Wildflower Episode 36

Arnaldo Abu$es His Power. Jepoy Breaks. Diego’s Plan & Ivy’s Secrets. Natalie’s Quest for Justice.

Arnaldo is calling Emilia to ask about Jepoy, wondering if he’s agreed to talk, but Emilia tells him not to bother, saying Julio is handling everything. Meanwhile, the event is getting out of hand, with some attendees who aren’t supporters of the Ardientes starting to create chaos.

Governor Alvarez tries to calm them down, but it’s no use. Arnaldo returns, snatches the microphone from Alvarez, and has the protestors arrested, warning that anyone who goes against the Ardientes won’t be tolerated.

The Ardientes’ supporters erupt in cheers, and Julio chastises Alvarez for failing to control the crowd. Julio also questions Alvarez about the gambling den’s performance, and Alvarez admits they’re not meeting their quota. Julio calls him useless and leaves him to deal with Madrigal.

As Alvarez watches over Madrigal, he reveals that he’s been playing a long game, using his position to gather information and wait for the perfect moment to strike. He expresses his hatred for the Ardientes and how he’s been making them pay for underestimating him.

Alvarez’s words are laced with venom, and it’s clear that he has a deep-seated grudge against the Ardientes. As Arnaldo takes Ivy home, Diego arrives, and the two get into a fight. Ivy throws Diego out, and Arnaldo stays to have Ivy treat his bruise.

He confesses his feelings to Ivy, wanting to take their relationship to the next level. Arnaldo’s words are filled with emotion, and he looks at Ivy with a deep longing. However, Ivy asks him to go home, citing her need to rest.

Arnaldo agrees, but not before Ivy tends to his bruise, her touch sending shivers down his spine. Later, Ivy apologizes to Diego for kicking him out, and he tells her he understands why she did it. Diego shares his plan to run for governor, and Ivy agrees to support him.

She knows that it’ll be a tough fight, but she’s willing to do whatever it takes to help Diego succeed. Ivy is determined to see Diego become the governor, and she’s confident that together, they can make a difference.

She starts to think about the strategies they can use to win the election and the support they can gather from the community. Meanwhile, Julio continues to torture Jepoy, who eventually cracks and reveals that Alvarez is his boss.

Julio’s eyes light up with anger and betrayal as he realizes he’s been played. Ivy learns about Jepoy’s revelation and hatches a plan to help Madrigal. She enlists Diego’s help, and they discover that Alvarez has been embezzling funds through fake charities.

Ivy tells Arnaldo about it, and they devise a plan to catch Alvarez in the act. Arnaldo is determined to bring Alvarez down, and Ivy is happy to help him. As they put their plan into action, Arnaldo catches Alvarez with a suitcase full of money.

Alvarez pulls a gun, threatening to shoot if his guards intervene. Arnaldo lets him go but keeps the money, which amounts to 100 million. Julio is grateful to Madrigal for revealing Alvarez’s corruption, but he’s suspicious of Madrigal’s motives.

Madrigal claims he was loyal, but Julio isn’t convinced. Natalie returns from her vacation and starts frequenting a club where Raul hangs out. She seduces Raul, trying to get information about her father’s death. Raul is torn between his attraction to Natalie and his loyalty to the Ardientes.

Meanwhile, Diego and Camia visit the farmers, and Camia announces her candidacy for governor. Everyone is supportive, and Diego seems confident about their chances. The atmosphere is electric, with the farmers cheering and chanting Camia’s name.

As Arnaldo takes Ivy home, Diego watches them from afar, looking upset. Arnaldo ki$$es Ivy on the cheek, making Diego even more jealous. The scene ends with Diego’s growing unease about Ivy’s relationship with Arnaldo.Read Next Episode on Wildflower Episode 37