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‎Gangs of Manila Episode 55

‎Gangs of Manila Episode 55 Rigor confronts Colonel Suarez over the missing meth, Ramon conducts DNA test on David

‎At the hospital, Mokang was worried about her father’s condition and told her mother that she was scared the worst would happen.

‎She had to come up with something to save her father quickly. Nita told her to go  home and have a sleep because she would go to work.

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‎Tanggol was still contemplating whether to ask Marcing for a loan or to go back to stealing. He was scared that Mokang would be upset, if she discovered that the money he gained was from stealing.

‎Berting went to confront Tanggol and his group, reminding them that they were living under his roof so he had to ensure they did not bring him any problems.

‎He wondered why Tanggol was late and offered to go with them if that would make him know he was safe. Tanggol revealed to him that he had found a job at an eatery in Tondo.

‎Supremo and his group also promised to find a decent job in order to cater for themselves. Mr Berting offered to assist them to find the job.

‎Once he left, Enteng asked Tanggol why he couldn’t ask for the loan because he had told him that he would ask.

‎Mokang arrived home and the gossip couldn’t shut their mouths. Soon, Mama Janeth gave her a surprise visit to ask about her father’s condition.

‎Once she heard that Marcing was fighting between life and death, she told her the good news that Albert was willing to pay all the necessary amounts for her father to undergo the surgery.

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‎Mokang was not ready to throw away her principles but Mama Janeth did not see why she had to think about principles at this time.

‎She advised her to forgo her principles to save her father, reminding her about how Albert was head over heels for her.

‎Tanggol approached Berting to seek for loan but Berting couldn’t give him some. He was not earning much from his bar and had lost his side job through Tanggol.

‎He advised Tanggol not to do more than he could for Mokang. Tanggol said he was only concerned and pitied Mokang as the girl was going through a lot in her effort in saving her father.

‎As the Dimaguiba family was worried about David, he was going to conduct his DNA test and was even promised to live with the Montenegros.

‎Ramon told the doctor to make the job top priority so that he could get the results early. Since his father said he should get something worthwhile doing with his life, he returned to school.

‎Tanggol and his friends also asked for their leave for work. Marites wanted to get a lawyer in order to gain legal advice on how to defend Tanggol.

‎Noy believed it would cost a fortune but Tes was also sure there were public lawyers who would offer their services for free.

‎Rigor was summoned by Colonel Suarez. He confronted Suarez for the empty brief case he saw at the evidence room. Colonel scolded him for going there because the evidence room was a restricted area.

‎Rigor said he was doing a follow up and he did not like what he saw. Colonel Suarez didn’t like the tone of Dimaguiba. He said he had given the meth to Pacheco so Dimaguiba could file a case.

‎He reminded Rigor that he was not an investigator but a patrol man so he and Mendoza should go to Quiapo to keep an eye on the drugs dealers to see if there were potential places the unit could reid.

‎Rigor still felt that Suarez wanted to keep him in the dark. He returned to his office to tell Mendoza and Lena about how he confronted Suarez over the missing çøçà¡ne.

‎While David was still putting up his drama to impress Olga and to make Ramon believed he was his son and Dimaguiba had been a good father to him so he wanted to return home, Tanggol also kept thinking about Mokang.

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‎Source: www.spotonnews.net

Joyceline Natally Cudjoe

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