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Memo committed suicide, and it's his funeral. His parents were going to move to the United States and take him along at the end of the year. Memo hadn't told any of his friends about this. Alex and Marifer feel responsible for what happened to Memo. Alex breaks down talking about Memo at school. Everyone says they feel bad about what happened, but the truth is they'll forget about it and no one will miss him. The dreaded exam arrives, and turns out the teacher changed it at the last minute. The answers Tenoch sold are no longer valid. He's about to get beaten up, but Alex steps in to defend him. The bullies call him a fag. Furious, Tenoch punches one of them. The girls jump in to help. They flee the school together. They talk about Memo and discuss how important he was to them, and that conversation helps bring them together again. They even consider restarting the business, with Daniela leading the charge, and encourage Alex to talk to Rafa. Alex delivers a terrible romantic speech, t

Memo gets the news that his dad got a promotion, but it means the family has to move to the United States. Memo protests, but after his parents explain, he accepts and pretends everything's okay. He doesn't want to worry or upset his parents, but he also doesn't want to leave. Memo invites Alex, Tenoch, Mar

Tenoch gives his old, clueless uncles a rundown of the latest high school drama. Then he bids them farewell and sets off on his epic journey to school. Three buses, the subway, and a bit of walking. All to get to the high school, where everything's going haywire. It's just Tenoch and Memo left in the business now. And guess what? They find out they've got competition in the form of Daniela. There's more trouble brewing for Tenoch as teacher Ilse catches wind of their whole operation and wants him to stop peddling the "goods." Tenoch thinks about calling it quits, but he wants to make some extra cash before he quits for good. So, he decides to pull off the ultimate heist by stealing the dreaded physics semester exam. Diego and his crew hassle Tenoch, convinced he and Alex did the "stuff" together, which is why they were always together. Tenoch throws shade at Alex in front of everyone to save face. Meanwhile, Alex spills his heart out to Rafa, admitting he's got a crush on him, but Rafa

After the party, things got messy for everyone in the crew. The hot topic around school? "Is Alex gay?" And the responses from classmates were very crude. Marifer's pegged as the bitter ex, so she's hitting it off with Lalo, who is a skater. But the real soap opera unfolds with Daniela. Tenoch's pressuring her to choose between Diego and the business. Following Memo's advice, Daniela puts Diego on the spot, asking him to choose between her and Mariana. Diego and Daniela hook up, so she figures that's his answer. Diego's into her. She quits the business, feeling determined. But the next day, Diego acts like nothing happened. Daniela's heart is shattered. Back home, her mom is also dealing with man-troubles. Fresh off a breakup, Lili, her sister, lectures Daniela about trusting another guy. She says Daniela should learn from this that there's nothing better than being single and independent. Daniela's mulling it over. To cheer up her mom, Daniela ropes her (and Lili) into doing the class

Mariana, a popular girl, invites the gang to her birthday party to thank them for their good grades. Some want to go, others don't. They decide to attend because Memo casts the deciding vote. The party turns into a disaster. Mar

At Marifer's house, they're worried because they haven't seen Alex in a while. For her mom, especially, it's worrisome that her daughter might have problems in her relationship. She gives her bad advice by asking her to invite him to the Church's fair. Her little brother annoys her and says that it's obvious that they have probably broken up. Her dad prefers not to get involved, always trying to distract her from her problems by talking about the country's issues. Marifer and Memo have to take charge of a massive project. Their English teacher, Ilse, wants the students to write stories based on their childhood. Marifer recruits Memo for her own project, which is to find out if Alex feels something for Rafa. It's not trivial to think your boyfriend might be gay, especially in the nineties. Memo convinces Alex to tell Marifer the truth, leading to their breakup. Marifer and Memo submit their work, but their teacher realizes all the homework papers have the same style. Memo shares with Ma

At Alex's house, his mom is never mentioned. His dad and sister pretend nothing's wrong while Alex tries to keep the house running. His dad wants Alex to work at the video store, so he has to spend more time with Rafa. Meanwhile, his relationship with Marifer falls apart. At school, bullies target Memo, so Alex cuts off their access to the "merchandise". Diego, the snobbiest and most popular, convinces his friends not to buy from them anymore. Memo and Tenoch have to intervene to solve the problem. Diego warns them that Alex will change them, just like he did with them when they used to be his friends. Alex has mixed feelings. Rafa makes him nervous. He always messes things up with him. He eventually tells Memo about his feelings towards the guy. There's a potentially romantic moment between Alex and Rafa where it seems like they're going to kiss, but at the last moment, Alex backs off, leaving Rafa very confused. And Marifer, who has just arrived unexpectedly, realizes something's goi

There's a newcomer at the high school, Memo, who immediately catches the attention of the school bullies. Who are the only ones who take pity on him? Alex, Tenoch, Marifer, and Daniela, who allow him to hang out with them. These kids aren't just any students. They're a group of knowledge traffickers who sell assignments and tasks to the less bright. The group is in the midst of a small crisis. Alex and Marifer, who have been dating for a while, are going through a tough time in their relationship. She wants to have sex, but he doesn