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Hailey POV It's been two months since my husband and I came home to the Philippines, we have so many happy memories of the time we were on vacation. At first Killian didn't even want to let us come home here but I didn't agree because he had to go back to his work because the company needed him too.

I invited him and he obliged as I served him some plates. The tension in the air was a little bit awkward, it was a good thing that the other neighbors were there to ease the tension in the air. Aside from Jade, and Jeffrey, we also have other neighbors who don't get out that much such as Marie Winters, together with her husband Kalix Winters. They are a quiet but wealthy family living around the province of Palawan, but never once did they use their power to pull down people. These two were also not blessed with children, but they are continuously praying to be granted one just like Jade.

LUCAS gently tapped the cheek of the woman in front of him. He hadn’t meant to scare her earlier, he was just amused by her reaction. He knows he’s different, but despite that, he still has principles, and one of those principles is that he doesn’t eat human flesh. This is also why his parents were forced to migrate to the Philippines. Neither Lourine nor he could stomach what other people like them were doing, including his grandfather. He’s not saying his parents don’t, but as long as they can control it, they do it for him and his sister.

I decided not to go back home just for tonight. I sat here at the side of the bridge with a stranger beside me. She's already in a middle adulthood and she's here because she's selling balut, one of the first exotic food delicacies in the Philippines. She talked a lot and I find myself comfortable being with her. She told me that she came from a poor family and has to sell balut in order for her to feed her family. She even told me everything she do isn't easy, but her family is her inspiration for her to continue this. They are happy even though they are poor. But here I am, I have everything I need, I got everything and I can buy all the things I want, however, I am not happy with my life.

(Note: Pagpag is a term given to left-over food, meat picked from garbage and dumps, which is then washed, cooked and sold to poor communities in Manila, Philippines) Ethan quickly ate up his entire meal as he sat in his mother's lap. She picked out the lice from his head. "Eat up and sleep quickly, okay? And don't wake up in the middle of the night" Ethan ate up and turned towards her "Seconds" He said with a smile "I'm sorry, Ethan. That's all I had today. I'll get more tomorrow" She said. He didn't say anything. Sleeping with a half filled stomach wasn't new for people in those areas of the Philippines. He quietly kept the plate aside and sat back in her lap. She caressed his head gently

I say and noticed Chad staring at me from the corner of my eyes. They all looked surprised. "But you look like a Filipino. how is that possible" "My father and mother were both Philippines. They grew up here until dad got a huge contract to work abroad" I pause and stare at their faces "but their happiness was short lived when they both died in an accident. I was taken to child services for support. when I was eighteen, I managed to secure myself into college and that's where I met my husband. We fell in love and I got pregnant but he made sure I was able to complete college after I gave birth" I tell them with deep emotions

my mom said. “Mommy is right. so you two… ” Sab pointed them. "Have a seat now." "Okay, thank you," the two answered, then sat down in the empty seat. A happy and sumptuous banquet took place in the house. How I wish that Mommy, Daddy, as well as my sister's family were always here. It’s just sad because they’re only on a month's vacation here in the Philippines. But at least, on their first day here, they accepted me immediately. Plus they even met my friends, as well as my son's father.

Shaina nodded at her daughter with a smile. They call the Philippines their home because they know that it is their hometown. “Yehey!" Arriana stood up and jumped for joy. “Mom, can we see Daddy in the Philippines, too?" It was as if an angel had passed by, that Daisy and Shaina were both suddenly quiet. However, Daisy is in awe of the twins, who are expert in speaking Tagalog. Also, he is so proud of Shaina as his friend took care of the twins very well.

Far from the chaos of Manila, Pia lived a quiet life in the province of Bicol. Their small house stood humbly along a narrow street, two blocks away from the school where children’s laughter filled the air. She had recently opened a small canteen near the school — a modest business, but one that kept her family afloat. Every morning, she cooked rice, fried fish, and prepared simple meals for students and teachers. Her parents helped when they could, and her younger sibling ran errands, carrying trays of food with youthful energy.

The whole household will be quarantined for 14days, and if there is a family member from that household who has difficulty breathing then the ambulance will come and bring the patient to the nearest hospital. And how sad it could be to find out from a F******k post that a neighbor passed away because of Covid 19. I often noticed some of my friends on F******k changing their profile picture to that of a candle with black background. Most often the number of deaths comes from the senior citizens. ***March 1, 2021 - Metro Manila, Philippines, the front liners and government officials were given the first shot of Covid 19 vaccines. ‘Mama if a thief breaks into the house Chi-Chan, will you protec