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Ayşegül
A little baby girl is left at the door of a mansion, and the kind-hearted servant and grumpy old owner of the mansion take her in. Her mom is dying to see her kid, but she can't even see her face. For her brother had deceived her by claiming that the baby had been stillborn, as he did not want his sister's illegitimate child in the house. The mansion's inhabitants, who raised the little girl named Ayşegül, created a world filled with love for her. Ayşegül tries to ease the longing for her mother she has felt for years by loving a famous singer, unaware that she is truly her mother...
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A little baby girl is left at the door of a mansion, and the kind-hearted servant and grumpy old owner of the mansion take her in. Her mom is dying to see her kid, but she can't even see her face. For her brother had deceived her by claiming that the baby had been stillborn, as he did not want his sister's illegitimate child in the house. The mansion's inhabitants, who raised the little girl named Ayşegül, created a world filled with love for her. Ayşegül tries to ease the longing for her mother she has felt for years by loving a famous singer, unaware that she is truly her mother...
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