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April 1887. Between Rome and Turin. Enrico is in Parliament. Lidia's law reaches the committee. But an explosive case shocks public opinion. Grazia Fontana, Lidia's best friend, is accused of killing her husband. In the Assize Court, prosecuting the case is Fourneau. Before him, Lidia. Is it murder... or self-defense? It's the trial of the century, and Lidia will once again have to choose: protect her heart or rewrite the law?
The arrival of an old friend with a desperate plea shakes Lidia’s relationships and beliefs as she investigates a mysterious death at the circus.
As Lidia and Fourneau land on opposing sides of a case that hits close to home, Enrico aids a painter whose alibi for a murder hints at a larger scandal.
Jacopo volunteers to help Lidia solve a boxer's murder after Fourneau uncovers a hole in Grazia's story, forcing Enrico to frantically pivot his defense.
A key witness misses his court date, leading Lidia to discover he's facing a shocking charge of his own. Consuelo begins to question Jacopo's love.
The press speculates about Lidia's tryst with Fourneau, pushing Enrico to distance himself from his sister as Jacopo digs into Fontana's military career.
While teaming up to search Fontana's estate, Lidia and Jacopo unearth a vital clue they hope will alter the outcome of Grazia's landmark case.