Psychological mystery series

The Plot… Nikolas (Spyros Papadopoulos) lives isolated in a trailer, having resigned from school along with Kasdaglis (Vasilis Eftaxopoulos). Plagued by nightmares and haunted by thoughts of the victims of the massacre, he agrees to meet the director of a well-known private school when Kasdaglis asks him to consider working there. Uncertain about his decision, Nikolas becomes a witness to the brutal murder of another teacher during the school's reception. What helps him make his decision is the fact that shortly before being found dead, the teacher had warned him not to accept the job at this school. Confronted with a new reality and a glamorous world of privilege and power, Nikolas focuses on his love for children, who are suffering from their own intrigues and delinquent behavior. But beyond their harshness, he also has to deal with the cynicism of his own daughter (Georgia Mesariti), who cannot overcome the trauma of her boyfriend's death. His encounter with another teacher, Persa (Jenny Theona), awakens emotions within him that he had long been deprived of. The initial clash of two very different yet deeply wounded individuals evolves into a powerful romantic relationship. Persa, moreover, will be one of the few allies that Nikolas has when he confronts the conspiracies of this bright world. Who is behind the murder of the teacher? What will Nikolas do when Kasdaglis is accused of manslaughter? And most importantly, what unresolved issues from the past will bring Nikolas and his daughter face to face with the greatest threat?

Episode 15
Nasia and Makis come even closer, discovering in each other something more than a good friend. Stamatakis' aggression destabilizes Nikolas' relationship with Persa. Daphne uses her political position to complain to the corresponding Minister about the conduct of Issaris and the Special Crimes and Investigations Department in the murderous attack against her. Kasdaglis tries to dispel Nikolas' suspicions about Persia and defends her. Stamatakis apologizes to Nikolas, but he is looking for the man who hacked the cameras and mobile phones again, and who leaked his kiss with Persa. A brawl among students causes Vasilis to change his stance towards the College and the administration. Despina tells him about her future plans. What new video stirs things up at the College Alexandrino?What is Issaris’ plan with the leader of the Democratic Center Union?

Episode 16
Nikolas hands Anna evidence that Limnios killed the two men. Stamatakis tries to rectify his mistake with Persa and reconcile. He admits how pressured he's been and how easily he’s been irrational lately.

At the Alexandrian College, an investigation begins regarding the leaked video of Margarita and Stavros. Worried that Margarita might be a victim of rape, Persa pushes her to reveal what happened before the shocking video was recorded, which the entire school saw on their hacked phones.

Stavros threatens to expose Lambi because Margarita used the drugs he gave her in the video. George denies responsibility for the video leak to the students.

Daphne struggles to balance her trust in Limnios with rumors about her ex-husband that threaten her political career. A close person in her life is watching her secrets.

Efi argues with her friends, siding with Stavros and questioning whether he raped Margarita. Nikolas tries to support Margarita while preventing students from ostracizing Stavros and gathering signatures for his expulsion. Stamatakis seeks help from Chrysa again, hoping for discreet handling of the case by the police and the Special Crimes Unit.

Leta needs her mother more than ever, and Efi finds a friend and ally in Limnios. Zoe complains to Bettina that her "unknown" son from the past is about to ruin their family life.

Who will defend Stavros? How did the video of Margarita's rape leak? Why does Stamatakis suddenly become aggressive with Despina?