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Milik Kita
Raisya is a successful, intelligent, and highly respected career woman. One day, the air conditioning in Raisya's office breaks down, so a technician is sent to inspect it. That is the first moment Raisya and Nik Luqman lock eyes. However, Raisya realizes that Luqman is much younger than her. Finally, with great courage, Raisya herself proposes to Luqman. They are eventually united. At the office, Raisya is the boss; at home, she is Luqman's best angel. Raisya's office advertises an opening for a P.A. position. Raisya is drawn to a young woman, a fresh graduate who is intelligent, beautiful, and kind. Despite her youth, Yasmin already has a six-month-old child. Raisya and Yasmin get along well and become close. Cast of the telemovie Milik Kita.
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Raisya is a successful, intelligent, and highly respected career woman. One day, the air conditioning in Raisya's office breaks down, so a technician is sent to inspect it. That is the first moment Raisya and Nik Luqman lock eyes. However, Raisya realizes that Luqman is much younger than her. Finally, with great courage, Raisya herself proposes to Luqman. They are eventually united. At the office, Raisya is the boss; at home, she is Luqman's best angel. Raisya's office advertises an opening for a P.A. position. Raisya is drawn to a young woman, a fresh graduate who is intelligent, beautiful, and kind. Despite her youth, Yasmin already has a six-month-old child. Raisya and Yasmin get along well and become close. Cast of the telemovie Milik Kita.
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