The lawyer and writer Demosthenes Kalendis receives a visit from Sophia Evgenidis, a woman of unparalleled beauty, who declares herself a fan of his book "Justice Award" and assigns him the case of her deceased sister in order to morally restore her, even after death. She leaves him her sister's "diaries" and then disappears.

Kalendis is faced with unanswered questions: What is the relationship between him and the lover of the deceased sister? And who is the real murderer? His desire for the mysterious woman who appeared and disappeared in the night overwhelms his being. Without her, he cannot enjoy, think, or exist. She haunts him. He does not realize that he is in love with a dream - even when the woman he loves tells him, "I love you despite you, despite me, despite everyone."

A profiteer of love, a crime of passion, and the endless misery that leaves its ashes in emotions, sensations, thoughts. A dramatic love that takes on metaphysical dimensions in the empty streets of Athens, in the erotic haunts of Brussels, in depressive hotels and French castles. An endless interchange of roles from the "otherworld" of Epicurus to the circles of Empedocles that attract and repel, repel and attract...

With vivid writing and sensuality, the author keeps the interest unabated as he unravels the thread of the story and delves into the depths of the hero's soul.