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Zwei Wohnungen, ein Zuhause

Understand why the same shared housing decision can carry very different risks for two partners. 901 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does the narrator face a different housing risk from Karim if they later separate?
Why does Karim's offer of later financial help not settle the narrator's concern?
Why is keeping the old flat during a trial of the larger one not a workable solution?
What does the four-month appointment commit them to?
Why does the second viewing make the choice more difficult rather than resolve the concern?
How does Karim's cancellation call reflect his changed understanding?