Vyacheslav, the proud owner of a flourishing restaurant, reflected on his journey to success, which began with an investment from his late grandfather. His business had grown from a small snack bar to one of the most prestigious establishments in town. However, his tranquil day at work was disrupted when two waitresses mentioned a homeless woman loitering outside, making guests uncomfortable.

Vyacheslav instructed his staff to call the police to remove the woman discreetly. As she was escorted away, he felt an uneasy sense of familiarity, reminding him of his late mother. Later, Vyacheslav was angered when a new cleaner, Anya, was caught feeding the woman. The homeless woman, however, defended Anya’s kindness, saying, “Any trouble can be survived with bread,” a phrase Vyacheslav recognized from his childhood.

The old woman, Lyubov Vasilyevna, revealed that the saying came from her mother. Vyacheslav, shaken, asked her name and realized she was his long-lost mother, whom he thought had died years ago. Overcome with emotion, he invited her inside, where she shared her painful story of loss and separation from her son, Slavochka.

Mother and son were reunited in an emotional embrace, with Vyacheslav vowing to never lose her again. He arranged medical care for her, and Lyubov was warmly welcomed by his family. The reunion reminded Vyacheslav that, while his restaurant had brought him success, it was the rediscovery of his mother that truly gave his life meaning.