Anna and Camilla enter Quantunque's apartment to understand why he hasn't been to the restaurant anymore; the only suspicious element is a suitcase locked with a combination. Meanwhile, at home, Renzo appears more serene after talking with his mother-in-law and attempts a reconciliation by preparing dinner.

Anna is worried about Quantunque and asks Camilla to accompany her to his house to understand how he is, since he didn't come to the restaurant. Meanwhile, Torre and Piccolo enter Torrielli's apartment, finding it completely turned upside down: no clear clues emerge, except for elements that suggest an ambiguous professionalism.

Commissioner Berardi investigates the disappearance of Mrs. Torrielli and, during an inspection, interrogates the widower Ventruti. In an informal setting, over coffee, an important detail emerges: Flora's new address.

Camilla introduces a reflection on couple relationships drawing inspiration from literary examples, to analyze the theme of women who are socially and economically stronger than men. Meanwhile, Torre and Berardi conduct a neighborhood investigation that leads to gossip and everyday banality, between soap operas and moral judgments.

Gaetano and Camilla discuss their relationship difficulties, including jealousy and advice on how to communicate better. The conversation intertwines with investigative work when Camilla asks for more information regarding the recent murder.

Renzo, left without work, goes through a moment of deep frustration and is hurt when he discovers that Camilla tried to help him by turning to Gaetano. Between jealousy, pride and hurtful words, a domestic argument breaks out between the two that ends with Renzo's decision to go sleep on the studio couch.

While Renzo celebrates a special occasion, at the police station investigators search for leads on the murder of a young woman found in a dump. Among abandoned cars and small clues, new details emerge, while at home Camilla tries to bring serenity back into the lives of the people she cares about.

The discovery of a brutally mutilated corpse opens a complex investigation as the victim is without identity and unrecognizable. While Camilla reflects talking to herself, she has a bizarre encounter.

In the La Luna Nuova restaurant, dialogues about work, friendships and the past intertwine, until a phone call announces the discovery of a dead woman, breaking the normalcy and creating tension.

A controversy has erupted in front of the school, as principal Mazzeo opposes the distribution of flyers by a former student. However, Susy will manage to make him reconsider his decisions. Meanwhile, the new physical education teacher arrives and introduces himself to his colleagues.

Camilla finds herself dealing with Livietta's preadolescent demands, who has to go to a party and complains about having nothing to wear because she lacks low-waisted pants. Meanwhile, Renzo has a business lunch, hoping that a useful contact for his career might emerge.

Gaetano asks Camilla how she figured out that Sabrina was Taviani's lover and congratulates her on her skill. As they decide to go to lunch together, a phone call arrives from Roberta, who wants to make peace with Gaetano. Meanwhile, at home, Renzo gets lost in an unusual conversation and prepares a disastrous dinner.

Sabrina tells the story of her encounter with Matilde and explains about the diary. Appropriate arrests are carried out. In front of the school, Berardi comes to apologize to Susy, while the principal is waiting to take her out to lunch.

Susi, convinced that Tucci was gone for good, is surprised to see him reappear at the villa, armed and attempting to escape. He has the upper hand with his gun, but he gets some surprises, too. Finally, the suspects start talking.

In Fregene, Berardi and Torre discover that Camilla and her friend Susy are also there, on Tucci's trail. Following Sabrina, they all end up in front of an isolated villa. But as soon as they see it, they understand that this is not Tucci's house.