Varya, a teacher of literature, having given up the request of a neighbor to replace her on the market in a tent with clothes and tights, learns from a random customer Galya, her classmate and sometime best friend. But it seems that only she feels the joy of the meeting: Galya condescendingly looks at the schoolmate, comparing her sleek look with the simplicity of Vari’s appearance. At parting, Galya wanted to throw away a piece of paper with Vari's phone, but under the gaze of her friend she did not dare to do it. On their common birthday, it turns out that Galya, for all her material well-being (she is the mistress of a beauty salon), is left alone: ​​her patron lover has a daughter who is ill, and she didn’t call other guests. Remembering the invitation of Vari, Galya, having found a note with the phone in Varin’s purse, begs for that visit. And gets into a warm family home, where there is a place for guests and relatives. Where they do not scold children for an occasional prank, where love and mutual understanding reign. Yes, it turns out that Vari's husband is almost a beautiful handsome Egor. Having learned that Egor, after the cuts, is looking for a permanent job, Galya hires him as a personal chauffeur. And, using the opportunity, tries to seduce him. But Egor ignores her efforts. Galya is offended by hiring gangsters who rob and beat Yegor. ... Galya does not immediately realize what she has done. Not immediately and Varya finds the strength to forgive a classmate. But she does not know how to respond with evil to evil, her kind soul does not accept it. And on the day of the 10-year-old, pink wedding, Varya and Egor invite us to take a sailing boat trip, which turned out to be near the unfortunate Galya ...