An old house on the cliff, lots of sea breeze and a new beginning. For all readers: by Lena Wolf and Lisa Keil 'The wind drove blue waves. With their white crowns of spray, they rushed to the beach, collapsed and ran out. I sucked the air into my lungs, smelled the salt, thought I could taste it too and enjoyed the view over the wide undulating North Sea, which merged with the sky somewhere in the distance.' Two years ago, Jule had to give up her beloved nursing profession. She moved to Sylt and waits tables in a café. After work, she helps old Hinnerk Boysen on his small farm. Between chickens and horses, she enjoys the quiet country life near the Morsum cliff. But suddenly Hinnerk starts to behave strangely and Hinnerk's son Jann, who left Sylt many years ago after an argument with his father, is at the door. It crunches and crackles, not only in the courtyard beams, but also in Jules' heart. But there is also colleague Hark, who gives her amorous looks. He's a nice guy, a relationship with him would be a good solid decision, but suddenly another question burns in Jules' soul: Is it enough to be satisfied or does she want the big feeling? Feel life with everything that goes with it and put all your eggs in one basket?