- Come, you little beauty! Can't you, too? he panted. I immediately sprang to my feet and ran out onto the gangway and down the winding stairs. Morovsky didn't think of coming after me, he just shouted from the balcony:
- Stop, you little fool! Still, what were you thinking?"

Augusta studies art history and works at a multimedia company, but she is destined for more. She designs sustainable shoes, and with her startup she breaks through old and new walls to enter the business world: young adult, woman, entrepreneur, influencer. Can you find your calculations at home? A generation without borders does not hesitate to go out into the world when it hits the soft limits of self-assertion. Augusta is bound to Budapest by family expectations, sober loves and friendships, but she also finds home in Berlin, Milan and London. Through his musical and artistic inspirations, the urban night that was rampant before the COVID epidemic, the whirlwind of ruin pubs, galleries, occupied houses, clubs and theaters comes to life. Budapest attracts tourists hungry for adventure and city dwellers who overconsume. But what is left in the hands of young people to create a healthy, sustainable and fair world? Common issues of fashion and technology, art and social criticism pulsate between the walls.

Julianna Faludi is a writer and sociologist. The relationship between technology and society is at the center of his scientific and public interests. He obtained his first degrees at ELTE BTK, then studied economics and social sciences. In his dissertation, he examined the relationship between Italian design and open innovation. He worked as a program producer for Tilos radio and blogged about the society and cultural life of contemporary Russia. His writings are regularly published in English and Hungarian. His lectures combine the fields of advertising, art and sociology. He has been publishing prose since 2006. This is his first novel.