Nothing in the world can be stronger than love. Saving love and crushing love. Love that works real miracles and in itself can safely be called magic. It was this feeling that penetrated the hearts of Maya and Duke, who are now and forever bound together by the strongest ties of all. But is fate ever kind to lovers? Isn’t testing, by definition, reserved for everyone who decides to plunge headlong into the pool in search of personal happiness? Anyone who has heard the story of Romeo and Juliet at least once knows the answers to these questions. So the heroes of “The White Rose”, who cannot imagine existing without each other, will have to go through a fatal test. Very soon it turns out that the girl is seriously ill. This means that all dreams can come to an end at any moment. Is this a reason to despair? Or is this just an incentive to test feelings, prove their truth not in word, but in deed, and, ultimately, perform a miracle of miracles that will seem impossible to any skeptic who proudly calls himself a realist?