What does it mean when you fall in love again at an advanced age? When there is not much time left for each other and you have actually already settled into being alone? In Natascha Wodin's new book, the narrator dares to try to let love triumph over loneliness, a last possible life experiment in which the questions of love and death arise with existential urgency and the hardships of old age are part of everyday life. The couple's story is the common thread in the text, a web of memories, reflections, observations - recorded on a Mecklenburg lake with a view of the water and the opposite horizon.