How can a poor beggar in a village continue to live? Her parents died, and she was raised by her old grandmother, the only relative who remained with her. But her own grandmother died a year ago, and eighteen-year-old Liana was left alone in the house. And it couldn’t be called a house; the rickety windows and doors, the collapsed roof of the house, had a sad appearance. Two tiny rooms and a kitchenette, that’s all the space in the house. She had neither girlfriends nor friends, all the youth of the small village ignored her, and the boys called her the offensive nickname “Lyalka”. The girl dreamed of getting a job and updating her wardrobe, at least so that girls her age wouldn’t laugh at her old dress and worn-out ballet shoes. But one fine day, she finds an expensive jewelry in the form of a necklace on the road, after which her life changes dramatically.