"Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom": A Lesson in Blues
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# Translation Johana undergoes a personality change to become masculine (tomboy) when forced to go through difficult life struggles during childhood and compelled to take care of her niece, Aisya, after her sister's death. Amirul, Johana's boxing coach, harbors feelings for her because he is attracted to Johana's complex personality. Rayyan owns a private investigation company and is hired by his uncle, Suffian, to track down his own grandmother, Aminah, who has gone missing from home. After leaving home, Aminah, who is senile and confused, gets lost in the middle of the city and is helped by Johana. Johana, feeling pity for Aminah, takes her home and they live together. Rayyan begins his investigation to find her. That is where he meets Johana. Incident after incident occurs, causing Rayyan to start developing feelings for Johana. NOVEL SYNOPSIS Johana is not an ordinary girl. Her hair is cut short. If anyone tries to pick a fight with her, she does not hesitate to throw a punch.
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