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Anıl has been used by women up until now. He is very naive, so his closest friend from school, Korkmaz, is trying to find a solution. Korkmaz, who no longer wants Anıl to be used, wants to bring Anıl and Selen, Melis's friend, together. Melis and Selen met at dance school. As things progress, Anıl surprises her with a big surprise, and they get married. However, when Anıl discovers Selen's lie, everything is turned upside down for him.
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Anıl has been used by women up until now. He is very naive, so his closest friend from school, Korkmaz, is trying to find a solution. Korkmaz, who no longer wants Anıl to be used, wants to bring Anıl and Selen, Melis's friend, together. Melis and Selen met at dance school. As things progress, Anıl surprises her with a big surprise, and they get married. However, when Anıl discovers Selen's lie, everything is turned upside down for him.

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