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Audrey 

Murad indeed expects Audrey to inherit the business he has been running all this time. In secret, Audrey has taken the interim teacher's examination in pursuit of her dreams. While waiting for the exam results, Audrey joins a business venture with Sasha. However, because of this business, Dr. Zarith has offered Audrey a new job. Not interested in business, but what successful business manages to capture Audrey's heart? Will Audrey succeed in achieving her dreams?
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Murad indeed expects Audrey to inherit the business he has been running all this time. In secret, Audrey has taken the interim teacher's examination in pursuit of her dreams. While waiting for the exam results, Audrey joins a business venture with Sasha. However, because of this business, Dr. Zarith has offered Audrey a new job. Not interested in business, but what successful business manages to capture Audrey's heart? Will Audrey succeed in achieving her dreams?

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Studio:Cenderawasih Borneo Sdn Bhd

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