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A young man and woman, deeply in love with each other, secretly marry without their parents' knowledge and have a child. The man travels abroad to continue his studies, while the woman becomes separated from their child through a series of unfortunate events. Their child is found and raised by a caretaker. After many years, the man returns from abroad. Unable to find his wife, he unknowingly adopts his own child. Eventually, he discovers the truth, reunites with his wife, and together they begin a new chapter in their lives.
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A young man and woman, deeply in love with each other, secretly marry without their parents' knowledge and have a child. The man travels abroad to continue his studies, while the woman becomes separated from their child through a series of unfortunate events. Their child is found and raised by a caretaker. After many years, the man returns from abroad. Unable to find his wife, he unknowingly adopts his own child. Eventually, he discovers the truth, reunites with his wife, and together they begin a new chapter in their lives.
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