Laura And Nacho's 365 Days: Did They Sleep Together?

The third instalment of Netflix's erotic drama series '365 Days' ends with Laura seemingly choosing between her husband Massimo and her lover Nacho. The film begins with Laura having survived a near-death experience and grappling with unresolved feelings for Nacho, whom she met in the previous film. While on a business trip to Portugal, Laura meets Nacho and the two end up having sex. She later confesses to Massimo that she is in love with someone else, and at the end of the film, she agrees to meet with Massimo to discuss their relationship. The film ends with Massimo asking Laura, Are you back, baby girl? without revealing whom she chooses.

Laura's conflicting feelings

Laura's feelings for Nacho developed during a trip to an island, where she believed he was their gardener. However, it was later revealed that Nacho was the son of a rival mob boss, and he had brought Laura to the island under false pretences. Despite this deception, Laura's feelings for Nacho remained strong, and she found herself fantasising about him even when she was with Massimo.

In an attempt to work through her conflicting emotions, Laura took a business trip to Portugal, where she inevitably ran into Nacho. The encounter only served to intensify her feelings, and the two ended up giving in to their passion, spending the night together.

However, Laura's marriage to Massimo continued to weigh on her conscience. Massimo, despite his controlling and abusive behaviour, had shown her a different kind of love, and she found herself unable to let go of their relationship completely. She struggled with the decision of whether to stay with her husband or run away with Nacho, a man who had also used her for his own purposes.

Torn between the two men, Laura ultimately decided to return to Sicily and face Massimo, needing to resolve her conflicted emotions and make a choice between the two men who had both wronged her in different ways.

Laura's affair with Nacho

Nacho takes Laura back to his father's home in Spain, and she begins to develop feelings for him. In the third film, *The Next 365 Days*, Laura is still married to Massimo, but she is also having intense sex dreams about Nacho. While on a business trip to Portugal, Laura meets Nacho and they end up getting together and having sex on the beach. Nacho confesses his love for her and says he wants to be with her, but he won't force her to be with him.

Laura eventually confesses to Massimo that she is in love with someone else, and asks for space to sort out her feelings. Massimo goes back to Sicily, and Laura returns to her parents' house. She decides to go back to Sicily to meet with Massimo and talk about their relationship, and Nacho disguises himself as her cab driver, doubling down on his feelings for her. Laura tells him that she needs more time, and he agrees to wait.

The film ends with Laura meeting Massimo on the beach, where he asks her, "Are you back, baby girl?" leaving the audience to wonder who she will choose.

Laura's marriage to Massimo

In the third film, 'The Next 365 Days', Laura is still struggling with her feelings for Nacho, and she and Massimo are drifting apart. She has intense sex dreams about Nacho and even wakes up one day believing she is with Nacho when it is actually Massimo. Laura and Massimo separate for a while, and while on a business trip to Portugal, Laura meets up with Nacho and they end up having sex. Laura confesses to Massimo that she is close to asking for a divorce and asks for space. She goes back to her parents' house and confesses that she is in love with someone else.

Despite the ambiguity of the film's ending, it seems that Laura ultimately chooses to stay with Massimo. She returns to Sicily to speak with him, and the final words we hear are Massimo asking, "Are you back, baby girl?" as the pair stare lovingly at each other on the beach.

Laura's feelings for Massimo

In the third film, Laura is still married to Massimo, but she is struggling with her feelings for Nacho. She has sex dreams about Nacho and even shuts down during sex with Massimo, blaming it on a hangover. Eventually, she confesses to Massimo that she is close to asking for a divorce and asks for space to sort out her feelings.

Throughout the film, Laura goes back and forth between the two men. She has intense feelings for Nacho but is also drawn to Massimo. In the end, she returns to Sicily to speak with Massimo, and the film ends with him asking her, "Are you back, baby girl?" without giving a clear answer.

It is implied that Laura chooses to stay with Massimo, but the ending is ambiguous, leaving the decision open to the viewer's interpretation. Some viewers were disappointed by the lack of clarity, while others felt that the ambiguity added to the appeal of the film.

In the books, Laura's feelings for Massimo take a turn for the worse, and she ends up divorcing him. However, the films adapt the source material loosely, and the movie ending takes a more positive view of Massimo, giving Laura agency in her decision and proving that Massimo is capable of understanding consent.

Laura's decision

Throughout the film, Laura is torn between her husband Massimo, a Sicilian mob boss with whom she has a tumultuous and toxic relationship, and Nacho, a rival mafioso who poses as a gardener and later, a charming surfer. Laura's initial attraction to Nacho is driven by her mistaken belief that Massimo is cheating on her with his ex-lover, Anna. Unbeknownst to her, it is actually Massimo's twin brother, Adriano, who is impersonating him as part of a plot orchestrated by Nacho's family.

Despite the deception, Laura finds herself drawn to Nacho and develops genuine feelings for him. She fantasises about him and even has sex dreams involving him. When she and Massimo have sex, she shuts down and blames it on a hangover, further straining their relationship. Eventually, Laura and Nacho give in to their feelings and end up having sex on a beach in Portugal.

However, Laura's decision is not an easy one. She is still married to Massimo, and her feelings for him are complicated by their shared history and the intense, life-threatening events they have endured together. Massimo, for his part, is hurt that Laura kept her miscarriage a secret from him. He offers her space to work through her feelings and even suggests they take a break from their marriage.

In the end, Laura decides to return to Sicily and speak with Massimo. Nacho drives her to her home, risking his life by entering Massimo's territory. The film ends on the beach, with Massimo asking Laura, "Are you back, baby girl?" The credits roll before Laura gives her answer, leaving viewers to speculate about her final choice.

While the film ends without a definitive answer, some sources suggest that Laura ultimately chooses Nacho, as implied by the trajectory of the film and the ending of the book series on which it is based. However, the film allows viewers to draw their own conclusions, and some interpret Laura's silence as a sign that she chooses Massimo or decides to start fresh on her own.

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