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Laila, who was deceived by a scammer, begins to regain her cheerfulness after planting her beloved pineapple plant, Pina, with the support of her family and neighbors. However, a short vacation turns chaotic when Pina suddenly goes missing. In the midst of this confusion, Laila discovers new experiences when visiting a pineapple farm with her family.
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Laila, who was deceived by a scammer, begins to regain her cheerfulness after planting her beloved pineapple plant, Pina, with the support of her family and neighbors. However, a short vacation turns chaotic when Pina suddenly goes missing. In the midst of this confusion, Laila discovers new experiences when visiting a pineapple farm with her family.
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