John Knox Vill

Sisters Ninay and Tonette find their once unbreakable bond tested when they fall for the same man. What begins as sibling rivalry soon spirals into a dangerous game of passion, jealousy, and desire.

A woman seeking excitement meets a man who brings light and meaning to her world.

Dado is loving and responsible husband. He also told stories to his loyal customers, Alas and Pablo the secret of his strong relationship with Isay and how to treat women correctly. Eventually, the origin of the saying "Kwentong Barbero" will unfold as Dado shares his love conquest tales.

The phrase "paint me a picture" is repetitive phrase used by Sophie to start conversation. This has a reference to the common icebreaker and the painting as an art itself. More importantly, paint me a picture is an imperative statement to create something from nothing.

The life of a man who has only been living for himself is turned upside-down when he encounters someone that reminds him of what he once yearned for- a family.

The phrase "paint me a picture" is repetitive phrase used by Sophie to start conversation. This has a reference to the common icebreaker and the painting as an art itself. More importantly, paint me a picture is an imperative statement to create something from nothing.