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Your Nest, At Any Cost
Living in a rented apartment, Syrym and Aizhan decide to arrange a fictitious divorce, using their status as a large family to receive an apartment from the state on preferential terms. At a time when Syrym is worried that none of his acquaintances will find out about their divorce, Aizhan is more worried about how, keeping up with his acquaintances and friends, he would rather buy an apartment.
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Living in a rented apartment, Syrym and Aizhan decide to arrange a fictitious divorce, using their status as a large family to receive an apartment from the state on preferential terms. At a time when Syrym is worried that none of his acquaintances will find out about their divorce, Aizhan is more worried about how, keeping up with his acquaintances and friends, he would rather buy an apartment.
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