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The happiness of the Fatah and Salmah home built on the basis of first love, eventually collapsed when a misunderstanding arises between them after Fatah helped Jamilah get an insurance claim following the death of her husband. Five years later, they met again and were surprised to learn that they were in charge of the same office where Fatah was the leader.
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The happiness of the Fatah and Salmah home built on the basis of first love, eventually collapsed when a misunderstanding arises between them after Fatah helped Jamilah get an insurance claim following the death of her husband. Five years later, they met again and were surprised to learn that they were in charge of the same office where Fatah was the leader.
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