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Ayla Yanira is a girl from Langkawi Island who hates men, especially those from KL, due to a heartbreak tragedy caused by distance. Things change with the arrival of Zaid Hidayat, a young man from KL who is traveling and stays at the hotel where Ayla works.
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Ayla Yanira is a girl from Langkawi Island who hates men, especially those from KL, due to a heartbreak tragedy caused by distance. Things change with the arrival of Zaid Hidayat, a young man from KL who is traveling and stays at the hotel where Ayla works.
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