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Mylene works as Dr. Lino Broma’s part-time helper. Every day, except on weekends, she goes to Dr. Broma’s house to work. She is married to Edong, a tricycle driver. While at work, Mylene leaves her two children to Susie, her best friend and next-door neighbor. Everything in Mylene’s modest life is perfect. She has a lenient boss, doting kids and a comfortable life. That is, until Mylene’s devoted husband asks her permission to work late nights. Suddenly, Edong starts to act like he’s nurturing a double life. Mylene’s perfect little life is threatened – could her husband be having an affair? The film reflects a distinct Philippines style and perspective. The story is brought to life by director Raz de la Torre.