After seven years of marriage, Adelaide breaks up with her partner to start over with a clean slate. Tired of the routine in her relationship, she wants to finally meet the one and only person with whom she will be fifteen again. But Adelaide is forty-six, and she is horrified to discover that in the love market her chances of finding a chosen one and getting married are rapidly declining. Torn between the desires to end loneliness and meet the ideal of a strong and independent woman, Adelaide embarks on a search for love, finding herself in funny and tragicomic situations along the way. But no matter what her love life turns out to be, her friends will always be next to her, and this is the main thing. In this elegantly written story, Chloe Delhomme listens carefully to the heart of her heroine, beating in time with the modern world. No one thinks about her, and she doesn’t think about anyone - this is the first time this has happened to her since she was fifteen. Before, Adelaide always left one man for the embrace of another, she was always in love. For women 30+ who are looking for themselves and their love in the jungle of a big city, while trying to be successful in their profession and succeed in everything, everywhere. For anyone who grew up watching Bridget Jones's Diary and Sex and the City, Adelaide selects three or four potatoes and stuffs them into a paper bag. Richard takes a few green vegetables, unknown to Adelaide, and a piece of pumpkin. Adelaide wonders what life is like for people living on leeks and pieces of pumpkin. Something could excite her if there was a smell of leeks around her.