366 (2022) Movie Script
1
I don't know if I'm
going to laugh or cry.
Is this even real?
Babe, my mother wants to drive me to
the airport. So I'm just waiting here.
Sure you don't want
anything from here?
Marco sent me his list last
night. I packed it already.
I'm sure you've landed.
I wanted to be the
one to pick you up.
You might be asleep then.
Babe, I'm in Istanbul!
There's so much
stuff in their airport.
I'll get them on the way home,
since we're going to Salt Lake.
How are you doing?
I loved the sunrise
photo you sent.
Babe, I see you!
I just want to drop my luggage so
I can run to you.
Babe, I miss you already, even if
I can see you.
I'm so weird.
Also, did you get taller?
I didn't! It's cold here,
did you bring a coat?
Of course.
Kat, why'd you wake me up?
Stop sulking and come with me.
Let's get you a US Visa.
Meme, the tour guide,
called me so early.
She's asking me to pay off the
balance for the Salt Lake tour
because Pao only paid
for the down payment.
He probably meant to pay the
rest of it once we landed.
Kat, do you think that's where
he planned to propose?
It doesn't matter now.
Did you hear what I said?
I said why don't you
just stay in the US?
Yeah
Pao's parents
spoke to me about it.
They said I could stay with
them if I end up going.
It's just that, I can't...
I can't...
I can't face them.
Did you get to say your goodbyes?
Yes
On our last day together,
we went by a shawarma shop.
Pao got in line. Not far from
that spot, there was a river.
I was looking at it. If I'd known
it was going to be our last day
It was so cold that day.
He was wearing a blue scarf.
June, none of it's your fault.
Hey
Still can't believe
I'm right here?
I know.
You'll have my face memorized
even with your eyes closed.
I want to remember it for
when I'm back home.
Take me with you.
Your luggage is roomy.
I'll fit in just fine.
Wow, I'm sure I can fit
in yours just as easily.
When do you think we'll
see each other again?
We've only been here two days.
Tell me when. So we can
plan ahead and save for it.
I still have to get
time off. So do you.
Let's get married?
So you can stay
with me in New York.
So we don't have to be apart.
That's your reason? You want to get
married so I can live in New York?
No...
It's just an added bonus.
I don't want to.
Your proposal is lame. No.
Come on.
No.
I'm serious.
You're seriously proposing?
Yeah, right. I can
tell when you're lying.
I know you're bluffing.
I'll do it.
I'll be the one to propose.
In 2016. It's a leap year.
I can propose then.
Where'd you pick that up?
Did Kat make that up?
No!
Then what?
Haven't you seen that movie?
It says a woman can
propose on a leap year.
Didn't we watch that together?
I hate you.
Never heard of that.
Whatever. That's when I'll do it.
Come on, let's eat.
I'm hungry. Let's eat something.
You want to eat?
We haven't had dinner.
Just sleep it off.
It's so early!
It's just nine o'clock. We haven't
had dinner. Just a few drinks.
Yeah? But I'm sleepy.
Okay, I'll get us something.
What do you want? I'll buy.
Fine, I'll do it. I'll buy.
I'll do it!
I'll just order a takeout.
I'll do it.
How? You don't know how to drive.
I'll walk.
Really now. It's so far.
I don't care.
Forget it. I'll do it, it's okay.
Can I come?
I'll do it.
I know Marco does these
things for you all the time.
If he wasn't such a nice
guy, I'd be jealous.
Why would you be jealous?
I'm coming with you.
No. I want to do it, okay?
Take care.
Okay.
Pao?
Pao?
Pao?
Pao?
He died before
reaching the hospital.
I really tried to call.
Maybe it's for the best that you
didn't answer.
Please don't cry.
I know you can do this.
You can do this.
Never forget, June.
I love you so much.
I'll always be here.
You'll never be alone.
We just left the cemetery.
We were all waiting for you.
I used the necktie you gave him.
I saw it in his luggage.
I hoped you you would come.
The weather was nice.
It was bright outside.
I felt Pao's presence, you know?
Stop crying now.
He's at peace now, June.
Can you check on her?
If you have some ice cream there,
she sure could use it.
I'll pay you back.
Hey bro, how are things?
June still has a fever.
I already told her
to go to the hospital.
She won't go because she's afraid
of needles.
Thanks by the way,
for the soup you made her.
It really helped.
She said it was really good.
Thank you, I owe you so much.
I'll return the favor.
I wanted you to
be the first to know.
June and I are going
to see each other!
Bro, we bought
your Turkish delights!
June got some from one
of the boxes. No, I did not!
Anyway, bro, take care! Bye!
Will I ever be okay again?
Did you eat anything?
I'll teach you something,
but it should be a secret, okay?
In 365 days, you'll be okay.
If it doesn't work?
Then begin again.
Marco, thank you for the food!
You put raisins in though.
I don't like raisins.
Can you take them out next time?
Yeah.
It's okay for you
to say good morning, June.
Ideally, just not this early
because we don't both wake up
at 7:00 a.m. to go to work.
But I also want to congratulate
you because
it's been a year!
Okay.
So you're off to work?
Why?
What do you mean "why"?
Why haven't you quit yet
when you don't have a trip
to save for anymore?
Or you're a sadist, and you're going back
there for Pao's first death anniversary.
In case you forgot,
that's over too.
June, you hate that job,
don't you? So leave it.
Quit your job.
Wow. Cause it's so easy.
And you're on full-speed, right?
It is easy!
You're young. Why don't you
look for a job you actually like?
It's been four years
since you graduated.
And please, buy
your own groceries.
I'm no longer cooking for you.
Let's accept that nobody's greeting
you with a "good morning" at 7:00 a.m.
Can you take it down a notch?
Everyone around you
gave you your space.
Look what happened.
You have no one to talk to.
Everyday you keep bugging me.
I should head to work.
Is that any good?
Let me try!
Wait, it's not done yet.
I'll leave you some. Stop.
I'll wait for it.
What are you up to, boss? Why
are you making a new dish?
Then when you don't show up,
customers will ask me for it.
I'll be here.
What day is tomorrow?
Thursday.
I won't be here.
See? I knew it.
It's not even for the menu.
I'm taking this home.
So you should get cooking. Go on.
That's neat. You're
taking that home?
You're cooking takeout just
when we're about to open?
Perfect timing, boss Marco!
Why are you even cooking?
Who is it for?
It's for a girl, isn't it?
And when it starts getting
serious, you'll chicken out.
Or is she ugly?
She's probably ugly,
so you don't bring her here.
So? Is there a girl?
Yes? No? Yes? No?
You said you won't
cook for me anymore.
You smell nice!
Just showered?
Going somewhere?
What's that?
Groceries. Won't be cooking for
you anymore, remember?
You can do it.
Perfect. I was planning to drink.
Let's drink?
Wow, you actually
agreed this time.
Is this your first time in here?
Well, you said you
were going to drink.
When you get
drunk, you talk to Pao.
I can hear it across the hall.
He might talk back.
That'd be a trip.
It's been a year though.
I really hope he visits.
I forgot. I'm actually busy.
I was watching
something. I'm going home.
Take this. You're such a
wimp. Stay. I'm going home.
You're scared to be
alone here, aren't you?
Why, did Pao show up?
Why would I be
scared if Pao visits me?
I want him to visit me.
Oh, my.
Why?
Why can't you stand being alone?
What are you saying?
I'm alone, aren't I?
Your first night here,
your TV was extremely loud!
For what? Watching cartoons.
And what about Pao?
What about him?
You talked to him every day.
What about it?
You wait for him to wake up,
then talk to him
until he falls asleep.
And his late nights
are your mornings.
Your nights, his mornings.
You just talk and
then what? Nothing!
You don't have time for sleep!
But you still have
to go to work, right?
June, you're not alone.
When Pao died, you knocked on my
door and said good morning every day.
Because you don't have anyone
to text good morning to.
What did I ever do to you?
Why are you doing this to me?
I'm not going to work!
Didn't you tell me
to eat on time? Manila time?
I just thought I'd ask if
you wanted to join me.
Yes, I did say that.
Okay. Wait downstairs.
I'll get dressed.
Wait. I don't have money. We're
not going out. I just cooked.
It's no big deal.
This is okay?
No.
Put a T-shirt on!
You don't like it?
I'm on a diet.
And not a big fan of hotdogs.
What about fruit instead?
All right.
I'm opening this, okay?
Okay.
Is this clean?
Yes, I washed them.
Thanks.
You've always been like that.
Whenever I'd get sick, one ring
from Pao and you'd have soup for me.
When we'd fight,
you'd buy the flowers.
If flowers don't do the trick,
you'd talk to me
until he and I were okay again.
You're like our therapist.
That's how it is. Not like
I have a choice.
By the way, I talked
to Auntie Vangie.
She knows that you were
splitting the rent for this unit.
When you finish paying, she said
she'll list you as the owner.
Yeah?
Yes. She said you're
not answering her calls.
If you want to sell
it back to me, you can.
Or you could offset the rent
here with us, if you like.
What?
June, what the hell? How many
times have I told you? Enough.
We set a deadline, remember?
He didn't do anything wrong that
I should want to forget about him.
It's my fault that he died.
So what do you want to do, use
up all the colors of Post-its?
Start another 365 days,
hoping all the guilt fades away?
You don't understand.
I lost my future, okay?
We had so many plans
and it all fell apart.
You know, we never even watched
a movie in the theater together?
Whenever we wanted to watch
something, it had to be on iTunes.
When our Wi-Fi would act up, the character
would be crying in New York at his house,
but I'd be at the part
where they're arguing.
Wait, you and Pao never
watched a movie together?
How old were you
when he went to the States?
I was 18, he was 19.
So when you moved here, you
were together for three years?
On our first anniversary,
he's not here.
It's not that big of a deal.
That one, that looks
good. In the Clouds.
Go and buy
popcorn. I'll catch up.
I'll take care of it.
What flavor?
Sour cream. Tell them to add
more. Nobody buys it anyway.
I also like sour cream.
So we're watching this then?
All of them.
All?
Okay. Sure!
If you were with Pao,
he wouldn't let you pay.
Your treat?
Yes!
Not so loud.
Hey!
I didn't notice
everyone already left.
Did you have fun?
Yes.
I think I watched more movies
tonight than in the last two years.
And it's the first time I've seen
the mall actually closing.
When Pao was still in Manila, they
wanted both of us home before sundown.
You experienced two things today.
It's nothing. Damn, I just realized
that there's so much you haven't done.
At least, in Cappadocia,
you've done it...
What?
Done it.
You know.
Chill. Nobody can hear us.
And so what if someone
hears. How old are you?
You're 26. How many years
were you together?
So what?
Nothing, just asking.
That sucks. You should
have at least done that.
You missed out on
a lot in life! Damn.
I was feeling a little weird in there.
I didn't want to mention it but
we were the last ones, and they
thought we were up to something.
Excuse me. I would never do that!
Never?
Never!
You're not the adventurous type?
You're wasting your
looks, your freedom.
I used to shrug it off. I get why
you were being such a prude
because you had a boyfriend.
But June, it's been
a year! Live a little!
I don't need to
do that. I'm good.
When you were with Pao,
didn't you try some things?
Sure!
Like what?
When we were in Turkey, we ate at
this place that sold shawarma, okay?
It was a corner shop, and I remember
that it was such a cold day.
The line was long,
and Pao waited.
And I was just
looking at the river.
When Pao came back,
he led me to the bridge.
We were admiring the river,
and he leaned in to kiss me.
Wow. That's pretty intense.
Lucky the cops didn't get to you.
You're laughing at me,
but it was different, okay?
You're so annoying.
He was 19 when we last saw each
other. The next time he was 27.
Then, three days after,
Pao's in the morgue.
They were asking me if he had travel
insurance for safekeeping his body.
Afterwards, I looked for the
Philippine Embassy's number for help.
When in reality, all I wanted to
do was to go back to our Airbnb
because my hands were so
cold, and I forgot my gloves.
I don't know why the universe
thought I could handle all that.
When for me, we should have just
picked up where we left off.
When I was 18 and he was 19.
Did you know that our
biggest plan in life at that time
was just to eat
at a fine dining restaurant?
Either here if he comes home,
or in New York if I would visit.
That's it. That was the extent
of our idea of a mature date.
To eat at a fine
dining restaurant.
I went from being all shy at the
airport to embalming to release forms.
It was that quick.
I'm okay.
Let's go?
I'm okay!
I just got home.
I was at the movies tonight.
Yes. In an actual cinema.
I think you would have enjoyed
the animated film we watched.
And the trailers were so good
for the movies next week.
Actually, there's one
that we want to see.
Is it okay if Marco and I
go to the movies again?
Yes, of course!
June Peleya.
So in this setup,
we had dinner in New York?
You and Pao?
Me and Marco, my companion.
Okay. I'll just change character.
You just taped this on?
Can I ask you something?
Sure!
How many first dates
have you gone on? A lot.
How many? Just tell me.
What is up with
women asking questions
when you already know that
the answer will hurt you.
How many girlfriends,
how many you've had sex with,
how many first dates
Why would I get hurt?
You're not my boyfriend.
So how many?
More than thirty?
So 40?
June, I'm 34. I'm free to date
whoever I want every night.
It's not a big deal for me.
But this first date,
it's special to me.
And for me.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Give me a sec to get something.
What is it?
Why is there a cake?
It's not my birthday.
And your birthday is not in
a few months. Why the cake?
It's for you.
Why?
One candle for every year you
should have celebrated with Pao.
Blow them out.
When we were in Turkey,
we went to this shawarma shop
and the line was so long,
but Pao stood in line,
and he was able to buy some.
When he walked over
to me, I was freezing.
Good thing he had a scarf on.
It was black like his clothes.
He let me borrow it.
The shawarma was good.
But this looks like a winner!
Let's eat.
Go on. You must
be sleepy. Go to bed.
Okay. You must be sleepy.
Not really. Go on, get some rest.
Goodnight. Goodnight.
Thank you. The food was great.
Goodnight. Teach me, okay?
What?
Okay.
Kat!
June!
What's up? You're cooking?
Yes! I cooked. Here. Come in.
I'm glad you could
come. Thank you.
Sinigang. Your favorite!
You know how to make sinigang?
Come, sit. I'll serve you a bowl.
Yes, Marco taught me how
because it was on the list
that Pao and I wanted to do.
Cook Filipino food.
Wait, I'm confused.
Marco taught you because you
and Pao were supposed to do it.
That's a weird setup.
It's not. I'm really lucky.
So where is that saint right now?
It's Thursday so he's in Tagaytay
at his grandmother's.
Wow, you really
know his schedule.
It's like you're dating.
It's nothing like that.
It's not like that.
I'm not teasing! I'm
happy for you, June.
You're finally giving
yourself a chance.
Kat, it's not like that.
No, it's really not.
If you say so.
Quick. Taste it.
This is my favorite, June!
Is it good?
It needs more fish sauce.
I'm getting some.
Must be saltier.
But it's good!
You don't need to drop me off.
I can take care of myself.
I'm not gonna trip.
Good morning.
I missed you!
No, it's because June kept
talking about you yesterday.
Hey! I didn't say anything.
Nothing.
Let's go?
Let's go!
Where are you headed?
She has driving
lessons on Fridays.
Want us to drop
you off? I'll drive.
Come on. I know how.
Wow, okay. Let's
try. Get dressed first.
No. this is fine.
Hey. Go change first.
Hey, put a jacket on.
And your shoes and your socks
and get your wallet
and bag! Don't forget.
Your socks are cute.
So are you!
It's really hot today.
We even missed our stop
when we dropped off Kat.
But I think you'll be happy.
I know to drive now.
Do you think
if I knew how to drive in Turkey,
you'd still be alive?
Maybe.
But Marco said I drive so slow.
Is it okay that we're
always together?
Of course!
Really?
So you really come
here every Thursday?
I bet your grandmother's house
is beautiful.
You could say that.
The weather's nice.
Hi, Ma. This is June.
Hi, ma'am.
Come sit down.
Is it just you who comes
here every Thursday?
Why do you seem nervous?
No, I'm not.
No one. Mommy and daddy
are buried in Cebu.
Why are you here?
They were gone first.
I was nine-years-old then,
so my grandma took me in.
She took care of me, and eventually,
I started calling her "Mama."
I had a really hard time.
I didn't understand the people
here, I didn't like the food,
and I was always in a bad mood.
I wanted so badly to go back
to our actual house in Cebu.
But we didn't have
other relatives there.
So my grandma raised
me here. My mama.
She taught me the
trick I've told you.
She said I kept crying,
and it was only the first month.
So there.
This is what I
wanted to do for Pao.
But he's buried in the US.
June, Mama's been gone
from here for years.
Why don't you give
Pao a place to rest?
I made her a playlist during her
first few days in the hospital.
The nurses agreed to let us
play this quietly on her floor
because this is her favorite.
I didn't know the original
was this good. I know this song.
Really?
Are those the actual steps?
With snapping.
You try.
You wanna dance?
Sure!
Grandma liked to dance?
Of course!
Is that how it goes?
I met Marco's
grandmother earlier.
It was nice. I loved
her favorite song.
It would have been nice
for us to meet her.
I saw you earlier.
You seemed happy.
Are you happy?
Are you okay?
Of course!
I'm applying for a new job.
A book curator's assistant.
It would look good on my resume.
During events, I could
probably network.
I feel like I've been accepted.
Really?
I'm going to the mall later.
Get my picture taken.
Here.
What the hell?
That will do. That's your ticket.
It's so ugly.
It's not bad. You look pretty.
Just when I took a bite.
If you use that photo,
they'll hire you, no question.
Cool, right?
Thank you.
Hey, here.
It's okay. It's not a big deal.
I even put an axe through
my head, but I still didn't win.
I said I would come help you.
You did everything anyway.
Wow.
So, I cooked a bunch of dishes.
Okay. Let's eat.
Is it okay if we
exchange gifts first?
You're too excited.
Come on
Fine.
Wait, me first! Me first!
Yours took so much effort.
I got you a simple gift.
May I see?
Actually, I made this.
But it means something.
You're ready to watch
movies on your own!
Just not cartoons,
you'll fall asleep!
Buy: 1 jumbo sour cream popcorn
Are you cold? Here,
I'll give you a quote.
Why this?
We're not watching movies
together anymore?
It's not like that. I want to.
But remember, I'll
be in Berlin next year.
That's not a sure thing yet.
It is. You're the only
one saying it's not.
Because you're a hater.
But by next year, you should be
able to watch movies on your own.
Without Kat, without
Pao, without me.
So you should know these things.
You should be fine on your own.
You should start
getting used to it.
Hey, don't rush me.
Okay, my turn!
Wait. This isn't
yours. It's for my mom.
It says Marco.
Look. It says Mama.
No, it's Marco.
Hey! Don't! Give it to me.
What's this?
It's probably something
really personal for me.
I like it.
This is great. Thank you.
The sales lady said that at your
age, you like practical things.
You love cooking, right? That's
perfect for when you cook this.
You're right!
Thank you.
Really? Do you like it?
Just kidding! I have another
present for you.
This is your real present.
So, I got my first paycheck.
I went a little over
our budget by 500 pesos.
There. Merry Christmas.
You spoil me. Thank you.
Is this for real?
Yes!
But don't open it yet!
Don't open it yet.
Why?
Just cause.
When?
Later. Give it to
me, I'll put it here.
Please. Do it later.
Open the gift when you're leaving
for Berlin because it's a surprise.
It's also my going away gift.
Give me that. Let's put it here.
Want some?
Want some?
All right.
Wow, this looks good.
Really? You like it?
What's this?
How long did it take
you to cook this?
Not long. I just bought that.
So what did you do?
What can I do?
Her parents are threatening
to put us in jail.
But you guys kissed?
I don't want to go home yet.
I called you earlier,
but your phone was busy.
Because I also dialed
your number at twelve.
We probably called
at the same time.
What?
Nothing. I said Happy New Year!
June, I hope you'll be
really happy this year!
Thank you! Enjoy! Happy New Year!
Look, it's so pretty!
We ate at this shawarma
place in Turkey.
I know I've told you this before.
He was wearing red.
And the line was so long.
And he didn't want to wait in
the line because it was so cold.
We ended up not eating anything.
You said he was
wearing blue back then.
That's what you said.
Red!
Red!
Blue! You told me it was blue.
Or black. I guess I
remember it differently.
You're wrong. It was red.
Are you okay, June?
Yes.
You seem off today.
Nothing.
Omgg that looks
yummy! I'm jealous haha!
June, are you okay?
June, open up! Come on!
June! Open up!
June, what happened?
Are you hurt?
Did you fall?
June, what is it?
What happened?
Does something hurt?
What happened? Tell me.
Tell me what happened.
I deleted everything on accident!
I deleted everything on accident!
It's all gone.
Pao's messages are gone.
I deleted all of them.
Now I don't have
anything to go back to.
It's broken. I don't know.
I can't open it.
And it's gone. It's all gone.
I was looking for them. How
could I get through all of them?
We'll get it fixed.
It won't open.
That's enough.
Enough.
We can still get it fixed.
We'll get them back.
You made it. It's not twelve yet.
I cooked. Come, sit down.
I'm sorry. It's not perfect, but I
did everything like you taught me.
Come, sit. Let's eat.
This bread was on sale,
so I was able to buy it.
Why are you saving money?
You're not getting married.
You just came
from the restaurant?
I bet you had lots of customers.
Are you okay?
Did you get sick?
Because I knock on your door
every day. You don't answer.
And I kept calling you
What are you doing?
Am I not supposed to?
Nevermind. I didn't know.
What are you doing, June?
Nothing
Your shirt
is the same as Pao's
the last time we were together.
And his scarf was
the same color...
The one he lent me
because I was freezing.
June, no. That's
not what you told me.
You said he was wearing blue,
and you were wearing white.
When you said that for the eighth
time last month, you said it was red.
You said you didn't have a scarf,
but in another story, you had one.
What the fuck?
Can you stop it with
this goddamn story?
What is so important
about that story?
What's so special about it, that it's
the only thing that stuck with you?
I thought we were doing okay.
But what happened?
You just clung on to me, right?
Right?
Right?
What do you want me to say?
Last month, we were okay, June.
We were so happy together.
Then two weeks ago, you broke down
because you deleted Pao's messages.
And now, we're having
a Valentine's dinner?
June, what the hell is this?
Do you want me to tell you
that I wish you got here sooner?
That I spent so
much time cooking,
that I've been waiting for you.
Do you want me to admit that
I think about you all the time,
so I can't remember Pao?
That's why I can't remember if he
was wearing blue or red or black
on the last day I saw him alive?
That I'm sure I
packed a scarf but
I've been looking all over for it,
and I can't find it, so I'm not sure.
Or do you want
me to tell you that
when I got home from Turkey, I didn't
know how to get through one day
because the pain was unbearable.
But ever since
we've been together,
one day is not enough,
the time is never enough.
Is that what you want me say?
Because
It's too late, June.
It's been five years.
I've loved you for five years.
When you knocked
on my door when you got home,
I gave myself a year,
then I decided I'd move on.
I should be in Berlin
by now, remember?
But you needed me.
So I stayed.
Because I love you.
But fuck, this isn't right.
I can't wait another year, June
for you to love me back.
I'd have forgotten you.
Marco, I love you.
You don't love me.
You just need me.
You're one of the kindest people
I've ever met.
You were more of a boyfriend
to her than her actual boyfriend.
But it's not me she wants,
so shut up about it.
Boss, she doesn't need to forget
her boyfriend in order to love you.
It's been Pao all this time.
Just don't think that Pao
is the one for her.
But I'm not the one for her.
It just so happened that
when she needed me, I was there.
You didn't come into her life,
so she could forget her past.
You were already there.
I'm sorry, too.
You're leaving tomorrow, right?
Tomorrow's Thursday. Your
grandma will miss you.
Yeah. It fell
on the same day of the flight.
By the way. Rain will be
staying in the unit for now.
If you need anything, just knock.
I already talked to him.
Actually, that's true
for all the tenants.
Actually, I was waiting for you.
I was going to invite you.
If you wanted
to have breakfast one last time?
All right.
I can't.
June, wait.
I'm leaving.
If you couldn't do it,
if you didn't like me,
why did you ask me to come here?
I can't sit still
and talk to you, eat with you,
knowing you're about to leave.
I can't do that.
I checked online. It's going
to be cold when you land.
Take care, okay?
June. Sir. She hasn't
paid for her order.
Hi Marco, Because of you,
I get to enjoy food again.
Wherever we find ourselves in the world,
I'll always wish I was dining with you.
Thank you very much. June.
You're not answering my calls.
I've known you
since you were in high school.
I raised both of you.
Then one day,
It's like I lost you, too.
I thought we would get
through this together.
But I realized that I'm
mourning with my family.
But you you were alone here.
Well, even when
he was still alive,
you always did prefer
being on your own.
Maybe because back then, I
couldn't accept that Pao was gone.
Even now, there are still days when
I can't believe that he's gone.
And I couldn't call you because
I didn't know how to explain why
we flew to Cappadocia as a couple
and only one of us came back.
And honestly, Auntie, I'd rather it
was Pao who returned from that trip.
What's this?
I shouldn't have
taken that, Auntie.
He bought that for you.
It's for you.
I understand.
If you need my
help, just call me.
And answer my calls, okay?
Hi, I'm Rain.
Marco's business partner.
Marco wanted me to give you this.
No problem.
And if you need
anything, just tell me.
Actually, there is something.
Every morning, I knock on that
door and say good morning.
Will that be awkward,
or will I disturb you if I knock?
Not really.
All right. It's okay.
Your hair looks nice today!
You look nice!
Don't give up,
you're up to Day 10!
14 days till Christmas!
I'm buying your present!
You learned a lot from me, huh?
When I'm gone, eat well, okay!
Why are you being more
considerate towards Rain?
What are you doing here?
What's it to you?
It's been 356 days. You should
have forgotten me already.
It's a leap year, June.
So that's why you came
back after just a month.
Come on, then. Drop me off.
Where?
Drop me off at work.
Why would I do that?
Well, isn't' that
what couples do?
The hell!
Why? Have I said yes to you?
Come on.
June, I'm only
here for two weeks.
I need to take
care of things there.
Come with me?
How long will you stay there?
About five years.
So in 2021, you'll say yes?
All right. When I get back.
You don't want it right now?
Five years? I can wait.
Come on!
No. I won't drop you off.
Come on! Say yes now!
Rain, I'll leave you to it.
I don't know if I'm
going to laugh or cry.
Is this even real?
Babe, my mother wants to drive me to
the airport. So I'm just waiting here.
Sure you don't want
anything from here?
Marco sent me his list last
night. I packed it already.
I'm sure you've landed.
I wanted to be the
one to pick you up.
You might be asleep then.
Babe, I'm in Istanbul!
There's so much
stuff in their airport.
I'll get them on the way home,
since we're going to Salt Lake.
How are you doing?
I loved the sunrise
photo you sent.
Babe, I see you!
I just want to drop my luggage so
I can run to you.
Babe, I miss you already, even if
I can see you.
I'm so weird.
Also, did you get taller?
I didn't! It's cold here,
did you bring a coat?
Of course.
Kat, why'd you wake me up?
Stop sulking and come with me.
Let's get you a US Visa.
Meme, the tour guide,
called me so early.
She's asking me to pay off the
balance for the Salt Lake tour
because Pao only paid
for the down payment.
He probably meant to pay the
rest of it once we landed.
Kat, do you think that's where
he planned to propose?
It doesn't matter now.
Did you hear what I said?
I said why don't you
just stay in the US?
Yeah
Pao's parents
spoke to me about it.
They said I could stay with
them if I end up going.
It's just that, I can't...
I can't...
I can't face them.
Did you get to say your goodbyes?
Yes
On our last day together,
we went by a shawarma shop.
Pao got in line. Not far from
that spot, there was a river.
I was looking at it. If I'd known
it was going to be our last day
It was so cold that day.
He was wearing a blue scarf.
June, none of it's your fault.
Hey
Still can't believe
I'm right here?
I know.
You'll have my face memorized
even with your eyes closed.
I want to remember it for
when I'm back home.
Take me with you.
Your luggage is roomy.
I'll fit in just fine.
Wow, I'm sure I can fit
in yours just as easily.
When do you think we'll
see each other again?
We've only been here two days.
Tell me when. So we can
plan ahead and save for it.
I still have to get
time off. So do you.
Let's get married?
So you can stay
with me in New York.
So we don't have to be apart.
That's your reason? You want to get
married so I can live in New York?
No...
It's just an added bonus.
I don't want to.
Your proposal is lame. No.
Come on.
No.
I'm serious.
You're seriously proposing?
Yeah, right. I can
tell when you're lying.
I know you're bluffing.
I'll do it.
I'll be the one to propose.
In 2016. It's a leap year.
I can propose then.
Where'd you pick that up?
Did Kat make that up?
No!
Then what?
Haven't you seen that movie?
It says a woman can
propose on a leap year.
Didn't we watch that together?
I hate you.
Never heard of that.
Whatever. That's when I'll do it.
Come on, let's eat.
I'm hungry. Let's eat something.
You want to eat?
We haven't had dinner.
Just sleep it off.
It's so early!
It's just nine o'clock. We haven't
had dinner. Just a few drinks.
Yeah? But I'm sleepy.
Okay, I'll get us something.
What do you want? I'll buy.
Fine, I'll do it. I'll buy.
I'll do it!
I'll just order a takeout.
I'll do it.
How? You don't know how to drive.
I'll walk.
Really now. It's so far.
I don't care.
Forget it. I'll do it, it's okay.
Can I come?
I'll do it.
I know Marco does these
things for you all the time.
If he wasn't such a nice
guy, I'd be jealous.
Why would you be jealous?
I'm coming with you.
No. I want to do it, okay?
Take care.
Okay.
Pao?
Pao?
Pao?
Pao?
He died before
reaching the hospital.
I really tried to call.
Maybe it's for the best that you
didn't answer.
Please don't cry.
I know you can do this.
You can do this.
Never forget, June.
I love you so much.
I'll always be here.
You'll never be alone.
We just left the cemetery.
We were all waiting for you.
I used the necktie you gave him.
I saw it in his luggage.
I hoped you you would come.
The weather was nice.
It was bright outside.
I felt Pao's presence, you know?
Stop crying now.
He's at peace now, June.
Can you check on her?
If you have some ice cream there,
she sure could use it.
I'll pay you back.
Hey bro, how are things?
June still has a fever.
I already told her
to go to the hospital.
She won't go because she's afraid
of needles.
Thanks by the way,
for the soup you made her.
It really helped.
She said it was really good.
Thank you, I owe you so much.
I'll return the favor.
I wanted you to
be the first to know.
June and I are going
to see each other!
Bro, we bought
your Turkish delights!
June got some from one
of the boxes. No, I did not!
Anyway, bro, take care! Bye!
Will I ever be okay again?
Did you eat anything?
I'll teach you something,
but it should be a secret, okay?
In 365 days, you'll be okay.
If it doesn't work?
Then begin again.
Marco, thank you for the food!
You put raisins in though.
I don't like raisins.
Can you take them out next time?
Yeah.
It's okay for you
to say good morning, June.
Ideally, just not this early
because we don't both wake up
at 7:00 a.m. to go to work.
But I also want to congratulate
you because
it's been a year!
Okay.
So you're off to work?
Why?
What do you mean "why"?
Why haven't you quit yet
when you don't have a trip
to save for anymore?
Or you're a sadist, and you're going back
there for Pao's first death anniversary.
In case you forgot,
that's over too.
June, you hate that job,
don't you? So leave it.
Quit your job.
Wow. Cause it's so easy.
And you're on full-speed, right?
It is easy!
You're young. Why don't you
look for a job you actually like?
It's been four years
since you graduated.
And please, buy
your own groceries.
I'm no longer cooking for you.
Let's accept that nobody's greeting
you with a "good morning" at 7:00 a.m.
Can you take it down a notch?
Everyone around you
gave you your space.
Look what happened.
You have no one to talk to.
Everyday you keep bugging me.
I should head to work.
Is that any good?
Let me try!
Wait, it's not done yet.
I'll leave you some. Stop.
I'll wait for it.
What are you up to, boss? Why
are you making a new dish?
Then when you don't show up,
customers will ask me for it.
I'll be here.
What day is tomorrow?
Thursday.
I won't be here.
See? I knew it.
It's not even for the menu.
I'm taking this home.
So you should get cooking. Go on.
That's neat. You're
taking that home?
You're cooking takeout just
when we're about to open?
Perfect timing, boss Marco!
Why are you even cooking?
Who is it for?
It's for a girl, isn't it?
And when it starts getting
serious, you'll chicken out.
Or is she ugly?
She's probably ugly,
so you don't bring her here.
So? Is there a girl?
Yes? No? Yes? No?
You said you won't
cook for me anymore.
You smell nice!
Just showered?
Going somewhere?
What's that?
Groceries. Won't be cooking for
you anymore, remember?
You can do it.
Perfect. I was planning to drink.
Let's drink?
Wow, you actually
agreed this time.
Is this your first time in here?
Well, you said you
were going to drink.
When you get
drunk, you talk to Pao.
I can hear it across the hall.
He might talk back.
That'd be a trip.
It's been a year though.
I really hope he visits.
I forgot. I'm actually busy.
I was watching
something. I'm going home.
Take this. You're such a
wimp. Stay. I'm going home.
You're scared to be
alone here, aren't you?
Why, did Pao show up?
Why would I be
scared if Pao visits me?
I want him to visit me.
Oh, my.
Why?
Why can't you stand being alone?
What are you saying?
I'm alone, aren't I?
Your first night here,
your TV was extremely loud!
For what? Watching cartoons.
And what about Pao?
What about him?
You talked to him every day.
What about it?
You wait for him to wake up,
then talk to him
until he falls asleep.
And his late nights
are your mornings.
Your nights, his mornings.
You just talk and
then what? Nothing!
You don't have time for sleep!
But you still have
to go to work, right?
June, you're not alone.
When Pao died, you knocked on my
door and said good morning every day.
Because you don't have anyone
to text good morning to.
What did I ever do to you?
Why are you doing this to me?
I'm not going to work!
Didn't you tell me
to eat on time? Manila time?
I just thought I'd ask if
you wanted to join me.
Yes, I did say that.
Okay. Wait downstairs.
I'll get dressed.
Wait. I don't have money. We're
not going out. I just cooked.
It's no big deal.
This is okay?
No.
Put a T-shirt on!
You don't like it?
I'm on a diet.
And not a big fan of hotdogs.
What about fruit instead?
All right.
I'm opening this, okay?
Okay.
Is this clean?
Yes, I washed them.
Thanks.
You've always been like that.
Whenever I'd get sick, one ring
from Pao and you'd have soup for me.
When we'd fight,
you'd buy the flowers.
If flowers don't do the trick,
you'd talk to me
until he and I were okay again.
You're like our therapist.
That's how it is. Not like
I have a choice.
By the way, I talked
to Auntie Vangie.
She knows that you were
splitting the rent for this unit.
When you finish paying, she said
she'll list you as the owner.
Yeah?
Yes. She said you're
not answering her calls.
If you want to sell
it back to me, you can.
Or you could offset the rent
here with us, if you like.
What?
June, what the hell? How many
times have I told you? Enough.
We set a deadline, remember?
He didn't do anything wrong that
I should want to forget about him.
It's my fault that he died.
So what do you want to do, use
up all the colors of Post-its?
Start another 365 days,
hoping all the guilt fades away?
You don't understand.
I lost my future, okay?
We had so many plans
and it all fell apart.
You know, we never even watched
a movie in the theater together?
Whenever we wanted to watch
something, it had to be on iTunes.
When our Wi-Fi would act up, the character
would be crying in New York at his house,
but I'd be at the part
where they're arguing.
Wait, you and Pao never
watched a movie together?
How old were you
when he went to the States?
I was 18, he was 19.
So when you moved here, you
were together for three years?
On our first anniversary,
he's not here.
It's not that big of a deal.
That one, that looks
good. In the Clouds.
Go and buy
popcorn. I'll catch up.
I'll take care of it.
What flavor?
Sour cream. Tell them to add
more. Nobody buys it anyway.
I also like sour cream.
So we're watching this then?
All of them.
All?
Okay. Sure!
If you were with Pao,
he wouldn't let you pay.
Your treat?
Yes!
Not so loud.
Hey!
I didn't notice
everyone already left.
Did you have fun?
Yes.
I think I watched more movies
tonight than in the last two years.
And it's the first time I've seen
the mall actually closing.
When Pao was still in Manila, they
wanted both of us home before sundown.
You experienced two things today.
It's nothing. Damn, I just realized
that there's so much you haven't done.
At least, in Cappadocia,
you've done it...
What?
Done it.
You know.
Chill. Nobody can hear us.
And so what if someone
hears. How old are you?
You're 26. How many years
were you together?
So what?
Nothing, just asking.
That sucks. You should
have at least done that.
You missed out on
a lot in life! Damn.
I was feeling a little weird in there.
I didn't want to mention it but
we were the last ones, and they
thought we were up to something.
Excuse me. I would never do that!
Never?
Never!
You're not the adventurous type?
You're wasting your
looks, your freedom.
I used to shrug it off. I get why
you were being such a prude
because you had a boyfriend.
But June, it's been
a year! Live a little!
I don't need to
do that. I'm good.
When you were with Pao,
didn't you try some things?
Sure!
Like what?
When we were in Turkey, we ate at
this place that sold shawarma, okay?
It was a corner shop, and I remember
that it was such a cold day.
The line was long,
and Pao waited.
And I was just
looking at the river.
When Pao came back,
he led me to the bridge.
We were admiring the river,
and he leaned in to kiss me.
Wow. That's pretty intense.
Lucky the cops didn't get to you.
You're laughing at me,
but it was different, okay?
You're so annoying.
He was 19 when we last saw each
other. The next time he was 27.
Then, three days after,
Pao's in the morgue.
They were asking me if he had travel
insurance for safekeeping his body.
Afterwards, I looked for the
Philippine Embassy's number for help.
When in reality, all I wanted to
do was to go back to our Airbnb
because my hands were so
cold, and I forgot my gloves.
I don't know why the universe
thought I could handle all that.
When for me, we should have just
picked up where we left off.
When I was 18 and he was 19.
Did you know that our
biggest plan in life at that time
was just to eat
at a fine dining restaurant?
Either here if he comes home,
or in New York if I would visit.
That's it. That was the extent
of our idea of a mature date.
To eat at a fine
dining restaurant.
I went from being all shy at the
airport to embalming to release forms.
It was that quick.
I'm okay.
Let's go?
I'm okay!
I just got home.
I was at the movies tonight.
Yes. In an actual cinema.
I think you would have enjoyed
the animated film we watched.
And the trailers were so good
for the movies next week.
Actually, there's one
that we want to see.
Is it okay if Marco and I
go to the movies again?
Yes, of course!
June Peleya.
So in this setup,
we had dinner in New York?
You and Pao?
Me and Marco, my companion.
Okay. I'll just change character.
You just taped this on?
Can I ask you something?
Sure!
How many first dates
have you gone on? A lot.
How many? Just tell me.
What is up with
women asking questions
when you already know that
the answer will hurt you.
How many girlfriends,
how many you've had sex with,
how many first dates
Why would I get hurt?
You're not my boyfriend.
So how many?
More than thirty?
So 40?
June, I'm 34. I'm free to date
whoever I want every night.
It's not a big deal for me.
But this first date,
it's special to me.
And for me.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Give me a sec to get something.
What is it?
Why is there a cake?
It's not my birthday.
And your birthday is not in
a few months. Why the cake?
It's for you.
Why?
One candle for every year you
should have celebrated with Pao.
Blow them out.
When we were in Turkey,
we went to this shawarma shop
and the line was so long,
but Pao stood in line,
and he was able to buy some.
When he walked over
to me, I was freezing.
Good thing he had a scarf on.
It was black like his clothes.
He let me borrow it.
The shawarma was good.
But this looks like a winner!
Let's eat.
Go on. You must
be sleepy. Go to bed.
Okay. You must be sleepy.
Not really. Go on, get some rest.
Goodnight. Goodnight.
Thank you. The food was great.
Goodnight. Teach me, okay?
What?
Okay.
Kat!
June!
What's up? You're cooking?
Yes! I cooked. Here. Come in.
I'm glad you could
come. Thank you.
Sinigang. Your favorite!
You know how to make sinigang?
Come, sit. I'll serve you a bowl.
Yes, Marco taught me how
because it was on the list
that Pao and I wanted to do.
Cook Filipino food.
Wait, I'm confused.
Marco taught you because you
and Pao were supposed to do it.
That's a weird setup.
It's not. I'm really lucky.
So where is that saint right now?
It's Thursday so he's in Tagaytay
at his grandmother's.
Wow, you really
know his schedule.
It's like you're dating.
It's nothing like that.
It's not like that.
I'm not teasing! I'm
happy for you, June.
You're finally giving
yourself a chance.
Kat, it's not like that.
No, it's really not.
If you say so.
Quick. Taste it.
This is my favorite, June!
Is it good?
It needs more fish sauce.
I'm getting some.
Must be saltier.
But it's good!
You don't need to drop me off.
I can take care of myself.
I'm not gonna trip.
Good morning.
I missed you!
No, it's because June kept
talking about you yesterday.
Hey! I didn't say anything.
Nothing.
Let's go?
Let's go!
Where are you headed?
She has driving
lessons on Fridays.
Want us to drop
you off? I'll drive.
Come on. I know how.
Wow, okay. Let's
try. Get dressed first.
No. this is fine.
Hey. Go change first.
Hey, put a jacket on.
And your shoes and your socks
and get your wallet
and bag! Don't forget.
Your socks are cute.
So are you!
It's really hot today.
We even missed our stop
when we dropped off Kat.
But I think you'll be happy.
I know to drive now.
Do you think
if I knew how to drive in Turkey,
you'd still be alive?
Maybe.
But Marco said I drive so slow.
Is it okay that we're
always together?
Of course!
Really?
So you really come
here every Thursday?
I bet your grandmother's house
is beautiful.
You could say that.
The weather's nice.
Hi, Ma. This is June.
Hi, ma'am.
Come sit down.
Is it just you who comes
here every Thursday?
Why do you seem nervous?
No, I'm not.
No one. Mommy and daddy
are buried in Cebu.
Why are you here?
They were gone first.
I was nine-years-old then,
so my grandma took me in.
She took care of me, and eventually,
I started calling her "Mama."
I had a really hard time.
I didn't understand the people
here, I didn't like the food,
and I was always in a bad mood.
I wanted so badly to go back
to our actual house in Cebu.
But we didn't have
other relatives there.
So my grandma raised
me here. My mama.
She taught me the
trick I've told you.
She said I kept crying,
and it was only the first month.
So there.
This is what I
wanted to do for Pao.
But he's buried in the US.
June, Mama's been gone
from here for years.
Why don't you give
Pao a place to rest?
I made her a playlist during her
first few days in the hospital.
The nurses agreed to let us
play this quietly on her floor
because this is her favorite.
I didn't know the original
was this good. I know this song.
Really?
Are those the actual steps?
With snapping.
You try.
You wanna dance?
Sure!
Grandma liked to dance?
Of course!
Is that how it goes?
I met Marco's
grandmother earlier.
It was nice. I loved
her favorite song.
It would have been nice
for us to meet her.
I saw you earlier.
You seemed happy.
Are you happy?
Are you okay?
Of course!
I'm applying for a new job.
A book curator's assistant.
It would look good on my resume.
During events, I could
probably network.
I feel like I've been accepted.
Really?
I'm going to the mall later.
Get my picture taken.
Here.
What the hell?
That will do. That's your ticket.
It's so ugly.
It's not bad. You look pretty.
Just when I took a bite.
If you use that photo,
they'll hire you, no question.
Cool, right?
Thank you.
Hey, here.
It's okay. It's not a big deal.
I even put an axe through
my head, but I still didn't win.
I said I would come help you.
You did everything anyway.
Wow.
So, I cooked a bunch of dishes.
Okay. Let's eat.
Is it okay if we
exchange gifts first?
You're too excited.
Come on
Fine.
Wait, me first! Me first!
Yours took so much effort.
I got you a simple gift.
May I see?
Actually, I made this.
But it means something.
You're ready to watch
movies on your own!
Just not cartoons,
you'll fall asleep!
Buy: 1 jumbo sour cream popcorn
Are you cold? Here,
I'll give you a quote.
Why this?
We're not watching movies
together anymore?
It's not like that. I want to.
But remember, I'll
be in Berlin next year.
That's not a sure thing yet.
It is. You're the only
one saying it's not.
Because you're a hater.
But by next year, you should be
able to watch movies on your own.
Without Kat, without
Pao, without me.
So you should know these things.
You should be fine on your own.
You should start
getting used to it.
Hey, don't rush me.
Okay, my turn!
Wait. This isn't
yours. It's for my mom.
It says Marco.
Look. It says Mama.
No, it's Marco.
Hey! Don't! Give it to me.
What's this?
It's probably something
really personal for me.
I like it.
This is great. Thank you.
The sales lady said that at your
age, you like practical things.
You love cooking, right? That's
perfect for when you cook this.
You're right!
Thank you.
Really? Do you like it?
Just kidding! I have another
present for you.
This is your real present.
So, I got my first paycheck.
I went a little over
our budget by 500 pesos.
There. Merry Christmas.
You spoil me. Thank you.
Is this for real?
Yes!
But don't open it yet!
Don't open it yet.
Why?
Just cause.
When?
Later. Give it to
me, I'll put it here.
Please. Do it later.
Open the gift when you're leaving
for Berlin because it's a surprise.
It's also my going away gift.
Give me that. Let's put it here.
Want some?
Want some?
All right.
Wow, this looks good.
Really? You like it?
What's this?
How long did it take
you to cook this?
Not long. I just bought that.
So what did you do?
What can I do?
Her parents are threatening
to put us in jail.
But you guys kissed?
I don't want to go home yet.
I called you earlier,
but your phone was busy.
Because I also dialed
your number at twelve.
We probably called
at the same time.
What?
Nothing. I said Happy New Year!
June, I hope you'll be
really happy this year!
Thank you! Enjoy! Happy New Year!
Look, it's so pretty!
We ate at this shawarma
place in Turkey.
I know I've told you this before.
He was wearing red.
And the line was so long.
And he didn't want to wait in
the line because it was so cold.
We ended up not eating anything.
You said he was
wearing blue back then.
That's what you said.
Red!
Red!
Blue! You told me it was blue.
Or black. I guess I
remember it differently.
You're wrong. It was red.
Are you okay, June?
Yes.
You seem off today.
Nothing.
Omgg that looks
yummy! I'm jealous haha!
June, are you okay?
June, open up! Come on!
June! Open up!
June, what happened?
Are you hurt?
Did you fall?
June, what is it?
What happened?
Does something hurt?
What happened? Tell me.
Tell me what happened.
I deleted everything on accident!
I deleted everything on accident!
It's all gone.
Pao's messages are gone.
I deleted all of them.
Now I don't have
anything to go back to.
It's broken. I don't know.
I can't open it.
And it's gone. It's all gone.
I was looking for them. How
could I get through all of them?
We'll get it fixed.
It won't open.
That's enough.
Enough.
We can still get it fixed.
We'll get them back.
You made it. It's not twelve yet.
I cooked. Come, sit down.
I'm sorry. It's not perfect, but I
did everything like you taught me.
Come, sit. Let's eat.
This bread was on sale,
so I was able to buy it.
Why are you saving money?
You're not getting married.
You just came
from the restaurant?
I bet you had lots of customers.
Are you okay?
Did you get sick?
Because I knock on your door
every day. You don't answer.
And I kept calling you
What are you doing?
Am I not supposed to?
Nevermind. I didn't know.
What are you doing, June?
Nothing
Your shirt
is the same as Pao's
the last time we were together.
And his scarf was
the same color...
The one he lent me
because I was freezing.
June, no. That's
not what you told me.
You said he was wearing blue,
and you were wearing white.
When you said that for the eighth
time last month, you said it was red.
You said you didn't have a scarf,
but in another story, you had one.
What the fuck?
Can you stop it with
this goddamn story?
What is so important
about that story?
What's so special about it, that it's
the only thing that stuck with you?
I thought we were doing okay.
But what happened?
You just clung on to me, right?
Right?
Right?
What do you want me to say?
Last month, we were okay, June.
We were so happy together.
Then two weeks ago, you broke down
because you deleted Pao's messages.
And now, we're having
a Valentine's dinner?
June, what the hell is this?
Do you want me to tell you
that I wish you got here sooner?
That I spent so
much time cooking,
that I've been waiting for you.
Do you want me to admit that
I think about you all the time,
so I can't remember Pao?
That's why I can't remember if he
was wearing blue or red or black
on the last day I saw him alive?
That I'm sure I
packed a scarf but
I've been looking all over for it,
and I can't find it, so I'm not sure.
Or do you want
me to tell you that
when I got home from Turkey, I didn't
know how to get through one day
because the pain was unbearable.
But ever since
we've been together,
one day is not enough,
the time is never enough.
Is that what you want me say?
Because
It's too late, June.
It's been five years.
I've loved you for five years.
When you knocked
on my door when you got home,
I gave myself a year,
then I decided I'd move on.
I should be in Berlin
by now, remember?
But you needed me.
So I stayed.
Because I love you.
But fuck, this isn't right.
I can't wait another year, June
for you to love me back.
I'd have forgotten you.
Marco, I love you.
You don't love me.
You just need me.
You're one of the kindest people
I've ever met.
You were more of a boyfriend
to her than her actual boyfriend.
But it's not me she wants,
so shut up about it.
Boss, she doesn't need to forget
her boyfriend in order to love you.
It's been Pao all this time.
Just don't think that Pao
is the one for her.
But I'm not the one for her.
It just so happened that
when she needed me, I was there.
You didn't come into her life,
so she could forget her past.
You were already there.
I'm sorry, too.
You're leaving tomorrow, right?
Tomorrow's Thursday. Your
grandma will miss you.
Yeah. It fell
on the same day of the flight.
By the way. Rain will be
staying in the unit for now.
If you need anything, just knock.
I already talked to him.
Actually, that's true
for all the tenants.
Actually, I was waiting for you.
I was going to invite you.
If you wanted
to have breakfast one last time?
All right.
I can't.
June, wait.
I'm leaving.
If you couldn't do it,
if you didn't like me,
why did you ask me to come here?
I can't sit still
and talk to you, eat with you,
knowing you're about to leave.
I can't do that.
I checked online. It's going
to be cold when you land.
Take care, okay?
June. Sir. She hasn't
paid for her order.
Hi Marco, Because of you,
I get to enjoy food again.
Wherever we find ourselves in the world,
I'll always wish I was dining with you.
Thank you very much. June.
You're not answering my calls.
I've known you
since you were in high school.
I raised both of you.
Then one day,
It's like I lost you, too.
I thought we would get
through this together.
But I realized that I'm
mourning with my family.
But you you were alone here.
Well, even when
he was still alive,
you always did prefer
being on your own.
Maybe because back then, I
couldn't accept that Pao was gone.
Even now, there are still days when
I can't believe that he's gone.
And I couldn't call you because
I didn't know how to explain why
we flew to Cappadocia as a couple
and only one of us came back.
And honestly, Auntie, I'd rather it
was Pao who returned from that trip.
What's this?
I shouldn't have
taken that, Auntie.
He bought that for you.
It's for you.
I understand.
If you need my
help, just call me.
And answer my calls, okay?
Hi, I'm Rain.
Marco's business partner.
Marco wanted me to give you this.
No problem.
And if you need
anything, just tell me.
Actually, there is something.
Every morning, I knock on that
door and say good morning.
Will that be awkward,
or will I disturb you if I knock?
Not really.
All right. It's okay.
Your hair looks nice today!
You look nice!
Don't give up,
you're up to Day 10!
14 days till Christmas!
I'm buying your present!
You learned a lot from me, huh?
When I'm gone, eat well, okay!
Why are you being more
considerate towards Rain?
What are you doing here?
What's it to you?
It's been 356 days. You should
have forgotten me already.
It's a leap year, June.
So that's why you came
back after just a month.
Come on, then. Drop me off.
Where?
Drop me off at work.
Why would I do that?
Well, isn't' that
what couples do?
The hell!
Why? Have I said yes to you?
Come on.
June, I'm only
here for two weeks.
I need to take
care of things there.
Come with me?
How long will you stay there?
About five years.
So in 2021, you'll say yes?
All right. When I get back.
You don't want it right now?
Five years? I can wait.
Come on!
No. I won't drop you off.
Come on! Say yes now!
Rain, I'll leave you to it.