MANILA, Philippines – A hardworking boyfriend shared his experiences as he fulfilled his promise to send his girlfriend to school.
Despite only having enough, Ador Adrian Gabrieles committed to sending his girlfriend Aira to school. Now, Aira is all set for graduation and Ador couldn't help but share how he worked hard to help fulfill his girlfriend's dream.
Four years ago, despite being unemployed and barely 18 years of age, Ador promised to send Aira to school. He wrote, “Ipinangako ko na hindi na sya mamomroblema ng pambayad sa matrikula.”
The determined boyfriend found a job as a “bagger/messenger” at a grocery store. Ador said it wasn't easy but he was inspired. He wrote, “Araw-araw, iba't-ibang klase ng mura, panglalait, at pangmamata ang naririnig ko sa mga customers pero ang nasa isip ko lang, para kay Aira to, kakayanin ko.”
Despite not being good in English, Ador wanted to be a call center agent. Luckily, Aira was studying Bachelor of Arts in English Language and tutored him. When Ador finally landed his first BPO job, all he could think was his girlfriend.
Now, the happy boyfriend sits beside the lucky girl for graduation photos. Looking back, Ador knew that others tried to judge him. “Maraming nanghusga. Maraming nagsasabi na tanga daw ako, na kapag grumaduate daw si Aira, maiiwan ako. Na kapag may nahanap daw sya na lalaking mas maganda ang trabaho sa akin, ay magiging mag-isa na lang ako,” he wrote.
In the end, Ador was glad that he was able to show Aira's parents that he was willing to go above and beyond for the girl he loves.
“Gusto kong makita nila kung gaano ko kamahal ang girlfriend ko. Na kahit ganito lang ako, ay kaya kong maging isang mabuting partner sa anak nila,” Ador wrote.
Now, Aira is set to graduate and Ador couldn't contain his happiness. It was a fulfillment of his promise and a dream come true for Aira. He even wrote, “Parang nanalo na ako sa lotto!”
Their inspiring story is now going viral with over 50,000 reactions on Facebook.
— Sally, The Summit Express
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| This hardworking BF helped send his GF to school | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/Ador Adrian Gabrieles |
Despite only having enough, Ador Adrian Gabrieles committed to sending his girlfriend Aira to school. Now, Aira is all set for graduation and Ador couldn't help but share how he worked hard to help fulfill his girlfriend's dream.
Four years ago, despite being unemployed and barely 18 years of age, Ador promised to send Aira to school. He wrote, “Ipinangako ko na hindi na sya mamomroblema ng pambayad sa matrikula.”
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| Ador promised to fulfill his GF's dream of finishing school | Photo Courtesy: Facebook/ Ador Adrian Gabrieles |
The determined boyfriend found a job as a “bagger/messenger” at a grocery store. Ador said it wasn't easy but he was inspired. He wrote, “Araw-araw, iba't-ibang klase ng mura, panglalait, at pangmamata ang naririnig ko sa mga customers pero ang nasa isip ko lang, para kay Aira to, kakayanin ko.”
Despite not being good in English, Ador wanted to be a call center agent. Luckily, Aira was studying Bachelor of Arts in English Language and tutored him. When Ador finally landed his first BPO job, all he could think was his girlfriend.
Now, the happy boyfriend sits beside the lucky girl for graduation photos. Looking back, Ador knew that others tried to judge him. “Maraming nanghusga. Maraming nagsasabi na tanga daw ako, na kapag grumaduate daw si Aira, maiiwan ako. Na kapag may nahanap daw sya na lalaking mas maganda ang trabaho sa akin, ay magiging mag-isa na lang ako,” he wrote.
In the end, Ador was glad that he was able to show Aira's parents that he was willing to go above and beyond for the girl he loves.
“Gusto kong makita nila kung gaano ko kamahal ang girlfriend ko. Na kahit ganito lang ako, ay kaya kong maging isang mabuting partner sa anak nila,” Ador wrote.
Now, Aira is set to graduate and Ador couldn't contain his happiness. It was a fulfillment of his promise and a dream come true for Aira. He even wrote, “Parang nanalo na ako sa lotto!”
Their inspiring story is now going viral with over 50,000 reactions on Facebook.
— Sally, The Summit Express
