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Bijan works in a real estate agency. A property is sold to a thief, leading to the conviction of Bijan and his friends. Bijan takes a leave and realizes the agency won't have him back. This begins a series of adventures.
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Bijan works in a real estate agency. A property is sold to a thief, leading to the conviction of Bijan and his friends. Bijan takes a leave and realizes the agency won't have him back. This begins a series of adventures.
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