The Broken Marriage Vow - First Season

Dad, just leave us alone.

Go be with your new family.

We don't need you.

Mama and I are happier without you.

Hello, Sir David.

The liquidation order from the court has arrived.

Your bankruptcy has been finalized.

The construction project has temporarily been suspended

pending the turnover of documents

after David Ilustre Architecture and Designs

filed for bankruptcy.

What will happen to Dad?

After what he did to his wife, you still want him?

Wake up, Lexy!

I'm staying with him.

For me and my baby.

If Jill files charges against you,

you'll go to jail.

You'll be imprisoned.

Believe me!

If that's what it takes, then so be it.

Welcome back!

Welcome back, Doc Jill.

Congratulations, doc.

It's so good to have you back.

I paid off all of your bank debts.

All I want in return

is that whatever legal action you take against your husband,

leave my daughter's name out of it.

We don't have to be friends.

But, if you really want to help your daughter,

there's something you can do.

We're leaving.

David wanted to say goodbye,

but he can't because of the restraining order.

This is also what Dad wants

so we can all live peaceful lives

and start over.

Aah!

Mr. Reyes? Mr. Reyes!

Doc! Doc!

Mr. Reyes.

Grace, call an ambulance.

Your mom is so cool.

Yeah. She sure is.

- -

Hello, dear.

Ma, your preferred liquid detergent

is out of stock.

Is it okay if I buy Halimuyak instead?

Yes, that's fine.

Get the 1.7 liter bottle, okay?

Okay, Ma.

I also bought four packs of Buscalan coffee.

Is that okay?

Do you even have to ask?

And, Ma, I'll also get some Krispy Snacks.

Okay, dear.

I have to get ready for work now.

Okay, Ma. Bye.

I love you.

- I have to go. - Your bag.

Good morning!

- Good morning! - Hi, Jill!

By the way, I've emailed you the tax forms.

Okay. Thank you.

- Bye, Carol. - Bye.

Come home early, okay?

This is your third year, and, as you all know,

you will be doing

your preceptorship

or immersion next year.

I know a lot of you are worried

about being assigned at the ER.

The emergency room

is one of the busiest areas

of a hospital.

in everything you do,

such as assessing and attending

to the needs of a patient.

Okay, class. I'll see you all tomorrow.

You may go.

- Ma'am. - Yes, Diane?

I have a question.

Why aren't we allowed to eat spaghetti and noodles

in the ER pantry?

Hmm...

Spaghetti and noodles.

We eat those so we could

live long lives, right?

If you eat those while on ER duty,

you'll have a long

and stressful shift.

Anyway, there's no scientific evidence for that.

Don't believe in things

that don't have concrete proof.

Class dismissed.

Read up on chapters 14 to 19 about ER rules

for our discussion tomorrow.

- Yes, ma'am. - Bye.

Bye, ma'am.

Which one? This? Oh, okay.

- Are you done with it? - Not yet.

Good morning, Bani.

- Oh, Doc Jill. Perfect timing. - Hi.

Doc Jill, this is Dr. Fuentebella,

our new HR manager.

Dr. Fuentebella, this is Dr. Jill, our star doctor.

She's the one who replaced me.

Of course, who wouldn't know Dr. Ilustre?

I go by Victorino now, Dr. Fuentebella.

Oh, I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Don't believe everything Barry says.

I'm just the OIC since I'm the Clinic Head.

Patients come here to see you.

Besides, it's already in the bag.

Your position will be permanent very soon.

It's nice to meet you, Dr. Jill.

I'm sorry I came earlier than expected.

I'm just excited to come here and meet all of you.

Anyway, I have to go.

Doc Jill, I'll leave Dr. Fuentebella to you.

Come, I'll show you to your office.

Okay.

This way, doc.

I'm so happy to be working here in Pine Hill, Dr. Victorino.

It's been a while since I last visited Baguio.

Oh, you're from here?

No, I'm from Pangasinan.

But, I studied college here.

I see.

Well, this is your office.

I hope you find it okay.

Yes, of course. Thank you.

- Doc, excuse me. - Okay.

Good morning, doc.

Your first patient is here.

He's waiting for you here at the clinic.

Okay. Thank you.

Um, Dr. Fuentebella,

someone from the HR team will meet you later

to brief you on the work flow and system here,

as well as the staff evaluation process.

Welcome to Pine Hill.

Thank you, Dr. Victorino.

I hope we'll have a good working relationship.

I'll go now.

- Jill. - Yes?

Why didn't you reply to my text last night?

Should I set up the blind date?

Let's go on a double date. Come with me. Please?

Sandy, I have a packed schedule.

Instead of chaperoning you,

I'd rather go home after work to rest and be with my son.

Tsk. Can't you think of another alibi?

One I'd actually believe?

You keep saying the same thing.

Here.

We're not getting any younger, you know.

All you ever do is work.

We need fun in our lives, too.

I'm happy with my life. I'm fine.

I have to go. My patients are waiting for me.

- Thank you. - Alright.