The Broken Marriage Vow

What kind of school is this?

You allow your professors to teach while intoxicated?

Please don't worry.

We will take full responsibility.

It's done?

I hope you're happy.

Remember that if it weren't for me,

you wouldn't be here.

I know you love him.

But don't let him stress you out.

He isn't the one who's stressing me out.

Are you seeing someone else?

There's a woman I am madly in love with.

And that's you, babe.

I'm sorry.

I hope Sir David doesn't hear about this.

Sir David just left.

I think he attended a meeting.

When we were in high school, he promised to marry this girl.

But he broke his promise that same day,

because he got caught cheating with another girl.

I became a changed man when I met Jill.

Your love story's so interesting.

I've never heard it before.

You know Charlie, he doesn't talk unless you ask him.

Has he been coming home late too?

Yeah. He usually gets home around eight or nine.

Where'd you get that?

At the airport. Why?

My lips are so chapped. Is something wrong?

I have a feeling David's having an affair.

I don't know where he goes between 4PM and 8PM.

I found a pink lip gloss.

And a strand of blonde hair.

Are you suspicious of me?

Oh my gosh.

You think I'm David's other woman?

No.

Of course not.

It's impossible. You were in Hong Kong, right?

Is that the reason why you're being so quiet?

Listen, Jill.

Whatever it is that's bothering you...

If you need someone to talk to...

Remember, I'm on your side, all right?

I will always be here for you.

I will prescribe you some medicine.

That'll help get rid of your fever.

Make sure to take it every four hours.

- How's your mother doing? - Much better.

She doesn't get stomach cramps anymore.

She asked me to give this to you.

Keep it.

You know I don't charge for my services.

- Diane. - Let me get that for you.

Tell your mother to come here next week...

- Okay. - ...for a follow-up.

So we can make sure she's okay.

All right, doctor.

Doc.

This lady's foot looks infected.

Maybe we can attend to her first?

All right.

Okay, doc.

Ma'am, your foot looks infected.

We might have to take you to the hospital.

It's swollen and there's pus coming out of it.

That won't be necessary. I'll be fine.

I'll just wrap it in guava leaves.

Please let me clean your wound.

Doc, about the sleeping pills...

Excuse me, ma'am.

Bani.

Okay. Kindly excuse me. I just need to attend to her.

Diane, come with me.

You see, I went to other doctors,

but they weren't able to help.

Did they prescribe you any pills?

That means you don't need the pills, Diane.

I just need a few pills, doc.

- Please help me. - Diane...

You're smart.

You got really good grades last semester.

You just need to focus on your studies.

You want to graduate, right?

Please, doc.

- Please. - I'm sorry. I can't help you.

- Doctor... - Yeah?

I already cleaned her wound.

I can finish up here. Thank you.

Why did Gio ask to be picked up late?

They're working on their project that's due soon.

All right then. I'm hungry.

They're closed?

Babe, sorry. I should've called first.

But it's fine.

- Okay. -

I didn't know they were closed.

What is it?

One of my patients invited us

to attend the opening of their building.

Want to go there instead?

It's just close by.

They own a building?

Sure.

I'm sure there will be lots of food and drinks there.

Let's go.

- What's your patient's name? - Nathalia.

- Nathalia Lucero. -

As in, Lucero Land?

Yeah.

She's Fred Lucero's wife.

Why?

You know her?

Yeah. I think I've met her about once or twice.

We're both in the land development industry.

But babe, I think I'm underdressed.

It might be a formal event.

It says in the invitation casual attire is fine.

You're good.

You don't want to go?

I do.

I've been waiting for an opportunity

to present to the Luceros.

I hope I get to talk to them.

What's up with you tonight?

You're being awfully quiet.

I'm fine.

You already answered all my questions.

You still think I'm having an affair?

Don't mind me. I just need time to get over it.

Babe...

Listen to me.

Whenever doubts start to enter your mind...

...always remember you're the only woman I'll ever love

until my dying day.

I love you.

I love you, too.

[JAZZY INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PLAYING]

- Babe... - Yes?

I'll just use the restroom.

Okay.

Doc Jill!

You came!

Perfect timing.

The party's just about to start.

Your building's beautiful.

I knew you'd like it.

It's because you have impeccable taste.

I thought you weren't coming.

You would've forgotten if I didn't message you, huh?

Honestly, yes.

I've been very busy at school and the clinic.

Of course.

I've also been busy organizing my husband's

surprise birthday party.

It's two days from now, and I still have so much to do.

Aww... How sweet.

If you aren't busy, you should come.

Sure.

Since you made it to my party,

I'll make sure to be there.

And I won't forget.

Hold on. Speaking of your husband,

I thought he was coming with you?

Yes. Um...

He just used the restroom.

Oh, all right.

I'm glad. Really excited to meet him.

There he is.

I know you.

David, right?

Yes.

Um... Nice to see you again, ma'am.

Please just call me Nathalia!

I'm not that much older than you.

David mentioned you guys already met about once or twice

in some construction events.

You see, he's an architect.

Huh? Construction events?

We met at the gym, remember?

Not once, not twice, but many times!

Oh. But how rude of me.

Why are we talking outside?

Please come in.

It was my friend, Liz,

who introduced us to each other at the gym.

Oh, yes. That's right.

We met at the gym.

I forgot about that.

Doc, I'm sure your husband forgot we met

because all the girls were going crazy over him.

They kept trying to get his attention.

- He's quite the heartthrob. -

Hey, stop that. My wife might believe you.