The story is banal at first glance. A young woman, Daria Shakhova, was in trouble and needed money urgently. She fell for the super advantageous offer from Prime Bank and took all her savings there. Several of the nicest people did the same. Soon the money of all investors disappeared without a trace. As, in fact, did the banker himself. Daria asked lawyer Pavlov for help. Artyom immediately felt that Daria was not saying something, and that her eyes were radiating fear. Deep, carefully disguised fear. Looking for money stolen by a swindler is the last thing, but Pavlov undertakes to help Daria. The investigation takes him into a dark and gloomy past, which gradually tears off the masks from all Prime Bank investors. And, like dirty foam, the terrible sins of people who seem decent and kind emerge. But they don’t bother Artyom so much as the invisible and elusive one who took on the role of judge and executioner of these people...