Huwag Kang Mangamba

With nowhere else to go, Mira, a blind orphan, goes to Hermoso in hopes of finding her mother. Joy, a troubled teenager, struggles to find a place in her father's new family. Their paths soon get intertwined one fateful night.

Embroiled in a separate accident, Mira and Joy find themselves at death's door. A miracle soon occurs, sparking a spiritual awakening in the once-religious town of Hermoso.

Simon thinks of a way to boost Miguel’s popularity as the news of Deborah’s miraculous deed breaks out. Learning about Mira’s resurrection, Joy tracks her down.

Joy joins the political rally of the Advinculas as proof of Deborah's miracle. However, she continues to believe that Deborah and Mira are only using their faith to take advantage of people.

Agatha suspects that Joy remembers her mother's death. To protect the Advinculas, Tomas resolves to put the blame on Pio when Rafa gets in trouble at the bar.

Miguel finds himself in shock upon seeing Mira. Despite Joy's warning, Mira seeks Deborah's help in fulfilling Bro's will. The faith healer, however, finds an opportunity to discredit the blind orphan's claims of miracles.

Bearing a deep-seated grudge in her heart, Joy lashes out at Mira as the latter insists that she can talk to Bro. Mira's life overturns after a masked assailant put her in peril.

As Mira takes delight in finally seeing the beauty of her surroundings, she vows to put Bro’s gift to good use. Still lacking in faith, Joy irks her family with her decision against joining Deborah's activities.

Joy’s take on how Mira suddenly gained vision heightens the townspeople’s doubts on the latter’s claims. Agatha makes an unexpected demand from Tomas, forcing Simon to look for other options to aid Miguel's candidacy.

To keep the people's faith in her, Deborah takes credit for Mira's vision. A vivid memory from the past shakes the Advinculas to the core. As Mira earns the politicians' favor, Joy accuses the orphan of using Bro's gift to gain popularity.