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Magnolia (Lotlot De Leon) is carrying out her last act of vengeance against the Terras and the individual who took her husband's life. Meanwhile, will Amira (Elle Villanueva) succeed in rescuing her daughter from Portia's hands? #GMANetwork #GMADrama #Kapuso
Magnolia (Lotlot De Leon) is carrying out her last act of vengeance against the Terras and the individual who took her husband's life. Meanwhile, will Amira (Elle Villanueva) succeed in rescuing her daughter from Portia's hands? #GMANetwork #GMADrama #Kapuso
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