Love Me Tomorrow

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The day I met my husband was the day my life changed.

You see, growing up,

my mother used to tell me

that a woman's top priority

is to serve her husband.

So imagine my surprise when this man came along,

and all he wanted to do was give me the world

and sweep me off my feet.

Thank you!

It was the life I always dreamed of living.

-Daddy! -Daddy!

Soon after, we were blessed with two kids,

and I can say that we were a very happy family.

Indeed, it was a modern fairytale.

But do you know the downside of fairytales?

You're not ready for what will happen

after the "happily ever after."

Long story short,

fifteen years later, Manuel had a stroke,

and life, as I knew it, was over.

I took care of him.

And because I loved him, I didn't leave him.

Until, six years later,

he left me.

A year has passed, and since then,

my kids have moved out to start their own lives.

And as for me, I'm all alone.

If I were given the chance to talk to my mother again,

I would ask her,

"If a woman's responsibility is to serve her family,

what does she do when they're gone?"

"Is this where her life ends?"

"Or is it only about to begin?"

Hi.

Thanks.

Party people, come on, sing and dance! Yeah!

Put your hands in the air!

Hey, dude.

-Hey, guys. -What's up, bro?

Yo! Yo!

Please welcome DJC!

Put your hands up in the air, guys!

Yo! Yo! Yo!

-Hi, JC. -Hey.

-Let's go. - Put your hands up!

Hey, Mr. DJ.

Hey.

Can I request a song?

Janine, you guys know that DJs hate it

when you request songs, remember?

Come on. Just one.

What's in it for me?

-Hey. -Oh.

-Good morning. -Good morning.

Ah… Um…

Why don't you stay for breakfast?

I'll cook.

I've got work to do.

Please. It won't take long.

We're friends, right?

Yeah, but…

You do know that I care for you, right?

Janine…

You're beautiful. You're smart.

You're easy to love.

Come on, you're young, and there's so much ahead of you.

Wait. I'm young?

Jace, we are both young.

I'm 24, and you're only 35.

We both know we need maturity

and we can't find it in each other.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Gotta go.

Elvie.

-Ma'am? -Take this too.

Wow! This is beautiful!

-You're pulling my leg. -No, I'm serious!

Anyway, I'll go to the shop later.

I'll just attend my dance class first.

Alright, ma'am. Here's your bag.

Okay. Happy thoughts! Good luck!

Bye. Take care.

Okay, girls, let's start now because it's getting late.

Okay, let's do fierce first, then let's transition into happy.

Very nice!

-One, two, three, go. Happy. - Perfect!

Nice, girls! I love that!

Okay, girls. I'll do a solo shot.

-Okay, sure. -Okay.

Show your watch.

Now pose like you're waiting for…

for JC.

Come on, I'm just kidding.

What's the real score between you and JC, anyway?

-Just making out? -Hello? We are way past making out, okay?

More like…

MOMOTA.

-What? MOMOTA? -What's that?

Make Out Make Out Then Awkward. What do you care?

That sounds so stupid!

You know what,

if we become a couple, I'll unfriend you all!

Oh, whatever! Go, girl!

- -JC!

JC! JC!

Get back here!

- -Whoa!

My God!

-JC! -Ouch.

Stay, JC!

-Bad! -Bad?

-Don't eat that! -Your dog jumped on me!

Why am I the bad one here?

What are you talking about?

I can take care of myself. Thank you.

-JC, stay! -Keep an eye on your dog.

Yes, sorry. I'm really sorry. What was that?

It's nothing, Auntie.

I'm fine.

What? "Auntie"?

When did you become my nephew?

Better than "Grandma," right?

Come on. There's a clinic nearby.

Have yourself checked for rabies.

Come, JC.

Ah! JC!

JC.

Nice to meet you.

Oh.

Christy.

Christy.

Come on, let's have you checked.

No, it's okay.

I'm sure your dog's got anti-rabies shots.

Yes, but it's better to be sure.

Come, JC.

Come, come, come.

What? Do I still need to call you?

Come, JC. Let's go.

Yes, ma'am.

-What a crybaby. -

It hurts, doc.

Really?

Doc, it hurts.

Ouch!

Okay, we're done. See?

I love it! I mean, thank you.

Ma'am, you have nothing to worry about, okay?

Your son will be just fine.

He's not my son!

JC.

Here's my number. So, if you need anything else, just call me.

Yes, doc.

Yeah, I will.

Someone's jealous.

You wanna feel it too?

Disgusting!

Let's go. Let's go, JC.

Hm.

Nice.

Thank you.

-This is beautiful. -Oh, ma'am.

Elvie, don't forget to pick up JC from the vet.

Yes, ma'am.

Angie?

Christy Domingo. College classmates.

Ah! Christy Domingo!

Wow, you bought something! Thank you!

Sure! So you own this place?

Well, this is what you've always wanted to do, right?

And lucky you, huh?

Your husband lets you live your dream.

Well, actually, he…

he passed away last year.

He had a stroke, and his condition worsened, so…

Yeah. So now, I have a lot of free time.

I decided to put up this business and…

I'm so tactless!

Christy, I'm so sorry. I didn't know.

No! It's not your fault that you don't know.

Well, you know what,

this is because we're not friends on Facebook.

You're not on my friends list,

so let me add you.

Request sent.

-Accept my request, okay? -Of course.

-Thank you, Angie. -Yes, yes.

Come again.

Oh, by the way,

I'm on my way to meet my friends,

The Aunties of Manila!

-And we're all in the same field. -Oh.

You might want to meet them.