The Broken Marriage Vow - First Season

I am not leaving Baguio,

especially not for other people.

You said you wouldn't let it affect you.

She embarrassed me!

Now people think I'm spreading gossip about what happened.

Just stay away from her.

She should stay away from me. She and her son.

They've caused us nothing but troubles.

That Gio's a pain in the neck.

We've got to do something for us.

- How dare you?! - Ma, stop!

- Grace. - Grace...

That's enough, Ma. Please.

Your son took advantage of Mikah!

Who should I believe?!

- Gio was drunk. He-- - I don't care if he was!

Let's not blow this up.

Explain yourself to the police.

Auntie, please don't.

Tell that to the court.

Grace, let's talk about this.

What my son did was wrong.

He came here because he regrets what he did.

I'm sorry, Mikah.

Please forgive me.

Enzo, leave Ma'am Jill alone.

No matter what you do, I won't get back with you.

They destroyed my life, so I'm going to make them pay.

Why did you go here?

You should've let us deal with this.

If you're planning something, tell us so we can help you.

I don't need your help.

Why are you so mad at me?

I've done everything to protect you.

Even after what you did, I'm still standing up for you.

I don't understand why you can't forgive me.

Get in the car.

What made you do that?

I don't know what came over me.

- Did you force her? - No.

Are you together? Is she your girlfriend?

Mikah and I have a mutual understanding.

I understand that men have needs.

But if she says no, you shouldn't force her.

This better not happen again.

I've settled the issue with Max.

Let me deal with Grace.

My resignation letter, sir.

Grace, please. Let's talk.

I'll keep this short.

I'm here to tell you that I'm not going to file a case.

But only if you transfer Gio to another school.

Grace, please.

My decision is final.

How much do you want?

I'm not after your money.

You think I'll let that happen just because you say so?

Grace, Gio regrets what he did.

I know you've tried to raise Gio well.

But if somebody took advantage of Gio,

wouldn't you do the same thing?

I have to go.

I was just thinking.

I think it'd be best...

if Gio moved to another school.

That's not the solution, David.

The school year isn't over yet. It'd be hard for him to adjust.

We can still fix this.

You heard Grace, right?

She has a point.

What if this happened to Gio?

I'd probably demand more from the other person.

I understand Grace, David.

But I'm more concerned about my son.

He's been in that school since kindergarten.

All of his friends go there.

I'm sure they're talking behind his back

and spreading rumors about him.

He'll obviously lose friends because of what he did.

It's better this way.

A fresh start at a new school.

Shouldn't we ask Gio first what he wants?

I'll make the decision for him.

We...

We are his parents.

Gio's just our son.

Still, we should respect him as our son.

He should have a say in matters affecting his life.

Excuse me.

Hello, Gabby?

Jill.

I just called to inform you

that Gio has been dismissed as team captain.

I thought you should know.

Can't we do something about it?

Gio's coming back, anyway.

Sorry, Jill, but I can't do anything about it anymore.

The club's rulebook states

that anyone who commits a serious violation

should be dismissed immediately after deliberation.

Thanks for informing me, Gabby.

Uh, Jill, there are rumors going around

about why Max and Gio had a fight.

Whatever those rumors are,

I know Gio's a nice boy.

He made a mistake and he regrets it.

I raised him well.

I know that, Jill.

Gio wouldn't be like this...

if it wasn't for David.

Things got worse when he took him away.

I have to get my son back.

I've been calling you since last night.

Did you drop by the house?

Why would I go there?

Is there something wrong?

It's nothing.

I just want to talk about Gio.

He was dismissed as team captain.

I'm worried he won't take it well.

What's funny about that?

He'll be fine. You're overreacting.

Gio worked hard to become team captain.

This must be hard for him.

He'll be okay.

He takes after me.

He has a strong fighting spirit and is very resourceful.

I'll just teach him to play other sports.

David, we don't know how this will affect Gio.

You should talk to him.

Or better yet, I'll talk to him.

Just tell me what you want to say to him.

I'll tell him myself.

Never mind.

Jill.

So your ex-wife is coming over?

Hmm?

No. It's not necessary.

Do I have to wear this?

It's choking me.

You have to.

You're meeting with foreign investors

so you should look professional.

See? You look handsome.

Plus, it suits your coat.

Alright then.

There you go.

Make it tighter.

Sir, it's Gio!

Gio's burning things at the veranda!

We have to stop him!

Come. Hurry.

There, sir!

- Gio! Oh my gosh! - Gio! Gio!

Gio, what are you doing?!

Gio, that's enough.

- Gio, please! - Gio!

- Leave me alone! - Move!

- Move out of the way. - Gio.

Aida, get us a pail of water!

Lory, go help Aida!

Gio. Gio.

I'll get a pail of water.

Oh, god. Clean this mess up.

- Aida! - Aida! Lory!

Here, take this. Hurry up.

Gio.

Why did you do that?

- Hurry! - I'm talking to you, Gio!

Take these outside.

I don't want to play basketball anymore.

I don't need that stuff anymore.

Hi, doc. How are you?

I'm fine, Bani.

Thanks for organizing my schedule.

Don't mention it, doc.

Here's the list of your patients for today.

Okay.

Thanks.

No problem, doc.

Um...

I'll leave my phone with you while I attend to my patients.

If Gio or any of his friends texts me,

please let me know immediately.

I will, doc.

- Thank you. - No problem, doc.

- Hi, doc. - Hi.

Excuse me.

Is everything okay, Doc Jill?

By the way, how's your son?

I heard he's the reason why you went on unofficial leave.