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Her nearest friends during that time were their erstwhile male househelp Marcelo Cumpas and a young Leyte maid, Estrella Cinco, who have remained with her, without any compensation, as the finances of the Vicente Orestes Romualdezes crumbled to pieces ( Estrella Cinco was one of the daughters of the encargados managing the Romualdez plantations in Leyte.
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