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Four cousins intend to marry each other, but their uncle confesses that due to a grudge against his strict brother, he swapped one of the girls with his brother's son. In reality, the bride and groom are siblings. Thus, the bride and groom are swapped so that this marriage can proceed.
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Four cousins intend to marry each other, but their uncle confesses that due to a grudge against his strict brother, he swapped one of the girls with his brother's son. In reality, the bride and groom are siblings. Thus, the bride and groom are swapped so that this marriage can proceed.
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