Māhū—Reclaiming what’s rightfully theirs
Why did Māhū, a term once respected in Hawaiian culture, become so controversial?

# SYNOPSIS OF NOVEL 7 DAYS OF MY LOVE 2 Mia Adriana and Khuzairi sail through a happy married life. Added to their joy is the arrival of their second child. "My happiness, brother, is when my love and children are by my side." These are the words Khuzairi often said to his wife. Just as they were enjoying their happiness, Puan Hayati and Dato' Johari return with their vengeance. Puan Hayati is masterful in arranging her scheme. Mia Adriana falls for her words. Syakila is no less clever. "The sin does not come from mama! The sin comes from my mother's husband! Father is obsessed with mama! To the point of willing to do something cursed! Father's sin will be stained in this house! My mother's husband is unfaithful!" She loses respect for Pak Samad, a man she had always respected. Mak Leha begins to hate Mia Adriana. "You listen! A child needs a mother's blessing! If you want Khuzairi to have my blessing! You leave him! As long as you are still his wife!
Why did Māhū, a term once respected in Hawaiian culture, become so controversial?
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