The Broken Marriage Vow

Happy birthday to you!

Happy birthday, happy birthday!

You did it again. Thank you.

I have a surprise for you.

Babe?

Can I borrow your car keys?

I'm missing an earring.

Maybe it fell inside your car while I was fixing Gio's stuff.

Wow! Hi!

Sir David put something in the trunk of his car.

It's a small blue bag.

Of course, my daughter, Alexis.

- Hi, David. - Hi.

We met at a gas station.

Mikah, this is my friend, Greg.

Do your best. I'm itching to go swimming.

Oh, please. You just don't want to present.

I'm telling you, Carol.

That's nice.

Thank you.

Also, let's get some drinks.

Come on.

Excuse me, doc.

Chop it up well.

Enjoy the food, everyone.

Cheers!

You guys okay?

- Chop it well. - Yes, ma'am.

I want everything perfect.

I'll also tell the meat carver

to chop the roast pig properly.

What's wrong?

The other waiter served all the bad parts to the guests

instead of the skin and the juicy parts.

- It's so embarrassing! - Shh.

Relax. I'll take care of it.

Don't worry.

And save the head and legs.

- I'll make pork stew. - Yes, ma'am.

- Let me do it. - Okay, sir.

There you are! Sis!

Where have you been?

Yeah, we've been looking everywhere for you!

There, you all get the juicy parts!

Wow!

- Wow! - Yeah!

- Go, birthday boy! - I want the skin!

You know why I know how to do this?

Because I grew up in La Trinidad.

We know how to cook all kinds of pork dishes.

Right, Ma?

Delicious!

- Whoo! - Here, for you!

Ow!

- Oh, no! - What happened?

I'm fine.

- You okay, Dad? - Yeah, this is nothing.

Is it a deep cut?

It's not that deep. You're lucky.

Yeah, I am. Because you're here.

What would I do without you?

- Ouch! - Jill, don't take the ring off!

Let David do it.

That's bad luck. You might end up separating.

Ow!

Finders keepers.

Aah!

That's my husband's ring.

Oops.

Sorry.

I got it.

Give it to me.

I'll keep it.

It might get stolen.

Here, David.

Blow out your candles before they melt.

Come on.

Yes, uh...

- Waiter, drinks, please! - Ooh, cake!

Let's all sing! Okay!

Happy birthday to you!

Alright, blow!

- Happy birthday, man! -

Nice one!

- Alright, speech! Speech! - Speech!

- Speech! - Come on, dude!

Alright, here.

I'm a little exhausted.

Guess I really am getting old.

Thank you to all of you.

Thanks to everyone who came.

My friends...

...and former friends.

To my family, my cousins,

my brother, Migs.

Happy birthday.

Um, of course, Lucero family, thank you.

And of course, to my beloved mother...

...and my favorite son.

- Well, you are my only son. -

You're the best, Dad.

Thank you, Gio, for...

For being a good son.

I hope all your dreams come true.

No matter how tough your journey gets,

your Mom and I will always be here for you.

Come here.

- Make a wish! - Yeah!

What, did you forget?

My wish?

Oh man, I have a lot of wishes.

I might go on all day.

But, there is something I wish for every year.

For my company to be successful, and...

...for me to take my place

beside my grandfather and uncles,

who were known here in Baguio

as the best architects and builders.

Wow.

And I believe that it will finally happen this year.

- Nice one! - It'll happen, right?

My swimming gear's ready!

And it will happen...

because my source of strength and inspiration...

...is here with me right now.

They say life begins at 40.

But I don't believe that.

Because my life began...

...when I met Jill.

Babe, thank you.

For loving me and taking care of me.

I know how hard it is to juggle

being a doctor, a professor,

a mother, and a wife.

But you never faltered.

You always give your all for your loved ones.

Dr. Jill Ilustre,

I am so lucky that you chose to love me.

You're one in a million, babe.

I love you so much.

And I will love only you until my dying breath.

To my wife!

- Cheers! - Cheers!

One more! Cheers!

Cheers!

- Kiss! Kiss! - Kiss!

To more years with you, babe.

Speech! Speech!

Speech, Jill!

Speech, doc!