The pharmaceutical company Bendix Cher, one of the five world leaders, invites Nobel laureate Dick Bannerman, a geneticist, to collaborate and hires the entire team of his laboratory, including his daughter Montana, an assistant and chief assistant. The terms of the contract are extremely favorable, but there is one “but”: the Bendix Cher charter requires absolute secrecy and total control over employees. Increased interest in the secrets of the company's business leads in a diabolical way to accidents. Montana Bannerman is at first pleased by the fact that the financial problems of her father's laboratory have been solved, but the tragic death of people she knows leaves her confused. She also learns that three women who took Bendix Cher's fertility drug died during childbirth under very strange and sinister circumstances. What is hidden in the bowels of a huge windowless skyscraper owned, according to the slogan, “the most caring company in the world”?