Nowadays, no one throws himself under a train out of love... But everyone has their own personal train, right? Nowadays, no one is shocked by divorce... if it's someone else's. Nowadays, no one cares about betrayal. What if they changed US? The story of modern Anna Karenina, our close friend, smart and beautiful, is read in one breath, excites and makes you think about your own, personal, and the inherent irony of the author makes it not only fascinating, but also touchingly funny. Sonya Golovina is a lucky girl. She has everything, it’s hard to even list how much she has, and everything is surprisingly wonderful: a husband, a lover, a mother-in-law, a position in society, a job at the Hermitage, and security - she even forgets to receive a salary. Sonya Golovina is loved by two people: the rector of the St. Petersburg Academy and a Moscow plastic surgeon. All three are modern people, so why does the classic love triangle lead Sonya Golovina to the same place it led Anna Karenina?