
# Duda Pujaan Dara A young unmarried woman dreams of wanting a widower. She says a widower has lots of experience. Ainee Marwah's dreams are indeed peculiar. Then, Ainee Marwah meets Tengku Razeen. A widower who has one child. He is the boss at Ainee Marwah's workplace. A man who has lost his wife and wants to find a replacement for the sake of his beloved child, Tengku Rafanda. Ainee Marwah's coy attitude towards wanting a widower cannot be contained. So, she plans all sorts of ways to win over her beloved widower. She smiles, bumps shoulders, flirts, and even throws herself dramatically on the ground if it means getting Tengku Razeen's attention. Her efforts are relentless, but the man remains unmoved, stiff as a nail. His face is tight like a screw. What hurts Ainee Marwah even more is that Tengku Razeen softens when he is with Dora, whom Ainee Marwah calls Doraemon! "Soy sauce bottle, vinegar bottle. Am I dreaming?" - Ainee Marwah "Silk cloth, burlap cloth.
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