Plead for life

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When Inés arrived in Portugal, being a beautiful maiden completely full of many plans and illusions, everything lived in Castilla was left behind.
Shortly after, she met the person who would be the great love of her life, Peter, and in this way a great attraction was born between the two of them with a great glowing love.

But not being from the same social circle, this great love was disapproved by Peter's father, Alfonso, the main regent of the place, with the subsequent banishment of Inés to her place of origin, Castilla.

Peter was forced to marry the couple chosen by his father Alfonzo and due to fate shortly after, after the birth he died, leaving Peter a widower.

However, the love between Inés and Peter prevailed with greater force in the face of rejection or the opinion of all the others.

A short time later, without the slightest compassion, the execution of Inés was agreed and ruled, there the plea of ​​Inés was not taken into account to be allowed to live and see her children born from the union with Peter grow up and on her knees and in front of Her little ones implored for her life before the gaze without empathy of the others who were looking at her at that sad moment.

Fateful destiny, the one that beautiful Inés had to live, for not being royalty or the lineage required with a hunger for power and all for having fallen in love with Peter, with passion and genuine adoration