In desperation, Alicja self-harms, which qualifies her for psychiatric observation outside the prison in Zabrze. She has very little time left to save her daughter.

Alicja manages to obtain a recording of the murdered Ludmila. This changes the situation and gives her a chance to be acquitted.

Alicja desperately fights for her daughter's safety, but Hanka does not want to talk to her. Serafin also cannot protect the girl from Paweł.

Alicja knows that Sara, who was murdered in prison, was not the only prisoner working at Paweł's nightclub during her leave. She also discovered that all the girls spent the night in the same apartment on ul. Garażowa 8.

Alicja tries to find out who framed her for Ludmila's murder. His options are limited, but Chief Inspector Cedro appears in prison more and more often, investigating Sara's murder.

Alicja doesn't want to point out who mutilated her. Such behavior earns respect from inmates, as does knowledge of the law, which builds Mazur's prison authority.

Judge Alicja Mazur's daughter, Hanka, cannot cope with hate. When she loses control of her emotions, only Paweł's intervention prevents her from being expelled from school.

Judge Alicja Mazur from the Criminal Department of the District Court in Katowice, handles high-profile cases against organized crime, and has good press.