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-Kring kring- "who is calling cookie" I asked my voice automated .4 inch iphone12z "its Miss Pellaso ma'am" he replied "answer her call now! Please and thank you cookie" I demanded cookie. After which I heard the voice of Noche saying "hi dhaii! Busy ka?" I replied "nope why?" she asked me another question "how many days will be your free schedule?" I answered "as far as I'm concerned my free schedule is more or less weeks, why?" she answered "uhmm, we will be going to the state of Palawan the day after tomorrow I already have your tickets here see" I said giggling "don't make me laugh dhaii! We're not on video call silly" she laughed at herself and said this "hihihi, anyways I'll be leaving today and you'll be leaving the day after tomorrow." I answered "yeah sure bye" but before I could hang up she said "and another thing you owe me four thousand eight hundred –toot toot toot- " after our conversation I ordered cookie to call my house helper named joi to prepare my things for Palawan since I need to go to kapatagan city to arrange important matters before I leave. After a thirty minute helicopter ride to kapatagan city I met engr. Novibelle Senajon my elementary and high school classmate she have engineered twenty 10Star hotels in Asia and over seventy five business buildings around the world. She is now engaged with a Filipino-European guy. And she is now helping me construct one of the worlds first 12Star hotel and business-cultural circle on the mountain top. But before I could bid her goodbye she invited me for a cup-cake with her fiancé of course I can't say no to her invitation since I haven't met her fiancé I was eagered to meet him since I treat her as my aunt way back in high school . We had a ten minute cable-car ride to what she calls the garden of princess cup-cake. As the cable car stopped I asked engr. Senajon if this was the place and she just moved her head up and down which meant yes. As we entered the garden I said wow to myself as we entered
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