Elran's fairy godmother is incredibly busy. She works at one and a half times the rate at the university, where she teaches young fairies the intricacies of their future work, and also does good deeds little by little. Therefore, when one evening the prince showed up to her asking for help, at first she didn’t even want to open it to him. However, the craving for good deeds has prevailed over fatigue, and now the unfortunate fairy must somehow marry the prince to the princess who never laughs. But life goes completely upside down when another fairy godmother tells her colleague that she intends to arrange for her, Elrana , personal happiness. Will an experienced, tired and in her own way cynical fairy, who does not feel young at all, be able to see her life in a completely new light? Will she take on the role of the bride? And if so, which man would be the best candidate for the role of groom?