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Embun, a woman who has lost her beloved husband but shares her love with a special child named Nomi. While Embun continues to hold onto hope that perhaps one day her husband will return, she struggles to fight for the fate of Nomi who is oppressed by his own biological mother. How far will the love between these two people remain eternal, for every true love often comes with a sacrifice.
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Embun, a woman who has lost her beloved husband but shares her love with a special child named Nomi. While Embun continues to hold onto hope that perhaps one day her husband will return, she struggles to fight for the fate of Nomi who is oppressed by his own biological mother. How far will the love between these two people remain eternal, for every true love often comes with a sacrifice.
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