Ash & Aish

Okay. You must now teach me how to prepare espresso.

First, take some ground coffee powder.

The measurement ranges from 18 to 21 grams according to the book.

But I do it by heart.

Then?

-Drink it. -Drink it?

Take a sip.

Let the coffee impart its own aroma and flavour.

After you've swallowed and drank it,

you must recite a coffee philosophy.

What is it?

Espresso.

Miracle in a cup.

Okay. I'll try.

Espresso.

Miracle in a cup.

Aish.

Who are you talking to?

"Adapted from the novel Ash & Aish"

Espresso.

Miracle in a cup.

Hey.

Why are you in chaos?

Boss. I apologise for being late.

I didn't check the time.

I even rushed through a shower.

Did you sleep in?

Where did you go yesterday?

I settled the problem that Izma and her husband were having.

There's an issue with our stepfather.

Izma is your little sister, right?

Let's talk for a bit.

Aish.

Even if you don't work,

I can financially support you.

Don't worry.

Don't get her wrong, dad.

She can get married quickly if she already has a job.

Amar. That isn't the case. You just said whatever you wanted.

What I said was correct.

The princess fantasises about meeting a prince.

Mum.

Dad, look at Amar.

He keeps talking about someone else.

He's getting on in years, but he's still picky.

He keeps being picky.

Then he'll find a partner like Uncle Anwar. Do you want that to happen?

Serves you right.

Peace be upon you.

Look at this.

This grant is still in your name and mine.

Look.

You told me that I had sold the land.

Where did you get that story?

It was brought up, Nazir.

So I just relayed the message to you.

Isn't Jiha my wife?

Plus,

tampering with the inheritance isn't very appropriate, right?

You still don't believe me, Jiha?

All this time,

is there anything else you want that I haven't given you?

I was willing to sell that property.

My own property.

I bought a house for you to reside in right now.

Now, I heard

it's already been mortgaged to the bank.

What is this?

Nazir.

It's up to me.

Isn't that my right?

Now,

what exactly do you want from me?

Tell me.

I want you to sell the palm grove.

I want my fair share.

Whatever, Jihan.

You're free to say whatever you want.

I'm still not going to sell the land!

Baby.

Let's go home.

My brother is avaricious!

Izma. You can begin working today.

You're staying with Izhan, right?

Thank you, Mr. Ashrafi.

Izma.

The boss asked you to work here because he wants to help you.

He understands that you'll need a lot of money

to defend your husband

in and out of court.

Izhan. He'll be released, right?

He's not guilty.

Everything is up to the judge.

No matter how awful our stepfather is

or how much we despise him,

we can't make arbitrary decisions.

If it had been up to me,

I would've killed him long ago.

Izhan.

Izma, listen.

Imprisonment doesn't always mean punishment.

Sometimes imprisonment proves

we've got the courage to speak up even though it's wrong.

Okay?

A mistake is not always wrong.

And the truth is not always correct.

It all relies on how other people perceive it.

Do you get it?

Izhan.

After this, show Izma how to do the work around here.

Okay?

All right, boss.

Izma.

Don't think about it anymore.

Okay?

Rich means fashionable.

Only then is it pleasing to the eyes.

Sha. Sha.

What is this? Are you crazy?

It's a sin to label someone crazy.

Gosh. I just wanted to have fun

with my adorable niece.

I don't have time to get along with people that disrespect my father.

Hey. Wait.

When did I disrespect your father?

I have nothing against your father.

That's your aunty.

Isn't she the younger sister?

It's natural for them to be harsh on each other.

Don't assume I'm clueless.

You're the one that riled Aunty Jiha, right?

You're extremely rude, right?

You clearly don't know how to respect older people.

Where are your manners?

Manners? You're the one who should attend the school of manners.

So you know how to respect other people.

-Let me go, uncle! -Gosh!

Don't be nasty!

Just wait and see!

Del.

Ash.

Where are you going?

You're not working today?

I need to go to the lawyer's office for a while.

I want to draft an agreement letter.

-Agreement letter? -Yes.

Do you want to mortgage your property?

Ash. Let me make a quick comment.

Take a look at your appearance right now.

You're not stylish at all.

Is this what you meant by transformation?

Or have you developed

a more artistic personality?

Are you saying I'm sloppy?

I didn't say that.

You're the one who displays it.

I thought we parted on good terms.

We could still be friends.

But you insulted me, Del.

You insulted me.

Wait, Ash.

Here's some advice.

Rich means fashionable.

Only then is it pleasing to the eyes.

Oh, no. I was being far too honest.

Gosh. You're apparently here.

What's the matter? You don't usually act like this.

I'm furious. I feel like killing people.

What's the matter?

Uncle Anwar, mum.

How did Aunty Jiha end up marrying him?

Aunty Jiha has never been a talkative person.

That's why, when she wanted to marry, your dad simply agreed.

If dad prohibited her from marrying, she might not marry at all.

If that's the case, it's best not to marry

if he has feelings for another woman.

Fortunately, I know how to look after myself.

What did he do to you?

Do you know? He's always harassing me.

He tried to touch me a few times.

Then, he groped me.

How many times has he bothered you?

Nice.

-Baby. -Yes?

What are you doing? You've been staring at your phone.

No. It's nothing.

Business.

Isn't everything now at your fingertips?

Get a job, baby.

You keep wasting money on frivolous ventures.

Sometimes to the point of not returning home. I don't like it.

Gosh, Ji. Be patient.

I'm working on it.

Ji.

Just give me money.

After that, I'll make prudent investments.

It's not that difficult.

Okay. Listen.

Listen.

I promise