The Broken Marriage Vow

She's pregnant, Ma.

Why are you all dressed up?

I'm going to the Doctors' Association Meeting.

Oh, that's tonight?

You look like you're going to a party or a date though.

You're way too dolled up for a meeting.

You know, I was raised well by my parents.

And I always knew right from wrong.

But my life's become a mess ever since I fell for him.

The man I dream of marrying already has a wife.

No one should know I'm going to the States.

So, what are your plans there?

Womanizing is wrong no matter the circumstances.

Lexy has something that Jill doesn't have.

And Jill has something that Lexy doesn't have.

I can't lose either of them.

You have to decide.

Did she send you here?

She's wondering if you're having financial problems.

I did take some money from our savings,

but I'll pay it back.

Please don't tell Jill about this.

I found out from the bank that he withdrew from our account.

I figured you'd know about it since you're his accountant.

In short, you're asking me if your husband's up to something.

Well, you tell me.

There's an easier way for you to get what you want from me.

I reserved a room upstairs.

I know.

You knew my intentions tonight?

I've known your intentions for a long time now.

I know you've been waiting for this moment to happen.

No one would know.

Yeah, so...

We're both adults here.

Let me do the honors.

Uh...

We're both married to other people.

Yeah.

I know.

I know.

But it doesn't mean...

we can't have a little more...

excitement...

fun...

...and adventure.

And...

Don't tell me...

...it's never crossed your mind before.

It hasn't.

Wow. - Never.

Wow.

Well, your husband definitely thinks otherwise.

Right?

I mean...

by nature...

men will always have sex...

...with as many women as they want in their lifetime.

You should think like us.

And...

Come on.

Obviously...

David keeps a lot of secrets from you, right?

He doesn't deserve you, Jill.

No.

Here's a thought.

After this night...

...you'll be glad you did it.

You're so beautiful, Jill.

Jill.

What are you doing?

Come here.

Let's go back to bed.

Come on, it's still early.

Are you going to tell them or should I?

Come on, let's just go back to bed.

Jill.

Are you going to tell them or should I?

What are you talking about?

Do you want me to tell David?

You don't have to.

I'll tell him myself.

Look, Jill...

If you want to get back at David,

that's up to you.

But leave me and Carol out of it.

You think I want revenge?

No, Charlie.

I'm not doing this for revenge.

All I want from you...

...is information.

Are you blackmailing me?

Huh?

You know, Charlie...

We women can cheat, too.

But we choose not to.

Because we know...

that a marriage needs trust and loyalty...

...to last.

And having a complete family is more important to us...

...than temporary physical pleasures.

I'll get the records from you later.

Where should we meet up?

At your house or at your office?

Ah.

Let's meet up at your house.

I'd like to say hi to Carol.

Gio.

Ma?

Can I sleep beside you?

Did you and Dad have a fight?

No.

I just can't sleep with his loud snoring.

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Hello, Mr. Lucero.

I need you in the office right now, Mr. Ilustre.

Is no one going to see you off at the airport?

You're not even going to tell your parents?

Or your friends, at least.

Excuse me.

Why is your phone turned off, Lex?

Sorry, Dad. I was charging.

I turned on my phone now

since Justine and I are about to leave.

I see.

Your trip's so sudden,

and I can't get out of the office.

Let me know if you need anything.

Are you sure you don't want our driver to drive you?

Yeah, I'll be okay.

Um, Justine and I can manage.

Don't worry. I have to go now.

Be careful. Please call me as soon as you get there.

Okay.

I love you.

I love you too, princess.

Lexy...

I'll be fine.

- Lexy...

You don't have to go through this alone.

Diane, I don't want to drag Mommy and Daddy

into the mess I've made.

This is my own burden to carry.

Give me the car key.

It's fine, Diane.

No, I can't let you go by yourself.

You're in no condition to drive.

What if something bad happens to you?

Just give me the key. I'll drive you to the airport.

Thanks.