Villa Quintana (2013)

Isagani is the love child of Robert Quintana and Lumeng but grows up thinking his father is Felix. He lives a simple farm life with his parents. He eventually falls for Lynette, whom Don Manolo thinks is the daughter of Robert and Lumeng. She grows up in a comfortable, affluent home. She returns Isagani's affections and their love for each other becomes television's finest romantic tale. Felix willingly married Lumeng to save her from disgrace because he always loved her, and he willingly accepts Isagani as his own. He is kind, understanding, patient, and a fierce fighter for what he believes in. Robert Quintana, the only son of Don Manolo and the real father of Isagani, falls in love with Lumeng but Don Manolo is against it because Lumeng is not from a prominent landed family. Robert was Lumeng's first love but she eventually marries Felix. Smart and fearless, she has a strong, positive outlook. She focuses on possibilities rather than life's challenges and will stand up and fight for her family and for what they rightfully deserve. Lumeng is not in favor of the relationship between Isagani and Lynette because of how the Quintanas treated her when she was younger. But Isagani continues to fight for his love for Lynette, despite his mother's objections and the Quintanas' plans to marry Lynette off to a young man from a wealthy, influential clan. Being educated abroad, Lynette affirms her independence and upholds her right to choose the man she loves, which results in a bitter struggle with her family, particularly her grandfather Don Manolo, who is against any type of modernization. Nothing can separate Isagani and Lynette, not even manipulative pressure from the Quintanas. Everything changes when Lumeng discovers a secret of the Quintanas that overturns odds, a detail from the past that affects the fate of the young couple's love for each other.