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We had a deal. Have you forgotten?

- What deal?

- No quitting. No giving up.

When you were little.

Don't you remember?

It was our pledge.

You always said "Mom, I'll help you

take care of big brother."

And I always told you,

"Son, thank you so much...

for being the one

to give me strength."

That's in the past.

I already forgot.

Well, I haven't, because even now

it's still you who gives me strength.

We're moving to the

pension house of Aunt Lola.

There you go again.

Didn't I tell you countless times

I don't want?!

Our house is being seized

by the bank.

We've got one week to move out.

Then why there?

Because I need a job.

I've talked to Aunt Lola.

She'll pay me.

I'll manage the inn. I can do that.

This is a great place.

It's peaceful and tidy.

It's better to live here.

Okay, you take care of that.

Cover it with newspaper.

Yes, Sir.

Why is there a crime scene?

Ma'am. Ma'am Rosa. Hello.

Auntie Lola called me about you.

Yes, she did.

By the way, I am Florida Bulaong,

reception and overall supervision.

What should I call you?

Is it Rosie, Rose, Rosetta...

- Rosa.

- Oh yes, yes.

Has Eugenia left already?

Oh, my predessor-hey, predessor.

English.

She's not here anymore. Left long ago.

She went to Australia.

Rommel, take care of the luggage

and help your brother too, okay?

Let's go, Ma'am.

I'll put you inside.

Wow. This is exciting.

New house, new life.

The layout is still the same.

Here's the kitchen.

There are fifteen rooms.

We don't have a lot of customers

this time of year.

It's off peak.

And there are

many competitors around...

and their Bed and Breakfasts have been

renovated to look better.

My daughter, Nadia Good morning.

Hello.

Good morning, Nadia.

Anyways, Ma' am.

Here's Lulu for our laundry

and chambermaiding.

- Good morning, Ma'am.

- Good morning.

Oh, yes. This is Edu,

the very young carpenter.

Good morning.

Where can I charge my phone?

- Lulu. Lulu, assistance please.

- Can I charge my phone?

Yes, Ma'am.

I'll do it for you, Ma'am.

Thank you.

Ma'am, Ma'am. What happened, Ma'am?

Can I help you, Ma'am?

No, I'm fine.

There was an insect.

It's gone now.

Lulu, fix it.

Thank you very much.

Cleaning. Cleaning.

Cleaning. Go, girl.

By the way, these are my sons.

Rommel and...

- Hi, Rommel.

- Rommel.

Snob. Unlike the other one. Friendly.

Ma'am, please forgive my daughter.

Her father's an alien.

And who's the alien's mommy?

Your daughter's funny. Very energetic.

Oh, yes. I'm so proud of her.

Very proud.

Eight steps forward. One to the left.

Rommel, where are you going?

Just gonna go out.

Mom, why do you think Rommel

changed after the accident?

Do you see it?

Yes.

I don't.

Well, it's because

you're blind, isn't it?

More often since you arrived.

Looks like there are

guests checking in.

That's good.

It's not just a caf anymore.

I'm already sleepy, Babe.

Let's go to sleep then.

Let's go. Your mother's

looking for you. Let's go home.

Babe.

Babe...

- I thought we're just going to sleep?

- Yeah, in a bit.

- I'm tired.

- No, it'll be fine.

- Babe, I'm tired.

- Come on.

Babe, I said

I'm tired from work, okay?

- Why did you push me?

- You're tired?

What do you want?

Why did you hit me?

This is what you want, isn't it?

Ouch!

- Come on. Please?

- Fine. I'll just take a shower.

Hurry UP...

Babe, hurry it up.

Just a second.

- Babe, let's go. Hurry, hurry.

- Why, babe? What is it?

Hold on, Babe.

I'll just put my clothes on.

No, let's go. Come on!

We'll never come back here again.

Thank you. And please come again.

Sir Edu, we saw a dead body

while on our way here yesterday.

That was our neighbor.

It was Carding.

He raped his fifteen year old daughter.

The killer must have been very angry.

His face was crushed.

Many have died here.

They say all of them were rapists.

They say a rape victim's ghost

is the killer.

They say she made a deal with

dark forces to seek revenge.

Wow, Sir Edu, where did you hear that?

From your ancestors?

You're kidding.

- "Dark forces".

- Here.

Pinoy Ghost Tales Volume 8

Later, son.

Don't go in there.

She's always there.

Oh, you rascal, always seeing things.

You're like a cop sniffing around.

Ma'am, are you okay?

I'm okay.

Ma'am that's just the wind.

It's the wind.

Oh, you.

Mom, you'll feel better in a while.

Ma'am what's that for?

Stress reliever?

Yeah. My doctor diagnosed me...

with post-traumatic stress disorder

after the accident.

I can't relax. I can't stay calm.

I get paranoid.

Hallucinations.

Hallucinachon.

Not hallucinachon, mommy.

Hallucination.

It's the same thing, you silly kid.

Ma'am this is Sgt. Villegas.

Mrs. Calderon.

- SPO4 Caldo.

- Hi. Good morning.

- Coffee. Please sit down.

- Thank you.

To what do I owe the pleasure

of your presence, Sergeant?

Yes, Ma'am.

There are a lot of unpleasant

memories in this place.

Just a few days ago,

a man was brutally murdered.

He was accused of sexually

abusing his teenage daughter.

You'll be living here?

Yes, Aunt Lola asked me to work here.

And my children have fond memories

in this pension house.

Please be careful.

There are a lot of murder cases here.

Sir, there's an update on the case.

Let's go. We'll go ahead, ma'am.

Thank you for the coffee.

If there's anything...

just call me in the station.

- We'll be going now, Ma'am.

- So, it's really dangerous here.

Please take care.

Yeah, you too.

Help me.

Rommel?

Amiel?

Rommel?

Amiel?

Amiel?

Amiel?

Amiel? Rommel?

Who are you?

What are you doing here?

I'm calling the police.

Who are you?!

Why does God let this happen to us?

Why does He make us choose this way?

You, Rosa.

He'll be taken away from you. Soon!

Rommel?

Rommel, what are you doing out here?

Why aren't you in bed?

Amiel.

Didn't Rommel go out, Mom?

Oh yeah.

Amiel.

Can you hear anything?

Mom, I'm blind. Not deaf.

You? Do you hear it?

Your bed is calling you.

Go rest. I'll take care of Rommel.

I'll wait for him.

You sure?

Thanks, son.

Miss, which one?

- The one with glasses or the other one?

- The one with glasses.

The one with glasses.

Where's the one with glasses?

[Where ? Amie]!

Rommel.

- Bro.

- Bro, how are you?

What's up?

Nothing new.

Oh yeah, boys... This is Glen.

This is William.

This stuffs great.

- VI/illiam's a supplier.

- Are you sure?

Let's go there.

- Where are you going?

- Just here. Come on.

- Dude, nice meeting you.

- Hi, Miss Beautiful.

Can we sit?

Bro, why did you introduce me

to those guys? They're bad influence.

Aren't you gonna talk to us?

Since when have you been

a good boy? Huh?

It's not that.

I just thought, once we moved here,

it would be better if me and my mom...

You know... if we... Bonded?

To make it up to her?

I'll give you a piece of advice.

The reason your mommy is

unable to move on is because...

you still can't get yourself

to forgive her.

Think about it.

Hey, brother. How are things?

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