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001. EXT. ABANDONADONG BLDG. GABI


Maglalakad ng mabilis si ANGELO at susubukang hawakan sa braso si ANA.


ANGELO

Ana anong nagawa kong mali? 


ANA

Ewan ko.


Itututok ni Ana ang baril sa ulo ni Angelo. 



002. INT. MUSEUM. HAPON


Dahang-dahan humhinga si ANGELO at pinakikiramdaman niya ang nakakabinging kaba na nagingibabaw sa kanyang dibdib kasabay ang pagkuskos ng palad habang paulit-ulit na tinitignan sa kaniyang smartphone. 


ANGELO

One thing for sure, I deserve this. 


Diretsong nakatitig si Angelo sa isang eskultura. Patuloy ang panginginig ng kamay nito, kasabay ang pasok ng mga notifications at ilang tawag.


Maririnig ang maingay na takong ni ANA papalapit kay Angelo na umaalingawngaw sa Musuem. 


Pinagmamasdan ni Ana mula ulo hanggang paa si Angelo at di maiiwasan na mapairap dulot ng iritasyon.


ANA

Ang ingay. 


Mapapalingon si Angelo kay Ana at pagmamasdan ang suot nitong purong itim na coat. 


ANGELO

Buti nagpakita na ulit. Wel, Thank you. Nurse. Board Top Notcher and hmm, condolences.


ANA

Ah, achiever.


Lilipat ang tingin ni Ana sa eskultura, titikhim at matatahimik si Ana. Dahang-dahan tutulo ang luha ni Ana, at papahirin ng mabilis. 


ANA

No. I am not grieving. 


Tatango lamang si Angelo at hihinga ng malalim. Hindi maiwasan na kukuskusin ang palad sa mukha, hihigitin ang kamay ni Ana at maglalakad palabas ng Museum. 


003. EXT. MUSEUM - EMERGENCY EXIT. HAPON


Habang naglalakad, magsisindi ng sigarilyo si Angelo. Aalukin ng sigarilyo ni Angelo si Ana. 


ANGELO

Wala ka nang singsing? 


Patuloy ang paghithit ni Ana habang titingin sa kawalan.


ANA

Divorced. I had to, hindi ko sasayangin ang mga araw ko na alam kong hindi lang ako ang mahal. 


Bibitawan at tatapakan ang sigarilyo.


ANA

Nangaliwa. 


ANGELO

Ah. Insecured.


Natawa lamang si Ana dahil hindi makapaniwala sa narinig, mapapataas ang kilay nito. Naglakad palayo si Ana. 



003. INT. MUSEUM. GABI


Muling magkikita ang dalawa. Makikita ni Ana si Angelo sa tapat ng isang eskultura.

ANA

Kanina ka pa naghihintay?


ANGELO

Oum. Ang tagal, pero ok lang. Dito ka lang. 


ANA

You’re not okay, kahit may narating ka na sa     buhay. Malungkot ka pa rin.


Magtitigan lang ang dalawa, babalik ang tingin sa eskultura. Blankong mukha ang ipapakita ni Ana.


005. EXT. ABANDONADONG BUILDING - BALKONAHE. GABI. 


Nililibot ni Ana ang abandonadong building habang hawak ang sigarilyo. Hindi maikakaila ang pandidiri ni Ana sa lugar, mapapairap ito at magpapagpag ng damit. 


ANA

Dito ka pa rin pala nakatira.


ANGELO

Hindi naman basta-basta nagbabago ang lugar. Tao lang ang ganoon.


ANA

Ah okay. Kaya ba bigla mo ko pinagpalit? Pinaniwala mo ako, na ako lang!


ANGELO

Kaya ba bigla ka nag asawa? Tapos wala na. 


ANA

Hindi naman nawala ang lungkot ko kahit nag-asawa ako.


ANGELO

Sasaya ka ba sa’kin, Ana?


ANA

Hangad kong sumaya sa’yo. Maraming aspeto ang relasyon, hindi mo maibigay.


Malungkot ang mga mata nitong tumingin kay Angelo, sabay ang paghihila sa gatilyo nito. 


ANA

Hindi mo ako mahal. Parehas lang tayong malungkot. Nagkatagpo lamang tayo.


Unti-unting tinututok ni Ana ang baril sa ulo nito. Isang malakas na putok ng baril ang maririnig.


-WAKAS-

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