Gina finds out Popoy's sacrifice, thus she runs back into his arms. Popoy, in all his guilt, decides to give up that world in which he thrived and survived. It breaks Gina's heart to learn that what might have been the one true thing in this cynical world could also turn out to be a sham. Popoy might have been like any other guy after all. Gina doubts their friendship and Popoy's sincerity. His friends press-ganged on him to validate his manhood by saying that he has slept with Gina. He has been eyed for a promotion yet rumors about his sexual orientation prove to be a hindrance. But before anyone realizes and expresses how he/she truly feels, peer pressure caused Popoy to betray Gina. In no time, they discover and fall for the real person behind the cloud of labels affixed on the other. Popoy and Gina have no choice but to team-up and help their agency create a winning pitch. But when it comes to the pursuit of a 400 million account, no personal difference matters. Both knew that the other exists, but not worth pursuing amid piles of work and not to mention their unfavorable first impressions of each other. Her reputation among men precedes anything she may have to prove about herself. Gina (Joyce Jimenez), on the other hand, looks like the typical bimbo, whose appeal lies mainly on the bulk between her shoulders and waist. He dresses himself neatly, he sweats perfume, he respects the female species in a way that he refuses to see them as sex objects, and he lives with his grandmother. Popoy (Aga Mulach) is a handsome and eligible bachelor, but instead of the usual macho activities a guy of this day and age would indulge in, Popoy is more interested in culinary pursuits and better-living breakthroughs. This movie, created by Jose Javier Reyes, Hero Angeles and Sandara Park, scores 5.7 on IMDb. But since they have also developed a friendship through their text messages before they met, both decide to give love a chance. The cultural differences and the language barrier add to their frustration. Ryan and Daisy develop an instant irritation towards each other. Then he discovers that the girl he is talking with on the phone and the owner of the term paper is one and the same- the Korean girl. He contacts the person selling the phone and eventually became friends with her. At that same day, he also comes across a cellphone ad. Ryan encounters what he thinks is the worst term paper ever written. Ryan is a part-time typist of term papers, while Daisy is a Korean immigrant studying in the Philippines. Ryan (Hero Angeles) and Daisy (Sandara Park) are just among the many students in the Filipino University Belt. Two very unlikely individual can't help but fall in love with each other deeply the more they hate about each other.
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