Arina and Borya are really fighting for the first time. Not about food, cleaning, or Christmas trees, but in a serious way. Question: will they be able to survive this, or will the "second marriage" be their last?

Boris's birthday. Arina wants to create a cozy celebration, but things don't go according to plan. Together, they try to agree on what an ideal birthday is for an adult.

Arina and Borya decide to go on vacation. But where? How? Why? The search for the perfect trip turns into a marathon of doubts, quarrels, and unexpected insights.

Bora's second cousin from a small town suddenly arrives. He intends to stay for a couple of days, but he gets delayed. And with him come habits, views, and ways of doing things that will have to be somehow accommodated.

The newlyweds are choosing a movie to watch together. Borya is going to wake up early to be more productive.

Arina and Borya's parents come to visit them. The couple finds it difficult to cope with the visit, as their habits, views, and ideas about life are very different. But perhaps there is something important behind this?

Arina burns out at work and takes a vacation. But not in Sochi or on a dream vacation, but just for an indefinite period of time to think, breathe, and understand where everything is going.

Borya suddenly becomes the owner of an order pick-up point. Everything goes well until a competitor opens up next door. A battle for every customer begins, with strategies, promotions, and personal drama.

Arina's mother falls in love and... brings a new man. Arina is happy at first, but then she starts to suspect something. It would be fine, but she has to intervene to avoid trouble.

The couple realizes that everyone has a hobby, but they only have work and household chores. They embark on an active search, trying everything from sculpting and fishing to quiz shows and pottery courses. However, they still haven't found the perfect hobby.

Borya decides to make some money by selling Christmas trees through marketplaces. At first, he's excited, but then he spends sleepless nights and gets into arguments with couriers. Arina watches as her loved one gradually loses his mind in boxes and pine trees.

Borya's ex-wife suddenly appears and offers to "clarify everything." Arina tries to keep a straight face, but her patience is running out. Old grievances and new worries are making it difficult to live in the present.

Arina and Borya decide to start a new life: sports, ПП, early rises. They buy dietary supplements, set up trackers and learn why "healthy lifestyle" is not a one-time action, but an endless series.

The newlyweds stay to look after their friends' children. Borya wants to calculate how much time he spends on household chores.

Borya decides to take part in the amateur basketball tournament "Platinum Basket". The entire series is about preparation, from buying uniforms to training at home. Arina is the main fan and critic in one person.

The couple suddenly realizes that money is slipping through their fingers. They start exploring the world of financial literacy, creating budgets, cutting cards, and even debating whether they need subscriptions to all the streaming services at once.

Lada, Arina's close friend, is going through a difficult breakup. Arina and Borya find themselves caught up in a drama that reminds them of the importance of support and the challenges of being there for someone when their world is falling apart.

Arina and Borya decide to get a check-up, but the trip to the doctors turns into a psychological thriller: scary, exciting, and expensive. However, it gives them an opportunity to take care of their health for the first time in a long time.

Arina comes into conflict with the landlady of the apartment where they live. Everything is serious, including threats of eviction. The couple urgently has to look for a new home, while at the same time finding out who knows how to negotiate with realtors here.

Arina and Borya are happy together - they left all the difficult things in their first marriages. In a second marriage, you can be yourself, not pretend, not chase the ideal. This is not about everyday life and problems, but about love, which I want to talk about. A sketch about a young modern couple.

Arina and Borya sign their names - without dresses, toastmasters and dancing until the morning. And they worry anyway: maybe in vain? They spend the whole day trying to figure out if it's necessary to arrange a wedding or if it's too late to wave tulle.