Tragedies are an integral part of life. Growing up is an objective process of being. Layering one on top of the other can cause mental pathology. How it happened in Veronica’s life: the girl was raped at an early age, and her best friend played a certain “background” role in this tragedy. Or did she just imagine it? Veronica's desire to balance the world that has shifted in her mind to the framework of fair retribution makes her the epicenter of the most incredible events from the point of view of the average person. Suppressed anger and hidden rage under the guise of composure make a young woman a dangerous and restless predator. The author deliberately creates in the reader a duality in relation to the main character - both rejection and sympathy are acceptable, in order to maximize merging with reality: the world itself is dual. The ending may informally have an ellipsis. But the beginning of the story was not here either, however: Lucera, as it is. In its permanent form.