I met Anastassia in 2003 in a correctional center for juvenile delinquents. She repented of her crime and dreamed of getting out as soon as possible to regain freedom where a new beautiful and happy life awaited her. All the girls who had finished their sentence thought exactly the same thing and were absolutely sure of their future.
10 years have passed. Those years did not bring Nastia the happiness she expected. Life in freedom turned out to be much more complicated and difficult than in detention. Many misfortunes and trials fell on the young girl's frail shoulders. Anyone would have given up, but not Nastia. She finds within herself the strength and motivation to fight for her happiness and for the happiness of her little girl. She is an amazingly strong person. And she will surely be happy.
