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“Malam ini saja, biarkan rindu itu menghujam. Tutur kata yang sopan, mata yang sayu membuat pandangannya amat meneduhkan. Namanya Bila, Gadis berusia 18Tahun, yang jika berhadapan membuatku gugup, diam tidak bisa berkata-kata lagi. Setelah sekian lama tanpa cinta, kembali lagi bagaimana cinta tumbuh tiba-tiba, pengakuan tertingggiku adalah "ini istri saya".”

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