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Khamis, a clever man who works as a driving instructor, gets involved in a traffic accident because of rich Wafaa. He and his colleague, Ghallab, decide to go to her villa to receive compensation. However, Khamis falls victim to a plot planned by Wafaa to get revenge on her former lover, who decides to kill Khamis, but Ghallab learns of the matter and warns his friend, Khamis.
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Khamis, a clever man who works as a driving instructor, gets involved in a traffic accident because of rich Wafaa. He and his colleague, Ghallab, decide to go to her villa to receive compensation. However, Khamis falls victim to a plot planned by Wafaa to get revenge on her former lover, who decides to kill Khamis, but Ghallab learns of the matter and warns his friend, Khamis.
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Written By:Ahmed El Ebiary
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