Carlo’s Careless Mistake Puts Charleston On Edge As Damaging Secrets Unfold. Ling’s Fight For Justice Reaches A Boiling Point.
Stephen hangs out with Caroline at a restaurant and as they dine together, he apologizes for everything that happened in La Sinfonia. Recounting their childhood, he gives her some candies as a peace offering, saying that he wants them to go back to being friends like old times.
Ling says she feels and wants the same thing and Stephen promises to help with whatever she might need. Dr. Capistrano visits Grandma Nene at home to check up on her and the old woman ridiculously flirts with him.
After he leaves, Monching questions her and the old woman goes on about how one needs to enjoy life with their loved ones because time is fleeting. Bingo hails a taxi to go and see Ling, only to find her in Stephen’s company.
He returns home and reflects on his countless memories with her. In no time, Ling video calls Nene to check up on her and she visits the next morning with some dishes she had prepared. Bingo asks for an appointment later tonight because he has something to tell her.
After she leaves, Monching and Nene grill him for details and they’re overjoyed when Bingo admits that he’s going to confess his feelings to Ling.
At the mansion, Wilson confides in Aunt Cathy about how the past has been catching up with him and she counsels him on the matter.
Charleston eavesdrops on them and a moment later, he meets Sherwin and signs the document for the sale of his shares. When Ling meets up with Carlo, she’s taken by surprise to learn that he wants them to bond through hunting.
She merely observes as her brother practices target practice on some birds, blabbering some absurdity, and trying to convince her to discard Bingo and turn to him whenever she needs help since they’re both not part of the immediate family.
Eventually, Carlo takes her along to go and find the birds he had shot down. He pins one down with a hunting kñife, and Ling picks it up in a daze and stabs him, accusing him of k!lling her mother. Once Ling snaps out of the illusion, she runs off with the bloody kñife.
Carlo tells his brother about how things had gone with Caroline, highlighting the part where he had stabbed the bird with the hunting kñife. Exasperated, Charleston berates him, reminding him the last time he had used that kñife.
As Gina spies, Carlo declares that he can’t let it go because it’s his, and Charleston points out that he needs to recover the kñife from Caroline. Bingo puts out all the stops to get ready for his dinner date with Caroline.
When he meets with her, she shows him the hunting kñife, revealing the shocking discovery she’s made. Bingo consoles her as she breaks down. Gina has a nightmare where she pulls out the mûrdër weapon from Divine’s body.
In the meantime, Bingo tries to tell Ling about his feelings but he refrains from doing so when she mentions that her top priority right now is her mother’s case. He returns home downcast and Nene and Monching try to cheer him up.
The next day, Ling consults with her lawyer alongside Bingo and he tells them that they need one more piece of evidence to take legal action and have the case reopened. He warns her that it’s going to get messy since her family is involved.
Ling says she won’t back down because she’s doing it for her real family. Out of nowhere, she receives a phone call from Toni Alumahan. A moment later, they meet up with him and Ling convinces him to tell them the truth.
The retired investigator reveals that he had been paid off by a woman to rule her mother’s mürder as a sùiçide. Since he didn’t get her name, Ling shows him photos of Cindy and Divine but he fails to identify either of them.
Gina recalls how she had taken her son to a psychiatrist after he had been traumatized by something. The doctor speculates that he might have k!lled someone on November 17. At present, Toni agrees to testify for Caroline as long as they can protect him.Read Next Episode on Can’t Buy Me Love Episode 51
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