It was thought that the relationship between Carla Connor and Lisa Swain would continue to be stable – but the strong appearance of Becky Swain has turned that relationship into a “silent battlefield”.

In the middle is Lisa – who wants to be true to her feelings, but also does not want to hurt anyone.

But in fact, she is pulled between two “female warriors”: on one side is strong Carla, on the other side is calculating Becky.

Carla loved Lisa, proved herself, but now she finds herself competing – and competing with Lisa’s ex-wife, who has a past and interests.

Becky, despite having disappeared, now returns with a clear goal: to win back Lisa and her daughter.

Lisa is put in an awkward position many times: when Carla asks “Do you think Becky is doing the right thing?”, Becky asks “Do you remember the old days, when we…” – and Lisa is silent. She doesn’t want to lie to them, but she doesn’t want to lie to herself either. There’s a scene: Lisa and Carla go out, Carla asks about the USB, Lisa doesn’t answer right away – and at that moment, Becky appears at the cafe, looking through the glass. Carla sees, her eyes tense. Lisa is confused.

The mental pressure on Lisa is much greater than what the audience thinks: not just because of love – but because of “who I am”, “what I want”, “what I deserve”. Becky asks questions: “What rights does my ex-wife have?”, “Do you think it’s my fault that I disappeared?”, “Do you really understand me?”. Meanwhile, Carla asks another question: “Are you choosing me for me or because of the situation?”.