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Aser is a young man who studied technology in America and settled there. After his father dies in his country, during the funeral ceremony, he discovers some information that his father left him before his death. The young man is sure that he was killed and not of a heart attack as the doctors told him. Many battles and events full of suspense and mystery, and countless surprises, especially those related to his sister.
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Aser is a young man who studied technology in America and settled there. After his father dies in his country, during the funeral ceremony, he discovers some information that his father left him before his death. The young man is sure that he was killed and not of a heart attack as the doctors told him. Many battles and events full of suspense and mystery, and countless surprises, especially those related to his sister.
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