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Elders Club
Gönül Gül is a member of the assassin society called "Elders Club". She hunts people who have done her wrong in the past. The next target is an old lover.
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Gönül Gül is a member of the assassin society called "Elders Club". She hunts people who have done her wrong in the past. The next target is an old lover.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Hüseyin Toprak, Hüseyin Toprak
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