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Tengku Aqilah is a child rejected by her own father. Tengku Hisham's weak faith causes him to blame his youngest child as the cause of his wife's death. For 13 years, Tengku Aqilah lives abroad building her own life. After completing her studies, Tengku Aqilah hopes to return to the bosom of her family, but her return has opened the wounds in her life. Tengku Natasha, whose resentment towards her younger sister has never faded, uses her position as Tengku Hisham's favourite child to humiliate Tengku Aqilah by giving her a position as a receptionist and tea lady at the company owned by their family. In order to seek her father's affection, Tengku Aqilah reluctantly agrees. Tengku Ryan Ameer, a handsome English-Malay mixed heritage bachelor, is extremely arrogant and proud, added to by his father's position, Tengku Hashim, as the largest shareholder in Megah Holdings Company.
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Tengku Aqilah is a child rejected by her own father. Tengku Hisham's weak faith causes him to blame his youngest child as the cause of his wife's death. For 13 years, Tengku Aqilah lives abroad building her own life. After completing her studies, Tengku Aqilah hopes to return to the bosom of her family, but her return has opened the wounds in her life. Tengku Natasha, whose resentment towards her younger sister has never faded, uses her position as Tengku Hisham's favourite child to humiliate Tengku Aqilah by giving her a position as a receptionist and tea lady at the company owned by their family. In order to seek her father's affection, Tengku Aqilah reluctantly agrees. Tengku Ryan Ameer, a handsome English-Malay mixed heritage bachelor, is extremely arrogant and proud, added to by his father's position, Tengku Hashim, as the largest shareholder in Megah Holdings Company.
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