I have newly laundered clothes
and curtains in the hamper. I want it folded and the
curtains should be hung in the windows when I wake up
tomorrow morning. A speech from your best friend,
Lorena De Leon. Are you going? Lilet had an accident. She's in the hospital right now.
She cannot come. Your colleagues must have heard
of Lilet Matias, right? Good thing her dreams
started with me. Not someone who will teach her
to use the elevator to reach the top. Why did you escape
from the hospital? What i
f your injury worsens? That will be an
additional expense. You're such a burden! What happened? Really, Lilet? It's because you're stubborn. Sorry, Melay. No. Fine. I'll just buy something to eat. Go on. I'll take care of her. Don't you have other plans? You don't have to
stay with me here. It's okay. I can study here.
We can study together. Don't worry. I'll join you. I'll help you until you recover. Why? Of course. I have to make sure
my co-defender of the oppressed is okay! Okay. So that your
efforts
won't be wasted. Promise, I'll study hard. And I'll also fulfill my promise
that I'll graduate on time. And we will serve
the country together. Nice! Aren't you hungry? Not yet. I'm still okay. I'll finish one more chapter. - Anjo.
- Ma'am. Do you have the priority files of Violence Against Women
and Children? Please bring them to my office. Yes, Ma'am. Mer. Mer! Something looks different
about you today. Is that the Lorena effect? Miss Matias, you can remove
that bandage after a week.
Be safe. Thank you. - Bye.
- Thank you, Doc. The doctor is handsome. Oh, come on. I'm just kidding. - I just want you to be happy.
- Melay. The protagonist here is good. Lilet and I watch this show. - Heart's Desire.
-It's the end of the month. Don't forget your payment. - I look better than him.
- Mom! Mom! Mom, let's watch. This is the series that
we watch every night. I'm waiting for the
supplier's reply. She already needs to pay. Your mom's busy. Come on, Mom. I'm talking to a supplier. We d
on't have money. They'll reply right away, Mom. - Wait.
- You'll see it right away. I've texted her
20 times already. But she's not replying. Leave her be. Your mom's
so hardworking. Objection, Your Honor! Miss, are you okay? You might still be sleepy. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sleep when you have time! She's probably surprised! Can you still go on? Wake up! Get some more sleep, Miss. We'll wake you up
once you're in court. Mr. Macatuno, before
anything else, I want to say that the
Macatunomaja blan
ca tastes so good. It's saddening that the
house where the delicious maja blancais being made in the same place where
your wife was murdered. Your Honor, irrelevant. Atty. Matias, go straight
to the point. You said that after the murder, you were able to cook the
maja blancawell and sell them. Yes. Your Honor, how is this
relevant to the case? Establish a clear standpoint,
Atty. Matias. At which part of making
maja blanca were you when you heard a scream
from the second floor? Your Honor, will A
tty. Matias
teach us how to makemaja blanca? Sustained. I'd already put the
cornstarch and milk. That's when you heard a scream. That's why you left it and
went to the second floor. And that's when you saw your wife getting shot
by your housemaid. Is that correct? Yes. And you stayed there? Until the police arrive. You also said that you
cooked themaja blanca well and sold them. Is that correct? Yes. Really? I was once a housemaid. And when I cookmaja blanca,
I watch over it carefully. And stir
it well to
avoid coagulation. So... How could you cook and
sell themaja blanca if you left it to go and went
to the second floor? Or... Is it because you were
lying in the first place that you saw the suspect
executing the crime? Go ahead, Mr. Macatuno. Make our day and admit to
this court that you lied under oath! Fine. I'll admit. I killed my wife. Good observation, Atty. Matias. Very good. Please keep this for me. Okay, Ma'am. Let's talk later. - Okay.
- Thank you. Criminal law reviewer. You
can sell this, too. Thank you. Please take care of it, Mister. - Okay, Ma'am.
- Thank you. Oh no. My money for tuition
is still not enough. Auntie. Can I skip this month and give
you money next month instead? I still have a lot
of school expenses. I might not be allowed
to take the final exam if I can't pay them. I'm not a full scholar. You told me last month
that you'd pay this month. You promised me, right? You promised me. But, Auntie... Gosh. So you'll give it after all. Where's my keychain?
Ma'am, please. Let me make a
promissory note. I'm sorry, Miss Matias. But it's not really allowed on
senior year's final exam. I'm sorry. So... You can't take
the exam, Lilet? What do you do? You won't be a
lawyer anymore. Melissa, if you're not
going to say anything nice... What? Should I keep my mouth shut? Really, Boni? You're going to
replace me with her? I don't know what
you see in her. When I'm here
in front of you! You already have the
latest and upgraded quality, but you opted to downg
rade! I can already file an unjust
vexation case against you. You might not be a lawyer
for not having a good moral character. Why? Can you take the finals? Can you? That's enough, Melissa. Stop. What? What are you looking at? Go leave! I don't know when,
where, or how. But I'll get even
with you, Lilet. That's the news about
Divina Hospital. There's a rumor that
they will fire all their janitress despite working
for them for 15 years to be replaced by an agency. That's the effect of the
hospita
l's privatization. No one has filed
a case yet. But we're already checking
it because we received an anonymous tip about it. Looks like they're going
to get fired from the hospital. Thank you, Anjo. I'll go ahead. Glenda Guinoo. Sounds familiar. Thank you for
visiting me, dear. You. I even had to call Emong
to ask you to visit me. I miss you so much. I miss you, too, Auntie. Dear? Is there a problem? Why are you sad? I lost my keychain. What? Don't worry. You'll find it. You'll see it one mornin
g. You'll eventually find it. It's okay, Auntie. My mom didn't
even find me. I can lose
everything but not you. Oh, come on. Stop flattering me. Where do you
think I'm going? Dear, how are
your final exams? It's okay. How about you? How are you? Dear... Use it for your expenses. Auntie. Emong told me he wanted
to give you money. But Lani said they
didn't have enough. Auntie, you're already in
jail, but you're still the one who
gives me money. Do you think I'm the
only one helping? Lilet... You'v
e been giving me
so much help inside this cell. I've been wanting to
give up many times. But I never do. Because of you. Because you give me hope. Because I want to
be with you again. I promise you, Auntie. I'll get you out of here. I know. I know, dear. Hey. You should go. I know you still
have to study. Thank you, Auntie. I'll get going. Thank you. I'll come back tomorrow. Okay? I love you, dear. I love you, Auntie. Go ahead. Do your best, okay? I will. Hey, Ces. Don't forget to pay your debt.
I will pay you. Make sure you will. Thank you. You distract me
from the final exam. This is the last. After this, I'll say
goodbye to that keychains. Where is it? If you're here just to
tease me, can you please stop? Miss Matias. I'm reviewing. Can't you see? You don't own this hallway,
do you? Are you looking for this? Hey! Where did you find it? How did you get it? Oops! I found it in the cafeteria. This is yours, right? Yes. Oops. Oh my God. Won't you even say,
"Thank you, Kurt! Even though
we've been debating
for the past four years. You're a good person after all." Won't you say anything
like that? Thank you. You are the best. Wait. Why do you have that? This is valuable to me. Who are your parents? Huh? Why? They might be my dad's
batch mate. My dad's batch are the only ones
who have that. Atty. Spanky and Constantino De
Leon are his batchmates. Constantino? Miss Lorena's husband? Oh! You're Lorena De Leon's scholar. Did the De Leons give you
that because... you're a beneficiary
? Sorry. I just thought you were
a child of someone from their batch. Maybe. I won't distract you
with my wit and humor. Take care of your belongings
next time, Miss Matias. I might use it next time
to your disadvantage. Okay? Good luck with the
finals tomorrow. Kurt? May I know what year
your dad's batch is? Here. Thank you. You were wearing this
when I found you. And this, too. Why does my mom have
something like this? Is she a lawyer? My dad's batch are the
only ones who have that. Atty. Span
ky and Constantino
De Leon are his batchmates. Glenda Guinoo? Yes, that's me. I'm Atty. Meredith Simmons. I only want to
ask you something. Sure. This is about the
MV Francia tragedy... Lilet, what's
happening to you? What kind of help
does she need? Maybe she has a
problem in school. Why don't we see her? Lilet. Miss Lorena. Be careful in asking
for help from strangers.
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