Till Death: Azalea’s Wrath

Let me go.

Let me go.

HELP! LET ME GO!

I'm okay. I'm okay, I'm okay.

Help my baby.

Help my baby, please?

We are nearly there.

Hang in there.

Hang in there.

We'll go in now.

Azman.

Mr. Azman, your wife is stable.

But I'm sorry that we couldn't save the baby.

Your wife may never be pregnant again.

But please don't give up, Mr. Azman.

- Mm-hm. - There are other alternatives.

- All right. - You can go in and see her now.

Okay.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

Be patient.

Please be patient, honey.

HOUSE FOR SALE

It's a good place. Not many people live here.

Yes, it's quiet.

I love the design of the house with the pool area and all.

I think we can turn this area into a family area or main hall.

Wow. This is good enough. The space is wide, and it has a backyard.

- Yes. - Oh.

- We can do a lot of things. - Exactly. Yeah.

And you know what?

There's even extra space to put tables for your guests.

And I can give you a discount voucher for a barbeque set.

- Sounds cool. - Yeah!

Right, this is a good area.

I love the area.

Uh, Su.

Honey.

So, how?

The house?

Yeah, I think she needs more time to think.

- Yeah, sure. - But I love the place.

We'll go with the flow, all right?

- Yes, sure. - Let's go.

We've seen three houses.

I don't think I can look at another one.

You have to help me, okay?

Hm?

I'm fine with anywhere. Just choose any.

I can't do that.

This has to come from you.

This is all for you, okay?

Okay, for us.

You heard me.

The doctor suggested a change of environment.

We have to start fresh, especially you.

You think so?

I don't see how any different it would be.

We still can't turn back time.

It's still the same.

I just need more time.

So choose whatever you see fit and let's just move out.

I'm also tired to look at another one.

Just pick.

- Hello? - Hello.

- Greetings, Mr. Azman. - Greetings.

I'm Izwan from the orphanage.

- Ah, how are you? - I'm good.

Do you have any news?

I'm wondering if you and your wife...

- Mm-hm. - could come to the office today?

Yes, I can do that.

Okay then, we'll meet at the office.

Sure. Thanks.

Hey.

What's wrong, honey?

Huh?

SRI CEMPAKA ORPHANAGE

Su?

Let's go.

Uh...

Go ahead.

I'll wait here.

Come on.

Let's do this together.

What if the news isn't so good?

Honey.

If it's not meant to be, there's nothing we can change.

Hm?

I'm sure something awaits us.

Let's go.

I don't think I can do this.

It's okay.

You go ahead.

I'll wait in the car.

HARD WORK IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS

Kid?

Kid?

Huh!

Give us our ball.

Huh?

- Have they had their lunch? - Lunch?

- Yes, they have. - Okay.

Are you having a good time, kids?

Yes, we are.

My name is Suraya binti Manaf.

Next to me is Azman.

Amar Affendi.

Amar, you can call me "Suraya."

"Auntie."

If you want to, you can also call me "Mom."

Or "Mama."

And it's the same for Uncle Azman.

You can call him "Papa" if you want.

But I think he prefers "Daddy."

Honey, please turn back.

- Honey, turn back. - Now?

BANK AUCTION

This must have been his house.

Okay.

Okay.

Are you serious?

Why not?

Hi, Dan.

Check this out, Dan.

This can be done quickly. Within two hours.

He has a safe in the master bedroom.

In the cupboard.

It's a PIN-based safe. I've got the PIN.

Where did you get it?

Where else? Kong gave it to me.

But his share is 40 percent.

There's at least RM250,000 in the safe.

We're going to be rich.

40 percent? What a freeloader.

This is all from him. We just need to do the job.

At least he's not asking for 50 percent.

Or you'd rather it be 70 percent?

What would we get if he wants 70 percent?

Imagine if it's 80...

Even worse if he asks 80 percent.

You get it, right?

Have you checked if the house is vacant?

I have. Guaranteed, 100 percent.

You said the same thing last time. "Guaranteed."

Look what happened.

Last time, Kong wasn't the intel. It was Kudin, a useless pimp.

Besides, it wasn't meant to be.

What could I do?

We'll see. I'm being watched.

Come on, Dan.

Just this once.

You can call it quits after that.

Kong gave me a deadline.

Don't you want to be rich like you once were?

I'll keep an eye on the house.

I'll be in touch.

Dan!

Wait.

Hold on.

- Can I ask you something? - What?

I'm just checking on you. Is everything okay at home?

What did you say?

No, I mean, since our last job,

have you been hearing voices or something like that?

I think you're just stoned, man.

Take it easy.

Reverse. More.

Stop!

Oh, okay.

Put the rest here.

- Here, sir? - Just put them down here.

Then we'll decide where they will go

or the types of stuff we should bring to the kitchen.

Huh?

What time are they coming?

Uh, I think around 7, 7:30.

I told them to be here after sundown.

I told you I won't be able to cook.

We haven't finished unpacking.

It's all right.

They know we just moved in and that we're settling in.

Besides, I ordered some takeouts.

This place has been empty for long, so it'll be good to have people over.

Okay, fine. I've heard enough.

All right.

- Did you see Amar? - No.

Amar.

Let me show you your room.

Amar.

Mama.

He called me "Mama."

I'm going to continue unpacking.

Call me if you need me.

Amar, here's your ball.

Dan.

Greetings, sir.

I didn't even greet you.

What are you up to?

Nothing. I'm heading out for lunch.

What's your friend's name? Samad, right?