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After recovering from a stroke, Anisah believes her second marriage will bring happiness. However, behind what appears to be a perfect household, she is actually hiding suffering caused by her beloved son, Hakimi. That is, until a recording exposes everything. Will Hakimi be able to save his mother before it's too late?
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After recovering from a stroke, Anisah believes her second marriage will bring happiness. However, behind what appears to be a perfect household, she is actually hiding suffering caused by her beloved son, Hakimi. That is, until a recording exposes everything. Will Hakimi be able to save his mother before it's too late?
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