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Vera loved her only son so much that she wanted him to have a status daughter-in-law at any cost. She did not even allow him to dream of another, because he entered the theological academy, and marriage for a priest is a lifelong choice.

And he dreamed of the one and only, with whom he said goodbye so warmly before leaving for thousands of kilometres. He couldn't forget, couldn't overcome his own feelings even when he didn't receive any answers to his letters, when he heard that she had married and given birth to a son.

But he resigned himself to the fact that there is now a gap between them that cannot be grasped even with an eagle's eye.

Years have passed. The young clergyman returns to his native land, takes ordination and vows to devote his life to God without his own family.

The mother comes to her senses. But it was too late; before she died, she confessed to her son about how she had made a deal with the village postman. She gave Vira the letters that her beloved Sofia wrote to the theological academy, as well as those that her son sent to her beloved girl. About the time the girl came to her house and confessed that she was pregnant.

But Vira remained silent then. She pushed her son into the abyss of loneliness.

However, years later, fate brought the priest together with his beloved woman in his own unusual way, without violating either church or God's canons. It did...