Svitlana Bond

Since childhood, Olesya had dreamed of becoming a judge, and she was rapidly moving toward that goal. Her life seemed perfect: she had everything she had ever wanted and lived without a care. Luxury, academic success, and friends who had become an inseparable part of her world. But those cursed by the entire town revealed the truth lurking behind her dreams. With every verdict, she made new enemies. And now, for her father's sins, Olesya must pay the price herself.

Working as counselors at Camp Salyut was a breath of fresh air for Diana and her friends — it quickly began to feel like home. But beneath the camp’s friendly atmosphere simmers a growing rivalry between two teams of young counselors, leading to petty sabotage and derailed plans. What begins as harmless competition slowly morphs into a game of survival, where the thrill of winning clashes with the need to stay grounded. Yet fate keeps throwing them into shared challenges — moments that demand unity over rivalry. These trials begin to shift perspectives, offering a chance to see a former opponent in a new light — not as an enemy, but as a potential friend. Sometimes, all it takes is one step forward.

Polina always hid her feelings for her brother's best friend, because to Ivan, she was just like a younger sister. Moreover, she was strictly forbidden from interacting with him because of his bad reputation. But that didn't stop her. She sought every opportunity to be close to Ivan until he started to realize that her presence meant much more to him than he could have ever imagined.

Due to her father’s high-ranking position, Eva is assigned a bodyguard, whom she initially views solely as an obstacle to her freedom and tries everything possible to get rid of him. Yet, at some point, unbeknownst to herself, Eva realizes he has become more than just a friend. However, an unforeseen circumstance forces Artem to leave the city, abandoning Eva to a void she desperately tries to fill. In a frantic attempt to forget, the girl is ready for anything, but the past refuses to let go, for there are people who simply cannot be replaced.