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ARIFIAN : ketulusan cinta si guru agama

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Lisez le roman ARIFIAN : ketulusan cinta si guru agama écrit par l'auteur Ze_Ze_3730 publié sur WebNovel. SETYO ARIFIAN adalah seorang guru agama yang baru selesai mendapatkan gelar sarjananya. Dalam beberapa bulan terakhir, dirinya terus saja di sibukan dengan pekerjaannya menjadi seorang guru. Semuanya ...

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SETYO ARIFIAN adalah seorang guru agama yang baru selesai mendapatkan gelar sarjananya. Dalam beberapa bulan terakhir, dirinya terus saja di sibukan dengan pekerjaannya menjadi seorang guru. Semuanya berjalan biasa saja, hingga dia memimpikan muridnya sendiri sebagai calon istrinya.

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