Lu is a child prodigy, she can and knows things that her peers are not given the ability to know and know, but at the same time, Lou is deprived of all those small joys that her peers have in abundance. Lou is smart, naive and open to the whole world. She loves to visit the train station and observe people's emotions. It is there that she meets the tramp No, several years older than her. These two make an odd couple, but they have found each other, and together it seems that they will be able to withstand a strange and hostile world. How much do we know about those who find themselves on the street? And how often do we peer into their faces?.. “But I” is a subtle and moving novel about vulnerability, nobility, loneliness and love, about the fact that you should not restrain the best impulses of your soul.