Noemi Vrioni is a more challenging girl than the different characters we encounter. She adores her father unconditionally as much as she blames him for all the disgraces in her life. Her idol and her worst example at the same time leads her actions in life, forcing her to engage in complicated troubles for a young girl. It’s consistently acknowledged that girls want their future partners to resemble their fathers. Can that be true for a girl who pretends to be a victim while being a worse selfish person than her father? That’s why Paris stands as this family’s most complex challenge. It’s where they get to know each other’s potential, innocence, conspiracies, and authority. Noemi dares to expose her most in-depth sensations and to fall in love with two foreigners. She opens a cold war with her father about breaking every rule he had strictly prohibited to her. A man who manipulates his daughter’s heart for his most important mission in the police career doesn’t merit forgiveness, but in the end, he’s always the most powerful in the house. She can’t unchain herself from being an Albanian daughter, where family is sacred above anything, even above love.