Valya had known Yegor Ivanovich Levin and his family for a long time. She was aware of what this man was doing in the dashing 90s, the memory of which was still so fresh. But she also knew that she could always turn to him for help if necessary. At the beginning of the 2000s, life began to change: gang warfare was a thing of the past, they were replaced by serious business people who preferred legal arguments to brute force. There were also those who wanted to quickly get rich from the naivety of others. Valentina's best friend, Natasha, was dating a guy named Ilya and was going to marry him. The groom himself looked towards Natasha’s younger sister, Nina. He even began to have an innocent romance with her, without taking decisive action, because the girl was only fourteen. In fact, the cunning bastard was interested in the money that Natasha’s family was saving to buy an apartment. Ilya decided to take possession of the savings through Nina. Through deception, blackmail and mockery, the guy drove the girl into hysterics. She was ready to give him anything to get out of trouble. Fortunately, Nina had the sense to turn to Valentina for advice. Realizing that they were simply trying to scam the young fool out of money, Valya called Yegor Ivanovich. He sent his closest assistant, the faithful persistent shadow of the Gypsy, to sort out the problem. The boy owed his life to Levin and was ready to carry out any assignment. From this moment begins the love story of a simple girl and a bandit.