Dénes and Nóra have been trying to adopt a child. They find out that they are going to receive a baby in a matter of weeks. They celebrate the news with their friends, then take the last bus home. They are drunk when they start an argument on the bus about whether they are ready to become parents. Nóra takes offence and gets off the bus, while Dénes travels on home. When Nóra arrives home, hours later and terribly upset, she tells her husband that she has just been raped. The police are very sceptical: they have no evidence or witness. Then, when Nóra’s description leads the police to the alleged perpetrator, a high-school teacher, events are placed in a different light. Two equally credible yet totally opposing testimonies stand against each other.