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Der Termin braucht eine Vertrauensperson

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Comprehension quiz

Why is Mika’s understanding not a substitute for Nadja’s consent?
What does Nadja establish through repeating the twelve-instalment calculation?
Why is a written response needed about early repayment?
What happens when Mika suggests a preliminary confirmation before leaving?
Why is the written answer addressed directly to Nadja instead of automatically copied to Mika?
What does the ending preserve about Mika’s role and the meeting’s result?