A woman frees herself from the self-deception of her life. Day after day, Rivi Greenfeld stands by the window of her apartment, watching the hustle and bustle of people on the street. Meanwhile, Neve Tzedek has become the trendiest neighborhood in Tel Aviv. A young entrepreneur wants to tear down the building, and Rivi is to leave this place that holds her entire life and all her memories. But Rivi is a determined woman: when all resistance seems futile, she begins to write to the people who have meant something to her. She writes about how powerful men of the country once fell for her, how many others troubled her – and how, in the end, she is alone in her life. Only through writing does she realize how heavily she has borne her role as a woman. She finds a way to retell her life.