Dracula (2025)’s Yearning for His Lover
Dracula evolved from a person to a monster and then from a monster to a person.

# Translation The story follows Hisham who pursues rekindling love with his ex-wife after an accident, shortly after divorcing his wife Wahida. Hisham and Wahida loved each other, but Wahida's preoccupation with raising their daughter Qistina and caring for her sick mother drove a wedge between them. Hisham began to cheat and became abusive, ultimately ending their marriage with a divorce. The talak was pronounced by Badrul Hisham against his wife Wahida, erasing all the beautiful memories in Wahida's heart. Unfortunately for Hisham, shortly after the divorce he was involved in an accident that caused him to lose his memory. Upon waking from the coma, Hisham only remembers events from three years before the accident. Hisham's memories remain with the recollection that he was happy with Wahida. Datin Embun, Hisham's mother, asks Wahida to pretend in front of Hisham that she is still his wife and not mention their divorce. Wahida refuses Datin Embun's request.
Dracula evolved from a person to a monster and then from a monster to a person.
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