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Isla Babuyan
After almost fourteen years, Anastacia, now a grown-up, returns to Isla Babuyan (Pigland) and reunites with Rose, her mother. As she tries to reconnect with her mother, Anastacia learns of Rose's ill-reputation and sordid story. Despised as the town's whore and mistres, Rose runs and owns the only bar in the island. As they re-establish their ties, they both get entagled in a web of problems that will test their love for each other and eventually carve the connection they both aspire and strive to build between them.
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After almost fourteen years, Anastacia, now a grown-up, returns to Isla Babuyan (Pigland) and reunites with Rose, her mother. As she tries to reconnect with her mother, Anastacia learns of Rose's ill-reputation and sordid story. Despised as the town's whore and mistres, Rose runs and owns the only bar in the island. As they re-establish their ties, they both get entagled in a web of problems that will test their love for each other and eventually carve the connection they both aspire and strive to build between them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jessie Villabrille
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