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Ariel is forced to become a household member in the wealthy Pranata family. With the pseudonym Lira, she falls in love with Fabian, the employer, who apparently has the same love problems as Ariel, and both are disappointed by her lover, making Ariel and Fabian complement each other, but their love story is not as easy as they imagined. There are only new and complicated problems emerging endlessly.
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Ariel is forced to become a household member in the wealthy Pranata family. With the pseudonym Lira, she falls in love with Fabian, the employer, who apparently has the same love problems as Ariel, and both are disappointed by her lover, making Ariel and Fabian complement each other, but their love story is not as easy as they imagined. There are only new and complicated problems emerging endlessly.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Risma El Jundi, Oscar Haviv
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:MAXStream Studios
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