Leaving her husband kissing another dyed blonde, Yana Nagibina went in search of housing to continue working. During her writing career, she has already published up to forty romance novels, she must finally focus on the next one. Having looked at the charming house outside the city, Yana did not immediately understand why, although it looked so luxurious, it was rented out quite cheaply. And what kind of pathogenic zone was the elderly neighbor trying to talk about?.. But even the impractical and absent-minded writer noticed that strange things were happening in the house. As soon as she left the computer with the manuscript for a couple of minutes, when she returned, she found paragraphs in it that were not written by her and turned a banal melodrama into a shocking sensual novel... Divorced spouses under one roof. – About Anna of the McCrimmons family and what there are representatives of the stronger sex. – About the incredible difficulties that await the tenant Yanino’s short-lived happiness. - About how Yana met her fellow sufferers and how she learned about Kurly Murzaliev. About how useful it is to read a horoscope. – Division of property, or Let’s cut up the dog. – Olga takes matters into her own hands. A house with all the amenities. – About how Olga’s aura acquired a purple tint. – New neighbors and the “hematogenous” zone. The Return of the Muse, or Harry’s New Adventures. – Hans’s date with the trash can. – Lenya gives Yana a lecture about the meaning of names. – A little about the life of a homeless person near Moscow. – About how Yana got a co-author Olga rushes to her friend’s rescue and accuses her of blue hosiery. – About why Anna from the McCrimmons family turned out to be not so naive. – How Harry decided to let go with Victoria, and Yana made an attempt to catch her co-author. About how Olga quarreled with everyone and took up the phone book to find Yana’s husband. – Baba Zoya goes against Leni with a shovel. – The diary of old Elizabeth McCrimmons, from which it becomes clear how she became a fallen woman. Yana goes to the editorial office. – Mikhail Vikentievich and erotica in hardcover. – War with windmills. – The co-author’s tricks and how they affect Yanina’s career. – About how Yana met Maniac and decided that she had gone crazy. - About a lover of whiskey and Scottish women. About why Alina Grigorievna thinks that Fox has a good style. – How Yana gets a new job. – Why does Latakia tobacco smell like stale socks? – About how Lenechka’s drunken head found peace, and Yana again quarreled with Fox Yana I dream about the head of a Fox. – First breakfast without burnt eggs. – Episode No. 3, or How the copywriter Pentyukhov came up with a slogan for “Maloezhka.” – The fox is spying on Yana. - About why Mishka ran away from home. - “Autumn Follies,” or Why Yana does not dare to criticize Fox. Mishka leaves for the academy, and Fox again prevents Yana from writing. – Revelations of the “old Fox”. – Henrik Isben, emancipated women and internet lifers. - About how Yana suspected that she had fallen in love. Operation “Owl in a Hollow.” – Why Olga grumbles at Yana and how Lenechka enlivens the evening. – How Sergei Ilyich’s parody offended Viktor Borovsky. – About why Yanina’s “suitors” run away from their hospitable home. - How Olga is finally convinced that her friend has gone crazy. Pentyukhov’s troubles are ending, but Yanina’s problems are not decides. – Chance encounters and “deficit of understanding.” – The duality of the nature of dandelion. - About why the Fox is attached to the house. – A painting called “Dreams” about how Yana found a wreath of dandelions on the pillow. – How Pavlik met Baba Zoya and Lenechka and what came of it. – Pork in wine and a conversation about culinary abilities. – About why Yana quarreled with Olga. – Tomorrow, or Peace for Two Yana’s new disappointment. – Mishka decides to return home. - About how Yana receives a letter from Fox in which he asks to return the painting. – How can you find someone you already know quite well on the Internet? – Technical mindset, or Why Igor is not afraid of ghosts Burnt scrambled eggs, or What programmers eat. – Yana and Igor meet the former owners of the painting. – Like “Dreams” bring trouble. – About “disposable” relationships and how Igor promises Yana a “good tomorrow.” – Reconciliation with Olga and a second breakfast without burnt eggs. – About how Georgy Priyaznov quenched his curiosity and woke up on the bridge. – Farewell to illusions