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Case 2: Choo (32 years old) and her 7-year old daughter were victims of domestic violence in Terengganu. Her ex-husband, a wealthy and corrupt politician, had connections within the police force. So she was afraid at first that they wouldn't win if the matter was brought to court. But her bravery paid off; God never abandons those who were oppressed. Her ex-husband is now in jail. The judge further awarded Choo and her daughter the second house (Choo and her ex-husband once owned two houses), one of the cars, and RM50,000 cash. The house and car have been fully paid. She felt blessed. Choo now needs to be independent and raise her daughter on her own. She is quite worried because she had never worked before this. Working will be a strange thing for her. Then again, she has never felt this free and confident. She has everything planned out. She will continue living in Terengganu in the second house that was awarded to her by the judge. Her priority is her daughter, nothing else matters. She plans to open a Chinese cuisine restaurant by renting a shop lot nearby her daughter's school. This way, she can watch out for her daughter while she's at school and earn an income at the same time. Total initial cost won't be too high, the maximum will be RM25,000. Among others, the RM25,000 includes RM2,000 rental payment of the shop, salary for her workers amounting to RM4,000, and RM2,000 for raw materials (spices, meat, vegetables, and whatnot). Being the only Chinese stall with a halal certification in that area, she estimates that she can easily earn roughly around RM13,000 per month. She wishes to see her daughter succeed in school and go to university. Indeed, her goal would be for her daughter to study in a prestigious local university, graduate with honors, and forget about the ordeal they went through. On top of that, she wants to collect RM100,000 for her retirement when she reaches 60 years old. Case 2: Choo (32 years old) and her 7-year old daughter were victims of domestic violence in Terengganu. Her ex-husband, a wealthy and corrupt politician, had connections within the police force. So she was afraid at first that they wouldn't win if the matter was brought to court. But her bravery paid off; God never abandons those who were oppressed. Her ex-husband is now in jail. The judge further awarded Choo and her daughter the second house (Choo and her ex-husband once owned two houses), one of the cars, and RM50,000 cash. The house and car have been fully paid. She felt blessed. Choo now needs to be independent and raise her daughter on her own. She is quite worried because she had never worked before this. Working will be a strange thing for her. Then again, she has never felt this free and confident. She has everything planned out. She will continue living in Terengganu in the second house that was awarded to her by the judge. Her priority is her daughter, nothing else matters. She plans to open a Chinese cuisine restaurant by renting a shop lot nearby her daughter's school. This way, she can watch out for her daughter while she's at school and earn an income at the same time. Total initial cost won't be too high, the maximum will be RM25,000. Among others, the RM25,000 includes RM2,000 rental payment of the shop, salary for her workers amounting to RM4,000, and RM2,000 for raw materials (spices, meat, vegetables, and whatnot). Being the only Chinese stall with a halal certification in that area, she estimates that she can easily earn roughly around RM13,000 per month. She wishes to see her daughter succeed in school and go to university. Indeed, her goal would be for her daughter to study in a prestigious local university, graduate with honors, and forget about the ordeal they went through. On top of that, she wants to collect RM100,000 for her retirement when she reaches 60 years old