16-year-old Lilia wanders on the streets of Moscow. Like many girls struggling at the bottom of society in this cold age, she not only brazenly seeks to survive, but also preserves a kind and innocent nature deep in her heart. She boasted to her friends that she benefited from her mother's new boyfriend and would get the opportunity to immigrate to the United States. But when she returned home, she was told by her mother that she could only stay and live with her aunt.
After her aunt came, her life became worse. Leah, who was abandoned and abused by the adults, turned to find comfort from a boy who was as lonely and helpless as her. They established their own temporary home, hoping to start a new life. But the outside world relentlessly invaded this small world and destroyed the young ones.
Lilia's female classmates prospered, but Lilia was notorious for being a prostitute in the community. Several evil youngsters broke into the residence and raped her. In order to eat, Lilia had no choice but to run and betray her body. Later, she became the object of human traffickers, using love as a means to abduct her to work as a prostitute in Sweden, and lead a darker life.
.
