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Umar Hatta 

# The Story of Hatta and Leyla as Boss and Employee Leyla falls in love with her boss, and it turns out her feelings are reciprocated as Hatta also harbors the same feelings for her. However, Hatta's dark past makes him afraid of losing Leyla. Dahlia, who has fallen in love with her brother Hatta despite them not being blood relatives, constantly gives Leyla the cold shoulder. The arrival of Zafran only intensifies Hatta's fear that his past will be exposed. Zafran keeps bothering Hatta, and in an unexpected moment, Leyla herself discovers the secret that Hatta has been hiding. What secret has Hatta been concealing?
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# The Story of Hatta and Leyla as Boss and Employee Leyla falls in love with her boss, and it turns out her feelings are reciprocated as Hatta also harbors the same feelings for her. However, Hatta's dark past makes him afraid of losing Leyla. Dahlia, who has fallen in love with her brother Hatta despite them not being blood relatives, constantly gives Leyla the cold shoulder. The arrival of Zafran only intensifies Hatta's fear that his past will be exposed. Zafran keeps bothering Hatta, and in an unexpected moment, Leyla herself discovers the secret that Hatta has been hiding. What secret has Hatta been concealing?

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