Kasal?

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There you are.

-What? -

Come on.

See what happens when you drink too much.

Come on!

Let's go.

Feeling better?

The manager approved it, by the way.

You can reclaim your wristwatch tonight.

Just bring money.

I thought they accept credit cards.

Before, all we had to do was sign.

But the manager declined.

Next time you're short on cash, let me know.

I'll help you. Just don't get into trouble.

Taxi!

Are you okay?

-You sure? -Yeah, yeah.

Let's go.

Hi there.

It's a sunny morning here in Metro Manila.

And if you're out there,

especially on your way to Manila,

you'll expect bumper to bumper traffic.

And to ease the traffic stress, I'll be riding with you

to give you some music excitement,

courtesy of your jazz station.

And it's going to be another musical experience with me,

giving you the hits that will surely

bring you far beyond your earthly imagination.

And when I say experience, you can feel it in your bones,

sounds that are hitting Metro Manila this week

and you can only have it with me.

On the verge of doing something you don't feel like to,

listen to this.

Maybe then you'll make up your mind.

Here's Ernesto Gonzales and his kind of music.

What now?

I've been swimming for hours.

Just admit you don't have the stamina anymore.

-Are you done? -It's no fun without you.

You know what? I dropped something in the water.

If you find it, it's yours.

-What is it? -You have to dive in.

Go get it.

-What is this? -A key.

-Key to what? -Key to your house.

-Huh? -Drop the act.

Here's the address.

Good morning, sir.

Dear?

Joel's on the phone.

-But it's too early. -Just go talk to him.

By the way, Mom, I like this one.

Use it for my bouquet tomorrow, okay?

Mm-hm.

Hi.

Hello? Grace?

Guess what my Dad got us as a present.

-What? -House and lot.

I'm holding the key right now.

Really? Let's take a look at it. Where is it located?

6 Mount Everest Street, Carmel Village.

The size of the kitchen is just right.

-Yes. -Right?

And we can put a breakfast nook over here.

Breakfast nook? You don't even know how to cook.

You jerk. I can cook.

Oh, yeah? What dishes can you cook?

-A lot, actually. Pork stew... -Fried eggs, boiled water?

Stop it.

Boiled beef, sweet and sour fish,

chicken ginger stew.

What else did Mom teach me? Joel?

Joel?

Joel?

Where did he go? Joel? Joel?

Joel!

- -

- -You're so silly, you know that?

You'll get lost in this house. It's like a maze in here.

Yeah.

-We can play hide-and-seek! -And you want to play?

- -Come here.

This must be the dining room.

- Yes. - Joel, look.

There's more space here.

-How many kids do you want? -Seven.

Why seven?

-It's my lucky number. -What's this, a gambling game?

-Where are you going? -I'll check out the bedrooms.

-Oh! Ouch! -What happened to you?

- -You should be more careful.

What's the matter with you? It isn't funny!

-Ouch! -You're annoying.

I think this is the boys' room.

Oh, the girls' room.

Joel?

People say that white gowns are for virgin brides only.

So?

Nothing.

I already told you that I don't care

whether you're a virgin or not.

What matters is that I love you.

I just want to be honest.

I don't like keeping secrets, especially from you.

What's the matter?

You seem anxious about something.

No. I guess it's normal for us women to feel this way

before getting married. Insecurities get the best of us.

You can't really blame me, you know.

All my life I've lived with Dad and Mom.

Now, I'm suddenly moving in to a new house with you.

You're saying you don't know me well enough?

There are a lot of things I don't know about you.

-Like? -Just stuff.

Okay, I'll give you an idea.

-I sleep on my back. -

I don't use a pillow for my head.

I do use one for my feet. I rub my feet against it.

- -I don't snore.

I stay still when I sleep. I don't have smelly feet.

I love watching basketball games on TV.

And I shower before going to bed.

I like reading best-selling novels.

I love to eat vegetables,

roast beef, too,

and chicken adobo with liver.

I don't drink coffee in the morning.

I drink orange juice.

-I don't eat a lot. -

But unlike you, I'm not on a diet.

Silly!

I don't easily put on weight.

What else do you want to know about me?

-What else? -Nothing.

-Do you love me? -Yes.

I often visit this place.

Especially when I'm feeling sad or confused.

I sit here and reflect on things.

Sometimes, I talk to my Mom.

I'm like a crazy person, right?

But whenever I'm here, I feel at peace.

It's hard to talk to my Dad at times.

He always thinks he's right.

He wants to call the shots all the time.

I've never brought you here, right?

Yes.

You know, my Mom was a kind woman.

Not once did I hear her pick a fight with Dad.

That's considering Dad fooled around with other women.

And that is why Mom didn't like you at first.

She thought you might be like your dad.

But even if Dad was a womanizer, he loved Mom very much.

He said they were each other's first love.

-First love? - Yes.

That's why Dad never remarried.

What was your answer for number five?

I just copied all my answers. I don't know anything.

We all secretly brought notes with us.

-I have to go. -Okay. Bye.

So? What's the...

What are you doing here?

I'm here to pick you up. Let's go.

I'll just talk to the driver. Mom might get suspicious.

I love you.

They say angels pass by when we're silent.

Of course I lost my temper!

I asked Aurora to talk

to the flower vendors in Quiapo last week.

So this morning I sent her back there to pay for our orders.

Guess what?

The flowers were bought by some matron

for a wedding in San Agustin.

What are you going to do?

I told her to scour

the whole stretch of Taft Avenue for flower shops.

All I'm saying is that I won't use artificial flowers.

If Aurora fails in her mission,

I will cut off all the flowers at Luneta Park

and use those to decorate the church.

What kind of flower are you looking for?

White roses. The whitest I can find.

Why not use ordinary flowers?

What? You want me to use ordinary flowers

for your wedding?

That's unacceptable.

Don't you know that the most important occasion

in every woman's life is her wedding?

Oh, and to think that it's your wedding.

Your Mom is right, Grace.

I don't want ordinary flowers for your wedding.

It's the wedding of my favorite daughter after all.

What's wrong, Elisa?

Momoy, every time I think about our daughter's wedding,

my chest tightens.