"Are you losing your mind, Manuel?" Angely addressed the man in front of her with a single question.
He didn't answer her.
"Gosh! You're incredibly stupid." Angely whispered insults at him, not knowing what to do anymore, because the child who would be their hope for freedom from Leah's hands had already escaped.
"Why am I here with these incredibly stupid people?!"
"You're also stupid, Angely." She heard her say to Felicia.
"You should have been the one finding a way, Felicia; then we would have been far away by now," she blamed Felicia.
"Stop talking back now, Angely; I'm getting annoyed with your voice!" Felicia said to her irritably.
"How would we know if they found out the truth? How can we be sure this will be Leah's fate? Well, let's all rot our souls together here." She just laughed.
"If only back then, you hadn't been foolish and gotten involved with Manuel's father, our paths wouldn't have crossed! I would not have been entangled in this mess if you had been a decent woman." Angely could only hear Felicia curse in frustration.
"Wow? If you didn't get to know us, you wouldn't have suddenly risen in society, Felicia."
"I also don't recognize the grandchild of Raymundo! If you weren't so foolish, our lives could have been peaceful!" They blame each other and throw their regrets at each and every one.
"Oh, what's happening here? Are you two at each other's throats already?" someone suddenly asked them.
Angely looked at the person in front of her, who kept glancing back and forth at them.
"You!" she pointed at Leah. "Our lives wouldn't be like this now if you hadn't left San Mateo. You are the one to blame for all of this! If you hadn't left me, I wouldn't have met that demon!" She said angrily.
Her eyebrows raised. "Is it really my fault? Mind you, Angely, you are the one shaping your destiny, I am the one shaping my destiny, and you are the ones shaping your destinies. Don't blame me if your life isn't easy." This was her reply to the other person.
"Don't accuse me, Angely." Leah replied, addressing Angely directly. "Don't worry, you will soon be with the demon you mentioned. Are you excited to see him again, Angely?" Leah even smiled at her.
She was surprised by what she was saying. "Come on, let's visit your beloved little sister."
Angely was suddenly taken into the darkness; in her mind, the moment was the opportunity to escape, but when she looked, her leg was chained. Leah smiled at her, shaking her head.
She was surprised that they were already in the hospital; they slipped through the door. She immediately saw the lifeless body.
Raymundo. Angely pondered silently.
Raymundo, your favorite child is here with you. Leah whispered she couldn't escape, she couldn't run because of the chain attached to her leg.
"Leah." The man's name came up.
Can they see us? She pondered this question in her mind.
Angely. Surprised at the mention of her name, she turned around.
"Save me." He even told her.
She couldn't speak. She saw Leah smirk again. She snapped her finger, and Sheila suddenly appeared in her line of sight.
"Sis?" she asked her.
"What did you do, Leah?" She asked further.
"You didn't like that, a little reunion." Leah replied to her. "Of course, you also have guests. Are you three excited?" she asked them.
She knew that Leah was playing with them again now. "Don't be afraid, Sheila; I'm here. Don't look at that woman." She could only say to them.
They felt something opening in the ground, and she was suddenly surprised to find herself back in the mansion where she and Leah had met.
"They're here." They are joyfully searching for something they need.
She saw hands desperately trying to rise from the ground. Raymundo, on the other hand, was also frightened of what he saw.
"Angely, get rid of that." Raymundo ordered again.
Some bodies were risen from the ground; she remembered this place, where the maids and innocent people who were caught up in the massacre committed by the man named Raymundo to silence the Martinez family were buried.
Angely was stepping back because the corpses were coming towards her.
"Sis, what is this?" Sheila asked her, scared.
"Oh, you don't know? Ask Sister; this is her little toy." Leah replied while watching them from a distance.
She looked at Raymundo as if he was being overwhelmed and was asking for her help.
Angely hears Leah's laughter, which seems pleased. She remembered the people she had wronged.
"Leah! Don't involve Sheila in this!" She shouted. "We are the ones at fault, right? Don't involve my sibling in this!" She spoke angrily, desperately attempting to save Sheila from the mess she had caused earlier.
"Really?" Leah asked her sarcastically.
She was shocked to see her sister Sheila writhing in agony, as if she were pregnant.
"What will you do, Angely? Will you help her save this woman's baby, or will you let her suffer? Choose, Angely."
"You told me, innocent? Sure, your sister is innocent, but the baby I was carrying then was innocent too, and you killed the child I carried for seven months. Tell me, Angely, and I will let you decide." She saw the flames and raged through the eyes of Leah.
Her sister appears to be reliving all of Leah's past now, and she can see it twisting in pain.
"Sis! Help! Sister!" Sheila shouted, asking for help while reaching her hand.
"Abort that baby! The woman is cursed!" Angely heard Raymundo shouting, as if he had lost his sanity.
She tried to reach for her sister's hand, but the chain pulling her farther away prevented her from doing so.
They ended up in a lot; she gasped at what she saw: two coffins.
"Choose whom you will save among them." Leah whispered to her.
"Sheila!" She reached for Sheila, burying her sister's body along with its coffin in one swift motion.
"Sis! Help! Help!" Sheila raised her voice to the highest pitch.
"Enough! That's enough! Stop wasting your time. Not my sibling! Not my sister!" Tears welled up in her eyes.
She was digging the ground to save her brother.
Leah laughs at her.
"Are you pleased that you got your revenge?! Are you content now, Leah!?" She asked her angrily.
Leah didn't listen to her; she just smirked at her. "Revenge?" she asked her, laughing.
"Are you happy seeing your loved one suffer?" Leah asked and recounted that question.
She heard the sound of a gunshot, saw Sheila's body looking at her and asking for help, and then she rained bullets on her until her blood flooded the floor.
She screamed.
They suddenly returned to the hospital. Angely witnessed Sheila's near-insanity stemming from her repeated experiences of death. She embraced his sister, who was speechless.
When they returned to the world, she found herself imprisoned once more, tears streaming down her face, but no words to express them.
"We will play again, Angely." Leah whispered softly to her, a chilling tone in her voice.
She only sobbed; her weakness was her sister Sheila. Felicia's gaze lingered on her, a heavy sigh escaping her lips as she shook her head at what she saw.