Winda Kusuma

Tells about Tegar, a person who doesn't believe that COVID-19 really exists.

The pandemic isn't over yet. Many countries have re-implemented lockdowns, even countries big talk will go to the moon. A boy named Zeldi really wanted to go to month. One time his unemployed father discovered a program to move to the moon but turned out to be too expensive. Zeldi found a way for them to pay the cost.

Bu Odah is the only grocery store owner in the village, she lives a luxurious life and has ambitions to complete her diamond ring collection. Because of his stingy nature, he cheats on his customers' change to save money to buy his coveted ring. Even though the neighbors were getting suspicious, some of them had no other shopping option. When there was a flash sale for her coveted ring, Bu odah became more and more determined in deceiving children and new people in her shop to get a lot of profit in one day.

The police found a woman named Ferlina (38) dead in her own home. Rio (18) who is her only child, became a witness to the incident to uncover who is the perpetrator of the murder.

A former clergyman finds himself back in his old boarding school where the disturbances experienced by its community might help him regain his faith and tie up loose ends in regards to his son's death by a deadly spirit.

Dewi, the only child of Intan and Rahmat, has a dream to live in Canada. When she succeeds, her life in Canada comes to a halt when she is diagnosed with a rare disease: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a chronic disease that makes Dewi's life short. The doctor advised Dewi to contact her family, and then she remembered the incident that kept her from coming home for seven years of Eid. He learns that his father, Rahmat, is secretly married and has another family. Dewi's mother, Intan, had died and made Rahmat the last person she wanted to meet. When Dewi returned, Rahmat was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. With the rest of their lives soon, will a deeply traumatic father-daughter relationship be able to become one family again?