Ely, a young man who can't get over Celine, his past love, meets Mia, a young woman who escaped from a painful past in the Philippines and is trying her luck to rebuild her life in Spain. They meet. They fall in love. But can they overcome the hurt of the past to have a future together?
Olivia M. Lamasan
Director
Kathryn Bernardo
Mia dela Torre
Daniel Padilla
Ely Antonio
Aiko Melendez
Insiang
Joey Marquez
Caloy Antonio
Ricky Davao
Robert dela Torre
Maria Isabel Lopez
Belinda Alfaro
Joshua Garcia
Tonying
Ana Capri
Jane Antonio
Ana Abad Santos
Mary Anne dela Torre
Cris Villanueva
Ben Antipala
Liza Diño-Seguerra
Clara Antipala
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