Inday Sara Duterte is silent in her relationship to his father Mayor Rodrigo Duterte. However, here she is disclosing what her father had done during his college days in law.

Inday Sara shares that her father was a man that never missed any of her school’s Recognition Day quoting “because he always wanted to be the one to pin my ribbons and medals.” And just like any other parent especially yours, her father is like a nonstop recorder who keeps repeating that “education is everything” time and time again. Inday Sarah recalled in her post.

Sarah also added, “He did not emphasize excellence in academics though. The medals were merely a bonus,”

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The story and post goes this way:

“When I heard his voice I couldn’t speak. Every word disappeared in the surge of emotions. I could only cry. His first question was “asa ka (where are you)?”

I howled like a wounded wolf. Then I sensed that he was already alarmed as he repeatedly asked me where I was. At that point, I thought, he could be thinking I was raped.

But you see, I was dejected. I cried non-stop — like a dying dog.

There was silence at the other end of the phone before he asked me: “Buntis ka?

That was the moment when I started to laugh. I laughed so hard, really hard — like a hyena desperate for air. That kind of face.

I thought to myself — why do men think women who call them crying are pregnant. Gentlemen, why?

As I continued laughing, he blurted out “nabuang ka (are you going crazy)?”

I thought he’s now thinking I’m drunk.

I tried to catch my breath and simply said “naglisod ko sa akong Wills and Succession (I am having a hard time with Wills and Succession).”

I could hear the exasperation in his voice as he retorted: “The answers are not in your tears. Go back to your books!”

Ending the story with, “And yes, I think he cried tears of joy,” her story ended. “Because I was not a pregnant highschool drop-out.”