Del odio al amor solo hay un favor

If there's one thing Martina Avellaneda is used to, it's living with Víctor Pardo, the son of one of Madrid's most influential families. She's been sharing an apartment with him for two years, despite not being able to stand him, because the free room Víctor's parents offered her is better than paying exorbitant rent in the capital. But everything in life has a price. Víctor is unbearable, loves to drive her crazy, and was the first boy she ever fell in love with, even though she refuses to admit it. However, what Martina isn't used to is Víctor asking her for favors. Especially favors that involve pretending to be a couple. Víctor can't stand her either, but he knows there's no one better than her to help him, even though he detests it. Everything gets complicated when the line between what's pretended and what's real begins to blur. Above all, when the embers of a teenage love are rekindled. There's never been anything clear between Víctor and Martina, but now everything seems more confusing than ever. The only thing they both know for sure is that there's only one way to get from hate to love. Specifically, that one way.