Diary of a Mad Woman
After a ridiculous accident in the life of the most ordinary guy named Nurlan, she appears – a woman who scares others with her extravagant actions, conversations and ... a beard. No one knows her name, where she came from, or how old she is.
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After a ridiculous accident in the life of the most ordinary guy named Nurlan, she appears – a woman who scares others with her extravagant actions, conversations and ... a beard. No one knows her name, where she came from, or how old she is.
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