On the anniversary of the death of Mikhail Gorshenev, the frontman of the group “The King and the Clown,” the main character comes to the Bogoslovskoye cemetery to once again say goodbye to his grave, and finds among the flowers an unusual letter, the most romantic thing he has read in his life. A letter on behalf of a man looking for a woman with whom he is in love, left in the hope that she will come to say goodbye to her idol. Wiping away tears, the main character thinks about his life: where is his love? had he ever experienced something like this? Who is his wife for him? There is a myth about Dostoevsky that he never slept with his wife, sharing spiritual and carnal love. In fact, he didn't love her. How should you treat lovers who met online but have never seen each other? For four years they experienced their feelings without touching their bodies. How is this possible? What will their meeting be like? And what can we learn from them? The answer is on the pages of the story. Enjoy reading and... don’t die of tenderness.