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A time travel story that brings Irdina (Sharifah Rose) back to her past 10 years ago after finding an old computer belonging to a professor. Irdina bought an auction house that had been abandoned almost 5 years ago. According to neighbors there, the house belonged to a Professor named Aida (Sherry Ibrahim) who died in 2017. One day, Irdina came across a secret door. Inside is a room with technological equipment that allows one to enter the year 2013. Irdina only needs to select a date and the machine will take her to that time. She is thrilled to be able to change history and wants to change her own love story. Having a chance meeting with Professor Aida, he warned Irdina not to ever change history. When Irdina does that, everything goes haywire!
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A time travel story that brings Irdina (Sharifah Rose) back to her past 10 years ago after finding an old computer belonging to a professor. Irdina bought an auction house that had been abandoned almost 5 years ago. According to neighbors there, the house belonged to a Professor named Aida (Sherry Ibrahim) who died in 2017. One day, Irdina came across a secret door. Inside is a room with technological equipment that allows one to enter the year 2013. Irdina only needs to select a date and the machine will take her to that time. She is thrilled to be able to change history and wants to change her own love story. Having a chance meeting with Professor Aida, he warned Irdina not to ever change history. When Irdina does that, everything goes haywire!
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