Before Being Executed, His Daughter Whispers Something That Leaves the Guards in Shock… Just before being executed, a prisoner asks for one last wish: to be allowed to speak with his little daughter Salomé.

There was something about that man that reminded her of snakes. Elegant on the outside, venomous on the inside. “I’ve come to see my niece,” Gonzalo said without greeting her. “I have the right. I’m her legal guardian. You relinquished that guardianship six months ago when you left her here,” Carmela replied firmly. “Now she’s under state protection. Circumstances have changed. With everything that’s happening with my brother, the girl needs a family. She needs someone to take care of her. To take care of her like you did before you brought her here with bruises on her arms.”

Gonzalo’s eyes darkened. “Be careful what you’re implying, ma’am. I have connections. Important connections. I can shut this place down in a week if I want to. You’re threatening me. I’m informing you. I want to see Salomé now. » At that moment, Carmela noticed movement behind her office door. Salomé had heard everything. The girl was pale, trembling, her eyes fixed on her uncle. There was pure terror in that look. Gonzalo saw the girl too.

For a second, his mask of respectability slipped. What Carmela saw in his eyes convinced her of something. That man was dangerous, and Salomé knew it better than anyone. “Leave,” Carmela said. “Leave now, or I’ll call the police. » Gonzalo smiled. A cold smile that didn’t reach her eyes. “This isn’t over, ma’am. I’ll be back. And when I do, no one will protect that girl from her family. » The prison visiting room felt colder than ever.