Jane Spring is smart and beautiful, but she has practically no friends, and she can’t establish her personal life. The trouble is that in early childhood the girl was left without a mother and the baby was raised by her father, a military general. As a result, now, at thirty-four, what Jane values most in people is the ability to march in line and unquestioningly follow the orders of their superiors. Miss Spring is considered one of the best prosecutors in the district, but her life is boring and hopeless. And then one fine day Jane decides to change something in herself. After watching old films starring Doris Day, one of the most charming American actresses of the 60s of the 20th century, a stern prosecutor understands that femininity is always valuable, and develops a strategy aimed at finding and keeping the man of her dreams. Funny and exciting the story of a young woman who must change herself in order to show her true self to the world and, of course, find love.