Knight in Pink Pants

A person is a great master at creating problems for themselves. To live happily, it's enough to understand: all your difficulties were organized by you personally. This is what happened to Taisia Zhukova. She turned to Max Vulf's agency with a request to find her mother. Allegedly, she flew abroad, where she was offered a job in theater and film, when Taisia was fourteen. The girl was left with a nanny, a personal pediatrician, an apartment in the city center, and a luxurious dacha. For many years, her mother sent postcards for holidays and expensive gifts. Recently, the nanny passed away, and grown-up Taisia was left alone and wants to understand where her mother is and why she hasn't returned yet. Lamp and Vulf agree to help Zhukova, and what do they find out? That Taisia Mikhailovna Zhukova herself died many years ago from diphtheria when she was barely twelve months old! Evlampia and Max found themselves entangled in someone else's bad game, the investigation nearly hit a dead end, but in the end, the knot was unraveled… Romanova tried to forget this experience like a terrible dream. After all, if you don't want your life to go off the rails, never associate with those who have derailed their own lives.

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