A surprisingly smart and touching story about falling in love with a person, next to whom you feel like an improved version of yourself. Even if this person has never been seen. Beth and Jennifer work at the Courier newspaper and know that all their email correspondence is read. But they still write to each other all day long, spoil friends and acquaintances, and openly share problems in their lives. Reading other people's letters is the job responsibility of Lincoln, an employee of the Internet Security Department. When he took the job, he imagined that he would be protecting the newspaper from malicious hackers, not sending out a warning every time some Courier employee made a salty joke about a colleague. Lincoln must suppress any use of e-mail for non-official purposes. However, he cannot resist the temptation and follows the correspondence between Beth and Jennifer. This reading draws him in. But when Lincoln realizes he's falling head over heels for Beth, it's too late to even introduce himself. What will he tell her? “Hello, I’m reading your email and, by the way, I love you...”? For the first time in Russian!