It was around eight in the evening when the newlywed couple took their leave from their house, where the wedding reception was. A helicopter was rented to transport them to Panglao, Bohol, where they would spend at least a week for their honeymoon.
Panglao was an island about sixty-four kilometers away from Dumaguete City. Rosetta thought it was better since it was nearer. They had to go back on the second of November, however, to visit the graves of their loved ones, a tradition they kept doing annually, just like any other Filipinos—not to mention the city fiesta on the twenty-fifth of November. All Saints Day and All Souls Day were busiest during this month, followed by Christmas and New Year.
Rosetta was nervous since it was her first time to fly, narrowing her eyes as the rotor of
