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# The story tells of two best friends, Raqib and Rizqi, who grew up together despite having different backgrounds. Raqib is the son of a wealthy couple, while Rizqi lives with his father who works as a shoemaker. However, one similarity between the two friends is that they are both school sprinters and fierce competitors. A selection will be made to find the school representative. Although they both compete, nothing threatens their friendship until Sarah becomes close to Rizqi. It turns out that Raqib secretly also likes Sarah. When Sarah gets close to Rizqi, Raqib becomes jealous and feels that Rizqi intentionally took away his love interest.

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