Sister Angela's Girls

The first guest we encounter is Margherita, a naive and affectionate girl still trying to become independent from her parents

Sister Angela sets out to take care of Marco and fulfill the commitment she made to his mother.

Marco has gone to live at the boarding house, but discovers it’s not easy living with the other girls, particularly with Cecilia.

While tension heightens between Giulia and Marco, Marco and Azzurra seem to be increasingly more fond of one another.

Azzurra decides to win over Marco, but Marco is caught up in the investigation and pays no attention to her.

Giulia receives a letter from the university. If she doesn’t take another exam soon, she’ll lose the credits she’s earned from her previous exams.

After her night out with Musumeci, Giulia regrets having kissed him and avoids him by not answering his calls

A show is being organized at the Divine Corner coffee house for the Carnival party. Everyone is helping out with the preparations

Azzurra decides to leave Marco with a post-it when she understands they could never have the special relationship.

Marco regrets having kissed Giulia. He doesn’t feel capable of being in a stable relationship.

Musumeci is angry with Giulia, who does everything possible to beg his forgiveness.

Giulia receives a letter from the juvenile court informing her that Cecilia’s case has been permanently closed.

Giulia prepares to marry Musumeci, even though she hasn’t squared things away with Cecilia, who doesn’t seem to have taken the news so well.

After finding out the truth about his past, Marco decides not to speak to sister Angela ever again and to leave the boarding house.

Marco decides to ask for a job transfer, from Modena to another city. After Giulia refuses to marry him, he has no reason to stay.