Vinessa Inez

Keke is a young girl with a loving father and mother, as well as loyal friends. She is diagnosed with Rhabdomyosarcoma (a cancer of connective tissues), which is unusual at her age. After undergoing twenty-five sessions of chemotherapy, the once healthy and beautiful Keke finds herself sickly and bald, with a disfigured face. Although the treatment initially works, the cancer returns a year later. Doctors estimate that Keke has three months to live. To help her deal with her pain, she begins keeping a diary; through her writing she finds the strength to hold on for a year. As she begins to accept her fate, she writes a letter to God in her diary, asking that her family be kept safe.

Dodo Rozak just wants to be a good father to his daughter, Kartika, despite his limited intelligence, acts and behaves like children. In fact, it is Kartika who takes care of her father most of the time. Both live happily.

The story of Aguan who received a scholarship to study in Singapore, but was under control over the cost issue. He then invited his father, Kho Huan, owner of a Barongsai studio, to take part in the lion dance competition, because the prize could be used for living expenses in Singapore, but his father did not approve of it.

A retired Sergeant, Tebe, returns to his hometown with all of his little family members and all his dreams but his eldest son follows the wrong path.

Laras decided to look for a job to ease the burden on his household since Dion and her husband were fired from the company. Laras also gets information about a family that needs domestic workers outside the area. Laras works as a domestic worker in the Banurasmi family. Banurasmi and Ajeng the only daughter of Banurasmi. Banurasmi offered a high salary until Laras was happy and accepted. But Laras's work takes care of Sitoresmi; Banurasmi's mother, who had a stroke, was paralyzed by half of her body. Banurasmi also told Karsono, a trusted person of Banurasmi to supervise Laras and Sekar. What a wonder Laras when he found out Sitoresmi - everyday lying with both wrists and legs bound by a woman's deceased hair.