Erwin Dawson

# Translation The story tells of a love affair between two different social classes—between Sabrina, the daughter of a wealthy businessman who owns a hotel business, and Fahrin, the brother of a housemaid who works at a villa owned by Sabrina's family. However, despite their strong love, their relationship is buried when Fahrin is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. From that point on, they are separated. Fahrin is imprisoned on charges of attempted robbery, while Sabrina is married off to Ridhuan, her own cousin, to save her father's failing business. After seven years have passed, their buried love resurfaces when Fahrin and Sabrina meet again unexpectedly under very different circumstances. Sabrina has become a renowned photographer, while Fahrin has emerged as a successful entrepreneur, though the source of his wealth remains a mystery. Ridhuan, disappointed with Sabrina for not giving him her love, returns to his ex-girlfriend Farah, who is also a famous model.

In the 1940s, Malays were world-renowned for their seafaring skills. Being of Bugis descent, they navigated the sea with natural ease and were often the favored seamen for international shipping lines. Othman, a fisherman from a small village in Malacca, leaves his family behind to sail the world, with hopes to return home one day with worldly riches and deserved pride. After decades at sea, however, his low wages as a deckhand leaves him disillusioned. He contemplates returning home to his family but ended up settling down in Liverpool, England. 60 years later, his grandson, Ahmad, journeys halfway across the world in search of his grandfather.

# English Translation The friendship between Iqbal and Salsabila began during their school days. Salsabila admired Iqbal's wisdom in his studies and at the same time he was responsible for his mother and his twin sister, Marisa. Salsabila's mother, Shahera, frequently emphasized to her that she should find a husband within the Sargoff lineage. Secretly, she planned with her sister Zaiton to match Salsabila with Nazim, Zaiton's son who had just completed his studies in England. Salsabila secretly refused because she and Iqbal had begun to love each other. At that time, their residential area became turbulent when members of a criminal group, the Red Crow Group, were arrested. It was destined that Iqbal and Marisa would continue their studies in Egypt. Salsabila was forced to follow her family's instructions and continue her education within the country. Salsabila and Iqbal promised to remain faithful in their relationship and Salsabila also helped finance Iqbal's expenses in Egypt.

# Aurora Aisyah The story tells of the relationship between a Malay family and a Chinese family living in a village. They live in harmony, and Zafran begins working in Ah Chong's orchard. Siew Lee is interested in Zafran and wants to learn about Islam. She tries to study Islam from her aunt, Soo Ling (Ain), who has converted to Islam. Siew Lee begins reading a prayer guide given by Ain. Ah Chong becomes aware of this and does not object to the relationship between his daughter and Zafran. However, Siew Lee's mother, Bak Ee, strongly opposes and wants to separate the two teenagers. Siew Lee is constantly scolded by her mother, Bak Ee, because of her friendship with Zafran. She uses various methods to break up their relationship. Siew Lee is sad and her father is also distressed seeing his daughter in such a state. Ain meets with Siew Lee to discuss the problems she is facing. Siew Lee then suggests to Zafran that they marry.

# Miss Captain Teacher Waiz The story follows Khalisha (Neera Azizi), a pilot who is unwilling to fall in love due to trauma from her father's actions. Her father, Pak Megat, has recently remarried a woman named Sofea Gebu. Khalisha is blessed with exceptional beauty and a natural talent for flying aircraft, making her the obsession of many pilots at the airport where she works. However, Khalisha pays no attention to them because she does not believe in love. Khalisha also helps her mother, Mak Eton, to support her younger brother, Kamarul, who is about to sit for his SPM examination this year. Fortune has always favored the Khalisha family because Kamarul has also inherited his sister's intelligence and is an excellent student at his school. However, Kamarul is always falling asleep in school because he is stressed by his mother's condition, as she is often sad since Pak Megat left her.

# 30 Voice Messages The story follows three very close friends: Iman, Syafira, and Izman. One day, while busy preparing for the wedding between Syafira and Iman, Syafira accidentally sends a voice message to her male friend Izman that was supposed to be sent to her fiancé, Iman. However, their fate is not meant to be when Iman dies from an asthma attack and drowns in a waterfall area a few weeks before their wedding ceremony. Because he has fallen in love with Syafira's grace and gentleness through the messages conveyed via the voice message, Izman decides to marry Syafira out of affection and responsibility to take care of Syafira.

Julisa is a young mother who owns a beauty business. As Julisa's business flourishes and she spends more and more time with Backy, an illicit relationship develops between them.

As soon as she returns from Mecca and Heathrow, Juriah has become increasingly excessive and pretentious. If anyone doesn't address her as 'Hajah Ju' or sister 'Hajah' or 'aunty Hajah', Ju will correct them. After the tiring trip to Mecca, the 'title' must be used. She says it's not because of vanity or showing off but more to inspire others who haven't been to Mecca to perform the pilgrimage. That's not all, Juriah also wants to expand her stall business into a food warung. Her family members are shocked by her idea. She says life needs to change. But her husband, Ramlan, forbids it. Especially since Juriah wants to serve spaghetti on the warung menu. What a character Juriah is!