“... Margarita simply put an ultimatum question to Gesha - either she or Lilechka. Geshe took exactly five minutes to think about it - while her favorite coffee was brewing. Leaning on the kitchen cabinet, the wife looked menacingly at her husband... While the coffee was boiling, Gesha was silent, rolling a green apple that had begun to wither on the table, and he had only one thought - to eat it or not, to take a bite or not to take a bite... “Lilechka,” he exhaled in his face. Gesha’s wife and took a bite of the apple...” When there are three people at the center of the plot: she, he and she, the idea of a love triangle arises by itself. And it seems that this will be a familiar story about a scoundrel and a liar of a husband and the happy and unhappy victims of his deception. But life is sometimes more complicated, and obvious conclusions are wrong. And suddenly it turns out that the choice of the eternal liar Gesha is an act of absolute love, and the choice of his wife Margot is difficult to understand, but can be explained. Well, Lilechka doesn’t choose at all, she just lives, smiling with her strange, sunny smile.