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After another stand-up performance, the popular comedian Boyan Kardarev decides to introduce his son Yasen to his new partner in life. The decisive moment is thwarted by the appearance of his ex-wife, whom Boyan has declared dead in front of his son and all his acquaintances...

The "resurrected" Emma's plan to take out a loan and leave fails after she learns that Boyan has declared her "deceased." Affected by the news of her own "death," Emma blackmails Boyan and stays at his home under the pretext of being her own son's new nanny.

Due to ongoing financial difficulties, Emma is forced to extend her stay at her ex-husband's apartment. Meanwhile, a scandalous clip of a drunk Boyan getting into a dramatic conflict situation that threatens to have the child expelled from school is circulating on the internet.

An unexpected call from Italy sends Emma to the customs at Sofia Airport, where she receives a surprise shipment – ​​her dog. Boyan's apartment becomes even more crowded, noisy and cheerful. Thanks to his personal PR agent, Boyan manages to turn the negative of the drunk video into an asset – the news breaks in the press that the video is part of a large campaign against drunk driving. Emma resolves the problem with Yasen's schoolmate's haircut by inviting the girl's family to a formal dinner, at which Yasen apologizes. The happy endings become the reason for the emotional sparks to fly – Emma and Boyan seem to be getting closer and closer, and their unsuspecting son becomes more and more attached to his new babysitter.

In a phone call from Italy, Emma learns that she is totally broke and her departure from Bulgaria becomes impossible. But she herself is no longer sure that she wants to leave. Emma, ​​Boyan and Yasen become more and more emotionally attached. Yasen decides to secretly take the dog with him to school. Another problem arises - the dog is discovered. Boyan's ex-girlfriend and Yasen's classmate - Rumi Kovacheva - turns the case with the dog into an occasion to settle personal scores with the comedian, without realizing that the only victim of the tangled relationship between the adults is little Yasen.