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Mrs. W was once married to Taiwan and suffered domestic violence. She was beaten until her nose was bruised and her face was swollen. When she was at her most desperate, Aunt Aman, the proprietress of Yingge Beauty Salon, assisted her in purchasing air tickets and providing living expenses, and she fled back to Indonesia with her daughter.
2026/10/04 07:16
Mrs. W cried with excitement and blushed. (Provided with permission from Wayne)
[Reporter Liao Lihui/Taipei Report] A recent article on the social platform Threads attracted attention. It turned out that an Indonesian bride who married to Taiwan was violently abused by her husband. Fortunately, a beauty salon proprietress "Aman Auntie" helped her and allowed her to return home smoothly and start a new life. Now the person involved lives a happy life, but he has never forgotten Aunt Aman's kindness in the past 25 years, so he hopes to find Aunt Aman. Now the two meet again, which is quite touching.
Wayne, the current husband of Mrs. W who had been subjected to domestic violence, asked a friend to find someone on Threads. Mrs. W's previous marriage did not go well, and she was domestically abused when she married in Taiwan. She was beaten to a bruise and swollen face. When she was most desperate and desperate, she escaped with the help of Aunt Aman, the proprietress of Yingge Beauty Salon at the time. Wayne said: "(Aunt Aman) helped my wife buy a plane ticket and paid living expenses, allowing my wife to escape safely back to Indonesia with her young daughter, thus keeping my mother and daughter safe."
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Now Mrs. W has found a good match and is living happily with her current husband, Wayne. Wayne even brought his wife to Taiwan for a trip this month, hoping to help his wife find Aunt Aman and give her a surprise. Unfortunately, this beauty salon has become a barbecue shop. Wayne asked all his friends to help him find his benefactor, Aunt Aman.
Unexpectedly, just 4 hours after the post was posted, Aunt Aman's niece immediately came out to claim it: "Aunt Aman is my biological aunt! My mother and aunt are still doing hairdressing in Yingge! The hairdressing salon has just changed its location now, please send me a private message to contact me. Thank you!" Netizens exclaimed: "It's faster than A Liang!"
Yesterday (3rd), Wayne immediately took his unsuspecting wife to the new location of the beauty salon. Seeing her benefactor from 25 years ago, Aunt Aman, right in front of her, Mrs. W was so excited that she hugged Aunt Aman and cried, shouting, "I miss you so much!" Wayne also thanked everyone for their help, making this trip to Taiwan come true.
As soon as the video came out, netizens were extremely moved. "I was so moved that I cried", "I'm so touched, Aunt Aman is the first to care about how my wife is doing", "The world is in tatters, but there are always people making repairs", "It was originally an impossible task but I didn't expect it to have a happy ending. It turns out that miracles exist."
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