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Cinta Semanis Bubble Tea
Shuhada, who loves drinking Bubble Tea, is disappointed when she is left three days before her engagement. Zaim, her fiancé-to-be, decides to end their relationship because he is already married. After being heartbroken, Shuhada begins to open her heart. However, her acquaintance with Nik Aiman and Amal puts Shuhada in a dilemma to choose who will be her husband.
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Shuhada, who loves drinking Bubble Tea, is disappointed when she is left three days before her engagement. Zaim, her fiancé-to-be, decides to end their relationship because he is already married. After being heartbroken, Shuhada begins to open her heart. However, her acquaintance with Nik Aiman and Amal puts Shuhada in a dilemma to choose who will be her husband.
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Studio:Makmur Megah Sdn Bhd
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