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Awak Terlalu Ganu Untuk Saya 

A Terengganu man who tries his best to hide his Terengganu identity from a city girl he likes, Melissa. He gets support from a close friend who secretly loves him, Timoh. Wan Hulaimi's conflict began when Zack was suspicious of his actions and Wan Hurairah's arrival in town. The honesty that appeared in his heart made him confess the truth to Melissa. Melissa accepted it because she already liked it. However, Wan Hulaimi believes that the right girl for him is Timoh because he always accepts her as she is.
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A Terengganu man who tries his best to hide his Terengganu identity from a city girl he likes, Melissa. He gets support from a close friend who secretly loves him, Timoh. Wan Hulaimi's conflict began when Zack was suspicious of his actions and Wan Hurairah's arrival in town. The honesty that appeared in his heart made him confess the truth to Melissa. Melissa accepted it because she already liked it. However, Wan Hulaimi believes that the right girl for him is Timoh because he always accepts her as she is.

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