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Cikgu Amy
Teacher Amy's decision to open her own kindergarten has been opposed by her sister, Atia. Atia feels that her younger sister's career as a kindergarten teacher will tarnish their family's reputation. Atia plots something! Will Teacher Amy succeed in realizing her dream?
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Teacher Amy's decision to open her own kindergarten has been opposed by her sister, Atia. Atia feels that her younger sister's career as a kindergarten teacher will tarnish their family's reputation. Atia plots something! Will Teacher Amy succeed in realizing her dream?
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