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My condolences, sir.

It's never easy to say
goodbye to someone.

It's even harder
when it's a parent.

That's kind of you. Excuse me.

Hey, wait.

Uh... He was always such a thoughtful man,
Mr Chavez. I was truly devastated when I

heard what happened.
But, you should know...

Yeah?

Before your father passed away,

he was going to buy your mom this
property for their 40th wedding

- anniversary.
- Uh, hang on a second, Mr.

- Huh?
- Chavez isn't my father.

I'm his financial advisor, but
um, he was always so kind to me.

He was like a father.

There! Those are his children.

Were you actually sorry or were
you just trying to sell me a house?

- Excuse me, I'm grieving too.
- I just thought that since

his kids were gonna be here,
it was a good opportunity

to speak face to face.

How do I look?

You look great.
Um... Just smile.

Who told you that? No way,
it's not gonna happen. Yes?

- Good evening. Hello.
- I'm Jessa Baluarte.

I'm a licenced
real estate agent.

I just want to offer my deepest
condolences to you guys. Anyway, before

your father passed, there
was a property that he was...

- Thank you.
- Seriously? At our father's wake?

Can't you see our
family's still grieving?

- No, no. I mean, I mean no disrespect.
- Don't you have an ounce of decency?

Oh, God

Ahh...

Hi, I'm Ray Cruz, your
dad's financial advisor.

Actually, your father was
planning on buying this house.

He thought it would
bring you back together.

We're not a broken family.

Uh, oh, in a sense.
Yes, that's true.

Although he did often tell me
that as each of you grew older,

you stopped coming to visit.

He wondered if your
childhood home was too small,

too ugly...

He was hoping that a new property that's
bigger and more elegant might encourage

you to visit more often.

Dad!

- I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry.

You know that's the biggest property I've
ever sold. Thank you for the endorsement.

No problem. People
like us need to

look out for each other.

People like us?

Yeah. You know, those of us
in the aspirational class.

Trying to climb
the social ladder,

to reach the level of the
elites that we work for.

We're the struggling
middle class.

What makes you think I'm part
of the struggling middle class?

You were at a funeral
to sell property.

You saw an opportunity
to make money,

and you took it.

You're saying I'm
a social climber?

I'm saying that
you're determined,

and I respect you for it.

I mean it.

What?

That's bull.

- It's not bull!
- It's bull!

You're only saying that because
you wanna sell me insurance.

I'm not trying to
sell you anything.

So you're only here cause I
offered to buy you a meal?

No.

- So, what do you want?
- I want you.

What was that?

I want you.

You available?

What is it?

Hey, hey. Are we really doing this?
Are we really doing this? Right here.

- What?
- Yeah? Here's good. Mm... Mhm, it's

- fine. Don't you like the view up here?
- Right here? Are you

sure it's not too cramped?

I do.

Whoa.

I think I saw God.

Thanks for picking me up
and for taking me back home.

Can we go to a drive through?

- I am getting really...
- Oh, you're hungry?

Oh, what? Oh, what? What's that? Huh?
No way! What's that? Huh? No way!

Here. Ahhh...!!

- Hmm?
- We cuddled.

We cuddled!

- We were cuddling?
- Yeah.

Wasn't that against the rules?

It's fine, it's just cuddling.

Hey, hey, what's wrong? Hey...
Um, you wanna talk about it?

I worked so hard for that client and
they bought from another agent instead.

- Ra!
- Oh, Jessa!! That's it. I'm not watching.

- You're gonna be the first one to strip.
- What? No,

- you will be.
- You were so scared!

It wasn't funny.

Loser!

I worked so hard and
it was all for nothing.

Hey.

Safety first!

Nothing.

It's nothing. I'm not, I'm not. It isn't
finished yet. No, it isn't ready. It's not

- finished. No, it isn't finished.
- What are you doing? Show me! You better

not be making fun of me. Let me
see? Give it to me! Let me see.

- What is it? What is it?
- I'll show you when it's ready, ok.

- Come on! Give it here!
- It isn't done.

- Give it here!
- Not yet, I'm still working on it.

Come on, you have to
show me. Give it here!

It isn't finished!

I just started drawing again.

- It's amazing! It really is.
- Really?

Because you're amazing.

I mean it. Seriously,
you're really good.

Why doesn't your work have
anything to do with art?

I can't afford to be an artist.

There's no money in art. I'll
get back into it properly

one day when I'm
wealthy. Until then...

I'm chasing a different dream.

What do you dream about?

You wanna know what my dream is?

- Mm. Brace myself? OK!
- Brace yourself. Give me a minute.

I want to be wealthy. I mean,

so wealthy that I could
buy whatever the hell

I want. A mansion
with a pristine view.

It'll have 3 floors,

the most contemporary architecture,
except on the facade. Victorian detailing.

A portico entrance
with Greek columns.

Hardwood double doors
and when you open them,

a grand staircase with
a crystal chandelier.

I want a pool with mosaic tiles!

And I'll sleep in a four poster bed with
velvet upholstery and silk curtains.

That's it.

Kinda like this?

Hm?

Ok. Now, this is my dream too.
I want a house just like that.

Did you just...?

Stop stealing my dream.

I'm not.

You know Jessa,

I grew up in an orphanage.

So I mean it when I say that I've
always dreamt of having my own home,

with someone I love.

Someone who loves me.

I'll do anything to make
your dream come true.

Because,

now you're my dream.

Jessa,

will you be my girlfriend?

- Loving me isn't easy.
- Are you sure about this?

Of course I am.

There's so much that
I still want to do.

I'm dramatic. I'm moody. You
sure you can deal with that?

Whatever it takes to be with
you. You'll always be worth it.

Do you want to be with me?

Well?

Huh?

- OK!
- Ok?

Yes!

Yes! Thank you! I love you.

- I love you.
- Who was that for?

For you!

I promise that I will
make our dream come true.

- Promise? Promise?
- Promise.

I promise.

Don't cry.

- I'm not crying!
- You really are dramatic.

Shoot! Hon, how do I look?

You look great, but your
clothes are all wrinkled.

Ugh...

Madam Adele suddenly moved the
viewing from next week to this week!

I haven't properly
cleaned the property.

OK, that's the best I can do.

- Just show them your pretty smile.
- A pretty smile isn't going to work.

All right, all right.

Relax, relax. Inhale, inhale. Exhale.
OK, one more. Inhale... Exhale.

You're skilled,

you're smart and
you're so pretty.

You've got this.

Thank you, hon.
I gotta go. What?

Hon. You forgot something.

What?

What is it?

I gotta go. What's that?

Two years today.

Happy anniversary!!

It's today.

- I'm sorry. I can't believe I forgot.
- It's ok!

I love you.

Any special requests
for our feast tonight?

- Ice cream!
- Double Dutch? Bye bye.

- Yes!
- Bye, I love you. I love

- you. Take care. See you later.
- I love you. Take care, have a good day.

This house was designed by
a renowned Polish architect.

As you can see,

it's very modern in design.

The open floor layout is what
gives it its unique atmosphere.

Right behind you
is the dining area.

Miss, miss. Uh, please slow down.
My wife would like to take it in.

Yes?

Oh, sorry.

Oh, look at the ceiling
fan, it's hideous.

Um, ma'am?

That's a feature of the room. It's modern
architecture, it's the fashion right now.

- It's big in Europe. Yes.
- Really?

- Scary.
- What the hell?

Now this is your master bedroom.

Beautiful, isn't it?

The bright walls and earthy tones
really complement the wooden furniture.

And from here, you can gaze
at the expansive backyard,

starting with this koi pond.

And behold your personal
oasis, you know,

just picture yourself out
here during the weekends.

You might have kids
swimming over here.

And the adults are here seated on
chair beds, sipping on cold drinks.

Just divine.

It looked nice in the photos,
but in person it's shoddy.

- Hm.
- Um, I understand.

I really do apologise,

sir, ma'am.

Just so you know, I only took
over this property recently.

I'm so sorry.

Well, the potential is there.
What I'm having a hard time

figuring out is, the vibe.

I feel like it just
needs a little clean.

Please. Just give this
house a chance. Great.

- Fine.
- Let's schedule another viewing.

This time,

for my sister.

Her name is Regine.

Now, if she approves, we'll
take it. But if she doesn't...

- I'm sorry.
- Great. OK.

- Bro. Sorry I'm late. Traffic, huh.
- So... how's things?

Ray, I'm gonna have to fire
you as my financial advisor.

Why?

What happened to my
investment in ProsperFast?

Bro, just give your
investment some time.

Our investment Even Jessa
and I have invested.

Then we're all screwed, bro. Tell
me about the CEO of ProsperFast?

Hansel?

He's reliable, I've
known him for ages.

Really?

There is absolutely no
way that he did this.

Why would he scam
us? The guy's rich.

The guy's rich coz he's a scammer! What?
You you think the rich don't scam people?

Are you really that naive?

Hi hon. Happy anniversary!
How are you going?

- Hi!
- Happy anniversary. I'm all right. Wait,

- not now. I feel gross. The commute
took - forever. The pollution

- is so bad in Manila.
- Mm mmm.

And it was so cramped.

How did the viewing go?

It's a no...

for now.

But I convinced Madame Adele
to give me a second chance.

That's great! I think you've
earned yourself a reward!

Oh!

I completely forgot!

It's melted.

Didn't I tell you the
fridge needs to be repaired?

We don't have a working freezer. Come on,
honey. How many times have I told you?

Hon, just leave it. I'll take care
of it, it's probably a broken part.

Whatever.

I'm sorry, hon.

Sorry? Don't be sorry,
it's just ice cream.

Unless there's some other
reason that you're sorry?

- Course not.
- I'm sorry that this is our life.

Hm?

But we're happy, aren't we?
Happy two years! I love you.

Very happy. Happy two
years. I love you.

Hey! Hey, you! Hey. Get out
here. Come on. Hey! Hey.

- Hey! Hey, Ray!
- Hey, you two get your

- asses out here right now.
- What kind of scam have

you got us into, huh?

This is why it's been nothing for
months. Now we know how Hansel got rich.

This is unbelievable!

Yeah! Everything I have... I put
everything I have into ProsperFast, Ok?

What is this? A sick joke?
Huh? 10 years of savings!

- Is that right? Oh, wow.
- Listen to me. Please.

I'm going to get everyone's
money back, just be patient.

- Oh... Ok, yeah.
- Sure you are. Yeah.

Yeah. Like I believe you.

Hey, you should probably know, a lot
of us borrowed money from Boss Gil.

- Yeah, boss Hill. What you gonna tell him?
- Woah... you hear that?

He only invested cause you
promised him a jackpot too.

I just need to find Hansel and then
I can get everyone's money back.

Like that's gonna happen.

The police can't find
him. Think you can?

And when Boss Gil finds
out about ProsperFast,

both of you are screwed!

You heard the man.

Didn't you vet Hansel?

Hon, you're the one who told
me to recruit the neighbours.

Can we not blame each other? We
have 2.6 million to pay back.

This is worth 20, 000. You're
really going to sell them?

I think I can get around 50,000.

I've got an idea.

I'll make 3 million
commission on this place,

more than enough to
fix our problems.

But hon, that's your money.

I don't feel right about using
it to pay back the residents.

You got a better idea?

Go and get a mop and a
vacuum. We're cleaning up.

Are you all right?

Fine

- Hon? Hon, hon!
- Please be careful, that's expensive.

- Yeah.
- My bad. You're pretty when you're mad.

I love you so much.

Cheeky.

Why do you need that much money?

Ray got scammed, Dad.

I need to borrow money so we can pay back
the downline investors what they're owed.

Scammed!? Have you
learned nothing Jessa?

I thought I told you that this was a bad
investment, huh? Stop listening to Ray!

Leave him. Come live
with me on the farm.

I'm not going to do what mom did when you
got scammed. That's not who I am, Dad.

I love Ray. I'm not
going to leave him.

Good afternoon, Madam
Adele. How are you? Uh,

I'm just following up to see when your
sister wants to view 12 Cassiopeia?

Oh, she's on sabbatical!

Well, update me if anything
changes, ok? Thanks, bye. God bless.

Hon, how about a break?

To us! My love!

Ray! Where did you
get this wine from?

Huh?

- That was so good.
- I know, right?

So good.

I think that one might have been my
favourite. You should see yourself,

you're wasted!

You know, hon, you deserve this.

- I know, yeah. Oh?
- We do! Ooh, this could be our

early celebration for the sale.

Soon this place will sell.

I'm sure of it. Look how nice this
place is. Oh! Should I get more wine?

I know, right? But
you know what though?

That stupid mask,

I keep forgetting about it!

You're seriously drunk.

- You're so wasted.
- No, I'm not. Are you

- seriously calling me drunk?
- Yeah.

You're drunk.

I'm not! I'm not drunk, ok? I'm
not. Are you calling me a drunk?

I know a drunk when I see one.

I'm a drunk?

You should see yourself!

You look like you just
crawled out of bed.

You are so full of crap.

What is your wish, my princess?

Anything you want
shall be yours.

You're something else,

I mean it.

Haven't you said before you'd do anything
to make my dream come true? What happened?

What happened? Where is it?

You were cute back then though,

such a cute boy.

I just got so hooked on you,

like you just reeled me in.

I thought by now we'd be
living somewhere like this!

But no, where are we?

In that rundown
sweaty sunshine condo!

Do you have any idea what
it's like when we have sex?

That place is disgusting,
everything's so sticky.

That's not the life I want.

But I just can't leave.

Ugh, I said it. I can't leave.
Because you just get me.

You excite me. You know
everything about me.

You make me happy
despite the way you are.

Do you regret choosing
to be with me?

No. Maybe.

Hey, come on, what
are you doing?

Ray? Ray.

Can't we just calm down a bit?

Ray.

Hah! Ooh la la!!

Here we go!! You're
coming with me!

Oh, Ray.

- Mommy! Help!!
- Mommy can't help you. I've got you.

- Gosh! Who are they? What are they doing?
- Oh my God! Who is

- that? What are they doing?
- No, stop! No. Stop.

Did Mrs. Segovia
finally sell the place?

- Come here! Come here!
- Oh! They must be our new neighbors!

Oh, they must be
our new neighbours.

Good... Good morning.

Actually... afternoon!

Oh!

I'm Madeleine Montecillo and I'd like you
to meet my husband, Chief Superintendent

- Fidel Montecillo!
- Retired!

Actually, we live next door.

So you and your husband are the
new homeowners of 12 Cassiopeia?

- Yeah!
- My... my husband?

Uh, it's just me
here at the moment.

We saw you both last night in the pool!
Huh?! May I just say that's an interesting

- way to, uh, bless a house!
- Puppy, stop it!

Well, welcome to Vineyard Hills!

A little something from us. This
is a chocolate Belgian truffle,

homemade by me and my daughter,

Carlotta. Enjoy!

- Mm... thank you. - - Oh! Oops.
- Ooh, I am so sorry.

Ooh! Wow, it's really heavy.

Ok, thank you.

Uh, wait!

Oh!

This used to be a
splendid mansion when Mrs.

Segovia used to live here.

But, you know, when she
decided to migrate to Europe,

it, um...

- Lost its charm.
- Actually we're not the...

Honey, they're still decorating
it. They'll have it renovated.

They just moved in. You must
be the man of the house!

Hi neighbour!

Good morning.

- Actually, afternoon.
- Actually, afternoon! You see, we're on

the same wavelength!
We should be friends.

Honey, honey! Why don't
we invite them to the

event later, at
the Country Club.

The costume party!
You should come!

Who are these people?

Um, I'm not sure if we can, um,
because... Close your robe. Um...

We don't have any costumes
and it's kind of short notice.

Uh, no need!

It doesn't matter if you
don't have any costume.

I want you to get to know
the other homeowners.

It's just you won't be
eligible to win the cash prize.

- There's a cash prize?
- The household with the best

costume will win 100,000 pesos.

100000.0

- Who is that?
- I thought this party was

- exclusive to homeowners.
- Hon! Hon! I managed to get hold of these

- costumes that one of my clients
had made - for a pageant. Come on,

- let's go get dressed.
- Hon, did you see their costumes?

I don't know if I can go
through with this, hon.

I don't think I can go
out there and fake it.

It's 100,000 pesos.

Oh... Look at them.

We're going to be scamming
homeowners! Homeowners!

No, it isn't...

This is different and it's not like they
need the money. We need that money. Hon,

please. Let's just try. Please?

I don't think I can.

I know you can. We're
in this together. OK?

OK. OK!

Good evening, ladies
and gentlemen.

Welcome to the 5th Vineyard Hills
Homeowners Dress-up Gala. Organised by the

Vineyard Hills Homeowners Association.
Tonight is special because our theme is...

Yeah!

Save Mother Earth!

Mr. Theo and Mrs.
Danica Divinagracia.

The Tanjuatco
Family, headed by Mr.

- Gerry and Mrs. Ivy Tanjuatco!
- The newlyweds, Mr. Blue Jimenez and Mrs.

Carlotta Montecillo Jimenez.
Last but not least, Mr Kiefer and

- Mrs. Penelope Regalado.
- Mr Kiefer...

Hon, why aren't we on the list?

Those are our names. I'm
Penelope, your Kiefer!

Kiefer?!

Who are they?

What are they wearing?

Are those spoons?

Hey, hey, hey, Penelope, I'd
like you to meet my ladies.

They are Ruby, Genevieve,
Elise and Lavinia!

They were among the first
homeowners here at Vineyard Hills.

Oh! Ok, Ok. Hmm.

Yes, actually way back in 2012 we bought.
Back then it was basically just me

- and Elise here.
- Mm

- Wow, nice to meet you!
- Oh wow! Nice to meet you all.

What? Oh!

Hello,

I'm... I'm Mr Wendell Tecson.

I'm the president of the Vineyard Hills
Homeowners Association and I would like

to personally, cordially, Hi.

Formally welcome you to our
humble village. Right, girls?

Yes. Yes.

Welcome. By the way,
who made your costumes?

They're so out of the box.

- I made the costumes myself.
- Wow, they're very unique.

- Interesting.
- Interesting.

I wish you well tonight.

Good luck and enjoy the night.

Cheers!

Cheers!

All right, all right! Announcing our top
two finalists. Mr. Blue Jimenez and Mrs.

- Carlotta Montecillo Jimenez.
- Oh! Thank you! Hi! Hi.

Go, babe!

Wow!

- Oh!
- Oh!! Penolope!

Wonderful. Simply wonderful. Bravo,
bravo! Bravo, bravo everyone.

Amazing! Well done.
Great costume! Amazing.

All right. Blue and Carlotta, what
can you tell us about your costumes?

Flowers. Who doesn't like flowers, right?
They're pretty, colourful, fragrant even.

Right, babe?

I just can't imagine a
world without flowers.

I think if we want to save our planet,
we should plant more flowers. Thank you.

Thank you so much! Thank you so much! And,
how about Mr Kiefer and Mrs. Penelope?

A pleasant evening to our fellow
Vineyard Hills homeowners.

My husband and I are thrilled to be
part of this vibrant and socially

conscious community.

When we found out the theme of
the event was 'Save Mother Earth',

we thought this would be
a fitting costume concept.

Art made of recyclables!

- Bravo! Well done!
- Oh, isn't that just darling!

We aim to show that one person's garbage
can be another person's masterpiece.

That if we become aware
of the carbon footprints

left by our daily activities,

we would think twice about
disposing of single-use plastics.

Recycling is King!

Well done. Bravo.
Wonderful. Excellent. Yes.

Brilliant Bravo!
Bravo! Well done.

- Oh!
- What?!

What?!

Woohoo, yeah! Excellent! Bravo!

- Bravo!
- Just wonderful. Alright.

Thanks so much, that's very kind of
you. You see, I told you we'd win!!

Hey, these costumes
turned out to be perfect!

They're only the perfect costumes
because of that speech that you made. You

- heard me!
- What was that? I didn't

hear you. Say it again.

- Damn it. Whose name's on the cheque?
- What's wrong?

Look. Yours.

But if my real name's on the
cheque, won't they find out?

Don't worry, I told them
our financial advisor is Mr.

Raymond Cruz who has special power of
attorney and is authorised to manage

our accounts.

You are a genius.

Hang on. Who are we
going to pay back first?

Right. Who first?

Boss Gil, we're here to pay up.

How much you got?

100000.0

Shit! God damn it!

You borrowed half a million from
me and you only brought 100,000?

Boss Gil, that's just the first payment.
We're still getting the rest together.

How long?

Answer!

Can you give us 3 months?
We'll pay you back in 3 months.

Angry muttering.

- Where's our money? Give us our money!
- Yeah, we want our money back!

- There they are. I can see them.
- Yeah, where is it?

Hey, we're not going anywhere. We'll
pay all of you back as soon as we can.

- Oh my god. Can you believe this?!
- Oh! Pay us back, huh?

Oh, what the hell?
You're so full of shit.

We all got scammed here.
Please try to understand...

- Huh?
- That's enough.

I'm giving you 2 months to pay all of
the money back and not just my money.

- Everyone's money.
- Mm, mm, mmmm.

Hm, that's right. Hm.

And if you don't, I'm going to throw
both of you off of this building.

Ouch! Boss Gil! Boss Gil, Boss Gil Boss
Gil Boss Gil, Boss Gil, Boss Gil, Boss

Gil, Boss Gil, Boss Gil,
Boss Gil, Boss Gil, Boss Gil.

Yeah. Boss Hill Boss Hill Boss
Hill. Boss Hill Boss Hill Boss hill.

So, Madame Adele said it would be a
month before her sister comes back.

In the meantime, we keep
being Penelope and Kiefer.

Hon, are we really going
to go through with this?

Here's the plan. We'll
have a housewarming party.

Invite everyone in Vineyard Hills.
We can sell all the gifts they bring.

There must be another other way.

We need 2.5 million
in two months.

We have no choice but
to keep the charade up.

What if I find some new
clients and start working on...

Ray,

we need to be practical.

Do you really think anyone
will trust you after the scam?

But won't they find out?

That's why, if we're
going to do this,

we have to do it right.
These are our biographies,

educational attainments,

list of accomplishments, skills.
This is our history as a couple.

When we met, when we got
engaged, when we got married,

and where we went
on our honeymoon.

They'll believe it as
long as we're confident.

What if they don't bring any gifts?
Then this will all be for nothing.

You're so negative, of
course they'll bring gifts.

Hi, you made it!

Of course! We are your friendly
neighbours and I brought a little

- something for your house warming! Mmmm!
- Oh! My gosh, you really didn't have to.

What if what they
bring isn't enough?

Then we'll just dance for them.

- One, and two. One, and two. Throw it!
- Yeah!!

I just throw it? Wait,
so then everyone will

just start throwing money?

Yeah.

That's how they do it
back in my dad's province.

Wait, wait. If Kiefer and Penelope are
married, don't they need wedding rings?

Oh shit, you're right.

Here, this one looks bougie.

- How much?
- Ok.

- 100 each.
- 100?! You have to work on your

dancing. One, and two.
One, and two. Hon! Hon?

100? All right, I'm trying.

- Hi ladies!!
- Hon. Ah, boys in here. In here, boys.

Yeah! Why'd you
look so stressed?

Smile.

Is that a TV?

Hey, I just thought
of something.

We'll create our own foundation
and ask them for donations.

Hon.

Hon, you said it yourself.

They don't need
that money. We do.

We really need it.

What about this? Who are they?

Scholarships.

- Scholarships?
- You can't just use pictures of

- random kids. Where did you get these?
- Relax. They're just AI. Hon, we're in

- this together, ok? As long as
we're - together it'll be all right.

Just AI?

- Jessa, I...
- Shhh.

Penelope. Call me Penelope.

Like I said, all of them
come from economically

challenged communities.

What always gets me is when you
talk to the kids. They always say,

please help our parents,
like, with agriculture.

That means more to them
than their education.

Oh, how sad.

So that they don't
have to worry,

on top of funding their studies,

Kiefer and I provide a monthly
stipend to each of their families.

Oh, you're too kind.
Too kind! How generous.

Thank you, it means a
lot. It means a lot.

- I love it. I love it. I love it.
- Yes.

- How can we contribute to your mission?
- Yes.

Yeah.

Good question. Is anybody
familiar with Kuratsa?

Yes.

- What's that? Uh... can someone Google it?
- Kuratsa!

What is she talking about?

Oh Kiefer! Show them!

In the province my dad comes from when
we raise funds, we do it through dance.

Oh, impressive.

- They're so charming!
- Yeah. Oh.

- How delightful!
- Wow, yes. Oh, beautiful. So graceful. Oh!

Beautiful couple.

Guys, if you'd like to donate, throw
your money on the dance floor!!

- Oh, looks like we have our first!
- Oh, Mrs. Lavinia! Our biggest

- donator. Show her how it's done, Madeline!
- Are you going to let

- her beat you, Madeline?
- Of course not!

Woo! Guys.

- Guys, feel free to join us.
- Come on, everyone!

Yeah, join us, join us,
join us. Join us, yes.

Come on. Come on! Everybody! That's
it, that's it, that's it! Yes. Perfect!

Perfect! Yes, everybody!
Good, good good. Let's go!

For education!

46, 47, 48.248,000!

40K,

40K plus 248,000 in cash, equals 328,000
and we still need to sell off the

- housewarming gifts.
- We should be able to get about

- 300,000 so we have 630,000.
- Yes!

Thank you, Lord.

Just 1.9 million
more and we can pay

back everyone at Sunshine.
Looks like all that time

I spent socialising with my rich
block mates in college paid off.

You're beautiful and talented.

What?

Nothing.

What are you up to?

Nothing. You look hot in that suit.
You look like a modern prince.

Oh no! Oi oi. Hey!

What are you doing? Hey,
don't do that. Don't!

If you think I look hot in this.
Just wait until I take it off.

No, don't, don't, don't.

Don't take it off.

Keep it on.

I like seeing you wear it.

Hm?

You look so good in it and
I'm really tired. So tired.

What if... you just relax and
let me do all the work? Yeah?

- Hmm.
- Oh, not tonight. Can't we just

- cuddle. Please? Please? Thanks.
- Ok.

Mm.

Love you.

I love you too, Kiefer.

Kiefer.

Good morning husband!! Morning! You're
awake. You look so handsome. Are you

- hungry?
- Morning. Mm,

you've really gone all out here.

Yes, what do you want?

Do you want cheese from
Espana or from France?

Or sourdough?

Pick.

Do we have any pan de sal?

- Joking! I want sourdough. Sourdough.
- Sourdough? Mm, sourdough.

Hey, I got an invite to join Madeline
for a spa day. She said it's her treat.

Go, enjoy yourself.

Because after this,

it's back to DIY facial masks and
back to eating pan de sal again.

- What's wrong with you?
- You're being an ass.

- Why do you have to ruin it?
- Hey, I'm sorry. Here, I'll take that. Ok?

Go, get ready. I'll clean up.

Mr. Tecson.

Good morning, Kiefer. I'm sorry I wasn't
able to attend your housewarming. But I

hope it's not too late to give you my
housewarming gift. Where should I put it?

Good morning.

Just put it here.

Thank you.

This piece is by a new artist.

Do you like it?

Well, if you don't like it now,
wait for its value to increase.

You know it could go up.

It could go up to 4 million...?

Then you could sell it.

Sir, I couldn't sell
this, it was a gift.

I buy and sell art,

I won't get offended.

If you have any art that you want
to get rid of, like this piece...

Then we can do business.

Well, actually, you know I'm something
of a painter myself, but it's more of a

- hobby at the moment. Yes, sir.
- A hobby!

Many hobbies have become
successful businesses.

Why don't you join us for golf?

Then we can further discuss
your art and business.

- Oh!!
- Whoa! Way to go Kiefer! You're too

modest! I thought you'd never played
golf before? You're really good.

- It's just beginner's luck!
- Yeah. You got lucky, Kiefer.

- Let's do equestrian next time.
- Or polo?

I'll devour you for sure.

Sure, any time I'm not busy.

So Kiefer, have you ever thought
of auctioning off your paintings?

Sir,

Um, I don't really know what
people look for in paintings.

Uh, you know,

Kiefer,

rich people spend their
money on the things

they don't see in
their everyday lives.

Like agriculture, poverty,

indigenous rituals.

That's perfect, those are the
exact subjects that I paint.

Hey, what about portraits? Do you
ever paint your beautiful wife?

She's my muse,

of course.

Does she pose for you?

I'm sure she poses for you, huh?

If you know what I mean?!

When we first got
together, me and Fidel,

we would frequently go at
it like horny rabbits!!

But as time went
by, he's gone cold.

At least you had a romantic stage in the
beginning. George and I were literally an

arranged marriage by our parents.
How mediaeval can you get?

Oh!

At least your husband
isn't cheating on you.

- Huh?
- Have you confronted him about it?

What's the point?

He'll only get better at
hiding it, That asshole.

Oh,

I'm sorry, Penelope.

You can't relate to what we're
talking about. Forgive me. I told them

everything about what Fidel and
I saw you and Kiefer doing -Um...

- the night before we first met!
- Wow!

- I can't believe you told everyone.
- It's nothing to be ashamed of.

- You have the perfect marriage, you know.
- You have economic prosperity and yet you

- still have so much passion for each other.
- How?

Please! Tell us your secret.

- Go on, tell us!
- Go Penelope!

Go on.

Well... I actually have something
to share with you. Ready?

Yeah? Oh, yes! Yes!

- Hon!
- Hon!

What are you doing?

- It's part of my portfolio for Mr. Tecson.
- It's another way we can

- make money. What do you think?
- Ok.

There's something you
need to see. Come with me.

Hon, what is this?

I discovered today that all the couples
here got married for economic reasons.

Merging the family business,
estate planning, tax breaks.

So?

So, I think we can profit
from their boring marriages.

Ok, ladies!

- Yeah? Oh, ok. Ooh, wow.
- Mhmmm?

When I first got
together with Kiefer,

we went to this couples therapy,

in Germany.

- Mmm?
- It's a fusion of scientifi

c th

eories and esoteric wisdom

from various native cultures.

It's super effective!

- Tell us everything!
- Actually, Kiefer and I are

licenced to hold these
kinds of seminars.

- Are you guys willing to try it?
- Yes, yes! Sign me up.

- Yes, we're willing to pay any amount.
- I will pay!

- What the hell are you thinking?
- We don't know anything about therapy.

Hon, this is gonna be easy.

You love me, I love you.

We don't have any
problems, do we?

Of course not. Especially
Kiefer and Penelope.

We're experts in

love and romance, right?

Welcome to the first out of 7
days of this couple's therapy.

Who is ready to commit to bringing
passion back to your marriage?

I want to hear everybody
shout 'los geht's'.

That's 'let's go'
in German! One,

two, three!

- Los geht's! Los geht's!
- Louder! Perfect.

Now Kiefer will distribute
all of the welcome kits.

This is included in the
package you purchased.

How many have signed up?

10 couples,

90,000 pesos each for a
total of 900, 000 pesos.

Now,

get the sacred cloth from your kit
and I want you to feel the texture.

And now,

put it over your head

and gaze deep into
your partner's eyes.

Speak to them with your eyes.

It won't pop! It won't pop! 3... 2... 1...
los geht's! C'mon guys, get that butt!

It didn't pop, you have to push. Three,
two one. Los geht's! Let's go. Come on,

- everyone.
- Yeah!

Now, speak with your touch.

Take your right hand and pinch
the cheek of your partner.

Now feel your partner's energy. Mmm. Feel
their soul. And, with your left hand,

- pinch your partner's nose. Harder!
- Mmm.

Now everyone scream
for one minute. Go!

Louder!

Alright! Happy last
day, everybody.

I hope we've ignited some
sparks in your marriages.

Yes, yes. Nice, oh, sweet. I hope you
guys live a happy married life like me and

- Kiefer.
- Sparks? We got all

- kinds of sparks. Oh, yeah.
- Yes! Awww...

Um, guys? I'll leave you with Penelope,
while I go get your certificates, OK?

- Thank you! Bye. Bye.
- Yeah! Thank you!

Bye!

Uh Sir? I didn't see you come
in. When did you get here?

Ha, you were all busy with your
seminar, I didn't want to interrupt.

How's the portfolio
coming along?

I'm just putting the
finishing touches on it.

Hm. Quality control.

Fuck!

You know, you're not
just good. You are great!

You really think so?

All living things on this earth
have different forms of vibrations.

Does everyone agree?

So now what I want you guys to do, is
to simply vibrate. Yes, vibrate. Vibrate

- like...
- Huh? Vibrate? What?

- You got it? Go!
- Oh, OK.

Do it guys!

Do it. Vibrate!

- Feel your senses awaken down there.
- With our eyes closed?

Yeah. Vibrate. Vibrate.

Yes!

Oh, vibrate. Feel it!
Don't stop, don't stop it.

Don't stop, keep vibrating.
Uh, hello? Madam Adele?

My sister just arrived. She
wants to see the property, now.

What?

Um, Ma'am, um, it's a
bit out of the blue.

Regine is a very spontaneous
person. If she doesn't view it now,

I doubt she ever will.
She'll be there in an hour.

Wait. In an hour? Uh
ok, uh, see you then.

Why don't we showcase all your new
paintings through a grand exhibit!

I think it's about time for the Filipino
art scene to know Maestro Kiefer Regalado.

Maestro Kiefer Regalado.

I'm not sure I deserve it.

I'm not sure I deserve it!?

Huh? Of course you
freakin' deserve it.

That's why I'm organising
your first exhibit.

- Ray. Ray! Sir, um...
- Hon?

Who's Ray?

Oh, I said, babe, Babe!

You should check your hearing.
-Babe, can I talk to you for a second? Bye, sir.

What are we gonna do?
-Excuse me.

I don't know. Can't we just tell them
there's been an emergency and they need to

- leave? Why?
- We need a plan. Are you

kidding? There's no way.

Sorry, they paid for this.

If we don't think of
something we'll be discovered.

What?

I have an idea.

Ladies and gentlemen.

- Please stop vibrating.
- What?

Ok.

I was thinking since it's our last day
together, instead of a group picture, how

about a group painting
at the country club?

Oh?

I agree. I agree. Ah, painting to
memorialise this, um, momentous gathering.

- Right? Yes. Right? What do you say? Game?
- Right.

Yes! You up for it? Ok, everyone's on
board Then let's proceed to the country

- club. OK, everybody. Let's go!
- So you're in? Yes!

Yes. Go. Yes. Go. Go. Go.

- Ok ok ok, let's go.
- How exciting.

I know. I like it. I
love it. I love it.

It's taking so long, ha ha ha ha my
cheeks are hurting. Ah ha ha ha ha...

Ha ha ha. Keep it together, mom!
It's a good way to reduce buccal fat.

Good afternoon, Mrs.
Mojave. I'm Jessa Baluarte,

and welcome to 12 Cassiopeia.

Please call me Regine, and
you can call him Giovanni.

Oh!

This house was designed by a renowned
Polish architect. And as you can see,

it's very modern in
design. And the view...

Let Giovanni do his thing. He will
decide if this house is the one.

What?

How does he let you
know if he likes it?

As a vegetarian and a direct
ascendant of the ancients,

I have a spiritual
connection with animals.

Giovanni, will
let me know. Mhmm.

That's strange.

What happened?

Giovanni never barks unless he finds some
thing or someone! Giovanni! Giovanni!

- What's in there? Is someone in there?
- Huh?

- That's the study.
- We're the only ones here.

This house is inhabited
by bad spirits.

- Even Giovanni knows it!
- No, no, ma'am, you're wrong!

Giovanni, you're wrong!

- No! -I can assure you we've

I will tell my sister not
to buy this ghost house.

Had it blessed by a monk.

Agh! Miss Regine, please,
just one more chance. Oh.

We can book another
viewing for you.

- Let's go. Just drive!
- Giovanni!

- 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! Woah... hmm?
- 10, 9, 8, 7,6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Yay!!

What the fuck is that?

- Oh. Oh, puppy!
- Which one am I?

Oh, you're right there.

Unbelievable!

Bravo! Bravo! Bravo!

- Kiefer's talent never ceases to amaze me.
- What?

Pieces of this calibre are usually on
big displays in places like Galerie des

Merveilles, in France or the
Palazzio Ca' d'Oro in Italy.

Ooh?! Ahh! Wow.

- What? No way.
- Hmm...

- Oh, yes! Yes. Bravo! Bravo!
- Bravo! Yes.

Yes, yes. Brilliant. It's
such a good painting.

Yeah, ok. Yeah.

Oh, no. No. I think I will buy it. No...
I'm buying it. No, no, no. I will...

Uh...

No, I want it. How much
does he want for it?

No, I would like to buy it. I would love
it in my house. I think it would look

perfect in my loungeroom.

Ok, Ok, Ok. Guys.

Guys. There is a classier
way of going about

this. Why don't we
try it this way?

- Bidding!
- Ooh ya ya me, me, me, me! Oh my

- goodness. You can't be serious?!
- 25000.0

- 50,000 pesos!
- 50.0

55000.0

- 65!
- 75000.0

- 75000.0 - It's
getting up there!

- 250?!
- 250,000 pesos.

250,000! Sold!

Hon, Miss Regine just left. Bye,
take care. See you. Bye. Take care.

Ok. Bye guys! Get
home safe. Bye!

Look, 750, 000. Our problems
are over! It's from the...

Where'd this come from? Wait, wait. Oh
crap, it's Madame Adele! Just a second.

Hello, ma'am.

I've spoken with my sister, we'll take 12
Cassiopeia! We'll move in next year. So,

- get the house ready. That house is mine!
- Huh?

I thought your sister
didn't like it?

Well,

she's changed her mind because when she
got home Giovanni wouldn't stop barking.

His way of telling her
to buy the property!

How strange! Anyway,

just fix the paperwork and
call me when it's ready.

Bye.

What?

What is it?

She's decided to buy it.

Hon, congrats!
Seriously? Congrats!!

That means we can pay
everyone back at Sunshine

and we'll still
have 2 million left.

Woohoo!

We can finally give
up this charade.

Woo!

Congrats, hon. Congrats.
You were so brilliant.

- Aren't you excited?
- Mhm.

Congrats.

Here.

After 10,000 years.

Thank you, Han.

Wow! You should be thankful I
didn't report you to the police.

You expect me to thank you? What
the hell do you think this is?

Boss Gil.

Is that all of it?

Of course, Boss Gil,
that's the full amount.

I told you we weren't
going anywhere.

Never pull anything
like this again, ok?

People around here are
just scraping through.

Are you gonna provide for
Jessa by scamming people?

You're lucky she
hasn't left you.

Congrats on the sale!

It must have been a good commission.
- Huh? When are you coming to visit?

Life is better out here. You've
paid everyone back, haven't you?

Come and stay with me.
You need to leave Ray.

Oh, sorry, sorry. So sorry.

Unless you want to keep
living the way you are.

Hon!

Uh dad, I'll have to
call you back. Bye bye.

Yeah?

I got pan de sal and
bananas. Let's go and eat.

I need to get some laundry done.

- Do you want a hand? I can come.
- No, it's fine. You go

ahead and enjoy your pandesal.

What are you still doing
up here? You haven't eaten.

I wanted to tell you something.

What is it, hon?

You look serious.
What's going on?

I'm thinking about...

About what's going
to happen to us.

Maybe it's best if I go and
stay with my dad for a bit.

Are you leaving?

I need to take a
look at my life, Ray.

Your life?

It's here. Everything's
back to normal.

Normal? Is that all?

There's this.

Ray.

What are you doing?

Jessa I know that we're still
a long way from our dreams.

But as long as we're together
I know that we can do anything.

How would it work? How? What would
happen if I said yes right now?

What would our life
be like? Like this?

Well, maybe we could start over. We can
find a new place, we still have 2 million

- left!
- Wait.

I'm the one with 2 million.

Me.

But Ray, that's nothing
in the scheme of things.

Let's say I said yes right
now, it'll only get harder.

We'll have children. I do.

How? How can we afford it?

I'll find another job,
whatever I have to do.

Whatever?

That's your plan, huh?
That's not a plan, Ray!

You need to ask yourself,

in 5 years,

where are we going to be?

- We'll be together.
- Why did this become a job interview?

Because you promised you'd
make our dreams a reality!

That's what you've
always promised,

so tell me how you're
going to do it?

- I don't know!
- I just want us to be together. Don't you?

Wasn't that the dream for us
to be together, no matter what?

How can you still think that way
after everything we've just done?

Is that enough for you?
Cause it's not enough for me.

This isn't the life that I want.

Do you still love me?

Ray, I love you.

This is hard for me too but I just
can't see how this is going to work.

I don't know if I can still
trust you to keep your promises.

Jessa, I'm sorry.

You're right.

You've waited so long for me
to deliver on my promises.

I've told you before.

I'll never give up on you.

Jessa, please don't
give up on me.

I hope one day you'll wear this.

Hon! Where are you going?

- Good morning! Anybody home? Oh!
- Ugh.

Are you going somewhere?
Let me guess, vacation!

Ok, ok.

Vefore you leave,

uh, I have another
business proposal for you.

Sir, I'm sorry. Now is
really not a good time.

Just hear me out, this is
about Kiefer's exhibit.

I have some ideas to maximise the impact
of the event and probably make more money!

Huh?!

If you wanna keep doing this, we
can, just please don't leave. Please.

Penelope is leaving?

As in leaving you? But
your marriage is perfect!

We can figure this
out, can't we?

What do you say, huh? Jessa?

I have to go.

Hon.

What did you just...?

Mm?

- Did you hear him? He just called me...
- God damn it!

You know I'm sick and
tired of this pretence.

Ok, all right. I
dare both of you to

step out of this house.

Jessa Baluarte.

Raymond Cruz.

Agh!

Sir.

Don't come any closer.

Over there. Come
on. Face the window.

Do as I say or I will
call the police. Go!

You sneaky,

sleazy social climbers.

You managed to play just about
everyone in Vineyard Hills.

What do you think they would
do if they found out the truth?

Opportunists.

You're frauds. You're scammers!

I'll admit though I'm impressed.

Especially when you came up with that - fucking fake organisation.
- Which,

by the way,

we're going to use.

All right, turn around.

Here's the plan. We're going
to have an exhibit with Ray's,

uh, excuse me,

I mean Maestro Kiefer's artwork.

And we're going to invite the
richest and the upper crust,

the 1%.

And we're going to tell them that your
organisation will be receiving all of

the proceeds from
your painting sales.

How did you figure it out?

Huh? By accident.

- Giovanni! What's in there?
- Is someone in there?

- That's the study.
- We're the only ones here.

I honestly don't care about
this scam you've got going.

As long as we do business.

In fact, I want to
use your talent for

fooling people. Especially you.
You and your silver tongue.

Remember the costume party?

Your big speech about carbon
footprints, recycling.

That's what we're going to use.

Oh, your silver tongue! Your...

Sir, why are you doing this?

Why else? For money.

Power.

Money is power.

And,

everyone that you scammed
here in Vineyard has both.

Do you know all the charges that they
would file against you if they ever

learned the truth about
what you did to them?

Sir, please don't expose us. We were
desperate. We had no other choice.

What's the split?

Jessa's down to play! Considering
my leverage over you... 80 - 20.

If we agree, you
have to promise that

you won't tell anybody.
And that you'll let us

leave after all of this.

Deal!

Ray, what's this painting about?

Are we really going
along with Mr Tecson?

We don't have a choice.
It's either this or jail.

But won't this make it
worse for us? Jessa.

- Let's find another way.
- Please.

There is no other way.

Once this is over
we're both on our own.

You should get back to work. 7 years ago,
Kiefer went on a vacation in the rural,

rural parts of

rural parts of Arayat Pampanga.

Welcome to this very special exhibit
featuring the works of up and coming

visual artist,

my loving husband,
Kiefer Regalado.

How's my artist? And
his, um, beautiful wife?

- Kiefer.
- Sir.

It might take a little longer to finish
my paintings than we anticipated.

No!

Do you think I don't know what
you're doing? You are buying time.

I'm sorry, but you're poor.
You cannot afford time.

So, fucking get to work, now!

Ray? Ray?

What's going on in here?

Agh!

Don't get too close to
me. You'll only get hurt.

Come on,

give it to me. Come on. You've
had enough, OK. Give it to me.

You OK?

Can we really do this?

Didn't your dad lose everything to a
scam? What the hell happened to us?

Now we're the scammers?

Ray.

God damn it, this
is all my fault.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Hey, come here. It's all right.

We'll get through
it, ok? Look at me.

We can do this as long
as we're together.

We can do this ok?

Calm down. Inhale.

Exhale.

Inhale Exhale.

Inhale.

Exhale.

Inhale Exhale.

Oh marvellous. Oh, I
love it. He's so clever.

Oh yes. That one. I want that one. That
is it. That is the one. I want that. Yes.

- Yes.
- Oh! Yes, madam!

Uh, that's the one you want? Ok. Oh wait,
wait. Let's have a photo. Let's have

- a photo taken, ok.
- Hey, how are you?

Oh, hey... how are you?

Esteemed guests and
fellow art enthusiasts,

welcome to this very special exhibit
featuring the works of up and coming

visual artist, my loving
husband, Kiefer Regalado.

Of course this event wouldn't be possible
without the help of the ever revered

art dealer, Mr.

Wendell Tecson.

All the proceeds from this event
will go to Sunshine Foundation for

educational empowerment and assistance
for underprivileged children.

If you're interested in
buying one of Kiefer's works,

just go see Mr.

Tecson. However,

if you have any questions regarding the
artistry or technical aspects of Mr.

Regalado's masterpieces,
feel free to ask me or Mr.

Kiefer himself right
after our guided tour.

Let's begin.

Oh, cheers!

After this exhibit is done, I
want you to start on a whole

new set of paintings.

I can submit them to
the auction house.

I'll tell them I paid 500,
000 but we should be able

to sell it for 700...

- just quietly. No, no, no, no.
- But I thought this was

the last time we were...

Ray,

I know the truth about you and
the truth is worth your life.

- Hello, hello, hello! Wendell!
- Oh, Madam Senator, you made it!

- Mm hm... Of course!
- Thank you.

Kiefer, I want you to meet
Madam Senator Leah Lamaroza.

Nice meeting you,

- Kiefer. Everything is brilliant.
- Good evening, madam.

Oh,

you know we're actually looking for a
mural artist for the new wing of the

Senado Palacio.
I'll endorse you!

Oh, fantastic!

- Wendell!
- Hi Sir! Uh...

Kiefer, I want you
to meet, uh, Dr.

Hubert Decena,
Director General of the

Manila International
Visual Arts Museum.

Uh, starting next week,

we'll be hosting delegates from
various countries at our museum.

I'd like to invite Mr
Regalado to take part

in our monthly lecture series as
part of our upcoming symposium.

Oh shit. What the fuck?

Excuse me.

Where are you going?

Sir, I'm done. This ends here.

We're only just getting started.

How are you going? Are you all
right? Do you need to take a minute?

I can't do this.

Ray.

- Look at me.
- We can do this, I know we

- can. We're so close, please.
- This is only the start for Mr. Tecson.

He'll never let us go, he's going
to keep holding this over our heads.

I know, but...

Ray, what else can we do?

- Ray... Ray!
- You should get out of here.

Please, just let me
do this, all right.

Jessa, I'm sorry that I
didn't keep my promise.

That I didn't make your dreams
come true. I believe in you.

You deserve so much more.

Ray.

You should leave.
Get out of here.

Don't do this.

Ray. Ray.

Get out of here
while you still can.

Ray!

Ladies and gentlemen, may I
have your attention, please?

- Yes. Yes, Kiefer?
- Hey!

I have an announcement
that I need to make.

- Uh, Kiefer.
- You stay there!

- Don't come any closer, you hear me?
- Oh,

Everyone should hear the truth.

I'm not Kiefer.

- Huh? No. What?
- Huh? What? I don't understand.

What?

The truth is, my real name
isn't Kiefer Regalado.

It's Raymond Cruz.

He never existed,

Kiefer Regalado.

I'm not a painter,

and the Sunshine Foundation,

that was just something
I came up with.

Huh?

Sorry.

I've deceived all of you.

I did it all because we
were desperate for money.

I'm not like you,

your dreams are
within your grasp.

Anything you want in
life you can just have.

I tried my best.

I did it for the person I love.

I wanted to be able to give her,

her dream house.

A beautiful life

Because that's what you
do when you love someone.

You do everything you can
to give them a better life.

But I failed.

I couldn't do it.

I couldn't.

The only thing I can do now, is
come clean and tell you the truth.

Kiefer. I mean, Raymond.

You know we have to call
the authorities, right?

Oh, yeah. I guess we have to.
We have to call the police.

Hmhm. Yeah. We have to.

We should call the police.

And where's Penelope?

Did you trick her into this?

- Wendell? What is he talking about?
- Uh, I'm sorry, Madam

- Senator, but this is all news to me.
- So you're a scammer?!

He told me he'd spent years making
these paintings and that your work had

been displayed abroad.

You are so full of shit!
Me? I was desperate,

but you did this because you're a greedy,
money hungry two-faced psychopath.

Ladies and gentlemen!

Especially those of you who made
a cheque out to Mr Wendell Tecson.

Meet the mastermind. He
found out who we were and

used it to blackmail us.

You're a liar! Why should anyone believe
you? You and your wife should be charged

- for this deception. Who's with me?
- You son of a...

I knew it from the very
first time I saw you two!

Copulating in the
pool like savages.

From the very beginning, I knew
you weren't one of us. I knew it!

That's right.

It's disgusting. I'm so
outraged. I can't believe it.

I hate that guy. How dare he. How dare
he do this to us. After everything we've

been through. Ugh, what an asshole. I hope
he gets what's coming to him. I hope the

- police come and handcuff him.
- Copulating in the pool like... ugh.

No. No, no, no, you don't understand.
No, it's like this. No, really.

I can't believe they would do that to us.
I mean, we were so nice to them. We were

so nice. The country club. The
costume party. I can't believe it.

Everything that we gave
them. I feel terrible.

- What is he doing?
- Yes. Do that right now.

- How could they... How dare you.
- Here we go.

After everything that's happened.
This whole night is ruined.

I can't believe this. Kiefer is my
friend. I thought they were our friends.

And to think we've been
traitored this whole time.

Ugh. I feel like my whole life is ruined.
How will I ever trust anybody again.

Ugh, get off me.

Stay close. Just
hold on to my hand.

Oh my God!

- You've ruined everything.
- Oh! Oh my god. What

- is he doing? Oh, oh no.
- Wait. Stop. Wait, wait. Look, look, look.

Oh my God, he's got a gun. He's got
a gun. A gun? Where did he get a gun?

- Sir. Sir...
- I'll make you pay for this!

Sir.

Do you think I'll let you walk away
from this to live happily ever after.

Sir, please.

- Sir, just put the gun down.
- Shut up! Do you really think

that they'll take
your side in this?

Do you think
they'll believe you?

I have a respectable reputation and
both of you are nothing but fucking

social climbers.

And I'm sorry,

but I have to end your
love story right here,

- right now.
- No, sir!

Sir!

Ray,

let's get out of here!

- Ray! Ray! Ray, - Everybody
get down. Oh my god, be

careful! It could go off at any
moment. Violence is never the

answer. Please be careful.

We have to go! Ray, let's
go! The police are here!

- Come on, Ray!
- Ahh!

Jessa, go!

Ray...

- Ray, are you ok?
- Please.

Jessa!

I thought I couldn't
live like we were.

But you're all I really need,

Ray. Ray, please don't go.

Please don't leave me Ray.

Please don't leave me, Ray.

Someone call an ambulance,

please.

Don't just stand there,

call an ambulance! He's been shot! Ray...
What do you know, huh? You think you're

- God? You think you're God?
- He's going to be fine.

You don't know shit, so shut up.

- Ray... Ray. Oh God, - Oh!

Please don't leave me.

- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- Aren't we both on our own now?

I take back everything I said.

Please don't go.

Don't leave me, Ray.

Ray!

Why are you laughing?

It didn't hit me!!

- You fucking dumb ass!
- Ow!

- Hey, that hurts. I tripped over.
- Why are you on the ground?

Are you kidding? How are you that
clumsy? So, who got shot then?

I've got a bit of a buzz going.

Ughh, ohh,

aghh...

You fucking police. What are you doing?
Don't you know who I am? That's right,

Wendell Tecson! I'm a personal friend
of Senator Leah! Unhand me! Ugh!

What? What, no! How could he? He tricked
us. We should do something. Let's get him.

I can't believe this. This is
outrageous. I know the general!

I'm very close
with a congressman.

- Everyone is my friend!
- You ok?

What are you doing?

I just told you who I am!

- You have the right to remain silent.
- I know, ok. You already got us.

We're not going
anywhere, so just wait!

I am Jessa Baluarte.

25 years old.

Social climber. Scammer.

And, I'm guilty of taking
advantage of you all.

And worst of all,

I'm guilty of not
appreciating what I have.

Ray, I love you.

Sorry.

Sorry,

I kept looking for
something else,

the dreams I was chasing.

Ray, what I really wanted was
someone who loves me as I am.

That's you, Ray.

I'm sorry that I
didn't appreciate you.

Sorry.

- All right. Wait here.
- Mm?

Why?

Um.

Jessa

Uh...

Ray...

Mr. Raymond Cruz.

Will you marry me?

Aww, do it!

Wait a sec Do you only wanna get married
so that I can't testify against you?

I wanna get married coz
I love you. Asshole.

So you're ok with
getting married.

Even if we're poor?

I don't care about money.

But I'm a criminal.

We're both criminals.
Couple shirt?

- Yes!
- I thought you wanted

to live in a mansion.

Mansions aren't
as big as prisons!

Mm.

Ok.

- But we won't see each other for a while.
- I don't care! I just want

- to be Mrs. Raymond Cruz!
- Now,

say yes. Right now for
God's sake. Please.

- Yes! Say yes!
- Say yes!

You've been ordered
by the police.

- Yes. Put it on. Put it on!
- Yes!!

- Oh yeah.
- All right!

I love you.

I love you more. No, I love
you more! Call it even.

No, I love you more. Agree
to disagree. All right.

Oh, they're kissing!! Yes!!

Los geht's!

Uh... Can we take you
guys into custody?

We'll be in the car
when you're done, ok?

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

In fairness though you
picked the perfect flowers.

Not as perfect as you. Really.
You're perfect and so beautiful.

- Really?
- Is that right?

- What are you doing?
- Hey, cut it out!

- What?!
- I feel like this would be the perfect

place to hold birthday
parties for our future kids,

- don't you think?
- Yeah, totally.

- You know what else I think?
- It's so nice.

What?

I think you'd be
an amazing mother.

And I think, you'd
be a perfect dad.

Jessa? Ray?

- Sorry, ma'am, we got a little distracted.
- Yeah, sorry about that.

I like what you've done with the
house. Exceptional staging too.

- Thank you, ma'am.
- That's very kind of you.

You really understand
the client. How is that?

- Experience!
- Huh! Well, I'll leave you two to

finish up. The buyer
should be here soon.

All right, Thanks. See you later.
Bye. Let's do it. I got it. Yep!

Ok, bye. Ma'am, thanks for your
help. Ready? Ok. You ok with that?