Two Sisters

Against her wishes, Chiara leaves Rome for Matera when her mother calls to tell her that her sister is missing. Elena has left her children before, but never for long. Where is she? Why hasn’t she come back? The children aren’t talking.

The reason for Chiara’s coldness toward her sister is revealed when Elena’s ex-husband comes to town. Chiara confronts the neighbors, accusing them of leaving horrible notes around the house.

Having found Elena's body, Silvia and Chiara try to piece together what happened. The police are leaning toward suicide, but Chiara has her doubts.

When Elena’s car is found, the police seem more willing to consider foul play. Roberto and Chiara take the kids out for the day, to a place they had visited before – with Elena.

The evidence is mounting, and all signs point to Roberto. Why didn’t he tell the police her saw Elena on the night of her death?

After receiving a cryptic letter, Chiara’s own investigation leads to a man called Nicola Gambi – a former student and former lover of Elena’s with a lingering obsession.

Convinced of Roberto’s innocence, Chiara turns down the opportunity to make partner in Rome and instead settles into life in Metera to focus on his case.

During a confrontation with Chiara, Nicola claims that Elena is still alive – that he saw her after they'd found her body. Meanwhile, Chiara and Roberto wrestle with their past.

After a head injury requiring a blood transfusion reveals that Roberto is not Giulio’s biological father, Chiara and Roberto must find a way to tell Giulio the truth.

Roberto's trial gets off to a shaky start, but Chiara is convinced the key to proving his innocence lies in uncovering the identity of Giulio’s biological father. Meanwhile, can the twins put the past behind them?

The search for Giulio’s biological father leads to the deputy mayor of Potenza, a violent liar who’d been paying for Elena’s silence for years. Had he finally had enough?

Roberto is acquitted. As he and Chiara begin to piece together the life they always thought they’d have, Chiara makes a shocking discovery.