The narrator, Ernesto, attempts to win back his love by using a magic candle spell. He visits his friends, gives them a candle as a gift, and apologizes for his past behavior. However, the candle has an unintended effect on Hector's wife, Imelda, who becomes infatuated with Ernesto. Hector discovers the truth about the candle and its love spell, and he and Imelda work together to stop Ernesto's plans. In the end, Hector and Imelda reconcile, and Ernesto's schemes are foiled once again.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is leaving someone they love.
2. They mention that they are a fake and everyone knows about the plagiarism of their songs.
3. They want to bother someone named Hector.
4. They have a plan to make Hector fall in love with someone named Imelda.
5. The plan involves using a magic spell that requires a yellow candle and a piece of paper with Imelda's name on it.
6. The speaker gives a gift to someone, a romantic candle that drives away bad vibes.
7. The person who received the gift, Imelda, is initially hesitant to forgive the speaker.
8. Imelda eventually falls under the spell of the candle and becomes infatuated with the speaker.
9. Hector is surprised by Imelda's sudden change in behavior.
10. Imelda tells Hector that she wants to divorce him and be with the speaker, Ernesto.
11. Hector is skeptical and believes that Ernesto is using some kind of trickery to manipulate Imelda.
12. Imelda discovers that the candle was a gift from Ernesto and that it had a love spell on it.
13. Hector and Imelda have a conversation about what happened, and Imelda apologizes for her behavior.
14. Hector forgives Imelda and they express their love for each other.