Ethan Morgan was born the first-born not of his own free will and did not at all recognize the ridiculous family traditions that he was supposed to observe. However, his twin brother Andrew, who was only a couple of minutes younger, dreamed of such an honor all his life.

Perhaps Ethan should have renounced his birthright, as Esau did, and then their family would not have suffered catastrophe. But everything turned out differently. Ethan, a police detective, finds himself in an unusual position - on the wrong side. The brother's wife remained a widow. The family heirloom was stolen. There was nothing left in Ethan's heart but rage, bitterness and regret. How to create a future life from this tragic set of circumstances? How to take responsibility for the future of the family? Is it true that the sins of the fathers fall on the heads of the children? Or maybe the ghosts of the past inspire faith in them?