FLASHBACK
“Rosanna, it’s your turn!” shouted a gay crew member at her.
She was poor and worked as an extra in shoots—whether for movies or TV dramas. She was one of those who dreamed of rising up and escaping poverty. Her parents were dead, and since they were not wealthy, she couldn’t finish her second year of college. Luckily, she loved watching Hollywood movies on her neighbor’s TV, so she learned the proper pronunciation and gestures. She could easily act like a rich person, even though she was poorer than a rat.
So, even though she was far away in Davao, when she was offered a role as a river fairy, she accepted. With the kind of face she had and the body she possessed, no one would refuse her charm. Still, she couldn’t land a good break. More than once, her colleagues urged her to
