What is happiness? Rosochka’s mother believed that “happiness is an accident, a desired surprise, talent, luck, success not by calculation...” Rosochka did not argue with her mother. Fate gave her a chance to become happy after years of loneliness, moving to a distant village from the northern capital, the loss of her parents and the betrayal of her closest friends. It turned out almost according to Yevgeny Yevtushenko: “A woman, like the sea, calls out like that, but men, like ships, only they touch the soul from above - they neglected the depth. A woman, like the sea, prays to the sky, if there is calm, to send at least something. A woman is a special sea, something that can drown in the sea.” Father Frost came to the village with gifts for Rosochka from her only and beloved aunt Nina. In his bag is a gift from him, a longtime admirer of a young woman. Will Santa Claus, the initiator of the construction of a downshifter village in a distant northern village, be able to melt Rosochka’s heart and become her chosen one? Is there such a thing as female happiness? The answers to these and other questions are in the story...