Believe in happiness again. Collins D.

Quinn, an orphan, who has been wandering around orphanages and foster families from childhood, believes in love, but does not believe in marriage and believes that you need to be independent and independently build your life. She refuses to give birth to a child, because she is afraid that he, if something happens to her, will repeat her fate. Mika, on the example of parents, convinced that love does not exist, believes in marriage, but does not want to connect himself with family ties and belongs to Queenn as a child. But once both understand that all their ideas are erroneous.