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Selami, our overly rational character, will call his lawyer friend Ruhi as soon as he opens his eyes in the morning; She's going to ask him to divorce her from his wife of fourteen years so she can marry his one-week lover, whom he believes to be pregnant. Lawyer Ruhi will enter the office at fourteen past nine that morning, as he does every morning. In fact, he will arrive at twelve past nine, but with the habit of years, he will wait two more minutes in front of the door and ring the bell like that. For some reason, our hero, who thinks that adopting such ridiculous principles is part of his profession, would not use a key when entering the office. In short, everything will start as normal. He would soon call his friend Selami, whom he did not know why he had a friend, and would enter his office at his usual time. Hulki, who works with lawyer Ruhi, will meet the girl he has been talking to for a long time on the internet. What a girl she is prettier than her photos on the internet. Wouldn't it be the other way around, instead of covering up the flaws with edits, the photos he shared would come out much better. The next morning, when he wakes up with droopy eyes, he will remember what happened at the meeting, and he will run to the office as soon as possible to talk to his best friend Hayri. Hayri, on the other hand, will have only one question in mind: "Maybe Hulki will bring the idiot carper." The sensible characters of the story, Peri, Sevgi and Mari, will ask the ever-changing question: "Is the relationship between men and women always like this?" How so? Even the king and queen were arguing after a while for the same reasons? Or Adam and Eve? Did the first people also say, "Don't let the neighbors hear" when they were arguing in the cave? This issue has not been resolved for centuries. Psychoanalysts, historians, philosophers, sociologists, that is, scientists from a thousand and one fields, as you can understand, pondered on this issue. Neither its mystery nor its wisdom could be solved. However, this issue suited the writers the most. Here is the novel of male-female relations with a thousand and one unknown equations.