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# The Story of Fendy The story is about Fendy who is troubled because his company's attempts to obtain contracts to manage resorts and hotels have repeatedly failed. He has tried various methods but has been unsuccessful. His best friend Nazaruddin suggests that Fendy make a vow to do good deeds if he manages to obtain a new contract. Fendy reads about a fatal accident involving a married couple who left behind three orphaned children. Spontaneously, he makes a vow to take care of the three children if his application for the resort and hotel management contract is approved. Shortly after, Hotel Damai renews Fendy's company contract and he is also offered a contract to manage a resort and hotel in Seremban. Nazaruddin reminds Fendy about the vow he must fulfill. Fendy is now torn because when he made that vow, he was not actually sincere. Meanwhile, the orphaned children are now cared for by Salbiah, the sister of their late father.
A man stranded due to his foot being pierced by a sea snail shell has caused his family's life to become increasingly difficult. His daughter, Aida, who is already working, is busy wanting to marry the son of a wealthy man. Imah's life becomes increasingly lacking when Man passes away, and Aida runs away with her lover. Imah tries to rise up with the spirit of her son, Ayat. Will Ayat succeed in helping Imah change their lives? What becomes of Aida's life after becoming the wife of a wealthy man?
Tabung Haji Tok follows Rafiq, who secretly saves money to send his grandfather, Pak Omar, for Hajj. His savings disappear, but he wins RM10,000 from a writing contest. Torn between funding his studies or Pak Omar’s pilgrimage, a surprising confession changes everything.
# Aju's Clockless Clock The story of a child named Aju, a quiet and introverted character who prefers to isolate himself. However, beneath his demeanor lies a special talent—he is skilled at making and carving various clock designs from wooden pieces for sale at Nida's shop. Interestingly, every clock made by Aju is always made without hands. Some have questioned this, but Aju remains steadfast in his decision to keep it that way. Meanwhile, Boy, a new friend who lives opposite Aju's house, asks Arman, Aju's father, why Aju makes clocks without hands. Aju then confides that his purpose in making clockless clocks is because he is following his late mother's wish that the passage of time is under our own control and not controlled by others. The closeness between Amran, a widower, and Nida, Boy's single mother, makes Aju angry to the point where he runs away from home.
