Judy and Sally are in their thirties, they are best friends and neighbors with five years of experience. Sally is a petite brunette and Judy is a tall blonde. They are very supportive of each other, as well as their friend Mick. He once broke Sally's heart, but now everything is behind him, and the former love has long ago grown into a strong friendship. Three Musketeers in a modern version. And everything would be fine if Sally didn’t sigh furtively for her best friend. And he, without noticing it, shares his heartfelt victories with his friends. Mick is a classic womanizer, only Sally does not want to notice this obvious fact. Everything changes when young Katie follows Mick from New York and moves in with him. And Sally and Judy's quiet London life explodes. Instead of friendship, there are continuous passions, the epicenter of which, of course, is Mick. Lauren Henderson has written another rollicking and evil comedy, this time about female friendship and male selfishness.