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Manolis Bodossakis, a wealthy businessman and lover, appoints his nephew, Lalakis, as his sole heir. However, the inviolable condition of the will is that he must find a bride for Lalakis. Indeed, in order not to lose his official mistress, who insistently asks him for marriage, he decides to marry her to his nephew. But things will get complicated...
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Manolis Bodossakis, a wealthy businessman and lover, appoints his nephew, Lalakis, as his sole heir. However, the inviolable condition of the will is that he must find a bride for Lalakis. Indeed, in order not to lose his official mistress, who insistently asks him for marriage, he decides to marry her to his nephew. But things will get complicated...
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Written By:Eleni Tsagarinou
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