When a person declares themselves at birth, they always say “A,” which over time will inevitably lead to the same “B”—physical death. But is death of a different kind possible—one that long before Christmas, was defined as “meta a ta physika,” meaning “after physics,” with all the consequences that follow? A girl with the strange name Albina-Beba, deprived by circumstances of her own heart—and along with it hope for continuing the line—painfully tries to unravel the mystery of human life, presenting it as a closed table in which there is a single undeniable truth for everyone.