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Sonia will want Eddie to investigate Ota’s progress, but when he refuses, she takes on the task herself, which Ota understandably does not appreciate. He gets disappointed that his friend doesn’t have his back. Soňa also manages to perform a play on Prokop, and Vanda, on the other hand, hopes that her play will be able to end. But it won’t be that easy.
Sonia asks Eddie to check Ota’s progress
Although Eddie is only on his first day in the role of Sona’s deputy, the headmistress already manages to give him a hard time. She first offers him a cradle to cry on and becomes an understanding willow after Eddie has an awkward phone call with his girlfriend. However, he subsequently strikes and without any ado asks him to check Ota’s progress in the case of Matěj Dvořák.
Eddie refuses considering that he and Otík are good friends and that he would therefore not be able to be objective. Sonia admits that it’s probably true and asks Eddie to forget that she ever wanted anything from him. She makes other arrangements and investigates her colleague Puklický herself.
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Eddie got into a stupid situation through his stepfather’s fault and confides in Magda. Of course, Otík gets mad at him for not holding him back and basically throwing him at the headmistress, who will definitely not be objective. The methodology questions his experience and finds a way to blame him for Matěj’s disciplinary problems. Eddie can only hope that Ota cools down and takes him to mercy.
The director is not afraid to cry when she is concerned about something
Soňa is worried that her personal relationship with Prokop will not survive because of the situation at work. When she became the headmistress and stabbed him in the back by choosing another deputy instead of him, she probably also buried all of Prokop’s love. She confides in Irena, who reminds her that Prokop is simply not a man who can overcome obstacles in relationships. But maybe it would be enough if the creative Ms. Čechová took it from somewhere else. After all, she is a master of manipulation.
Later he will be waiting in the corridor, when Prokop appears, and when he does, he’ll play a fair bit for him. With tears in her eyes, she tells him that her ex-husband, now with his current girlfriend, took their son Erik to the cinema, which she herself wanted to go to with him. It’s stupid, but it really took a toll on her.
Of course, Prokop doesn’t see through the habaďůra and, on the contrary, expresses great understanding towards Sona’s suffering. She will surely leave with a feeling of victory, that she has aroused regret and interest in him.
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Vanda sought professional help, but it was too late
Vanda appears in Coolno not in the evening, but already during the day and only to She thanked Tony profusely for his help. Finally, she decided to call the counseling center for addicted gamblers and she immediately made an appointment for the first session. Tony will be happy for her, but whether that will be enough to overcome all of Vanda’s problems is the question.
It will not be easy to return all the money she wrongfully appropriated and sent to the moneylender Vokounová. In the chamber, the secretary Vlasta Hanušková and the impatient accountant Pavlína Strouhová are discreetly discussing when the article about Vanda’s horrible embezzlement and the possible complicity of Blanka and Luďek will probably be written… The real nightmare of Vanda and all the Voláks is about to begin.
