Alina Stepanova is a famous Moscow realtor, blogger and simply a caring person with an active lifestyle. Her motto: “Born. Gave birth. Gave birth. Gave birth. Realtor. Reiter. Working. I'm investigating. I'm drawing. I'm happy. I swear. Laugh.” In real life, Alina constantly finds herself unwittingly drawn into some kind of detective adventures, every now and then taking a very direct part in their investigation, which is regularly written about and filmed in media stories. But this time, this is not a creepy story from the world of real estate, but a work of fiction - a travel detective story. The plot is cleverly twisted around the strange disappearance of a boy from the famous bathhouse in the center of the Hungarian capital. Despite the fact that the action takes place in Budapest, a considerable number of our compatriots appear in the novel. Where did the child go? Who eats carrot soup three times a day? Why have children if you're going to get poisoned? These and other questions will have to be answered by the main character, who has become a detective unwillingly - a brave, ironic, sometimes shocking, and sometimes sentimental woman in the prime of her life. Attention! The characters in the book do not really know English, but are forced to communicate in it as an international language. The author is not responsible for their errors and pronunciation!