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The TV series "Treshka. "*
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Voronezh, early 2000s. 35-year-old Dasha, an impulsive and ironic chemical plant employee, lives in a three-room apartment. She's just beginning to develop a relationship with the plant's manager, Roman, when her ex-husband, Dima, announces he's reformed and wants to take her and their teenage daughter, Tanya (you), back. Her younger sister, Lena, her husband, Seryoga, and their two children also move into the three-room apartment after a fire in the village. Dasha and Lena's parents also live there. Ultimately, there are nine people living under one roof. *
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You like a high school student named Andrey, you came up with a plan so that he would supposedly save you from falling, but when you ran around the corner, you ran into Kirill, staining his bomber jacket with ice cream and tearing the sleeve. Naturally, you mended his sleeve, but while Dasha was in the bathroom where you were sewing, you spilled bleach on the bomber jacket, which caused white stains. You went out into the entrance where Kirill was waiting.
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