The Broken Marriage Vow

Grace?

Didn't you migrate to Canada with your husband?

We parted ways.

I called Sir David for help,

and he took me back in.

So, you were in Cebu?

Yes.

You guys must've been very busy lately.

I thought our meeting would end late,

but fortunately, Sir David had to leave early.

Our office hours is now only till 4PM.

You didn't mention she works for you again.

Yes, for about six months now.

- So, what did you find? - Nothing.

David was a womanizer,

but that changed when he met you.

Sir David left the office early, ma'am.

- How early? - 4PM.

- Hello! - How are you kids?

Jill! I didn't see you there.

Why didn't you go inside with David?

Mom!

Son! You're here!

Babe, I'm so sorry.

I was following your car.

I thought you were seeing someone else.

Mom's condition got worse,

so I come here often to visit.

Migs told me she's always looking for me.

You should've told me. Gio and I can accompany you.

I wish you and David would come visit more often.

Mom always asks him to come over,

but he would always be busy.

Didn't he come here yesterday?

No.

Mrs. Santos,

can we just agree on--

Agree on what?

You know, it's a good thing I decided to drop by

to bring something my daughter left at home.

If I hadn't,

I never would have guessed that this was happening!

Mrs. Santos,

I assure you we're going to do everything we can

to get to the bottom of this.

But please, let's just discuss this and keep at our level.

No. I will report this

to the Commission on Higher Education.

What kind of school allows its professors

to teach while drunk?!

Um...

Good day, Mrs. Santos, Dean.

Attorney.

Doctor Jose.

Ma'am...

On my way here, I took the liberty of calling Libby

and asking her what she saw.

She said there was nothing wrong

with how Doctor Jose was conducting his class.

I can smell it. He reeks of alcohol.

He's obviously drunk.

Who knows what he might do to my daughter?

Please believe me when I say

that Doctor Jose isn't that kind of person.

He's like a father to Libby.

Just last semester, Libby almost got kicked out

because of her poor grades,

but ever since Doctor Jose started tutoring her,

she's been consistently at the Top 5 of her class.

But that wasn't only because of Doctor Jose.

You also played a big role in her improvement, Doctor Jill.

Please don't worry, Mrs. Santos. We'll make sure

that we will take full responsibility.

Ma'am,

you've known me for quite some time now.

And you know that I always keep my word.

Fine. I won't press charges.

But please transfer my daughter to a different class.

And don't let that drunkard teach here ever again!

Thank you, ma'am.

If you have other concerns, just give me a call.

Thank you too, Doctor Jill.

Thank you, ma'am.

Thank goodness you showed up, Doctor Jill.

I didn't know what to do anymore.

This is the fourth time somebody complained against him.

It's really messing up my blood pressure!

I'll go now, ma'am.

Thank you, Attorney.

Are we done here?

Are they happy now?

How about you?

I hope this makes you happy.

Remember...

Without me, you're nothing.

Living...

In my life...

All the time...

Babe.

How was your day? Was it tiring?

Is there a problem?

Yeah.

And it keeps getting worse.

Why? What's it about?

Doctor Jose.

Babe.

Doctor Jose is a great teacher and doctor.

I'm sure this can all be sorted out.

I know you love him very much, but please...

don't stress yourself over his situation.

It's not just Doctor Jose that's stressing me out.

Who else?

Don't you have anything to say to me?

What do you mean?

Is there anything you'd like to admit?

I'm giving you the chance now to come clean.

Do you have another woman besides me?

Okay...

Actually, I do have something to tell you.

Okay.

There's this woman in my life

that I love so much.

And that's you, babe.

And I would never cheat on you.

Babe, I can look you in the eye...

...and say there's no one else.

I would never destroy our family.

I'd die first before that happens.

Like what I always tell you, babe,

I'd die loving only you.

I gave your surgeon clearance to perform your surgery...

- ...Mrs. Lucero. - Hooray!

Thank you!

Actually, I'm already booked for next month's procedure.

I availed of the full package to get a discount.

Your recovery period will be quite long,

so just be ready.

No pain, no gain, Doc.

I'm sure it will all be worth it

once the stitches and scars have healed.

Maybe then, I'll be the one who will have affairs. Ha!

I really hope not.

We all know how much Mr. Lucero adores you.

I've never heard of any scandal or rumor

about you two.

You really are a doctor. You and your signs,

symptoms, and reasons...

But remember, you won't find anything

until you look closely enough.

Oh, before I forget...

Tomorrow's the grand opening of our newest building.

And I would love for you and your husband to come

so you could also meet my husband.

I'll see you there, Doc?

Thank you.

All phenomenal things

begin with crazy and out-of-this-world concepts

and ideas.

Some people just resist them

because they don't like change.

Yeah, but...

Our projects have been turned down

because of the green architecture building materials

that we want to use.

They're expensive and difficult to source.

And when something is difficult to source,

the costing would be greater.

No.

There are many building materials they can choose from,

not just mycelium.

Look, I have a good feeling about this.

Even NASA is using green materials for their projects.

"Going green" will become mainstream,

and we will be its pioneers.

We will introduce it to this area.

Sure, if we have funds

or business partners willing to invest in it.

I'll be attending another meeting after this.

Believe me, I will find the business partners

and funds that we need.

We're sticking to this, okay?

Brace yourself.

You'll be drowning in riches.

If that's the case, I'll buy a ring buoy.

Okay. Meeting adjourned.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

[HEAVY BREATHING, MOANING SOUNDS]

Grace?

Doc...

Um...

Doc...

Grace, we're in an office.

Try to respect our work environment,

even if there's no one else around.

Yes, Doc.

I'm sorry.

I'm really sorry. This won't happen again.

Uh... Sir David just left.

Didn't you see each other?

No.