Bárbara deceives Duarte, saying that she is pregnant, so that he does not leave her to be with Nazaré and tries to take advantage of Cris's addiction (João Maneira) to get pregnant. When Duarte realizes that he has been deceived, and with his heart still beating for Nazaré, he asks for a divorce and expels his wife from home. Maddened, she swears revenge. Barbara, masked, abducts Nazaré. She runs away and discovers that Cláudia (Liliana Santos) is not dead, after all, but in an induced coma, and saves her friend who reveals that it was Barbara who killed Félix. Nazaré tells Duarte the whole truth about Barbara and he ends up questioning whether he is with Toni again, which she denies, ending up telling him that he never stopped loving her. The two make up, but the story is still far from the happy ending. When all of Verónica's crimes are discovered, the villain is forced to flee and is saved by Nuno and, when he is on board a yacht, the man throws Verónica into a wooden boat and leaves her on the high seas to die. Duarte and Toni propose to Nazaré at the same time, and the fisherwoman is undecided, but chooses Duarte and tells everyone that she accepted Duarte's marriage proposal. After everyone learns that it was Barbara who killed Félix, the villain is trapped and, in the middle of Duarte and Nazaré's marriage, tries to take the fisherwoman's life. The police appear at that moment and take her to jail, where the villain will remain until the end of her days. At the time of goodbye, Barbara declares to her ex-husband. With the arrest of Bárbara, the singer is considered innocent by the death of Félix and leaves the jail for the arms of Glória. During the wedding of Duarte and Nazaré, Toni appears by surprise at the ceremony and tries to convince the fisherwoman to stay with him, while getting emotional. Nazaré is undecided, but she still chooses Duarte to spend the rest of her life. The first season ends with the couple in church celebrating the bond. Cast References Sociedade Independente de Comunicação original programming 2019 Portuguese television seasons 2020 Portuguese television seasons