Eva and Metothy are young, wealthy, and successful. He wants to have a child, but she is afraid of getting pregnant. One day, Eva drove to her village. There, she arranged for a relative with intellectual disabilities to live with them. She has a plan. Danche and Kalamba live in a shaky house beneath the luxurious high-rise buildings of Eva and Metody. They have entered middle age and feel left behind. Every day, Kalamba brings fresh kaymak (soft cream cheese) home. Danche did not suspect that Kalamba had fallen in love with the cheese vendors in the green market until she found them having sex on her wedding bed. The silent resistance of ordinary men and women against the characters imposed on them by society makes them heroes in the story, where everyone is a victim and perpetrator. Under the relaxed exploration of eternal love and happiness, Kaymak solved more complex social problems - human trafficking, surrogacy, infidelity, and sexual liberation.