Dilya Salokhova is Tajik on her father’s side, and Russian on her mother’s side. She came to Russia from Dushanbe with her little son Alisher. Dilya immediately understood: they were looking at them, the newcomers, with a special expression on their faces... But the girl could no longer live in her homeland, and here there was nowhere and, in fact, no one. And how can you understand what your nationality is when your face is southern, but your soul and character are Russian? However, apparently God helps orphans. My mother’s friend Tanya Derevyanko gave her shelter, got her a job, and then there was a big turn in Dilina’s fate - she was very much in the stead of her boss, the cool girl Larisa. But rich people have their own quirks... Vera Kolochkova's bibliography includes more than 40 novels, many of which have already been brought to life on screen. Love for the author is understandable, because she writes about ordinary people who strive for a better life and fight for their own happiness. Simple and sensual, fascinating and romantic, Kolochkova’s novels touch a nerve, forcing you to empathize and enjoy the characters as if you were your own acquaintances. TV series are based on the novels of Vera Kolochkova; she, like no one else, can reveal the most hidden movements of the human soul.