The peaceful Smolensk vampires, led by Grandfather Slava, once again defended their existence. Ghouls from the Ural clan have been expelled from the city — it is unclear how long. Vlad returns to Boris Felixovich to keep Smolenskys informed of all enemy plans. The family finally relaxes and goes into personal affairs: Annushka is trying to establish contact with Usachev, Zhenek is getting used to a new face, Jean is looking after Olga, her child and the irresponsible Sergei. Only Boris's farewell message haunts Svyatoslav Vernidubovich... and for good reason.

Miracles are happening in Smolensk, and Boris Feliksovich is glad to witness them. The fussy Ural bloodsucker manages to do everything: look at the "death" of his enemies, and admire the birth of a new life. The main thing is that Slava's grandfather's plan works, at least temporarily deterring the guests. But what the Smolensk family could not have predicted was the unexpected interest of the clan in Olga, who had already suffered.