Nikola Krsmanović lives outside Belgrade in an unfinished house. He drives a taxi at night and hasn't had a drink for a year. Nikola's ex-wife Maja, married a respectable man, lives with Nikola's daughter in a nice house in the wider city center. Nikola left his job in the police, now works as a driver and protector of elite prostitutes. During one incident, Nikola beat up a banker who attacked one of his wards...

The murder of the banker started a new avalanche of events that Nikola has to deal with. What is the connection between the characters and the last victim? Will Svetlana succeed in her intention to completely change her life?

Are the inspectors on the right track? Who is to blame for the bizarre murder? Will Svetlana succeed in her mission of major life change? Is and how is Rados's murder connected to Nikola?

Svetlana, fearing the consequences, unsuccessfully asks Andrea's biological father for money. Nikola feels that Svetlana is afraid of someone. Nikola comes up with a plan to run away with Svetlana and start a new life...

A lot has happened and everyone is involved in current events, but it seems that no one is to blame! Or maybe they are all involved? How will Andrea and Nikola react to Svetlana's murder? How will the investigation develop further and are the two previous murders somehow connected?

Filip Tatic was killed, and his daughter Srna found his lifeless body. The cause of death is exactly the same as that of Rados, the first victim. Nikola Krsmanovic takes matters into his own hands to discover the murderers of Svetlana and Filip. The Baby does not want to be involved in the case, and Tijana washes herself of everything that has been said so far. Who is guilty and involved in the previous murders?

For now, Nikola is definitely a killer. But did he kill Tadija or someone else? Will Andrea come to her senses and escape from Srna's company?

Does Borka really know what happened to the famous trio from the region? Did she set up someone's murder or does she know who did? Whose child is Srna actually?