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A historical novel about love and Odesa. About the shift of time and the breakdown of eras. About emigration and how war destroys and life wins. It is about feelings and a call, and about how original and incomparably beautiful our Odesa was a hundred years ago . Athens, 1922. A young woman, Sonia, writes a letter to her friend in Constantinople. She is pregnant and about to get married. In her letters, she recalls her past in Odesa - a series of memories of her childhood and youth in the circle of Jewish intellectuals, of all the trials of the era, of the war, the Bolshevik occupation, and her rescue on a ship on the night of the January evacuation in 1920. But the main place in her letters is occupied by the story of her life and love with her first husband. He was a famous doctor in Odesa who was reported missing. And now, everything from their first meeting to their last night chronicles this complex but unwavering love.