Relatives Friend

In the bustling town of Cavite, four young men, each bearing different family names, unknowingly share a profound connection that intertwines their lives. At the center of their tangled fates lies one woman: Abelia Macalino, their mother. Her recent passing has left behind a web of secrets stretching across cultures and continents, with each son now seeking answers to their unknown pasts.

Senji Takahashi, half Filipino and half Japanese, was raised by the Fujimoto family after the tragic death of his biological father. Returning to Cavite, he is haunted by unanswered questions about his birth mother, Abelia, and the heritage he never fully embraced.

Jaszer Park, the second son, grew up with his mother’s sister, Sheena, longing for the father he never knew. As he steps into adulthood, his return to Cavite is marked by a desire to uncover the truth about his mother’s difficult choices and his identity as a half Filipino, half Korean man.

Abel Aziz, Abelia’s favorite son, experienced a life of luxury but also deep-seated resentment toward his mother for her decisions. His return to Cavite brings a flood of memories that challenge his understanding of family, love, and the sacrifices made by those he thought he knew.

McKenzie Davis, the youngest brother, was abandoned as a child and raised by a local politician. Drawn to Cavite by an unexplainable pull, he embarks on a journey to discover his true heritage, confronting the tragic circumstances surrounding his birth and the mother he never knew.

Unbeknownst to them, the four young men forge a strong bond of friendship, supporting each other through their personal struggles while remaining oblivious to the truth that ties them together: they are brothers. As they navigate their intertwined destinies, secrets about their shared lineage begin to unravel, leading them on a journey of self-discovery and reconnection.