The heroine, Victoria, has a mystical and unusual gift: staying with her face-to-face in a confined space, people lose control of themselves and cease to be guided by norms of social acceptability, but instead manifest their deepest intrinsic tendencies: fears, passions, desires. It lies, but it attracts people, so from childhood Victoria has suffered from violence and increased attention to herself. She has mastered a whole host of security tools, but they don't always work. At thirty-five, she lives in an old apartment and looks after her father, who was maimed. She works as a cleaner through an agency and is fascinated by clothing and fashion, and finds her little lonely joys. However, in her life, there is a very young man who is the only one who has a peculiar reaction to her influence, though he also hunts for him - he is getting better than he is. Defending themselves together against the encroachments of others on the mystical peculiarity of Victoria, they begin relationships and build relationships, despite the complexity and stereotypes. However, at some point the mystical gift disappears. Without him, Victoria becomes just an ordinary woman who has had a difficult life, and she no longer has any exclusive attraction. Without it, it is difficult for her to realize herself, her need for her lover, and her place in a society where she has always been a victim of persecution and violence. When she tries to regain her familiar, albeit traumatic, identity, it is a tragedy.