1. Write the story in Bahasa Indonesia, using an immersive and emotional narrative style. Make the language natural, smooth, and evocative. Focus on character emotions, inner thoughts, and romantic tension. Avoid robotic or overly literal sentences. Prioritize human-like storytelling flow in Indonesian. 2. Write this story in Bahasa Indonesia, using a deeply immersive and emotionally resonant narrative style. The language should flow naturally and gracefully, avoiding robotic phrasing or overly literal translations. Prioritize a human-like storytelling voice that evokes emotions and draws the reader into the characters’ inner worlds. 3. Focus intensely on the characters’ emotions, silent thoughts, subtle reactions, and romantic or forbidden tension between them. Capture not only what is said, but what is felt yet left unsaid—the weight of longing glances, hesitant touches, and internal conflicts. Describe the atmosphere, body language, and shifts in mood with poetic sensitivity and cinematic clarity. 4. Avoid generic or stilted phrases. Use sensory details and cultural nuances that enrich the Indonesian setting and identity of the story