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The smile on my lips gradually disappeared after I heard the country she wanted us to go on vacation. "Uncle Clyde told me that it's a beautiful country. The people in there are hospitable ang generous that's why I wanted to go there!" She almost jumped at the chance. The joy I could see in her eyes, I just saw in her now. I didn't know how to tell her that we couldn't be in the Philippines. I tried to forgot about Kyle for a long time and I don't want us to meet again. "A.M?" I call her attention. "Yes, Mommy?"

"But there are thousands of places in this world that starts with letter, P. Can't you remember the next two or three alphabets?" "I think I can be able to do that," Blackwheel affirmed. "There is letter 'H' then 'I' and finally 'L'. I can't remember the next letters." "That should be Philippines. She is in an Asian country. The woman you saw is in Asia," Sophia said, filled with delight. "Wrong!" Alberto's voice filled the atmosphere as he stood up. "How does she look?" "Young!" Blackwheel replied. "Does she look like an American?"

He said with a smile. I nodded at him and continued eating. This isn't the first time that Ashton went to visit the Philippines, this is probably the third time. The last time he went their, he talked about how kind and how hardworking the Filipinos are. He also learned how to cook a dish called Chicken adobo and darn, it tasted so good especially with freshly cut pineapples on it.

After our conversation, I started working and kept myself busy cleaning the cups and plates. "By the way, did you see the news about the missing man?" Lean asked, but I didn’t look at her. I was curious about what she said. "Another missing person? That’s nothing new in the Philippines, so it’s no surprise that so many people go missing here," I replied before glancing at her. "He’s not just any ordinary person in the Philippines—he’s a billionaire." There are still rich people going missing in the country? I thought something like that was really rare.

she went to her room and came back with a map. "This is the Philippines." She pointed out a small country on the map she was holding. "And I came from here, Palawan, Philippines. The Philippines is a very far and poor country, but the people there are nice. They treat everyone with love, especially visitors. Filipino people are hospitable," she informed happily. "It's a very nice country then. Maybe I can go there someday," I smiled at her. "You can. Get this map and hide it then when you go to the Philippines, you'll have a guide." She rolled the map and handed it to me

Outside, it was sunny Saturday afternoon in sleepy Emerald Wood’s Village on one of the seven thousand six hundred forty tropical islands in the Philippines. For a couple of hours now, I have been fidgeting in my seat. Since earlier, I have been battling in my head on whether to speak what’s on my mind or just to keep it to myself for the fear that in any moment, an angry lion would just grab and twist my neck if I make a mistake.

Even when she got hospitalized, the only people who took care of her were the nurses assigned to her. Maybe if Franklin showed Angela even just a little bit of love, she would have been better. Her attitude and worldview would have been better. Still, Darryl can't forget why he's really in Jericho. He has a mission, and that is to make Angela Maxford fall in love with him. ---------------- Anthony decided to go to the Philippines as a part of his extended vacation. He's been hearing many good things about the Philippines. Back in Raleigh, Anthony had some friends that are Filipino immigrants. They told Anthony that the Philippines is a land of hardworking, hospitable, and loving people.

"Mr. Glass let me assure you, I am an American. Now about the reason for your call, you mentioned about a charge on your bill that you don't recognize…" "I know what a real American should sound like and you my friend are not. I'd like to speak to one please, if you don't mind." Zeke muted the phone again and thought: Is this guy for real? Does this idiot know of our shared history? By definition, the Philippines is a Colony of the USA, therefore I am an American in every sense of the word. This guy's not only racist but stupid as well. He unmuted and said: "Mr. Glass, let's not get into a debate about history and politics, and please, let us get back to the present problem at hand. The char

I wanted to go in this direction. I considered myself well-traveled, but most of those travels were in Europe: France, Spain, Italy. I had never been to a city like San Jose. It wasn’t as clean as many of the European cities I had visited, but that wasn’t to say it was dirty. Just more rugged. The people all around me seemed friendly, smiling as they walked, the same in the Philippines. There were wild dogs here and there, but they looked well-fed and harmless as they examined the passing pedestrians.

Last night, he called to inform me that he would return home after three months of spying in the Philippines. I sighed again, saddened. I missed the place where I grew up a lot, but my husband never let me go home to the Philippines. If we leave Lobos del Tierra, we will only travel to North America and Europe. I had not visited any Asian country in the eight years that I had been his wife. I blinked to keep my tears from falling as my eyes began to get watery. I am strong now. I did not want to cry any longer. If I could still endure it, I would endure it to see the most important person to me, whom my father had hidden from me as collateral for me to stay on the island of Lobos with my hu