Love, Inevitably

Destiny in the form of a work stoppage brings Massimo and Candela together at the Prague airport. They feel an inexplicable attraction, but quickly forget each other. But back in Seville, Massimo presents himself to Candela in a sort of corporeal Vision. Likewise in Rome, Candela starts to torment Massimo. What do these annoying Visions want when giving voice to their innermost thoughts?

While Candela tries to free herself of these annoying Visions with the help of an exorcist, Massimo turns to science, convinced he has been struck by a very serious illness. However, when the Visions disappear, both Massimo and Candela feel sad and suffer a degree of nostalgia. Maybe they both really do need these Visions.

When Massimo and Candela really are in trouble, the Visions reappear to help them. But do the Visions only want to help, or is there something more between Massimo and Candela?

Massimo and Candela are at odds with the companions of their respective mothers, both sources of doubt and suspicion. Massimo and Candela get closer and closer to their Visions. Could the complicity that is bringing them closer together be the start of something more?

Massimo and Candela’s companions start to complicate their lives. The Visions’ sudden disappearance causes serious problems for the two long-distance lovers: maybe Massimo and Candela aren’t ready to give up on each other--or maybe their feelings for each other are far more real than the Visions that are driving them crazy.

When the Visions reappear, something extraordinary happens: both Massimo and Candela finally manage to touch each other. It is now plain for all to see; Massimo and Candela are in love, or rather, in love with the Vision they have of each other, or at least think they are.