“My dreams are not about love...” actress Vikki Kirkland once said to the famous reporter Dan Faulkner, editor-in-chief of Newsmaker, who undertook to describe on the pages of his newspaper her image of the star of the television series, which so quickly won the appreciative attention of the nation, and the history of the creation of the sensational soap opera "Tomorrow and Always". Vikki turned out to be a true guardian angel of the entire troupe when she agreed to “shepherd” the journalist, not giving him the opportunity to collect incriminating evidence on the artists. Victoria was not going to take off the mask of the frivolous seductress Vixen, the heroine of the series, in front of Faulkner, and Dan would hardly have ever been able to look into the depths of her soul, to understand how timid, vulnerable and defenseless this brilliant beauty really is. After all, the public was accustomed to seeing her as sexy, slutty and ruthless - and she played this role: both in front of the camera and in life. But... God, how hard it is to deprive yourself of all the simple and accessible female joys, ruining your life and those of those around you for the sake of a dubious opportunity to shine from evening to evening, half naked in millions of deathly green conductors of imaginary reality, plunging headlong into the sugary syrup of fictional adventures! Is it worth losing everything for her, including the charming simpleton Dan?..