Paul Christian Ocampo

Roja: Liam, sinagip ang kanilang staff sa kamay nina Gwen at Dado | Episode 23

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Kyla Dennise Magbanua

Liam (Donny Pangilinan), disguised as one of Uno’s (Joel Torre) armed men, arrives at the stockroom where the staff of La Playa Roja are being held captive. Seeing him approach, the staff fall into despair, fearing that Liam---dressed as a goon---will shoot them. They plead with him, but he later removes his mask, sending relief through the group.   “Itatakas ko kayo,” Liam tells the staff. He instructs them to carry out a plan that would help them escape. Soon after, they trigger the fire alarm, leaving Sais (Lou Yanong) unable to hear anything as she speaks with Uno, who is demanding an update. Sais reports that a fire has broken out inside the stockroom, but as she investigates, Liam attacks her, knocking her unconscious. When Uno fails to reach her, he orders Tres (Bernard Palanca) to check the situation, and together they head toward Sais.   After eliminating some of the armed men, Liam retreats with the staff back to the stockroom. Some of the staff reunite with Luna, who has been guarding the area, while the others remain with Liam. As they attempt to escape, gunshots ring out. Tres approaches, and Liam confronts him, sparking a fight. With the staff’s help, Liam manages to overpower Tres, allowing them all to escape---leaving Tres furious.   While fleeing, Liam delivers a cryptic message to Luna that they cannot hide the staff together with Magnus (Raymond Bagatsing), Wendy (Janice de Belen), and Greta (Lorna Tolentino). Luna is left confused by his words.  Don&#x27;t miss an episode of <a href="https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/studios/tv/roja">“Roja&quot; </a>weeknights on Kapamilya Channel, A2Z, TV5, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL) and <a href="https://app.iwanttfc.com/dFR6MWHAcVb" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">iWant</a>.

Liam (Donny Pangilinan) disguises himself and leads the staff toward a daring escape in “Roja”

Liam (Donny Pangilinan) disguises himself and leads the staff toward a daring escape in “Roja”