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Last published Tue, Aug 14, 2018
Eira, gadis berjilbab yang berusaha memegang teguh perintah dan larangan agamanya dipaksa untuk menerima kakak kelas yang termasuk cowok populer di sekolahnya. jika menolak dia harus menerima ciuman dari pria itu di halaman sekolahnya saat pulang sekolah.
selama hampir setahun berhubungan dengan Erdy, lelaki yang lebih sering bersikap dingin namun perhatian itu akhirnya membuat Eira jatuh cinta. akan tetapi sebelum Eira mengungkapkan perasaan, dia menerima kabar bahwa kekasihnya itu meninggal dalam kecelakaan. mobil yang dikendarainya masuk jurang dan terbakar.
Sepuluhtahun kemudia seorang pria bernama Yosa, adik lelaki dari teman baik Eira sesama guru di SDIT Khalifah Abu Bakar, datang melamarnya. membuat Eira yang belum bisa menghilangkan harapannya bahwa Erdy masih hidup karena jasad pria itu tidak ditemuakan hingga sekarang, merasa bimbang.
Haruskah dia melupakan Erdy dan menerima lamaran Yosa, lelaki berkacamata yang selalu ramah dan bersikap baik terhadapnya itu?
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