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Artak, a waiter in a small coffee house in Yerevan has huge depths to local criminal authority. Suddenly an old customer of the café falls down in a heart attack and before he dies, tells Artak about treasures hidden in his house.
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Artak, a waiter in a small coffee house in Yerevan has huge depths to local criminal authority. Suddenly an old customer of the café falls down in a heart attack and before he dies, tells Artak about treasures hidden in his house.
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Written By:Ashot Abrahamyan
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