The Years of Loss
Fifteen years earlier, a tragic bus accident on the highway between Granada and Málaga shattered a young boy’s life. His name was Alejandro Ruiz.
Everyone believed he had perished, but destiny intervened. An elderly fisherman from Almería discovered the child washed ashore and took him in.
Growing up without a past, Alejandro had only a single clue to his identity—a rusty bracelet engraved with the name “Alejandro.” With no memory of where he belonged, he built his life from scratch. He worked at the docks, studied at night, and chased every opportunity with quiet determination.
Years later, that relentless effort paid off. Alejandro earned a scholarship to study abroad, and from there built a thriving technology company in Madrid—Horizon Tech.
But even as success surrounded him, one emptiness never left: the ache of not knowing the parents he had lost.
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