The characters of Lana Barsukova teach us to live, love, find compromises in relationships with loved ones, and also to be happy, no matter what. Together with them, we experience their successes and failures in life, we empathize and compare with ourselves: “But it happened to me too!” This involvement makes the reader not an outside observer, but a participant in the events happening to the characters. Confidential intonation, attention to detail and recognizable life situations make Lana Barsukova's prose read for the soul. What happens if an official wants to get rich? Yes, not just in small ways, but for real. He extends his hand to the people's good. Of course, not everything is so simple, we have a smart official. A whole performance with dummies is being played out. Nothing personal, just business. But, alas, this hackneyed phrase is wrong. Money lights the fuse of human passions. Love, betrayal, friendship, jealousy confuse all the cards. A well-thought-out scheme is bursting at the seams. And it is no longer clear how this story, which involves more and more new faces, will end. Only one thing is clear: business is very personal, nothing but personal. This is almost a detective story, balancing between comedy and tragedy.