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“Sık sık balkondan yarı beline kadar sarkarak sokağı gözlüyor genç kız. İçi içine sığmıyor, duyguları dalgalı bir deniz gibi; bir yükselip bir alçalıyor. Ahmet henüz eve gelmediği için endişeleniyor. Kim bilir şehrin hangi sokağında, kimlerle beraber diye merak ediyor.”

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Book:Anlat Dedi Hayat
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