Her backstory is lengthy; she was raised in an orphanage and was the first of her friends to marry a great man. They have three kids. However, the man became ill and she was forced to raise the children on her own. Due to financial difficulties, she relocated to another city, and her children are now well-dressed, with sausages in the house. With time, she, now forty-five, began working at a market where Nerses, who was interested in her, also worked.

Despite her passion, she was exclusively concerned with her children, particularly her eldest. The daughter was humiliated by her mother’s refusal to marry at her age. She eventually changed jobs to avoid him, and a month later married someone else. Only her daughter remained by her side when the children grew up and moved to different places.

Despite disagreements between mother and daughter, she inquired about her daughter’s pregnancy, anxious about what her neighbors would say. The discussion went into insults, but love won out, and the daughter apologized. Nina’s plans did not include shopping or vacations for the first time; she was getting married, and she would shortly become a grandmother.