The Boarding School: Las Cumbres

To prove they're not related and can be together, Iván's cousin, Manuela Portillo, sends him an unexpected item - his own death certificate.

Seeking to distance himself and Paula from the menacing school, Marcos readies to sign Héctor off as their guardian, but two investigations lead him to an impasse with no one to trust.

Elsa's ignorance of Julia's home life could cost her her career as head mistress. Fermin's inability to hide a serious injury could cost him his life.

Jacinta returns, but everyone's general happiness remains short-lived under Elsa's rule, and Marcos discovers a worrisome numerical connection between the dead orphans and his sister.

Adéle blames Amaia for the party and she’s accused of tattling. Paul and Amaia take Paz and Eric to see a mysterious painting with crow-men, but they find something terrifying instead. Inés undergoes treatment and takes pills that give her hallucinations. Elías and Elvira feel an increasingly irresistible attraction and Paul and Amaia will discover something about Las Cumbres.

Adéle tells Alba’s secrets, which surprise everyone. Darío takes his daughter Inés home, near the school, where she has very strange visions. An unexpected postcard from Manuel assuring that he’s all right discredits Amaia’s story about his disappearance. León sneaks into Darío and Inés’ home, the students organize a secret party and Elías and Elvira grow closer.

Amaia is lost in the woods when she’s found and taken back to the school where she becomes obsessed with convincing Paul and his friends of what she saw and reporting it. But students at the school are cut off from the outside world. In the library, they find drawings of men wearing bird-like masks that confirm Amaia’s story, but something terrible shocks them all.

Las Cumbres Boarding School is an impenetrable fortress built on the edge of a cliff where students are subjected to strict discipline and it seems impossible to escape. Two of them manage to run into the woods one night, but things take a turn for the worse because surviving outside the school is even more dangerous than inside and the woods are much more terrifying.