Dr. Radislav Manov returns home after a year and a half in Vienna, where he experienced a personal crisis and therapy. His relationship with his wife, Dr. Magdalena Yasenova, also a therapist, has cooled, and she has filed for divorce. Manov tries to restore his practice and fix their marriage, but Magdalena is skeptical. In his office, he meets with businesswoman Elena, who is cheating on her husband and does not want children. Meanwhile, Magdalena meets with student Filipa, who is being stalked by a classmate she helped, and who is now obsessed with her.

Dr. Magdalena Yasenova meets with Eli Kamenova, the mother of Rada, who attempted suicide with her boyfriend Nasco. Eli is a controlling mother but does not understand the reason for the tragedy and expects Yasenova to help. In Dr. Radoslav Manov's office, businessman Dimo Ganev barges in, seeking help for his relationship with his son while revealing another secret child. Tatyana Mihaylova visits Yasenova; her daughter Eliza is stealing, but the mother downplays the problem. The day ends with a Skype call with their daughter Laura, and Radoslav is pleasantly surprised after reading Magdalena's manuscript.

In the next session with Dr. Manov, businesswoman Elena Futekova reveals more about her desire for recognition from her father, one of the first programmers in Bulgaria, who has overlooked her successes. Manov connects her affairs with older men to her search for paternal support. Meanwhile, with Dr. Yasenova, Filipa brings her obsessed classmate Mario, who believes he is "chosen" by an alien world. Yasenova directs the boy to psychiatric help. Businessman Dimo Ganev returns for a second meeting with Manov, revealing emotional trauma from his childhood and tension in his relationship with his son. Ganev leaves the session after a confrontation with Manov, who emphasizes that therapy is a long process. Radiolav tries to restore his relationship with his wife Magdalena, but she remains distant.

In Dr. Manov's office, artist Mihail, a staunch anti-vaxxer, comes in, his anger provoked by both global events and the death of his father during the quarantine. After a sympathetic listening from Manov, Mihail calms down. The next patient is a young computer specialist who develops problems with his physical and emotional health after isolation. With Dr. Yasenova, Rada shares about her intimate relationship with Nasco and his subsequent withdrawal after their first sexual contact. Meanwhile, a new patient for Manov is therapist Kiril Karadjov, who suffers from heartbreak after his relationship with a married woman ends. The personal relationship between Manov and Yasenova remains tense, with Manov attempting to get closer and Yasenova remaining reserved.

After a session with Dr. Yasenova, Nasko admits that the suicide attempt with Rada was driven not by their breakup but by anxiety in their intimate life. Reassured by the therapist, he realizes this is normal. In Dr. Manov's office, Elena Futekova discusses her father's marital issues, revealing parallels with her own marriage, and realizes she must choose between her husband and her extramarital affairs. Dr. Yasenova also sees Tatyana Mihaylova with her daughter Eliza, who is stressed and controlled by her mother. The therapist suggests that the child draw how she sees her family. Yasenova also has an urgent meeting with Mario's mother, as he is obsessed with his classmate Filip. His condition is critical, and after a consultation, they recommend admission to a clinic. The day ends with a surprise for Magdalena — Radoslav invites friends to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary, highlighting the symbolic significance of the occasion.

Dr. Yasenova organizes a meeting between Rada and Nasco, where the two resolve their misunderstandings and decide to continue their relationship with the support of a sexologist. Dimo Ganev returns to Manov, sharing how a serious illness has shifted his priorities and motivated him to mend his relationship with his son. The computer specialist talks about his emotional emptiness and failures in his intimate life. Ballerina Ava, traumatized by a career failure, compensates with alternative dance and seeking recognition. Physiotherapist Kiril continues his therapy with Manov, revealing more about his past. Manov declines a new therapy request from his former patient Darin, who seeks attention under the guise of needing help.

The psychotherapy sessions reveal new dramas and resolutions. Elena Futekova decides to leave, leaving an open connection with the doctor. Yasenova explains to Tatyana that her daughter's thefts are a cry for love, but the mother sees herself as a victim. Mihail returns more convinced in his anti-vaxxer beliefs, and Manov responds with sincerity. Widow Maria Vladimirova shares the bullying her son faces, also revealing her own struggles. At the end of the day, Magdalena's book premiere concludes with a moment of closeness between the spouses.

The episode reveals the complex relationships between the therapists and their patients. Manov wakes up from an erotic dream about his patient Elena, while Magdalena suspects that her daughter Laura is hiding something. Ballerina Ava shares her family traumas and dreams of independence, while Dimo Ganev realizes the challenges of connecting with his sons, but Manov encourages him. Vandalism on Manov's car leads him to Darin, who refuses treatment despite his dire condition. Kiril surprises Yasenova with his determination to rekindle their relationship, while a programmer and a young homosexual man share their personal struggles. In the climax, a meeting between Kiril, Manov, and Magdalena creates tension and reveals a complex dynamic.

The episode reveals emotional and professional challenges for Radislav and Magdalena. After an awkward meeting with Kiril, they have an honest conversation about their relationship, feeling guilt and pain. In Manov's office, actor Kalin comes in, torn between panic attacks, his career, and a chaotic personal relationship. Magdalena meets with mother Tatyana, who reveals family traumas and receives the shocking news that her daughter Eliza has been expelled from school. Magdalena also works with Vladimir – a boy who has transformed from a protective figure into an aggressive skinhead, and 12-year-old Maxim – a talented gamer overwhelmed by the lack of parental support. In a session with her therapist, Magdalena admits that she still loves Radislav. At the end of the day, Radislav invites Magdalena to a memorial service for his father, and she accepts.

The episode continues to reveal the characters' internal conflicts. Magdalena and Radislav have lunch at his mother's house, where the memorial service for his father reveals that Laura is not Magdalena's biological daughter. The therapists continue working with their patients. Radislav helps Dr. Topazova, an anesthesiologist battling depression after the pandemic and the loss of a colleague. Manov promises to help her and shares with Magdalena about Dr. Lipovanska's death, admitting he feels in crisis. Yasenova meets Ava, who no longer believes in ballet and plans plastic surgery to work in chalga clubs. Kalin discusses his family and his struggles with an "open relationship." Manov's session is interrupted by bad news – Maria's son is involved in an assault on a homosexual man and has gone missing. Yasenova blames herself for the incident.

Dr. Yasenova continues to work despite her emotional difficulties. 12-year-old gamer Maxim spends his time playing games, and Yasenova encourages him to make connections in the real world. Actor Kalin experiences a panic attack after an unexpected event in his personal life and realizes new things about his relationships. Dr. Topazova struggles with the aftermath of working in a COVID department and refuses medication. Ballerina Ava decides to start a new chapter in her life by rethinking her past. Two mothers seek help with new family dynamics and pregnancy. At night, Manov helps Vladimir, who seeks assistance after an incident, and accompanies him to the police.

Dr. Yasenova continues her work with patients despite difficulties. 12-year-old Vladimir has problems with his self-centered parents. Magdalena suggests a therapeutic approach through painting a fence, but the boy's father is skeptical. Actor Goran suffers from a split personality with his puppet Goshо, through which he expresses himself and feels more accepted. Several mothers with personal issues visit the therapists: one dealing with a child and a compromising video, and another expecting a baby but struggling with communication with her adopted child. Tatiana, who has problems with her daughter, tries to lie, but Yasenova redirects her to another colleague. Manov meets Natalia, a choreographer dealing with issues after a breakup. Dr. Topazova falls into a crisis after a patient's death, but with help from Manov and Yasenova, she manages to recover.

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