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The memory of your beautiful face.
The rain drenching your cheeks.
Your hands.
Your feet and your smiles.
Your tears blending with the rain.
The memory of you.
Do you remember how we first met?
I left it. Just went to grab something from my car.
I just got that.
Ma'am!
I set it aside.
I'll just pay for it.
No need. Is this your habit?
Drinking other people's coffee?
You have GCash? I'll just send it.
I said it's fine. You're so persistent.
Why so grumpy? I said I'll pay for it.
There's no excuse for stupidity.
Keep it.
What a jerk.
- What a snob. - So rude.
- Like he's on his period. - Right? Probably.
Oh, ma'am!
Your coffee, that's good stuff.
- Enjoy! - Enjoy!
Go back to those moments.
In your mind.
In your heart.
Come back to me, my love.
Come back to me.
So, you and Roy are really over?
Your Aunt Fe called.
Asking if you want to take a vacation in New York.
I'm running late.
Why don't you take a leave from work?
Even just for a few days?
I'm not sick, Dad.
Bye, Dad.
Bye.
Bye, Mom.
- Bye. - Bye.
Can you take a look at my drawing?
The boss said it's not good enough. I don't even know what he wants.
It's actually nice.
Just feels a bit heavy here. Too much going on.
Yeah, you're right.
- Why aren't you asleep yet? - I'm just finishing this, Dad.
Dad,
I'm sorry about everything.
Why are you apologizing?
You and Mom told me not to be with Roy.
And that I shouldn't be with a married man.
But I still did what I wanted.
Are you disappointed in me, Dad?
Of course, at first I was, yes.
But forget about that, my child.
We're here for you.
It hurts, Dad.
The pain will pass.
You'll forget all about it.
I hope it happens right now.
I told you I could just ride with Endoy.
Dad, now's the only time I get to drive you to the site. Don't say no.
Don't you want to replace this car?
I'm afraid it'll break down on you.
No. This was your graduation gift to me.
Besides, I have so many memories with this car.
You're talking too much again. You're not listening.
Why? What's going on?
Dindo here won't follow instructions again.
Sir, I'm just explaining to this old man...
Don't call me "old man"!
...that the building will collapse if we don't add beams and braces.
- He always just wants to cut costs. - And I'm not wrong.
You think you know better. You never think about the client's expenses.
All you ever talk is nonsense.
- Jerk! - He should be fired!
Wait! Stop!
Dindo is right.
But you still need to respect Morales.
He's your supervisor.
Yes, sir.
Why does it seem so urgent?
I have guests coming from abroad, so I need it fixed this week.
Thanks, Sands.
Dad, Cora's asking if you know a good carpenter.
Someone with an eye for design. She's renovating their ancestral house.
Oh, sir... Hey, sir.
- Let me see. - Oh, sir!
Too bad.
You missed it.
- Right? - Who?
Her.
Who?
The enemy--
- No, nothing, sir. Just his rival. - No, I was--
Hey! He doesn't even know your enemy.
Sorry, sir.
It's hot.
How are you?
Really, I'm okay.
And I already deleted all his photos from my phone.
Actually, I deleted all of our photos.
My best friend.
Hi.
We're doing waterproofing outside.
The wood will stay natural-colored.
Nothing will ruin the design, if that's okay with you.
Sure, you decide, Dindo.
Oh, wait.
The brown tone will still change. We'll match it.
This is just the first coating.
Then we'll try to finish the waterproofing after.
All right, because I was thinking...
Your dad really sent someone good.
He's handsome too.
But he has no manners.
Help, please.
Looks like you need some help.
No, I don't need your help. I'm calling the repair shop.
You're calling them?
It's just...
Fine, I'll just pay you.
You like showing off your money, huh?
All right, done.
- Done? That's it? - Try it.
Thanks!
Grandpa!
Dindo.
A lot of orders?
That looks beautiful, Grandpa.
The neighbor's kid asked for it.
It needs to be finished tomorrow because it's the kid's birthday.
Grandpa,
I want to be a carpenter like you.
A carpenter?
No, Dindo.
You will become an architect.
You'll have a better life than mine.
Look what happened.
I had an accident at work. Lost my leg.
Did the company give me any benefits?
None.
That won't happen to you, Dindo.
I won't allow it to happen to you.
What happened here? I didn't notice this before.
It's nothing. The hammer fell yesterday.
When I bent to pick it up, I hit my knee on the rocks.
It's just a scratch.
Are you sure you don't want to live with me?
You already know my answer, Dindo.
Don't be stubborn.
I'm heading out.
- All right. - I love you so much.
I love you too.
- Take care, okay? Always be careful. - Yes, Grandpa.
Especially on that motorcycle.
You're my only grandchild.
Don't ride like a maniac!
There are plenty of those already. But not me.
Okay. That's good.
Ma'am, are you looking for something?
No.
Sometimes, you just have to look around, ma'am.
Nothing. Here's your coffee.
- Oh, it spilled. - Sorry!
- I'm so sorry! - It's okay.
No, you need a wet towel.
- It's fine, really. - A wet towel.
- I live nearby, it's fine. - A wet--
- I walked, it's fine. - I'll take you.
- It's okay, really. - I insist. It's my fault.
I'm so sorry.
I'll take you home. Sorry again.
- I can manage. - Come on. No, it's okay.
I'm really sorry.
People these days.
Always finding excuses just to get to know someone.
True! That's how I met my ex. We bumped into each other.
Sorry, I can't see it. Where is it?
Second shelf.
- Second? - Yeah.
- Right. Down. - Right? This one.
Oh, here it is.
I'm really sorry. Hope it doesn't swell.
I'm really sorry.
Do you have ointment?
The one for burns.
Ointment?
There. You already got it.
Sorry. I forgot.
There's no excuse for being stupid.
I'm not stupid.
Then blind?
Why are you so grumpy? What did the world do to you?
I don't want to admit that I'm being grumpy
because I'm slowly starting to like you.
I don't want that to happen.
But it did.
I wish I knew you were watching me.
I wish I had accidentally looked back and seen you.
After that, we started seeing each other often.
Was it you making it happen, or me?
Everything happened so fast...
Like memories that fade just as quickly.
One day, we went on a date...
Do you remember?
"Is this a date?" you asked me.
Is this a date?
"Maybe," I answered.
Maybe.
Truth is,
we barely knew each other then.
I knew almost nothing about you,
and you hardly knew anything about me.
But the heart doesn't need answers once it starts beating.
I knew,
even back then...
I already loved you.
One, two, three!
- Go! - Run!
- It won't fly. - It won't?
Let me try. Once more.
- I'm done. I'm tired. - Once more.
- I don't want to. I'm tired. - Once more. Come on.
- Have you ever had a girlfriend? - Not yet. Never.
Not surprised. You're too grumpy.
Look at me, I'm not grumpy.
You totally are.
- You are! - No, I'm not.
Fine, if you're not, climb there
and dance while saying "I'm not grumpy!"
Okay. If I do it, what do I get?
I'll buy you coffee.
- A kiss. - No!
- A kiss. - No.
- A kiss. - Fine, you won't do it anyway.
Hey!
Hey, come back here!
I'm just kidding!
Hey!
I'm not grumpy
I'm just kidding!
I'm not grumpy
Come back, I'm joking.
Hey!
I'm not grumpy
Hey!
- I was kidding. - A kiss.
What? I didn't agree to that.
- A kiss. A kiss! - No, I didn't agree.
Kiss!
Help me!
Come here!
- A kiss! - I said no!
- You said yes! - No, I didn't.
If I dance...
I never said that, you did.
Come on, I didn't agree!
- Yes, you did. You said okay. - Fine, here.
With this?
You will always be
A special part of me
You will always be
A special memory
I'll always cherish wonderful moments
You have given me
You are in my heart
Wherever I may be
All the times we shared
Will always be to me
Songs my heart will sing
Refreshing melodies
I'll put together all of your laughter
Like a symphony
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
It's cold!
Sorry, it's messy.
Here.
I'll put together all of your laughter
Like a symphony
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
Your stuff is such a mess.
- I'll do it, I'll do it. - No, it's fine.
I got you something.
Ta-da!
This looks pricey.
Are you courting me?
Is it working?
I'm not easy to get, and I don't wear perfume.
Come on.
- I don't smell bad. - Just try it.
Let me check.
Look at that, you actually can smile.
See? You're cute here.
I'll get that.
Thanks.
You've got so much stuff.
You even have cassette tapes.
Never mind. I take it back.
You've really been grumpy since you were a kid.
Who's this?
No.
- Bye! - Bye!
Bye!
What is it?
I can't find my keys. My car keys.
They are here.
Bye, Sandra! Bye, Cora!
Bye! Take care.
You okay, Sands?
It's just... Dindo still doesn't know that I'm the daughter of his boss.
What? Why don't you just tell him?
I'm scared of how he'll react.
Why would it be a problem?
Dindo's got way too much pride.
Does your dad know?
When are you planning to tell him?
What are you doing here?
Son, I'm here because--
Outsiders aren't allowed here.
- Son, I'm here because-- - Leave.
- Hey, Dindo. - Leave!
Dindo, I just want to talk to you. Damn it!
Dindo!
So, you won't talk to me?
Dindo!
Dindo! Talk to me!
That's my son. He won't even talk to me.
- Ma'am. - Dindo!
- You're not allowed-- - Let go of me!
No! I just need to talk to Dindo. He's my son!
- Please come with us- - Dindo!
Dindo, just a minute! Damn it! Dindo!
Hey!
Oh, just a little.
Thank you, dear.
So, when do we meet him?
We want to know him.
Careful.
Oh, Dindo, wait. I left my keys upstairs.
That's a sign!
A sign that we shouldn't go. Go on, call them.
Dindo.
Zoom.
- A video call? - No.
Dindo...
Fine, I'll grab the car keys.
You live here?
Come on.
Let's go.
Sir, ma'am, they're here.
Mom, Dad, this is Dindo.
Good evening, sir.
I already know him.
Dindo is a foreman at our company.
Do you know that, Sandra?
- Yes, Dad. - You knew?
Take your seats. Let's eat.
How are you, Dindo?
Where do you live?
In San Jose, ma'am.
Do you live with your family?
I don't have parents anymore.
I live alone in a rented place.
And my grandfather lives in Cavite.
It's hard not having parents.
Where did you meet my daughter?
Dad, let him eat first.
I just want to know him better.
How long have you known each other?
This is the first time Sandra has brought a friend home to meet us.
Actually, Mommy, Dindo isn't just a friend.
This is good.
Do you love my daughter?
What are your intentions?
Dad.
I just want to know what he plans to do with his life.
Is he going to stay a foreman in our company forever?
Dad.
Sir, I plan to study again.
Architecture.
And yes, sir.
I love your daughter.
Sandra was also planning to continue her studies abroad,
but she put it on hold.
Have you had another girlfriend before my daughter?
Dad!
What's taking her so long?
- Sir! Ma'am! - What?
- It's Sandra... - What?
Sands?
Sands!
Sands, wake up!
Sands!
Wake up!
Sandra! Sands!
Sands!
What's happening? Sands!
Sandra?
Sands!
- Dindo? - It's me.
Yes, it's me.
I don't know why,
but somehow they accepted me.
I'll make you a supervisor.
Morales is leaving anyway.
Thank you, sir, but I'd rather earn my promotion.
Please don't do this just because of Sandra.
I'm doing this because you're skilled and an asset to the company.
But yes,
I'm also doing this because I'm concerned about my daughter.
And if you love her,
you'll accept this.
I understand, sir.
Don't worry. I'll do everything to support Sandra.
I'll work hard.
Me, I want three kids.
And if possible, twins right away. That'd be so cute.
What?
Why are you laughing? You don't want that?
I was just thinking we don't have to rush.
It would be fun.
Cute kids here, that we take care of together, right?
Life is already hard.
This world is already so cruel,
and you want to add children?
Where did that come from?
You sound so cynical.
Hey, what's wrong?
Nothing.
I just thought of it.
Yeah, I just hope Dad and the others will be okay with Dindo.
Cora, wait, okay? I'll call you back. Someone's knocking.
Hello?
Just a moment.
Is Dindo here?
He's not home yet.
And you are?
I'm Dindo's mother.
When will he be back?
You're his girlfriend?
Yes.
I'm not sure what time he'll be home.
Would you like me to call him?
Just a moment.
You know, you're lucky.
My son's very picky.
For the longest time, he didn't have a girlfriend. Never dated anyone.
I even thought he was gay.
These days a lot of men end up gay.
I even asked him, "Dindo, are you gay?"
Good thing he's not.
Thank God.
- What are you doing here? - Oh, Dindo, you're home.
- I came here-- - Didn't I tell you not to come back here?
- Son, please! Hey! - Leave.
- Get out! Leave! - Have you forgotten I'm your mother!
- Damn you! - Damn you too!
Damn you!
Damn you, Dindo! You bastard! You have no respect!
You're so disrespectful! Damn you!
You're shameless! You're a bastard!
Open this door! Let me in!
You ungrateful child! Open this door!
Let me in! You have no respect! You bastard!
You'll get what's coming to you!
I'll get back at you! You bastards!
Damn it!
Dindo.
Dindo, stop it, stop.
- Damn you! - That's enough.
You shouldn't have let her in!
Sorry. I'm sorry.
She introduced herself. Said she's your mom.
I don't have a mom, Sandra!
I'm sorry.
Your anger's eating you alive, Dindo.
It's like you built a house inside your own heart,
but you won't go in.
You just stay outside.
Shivering in the cold.
When will you finally let yourself in?
But I'm only 27.
Is that really possible?
I double-checked all your lab results,
and according to your records,
your grandmother on your father's side had the same condition.
So what...
What will happen to me?
I want to know.
I've read a lot about this illness.
Is that what's going to happen to me?
Yes.
Little by little, your memories will fade,
as if you have an eraser in your mind.
There will come a time when you won't even recognize the people you love.
You can enroll next semester.
Really, ma'am?
Yes, you passed the entrance exam.
Just bring this when you enroll.
Do you have a job?
Yes.
I suggest you stop working.
And it would be better to inform your family as soon as possible.
So they can help you.
Sands?
Sands, I have good news.
I have good news.
- What is it? - Read this.
Sands, I got accepted.
I can start next semester.
All your dreams will come true.
Our dreams.
Right?
You're my lucky charm.
You really are the lucky charm of my life.
This happened to your grandmother before.
That's why I'm strict with you.
That's why I'm so protective.
I want to pretend this won't happen to you.
That like me, you can still...
That you can still live a normal life.
Dad, I don't want Dindo to know.
Please, don't tell him.
Doesn't he have the right?
I don't want him to get hurt.
This would destroy him.
Why don't you live with us for now?
You'll need someone to take care of you.
Not yet, Dad.
I want us to live...
I want us to live like everything is still normal.
As long as I can.
I just don't get why you'd quit.
You're leaving me?
I already left my resignation letter on the boss's desk.
Don't tell him I dropped by, okay?
Sandra...
Sands! I have something to show you.
I'm here.
Let me do it.
I have something to show you.
- Where's the... - Here.
Done!
Here.
This is my dream house for us.
It's huge. That's really big.
Didn't you want lots of kids?
Seven?
Yes. One for each child.
That's too much.
And this one...
This will be our room.
That's where we'll make our kids.
It's beautiful.
I want a big garden, so when it rains we can play outside...
With our kids.
- Our many kids! - Our many kids!
I admit that I was a terrible mother. That's true.
But that doesn't change that he's my blood.
No matter how much he hates me, despises me, we're still family.
Hey.
Help me out.
Your name's Sandra, right?
Ah, good.
I need surgery.
I can't sleep anymore, can't get any peace.
It always hurts.
Sometimes I even punch my own stomach.
Just ₱50,000. Tell Dindo.
That covers the doctor.
And tell him, don't forget, I'm still his mother.
Okay?
She's lying. She's not sick.
Dindo, what she said earlier, it sounded true.
Sands, no. Nothing she says is true.
Why did you even go see her?
What happened between you two?
Just don't ever talk to her again!
Dindo, I have money.
We can help her.
Goddamn it, I said no!
No!
What's so hard to understand, Sands?
Sorry.
Come on, sit down.
Sit down.
She brought different men home.
Most of them hurt me.
- Stop, please! - You bastard! You're so arrogant!
- Damn it! - Mom?
Hey!
They'd hit me with sticks.
There was one time
I chased her man with a knife.
Come back here! I'll kill you!
What the fuck!
When I was eleven, she left me.
- Get off me! - Mom, where are you going?
- None of your business! - Mom!
Why are you so stubborn? I said go back inside!
Mom, please!
I said let go of me! You're so stubborn!
- Mom! - Hardheaded kid!
Mom!
I was hurt.
She left with her lover.
Mom, please don't leave me!
But I still hoped she'd come back because...
she's my mother, right?
She didn't come back, Sands.
Until my grandfather found me...
Dindo?
Dindo, I brought food.
Dindo, where are you?
Grandpa?
Grandpa!
- What are you doing there? - Grandpa...
Grandpa.
- Grandpa! - What happened to you?
I cried for four days straight.
I was starving.
I have no tears left for her.
I've cried them all out.
I know it's...
hard to forgive.
I know forgiving her is hard.
You know, I almost ran away with a married man once.
Good thing my parents forgave me.
Forgiveness, Dindo, isn't really for her.
It's for you.
So you can let go of that heaviness in your heart.
I hope you'll still help her.
We'll send her the money, and then we'll never talk about her again.
Balut!
Sands, what is it?
Sands.
What day is it today?
Saturday. Why?
Good. I thought I had work tomorrow.
Sands, you stopped working a long time ago.
- Sands. - What were you saying?
I said it's Saturday.
And you've stopped working for a while now.
Oh, right.
Sorry. Got woken up by something. Let's go back to sleep.
- Did you get your lunch? - Yeah, it's in my bag already, Sands.
Thanks.
Will you be home early?
Same as usual. Around 6:00.
Oh, okay.
Just so I know if I should cook early.
Sands.
Sorry, sorry.
Sorry, I didn't see it.
It's fine.
- I'll get going. - Bye-bye.
Bye-bye.
- You should get going. - Yes!
Take care.
Oh, wait. Hold on.
Bye-bye.
- I'll leave you to it. - Go, you'll be late.
Okay, I'm going.
Wait, I forgot...
Hey! You'll be late!
- Go on. - Bye-bye.
- Get to work! - I'm really late.
Oh, wait. I forgot again...
Sands?
Sands.
Sands!
- Your lunch. You forgot-- - It's here. I've got it.
- I already have it. - You have it?
- Sorry. - I'll get going.
Yes. You'll be late.
Bye-bye. Go on.
- Bye. - Bye-bye.
Doc, maybe you're mistaken.
I am not mistaken.
Doc, tell me you're wrong!
- Tell me! - Sir, please calm down.
- Calm down, sir. - I'm okay.
See? Your pension's all gone.
Sands!
How are you?
You okay, Sands?
Ma'am Cora, let's go.
Let's go home.
- Hey! - Ma'am!
You trying to get yourself killed?
It's dangerous on this side, ma'am. Please step aside.
- Stay here, ma'am. - Wait.
- Are you all right, ma'am? - Yes.
Where's the...
- Here. - Whose key is this?
How to get to...
You knew?
She made me promise not to tell you.
She didn't want to hurt you.
You have to act strong.
Like you can handle everything.
That she doesn't need to worry about you.
For now, she can't know that you already know.
Sir, she gave us your number. She said to call you.
Good thing my office is nearby.
We found her disoriented.
She almost got hit by a car.
Okay. Thanks.
- Sandra? - Roy.
I've been calling. Why didn't you answer?
I was in a meeting earlier. What happened?
Don't you remember? We were supposed to meet.
It's our monthsary today, right?
We'll take care of her.
If you'll allow me,
I want to be the one to take care of her.
There will come a time, she won't be able to control her bladder.
Even bathing on her own...
She won't be able to do that anymore.
I won't work anymore.
I have...
I've saved some money.
I'll also stop studying for now.
I know how you feel.
But be reasonable.
I just want to be with...
I want to be with Sandra while she can still remember.
In that case,
we'll hire a nurse to help you.
If possible, not all the time.
I just want...
Just the two of us.
Sandra, what monthsary are you talking about?
We've been over for a long time.
If my wife finds out, she'll start a fight again.
Sandra?
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Sorry.
Sandra.
Hey.
Why are you so early? No work today?
I bought groceries.
I'll just put these away.
I got lost in the parking lot earlier.
I forgot where I parked.
But I came straight home.
I know you'll say stupidity has no excuse.
It's okay.
- As long as it's the person I love. - Oh, please.
- I'll just use the bathroom. - Okay.
Sands.
I think I'll just order food.
What I bought earlier might not be enough.
Sands.
I'm not...
I'm not an actor.
I can't...
I can't pretend.
What are you saying?
Sands, I know.
I know everything.
I know about your illness.
Sands, I...
I didn't want you to know that I already knew, but...
That's why I'm here, right?
So you won't face this all alone.
I didn't want you to know because I didn't want to burden you.
I'll stay with you.
I'll take care of you.
- I don't want... - I'll take care of you.
I don't want you to pity me. I don't want your pity.
I'm okay.
No. I won't pity you.
You were right.
You told me before the world is cruel.
Imagine waking up one day and not knowing who you are.
You're erased from my mind, and I don't recognize you.
We'll get through this. We'll face everything together.
Just leave me, Dindo.
We're not breaking up. I love you.
We love each other, right?
What's the point of love if one day I won't even remember that I love you?
I won't remember that you love me.
We can't win this. We both lose.
Don't give up on me.
Please, don't give up on us.
Please.
Just let me go. Go back to your old life.
Wherever you are, that's where I'll be.
There's no you or me.
It's us.
What will you do when I don't remember you?
What will you do? Earlier I didn't even know where I was.
I'll remind you...
I'm Dindo, your grumpy, handsome boyfriend.
What will you do?
All the things you don't want to forget...
I'll remember them for you.
And even if your mind forgets me...
I know your heart won't.
I got you.
I'll take care of you.
"This is where I live, 30 Balagtas Street, San Jose, Tagaytay City."
"30 Balagtas Street, San Jose, Tagaytay City."
Dindo, I was planning to change my phone number.
Thank you, Sands.
Here, Sands, let me help you.
Remember what I taught you, okay?
All good.
Grandpa, meet Sandra.
She's the one I'm going to marry.
Bless me, Grandpa.
- Nice to meet you, Sandra. - The pleasure is mine.
How are you here?
I'm good. I'm doing well.
You're very lucky, Dindo.
Please remind him of that all the time, okay?
Take good care of each other, okay?
- Good evening. - Good evening, Denise.
- How is she? - She's in the kitchen.
The landlord stopped by earlier.
I already gave him the rent.
Thank you.
She was looking for you earlier.
- I'll take care of it. You can go home. - All right.
- I'll get going. - Take care.
Sands.
Sorry, I took so long.
- I had to stop by the grocery... - You're already here.
- I got you something. - You went grocery shopping?
I bought something for you.
Wow!
You remembered! Thank you!
Thanks.
Do you want to eat out or should I cook for you?
No, you must be tired. You just got off work.
I just came from the grocery store, Sands.
You went grocery shopping?
Are you tired?
Roy, you're drenched in sweat. No handkerchief?
Wait, I'll get you one.
Hold still, I'll just wipe it off.
Roy, are you hungry? Want me to cook?
I'm full, Sands. I'm full.
Roy, do you love me?
- I love you so much. - Hey, Roy?
I've never seen you cry before. Are you okay? What's wrong?
What happened?
I just...
I remembered something.
Why does your perfume smell different?
Oh, my God, Dindo.
I'm so sorry. I'm really sorry.
- I'm sorry, Dindo. - It's okay.
- It's okay, Sands. - I didn't mean to hurt you.
- I hurt you. I'm sorry. - It's okay.
No, it's not okay. I forgot about Roy. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. You're the only one I love.
I just forgot. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Dindo, my love...
of all the people in the world, you're the one I never want to hurt.
But I hurt you yesterday.
I don't want that to happen again.
I'm sorry, Dindo, but I'm leaving.
Before I forget you completely.
Don't worry about me, okay?
Even if my mind forgets you,
you'll live in my heart forever.
You're in every part of who I am.
In my body.
In my heart, my bones, my veins, my flesh.
But forget about me.
I hope
that someday, you'll find someone new to love.
Be happy, Dindo.
Always smile.
And don't be grumpy anymore.
Be happy.
Sandra.
Your mom left this in my care.
She knew you would come.
She passed away last week.
She got the money you sent, but she still refused surgery.
She told me to return it to you.
Said she didn't have a child.
When we were packing her things,
we found something.
We found it in the trash.
She wrote you a letter.
She just never finished it.
Thank you.
All right.
Please forgive me, son. I know it's hard for you, but please try to...
What's going on?
We're sorry we couldn't tell you back then, Dindo.
Sandra didn't want to.
But we couldn't keep it from you.
You have the right to know where she is.
Excuse me.
She's often here. Drawing.
Sometimes she says she's waiting for the rain.
Miss Sandra, you have a visitor.
Excuse me.
I got it, I got it.
I'm...
I'm Dindo.
I'm Sandra.
How are you?
I recognize your perfume.
It's my favorite.
I used to buy it for him, but he said he didn't wear perfume.
In the end, I managed to convince him.
She needs some supplements for her pregnancy.
She's two months pregnant.
Excuse me.
Who are you?
I'm... I'm Dindo.
Dindo.
Sorry, sorry.
There's no excuse for stupidity.
Why are you crying?
It's nothing.
Wait here, Sandra.
I'll be right back.
Good morning, Doc.
Is she allowed to go out?
She can, but you need to be careful.
All right, sir?
Who lives here?
I do.
I live here, Sandra.
Your house is beautiful.
I used to have a car like this. It was a gift.
Let's get going.
Let me take it off.
Sir, ma'am.
Your favorite. Enjoy.
We're lucky.
Sometimes,
even what we don't ask for is still given to us.
I remember so many things.
The memory of your beautiful face.
The rain drenching your cheeks.
Your hands.
Your feet.
Your smile.
Your tears blending with the rain.
The memory of you.
Do you remember how we first met?
Go back to those moments.
In your mind. In your heart.
Come back to me, my love.
Come back to me.
Dindo?
Yes, it's me, my love.
Let's begin our love story again.
Every step,
every moment,
I'll tell it to you over and over
until you remember everything.
You will always be
A special part of me
You will always be
A special memory
I love you so much.
I'll always cherish wonderful moments
You have given me
You are in my heart
Wherever I may be
Whoever gave us that brief blessing,
I will be grateful forever.
All the times we shared
Will always be to me
Songs my heart will sing
Refreshing melodies
I know the memories are still inside you.
They're just buried.
But they will never fade.
Because for as long as we live,
no matter what happens...
our memories were made one.
Even if yours disappear completely, they will never be lost.
Because I will carry them for you.
Because we are one.
You and me.
Me...
and you.
I'll put together all of your laughter
Like a symphony
I'll remember you
Wherever I may be
I'll remember you
Wherever I
May be
Wherever I may be
A special memory