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Shortly before the collapse of the USSR, Marina and Ivan Schastykh had triplets and began life in a separate apartment number 13. But the naive 1980s are being replaced by the hungry 1990s, and the mood in the family is no longer rosy. Ivan, once the youngest and most promising candidate of sciences at Moscow State University, is forced to become a tutor and a homemaker while Marina earns money on the market. And then 2012 comes — the energy of the new age.
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After losing her parents, Masha falls in love with her guardian Sergei Mikhailovich. Masha is young, Sergei Mikhailovich is much older, and they have to go through a difficult path to understanding each other.
Having received a tip on a rich house, Senya, who trades in small-scale criminal earnings, goes on a robbery. But he is caught by the owner, a very influential and eccentric businessman, Orlov, who also turns out to be blind. Suddenly, he doesn't turn him in to the police, but makes him his personal assistant. But the seemingly carefree life of a billionaire turns into a tough business struggle for Senya with a high-ranking official, where not only their own destinies, but also the lives of their loved ones are at stake.
Katya is raising her deaf son, Misha, alone. She is particularly concerned about Misha's inability to speak, unlike his peers with a similar disability. The boy finds his voice after experiencing his first small tragedy. A joyful event is intertwined with a painful experience, love with resentment.
