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Do you know those dreams that we have had forever?
Tomorrow, mine will come true.
I'll wear a lab coat and feel like a real doctor for the very first time.
Hi. My name is Lulli, but you can call me…
the happiest med school student in the world.
Once, I dreamed of being a doctor. Nobody believed it.
They'd say it was crazy.
Maybe I can act crazy and like a doctor, like everyone else.
I'm not sure if I should order real food or a burger, you know?
I really need to talk to you.
Go ahead, baby.
I'm thinking about quitting school.
No! Not this again!
Really? Forget about it. Come here.
It was supposed to be a night of partying,
but it was the beginning of the weirdest experience of my life.
Not even science can explain.
That's why I'm asking you to listen closely,
which is very ironic. and you'll find out why soon enough.
Bacon, no way!
Cheese, maybe.
Can we talk now?
Not sure, Diego.
Stop it.
You don't get it. I'm really quitting school.
You've been saying that since you came back from Canada.
-You wanna live there with your mom? -No. I told you already.
Even my mom thinks it's best if I graduate here,
because of my dad's practice and his patients.
Yes, I agree.
Do you think they have ricotta?
I'm going to the restroom.
What's up?
The leg pain. It started when I came back, remember?
-Sure. -Now it's in my thigh.
Right! That's it! What if I ordered chicken thighs?
-Enjoy your meal! -Thanks.
Did you give up on that burger?
What about you? Did you open your heart to Paola?
Lulli…
Paola is our residency professor. At least she listens to me.
Good for you, Diego!
That's awesome.
Do you know why?
Because I'm tired of your drama.
Sorry, but I'm done with this drama.
-If you want to drop out, just do it! -Seriously?
If it's such a problem for you, maybe you're not meant to be a doctor!
Sorry, I shouldn't have said that.
But you did, right?
Listen…
I really admire you. Not everyone is strong-minded like you.
I'm going through my worst crisis, but you think it's just drama.
I want to vent, and all you care about is what to order!
-You make fun of me! -Calm down!
Maybe we should…
-Put that down! -Guys, are you okay?
I could hear you both yelling from over there.
-Is everything okay? -Sure.
What's up, Diego?
-Is there shrimp in this? -Sure, why?
Oh no! It's an allergic reaction.
We need an ambulance! Call an ambulance!
Jesus!
-Somebody help! -Make way!
Damn, Diego,
why have you never told me you're allergic to shrimp?
I told you a thousand times, Lulli.
-Wasn't it to peanuts? -No, I was never allergic to peanuts.
I'm sorry.
You're gonna be okay.
I had a great idea to celebrate our first anniversary.
Lulli.
Just listen for once.
Yes?
It's over.
What?
We're over, Lulli.
We're done.
Lulli!
What?
-Honey… -What, Mom?
Do you know what time it is?
My God!
Damn it!
Unbelievable!
Who the hell breaks up with someone in an ambulance?
-I've never heard of that before. -Mom, I can't talk right now.
We have to talk.
-You look like a mess. -What do you mean?
You didn't sleep at all. Today is such an important day for you.
I'm so proud of you. Your dad would be proud too.
Remember when you said you wanted to be a doctor?
Help me out.
-Watch the lunch box. -Watch the lab coat.
How could you forget that Diego is allergic to shrimp?
He talks too much, I can't keep up with everything he says.
Lulli.
-That's a terrible thing to say. -Bye, Mom!
This sucks.
Good morning!
I'm late, Julio.
My car broke down again.
I haven't slept, and I couldn't get it towed.
-It was a hell of a night. -You have no idea!
Let's do something later.
-Morning, Miriam. -Good morning, Julio.
Hey!
Hey, wait up!
Jeez!
Oh no! I'll have to get up.
Please, somebody get up, so I don't have to.
Somebody get up, please!
You can sit here, ma'am.
Miss Mary Mack, Mack, Mack All dressed in black, black, black
Does anybody know what they're gonna be?
I do.
-Tell us, Lulli. -I'm gonna be a doctor.
A surgeon.
Why do you want to follow such a difficult career?
I wanna help people and make my parents proud.
You don't even have a dad!
And your mom bakes cakes for poor people!
Shut up!
Dad, I know you're listening.
You've always said how it's important to be on time.
I listened and I still do.
As if you were here.
Those who have it easy don't care about time.
But those who work hard cannot waste any.
I miss you so much.
Good morning! Ready for the first day?
-How are you? -Take it easy. I just woke up.
Come on, cheer up!
I guess Diego isn't here. He dropped out.
Just a second.
-I get it. -Yes.
It happens every day.
-I guess not. -I've been through that.
Let's go.
Wait up!
Hi!
-Hi. -Hello.
Wait up! You're going too fast.
You can use these lockers to put your stuff away.
-Feeling better, Diego? -Yeah, thanks.
-That was scary. -Yeah.
Chop-chop, Ricardo.
How are you?
I'm fine.
I thought you weren't coming.
I gave up on dropping out.
Because of Paola?
No, because of me.
Guys, let's begin?
You can notice that this side is moving.
You all want to work here, right?
You all want to be surgeons.
Let me give you some advice.
Concerning surgery, patient care and diagnosis,
doctors aren't good if they don't listen to patients.
Have you heard me?
Students aren't good
if they don't listen to their favorite professor.
Let's move?
Is everybody here? Things get tough around here too.
But you still have a lot to learn
before doing anything without a doctor's supervision.
Is it clear?
-Yes, Doctor. -Very much so.
I’ll take the patient from bed three for an X-ray.
This is Ward One.
This is where the patients who were recently admitted stay.
-Good morning. -Morning.
Mr. José, how are you feeling today?
-I'm doing fine. -Were you able to eat?
Yes, twice. I didn't feel a thing.
That's great.
I only had a headache, but…
I see your fever broke.
I'm in pain. It's hurting badly.
Ouch.
Excuse me. Just a second, guys.
Lulli.
-He has kidney pain. -What did I just tell you?
Were you even paying attention?
A doctor will take care of him.
But I'm here.
Are you a doctor?
There you have it.
-But, Paola-- -Let's see.
If you were a doctor, what would you do?
I'd give him a vial of dipyrone.
Have you even checked if he's allergic to it?
No.
This is serious, Lulli.
I know. It won't happen again.
You must understand that before acting, you need to check the medical records
and listen to the patients.
Oscar Ferreira de Souza, 60 years old, presented with slurred speech,
loss of balance and lack of motor coordination.
Excessive drinking?
Exactly, Elena. He has a history of alcoholism.
Congratulations, Elena.
I can't believe it!
And you shouldn't, Vanessa.
What do we need to know?
He says he stopped drinking one year ago.
So what is the diagnosis?
What procedure do you recommend?
Could it be encephalitis?
Yes, but it isn't.
Spit it out, Paola!
-Stroke! -Stroke!
-It affected the cerebellum. -The cerebellum.
Well done. You both got it right.
Be there during the MRI to confirm the diagnosis, okay?
I wish my son was here.
-Do you want me to call him? -I could call if you'd like.
Don't even bother.
He won't pick up.
Relax, Oscar.
Relax, I'm here.
We are here, okay?
Wow.
Your eyes…
remind me of my dad's.
They have the same color, same shape.
Lulli.
Don't move, Oscar.
If you feel anything, press the button, and we'll stop the test.
Will you keep ignoring me?
-I'm focused on my work. -You're acting like a child.
And you? You're hot for the professor.
Seriously? Are you jealous of Paola? That's ridiculous.
Diego, sorry, but I'm not the best at listening to people, right?
Lulli, I don't get it. What's going on?
I should be upset with you, and not for a stupid jealous fit,
but because you could've killed me.
You didn't die, though.
I want to pay attention to the test. That's what doctors do.
Or maybe you're not meant to be a doctor, right?
Seriously?
What's going on?
-The screen isn't working. -Yeah.
I'll get someone from IT.
I won't be long. Don't touch anything, okay?
-Okay. -I'll be right back.
-Shouldn't we get him out of there? -Relax, the IT guy is coming.
What if he doesn't feel well?
-If something happens? -He'll press the button.
How are you so sure the button is working?
-Diego, the light is flickering! -There's a generator.
The screens are broken. How do you know the button isn't?
Relax. The doctor will be back soon.
Look! He's moving.
He moved his feet. I'm going in.
Lulli, don't!
Lulli!
-Are you okay, Oscar? -Don't touch it!
Lulli…
Hey!
She's waking up.
She'll be fine.
Unless Paola kills her, right?
-What's that? -What?
Didn't you say something?
No, but you've just woken up. It was probably just a dream.
Right.
Hey, Vanessa, is Oscar okay?
Did he get hurt during the MRI?
Not during the MRI, but the test confirmed the stroke.
-I had a stroke? -No, he did!
-You're fine. -Great.
As well as you can be. You were admitted for observation.
What about Diego? Where is he?
He's right there.
Lulli.
-Yes? -I'm not one to gossip.
-You are. -I'm not-- Yes, I am.
Paola is taking care of Diego.
I knew it.
I won't talk to him right now.
Why?
What do you mean?
He's gonna say it's my fault, Vanessa!
And was it?
Of course!
Obviously. You know me.
You know how I never listen to Diego.
Oh, Lulli…
What?
Wait.
Tell me something.
Do you think Paola is going to expel me?
Oh my God, I was so irresponsible!
Vanessa, it's a great opportunity for her to get rid of me and date Diego!
Lulli, relax, you're talking nonsense.
You're agitated. Get a little rest.
Here is the thing, that won't happen, okay?
-Okay. What? -And Paola is way out of Diego's league.
What's that?
-What? -Huh?
What?
-What? -What?
What did you say?
Nothing.
I just think you should talk to Paola and explain what's going on.
You should talk to Diego too.
Your relationship is a mess.
That's enough, guys. Just rip off the Band-Aid already!
What Band-Aid?
Vanessa, do you think that Diego is dating Paola?
Of course not!
For sure.
-Promise? -Promise.
Sure!
I hate to have to lie to her. Poor thing.
Do you wanna kiss me?
-Vanessa… -What's going on?
I feel weird.
I can see that. Do you want me…
I'm gonna get Paola.
You're not a doctor yet, Diego.
Doctor, Lulli has woken up.
Great. I do need to clear some things up.
Diego, you're convalescent.
Just get some rest, okay?
Oh, I can't forget, one 10 ml vial…
Let's go.
Virgínia, I need more PPEs.
-Huh? -Huh?
She was just here, I swear.
Dr. Cláudio, you're needed…
Thank you. See you next week.
Bye.
-Lulli, are you okay? -Yeah.
-Come on in. -Good morning, Doctor.
Good afternoon, Oscar.
Hi, little lady. How are you?
I was worried about you.
I haven't heard anyone say that to me in a long time.
Relax.
Everyone here will do whatever they can to get you better, okay?
I know. Thank you, Doctor.
Medicine can't cure everything.
Good afternoon.
I have to go.
-Bye. -Bye.
-Lulli! Jeez! -Jeez!
-Are you okay? -Sure. I'm great.
You look weird.
I need to find Ricardo.
He's at Lab 403.
Who?
Ricardo! What…
Bye, Elena.
But everyone is looking for you.
I'll add cilantro today.
Who cares if he doesn't like it? He won't even notice.
Did you talk to me?
No.
Damn it! If only I could tell my boss to go to hell…
Bastard!
What is this? Is she crazy?
Sorry!
She's so cute but needs to shave the fuzz.
Jeez…
Nobody's getting up.
My legs are killing me.
Will somebody get up so this lady may sit down?
She scared me!
Come on!
Hit it!
Get it!
Good one! That's how you play!
There!
Go ahead! Yes!
My turn.
Good one!
Done!
-Over here! -Go!
-Come here. -Let's go!
Go at it!
Yes. Another one.
Go!
Attaboy!
Let's go, Max!
-Ouch! -Jesus!
-How strong are you, Max? -Focus!
Your turn, Julio!
-Go ahead. -Go.
Go, Julio! That was great!
Focus! Go!
Awesome!
Great, man!
Attaboy!
That's it!
Yeah!
Get this one!
Attaboy!
Get it!
-Congratulations! -Great!
And we're done. Good practice!
You were great.
-Thanks. -It's heating up.
Julio!
-What's up? -You were great.
-Bye, Julio! -The girl gave you an incentive.
-Bye, Julio. -I'm making you a starter.
Me? What about Max?
Are you crazy? You're flying high!
But the finals are almost here, Coach.
Exactly. Any problem?
Yeah, it's my calf.
It still hurts a bit.
-It could be a sprain. -So ice it, and we'll see.
Max, you'll start. Benício, you'll be on the bench.
Julio, you'll be out until you get checked.
Great, thanks!
What a great surprise!
What's up? Shouldn't you be at the hospital?
Yes.
I really should.
Are you injured?
My calf is hurting. Nothing serious.
You seemed great.
Can I take a look?
Sure, Doctor.
Take a look.
-Here? -Yeah, right there.
Ouch!
Did she notice?
I thought you wanted to be a starter.
Of course I do, Lulli.
But I can't because of my calf.
A starter, during the finals?
In a crowded stadium with everyone looking and judging me?
No way. Not a chance.
Ouch!
What's your problem? I thought you were a doctor!
Not yet.
And you're not injured.
Oh yeah? Smarty-pants.
And you know how I'm feeling?
I do.
I know exactly how you feel.
How?
That's the thing. I have no idea.
There's no such thing as reading minds.
So you're actually injured.
Of course!
These voices… They're just in my head?
Definitely.
It must be the shock. They'll be gone soon.
Yeah.
Oh no. Look.
Hi, you called Lulli. I can't pick up right now.
Talk to him, Lulli.
-I don't know. -You wanna scare me to death?
Relax, Mom, I'm okay.
-Hi! May I? -Go ahead.
Why didn't you pick up the phone?
I turned it off.
I was watching his practice. Right, Julio?
She was. That's true.
Couldn't you have called? Tragic images were going through my mind.
Mom, you don't need to be so dramatic.
Oh, Lulli…
She's pushing me away.
No, I didn't mean to push you away.
I never meant to scare you.
But letting me breathe may be a good idea.
Listen to her. She's a doctor now.
But she's still my little girl.
Even though she's cranky and uncommunicative.
It's all my fault.
Mom, do you know you're the best mom ever?
You are the perfect daughter!
You're always alone. Life made you bitter.
Hey, Mom.
Everything I have, I owe it to you.
And my mistakes aren't your fault.
Running away from the hospital was a huge mistake.
Wait. Who told you I ran away?
You had a terrible accident.
You passed out and could've died!
Then you woke up disoriented and ran away from the hospital.
How could you do that?
Mom, who told you that?
I promised I wouldn't tell.
I'm going to kill Vanessa!
Seriously, your food only gets better.
Come here, Julio.
Why don't you date again? You were so cute together!
We were kids. Lulli is too bossy for my taste.
-It wouldn't work. -Yeah.
-Julio! -See?
I gotta go.
Your mom said we should date again. As if!
What's so funny?
What do you mean? You know there's no way.
Why, Julio?
Tell me.
Because I'm crazy? Bossy? I'm cold and distant?
-Tell me! -No! What?
It's nothing like that.
Well…
you're my best friend.
Because I'm gay.
You're gay?
What?
Of course not, Lulli!
Oh man, how did I not notice that before?
-What a terrible friend I am! -Stop it, I'm not gay!
You're crazy! You need help!
Okay.
Do you swear you are straight?
One, two, three, four, five…
-I swear! -No.
Wait. You didn't just count to five so I couldn't read your mind, did you?
Oh my God!
You can really read minds.
Yes!
And you're gay, Julio.
Please don't tell anybody.
Sure! Count on me. I won't tell anybody.
But only if you swear not to tell my secret to anybody.
-Of course! -Lulli, someone is here to see you!
I won't tell anyone you can read people's minds.
-Where have you been? -Close the door!
Are you making out?
Come on, Vanessa!
What's gotten into you?
Lulli can read people's minds.
Wait. What?
-And Julio is gay! -What?
-Shut up! -Are you crazy?
Let's get out of here.
-Great idea. Your mom is gonna hear. -Go on!
-Wow, I look so ugly in that photo. -Vanessa, come on!
This only happens in movies.
It's okay. It took me some time to believe it.
Okay, so what am I thinking right now?
Let me see…
Wait, "A, E, I, O, U?" Come on!
-Exactly. -Some complex thinking there, huh?
Look who's talking. You counted from one to five.
That's not the only thought you heard. You heard it and told everyone.
Hey!
Oh, so now Vanessa is "everyone".
Julio, give me a break.
I only told your secret because you told mine first.
Enough talking about me. Let's change the subject.
He doesn't want to talk about his personal life.
No.
So, Julio, you're gay!
I just can't talk about that.
I thought my gaydar was good.
It sucks.
Why are you still in the closet? Why don't you want to come out?
Why? There are thousands of reasons.
Especially since everything is so weird nowadays.
And in my case, it's even worse because I love volleyball.
But it's a very sexist and homophobic environment
with lots of bigots.
It's not easy.
Yeah, I get it.
I agree that you should keep it a secret.
What about that fake leg injury? How long will you keep lying about it?
-Are you telling your mom? -I don't think so.
At least, for now.
My mom already has a lot to worry about. I don't want to make things worse.
What I do want is to know how to get rid of this.
That's it.
Get rid of what?
What do you mean? The mind-reading, Vanessa.
-No! -Huh?
Lulli, you've been given a divine gift, a blessing!
Wanting to get rid of it might even be a sin.
Think about it.
You could help me find out if Ricardo is into me.
You could find out what Paola's feelings are.
Now I have to agree with you.
-You're right. -I know!
I don't even need to read your minds to know you're really crazy.
Wait a minute.
Is Diego is reading minds too?
There's only one way to find out.
I'm not sure about reading people's minds…
Check that out!
Is it Dr. César?
Diego's dad never comes here.
No way. Wait a minute.
Maybe Diego did get seriously hurt.
Yeah. He looks great, though.
Obviously, he's talking to Paola.
He saw me!
He's coming this way.
What do I do? Help.
I don't know. You're the superhero, girl.
-See you. -Lulli!
-Vanessa! -Lulli!
-You disappeared yesterday. -I turned off my phone.
To study, I bet. Not even a shock can make you lose focus.
Yes.
What about you?
Are you okay? Are you feeling anything?
I'm great.
What? Why are you looking at me like that?
Guess.
I'm trying.
Good morning!
Do you understand now why I was looking at you like that?
No.
Because I love you.
What do you mean?
Aren't you upset?
Why would I be?
Oh my God…
Okay.
Actually, that's not really what happened.
-Uh… -Lulli?
-Can we talk? -Of course.
I'll wait upstairs.
Okay.
I need to go.
And one more thing.
I know where we'll celebrate our one-year anniversary.
-It's a surprise. -Okay.
Just you wait.
How are you? Do you feel anything?
No, nothing. I'm super fine.
Great.
Lulli, I'll be straight with you.
Diego has a rare type of amnesia.
What?
Your tests turned out fine,
but he forgot about yesterday, and what happened before the shock.
-Just yesterday? -I believe so.
I called César, Diego's dad, because I was worried.
He thinks it's a mild trauma, just a temporary thing.
Does Diego know about the amnesia?
He knows he doesn't have a clear memory of what happened yesterday.
Diego…
I'm really worried about him.
Lulli, you've been given a divine gift.
You could find out what Paola's feelings are.
I think that's beautiful.
It's beautiful when a professor cares about their students.
Lulli, Diego is very privileged.
But he's so lost, so confused…
He grew up without love.
I know.
He's a brilliant kid.
He doesn't deserve his dad.
I've known him since he was a kid, so I feel kind of responsible for him.
He's like a son to me.
I'll keep an eye on him, and I'd like your help.
Yes, of course.
Let's go.
-So? -Huh?
-What's up? -What?
Diego. Is he nuts?
-Is Paola dating him? -Come here.
Paola sees him as a son.
Seriously.
Diego has a rare type of post-traumatic amnesia.
No way!
He doesn't even remember we broke up.
Will you tell him?
I don't know. I don't know how he'll react.
Just read his mind.
That's the thing, I can't read his mind.
I can't.
Don't tell me your powers are already fading!
Wait a minute.
Find out if Ricardo is into me.
Vanessa, no!
Okay. Not even if…
No, I'm not gonna do it!
I got it, Mrs. Code of Ethics.
At least, your power is still working.
Vanessa, stop calling it a "power".
-But you read minds. -I can't…
-Hey, baby. -Hi.
-Are you okay? -Yeah.
-What's up, Vanessa? -Hey, Diego! How are you?
Fine.
You don't need to talk like that. It was just a shock.
I just feel I'm forgetting some things, but I'm fine.
I'm not crazy, okay?
Just for Lulli.
Cute.
He's wonderful, girl.
Don't tell him. Enjoy it.
Now help me get that Beyoncé wannabe away from my crush, will you?
Seriously.
Thanks!
Vanessa, could you get your hand off my…
I was just cleaning your lab coat.
So rude!
Is everyone here?
Wait for me at the clinic.
-What is your last name? -Haragushiku.
I haven't been sleeping. I'm always tired.
Have you had an eyebrow transplant?
Of course not!
I'm not feeling well.
Good morning, Mara.
-Good morning. -Morning.
Mara Haragushiku. She's 36 years old.
Well, with these symptoms and history…
She has mononucleosis.
So, does everyone agree?
What are you feeling?
Have you recently had contact with cats?
I can't, I'm allergic to them.
Sorry, she needs to answer.
Sorry.
Have you recently had contact with cats?
No, of course not.
Are you crazy? It'd be the end of my relationship.
Are you sure?
How can she tell? It looks so natural!
Mara, your health is at stake here.
Fine.
I had contact with cats.
I had dinner with friends from school
at my ex's house, but Geraldo doesn't know.
He's too jealous.
Toxoplasmosis.
Lulli is right.
-Score! -Vanessa, we're on the same team.
Sure, Doctor. I'm sorry. I crossed the line.
Obviously.
I can't believe it, girl!
What took you so long to get this power?
How did you find out the patient was lying?
Sixth sense.
The next patient is Jean Azevedo, 54 years old.
Lulli, what's your diagnosis?
Tiredness. And hair loss.
Hypothyroidism.
Perfect.
Yes!
Does everyone agree?
And what do you think Lulli did to get so many diagnoses right?
She's a genius, and she is my friend.
Sorry, guys.
That's a mystery. How can she be a genius and your friend?
Oh, Elena…
What do you think, Lulli?
I listened to the patients.
Exactly!
You're all dismissed.
See you tomorrow.
Lulli.
Are you okay?
Yes, I'm fine.
-I'm just tired. -I figured.
You sounded like an entire season of House today.
-You sure you don't want a ride? -No need. I'm going to meet Julio.
We're gonna talk. Stuff friends talk about.
-Okay. See you later? -Sure.
-What? -I can't stand reading minds anymore.
Jeez…
What?
-I can't stand reading minds anymore. -Why?
People have the right to decide what they want people to know.
It feels like my head will explode!
-Relax, breathe. -I can't take it anymore.
I'm here. Relax.
We're science people, right? Future physicians?
So let's be serious about this.
I'm going to take you somewhere so we can get to the bottom of this.
Come with me.
Come on.
SPIRITUAL CONSULTATIONS
Lulli?
Close your eyes.
Lulli?
Close your eyes.
Let the energy flow.
With love and intensity.
I'm reading Lulli's mind.
-Is she into it? -No.
She wants to kill this Romina. And you, for bringing her here.
What do you see?
You are very distressed.
Huge!
And a handsome man.
Very.
Diego is handsome.
You must let the universe into your life.
Okay, but I don't know what that means.
Of course! You don't believe in anything.
You don't listen to people.
You have a serious problem.
And you are afraid
because you think it's permanent.
Yes.
But I'm here because of a problem.
That's easy.
What's that? What are you doing?
I'd like to read your palm.
When she wants to read the palm, that means things are…
Lulli?
Give me your hand.
Focus.
I see a lot of confusion.
What's up with you, honey?
I read minds.
She's crazy.
No. I'm not crazy.
I said I read minds.
Of course not!
A total nutcase, so crazy, Macarena.
"Macarena?" Really?
Let me go. You're a witch. You're a cop!
Where's your accent?
I swear I'll stop lying to everyone!
-For real? -Yes!
I'm not sure I can!
You can. Let's go! Vanessa, Julio!
No, come work with me! We'll be rich!
-I'll take a card. -No!
Picture your talent with my charisma! Call me if you change your mind!
-Get in, for Pete's sake! -I'm impressed. You're a phenomenon.
-What are you doing? -Stop it!
I don't wanna hear it. Please understand!
We'll have to push.
-Again? -This car is always breaking down!
-Wait. Look… -Get out.
In my humble opinion, I think you can live with this gift.
Stop calling it a gift! I can't read the only mind I want to!
And I think you should tell Diego the truth.
Stop it! I'm confused enough. Let's push the car and go home.
-Get in! This is our chance! -Get in!
Close the door!
Yes, we used to sing here.
-Check out who's there. -Who?
Hey, baby.
-Julio! -Hi, Diego!
-Vanessa. -Hello.
-Are you feeling better? -Why?
Weren't you tired?
A little, but I'm better now that I'm with you.
Yeah, right.
-Diego, how are you? -Fine, and you?
Well-- Is Ricardo here?
Yes, he…
He's over there.
With Elena.
Interesting.
Just a second, guys.
-Vanessa! -Hey, Jaque!
-How are you? -How are you?
It's been a while. Are you on the national team?
-No, it'll take a while. -Yes.
And he's injured. Haven't you heard?
It's serious, right, Julio?
Listen to your body and take care.
Yes, the body doesn't lie.
-It doesn't lie, right? -Sure.
And we have to listen to our minds.
-Right. -Yeah.
I'll take a walk. This place is cool.
Yes.
Hi, Ricardo!
-Hey. -How are you, Elena?
Just fine.
What's up with her?
She'll have to quit school.
What? But that's…
terrible news.
Really bad news.
Yeah. She's crushed, the poor thing.
And how is your heart, Ricardo?
That's just a routine question.
Hey, guys!
Hi, Julio. What's up?
Sorry, Julio. This is Ricardo.
-What's up? -Hi, nice to meet you.
So…
-Why are you not drinking? -What?
Are you sick or something?
I don't drink that much.
It seems you finished yours. I'll get us some drinks.
-I'll help. -No!
No, I can't believe it.
I was just gonna say you should grab us some drinks.
We are in sync, I can feel it.
Right.
-Do you want something to eat? -I'm not hungry.
Not even some appetizers? I won't order shrimp, I swear.
What's wrong? Are you okay?
Yes.
It's just shortness of breath.
Would you like some water, or you want to go outside?
No, I'm okay. I'm feeling better.
Are you sure?
Okay. Come here.
-Have you ordered yet? -I'll have a beer.
-I don't know. -Me neither.
Well, I'll be outside by myself.
-Really? -I'll be outside.
I thought you were celebrating.
My parents are moving to Portugal and don't want me to stay.
Got it.
You never really liked me, did you?
Never.
But you never liked me either.
But I know why we are always competing.
I don't want to fight with you, or any other women, because of men.
Sisterhood, you know.
That's it.
To sisterhood.
Wait.
Do messy rooms bother you?
I mean, panties in the middle of the living room.
Why are you asking me that?
-Panties in the living room-- -Girls!
Ricardo wants to see you inside.
I've been trying to find the courage to sing this for a while.
Today is the day.
In this madness Of saying I don't want you
I deny all appearances
Disguise the evidences
But why should I keep lying
If I can't fool
My own heart
I know I love you
Sing with me!
Enough with the lies…
Let's go?
Where?
It's a surprise.
I really want you I need your kisses
I give you my life So you may do whatever you like…
Let's celebrate our first anniversary.
Say it's true That you miss me
Come on.
I can't believe you made all of this.
My dad will be away for a week.
So we'll celebrate the entire week?
We will celebrate for however long we want.
Hey!
What's wrong? Tell me.
I don't know. I'm anxious, as if I wanted to blurt something out.
It started after the shock.
Well, we never really talked about that day.
I know. I couldn't understand what I'm feeling,
but I think I figured it out.
-Look, Diego-- -Let me talk.
Okay?
Watching you work at the hospital,
taking care of patients, listening to them,
really caring about them…
I feel like I really see you now, you know?
It seems I finally know what I want to do with my life.
Forget my dad and his expectations and demands.
I want to be the best doctor I can be, the best person I can.
And I can only do that with you by my side.
-Let's toast, then. -To us.
-Good morning. -Good morning.
Diego!
Dad!
I didn't think you'd be back so soon.
I had to.
Emergency surgery. It's really complex.
Good morning, Dr. César.
Is my Shields book with you? I can't find it anywhere.
No, I don't think so.
Oh really?
Really?
Look.
How many times have I asked you
to put the books back?
-Okay? -Sure.
I'm sorry.
-My dad doesn't-- -Listen to people, right?
Not even a bit.
I never thought it would end up like this.
Hey.
Listen, it was the best night of my life.
Good morning.
-Do you remember Lulli? -The house is a mess.
-I didn't know you were coming back. -So you thought this was a hotel?
Come on, Dad.
Remember Lulli?
Good morning, Dr. César. I really admire you.
Your son and I will also be surgeons.
This girl will never become a surgeon.
Paola was your assistant, right?
She's our internship supervisor.
And an excellent surgeon.
So excellent that she works at a public hospital.
-She couldn't handle my practice. -She didn't want to.
That's what she says.
I get it.
At the teaching hospital, we face real life,
people in need, people who face long lines, negligence.
-It's more intense. -It's a waste of time, that is.
A talented surgeon is worth a whole lot.
Every life is worth the same.
Everyone deserves a talented surgeon such as yourself and Paola.
Who would have thought! An idealist!
Will you work at public hospitals your whole life?
I haven't decided yet.
-But I have. -No!
We won't discuss this again.
You won't destroy everything I built because of some damn ideology!
I want to make my own path.
Why don't you start by getting a haircut?
Changing those worn-out clothes?
Doctors shouldn't look like dropouts.
My skills will build my reputation, not my looks.
-I'm not you! -But you have my last name!
That's the only thing I got from you!
Stop being a brat, boy! Stop acting like a poor rich kid!
Any medical student would want a dad like yours.
Because they don't really know him!
They only know the doctor who gives interviews and speeches.
Enough!
I'm done arguing with you.
If you wanted to make me lose my temper, congratulations.
You did it.
Bye, Luma.
Are you all right?
Never better.
Hey, guys!
Wearing the same clothes as yesterday!
We need to talk. It's gossip.
I talked to Elena yesterday. She'll move in with me.
That's great news!
So does that mean you stopped bickering?
Also, Ricardo is available.
She said it was just a crush.
I explained I think we have a connection from, like, another life.
I know you. You want me to find out if he's into you.
You're a mind reader, Lulli.
Really? It's the last time, come on.
Yay, she's a mind reader.
-Don't move, please. -Sorry.
He told me everything about his calf and the coach who requested an MRI.
I called Dr. Fernandes and managed to squeeze him in.
The game is tonight?
-Yes. -Yeah.
How's he doing, Ricardo?
The doctor didn't find anything.
Of course not. He's lying. He's afraid of playing.
What are you doing?
Relax, it's okay. He told me everything.
I get it, you know? He doesn't want to be judged.
He doesn't want to make mistakes, disappoint his mom, the coach,
and his teammates.
It's normal.
Who hasn't?
-Who hasn't? -Right?
I talked to him, and he seems to be excited about the game.
He knows that everyone has their own opinions
and that we can't control people's minds.
Yeah, we can't.
-Imagine if we could. -I know!
It would be crazy.
We shouldn't refrain from doing something because we're afraid of what people think.
People will always talk,
and that's okay.
Ricardo, there's a self-help book inside this handsome doctor.
Vanessa…
Since you're here, would you help me with something?
Since the incident, Lulli's been weird.
I want to check if she's tachycardic.
-Could you take a look? -Of course.
Check your heart rate.
Did you know Elena will move in with me?
Yeah? That's great.
Before she moves in, I'd like to invite you to have dinner on Friday.
Are you available?
Thank you for inviting me, but I'm busy on Friday.
Really? Doing what?
Well, it's a family thing.
You would never guess!
DANGER
-Your heart rate is excellent. -Let me check.
I'm great at that.
Lulli.
Diego.
Are you all right?
It's Oscar. He's not well.
-Let's go? -Yes.
Good morning, Oscar.
Hey, pretty lady.
Have you come to say goodbye?
No.
Of course not.
I just wanted to check how you're feeling.
Medicine can't cure everything.
I'm a burden to everyone.
Why bother people…
Are you taking your meds?
Of course.
Not.
Oscar, you have to--
Good morning, Oscar. Would you like to see your son?
That's what I want the most.
I'll see to it, Doctor.
-Thank you, Doctor. -Paola, Oscar isn't taking his meds.
How do you know?
I don't know. I guess it's a hunch.
Anyway, I'll change it to IV therapy.
His case is very serious. His bleeding could have evolved…
What about surgical drainage or decompression?
Maybe.
-He won't let us do it. -His son will.
Is he coming?
Yes, even if I have to drag him.
Let's go.
Yes?
Roberto?
That's me.
We work at the teaching hospital, and we'd like to talk about Oscar.
Roberto, he hasn't had a drink in two years.
He's lying.
His condition is serious. There's no time, and he wants to see you.
He should have thought about it while he had time.
Can you imagine how many times I was left waiting at school for hours,
just to have him show up late and reeking of booze?
-At least he showed up. -He's never said one truth in his life.
-He only thought about himself. -I know what you mean.
My dad is exactly like that.
He missed all your graduations, all your school presentations?
All of them.
Is he a drunk?
No.
He didn't have that excuse.
But he's still my dad.
And I want to believe that, deep down, he loves me.
Not as much as Oscar loves you, but he does love me.
Roberto, I'll be honest.
I've looked over your dad's tests.
He should have died days ago.
You know what I think is keeping him alive?
The hope of seeing and hugging you again.
Of saying he's sorry.
That's Oscar, right?
Yes.
Doctor, the scalpel.
All monitors are ready.
-Do you think he'll die or not? -I think he won't.
-I'll give him a 40% chance. -Sixty.
Let's go talk to Roberto.
You made the right choice.
I just authorized the surgery.
You're here. That's all that matters. Thank you.
No, thank you both.
We didn't do anything. Thanks to Paola, the world's best surgeon.
Mom?
Diego still doesn't remember we broke up.
Haven't you told him?
That's crazy.
Would you believe me if I said that's not the craziest part?
Oh my! What are you up to?
I can read minds, Mom.
-I do too. -Really?
Seriously? So it runs in the family!
Women have a sixth sense, Lulli.
No, Mom. It's not like that.
I'm telling you I can really read minds.
After the shock, I can read the minds of people who touch me.
Oh, Lulli…
Dear Lord, she's delusional.
Aren't there psychiatrists at the hospital?
No, I'm not delusional.
Yes, there are many psychiatrists at that hospital,
but none of them can treat this.
Relax.
I know, it's crazy.
Why are you only telling me this now?
You already have a lot to worry about. I didn't want to makes things worse.
Lulli, I'll always be worried about you.
Reading minds or not, messing up or not,
you're my daughter!
Jeez!
Thank you. I can't wait to get rid of this.
I can only imagine.
Can I test you?
Sure.
I should gain two kilos, Mom? How can you think that?
I don't know when I'll get married or if I'll even get married, Mom!
Stop thinking about that! Silly!
Mom…
thanks for saying all those things.
I really needed to know someone is cheering me on.
I always thought everyone was just trying to pull me down.
That's lot of people, honey.
So many people are cheering you on.
You need to listen to them.
Listening to those who love you is good for our health, kid.
Wait a minute!
Luís is hitting on you?
I can't believe it! I really support this relationship!
They're here.
Let's go to the game, Lulli!
-Get in. -Let's go.
-Come! -Bye, Miriam!
HOME - 14 VISITORS - 15
Should we sub in number three?
Yes!
Go, Julio!
Go!
-Oh my God! -Go!
Up!
Crush them!
HOME - 15 VISITORS - 15
Come on!
-Yes! -There you go!
Let's win this!
It's coming. Up!
-Go! -There's no way!
Attaboy!
Great!
-Yes! -Yes!
Yes!
Julio!
Yes!
HOME - 17 VISITORS - 15
-You rock. -Julio!
-They want us to leave. -Take a look.
-What's up? -You played so well!
Lulli, you never told me what Ricardo was thinking.
What did you hear?
-I was gonna tell you… -Just say it.
Don't worry. I accepted my fate.
-You were great. -Thanks.
You're awesome.
-Hey. -We lost our man.
Hey, Coach. This is Ricardo.
-Nice to meet you. -You too.
They're a hot couple.
Really hot.
Diego!
I'm glad everything turned out okay.
He could have died.
Let's go outside. Come on.
I wasn't going to say anything, but I said they should operate. Didn't I?
Yes. Let go of my hand! Are you crazy?
You were right.
And you brought Roberto here.
Actually, we did.
You were meant to do this, Diego.
Maybe you're not meant to be a doctor!
I'm just being honest.
You're not meant to be a doctor!
-What? -We're over, Lulli.
We're done.
Are you okay?
Lulli.
-Are you okay, Oscar? -Don't touch it!
I remember.
Maybe you're not meant to be a doctor!
You said I wasn't meant to be a doctor! Lulli, we had broken up.
You've been lying this whole time!
Forgive me, Diego.
I was afraid of losing you.
I didn't want to hurt you, but I couldn't--
Sometimes we can't find the words, right?
Do you know which road is paved with good intentions?
Lulli…
Diego!
Diego, talk to me! Somebody help me!
-Diego! -Diego? A gurney, stat!
Diego, talk to me! Please help!
Diego!
-Stay with me! -What happened?
The pain in my leg. It started when I came back, remember?
It's just shortness of breath.
-Excuse me. -Lift him up.
Quickly. One, two, three.
Let's take him to the ER!
Paola, he needs surgery. It's pulmonary embolism.
-What? -Believe me!
He took a long flight and was complaining of leg pain and shortness of breath.
Trust me!
It makes sense. Let's check.
-We need an echocardiogram. -Okay.
Everything will be fine, Diego. I'm here.
That's clearly a blood clot.
We'll have to operate.
Monitoring.
Paola.
Yes?
He's in V-fib! Ventilate!
Quick! Come on!
Clear! Stand back, Lulli!
-Lulli! -Lulli!
-He needs surgery now! -Lulli!
-Vanessa, help Lulli. -We need help!
-Quickly! -Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Come on. Bring him.
Vanessa…
-I can't leave him alone. -He's not alone, girl.
He's going to be all right.
Do you really believe that, or are you just saying it?
Can't you read my mind?
Clear! Stand back, Lulli!
I can't.
So you'll just have to believe me.
SURGICAL UNIT
Everything went fine. He'll be all right.
-May I see him? -Yes, go in.
See you soon.
Lulli.
Don't ask me to leave, please.
Hi, Luma.
Dad.
Do you want to scare me to death?
I wanted to come sooner, but I was in the OR.
I'm glad you came.
How could you even think I wouldn't?
Oh son…
We fight, we argue,
but I love you, boy!
A lot.
Don't ever forget that.
I love you too, Dad.
How are you?
I'm fine.
Right, Paola?
Yes, Diego.
Thanks to Lulli.
To Lulli?
You saved me?
No.
It was Paola.
The world's best surgeon saved you.
I just helped a little.
César, I want to show you something.
What kind of help?
I listened to you.
TWO YEARS LATER
Hey. Look.
Aren't you guys coming for the picture?
Yes! That's so rude!
Hurry up.
-Let's go. -Hey.
Listen, you're gonna be the best surgeon in the world.
-So now you can predict the future? -Not really.
I've decided not to be a surgeon, so it'll be easier for you to be the best.
You're so funny!
-Have you made up your mind? -Completely.
-Come on, guys! -Hurry!
-Come! -Come on!
-Let's go.
Come on!
Let's take a picture! Squeeze in, guys!
Three, two, one… Say "cheese!"
-Cheese! -Cheese!
FUTURE PHYSICIAN
UNIVERSITY DIPLOMA
CLINICAL EMERGENCIES HUMAN ANATOMY
This crazy experience ended up being worthwhile.
I didn't used to listen to anyone, and I was forced to.
And look what happened.
I ended up listening to myself
and understanding that I really wanted to specialize in people.
I think I know you.
Really? From where?
So I would listen with my ears and my heart.
Dolores! I can't believe this! It's so good to see you!
Good to see you too!
I'm happy you're here with us.
Me too. I'm very happy, and I feel very fulfilled.
How's your family?
They're fine. They'll be here tomorrow.
-Yes, bring them all in. -Let's do it!
And what brings you here, Dolores?
THE END