Imagine You & Me Page #2

Synopsis: This is a story about how love happens when the heart least expects it. Gara is a hardworking but bubbly OFW who still believes in destiny, romance, and true love, while the brooding Andrew is a guy who is simply too practical and jaded to believe in the rambles of fate. Would a seeming incompatibility keep them apart, or prove the theory that opposites do attract? How can Gara's faith in destiny and Andrew's indifference towards relationships help them understand and see love in a different way?
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Michael Tuviera
Production: APT Entertainment
  1 win & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Year:
2016
120 min
1,063 Views


Oh, sorry. I don't love him.

I'm only after his body.

His body is revolting!

But now, we're seeing each other

because he wants to see me.

He's already begging to see me.

-Wow.

-Begging?

-Yes, it's like that.

-God! My Shi-Shi is so beautiful.

She's so beautiful!

-So beautiful. Perfect.

-I inherited if from you.

-My face is so small.

-It's so thin, isn't it?

What about you?

-Alone again.

-Goodness.

As usual.

I'm OK. No big deal.

Nothing I can't handle.

Tell the truth!

I'm really OK.

Besides, my Romeo will

keep me company tonight.

-Too long. Let's go.

-Let's get out of here.

You are too much!

Take care, alright?

Of course. We're always safe.

"My bounty is as boundless as the sea,

"My love as deep;

"the more I give to thee,

"The more I have,

for both are infinite."

"O Romeo my Romeo"

When are you going to arrive?

What do you need?

S-Sorry, I thought you were someone else.

OK.

Hey!

Hey!

That's my bag!

You really are so despicable!

You are so despicable!

Oh!

He's got dimples.

What's this?

Oh! We have the same favorite songs.

Though we are far apart

I will do everything

Just so you have

This love that I offer you

This song

Is my song for you

Hope you feel it

Even if our world is opposite

What the heck! Are you stupid?

Get out of there!

You're wasting my time! Hurry!

I beg your pardon.

Good.

As if you're tall!

I'm going to step on you!

Oh my God!

Look at that face!

Oh my gosh, Gara. I have a feeling

that he will be your first boyfie.

Oh for heaven's sake!

Beware of handsome men with white skin.

They're players, the lot of them.

Why so against it?

You don't know,

he may be her soulmate.

My goodness, I will just be

returning a bag, soulmate already?

So, have you tried calling

the contacts in his phone?

There is one that I have called.

Name is Raymond.

Said he's Andrew's chum.

Said he'd message Andrew

to say that I have his bag.

-Oh. So, Andrew is the name of cutie boy?

-Mm-hmm.

-What else did his friend say?

-Goodness. I didn't ask that much.

What for? I will just be

returning his bag.

Mmm.

Girl,

I know you.

I also know that tone of your voice.

And you know, I feel that

you are already falling for Andrew.

Tell the truth!

No, I'm not!

No. Here, just watch this.

Look.

I have this ring.

Can't wait for my baby to say yes.

This is it.

This is it.

Oh. He's got a fiance.

Yes.

It's because you're being importunate.

Good morning.

It's Graciana Malinao, madam.

I'm here already!

You can do it. You can do it.

Like I said, I can't do it.

Oh! Looks like you are not watered.

Never mind. I'll be back for you later.

Sir Leonardo. Good morning, Sir Leonardo.

Chairs need to be in proper order.

There.

Is this OK? OK.

Fantastic! No dirt.

Oh! Why are these askew? Won't do.

There, there.

There, there.

Perfect!

Something's wrong.

There.

Fantastic!

Aunt Terry!

-Good morning, Auntie!

-Good morning, Gara!

Auntie, I brought a souvenir for you.

You brought dried fish?

Amazing! Amazing!

Oh my God! You are such an angel Graciana.

Uh, Auntie, it so happens that

what you're cooking

is ourVangie, Winona and Ifavorite.

Hmm?

I was wondering...if you could...you know?

If you don't mind.

Hey, Graciana, there's

no need to act cute.

Just bring your Tupperware out.

Tada!

Uh, Auntie, why are you cooking

Sir Leonardo's favorite?

Is it his birthday or

your wedding anniversary?

Uh, death anniversary.

I'm sorry.

Don't worry about it. I'm just OK.

It's already been two years

since he's gone.

Uh, Auntie, if it's already been

two years since he's gone,

and if it's his death anniversary,

why are you still cooking his favorite?

I was on my way home

from Venice at that time.

I called him on the telephone.

I told him that I would cook his

favorite pasta when I came home.

He said he would abstain from eating

so that he could eat all of

my cooking when I arrive.

But when I arrived,

he was already dying.

Poor man. He died

with an empty stomach.

That's why I've been cooking for him

in his every death anniversary.

Oh! I have a guest.

My stepson is here, alright?

My goodness, Auntie! Why didn't

you tell me you have a guest?

All right, I'll be cleaning then.

Clean the rooms first.

Uh, leave the guest room

for the meantime, alright?

Because there is...uh...an issue

of privacy with my husband's son.

Got it, Auntie.

-All right. I'll be heading out first.

-Thank you.

O-OK.

Auntie, my you-know-what, alright?

-My request. Auntie.

-Yes, yes.

Thank you.

My dearest Andrew...

If the letter is not yours,

do not read.

That's what I said.

There.

It's so tiresome.

Why is there no one calling yet?

Why do dimples only appear when you smile?

Why is there no dimples when you are sad?

Why is that so?

In case I was late

And you let go

Even if our feet have different steps

I will still come along with you

What's happened with the two of you?

Why do you seem sad at the park?

Nice phone, huh?

Huh?

Am I imagining again?

Wait.

Are you not an imagination?

Are you real now?

-You're not an imagination?!

-What imagination? Are you high?

Hi?

Hi to you too.

What are you doing here?

Uh-uh...whatchamacallit...

I'm the housekeeper here.

And why do you have my phone?

That's the point. It's a long explanation

but... How should I start? Uh...

Well, you can start by

giving me my phone back.

What happened was...uh...

I was at the park the other day.

Then, I saw you.

Looks like you were

waiting for someone, right?

Then, I...

I just saw you.

I wasn't looking at you, alright?

Then, there's a lady who approached.

-So, you stood up.

-Hello, hi, yes.

-I was at your station two days ago.

-Sta-Station?

-I-I reported my bag was stolen.

-Stolen.

-I found the thief.

-Hey, it wasn't me.

-She's here...

-Wait a second!

-in the house where I'm staying.

-It wasn't me!

-Yeah. Apparently, she works here.

-Hey, it wasn't me!

It wasn't me you're looking for.

-Yes.

-It wasn't me!

What the heck! Cut it out!

-It really wasn't me!

-Get off me!

My God! What are you doing to Gara?

Andrew, what are you doing?

Auntie, she's the one who stole my bag.

Huh?

I'm not the thief, alright?

I just saw you both. Then you went

after the snatcher and I followed you.

Really? If you're not an accomplice,

why did you follow?

Gara.

Is this true?

I am just poor, yes.

I need money.

I came to this very faraway country,

I suffered to be away from my family

even if it's very lonely here,

so that I can earn money.

I'm doing everything.

I clean houses,

I take care of the elderly,

I even take care of animals,

to earn money so that I may have

something to send to my family.

But no matter what happens, I won't steal

because my parents

did not raise me as such.

Andrew, it's been almost a year

since Gara became my housekeeper.

I trust her.

There may be some logical explanation

Logical?

I have already been explaining

to this guy for a while now!

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