If the questions “Why do I live?”, “Who am I?”, “What do I want?”, “What should I do?” and “Why is it like this?” If you classify them as rhetorical, obvious or, on occasion, easily solvable, Olga Yunyazova’s books are not for you. And there are no ready-made answers. There are riddles and clues that lead to unexpected discoveries and new questions - they outline the paths of the two main characters, Oksana and Alexander. “It's just a dream” is the first part of a fascinating story. Oksana is the head of a large company, her whole life is centered around work; Only illness can distract her from the war with competitors and business plans. In the sanatorium, she meets a fellow sufferer who shares with her his ideas and doubts about dreams and reality, the world order, and human capabilities. Or rather, Vasily Sergeevich teaches her the most important thing: to ask questions... Alexander served in “hot spots” and now, in peaceful city life, he cannot find a place for himself - a soldier, accustomed to the fact that commanders decide everything for him, has no money , no health, no purpose. He leaves for the village, to the house of his great-grandfather - he was a healer known throughout the area. The healer still has “disciples.” From them and from his own experience, Alexander receives approximately the same information as Oksana. He begins to have questions, which means he begins to move towards the goal... or towards a meeting?...