Mare fuori

Rosa, Annarella, and Sharon exchange revelations about Carmela and Simone. Lorenza and Sofia make plans for a new life together, but behind their backs, Federico and Samuele also make plans for them. Dobermann wants to abandon Marta to her fate, but Micciarella has made up his mind to save the girl.

At the hospital, Alina struggles for life while Pino sinks into despair. The consequences of this situation ripple throughout the IPM. Massimo is forced to bid a heartbreaking farewell to Maria and Rosa, who has decided to definitively sever all ties with her criminal past. Marta discovers a friend in Micciarella.

Tensions between the clans divide the IPM: on one side are the three sisters, on the other Simone and his allies. Micciarella tries to remove her brother from this dynamic, but is rebuffed. Pino sinks deeper and deeper, and his desperation weighs not only on the two Milanese, but also on Lino. A strong attraction develops between Sharon and Tommaso.

Cucciolo is convinced he has avenged Milos, and upon returning to prison, he confesses this to Simone. Sharon is worried about what happened and plots revenge against Simone, while Marika tries to focus on her singing. Beppe arranges for Pino to be placed under house arrest so the boy can receive comfort from his mother. Samuele secures a transfer to Milan.

Stella's story is revealed, and at IPM, a foiled plan uncovers a new balance between Sharon, Annarella, and Marika. Beppe and Massimo are increasingly worried about Pino after what happened with Samuele, and the new director struggles to cope. While Stefano makes a new acquaintance, Samuele's fate remains uncertain.

A new teacher makes the principal feel even more inadequate and brings him into conflict with Beppe. Tommaso struggles with rejection and attraction to Sharon, while Pino's absence makes him feel even more alone. Marika faces her long-awaited audition, and Simone and Annarella grow ever closer. This forces the girl to make a decision.