In a small area of Moscow, surrounded by greenery and silence, lived a young man named Daniil. His father, a furniture maker, was a respected man among local residents. He pleased his clients with beautiful and high-quality products. However, fate unexpectedly turned its back on them when a rich businessman named Gregory appeared on the market. He cunningly gathered his empire around himself, ignoring ordinary workers and striving only for profit. The thirst for power and money overshadowed Gregory’s human feelings, and without hesitation he started rumors about problems in Father Daniil’s furniture business. Fueled by greed and envy, the businessman decided to orchestrate a cunning plan to throw his competitor out of the market. He lured Father Daniil into a deal under the guise of a lucrative contract and, taking advantage of his respect and trust, offered poor-quality materials for furniture production. Daniel's father, trustingly accepting the offer, did not suspect that this would be the beginning of his ruin. When furniture made from cheap materials began to fall apart and cause criticism, the master's reputation was tarnished, and his business began to decline. The young man Daniel watched in horror as his father lost everything that he had once acquired with difficulty and love. He felt helpless before the power of a businessman whose money had eclipsed human values.