Plot summary

Since their mother passed away, three siblings known as Tiga Dara were taken by their father, Krisna, to the east of Flores, to a small seaside town. They built a beautiful boutique hotel, continuing their mother's dream. Gendis, the first child, has a passion for cooking. She devotes all her energy to culinary matters. Ella, a friendly and accommodating second child, chose to head the public relations and marketing department. Ella has an admirer, Bima, their neighbor while still in Jakarta, who is ready to work taking free photographs for the family's new hotel. The most important thing for Bima is to enjoy every opportunity to be near Ella. Bebe, the third child, is intelligent, outspoken, and has a free spirit. Bebe is also the closest to the local population. She often volunteers to teach elementary school children around. Oma is often worried to see her grandchildren, especially Gendis who does not have a partner. Oma was almost frustrated because no one man had an arranged marriage with her granddaughter. Ahead of the Grand Opening, the hotel had many guests, including a young, well-established, Sundanese-Flores businessman named Yudha. The characteristics of Yudha are perfect for Oma and of course, Oma prioritizes Gendis, her first grandchild, to be matched with Yudha.—VIU

Since their mother passed away, three siblings known as Tiga Dara were taken by their father, Krisna, to the east of Flores, to a small seaside town. They built a beautiful boutique hotel, continuing their mother's dream. Gendis, the first child, has a passion for cooking. She devotes all her energy to culinary matters. Ella, a friendly and accommodating second child, chose to head the public relations and marketing department. Ella has an admirer, Bima, their neighbor while still in Jakarta, who is ready to work taking free photographs for the family's new hotel. The most important thing for Bima is to enjoy every opportunity to be near Ella. Bebe, the third child, is intelligent, outspoken, and has a free spirit. Bebe is also the closest to the local population. She often volunteers to teach elementary school children around. Oma is often worried to see her grandchildren, especially Gendis who does not have a partner. Oma was almost frustrated because no one man had an arranged marriage with her granddaughter. Ahead of the Grand Opening, the hotel had many guests, including a young, well-established, Sundanese-Flores businessman named Yudha. The characteristics of Yudha are perfect for Oma and of course, Oma prioritizes Gendis, her first grandchild, to be matched with Yudha.—VIU

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