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An employee marries a wealthy widow with a daughter and she gives birth to a boy. The husband is jealous of his wife's attention to her daughter and plots to poison the girl. His son accidentally dies instead and the mother is accused of his murder.
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An employee marries a wealthy widow with a daughter and she gives birth to a boy. The husband is jealous of his wife's attention to her daughter and plots to poison the girl. His son accidentally dies instead and the mother is accused of his murder.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Muhammed Kamel Hassan Al Mohami
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