The calm life of a prosperous area of Buenos Aires is turned upside down when lovers from two warring families decide to take a desperate act... Of course, that's all everyone talks about. Of course, they are called Argentina's Romeo and Juliet. And of course, cats have absolutely nothing to do with it. But stop! There is no trace of any family feud. The boy and girl are alive and well. And it seems that they are not in love at all, but simply go to the same school and once drank coffee together - black. Without milk... This detective story haunts one meticulous journalist. In pursuit of a spectacular plot, he questions almost the entire district - and everyone gladly tells him their version of events. But at the same time, the owner of the kiosk begins her own investigation, who realizes that everything is not so simple... Who will find out what really happened? Argentine writer Andrea Ferrari (born in 1961) herself worked as a journalist for a long time and knows the right way to captivate the reader - give different characters a voice and describe the same situation from several points of view. Like Ferrari’s previous book, “The Flores Conspiracy,” the story “Coffee Without Milk” is a collection of psychological sketches and unexpected plot twists, sometimes dangerous, sometimes touching, sometimes comical, which will be interesting to watch for readers from 12 years old. For middle and older school age.