Man for the New Year
Lera is successful, beautiful and smart, but lonely. In relationships with men, she prefers to be guided by the advice of her friends. Therefore, after breaking off another "hung up" relationship, Lera argues that she will be able to find the man of her dreams by the New Year. There is only one thing: there is a week left before the holiday.
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Lera is successful, beautiful and smart, but lonely. In relationships with men, she prefers to be guided by the advice of her friends. Therefore, after breaking off another "hung up" relationship, Lera argues that she will be able to find the man of her dreams by the New Year. There is only one thing: there is a week left before the holiday.
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