And Yet I'm Still Here

Katerina, who is a hypochondriac is certain that she will soon die of Helga's syndrome, following the family tradition, after her mom and grandmother. So she convinces her doctor, Antonis Sotiriou, who does not take her concerns seriously, to prescribe her a head MRI scan.

Katerina listens to the diagnosis, almost with relief. For so many years she was told that she was hypochondriac, but she knew that she would die from her mother's illness and that now it is confirmed. The only person there to help her deal with it is Alexandros.

Alexandros rushes to Katerina's house after her aunt's phone call. Katerina is furious that they stole money from her, and even more furious when she realizes that it was taken by Vlassis.

Katerina returns home, drunk and accompanied by musicians from Crete who wake up the neighborhood and her family. Before she falls asleep on the couch, she tells them that she will die in six months, and in the morning she tells Kelly.

Alexandros finds out that the guard caught Katerina and the girls trying to break into the insurance company. He saves her, one more time, but tells her that he will not be around to help her anymore.

Dimitris cannot believe that Katerina has only six months to live. Katerina asks him to get married and Loukia tells him to accept in order to get Katerina's life insurance money.