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Come here!

Check monitor, pulse!

No pulse. The line is still flat.

Is the defibrillator ready?

Give it 36 joules. Now!

Shocking!

OPERATING ROOM

We are still monitoring Yenny's condition.

She's still unconscious.

Her cholesterol is very low.

Her kidneys are getting worse.

Hypertension attacks her heart

and every time threatens the functioning of other organs.

- Sister? - Yes.

Yes.

I understand.

- Don't panic just yet. - I just want to say...

How to deal with this?

My belly is so big

and Father...

Yes, Alma, I understand.

I will take care our mother.

But you are working.

Andra also has to work, right?

We'll make arrangements later.

Let's go home.

Mother...

- Mother is fine, Father. - Let's go home.

Mother is fine. Calm down.

- Mother? - Mother is fine.

Hate. Seven letters.

Seven letters. Hate!

Hate. Seven letters.

Hate.

Seven letters.

Furious.

Annoyed.

Upset.

Hello, Yas. Has Mr. Asi arrived?

All right.

If anyone asks about me later, tell them that I'm not in today, okay?

Thank you.

Hate. Seven letters.

Hate. Seven letters.

Seven letters.

Hate. Seven letters.

Mangkel.

M-A-N-G

K-E-L...

Mangkel.

Seven letters.

As a renowned medical researcher and practitioner from the University of Tokyo,

according to the doctor...

We know that in critical situations,

a patient is very dependent on her doctor.

What can the doctor do

when she finds out that her patient can no longer be saved?

The doctor's job is to try

as much death-delaying treatment as possible.

And the consequence is to prolong the suffering.

It can be so.

Right, doc.

But they hope we can treat, cure.

Sure.

Of course, as far as it can be done medically.

What is it all for if the patient can no longer feel...

suffering.

In the next few hours, my patient will be unconscious.

And I don't know how to save her.

Ndra, what are you doing?

- Mother's feet are dirty. - Just ask the nurse.

Poor Mother.

Her legs have started to swell.

Sister, she still doesn't wake up.

The doctor said her body is very weak.

How long does she have to stay in hospital?

How much should we spend?

Andra!

Andra!

Andra. Come here.

Just choose.

I have money to buy it, Andra.

Do you want shoes?

Ndra, these shoes are for girls.

This is for Alma.

This is for Alya. She maybe needs it.

- And what do you want? - I don't want anything.

I'm happy to only go for a walk with you.

- Ayla! - Yes, Mother.

- You were asleep, right? - Yes.

- What is this, Mother? Wow! - This.

- Thank you, Mother. - You're welcome.

- Go back to sleep. - Yes.

Alma.

Yes, Mother.

- Why did you buy this color? - Why, dear? It's good, right?

I don't like it, Mother. The color is too dark red.

Those glitter colors are trendy.

Ma?

What shoes are these?

Nice shoes.

You can use it to run, jump. The shoes are so cool.

How cool?

It's aerobic shoes for the old lady.

That means she is cool.

Shut up. What did you get?

I got nothing.

Don't lie to me.

You got cool stuff from Mother, right?

Really. I got nothing.

Just admit it.

What did you get?

You don't want me knowing it?

Mother's favorite child.

Mother, I don't like these shoes.

They are not comfortable.

And the color is more suitable for you.

All right.

I'll bring it back to the store tomorrow and replace it with the one you like.

Okay, dear?

THANK YOU ANDRA FOR ACCOMPANYING ME. I HOPE MY CHOICE IS WHAT YOU WANT.

Nurse, who are these from?

Nurse?

This one is from the Lilis Flower Shop.

This is from the Segar Fruit Shop.

This cake is from Mrs. Sinta's Bakery.

These are from different stores but with the same sender.

ABB.

Father, who is ABB?

Father?

- Huh? - Who is ABB?

- Oh, ABB. - ABB.

Father?

Doctor, her feet are starting to swell.

The fluids in her body have begun to clot.

We will try to help with extraction.

- Nurse? - Here, doctor.

- Do the extraction now. - All right, doctor.

Please wait.

ABB.

What, Father?

What's that?

ABB.

Sorry.

The children heard that Mrs. Yenny was sick.

So they asked to come here.

Thank you. Where are you from?

Oh, we're from Sharing Culture Alliance.

Mrs. Yenny, God is with you.

I hope you get well soon, okay?

So far, Mrs. Yenny has helped us a lot to raise funds.

And every day Mrs. Yenny helps in our various orphanages.

What are you sick of? Why your body is wrapped like this?

My hand hurts. A lot.

Why is no one accompanying you?

Come on, dear. Don't bother him.

Come on.

"This morning, Rini...

helped Mrs. Santi to clean the yard.

Dried leaves...

were swaying in the cool breeze this morning.

Like a wavy batik cloth.

Rini was very happy to see it.

Until Rini forgot to help Mrs. Santi.

Sorry, Mrs. Santi.

Sorry.

Sorry.

Father, eat.

Open up.

- Eat. - Yes.

Sir? Sir, let's eat together.

Wait, honey.

Wait a little longer. My mother is still unconscious.

Her condition...

You already know.

Wait.

Yes, hon.

Alma must have been scolded by Gustaf.

She is scared of her second husband.

Don't be like that, Ndra. She has a responsibility.

Alma has a child waiting for her at home.

But look at mother's condition, sister.

I am annoyed.

Why did Mother always defend her?

Don't you remember she cried like a child

in front of our mother when she was in high school?

Said she was pregnant.

Then she forced our mother to meet the principal

to force her first family's husband, Dondi.

What for? To marry her immediately.

Embarrassing.

Sister, everyone at school was talking about our family.

God forbid. Hopefully, something like this doesn't happen again.

I won't be able to take it.

Alya promise, Mother.

As parents...

we want...

our children to be highly educated, independent...

and useful for others.

Only those.