In the next explosive chapter of La Promessa, the tension explodes as Catalina turns what was meant to be a secret wedding into a calculated trap meant to destroy Leocadia once and for all. When Leocadia storms in to interrupt the intimate ceremony between Catalina and Adriano, thinking she can once again manipulate everyone into submission, she has no idea that she’s already playing the role Catalina has scripted for her downfall.

From the moment Leocadia barges in, her presence oozes control and malice. She declares the ceremony invalid, citing the absence of family blessing, and threatens to unleash scandalous secrets that could ruin Catalina’s name forever. But Adriano, standing firmly beside his bride, delivers a passionate defense, exposing Leocadia’s decades of manipulation and confirming their love cannot be blackmailed into silence.

Just as things reach a boiling point, a shocking letter arrives, handed to Catalina mid-ceremony. As she reads it, her eyes flash with realization—this is the final piece. With unshakable calm, she turns to Leocadia and declares the game is over. But the tension doesn’t end there.

Moments later, a familiar voice echoes through the room. Mauro, the long-lost accountant of the estate, emerges from the shadows holding a damning dossier. Within it lies years of secrets: fraud, forged letters, threats, and the true reason Catalina’s father fell from grace. When confronted, Leocadia tries to deny everything, but Mauro’s evidence is irrefutable. Her mask slips. Her power begins to crumble.

The fallout is immediate. Leocadia, desperate, rushes to Alonso to spin her version of the story. But her visit only serves to raise more suspicions. Outside his office, whispers about Catalina and Adriano embracing after the ceremony reveal the couple’s unbreakable bond. Leocadia’s victory, if it can be called that, is hollow.

Elsewhere, Catalina wrestles with pain and defiance, torn between her father’s rejection and the dream of a free life with Adriano. They contemplate escape, but before they can flee, Pia arrives with dire news: two men sent by Alonso are hunting them down. The trap is closing in—but this time, Catalina won’t run. She won’t be silenced.

Pia, revealing she and Curro have been secretly investigating for months, confides that Leocadia and Lorenzo were behind not only Han’s decline but also a larger plot involving Cruz and potentially government-level corruption. They ask Catalina to help them lure Leocadia into exposing herself further. Catalina agrees—this isn’t just revenge anymore. It’s justice.

In the days that follow, tension mounts across the palace. Leocadia, confident in her lies, struts through the halls like royalty. But a second wedding invitation mysteriously reaches her hands—one she believes is real. Infuriated that Catalina would try again, Leocadia arrives alone at a hidden chapel deep in the woods, determined to destroy everything.

What she doesn’t know is that the chapel is empty—except for one figure standing still at the altar: Catalina. Calm. Unshaken. And for the first time, truly in control. What follows is a searing confrontation, in which Leocadia confesses everything—her manipulation, her sabotage, her crimes against Cruz and Ann. She boasts that no one can stop her. But she’s wrong.

Burdina, Pia, and Curro step out from the shadows, revealing that this was the real trap. Leocadia is placed under arrest, and as the handcuffs click around her wrists, Catalina stares into her eyes—not with hatred, but with quiet triumph. “You tried to take everything from me,” she says. “But in the end, you gave me the one thing I needed: the truth.”

As Leocadia is dragged away, kicking and screaming, she unleashes one final warning: Lorenzo still holds secrets that could burn everything to the ground. The war isn’t over.

But for Catalina, the reckoning has finally begun. With the weight of truth on her side, and love in her heart, she’s no longer the obedient daughter of a marquis—she’s the woman who rewrote her own destiny.