Asya has two great loves. Sick and even sicker. She cannot leave one man because she believes that he cannot cope without her. He can’t be with the second one, because he believes that he is “too older” and “too successful.” Hiding the man she loves, but not wanting to hide the truth from her friends, Asya tells them that she has chosen “honest polyamory” and that she “has lovers.” Friends convince Asya that this is not right and talk about their family values and, incidentally... about their regular infidelities. What actually hides behind the illusions of a strong family and behind Asya’s polyamorous relationships?