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going to work at the little company I've built

with all my heart, blood and tears…

Movex.

-Hi, ma'am Zuri! -Hello, ma'am!

-What's wrong? -She's choking!

-Hug! -Like this? Like this?

Then do this!

From the bottom, do it harder.

There. Go!

You got it!

Movex is family.

I joke around with my people.

Sometimes, I even go out with them.

I'm still their boss and the respect is still there.

This is the kind of family I want.

We're happy, we stick together. Unlike my real family.

When I was a toddler,

I already figured out what kind of family I didn't want.

Why is the electricity bill so high when the power is always out?

Why is the cable bill so high when we don't even have a TV?

Darling, my chest feels tight.

Me too, darling.

Wait. Before we die, we must give Zuri to a new family.

Luckily, before they died, they got me a new family.

To my infertile aunt.

I don't want her, sweetheart.

Look at her!

She's not growing. I think she's cursed.

Sweetheart, you're the one cursed.

It's so obvious with your thing…

What are you talking about?

I'm not the one cursed with being barren.

I'm leaving you.

Before that, we have to get rid of Zuri.

What a worthless family.

From then on, I got passed around to whomever would take me in.

Until I landed with the sixth male cousin

of the fifth cousin of my barren aunt's next door neighbor!

I did everything, hon.

Nothing I do can fix her irregular period.

My grandparents say

it's bad luck to have someone like that at home.

Okay.

Does that mean you plan to pass me off to avoid bad luck?

Yeah, I said it.

I couldn't take just how narrow-minded they were.

Oh, no, I'm fine.

Yes, you don't have to do it.

My armpits are getting sore from getting passed around.

I'll do it.

I'll do it.

Since then, I've survived without a family to take care of me.

I got through all those hardships on my own.

Congrats, my magna cum laude best friend!

I idolize you. You're amazing!

Congrats to us!

-Congrats to us! -Yeah, the both of us.

So, can we date now?

Bestie, I told you I have plans in life.

This isn't one of them.

You shouldn't wait for me.

Well, I hope you don't mind me sticking around for those plans.

Yes, of course. Fine.

What if

we start with one of your plans over there? Game?

-There? -There.

-That's why I'm with you. -Yeah.

With my bestie's help,

I got to work on my dream of starting my own company.

-Why "Movex"? -What?

Why'd you name it "Movex"?

with extra success! Like that!

-Oh, really? -Yes!

Sounds lame.

Really lame.

-Wow! -Hey, hold on!

Greg helped a lot when I started Movex.

He and my distant relative, Brian.

Zuri, Zuri.

-Zuri! -Bri?

-I forgot to tell you… -What?

Our antivirus program needs an update.

-Oh. -And… we need to expand our cloud storage.

I really thought all my relatives were gone.

That's when Brian showed up.

He's in-charge of Movex's IT aspects.

We're not a big name in the industry yet.

For now, we handle mail, parcels and packages.

But only for mainland Luzon and its hard-to-reach towns and cities.

Someday, we'll be able to reach Visayas and Mindanao.

And then we'll be able to expand our services.

What's important is that we're growing steadily.

And more importantly, my team.

They never left me through the ups and downs of Movex.

They're the family that I truly deserve.

And it's not like I'm going anywhere.

I'm godmother to their kids.

Hey!

-You scared me. -Wow, big reaction.

-Good morning. -Ma'am Zuri!

Good morning, dear.

Boss ma'am…

Could I maybe ask you to be my kid's godmother?

Oh, don't be silly.

Yes. When's the christening?

It's not a christening.

It's a confirmation.

Come here!

Hi, Godmother!

This is Pauline, your goddaughter.

It'll be her confirmation soon.

Oh, this is her!

A confirmation, you say?

Do you want me to do the slap now?

I'm kidding.

Don't be so serious.

-I thought you were serious. -Of course. Come here, you cutie.

Pay respects to her.

There you go, dear.

Am I destined to just be the godmother?

I wonder what it'll be like when I have my own.

It's natural for me to feel like this at my age, right?

Will I ever be a mother?

Doc!

Why did you kill the music?

I just wanted you to shut up.

All I asked was "How are you?"

All right. Okay, Doc…

Doc?

When we first discussed your irregular period,

why it was a sign that there's something wrong.

Were you right in the middle

of a voice-over when I was explaining it?

Well, what you explained was really shocking, Doc.

And I haven't gone into menopause.

for the probability of pregnancy to go down

Because the peak of fertility, in our twenties is over.

normally, the number of fertile egg cells go down.

You, Zuri,

Because all your tests have all yielded unpromising results.

So, your wish to have your own child?

-Why do you have that thing out, Doc? -I'm sorry.

Doc…

How did this happen to me?

it's hard to determine exactly what phenomenon

is the root cause of DOR.

Are there any other options

that would allow me to have children?

Aside from adoption. I don't want adoption.

Not for me, Doc. I don't want that.

I myself have been through adoption.

I wouldn't want that for my child because…

Doc, what if…

What if my adopted child

went looking for their parents?

And then, the parents take my baby away.

They would just take the kid away from me.

What if that happens?

No way. No! I will not allow it, Doc.

I won't.

Although, I have nothing against those who are willing to adopt.

They're happy with that. That's okay.

But… No, Doc.

You watch too much TV.

Well…

But…

in your case,

there might be pregnancy-related risks.

Not to mention adverse effects on your child.

Doc, what if…

I find a way to get pregnant in a few months' time?

Greg, we need to go after MoliNapoles Construction and Supply

for their balance.

How come they haven't settled yet?

The boss is out of the country so no one will sign it.

I'm on top of this.

You're coming in too hot.

Wait.

Well, I am hot.

Is the air conditioner broken?

It's already at 16 degrees.

And it's on full blast. It feels like Antarctica.

I'm freezing here. And that's saying a lot.

You don't have to take it out on us just because you've got DOR.

Chill out.

Relax.

-Bestie. -Yes?

Will I always be the godmother?

What?

Well, if you really want to get knocked up…

Fine! Let's go.

Let's make it happen. I'm willing.

-Hey! -The stock room's vacant.

I've saved up for a week.

As long as you keep this a secret,

-don't tell my girlfriend. -Idiot!

I'm being serious, Greg.

It's because you're too picky!

You won't get an adoption.

I get that. You won't get a sperm donor.

I don't know why you want the natural way.

You want it to be someone you know.

And you don't want my sperm.

I can't understand you.

Maybe what you need is a boyfriend you can marry.

I don't know.

You might need someone to build a family with.

A guy you'll marry eventually.

Oh, you're back, Zuri.

Brian!

Yoli came by to drop off your laundry.

Along with your goddaughter.

They asked for you.

How was the meeting?

It went okay.

It's dark in here.

I ordered your food for dinner.

From Botejyu.

I just had dinner.

But their food is solid. It's the best.

Well, at least clean up after yourself.

Sorry. I haven't finished my meal.

What did you have for dinner?

Chicken and some rice.

Then, some more chicken.

How come?

Anne Curtis…

Angelica Panganiban…

Maja Salvador.

How come?

How come?

Zuri?

-How come? -Zuri?

What is it? Are they your friends?

No.

You know, every one of them have children now.

While I'm gathering dust.

And maybe I'll be alone forever.

Right when I was finally ready, this dumb uterus says no.

I'm curious.

Why are you so intent on having a child?

It's a terrible time to have kids.

And are you sure you want to raise a child

-in the world we live in? -Brian…

It's natural for us to want a child of our own.

One that comes from our womb.

Okay? Do you understand?

One that comes from here.

Right here.

Look.

Look!

See, Bri?

My own child.

My own flesh and blood.

Someone who'll never leave me.

Someone who'll love me.

And become the purpose of my life.

The end of all that I am.

Baby…

You know, because I wanted…

to be successful…

Because I wanted to be successful so bad…

There! I missed it!

I realized it too late.

I missed it.

Zuri.

Don't worry.

I'm here for you.

Come on. Eat up.

Good thing the consignee's on the way to Zuri's thing.

That's what you call…

-Right? -Try again.

-That seems wrong. -Try again.

-upon one mouth. -Really?

It's hitting two birds with one stone, bestie.

-That's it. -One…

Are you sure?

Stop the car, bestie.

Stop the car, bestie.

Bestie?

-Bestie, stop the car! -I already did!

I stopped when you said it the first time!

-We've stopped? -Yes!

What is it, bestie?

-What's happening? -Zuri!

-Hey! -Ma'am and sir.

Come buy this.

Bring it home for your kids.

Bestie!

Please come check this out.

Andy?

Hey!

What do you guys want?

What is it? We don't want whatever you're selling!

Leave!

Beybeh, I think there was something in the food.

Come on, I need to find a toilet.

-What's happening? -Excuse.

What's happening? I don't understand!

Andy?

Who was that guy you had a moment with?

That was Andy.

He's Andres Dela Resma.

You dated that burnt statue?

Hey! Your jealousy is out of line.

I'm more surprised that you had a boyfriend.

-How? -We got together ten years ago.

I think you were overseas then.

I think we were together for about six months?

Actually,

we broke up when I found out he was going abroad.

Actually, I found out when he was already there!

Zuri, do you still have feelings for your ex?

I don't!

This kid…

Bestie, why are you mad?

Are you being honest?

Swear by all your remaining--

Try me. Finish that sentence.

I said that I don't.

But I've been thinking about it and…

He's just what I need, bestie.

He's exactly what I need.

You saw him earlier.

What?

We have history.

We know each other. This makes it easy.

Bestie, it didn't seem like he knew you.

He got shy earlier. He knows me.

Wow! So pretty!

-The universe itself… -Yeah?

…provided the solution to my problem.

But now, I have another problem.

I don't know where he lives.

In Sitio Halupi.

-What? -Look, Zuri.

-I found his location. -Let me see.

That's so far.

I need to go to Sitio Halupi.

I want to give this a shot.

I have to.

Does this hurt?

This is where it comes from.

Here?

What about here? Does this hurt?

Does this hurt? And this?

Believe me, it's the neck.

It's the neck.

It's here. Here.

Right here.

There you go. Right here.

Here.

-Andy? -Yeah?

You never finish your sketches.

-Who's this woman you're drawing? -Put that back.

How many girls have rejected you so far?

Maybe you can't remember her because she doesn't want you to.

Whatever!

-Put it back! -I always tell you

that you won't achieve anything with these.

-Auntie! -What?

-Auntie! -What?

She can't breathe!

Sorry. What's wrong with you two?

This early in the morning?

She started it!

I have a patient here! She has neck problems!

It's Beybeh's fault.

She's picking on me again!

-What'd she say? -That I should give up on love

because no girl wants me.

-Is that true? -Well, sure.

-What? -I mean, no!

Beybeh! What's wrong with you?

Can't you leave Andy out of your romantic pessimism?

Enough!

-Mom! -No! What's wrong with you?

-Mom! -Beybeh!

Stop picking on your big brother! Okay?

-Ugh. -What's wrong with you?

Son, stop crying.

-But, Mom-- -No!

Believe me when I tell you…

Okay?

One day, you'll find the girl you'll marry.

-Really? -Yes.

I believe you.

Here! Get this!

Didn't I tell you it would be far?

Jeepneys and bikes only have trips once a day.

It's fine! Actually, bestie,

I'm taking a six-hour jeepney ride,

and then stay for a night before I take a bike out in the morning.

Oh, God, Zuri. Just… don't forget why you came.

-You might get side-tracked. -Bestie…

Are you Miss Zuri?

Yes, I am.

Please come aboard. It's a long ride.

-Okay. -Go ahead, please.

Where do I put my…

This is my stop, sir.

Carding, help them with these.

-Help unload these. -Sure.

Welcome to our Sitio Halupi, Ms. Zuri.

What brings you out here?

I'm going to lay…

with Andy.

-What are you doing with Andy? -Oops.

I'm sorry.

I was just enjoying the sights.

I meant… I'm going to stay with Andy.

That was quite a ride.

It took five whole days to get here.

They're building a bridge inland from the coast.

Then we'll be closer to the centers.

We hope they'll remember Sitio Halupi.

A forgotten paradise

with sights so beautiful to behold

that would fill anybody with the thrill of love.

What did he say?

I'm thrilled!

I'm so thrilled, I need to pee.

Where can I use the toilet?

That way. You can go by the spring.

Thank you, sir!

-Take care. -Okay.

Snake!

Snake?

Slit!

-Huh? -Slit!

-Oh, wait! -What happened?

We'll go ahead, Andy. We're taking these to your house.

Okay.

Don't worry. Snakes around here aren't venomous.

They're constrictors.

I'm sorry about what happened.

Don't worry about it.

-It's pretty big. -What?

You've gotten pretty big!

I mean, you've changed. You're so manly now.

I'm sorry, but… do we know each other?

Seriously? It's me! Zuri!

Oh, sorry.

Yeah. It's me, Zuri.

No, I said "sorry."

I can't seem to remember. I have…

amnesia.

Let's go.

What?

You want to stay here to be with my nephew?

Why?

Andy's my ex.

Ex?

You mean we were lovers?

Yes, we were, Andy.

It's been ten years since we broke up.

Andy?

Hey.

This is normal for him.

Sit down.

-Actually, stand up. -Stand up?

Wait. If you were really together, tell me…

What's his full name?

Andres Tolentino dela Resma.

What's his middle name and how old is he?

Tolentino, like I said.

And we're the same age, so… he should be 35 years old.

Very good!

But you're really here to get laid with Andy, right?

Oh, my!

Oh, no, you got the chair!

I lost the game of Musical Chairs.

Were we playing?

Yes, it's my favorite game.

Oh, really?

But don't try to fool me!

Tell me.

You came to lay with Andy, didn't you?

-Oh, my! -Wait!

I mean, you plan to lay a scam on Andy.

Can't you just let me finish? I can't let it all out.

My daughter here

told me that a bunch of scammers approached them in Manila.

And according to Andy's description of the leader…

-Yes? -…you're a perfect match.

-Why? -What is it?

Andy can't stop thinking about me.

But if you've been apart for so long, why did you come back?

I came because…

Because I still love him.

I came back because…

I want us to get back together and…

I want to un-ex him.

-Un-ex? -Un-ex?

Madam Mameng, by un-ex, I mean…

I want to undo us being exes.

For us to get back together.

To un-"ex" him.

Oh, dear…

The thing is, it will take time

for Andy to process this because of his amnesia.

And here at Sitio Halupi,

we don't believe in rushing things.

But don't worry. This is fine with me.

-Mom! -You can stay.

-Mom. -Okay?

Thank you.

-But, Mom… -Yes, it's fine.

-Are you serious? -Yes.

Mom…

Bestie?

Bestie?

Bestie?

Bestie? There you are!

Bestie! You know…

they use archaic words here.

My Filipino skills are being tested. Believe me when I tell you.

Hold on a minute.

So you played them into thinking that you came back

to rekindle your romance with Andy?

-Oh, no. -You must be hustler of the year.

Bestie, I didn't bring enough medicine.

Hello?

Zuri?

Hey! Hey…

Wait! Don't hang up.

There!

I said I didn't bring enough medicine.

Bestie, why don't you just come back to Manila?

He might not even understand in his condition.

You can't rattle him or rush him.

You need to be calm around him.

It's so confusing.

And then,

he needs to be the first one to make a move.

Bestie, here's what I'll do.

I'll just spend as much time as I can with Andy.

That way, he'll warm up to me.

After that…

he'll want to un-ex me.

And until…

he'll have sex with me.

Bestie?

Bestie?

I heard everything.

Madam Mameng! Please don't!

Here! Take a look. Here.

DAY AND NIGHT. REGINE. WOOH!

"Regine, Regine. All-day all-night! Woooh!"

Do it again! Like Regine Velasquez.

Yes! That's it! That's exactly it!

Regine Velasquez! I'm a Regine fan.

And that's my favorite song of hers.

What's this?

A password.

-A password? -Yes.

-For the Wi-Fi. -You have Wi-Fi out here?

I bought one of those cheap satellite dishes.

That's why people hang around.

I'm the only one here who has one.

Okay.

-You know, Zuri… -Yes?

I'm rooting for you.

-What? -Yeah.

You mean to spend time with my nephew until

he gains confidence to make his move on you.

I don't want Andy to go through

what I went through with Beybeh's dad.

To be left behind by love,

especially when love itself comes around.

-So… -Yeah?

Zuri?

I want to thank you

for still loving my nephew,

even after all these years.

Thank you so much.

Okay, I'll leave you to it.

All right.

-Would you like some too? -Oh, no. I'm fine.

Is everyone clear on our plan for the next four months?

Every able man is assigned to farming.

And in our downtime, we're to plant vegetables.

We are to take shifts as the night's watch.

And our schedules are posted on the board.

And our weekly community cleaning on Saturdays

must be done before noon.

If there are any concerns, you may relay them to me.

Yes, sir.

Ma'am…

Aren't there government officers to handle these things?

Oh, yes. Public officials find it hard to drop by here.

It's mostly just us.

The head caretaker is taken in shifts.

It's Andy's turn right now.

Andy, there might be delays in our supply imports.

We won't be able to repair our only boat until the next week.

I think we can hold on until those supplies arrive.

You all know we've been through this before.

Is that something we'll forget?

-No! -No!

Because?

-To forget, one must not! -Not!

One must remember always!

-Always! -All of Halupi will overcome!

-Overcome! -Yes!

Thank you!

-Thank you, Andy! -Thank you.

Welcome.

-Take care. -Thanks, Andy.

Andy! I'm coming with you.

To where?

To plant the fields.

Teach me how to plant. Because, well…

Don't they say…

planting is no joke?

All right, sure.

-Sure. You can come. -Really?

Okay, I'm coming.

There.

Oh, gosh…

Oh, my gosh.

So? Where do we start?

-By the, um… -I'm ready.

By the big coconuts…

I mean, the…

-By the big plot that's wide and… -Which plot?

-Plump! -Where?

-The land is plump. -Where?

-Over there! -Show me!

-The path is wide enough for two. -No, because…

-You have to show me where it is! -I feel dizzy.

Are you sure you want to wear that?

Do you like it?

I'm worried you'll get a sunburn.

That's fine. I need the vitamins anyway.

-How does that work? -This?

-Okay. -Okay, point it this way.

-Okay, we're pointing it. -Okay, it's pointing now.

-Ouch. -Hey!

I want to dance!

-What? -Yeah.

That hurts.

That hurts.

That hurts.

That hurts.

Yay!

Hey!

Zuri! Are you okay?

What happened? Hey!

Rice cakes for sale!

Rice cakes! Freshly made!

I told you to stop selling. It doesn't suit you.

You'd be better off being a nun!

You'll grow old single anyway.

Hey!

What did you say?

What's wrong with growing old single?

It's better than you.

Body odor with human on top!

-Do you know what a bath is? -Try it!

Stop eating so much and take a bath!

Mind your damn manners!

Let's go, Beybeh.

Go on ahead. Go on!

Go on, Beybeh.

Rice cakes!

You're good at cleaning.

-Andy! -Hey!

-Zuri! -I have something for you.

Beybeh was supposed to do that.

It's fine. I wasn't busy anyway.

It's all right.

I'll just put this here.

-Have a seat. -No, I'm okay.

I'm okay.

Are you sure?

Oh, no, it's…

This is nothing.

Did a bug crawl up?

Oh, no! No.

It's probably just my clothes.

-Oh, my! -Oh!

Hey! What are you two doing?

It's…

Ouch!

Something's itching in my clothes.

A bug crawled up in there. But…

It's gone now!

How about you?

-I just need to sit down. -All right.

Do you want a cup?

-What? -Coffee?

-Coffee? -Coffee.

-Sure. -Want one?

-Yes. -Coffee?

-Let's have coffee. -Coffee?

Neighbors, our pest problem is getting worse

because of those birds.

And the pesticides are still delayed.

Excuse me, but I believe I have a temporary solution.

She's been at it for days.

Being a scarecrow.

I'm getting worried for Zuri.

Come play with us!

The pesticides have arrived. I'll tell her.

-Be careful, Andy. -Hurry.

Everything's fine now.

Leave her alone now.

Go on ahead.

-Are we good? -We're good.

-Ouch! -Are you okay?

Yeah!

Can you walk?

Let's go?

-How many? -Just one.

I'll take that.

-Thank you! -Here, baby!

Say "ah."

Baby?

Why are you so put off by romance?

-They'll break up in no time. -Hey!

True love doesn't really last.

If it did, then I'd still have a dad.

But, no.

He left us for somebody else's.

I've already forgotten what love is.

Well, what do you think about me and Andy?

To be honest,

I'm starting to think you're a good person.

But kind of stupid…

Sometimes.

But good at heart.

Though, I'm still not sure if you'll be a good mom or wife.

Well, I wouldn't know for sure.

But I know this.

If you two actually end up together, you better not have children.

You know, Beybeh…

women like us are really lucky because

we get to bring children into the world.

Children we can love

and love us back in return,

who'll never leave us.

Children leave their parents all the time.

So you plan to leave your mom?

I'd never leave Mom!

I could never do that to her.

I don't think I can.

And if I ever move out of the house,

I'd visit her every day.

I love my mom.

I'm not about to leave or forget her like my dad did.

Neighbors!

My neighbors, a newcomer has arrived!

A newcomer?

-That's him. -Thank you, sir.

Who's here? Excuse us.

Excuse me.

Coming through.

-It's nice out here. -Who's…

-Brian? -She knows him.

Zuri?

What are you doing here?

Wow.

Can't you even ask how I am or how my trip was?

I even brought you your medicine.

I got you your cream and stuff.

Okay, fine…

I know him.

Yes!

He's a relative. A distant relative.

He came all the way from Manila.

Andy, this is Brian.

Andy!

Hello.

This is Madam Mameng.

-This is Bri. -Madam Mameng.

-Zuri, have you seen… -What?

There's another reason I'm here.

What?

Seems he likes the older ones.

-Excuse me. -Oh, wow.

The kid has a thing for the mature.

Me?

Excuse me, ma'am.

Good afternoon, Beybeh.

I'm Bri.

We've already met in Manila.

Mom!

Mom!

I don't understand what's happening.

What's with him?

What?

Hey, Brian!

You came all the way here for Beybeh?

Really? Beybeh?

I have feelings for Beybeh. Strong feelings.

Right here!

So you think you're in love?

Yes, Zuri. I'm sure about this.

I want take this chance.

Why do you dislike love so much?

I don't hate it. I just don't care.

I'm indifferent. That's it.

I think… I don't know, I just don't believe in it.

Okay, fine.

Let's agree to disagree.

This is from your doctor, Zuri.

Your results.

These results aren't good. I have to fast-track my plan.

What's that?

Come on! It's coming!

You're almost there! Come on!

Push!

-Almost there! -Come on!

It's coming!

Hey! I'm in labor here!

-She's giving birth! -Oh, yes!

Push! One, two, three!

Push!

You're almost there!

Get me my sterile tools!

Get the tools!

Hurry up!

Hand them to me, now!

Excuse me, move it!

Hurry up! Give them to me!

Okay, push! Push!

This is your fault!

Ouch, Cathy!

I'm not Pablo. But if this is helping, go ahead!

Go ahead!

It's helping! Keep doing it!

Push!

One more! One, two, three!

-There it is! It's out! -It's out!

-Hand me the towels! -Towel!

Here.

-Give them to me. -Please pass it.

Here.

Still a bit dirty.

There, take it easy.

Lay it down.

There.

Being a mom suits you.

Madam Mameng, here.

Being a grandma suits you.

Are you trying to say I'm old?

Yes. You're right.

See what happened last night?

That's how lucky women can be.

That's what I meant.

Hey, Zuri.

Hey!

You know, carrying a baby really suits you.

Really, Andy? Do you want one?

Want what?

I meant…

If you want me playing with Cathy's baby.

Yeah, it suits you.

Bri!

Andy?

Oh, Zuri.

You know, when you're cutting wood,

you have to hit it with all you've got.

Imagine, the girl you really like.

Because I think there's a girl you're really into.

Think about that girl when you're hitting it.

Let it motivate you.

Okay?

Right?

Okay, Andy. Thanks.

Zuri, let me help you with that.

We're fine, Bri. Let's go!

Take care!

-I did well, right? -I don't know.

Andy!

There you are.

What's that?

It's my dream home.

One day, I'll build it here in our paradise of a town.

Of course, I'd be with…

my future wife.

You know, this town actually is paradise.

Sitio Halupi.

But there are some things missing.

We're happy with what we have.

We lack most things.

But when one needs something, another is eager to share.

Much like a family.

That's enough for us.

You know, Andy…

lives could be much better for people in Halupi.

But I can feel you're already contented with this.

I think you feel like the world has forgotten you,

because…

you've stopped wanting good things for yourselves.

And if you really think of yourselves as a big family…

then enough is a low bar.

Each and every family… Any kind of family…

deserves more than enough.

So, I thought of a plan…

to put you all back on the map.

Zuri? What are these?

Rice cakes for sale!

Hi, there!

That's non-LoD.

What?

Don't you mean non-CoD?

Non-LoD stands for non-Love-on-Demand.

Where else are you going?

-It's working. -It's working?

Yeah.

We finally have a stronger Wi-Fi connection!

We'll have a ceremony

to celebrate the opening of the bridge

from the coast to the center.

This bridge is from MoliNapoles Construction.

-Long live, Captain Zuri! -Long live!

Now, the town will be able to dream of greater things.

Being content is great.

But I think it's better to improve continually.

And from now on, the world will not forget Sitio Halupi!

My glasses!

You're stepping on the broom.

-Move, Bri! -Sorry.

-No, it's fine! -I'm sorry. So sorry.

It's fine.

Go back to what you were doing.

I just needed the broom.

-Excuse me. -Let me do that.

No, it's fine!

Hey!

I just got an email about my job application.

I thought they already ignored it.

You applied for work, Andy?

It's not like that.

I was just trying it out.

It's the first time we have a good Internet out here.

It's nothing serious.

Actually, the most serious thing here

is you pursuing and winning my cousin over.

This is a very serious matter.

What about you? When do you plan to formally court Zuri?

Ruben, you're here.

I didn't know you were with us.

Andy, she came all the way here to rekindle the past!

That's the kind of love that never fades.

A lover who never forgets

holds a love that never lets go.

So don't let her go.

Or else, love itself will leave you behind.

When night falls, I shall make it official.

How so, Andy?

We'll discuss it as we dine.

Let's go.

Zuri!

Zuri!

Zuri! Come quick! Come out here!

Hurry!

Hurry up!

Hurry up!

Come here!

Come closer.

Wow!

My lady… Zuri Yolanda Soriano…

May I serenade you tonight?

-Yes! -Yes!

Someone to love

Anyone who has feelings must have

Someone to love

Just like you and I

Who have feelings for each other

Feelings of love

And now love each other with

Feelings that are true

And that is why

I am filled with joy

By your

True love

The beauty of everything

I see in you

In your shining eyes

In your supple lips

And character, without question

Wrapped up in

A charm, a body

That is real

Yes, Brian Soriano, I allow you to court me.

Nice!

Yes!

Then I formally court you,

my lady, Teresita Dela Resma,

Every day, until we are together.

My lady, Zuri Yolanda Soriano,

may I formally court you?

That I may relay my heart's true desire?

And day by day, earn your sweet approval?

Say yes, Zuri.

Hurry up! Say yes!

Go!

Yes, Andy.

Nice!

Oh, my!

How exciting!

Thank you!

I'm so happy for you!

Mom!

What?

Your underwear!

What?

Your panties!

What panties?

Oh, no! My panties!

Sorry, it's really loose.

The garter's old. Yeah, so old.

-Why not help me instead? -My gosh, Mom. So embarrassing.

The garter's old.

That's why it's cold.

Let's go home.

Bye.

Mommy, put some baby powder on him.

-He's been playing all day. Bye, Frank! -Bye!

Oh, Madam Mameng.

-What is it? -Nothing.

I'm just happy.

It's nice to see that you

work and take care of children at the same time.

You'll make a great mother.

-Really? -Oh, no question!

Oh, dear.

You know, if you and Andy really get together,

that would make me the happiest aunt in the world!

So happy.

Oh, dear.

-Madam Mameng? -Yes?

I'm curious about something.

How did Andy get amnesia?

To be honest, I don't know the whole story.

All they said is, after he came back from Spain,

he had an accident.

So, with my limited resources,

I tried to cure him of it.

He cries a lot.

He says there's no hope for people like him.

In love and in life.

Until…

you came along!

No, really!

When you came along, it's like…

the old Andy came back. The one before he went abroad.

The old Andy before the accident.

The old Andy who could dream.

The old Andy who fought, no matter how hard it got.

The old Andy came back when you came back.

So, thank you.

Thank you so much!

Oh, dear, there I go again.

I'm so happy, I teared up.

Thank you so much.

Wait. That serenade was just

to formally ask to court you?

Yes, that's what they do. They really take their time.

You know, I don't know what annoys you more.

The slowness of what's happening to you there

or the speed at which love has burst into your heart

that you've long been denying.

I'm not! What are you talking about?

Bestie, I'm feeling guilty.

I'm feeling deep guilt.

Then go back to Manila and visit your doctor.

Continue with the medication.

I'll just fast-track my plans. Okay?

He's formally courting me now, anyway.

That makes it easier for me to get what I want.

So, you're going to fool him more?

You know, if you were a guy,

I would have already beat you up! Seriously!

There's no point. I'm already here!

You're all talk, you know?

Okay, bye.

Andy!

Thank God, you're here. Can you help me?

-Sure, what… -It's…

the hook on my bra…

-Okay. -I can't seem to get it on.

Take a look.

-Oh. -Look.

-Is this it? -Yeah.

-Do I hook it on? -Yeah.

There. I need them aligned.

Go ahead.

There.

-Andy! -What is it?

I just remembered something funny.

Did you know that the old Tagalog

-for bra is… -Yeah?

"Boob holder."

I didn't know that. I'll fix this.

-Do you want to hold them? -What?

Would you like to come to my room? Just the two of us.

Okay.

Okay.

We're alone today.

Because Auntie Mameng, Beybeh and Bri

went to Ruben's to treat his sprain.

-Are you ready? -For a long time.

So you prefer the lights on.

Are these all me, Andy?

There are so many!

There are so many!

Zuri…

Even if this thing can't remember…

this one will never forget.

Let me prove to you

that I can rightfully be your husband and lover.

And father to your children.

I can better myself. I'll find work and fix myself.

I'll work hard to prove to you that I'm right…

Zuri!

Zuri, thank you.

Thank you for the kiss.

But I won't take advantage of you.

I don't want to because…

-We're not going steady yet… -We're going steady.

Really?

-Yes, we are. -We are?

-You're my girlfriend? -Yes!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you, Zuri!

Don't worry. I'll prove to you everyday

that I deserve your love.

Please stay there. Stay there!

I just need to get something.

Oh.

Sorry, but this is all I could prepare…

for our first date.

That's all right.

I think it's cute, actually.

It's a sweet way to celebrate our un-exing.

Un-ex?

Un-ex!

It means that we're no longer

each other's exes because we're together again.

For my ex,

who's no longer my ex, because…

she un-exed me.

This one was my first sketch of you.

Even though I didn't know whose face it was,

I always felt that she was important

and special to me.

I still remember my dream.

In that dream, everything was a blur

except for your face.

-I could see it clearly. -Wait!

-You're in Spain? -Babe.

The flight was so sudden!

And they took my phone away!

Okay, let's do this, then.

Since you're already there, let's break up.

You were talking a lot.

But I couldn't remember what you said in the dream.

And I had another dream.

I remember letters and postcards.

But even in that dream,

the only thing I could remember was your face.

You were smiling.

I think I was writing them for you.

I had another dream, but it was a little different.

I was holding my cell phone

and I was running…

but your face was still there.

And then, my vision went black.

But even in the dark, I could see your face.

It was my only light.

Wait, I'm remembering something…

Zuri!

Zuri!

Zuri, what happened?

You had that accident because I broke up with you…

on that video call.

And then…

I burned all your letters and postcards.

And I blocked you so you couldn't contact me.

Your story reminded me of all of that.

What?

Your story about

being excited…

and that you wanted to go to me,

that's the day you had an accident.

You must've been on your way back home to see me.

And then you got hit by a car.

Andy, if not for me…

you could have had a better life.

I don't care about that anymore, Zuri.

What matters is what's here and now.

You and me!

Fate brought us back together

-so we could have a second chance! -Andy.

I have a rare condition.

My egg cells are dying at an alarming rate.

I came here because…

I wanted to get pregnant.

But now you know, maybe you could help me.

Even if it's for one night.

Get me pregnant.

Just one night.

Okay?

Get me pregnant.

You don't have to support us financially.

It's fine.

I can take care of things.

You know, I really didn't mean for us to get back together.

I didn't want you to fall in love with me, or for me to fall for you.

I just want you to get me pregnant. Please?

You remembered me

because your uterus is dying?

Do you mean that…

the entire time you were here…

-So you never loved me? -Andy…

Everyone who has ever said they loved me, has left me.

They all say the same thing!

So, my heart's all gone. It's gone!

I don't believe in love anymore. All I need is a child.

All I need is a child.

A child who'll take care of me,

who I can take care of, who will never leave me!

I just need a child!

A child is all I need, Andy.

I hope…

one day, your child will be proud of you.

Proud of her mother who broke other people's hearts.

A mother who doesn't know how to love.

Do you know why you can't love?

Do you know why?

Because you're too scared to try.

I hope you never feel how I feel.

To forget how love feels.

WELCOME TO SITIO HALUBI

That's enough.

I said, that's enough!

That's enough…

-That's enough… -Aunt…

It's like a premature menopause.

And that's why you're experiencing frequent…

It's a good thing you've had your eggs frozen!

Your crazy Sitio Halupi trip has done something good for you.

Maybe.

Get one more thing frozen,

and you'll make Elsa feel insecure.

That's a little much, Doc.

Sorry.

What about your desire to have your own child?

Have you let that go?

Not at all, Doc.

I'll get back to that when I'm ready to have a child.

Thank you, Doc. Thank you.

They were beside your frozen eggs.

What was that, Doc?

Happy Halloween, Doc.

Yes, your balance with us is settled.

Sir, what about the bridge?

Okay.

Yes.

I just need to double-check the schedule then I'll get back to you.

Okay, thank you, sir.

Bestie, are you sure you're okay to work?

-Yeah. -No symptoms kicking in?

They're just symptoms. I can kick their asses.

That's my bestie!

You'll be godmother to my baby. That's next month.

What if I kick your ass instead?

-Hey! -I'm kidding!

-I'm kidding. -That was harsh.

I'm kidding.

Zuri, I just want to remind you

of our groundbreaking event next month.

Oh, no, seems like it's the same time as your godchild's christening?

Well, if you can't come…

Zuri?

At least approve my paternal leave. Come on!

I can never read you.

You've got your leave.

Let's go.

On behalf of our beneficent Mayor Leonora Teresa,

I, Captain Nonits Bascunias,

give our heartfelt thanks

to Mr. Tolits Moli-Napoles.

On this site will rise the bridge to Sitio Halupi!

We also give our heartfelt gratitude

to Ms. Zuri Yolanda Soriano

and to Movex.

Without her, this wouldn't be possible.

I'm just going to see Beybeh.

Hey, go ahead.

Beybeh,

you're all I think about, day and night.

-I have dreams about you. -Hey.

Don't use that song!

It's getting old.

But, seriously, Beybeh,

I hope that

you'll let me continue courting you.

When the bridge is done,

I'll see you every day.

And I won't stop until we're together.

You idiot.

Have you eaten yet?

Maybe we could eat at the banquet.

Okay.

Which way?

Mom, come eat with us.

I'll come with you.

You look different.

Just a little.

A lot has changed with me, Andy.

I'm going to see Mr. Tolits' engineers.

Want to come?

I'm fine. I have to pack.

Where are you off to?

To…

To Germany.

I got a job as a wheat farmer there.

Oh, yeah.

Madam Mameng mentioned you were applying for jobs.

When are you leaving?

I'll leave town tomorrow.

But I'm flying to Germany in three weeks.

You know, you'll be learning a new language.

I already know a little.

Some German.

Auf Wiedersehen.

Doesn't that mean…

"goodbye"?

Kind of.

What it really means is,

"Until we meet again."

Thank you for…

hurting me.

And also…

for making me believe you un-exed me.

The…

The pain?

I won't forget it.

But… I might have needed that.

Because it made me remember things.

It all started when

I showed you all of those sketches.

Really? What did you remember?

Things like…

when we first met.

How I first…

pursued you.

And…

why I fell in love with you.

But don't worry.

My memories won't bother you anymore.

All I'll be thinking about

is how I can grow in Germany.

Andy?

Even if I wanted to ask forgiveness

for everything I did to you…

I know that would never be enough.

So, thank you.

For teaching me how to love.

This is it.

This feeling.

So, this is what love is.

To surrender.

To let go.

To be set free.

So, then…

How do you say it?

-Auf… -Wiedersehen.

-Auf Wiedersehen. -Auf Wiedersehen.

Auf Wiedersehen… ex.

Until we meet again…

ex.