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@nermi766: 🚨🔥 تسريب ناري عن الحلقات القادمة من المدينة البعيدة! زواج جيهان الأغا مارح يكمل للنهاية! بعد ما يعرف بحمل عليا، راح يبدأ يشك ويسأل حتى يتأكد إن الطفل اللي ببطنها هو ابنه، بينما صداقات راح تحاول تخبّي السر عنه، لكن تغيّر تعاملها مع الكل رح يثير شكوكه ويخليه يلاحق الحقيقة! 😵‍💫❤️‍🔥 أما ناره، فرح تترك الشراب وتقرر تبدأ حياة جديدة، وراح تتحسن علاقتها بجيهان وكايا، لكن أتيش مارح يتركها بحالها، وراح يبقى وراها ويراقبها من بعيد! 👀🔥#المدينه_البعيده #uzaksehir #جيهان_عليا #اكسلبورر_explore #الشعب_الصيني_ماله_حل😂✌️

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rukjaamin
Alya Albora :
هسه اني اللي شاغلني جيهان تأكدنا هو مو ابن صداقات بس لازم اله اهل
2026-10-27 20:52:55
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be_m.1994
بّ ١٩٩٤ 🇸🇦. :
ياخوفي يطلع ابن فيدان واجمل المتوفي قد قالت لي ابن ولد ميت يمكن اخذو ولده وعطوه صدقات 😭
2026-10-28 13:39:57
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reyam.hussein6
ࢪيَـمِ🕸⧣. :
ولاتسريب طلع صحيح
2026-10-27 19:59:52
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inesbengamra755
inesbengamra755 :
التسريبات كلها طعم ليرتفع الريت الحلقات الجاية تمطيط في تمطيط حتى اصير الريت في الحضيض لتفهم أصلا ارتفع من أجل آخر مشهد الكاتبة بدها اتخرب كل العلاقات زواجات وتفاهات !!
2026-10-27 16:41:13
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ayat.mohmmad14
ايات المناصير :
متى الحلقه تنزل
2026-10-27 21:56:34
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user354552472
Mina Mina :
كيف يعني يتاكد انو ابنو استغباء الصراحة
2026-10-27 17:02:19
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lareine1598
🩷🦩 :
اتيش و ناره 🔥🔥
2026-10-27 16:20:39
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dyfho5mt0xag
شجاع :
إفشال مسلسل
2026-10-30 00:09:28
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ali.k.83
ali :
زين و افوك اخو جيهان راح يكون له دور !؟ ولا يختفي ؟
2026-10-27 17:36:52
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fefefefe479
الحاجة فاطمه نور :
أيوب كدا لفسخ الخطبه
2026-10-28 12:04:38
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fa.rah0465
fa rah :
يعني كم حلقة لازم بعد 10 حلقات 😵‍💫
2026-10-28 23:39:23
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memw34679
Güzel :
النهاية حسب تحليلي: جيهان اللي قضى عمره يحل مشاكل العائله و قرية البورا ودايم يعاني من المسؤليات وضحى وتحمل كل شي عشان العايله راح يكتشف انه اصلا مو ولد البورا ولا له ناقة ولا جمل في عائلة البورا فياخذ عليا ودينيز ويروح يعيش برا ويصير يواجه البورا عشان دينيز لان صداقات ولدها مات اللي هو ولد افضل ومستيل جيهان يكون ولد افضل لانه متزوج صداقات
2026-10-28 21:39:46
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t_2289
𝒯𝒶𝒽𝒾𝓇𝒶 :
كايا وزيرن شلون عليهم احد يجاوبني ياجماعة الخير
2026-10-28 17:55:35
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nacerazegai
nacerazegai :
كل مر. تقولون تسريب نار عن الحلقات القادمة
2026-10-27 16:35:27
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nourikaoutar
nourikaoutar :
[Larmes de joie][Larmes de joie][Larmes de joie]
2026-10-27 19:13:27
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user1281495047062
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[عيون دامعة][عيون دامعة][عيون دامعة]
2026-10-27 16:09:01
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