Ounce of life

Slava shows strong masculine qualities, he knows exactly what he is doing, he takes his toll right away, this is how he conquered Alena from the first meeting, but now these qualities are working against her. Meeting the high standards of Glory is not easy, and resisting is even more difficult. Alena lacks self-confidence and support within to defend her personal boundaries.
In rare moments when Alena is left alone with herself, she draws and feels happy.

Alena acts intuitively, feels that it is important for her to return to the profession and sends her resume to the vacancy of an artist. Her sketches make an impression and Alena is invited for an interview. So, Alena begins her career path, she, although not immediately, gets her first order and impressive prospects. Alena also meets Anton, an enterprising producer, with him Alena feels on the same wavelength and feels the beat of life, freedom, and youth. Alena is transformed and feels like herself for the first time.

But the more Alena transforms, the less Slava likes it. He is categorically against the nanny, since he already had a negative experience with the kindergarten, and Slava is also against Alena regularly leaving her son with her grandmother and a friend. Slava believes that Misha is still too small and needs his mother. But are his good intentions so pure?

Despite her husband’s ban, Alena, taking advantage of his departure, continues the projects she had begun. Conflict of interests, difference of opinions on the role of a woman in the family and compromise in the name of preserving the family - these are the main topics that the main characters will have to deal with.