# Translation The story tells of marital conflict between Hazrul and Daliya when they become separated after Hazrul is arrested on suspicion of rape. After Hazrul's arrest, Daliya meets with him and wants to get a direct explanation from her husband. However, Hazrul remains silent. Daliya attempts to file for divorce but Hazrul refuses to do so. Daliya decides to leave. Several months later, Daliya is still struggling as she thinks about her future, especially since she is confirmed to be pregnant. However, her pregnancy is kept secret from Hazrul. Daliya is found by Nazli, Zana, and Ibu Maryam when Daliya faints after nearly being hit by a car belonging to Nazli. Daliya's life changes after staying at Ibu Maryam's house with her family. She works as a seamstress at Ibu Maryam's curtain factory. Daliya's presence is well-liked, especially by Nazli when he begins to develop feelings for her.
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