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We are in 1996. For years Max Lomas seems to live only for decadence. He usually kills his time at El Gato Azul, a seedy bar in Madrid. He does not lose, however, hope to settle accounts with the past. And indeed, like a rush of life, he suddenly returns one night when the woman he would like to have forgotten, and of whom he nevertheless remembers every detail, reappears in his life: Elsa, his great love and the cause of its ruin six years ago; Elsa, who now needs help to save her sister from the clutches of her former partner in the Basque Country, García. While he decides whether or not he can trust her again, and with the disappearance of three kilos of cocaine as an excuse, Max knows that the time has come to take his revenge... After I smoke to forget that you drink, comes the second delivery of a series that is already an inexcusable reference within the black criminal panorama of our country. An ironic and wild story that is based on a very acute sense of humor and constitutes a singular tribute both to the great motors of the genre -loyalty, love, betrayal and death- as well as to some of its most brilliant exponents, such as Dashiell Hammett, Raymond Chandler or Ross Macdonald.