In her pursuit of making up to her comrades and higher-ups whom she had failed for missing the opportunity to shoot Tanggol (Coco Martin) down, as well as to clean up reputation and name, Ponggay (Maris Racal) went to their hideout all by herself with one gun in hand.
She managed to reach the room where the Montenegros were discussing their next move against the Guerreros after being able to discreetly get past of Thanos (Big Mak Andaya), Bulldog (Mammoth Estroso), and Dolfo (Ryan Martin), who were getting some fresh air outside.
Just when Ponggay assumed that she was about to hear them tackle their wicked schemes against the Guerreros or of sowing terror again in the city, she was obviously shocked to overhear their plan of living brand-new lives once they’re able to take back their shares from their venture with Enrique Espinelli (Art Acuña), as well as their wealth seized by the authorities.
Don Julio (Tommy Abuel) was actually not in favor of using his fortune as their capital in the new start they’ve been chalking out, but Tanggol reminded him of his promise to fight the enemies fair and square. His right-hand man, Franco (John Medina), meanwhile, reminded him of his vow to change for the better once they get out of jail.
Ramon went on to tell him that everything their family has been going through recently might be God’s way of speaking to them to already change their ways and correct their mistakes. Tanggol further tried to convince his grandfather by saying that it could be the right time for them to change and fight against the corrupt politicians in the city hall.
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