The heroine of this story is young and wealthy, but she is a teacher. On a Jaguar, but in the provinces. Decisive with the prudence of a lover of cognac and vodka, but she falls in love with her eleventh grade student. “Never invent a plot or intrigue. Take what life gives. Life is much richer than all our imaginations.” The author of the story “Moon Rising” puts this formula into F.M. Dostoevsky into the mouth of one of the heroines and, it seems, she herself follows it. An ordinary story about forbidden love, surrounded by Russian realities, the plot is “written off” from life, but is interrupted every now and then by “favorable circumstances” - it’s still impossible without imagination. A moderately vital, moderately romantic story that will undoubtedly warm the lovers to girls teachers.