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The story of Hatice, who believed she was unable to find a husband because she was considered unlucky in her village, and how she found love while working as a maid in a wealthy household.
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The story of Hatice, who believed she was unable to find a husband because she was considered unlucky in her village, and how she found love while working as a maid in a wealthy household.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ömer Faruk Yardımcı
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