After all, after so many joys and so many sorrows, so much good and so much bad, so many changes in the way we see the world and the priorities we set, what do we leave behind? What small change can our passing from our tiny planet, which unquestioningly houses our turbulent lives, bring? Marina grows up in Symi, but can't wait to move to Athens, where she will start her law studies and live with Philip, her first and great love. But before that happens, things turn upside down in everyone's lives and things don't unfold as she dreamed. In Athens, Marina realizes that the road to adulthood is not paved with rose petals, while her history with Philip remains an open wound that refuses to close. Her thoughts often travel to her island, to the courtyard of her father's house, to their almond tree, which blooms in winter, reminding her that the most beautiful things are born in the most adverse conditions, that what blooms in January is sure to bloom forever. 

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