
# Happiness is Sacrifice Happiness is sacrifice. When we sacrifice to make our loved ones happy, we will also feel happy. For Arissa, who comes from a struggling family, happiness means money. With money, everything will be happy. However, the meaning of happiness for Arissa changes when she is tasked with caring for Rayyan, a baby found on the steps of a mosque who was abandoned by Rafi, Rafa's brother. Rayyan, who is an illegitimate child, has been denied his rights by Rafi, and because Datin Zarina has bequeathed all the wealth that should belong to Rafi to Rayyan, Rafi holds a grudge. However, an illegitimate child will only have family ties with the mother's family who gave birth to him, and it is through his foster mother that Rayyan will have family ties with Rafa. Because of Arissa's affection and kind treatment towards Rayyan, Rafa and Datin Zarina believe that Arissa is the suitable candidate to become Rafa's wife and Rayyan's foster mother.
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