01x50 - Panata ng magulang

[bunniefuu]

How can you say what's right is right
and what's wrong is wrong.

Especially in a world where everyone
has their own interpretation.

Have you two run out of saliva?

I've been waiting a while.

Sorry, Apung.

Thank you for visiting.

What about you?

Are you mute now?

How are you?

How's the outside?

Don't worry about me.

I'm still strong.

What about the two of you?

Just tell me whatever the problem is.

Don't let the people outside know
about the boxing here inside.

Why, what happened?

The last boxing match was too late.

That's not true, Apung.

I've made a decision.

So, there's no more boxing here inside.

Just tell them at the complex, Apung,

so more people will come to the
next fight, because boxing will continue.

I've made a decision.

That was the last boxing match.

Alright, Apung. I'm going to go.

Alright.

Thanks for visiting.

What did you do to my grandchild, huh?

Me?

See that? Growing up stubborn, right?

See?

Jaime.

I'll fix it.

Alright, Apung.

I'll fix it.

Dos' lawyer called me.

He asked if we still needed them.

If they still work for us.

Of course.

We still need a lawyer for Dos.

Uh…

We need to pay,
they're asking for payment.

Before they start their work.

Where will we get the money to pay?

I'll find a way.

I've saved up some money.

From paradise to the last boxing match.

I'll take care of it, Apung.

I'll fix it.

There.

We're always getting stuck.

Always having to choose.

Are we being followed by bad luck, Bro?

I thought it was just me.

But I guess that's how it is for
everyone when you're not born rich.

I hope we can get through this, Bro.

I hope we can get out of here.

Can I talk to you?

What for?

You don't even listen to me.

Dos, I understand why you're angry.

You understand?
Then we should be okay then.

We both want the same thing,
for me to get treated.

I don't want us to resort to
desperate measures again.

That's so old, Dad.

So old.

You know, we can't live
on your principles.

The world has changed.

The good guys always lose.

Do you hear yourself?

Dad, take back what you said to Mr. Seng.

I just want…

you to live longer.

You said we'd fight, right?

Promise me.

We'll fight.

It's good that Auntie Baby
agreed to let us stay here.

Because she trusts me
and she trusts you too.

And I don't want to ruin that trust.

I just have a question.

Why do you have so many surprises lately?

To make it exciting.

To make it fun somehow.

Even though sometimes it's
sad that we're not with Dos anymore.

I miss the old days.

Hey!

What?

Are you drunk?

We haven't even started yet.

Tinay, this is my first and only.

Huh?

Are you drunk? What are you talking about?

Could I do this if I was drunk?

Here.

What are you talking about?

There.

Taste it.

Go ahead.

Why does it look like milk tea?
What's it called?

The Tinay?

Yes.

-Go ahead and taste it.
-Are you serious?

Taste it.

I don't trust you, but fine.

-Is it okay?
-It's delicious.

It's good.

I told you.

What is this? Where did you learn this?

Here.

Really?

Of course, could I make that
if I wasn't inspired?

Here.

Ichikult.

Ichikult, because I can't get the girl
who's addicted to it out of my mind.

Do you know her?

Crazy.

And tired.

Tired, because…

it's simple.

No frills,

just like you.

This is really good, Barok. I'm serious.

-It's really delicious.
-Right?

You've been up to a lot lately, huh?

It's necessary.

We need to grow the business.

Good thing I'm really inspired.

That's what I'm proud of you for.

I don't want to wake up

My Love.

My Love? Really?

Prices are so high these days, Tonio.

It's okay.

Just let me work harder here inside.

No more, Tonio.

Why just "Tonio"? Why not "My love"?

Huh?

Junior and I are leaving later.

What's that?

Is there a punchline?
Is that a joke?

I thought I was the one
who wanted to be the clown between us.

What joke, Tonio?

Enough.

Just let Junior and me leave.

We'll just go to my mother's.

There's nothing left for us here.

What's this?

Is that for me?

It would be embarrassing if I said no.
You've seen it already.

It's okay.

Because I would judge you
for having no manners.

Dinakdakan.

My mom's specialty.

It's best eaten with company, of course.

This might have a love potion?

Is that necessary?

How are you?

I heard you're having
a hard time with chemotherapy.

No, I'm fine.

I'm strong, actually.

It's nothing.

You know, you're the only one
I know who makes cancer jokes.

Well, that's how it is.

Well,

when your situation is already difficult,

you're sick, and you're
going to be sad too?

Might as well just disappear, right?

Is there a problem?

Where's Dos?

Dos?

I don't even know how to fix that anymore.

We both want the same thing,
but we don't understand each other.

Well, maybe you just need
to listen to each other?

You know, if I could
just tell you everything,

if I could… so you'd really understand.

But then you'll be involved.
I don't want that to happen.

I'm not nosy, okay?

I like gossip.

Sometimes.

Sometimes?

Yes.

I have a question for you, okay?

Excuse me.

Do you have a child?

What's this?

I have a new job inside here.

Psst. No.

Listen.

I have a new job inside here, okay?

Give that to Manay Chita first,
maybe she'll give us a chance.

Huh?

Just stay here in Benguet with Junior.

This is impossible, Tonio.

Someone else is living in
the house we used to live in.

How do I work with that?

Maybe when you go to--

Maybe when you leave,
I won't be able to see you again.

Alright, let's just stick to that for now.

Your mom will understand that.

She knows me. She'll understand that.

And once that's done,
I'll be able to send money regularly.

I'll find a way.

I'll find a way, okay?

So we can be together again.

No, none.

None, why?

-None?
-None.

I don't know if you'll understand
the hardship of a parent

who can't do anything
to fix their child's situation.

Sometimes I wonder if it was
right for Dos to end up with me.

Maybe his life would have been better
if he grew up with his mother.

Don't say that, Jimmy Boy.

Because this is the right place.

And as long as it's right, you won't
make a mistake in your decisions.

I hope so.

Because I really don't know
what to do anymore.

Let's eat.

It's because you ask so many questions.

That's why all sorts of things come up.
Come on.

Come on.

Let's go.

Let's sit here.

Aunt Barang, I'll order now.

Trina, order up.

Yes, ma'am.

Just this strawberry salad, Aunt Barang.

-Okay, sure.
-Alright.

Alright, just a moment.

I don't want to be here anymore.

There are so many happy people.

Do you want me to make you happy?

No way! Yuck!

My gosh, Trina, I'm not defeated!

Oh no.

Sissy, what's up?

Your glow seems different today.

Share it with me.

Nothing.

I'm just happy in general.

In general? Really?

Or maybe Barok is
making you especially happy.

No, not at all.

I mean, nothing.

I'm just happy, of course, because of
his Strawberry Binagoongan.

I'm also happy because more and more
people are coming back to the complex.

Our businesses are coming back to life.

Right?

So many.

Yes, that's true.

True, sis.

Yesterday at our stall,
the line was so long and fabulous.

I can really feel that things are getting
back to normal, but let's get back to you.

Are you sure it's really Barok?

Or, maybe it's Dos?

Can't answer, eh?

Sister Trina, I'm so sorry to ask this.

But I'm just scared that maybe
my homie, Barok, is just hoping.

No, maybe I'm just
in the healing stage with Dos now.

But he's nothing to me anymore.

Really?

Don't you ever think about Dos?
The Lord doesn't like liars, Sister Trina.

Of course, I still think about him
because he's our friend, right?

Yes.

As a friend, I still want to
help him and Jimmy Boy.

Yes, that's the right behavior, sissy.

Even I miss him and Jimmy Boy.

In fact, since they left,
so much has happened.

Yes, that's true.

So much has happened.

But, some things never change.

Like what?

You're still so beautiful.

Huh?

You seem even more beautiful now.

Your lashes are different,
they're thicker,

like a sack of c*ck died for them.

-Lashes?
-Yes.

And your cheeks…

-So thick. Your skin is so smooth.
-Trina.

Thank you, Aunt Barang.

Yes?

-It's really different.
-What else?

Your lashes and lips.

You're so beautiful.

Oh, your hair, so curly.

Yes! Trina, how did you notice?

You really noticed.

But it's just self-love.

You didn't order for me, did you?

What are you talking about?

Oh, me too. Same here.

-Alright, one of these, please.
-More of this, huh.

What's that, Bro?

Nothing.

Really, huh, you're keeping secrets
from me, Bro.

Nothing.

Nothing, really.

Really? What is it?

Nothing. Do you want me to make
something up, so there is something?

Well, you're just
staring blankly up there.

I'm here if you need someone to talk to.

Wait, let me try to be serious.

For…

Alright.

It looks mysterious.

When you stare into nothingness.

Really?

Try it.

Try it.

I've been doing it for a while now.

I'm going to try what you were doing, Bro.

Is this the wife?

It's okay, Ma'am.

Do you have a kid?

No, none.

I don't know if you'll understand
the hardship of a parent

who can't do anything
to fix their child's situation.

Hello.

Good morning, Ma'am Joy.

I'll just grab your cellphone.

You know, just the usual drill.

Miss Joy!

Miss Joy?

Hey.

Alright, take care.

Wait, I need to talk to you.

Why, did I do something wrong?

To me, it's nothing.

But according to your father, yes.

Did he complain to you?

What's the problem, Dos?

Whatever he told you, Miss Joy,

I think he's just getting old, that's why.

Let me ask you, Miss Joy.

Who would refuse free treatment?

Right?

I'm not saying you're wrong.

But when you get a little older,
you'll understand all of that.

Is that always the case?

That we, the children, are often the ones

who have to adjust
to what our parents can't do?

Shouldn't parents be more understanding?

I'm the one asking for
your forgiveness, John Rey.

Huh? Who is John Rey?

Oh.

I just remembered something.

Nothing.

Dos, Dos, Dos…

Hmm?

What I mean is…

Forgive your father
for the things he can't do.

You probably think that
parents always think that way.

Miss Joy.

He doesn't need to apologize
if he knows how to listen.

You two are really stubborn, huh?

Don't you know how
to listen to other people anymore?

Why, what did my father do?

He went to Mr. Seng.

He was so eager.

Did he go there alone?

Yes. He was in a hurry.

Alright, Miss Joy, I better go.

Dos.

Hey, Jimmy Boy!
You're going straight again, huh!

Just you?

Where is your kid?

Don't look for my son anymore.

I've made my decision.

There's really no boxing.

Son of a g*n!

You're the one being given free medicine,

and you're the one acting up.

I'm just doing what's right for me.

Especially for Dos.

Tempo.

Tell the guards
to stop Jimmy Boy's chemotherapy.

It comes straight from his mouth.

You tell them,

Jimmy Boy wants to die.

Does it matter what's right and wrong?

When it's about life,

and you need to fight for it.