A lawyer should be famous and gray-haired, wear a tuxedo and smoke expensive cigars, the hero of the novel believes. However, his son, who got into trouble, prefers a modest young lawyer. And the young man’s father, who treats business women arrogantly, is still forced to reconcile. In gratitude for the successfully completed case and yielding to the wishes of his son, the gentleman invites the lawyer to relax in his villa. In the Bahamas...