Episode 4 of Sky Rojo kicks off with a somber note, as Christian and Moises stumble into the hospital's hushed corridors, only to be confronted with the devastating news of their mother's critical condition. Amidst this tense atmosphere, Coral emerges, her desperation leading her to exploit their mother's medical drip for a fleeting moment of escape, her addiction painting a bleak artistic montage as the screen fragments into a miniature window, revealing a cascade of pills engulfing her senses.
Shifting gears to the present, our trio of resilient women leap into the shimmering waters of a swimming pool, a daring evasion from the looming shadows of their captors. Their resolve to resist Romeo's clutches is unwavering, provoking Moises to present an ultimatum – submission or a fateful sentence of two decades behind bars.
Just when all seems lost, Fernando arrives, a beacon of hope, his calm demeanor urging Moises and Christian to relinquish their hold. But their departure is marred by threats, vows of vengeance etched in their voices, promising to seal Fernando's fate in a grim finality. However, the steadfast security guard stands his ground, his imposing presence enough to coerce the duo's retreat, plotting their revenge for another day.
But that day arrives sooner than anticipated, as our drenched protagonists strike with cunning, ambushing Moises and Christian, transforming their ride into a harrowing odyssey with guns and knives pressed against their throats, the girls' determination to forge their own path undimmed by the perilous journey ahead.
As they embark on their perilous journey, Coral's anxiety crescendos, fearing the plan's futility and urging the brothers to halt their vehicle's momentum. But Christian, undeterred, mashes the accelerator, wrenches the steering wheel, and slams on the brakes with a ferocity that shatters the air. A gunshot's report shatters the silence, freezing the moment in time, only for us to be whisked back through the annals of Wendy's past.
We witness the poignant unraveling of her first love, a heart-wrenching breakup conducted over the phone's thin thread, when she dared to embrace her truth at the tender age of 25. The sting of that breakup lingered, but the harsh realities of her strip club ordeal compelled her to wear a mask of bravery, her smile a shield against the sorrow lurking deep within her eyes.
Returning to the present, Christian, ears still ringing from the gunshot's aftermath, sprints into action, gripping Wendy's hand and hauling her into the open field's embrace. In his haste, Moises pursues the unpredictable element, heedlessly abandoning the keys dangling temptingly in the ignition, inadvertently propelling Gina and Coral on an unintended adventure in Christian's car.
As they speed away, Gina's confession slips out, revealing her burgeoning life within and the reason behind her departure from Romeo's club – a place that would have forced her to relinquish that precious cargo.
On the treacherous road ahead, Christian's grip on sanity slips, his finger twitching on the trigger, ending an innocent driver's life in a split-second of madness. Moises' rage boils over, yet he concedes, reluctantly, to stash the fallen man in the trunk's dark confines. Meanwhile, Wendy, fueled by desperation and fear, tears across the field in her tattered attire, her every step stained with blood and the echoes of terror.
