Eli, fearing a Javanese myth, rushes to find a husband in 90 days with friends, aiming to prevent lifelong singledom when her younger sister, Lisa, announces her impending marriage.
Eli races against time on a 90-day mission to find a husband after her younger sister's engagement triggers a superstition about eternal singledom.
Battling persistent bad luck, Eli, fearing eternal singledom like her Aunt Santi, reluctantly embraces the 90-day husband quest but finds a twist when unexpectedly reunited with a college dreamboat.
Eli, drawn to Jay as the potential myth-breaker, faces heartbreak when he disappoints on Lisa's engagement day, leading her to sabotage the event, while her best friend Rosa mysteriously vanishes repeatedly.
Eli faces family fallout, experiences a rollercoaster with Jay, and contemplates the complexities of love and rushed marriages while organizing a significant event at work for a married couple.
Eli breaks up with Jay, uncovers a collaboration with Aunt Santi, focusing on her job amid venue issues and a devastating secret from Rosa, with childhood friend Dimi aiding wedding preparations.
Amidst Sandra's marital struggles, Eli's relationship with Dewa flourishes, but her neglect of friends exposes Dewa's true character, while at work, she contends with rival Emma for a crucial project.
Eli ends her relationship with controlling Dewa, supports Sandra through divorce, faces more bad news from Rosa, orchestrates a successful event with Dimi's help, but clashes with boss Vivian due to family obligations.
Eli faces setbacks in her career and relationships, seeks closure with Dewa and Jay, aids Dimi's business launch for success, but tragedy strikes during their celebration.
Eli copes with Aunt Santi's passing, organizes the funeral with Dimi, and unexpectedly encounters Jay in Jogja, while helping Lisa prepare for her wedding back in Jogja.
On Lisa's wedding day, resigned to eternal singledom, Eli unexpectedly receives a proposal, realizing the right man has been there all along, but questions if it's too late for her happiness.
