# Translation The story follows the life of Nurul Masmin (Sophie Albarakbah), a successful novelist since her university days, which provokes jealousy from her fellow struggle companion Sabirah (Nellisa Nizam) and her twin Zaili (Hariz Hamdan). However, her life is turned upside down when her mother asks Nurul to marry Amirul (Iqram Dinzly), who is also the son of their maid Jah Gayah (Liza Abdullah). Nurul Masmin is forced to leave her sweetheart Rain Akhtar (Shah Jaszle) for her mother's sake. Gradually, Nurul Masmin's wealth is stripped away by Amirul. Not satisfied with that, her rival - Sabirah - is willing to use black magic to destroy Nurul's marriage and career.
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