Charlotte Kullen's move to the Rutherford co-op in Manhattan promised a serene lifestyle. Initially, she bonded with neighbor Meril Lesser, who owned two parrots. Their friendship flourished despite their differing careers, until the delightful ambiance was disrupted by noise complaints about the parrots. Over the years, what began as neighborly camaraderie transformed into disputes, leading to involvement from lawyers and the Department of Justice, shifting the dynamic within the once tranquil co-op dramatically.
The Rutherford, a tranquil co-op in Manhattan's Gramercy Park, became the center of a conflict that escalated over loud parrots, leading to legal disputes.
Charlotte Kullen enjoyed peace after moving into her apartment, envisioning marriage and family while forging a friendship with neighbor Meril Lesser who owned parrots.
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