Maura
Due to her circumstances, Maura has to see her parents get tortured by a cruel wealthy businessman named Bagaskara. To take revenge of her parents, she use every possible ways even if she has to sacrifice others. Maura turns into a very tough woman because of the role of Vera, her adopted mother who saved her from the dark times and raise her with confidence and high self esteem. With strong determination and ambition to take revenge on the Bagaskara family, she finally manage to enter Bagaskara family.
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- Cast：
- Velove Vexia , Jonathan Frizzy , Christ Laurent , Andi Soraya , Pierre Gruno , Marcello Djorghi , Kris Anjar
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When going to be touched by Surya, Indri fought back and bumped into a faint, witnessed by Malika from inside the closet. Seeing Indri unconscious, Aldi scolded Surya, whom Widya defended.
Maura tells the villagers to demonstrate so that Bagaskara's business is destroyed, and Vera also traps Surya. Gilang suggested that Bagaskara renovate his former employee's house.
Widya and Surya explain the issue of Surya's scandalous video. Widya tries to bring down Maura, but Bagaskara and Gilang defend Maura. Gibran meets Dennis as a client.
Erwin searches for evidence of Maura's parents' death. Bagaskara falls ill after hearing that his stock price has dropped, Maura looks for evidence of tax evasion in Widya and Surya's room.
When Gilang tells him about his problem, Maura tries to calm him down. Seeing that, Dennis was jealous. Maura agrees to Gilang's request to help.
Gilang prepares Widya and Surya's wedding anniversary. Bagaskara asks Dennis and Maura to help him. Vera asks Jasmin for help to contact Surya.
The location of the party moved to Bagaskara's old house in the tea garden. Surya finds evidence of the murder of the Maura family. As the party progresses, Maura goes to her old house.
The tea garden reminds Maura and Dennis of their little friend. Bagaskara takes Maura on a pilgrimage. Widya panicked because the employees talked about Aldi in front of Gilang.
