1. The House on Zapote Street by Quijano de Manila
... who spoke almost no Tagalog, and two very fierce dogs, chained to the front door in the day time, unchained in the front yard at night. The house of Zapote Street is in the current architectural cliche: the hoity-toity Philippine split-level suburban style-a half-story perched above the living ... begging to be let in. I couldn't have it!" In the end the two brothers rode back to Sta. Mesa, where Leonardo spent the night. When he returned to the house on Zapote the next day, his father-in-law greeted him with a sarcastic question: "Where were you? At a basketball game?" Leonardo became...
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