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Curro Carries a Secret Into His New Marriage

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Curro and Ángela begin married life under a devastating secret. Samuel and María Fernández prepare to reveal their relationship as fresh trouble reaches the palace.

RTVE's preview puts Curro's discovery just hours before his wedding to Ángela: he learns that Leocadia, his wife's mother, is Jana's killer. He must choose between revenge and telling Ángela the truth. The episode is scheduled for Monday 5 October at 18:35 on La 1 and RTVE Play, El Televisiero reports. The broadcast is part of the channel's return to its regular schedule for the week of 5 to 9 October.

That gives chapter 921 of 'La Promesa' its basic fault line. Curro and Ángela overcame repeated obstacles before becoming husband and wife, but their marriage now stands beside a truth that directly implicates Leocadia. RTVE's promotional material places Curro's discovery just before the ceremony, setting the wedding against the threat surrounding it.

Samuel and María Fernández are also preparing to take a public risk. Hiding their relationship no longer fits the life they want. They plan to speak first with Carlo, then tell the rest of the household what has happened between them. El Independiente, Los40 and Infobae describe the relationship as one of the basic sources of tension in episode 921.

Samuel is ready to do whatever it takes to be happy with the maid. The pair are moving from private meetings to an open confrontation with those around them.

Manuel and Julieta have crossed another line after their first intimate encounter. Now they must decide whether they can fight to live their love freely. Their story adds another romantic conflict to an episode filled with marriages and secrets.

The palace staff faces a different threat. Alonso congratulates the servants on the wedding. Tomasa and Julio fear reprisals because Petra knows they sabotaged her. Other members of the household suspect Petra acted to secure the housekeeper's position. Señora Arcos has information to reveal, with consequences for the entire service.

Simona and Candela cannot understand why Pía was dismissed. They search for an explanation because the circumstances look serious. Jacobo prepares for his mother's arrival and tries to make their relationship seem normal. Adriano warns that the false marriage will become a torment for all three of them. El Independiente reports that Carlo tells the service Curro removed Pía. The news leaves the household staff confused.

The pressure reaches Máximo, too. Leocadia keeps pushing him to marry as soon as possible. She argues that she has done her part and now he must do his. Exhausted by the strain, the marquis considers spending several days in Madrid to escape the pressure around him.

Ciro has problems of his own. He licensed the latest company behind Manuel's back. A phone call brings news of a problem, suggesting the palace's new villain is losing control of his plans.

Every apparent victory carries a fresh cost. Jana's murder shadows Curro's wedding. Samuel and María Fernández must reveal their love. The household's alliances are starting to break.

Petra is under suspicion. Leocadia is pressing for marriage. Ciro is facing trouble. Chapter 921 makes romance the engine of conflict, not a refuge from it.

The episode brings the palace's private choices into the open. Curro's secret remains the strongest thread: it puts his marriage on a collision course with the truth about Jana. RTVE's separate wedding video and preview add to the tension. The official material shows Leocadia bringing Curro and Ángela close to exposure around the wedding. Later weekly previews point to a honeymoon in Lisbon and more family secrets. A similar pattern appears in this earlier political confrontation. The coming episode gives every private decision consequences across the palace.

Richard Reid RUSSPAIN.com
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