The Best Episodes Written By Laura Sarmiento

Europe unites against the emperor. Meanwhile, Isabella is determined to prove herself more than a mere queen consort.

Charles V lives his last days in a monastery, sad and tired, accompanied by Francis Borgia. But life will still provide him with one last joy.

Along with a bitter legal fight over her child's custody, Rosa Peral receives unsettling news when her boyfriend's remains are found in a burnt-out car.

Tired of ruling, Charles arranges the distribution of his many kingdoms among his heirs.

Spain and France meet in the battlefield, resulting in an unexpected prisoner of war.

Rosa and Javi's breakup turns out more layered than expected as Pedro's role emerges in the reconstruction: the love triangle is now a square.

Both Charles and Francis are getting to the end of their lives.

As the investigation moves forward, Rosa insists on the culpability of her former husband, Javi. Glimpses of her past start taking a disturbing shape.

Héctor and Julia continue to close in on the answer to the question of why the decontamination company has been hunting down five of its workers who fled from their corporate apartments just before the first killing.

Rosa downplays her bond with Albert to the police, but a violent incident from the past hints a complex and obscure connection between them.

The law strikes and Rosa captures the press' attention, while she still has one last card to play. A past incident between Pedro and Javi comes to light.

The trial begins and the pressure builds up as new evidence and key testimonies are scrutinized before the district attorney. Javi agrees to speak on TV.

The police reconstructs the last hours of Pedro, and how they impacted the lives of Rosa and Albert. Everything is ready for the jury to issue a verdict.

The evidence on Pedro and Rosa puts together an unhealthy relationship. As the pieces get connected, the investigators seem to have a strong lead.

Charles is finally crowned Emperor by the Pope, but joy is quickly followed by tragedies.