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Korean Dramas deserve your attention and not just the ones on Netflix.

# Ti Amo Sweetheart 100 Days A story of patience and love of a wife named Malissa who is full of trials when her husband Iskandar disappears without a word. Malissa is abandoned by her husband Iskandar after one year of their marriage. Dina, Malissa's precious daughter, is taken away by Iskandar. Malissa goes to Rome after receiving information that her husband is there. With the help of Faliq, Malissa begins to search for Isaac Iskandar. For an explanation, Malissa is determined to go to Italy to meet Iskandar face to face. An incident at Iskandar's apartment reunites Malissa and Dina. Not wanting Dina to be sad from being separated from Malissa again, Iskandar makes an offer. Malissa becomes Dina's babysitter until her services are no longer needed. When the truth is revealed, Iskandar tries to win back Malissa's love and trust, however, it is difficult for Malissa to give Iskandar a second chance. Her heart is completely shattered! Once again Iskandar makes an offer to Malissa.
Korean Dramas deserve your attention and not just the ones on Netflix.
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