Once upon a time in the city of London there lived a fairy-tale princess, and she hated love...

And the princess was smart, and pretty, and the court fairies did not deprive her of various virtues, in a word - sheer perfection, if would...

If it weren’t for a small flaw - they forgot to put the heart of the royal Kushle. That's why she can't stand couples in love. For the perfect Kushla, “eternal love is akin to an obscene myth.” The princess decides to have fun with the lovers, and simply - to destroy the strongest, most reliable couples that can only be found on the streets of London. And Kushla chooses the perfect weapon to match herself - Ideal Love. A happy bride and groom, two gay men devoted to each other and faithful spouses - this is the princess’s choice, and then - sheer magic mixed with reality.

Stella Duffy told a parable - scary, and tender, and poetic, and even funny. And she told it in a very modern language, which made the paradox of the tale only more obvious.