Albanta Camp

Every summer, around twenty children attend a month-long rehabilitation camp in the middle of nature called Albanta. This year Olivia is one of them. However, from the very first moment it becomes clear that Olivia is not there simply to take part in the activities offered by this camp, but that she is hiding a very specific purpose.

Although Olivia is clear that she is there to find out why her brother Gonzalo committed suicide after leaving Albanta, Idalia has begun to make her doubt herself by revealing the supposed real reason she is there: her mother committed her to Albanta in an attempt to help her. Olivia has had bouts of schizophrenia in the past, and the whole story of her dead brother is part of her own madness.

The search for the cabin has been fruitless, and Abel has discovered what Olivia was trying to hide: that she is there because she is schizophrenic. However, she and Abel discover something in the middle of the forest that makes them completely rethink the idea that they are in a rehabilitation camp.

Through a glimpse into Idalia's past, we discover the drug problem that Dídac had, how Albanta was founded and what exactly that place is. On the other hand, Carolina takes Olivia and Abel to the door that leads to the cabin, while Dídac desperately searches for a missing Marcos.

Olivia and Abel, thanks to the cabin, discover what exactly Albanta is and the key to get out of there. However, Abel suddenly disappears leaving Olivia alone in her mission to alert everyone of what is happening there... On the other hand, Dídac and Carolina bury in the forest a Marcos who seems to have committed suicide.

With Idalia out of the game, Olivia, Dídac and Abel lead the exodus from the camp. However, that place is not going to make it easy for them to find their way out. On the other hand, Carolina decides to stay and help them with their plan. However, she will have to confront Idalia if she wants the exodus of the kids from the camp to succeed. Audrey also seems to have one last trick up her sleeve.