Virginie Grimaldi, with her usual sensitivity and warmth, tells the story of three women. The story that, no matter how terrible the misfortune is, there is always a way out. And it is very important not to forget about this. Anna is thirty-seven. Working from morning to night, she tries to make ends meet and raise her two daughters. She gave up on personal happiness long ago. Chloe is seventeen. Once a diligent student with a big dream, she abandoned the lyceum, deciding to give up plans for the future and work to somehow help her mother. Lily is twelve. She avoids people. She prefers the company of a tame rat, to which she gave her father's name, to the most cheerful company. After all, he, like these animals, “was the first to escape the ship.” Entangled in a tangle of life’s adversities, Anna makes a desperate, but perhaps the most correct decision in life - in a motorhome, she and the girls will travel to Scandinavia to strengthen family ties and see northern lights.