Elya, Tyomych, and Belka unexpectedly gather together in their parents' house. Each of them faces an inner conflict, hesitating to open up to their loved ones.
Elya, the eldest, has sincerely believed since childhood that she is incapable of falling in love. She has gotten used to choosing herself and avoiding relationships, but a chance encounter in a bar turns her life upside down.
Tyomych cannot seem to recover after a painful breakup with his girlfriend. He plunges into the abyss of self-destruction and toxic memories.
And their younger sister Belka is communicating with a mysterious stranger, putting her engagement at risk. She is tired of being good and proper for everyone, but she doesn't know how to be different.
Trying to find a way out of their situations, all three grow closer to each other than ever before. But will they be able to understand what they truly want and what real happiness is?
In the competition of irony, there is always a favorite – life. No person can inflict such a subtle, sophisticated mockery on other people, situations, and most importantly – the plans we so confidently and decisively build.
