Arthur and Stacy did not want to fall in love at all. And not only into each other, but into anyone in general. They both decided that they would be quite satisfied with light romantic adventures that did not interfere with work and careers, did not threaten mental pain and left behind only serene memories. The meeting between Arthur and Stacy could have ended in a short love affair, if not for the extraordinary mutual attraction that arose between them. And yet they resist their feelings, especially since it soon becomes clear that their official duty commands them to defend directly opposing interests in the same public matter that is significant to them...