He forces her to leave with him, despite her love for Adolfo. Deeply hurt, Manuel is not willing to give her up. Swearing they will love each other forever, they decide to run away, but Manuel discovers them. Desperate, Adolfo manages to secretly speak with Matilde to clarify the misunderstandings. Adolfo escapes from jail and immediately goes to look for his beloved Matilde, who has just married Manuel. Overwhelmed and in despair, Matilde surrenders to her mother's pressure and agrees to marry Manuel, especially after she learns that he has paid the family's debts. Using all kinds of intrigues, Augusta and her son Humberto send Adolfo to prison and convince Matilde to believe that he is married and has children. Augusta ignores the fact that Manuel is the illegitimate son of Joaquín Fuentes Guerra, a powerful landlord who raped a native girl, and who only recognised Manuel as his heir on his deathbed. He is an honourable and handsome young man who has just inherited a vast fortune. Manuel Fuentes Guerra is the perfect candidate. But her mother, Augusta, is determined to force Matilde to marry a rich man in order to save the family from bankruptcy. In the mid-19th century, in a time of Victorian morality, challenging the rules of the aristocracy to which she belongs, Matilde Peñalver Beristáin, falls in love with Adolfo Solís, an army soldier with no fortune trusting that her father, Hilario - a fair and kind man - will let her marry him.
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