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The story follows Khatijah or Cat (Izreen Azminda) who is forced to return to her village to care for her mother Mak Ati (Norlia Ghani) who has suffered a stroke. In the village, Cat reunites with her former lover Cef Shak (Cef Fikree). At that time, both are widowed/widower with one child each. Initially, Cef Shak avoids meeting Cat because he remembers the old incident when Cat left him solely to choose a foreign man as her husband candidate. However, Cat persists in trying to persuade and win back Cef Shak's heart. The drama also shows how Cat and Cef Shak prepare different menus every day and give them to their neighbours.
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The story follows Khatijah or Cat (Izreen Azminda) who is forced to return to her village to care for her mother Mak Ati (Norlia Ghani) who has suffered a stroke. In the village, Cat reunites with her former lover Cef Shak (Cef Fikree). At that time, both are widowed/widower with one child each. Initially, Cef Shak avoids meeting Cat because he remembers the old incident when Cat left him solely to choose a foreign man as her husband candidate. However, Cat persists in trying to persuade and win back Cef Shak's heart. The drama also shows how Cat and Cef Shak prepare different menus every day and give them to their neighbours.

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