Anton Kvasov, an officer demobilized due to injury, considered his pregnant neighbor from the ninth floor to be a clinical idiot. But after he helped her during the birth of her third child, she couldn’t think of her as a stranger, Sima knocked down his army’s “stranger – enemy” attitude. The ridiculous Seraphima began to come across with enviable regularity the path of life of a gloomy, cocky and hard-drinking veteran of the Chechen campaign, who did not know how to fit into civilian life, and whose medical record was recorded by a psychologist as a hopeless diagnosis: “Combatant Syndrome,” which weighs heavily on his soul, without causing a desire to change your life...