Hospitality runs in our Filipino blood.
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- Grab her Aunt's right hand and do the honoring gesture, pagmamano.
- Good Morning, Aunt Marites. It's been a year since you came and visit my mom.
- I just came to see your mother. I miss her. Is she here?
- Oh. Apparently, she went to the grocery to buy some stuff. Please, come in first and have some snacks while waiting.
- Thank You.
- No Aunt Marites. Mom said to entertain our guest.
- Have a seat, Aunt Marites. I'll get you some snacks.
- Don't bother. I'm full.
- Lily was busy playing computer games when she heard a knock on the door.
- I hope there are some snacks left here. Mom's still on the grocery. 
- One of their close relatives visited unexpectedly.
- Here's your snack Aunt Marites. Please have some while waiting for my mom.
- Thank you, Lily. You are really a good kid. Marisol raised you well.
- Lily went to their kitchen to get some snacks. 
- Marites, where have you been? I missed you. Do you  know that I am so worried about you? How are you? Are you here for good?
- Thank you. Being hospitable runs in our blood. Filipino people are very hospitable and generous. even if you're a stranger asking for help, they will help you no atter what.
- I'm  fine Marisol. Don't worry about me. I can handle myself.  
- You raised your daughter well. She knows how to talk with other people. She's very hospitable to me.
- Lily prepares her Aunt Marites' snack. 
- While having a short conversation with her Aunt, later on, her mother arrives. 
- Marisol and Marites were so glad that they have seen each other after a year. They can't contain their happiness because Marites was out of reach for the past years.  Marisol cared a lot for Marites and she was always sad because of Marites' unreachable.
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