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Bliss Scandal Part 1 Better [repack] | Muntinlupa

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Elena blinked. The old barangay plaza had been transformed. In place of the muddy oval where kids used to play tumbang preso with empty cans, there was now a polished granite promenade. Smart lamps, shaped like budding lotus flowers, lined a paved walkway. And at the center—impossible, yet there—was a choreographed fountain, its jets of water dancing to a remixed kundiman song.