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Each of the short stories that make up the architectonics of Nadiia Humeniuk's novel Angel in Grey features a separate human fate that is used or decayed in the unrestrained whirlwind of history. But all of them are tied into a tight plot knot around a well that once stood on a farm and now finds itself in a "royal" village. The memory of water is immortal, and time makes a new circle around it... Nothing passes without a trace, everything has its continuation. This is the leitmotif of the novel, a modern variation of the biblical parable of Abel and Cain.