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An apartment in the residence. A brand new built-in kitchen. Expensive cars are good earning jobs until they end up in an unstable world. A man who believes that he has fulfilled his dream and skipped class, and the illusions of a woman who has always belonged there, with a high awareness of herself, are made of granite. The disintegration of all this illusion can begin even with a tiny speck.
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An apartment in the residence. A brand new built-in kitchen. Expensive cars are good earning jobs until they end up in an unstable world. A man who believes that he has fulfilled his dream and skipped class, and the illusions of a woman who has always belonged there, with a high awareness of herself, are made of granite. The disintegration of all this illusion can begin even with a tiny speck.
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Written By:Ali Ercivan
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