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Sule Detektif Tokek
The story begins from a gecko which can worth up to millions of rupiah. Sule is hired to become a detective who guards the gecko because there are threats that the animal will be stolen. Sule’s occupation as a detective then threatens his son’s life.
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The story begins from a gecko which can worth up to millions of rupiah. Sule is hired to become a detective who guards the gecko because there are threats that the animal will be stolen. Sule’s occupation as a detective then threatens his son’s life.
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