Ma’am, May We Go Out?

Atty Aga Agaton informs Dennis, Chip, and Jeff that they are long-lost heirs to a US-based millionaire. The catch is they must finish high school to claim the fortune, or the will is void and the lawyer takes everything. The meeting sets the brothers on a chaotic new path.

The brothers enroll at Rajah Putih High School, swapping their streetwise skills for classroom routines and social scrutiny. They struggle to fit in due to their age and misfit backgrounds. Their aim becomes graduating in order to unlock the inheritance.

Their age and appearance make them the butt of jokes among classmates and some teachers. They navigate hazing, teasing, and awkward moments while trying to prove they belong. The school becomes both a challenge and an arena for their unlikely transformation.

After saving a group of students from thugs, they earn grudging respect from peers and form a new circle of friends. Einstein, the class resident genius, helps them tackle difficult subjects and keep up with coursework. The trio begins to feel part of something bigger at school.

Trouble escalates when they organize a controversial stunt at a general PTA assembly by inviting prostitutes, shocking the administration and parents. The fallout strains the brothers’ relationships with teachers and the principal. Yet their antics keep the headlines coming and the school buzzing.

Foundation Day nearly goes up in flames due to their reckless schemes, narrowly avoided with quick improvisation. The near disaster embarrasses the school and prompts the principal to tighten discipline. The brothers regroup, promising to channel their energy into bigger ideas.

Chip has a prom date who turns out to be a striptease dancer, creating awkward publicity and complicating the brothers’ reputation. They try to manage the fallout while maintaining their unlikely popularity at school. The incident adds personal stakes to their quest to graduate.

Confrontations with the school principal intensify as attempts to reform the school backfire and lead to more clashes. Despite compromises that bring new programs and funding, tensions remain high. The principal's patience wears thin, setting the stage for a final showdown.

With graduation within reach, the brothers push hard to secure the inheritance before Agaton can carry out his plan. They balance studying, school projects, and new responsibilities. The upcoming ceremony increases the pressure as the end nears.

Agaton plots to steal the money by bombing the graduation ceremony, enlisting the help of his bodyguard. He plans to place a bomb in the graduation trophy, intending to eliminate the brothers and claim the inheritance. The tension escalates as the ceremony nears.

During the ceremony, the bomb detonates, sending chaos through the venue. Agaton and his driver die in the blast, while the Soriano brothers and others are scattered and injured on stage. The immediate threat ends, but the cost of ambition becomes clear.

In the fallout, the brothers survive and share a moment of gratitude with the audience and their peers, though the inheritance remains in question. The school rebuilds while the truth about Agaton's scheme comes to light. The movie closes on a note of resilience and the uncertain future of the inheritance.