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Rindu Salah Alamat 

# Episode 1 - Fatin is worried hearing about her best friend's infidelity case but is confident her husband Iman would never do such a thing. Her assumption is proven wrong when a special cake is sent to Iman from a girl named Ayu. Episode 2 - Fatin begins to suspect and wonder about Ayu, the girl who gave the cake to Iman. Fatin's friends start to instigate her by saying this is the beginning of her husband's infidelity, just like their husbands. Fatin begins to pay attention to Iman and notices that he has changed and is keeping many secrets. Episode 3 - Fatin becomes increasingly convinced that Iman is cheating on her and when confronted, Iman always evades. Fatin starts her own investigation about Ayu. Information obtained from the cake seller gives Fatin a shock.
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# Episode 1 - Fatin is worried hearing about her best friend's infidelity case but is confident her husband Iman would never do such a thing. Her assumption is proven wrong when a special cake is sent to Iman from a girl named Ayu. Episode 2 - Fatin begins to suspect and wonder about Ayu, the girl who gave the cake to Iman. Fatin's friends start to instigate her by saying this is the beginning of her husband's infidelity, just like their husbands. Fatin begins to pay attention to Iman and notices that he has changed and is keeping many secrets. Episode 3 - Fatin becomes increasingly convinced that Iman is cheating on her and when confronted, Iman always evades. Fatin starts her own investigation about Ayu. Information obtained from the cake seller gives Fatin a shock.

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