"Pure Love," the local adaptation of the Korean drama series "49 Days," has started counting down to its final episode.
The primetime series will conclude on November 14, according to producer ABS-CBN in a statement, four months after its July premiere.
"Pure Love" centers on optimistic bride-to-be Diane (Alex Gonzaga), who ends up comatose after a car accident. In her state of coma, Diane is told by the mysterious Scheduler (Matt Evans) that it is not yet her time to die.
Diane learns that she will wake up again if she fulfills her mission -- to gather three teardrops shed out of pure love by three people within the next 40 days.
Diane possesses the body of Ysabel (Yen Santos), a depressed woman whose attempt to kill herself triggered the car accident, in order to carry out her task.
As of the latest episode of "Pure Love," Diane has gathered two drops of tears. The series' last two weeks will see a test of strength for Diane as she struggles to acquire the last tear that will release her from her coma.
On Instagram, actress Gonzaga hinted that the awakening will happen sooner than later, as she shared a peek at a script she filmed on Wednesday.
"Diane gising na," the script read.
The original SBS series aired on ABS-CBN in 2011, the same year it premiered in South Korea. In this version, Diane (originally Ji-Hyun) had 49 days to fulfill her mission, hence its title.
"Pure Love", which is under the direction of Veronica Velasco and Mikey del Rosario, also stars John Arcilla, Sunshine Cruz, Arjo Atayde, Yam Concepcion, Anna Luna, and Joseph Marco.
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