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My Hubby 2
Neay Pakmee, a husband who is full of tricks, he cheated on a girl to make her fall in love, while his wife was a woman who was smart enough to follow her husband's tricks and believe that her husband agreed to change, but one day he Knowing that her husband cheated her money to get her, how can I solve this husband-husband problem this time?
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Neay Pakmee, a husband who is full of tricks, he cheated on a girl to make her fall in love, while his wife was a woman who was smart enough to follow her husband's tricks and believe that her husband agreed to change, but one day he Knowing that her husband cheated her money to get her, how can I solve this husband-husband problem this time?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Neay Pekmi
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:LD Entertainment, LD Picture Production
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