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The Wife Eater
Rich heir Ekwara suffers from a peculiar curse, every woman he marries mysteriously die within a month of their marriage, causing him to earn the nickname of The Wife Eater. Depressed over his predicament, he attempts suicide but is saved by a woman named Priaow, who quickly falls in love with him to the dismay of her mother.
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Rich heir Ekwara suffers from a peculiar curse, every woman he marries mysteriously die within a month of their marriage, causing him to earn the nickname of The Wife Eater. Depressed over his predicament, he attempts suicide but is saved by a woman named Priaow, who quickly falls in love with him to the dismay of her mother.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Mystery
Written By:Mathurot
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