What do you think of Josue now? Is he really as moral as he would like people to believe? When he caught Julian and Lucrecia kissing in the church I couldn't help but wonder if his reaction was not so much because Lucrecia is a married woman and they were in a place of worship, but rather a cover up for his own feelings of jealousy.
shareI think you're right.
He might actually regret having contributed to the myth that Julian had anything to do with Cesar's accident. However, he's not over his attraction to Lucrezia. He's going to lose it when he hears that she is his half-sister.
Which is making me wonder whether this really is the case. We never did find out Gambino's blood type.
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Josue has finally grown up. He has admitted his own contribution to the perception of Julian's guilt and he seems to be getting over Lucrezia.
It's too bad that his confession has had no effect on Rosario.
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