Set against the backdrop of the Spanish Civil War, the story intertwines the lives of two men who were once childhood friends. José Maria Escrivá, a compassionate and driven priest, chooses a path of peace and compassion, aspiring to make a difference in a world rife with violence and hatred. On the opposite side, Manolo Torres, estranged from his friend and consumed by his inner turmoil and the complexities of love, becomes a spy for the fascists. Their divergent paths reflect the internal and external conflicts that rage during this turbulent period in Spain, highlighting the choices between hate and love, betrayal and loyalty.

In a parallel narrative, years later, a journalist and son of Manolo, Robert Torres, uncovers a hidden mystery about his father’s past while researching a book about José Maria. As Robert delves deeper, he confronts the strained relationship between him and his father, uncovering long-buried secrets that challenge his perceptions. This quest not only unravels the complex relationship between his father and José Maria but also forces Robert to confront his own beliefs and the power of forgiveness. Through exploring these intertwined lives, the story delves into themes of redemption, the impact of choices, and how the echoes of the past shape our lives.