Season 1 follows four young women—Kristina (Edita Užaitė), Meda (Inga Norkutė), Margarita, and Jolanta—through their heterosexual romantic relationships, betrayals, affairs, and pursuits of love and family life, relying on classic soap-opera structures of misunderstandings and personal choices without introducing identity politics or social critique. This approach keeps the core premise centered on everyday lies in love drawn straight from the novel, with no DEI mandates, gender or sexuality swaps, or systemic oppression narratives present. Creator intent aligns with faithful adaptation rather than activism, resulting in straightforward entertainment that avoids any progressive ideological overlay and maintains focus on conventional romantic drama-comedy elements.