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Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen live a life full of love and comfort. Yet, after five years of childless marriage, an unspoken void lingers in their hearts. On the other side, Buyanaa and Sergelen, a couple of limited means, are preparing to welcome their fourth child. Hoping for a better future, they decide to give the newborn up for adoption to Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen. From the moment Enkh-Uulen lays eyes on the baby boy, she is overwhelmed with the profound feeling of motherhood.
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Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen live a life full of love and comfort. Yet, after five years of childless marriage, an unspoken void lingers in their hearts. On the other side, Buyanaa and Sergelen, a couple of limited means, are preparing to welcome their fourth child. Hoping for a better future, they decide to give the newborn up for adoption to Tsogt and Enkh-Uulen. From the moment Enkh-Uulen lays eyes on the baby boy, she is overwhelmed with the profound feeling of motherhood.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gurbazar Shagdarsuren
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