We're 'All Together Now' to Give a Hand
Can a homeless yet optimistic teenage girl learn to accept a helping hand?

The story revolves around Adham (Remy Ishak) and Rosnaida (Ain Edruce) who marry after finishing their studies without the approval of Adham's father, Dato' Azman. Since then, the relationship between Rosnaida and Dato' Azman has never been good, despite Adham's efforts in various ways to reconcile them. Desperate with Dato' Azman, Rosnaida decides to distance herself and continue her studies in the United States and refuses to return to Malaysia. During Rosnaida's absence, Adham has rescued Hanan (Intan Najuwa) from the cruelty of her stepfather. To avoid any gossip from their closeness, Adham marries Hanan without any discussion with Rosnaida. Adham's marriage conflict reaches a peak when Rosnaida returns suddenly. Will Adham be willing to divorce Hanan for Rosnaida or vice versa? Or will they continue their lives in a polygamous marriage?
Can a homeless yet optimistic teenage girl learn to accept a helping hand?
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