Everything has finally become clearer for Madison. After years of struggling to survive, she's landed her dream job, is finally able to put down a decent deposit on a house, and is able to move her brother and sister into a real home. There were no signs of trouble. When the mother who abandoned them several years ago suddenly shows up and transports the children to New Hampshire, Madison has no choice but to go with them, otherwise she would lose her brother and sister. Having forgotten about her dreams again, Madison is trying to fit into this life, but everything is complicated: her fifteen-year-old sister behaves like a novice prostitute, the people around her behave somehow strangely, her boss is a real idiot, Madison feels like an outsider, her best friend turns out to be a sixteen-year-old punk, and the incredibly handsome guy who rents the room next door behaves like a pig, taking showers three times a day and leaving cold water for Madison. And this handsome guy has some kind of secret... a secret that Madison wildly wants to unravel, and will stop at nothing, no matter how many warnings she receives. Detective Ephraim Williams has long learned not to show emotions and not to become attached to people. What was the reason? They came and went, but he remained. And this time nothing was going to change... or so he thought. When the mistress of the house announced the arrival of her grandchildren, he wanted not so much - that no one would disturb his peace. And I certainly didn’t expect that every time I caught the delightful aroma of my neighbor, I would have to fight my thirst for blood, or that she would constantly drive me into a corner and bombard me with questions. And as if this were not enough, the Master from his past life finds Ephraim again and demands his blood. The master is ready to do anything to get her, and even use an annoying neighbor, who for the first time in several centuries makes Ephraim feel something more than pain.