Fifteen years ago, a tragic bus acc:ident on the Granada–Malaga highway forever altered the life of a young boy named Alejandro Ruiz. Though declared d3ad in the aftermath, Alejandro was in fact rescued by an old fisherman who found him clinging to debris off the coast of Almería.The boy grew up with no memory of his past — no family, no name — except for a rusted bracelet that read “Alejandro.” Despite his hardships, he possessed remarkable resilience. He studied tirelessly, worked long hours at the docks, and eventually earned a scholarship that sent him abroad. Years later, he returned as the founder of a thriving tech company in Madrid, Horizon Tech, known for its innovations in digital solutions.

Yet deep inside, a hollow ache remained — the longing to find the parents he never stopped missing.Determined to uncover the truth, Alejandro hired private investigators. Months of searching led him to Seville, where he discovered that his biological parents, Don Fernando and Doña Isabel Ruiz, were living in luxury, managing a successful furniture business.He also learned they had two other children – Lucía and Javier.Years ago, they had searched for their missing son, but as their fortune grew, their grief faded into silence. Wealth, comfort, and time had quietly erased the memory of the child they once lost.Alejandro felt no anger. He simply wanted to see them to know if love still lived in their hearts. So, he devised a way to test it before revealing his true identity.