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Emilio deja su trabajo de portero en la comunidad y se va a trabajar a un edificio de lujo. Las cosas allí se complican cuando el padre de Emilio acosa a la presidenta del edificio y el portero recibe una proposición por parte de la misma que le dejara atónito. Por otra parte Concha pone su piso en venta así que Belén y Alicia tendrán que abandonarlo.
Emilio deja su trabajo de portero en la comunidad y se va a trabajar a un edificio de lujo. Las cosas allí se complican cuando el padre de Emilio acosa a la presidenta del edificio y el portero recibe una proposición por parte de la misma que le dejara atónito. Por otra parte Concha pone su piso en venta así que Belén y Alicia tendrán que abandonarlo.
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