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One day in the park, freelance journalist Marta meets a mysterious man - either a Harvard professor or a medieval inquisitor. And although she is no longer a student and definitely not a witch, their fates are now linked by Mondays."

The main storyline is intertwined with the adventurous and frivolous adventures of Marta's friends: Tarasik and Nastya, who sincerely want to find their soul mates, getting into spicy, funny, and sometimes tragic stories every time. All the vicissitudes take place against the backdrop of prophetic dreams, mystical coincidences and allegories. Irony, humour (sometimes even light trolling), one hundred percent reference to the modern realities of life, not to far-fetched caramel series, unexpected resolutions - all this keeps the reader's interest, and some piquancy without vulgarity, which is fashionable today, creates certain parallels with G. Boccaccio's Decameron.

The book has another character - Lviv, who flavours the adventures of the main characters with chocolate, coffee, rain, authentic dialect and water shutdowns at the most inopportune moments.