Malaysian mother goes from wedding planning to writing a book


Poet Ong gave up life in the past-paced business world to bring up her son. When he turned 10, she had time to pursue her other love: to write a book. — Photos: AUDREY ONG

The love of a mother knows no bounds. No sacrifice is too great for her to make for her child.

Audrey Ong, 41, relished her work and was doing well as an entrepreneur, having established Armadale Weddings (a wedding planning set-up) back in 2004 as well as a string of outlets for multibrand jewellery store Bejeweled, a year later.

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