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“Lo tau nggak, Gas, gue akan lakukan apa pun untuk membuat bidadari gue tetap tersenyum. Berapa pun uang yang harus gue keluarkan, sebesar apa pun pengorbanan yang diminta untuk mewujudkannya akan gue lakukan.”

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