In a classroom we see her refusing to read her assignment even though she knows how to write a story, she isn't brave enough to tell it.

The next day Raquel follows Ares into a secluded wooded area, where she confronts him about hacking into her computer.

The next day Ares invites her to a party where she seduces him but doesn't let him get what he wants and exclaims that karma is a bitch.

Ares again climbs up her window and says that until their father goes to work, they can't go back home.

Raquel's friends, Daniela and Yoshi bring her to a party to help her take her mind off of Ares where she gets drunk.

Ares admits that he has been pushing her away as she makes him feel things and how his father has already set a path for him which he has follow.

Raquel goes to Ares's place to tell him just that but isn't allowed into the house as everyone in his family feels that she is a distraction that will stop him from attaining his goals.

Ares disobeys everyone and runs to the prom where he is shunned by Yoshi for breaking Raquel's heart so many times.

They exchange words that lead to a fight where Yoshi pushes Ares into a partially empty pool, spilling chlorine into as he turns away.

Raquel is finally brave enough to tell her story, so four months later she publishes her book called 'Through My Window'.

[7] Janire Zurbano of Cinemanía rated the film with 2 out of 5 stars considering that it featured "sex, attempts of female empowerment and the same old toxic cliches".

[8] In February 2022, Netflix announced the development of two sequels, later revealing the title of the first one to be Across the Sea (A través del mar), featuring Andrea Chaparro, Iván Lapadula and Carla Tous as cast additions.