One day Rudger, the ex-boyfriend of Jan's partner Milene and the biological father of her son Lenny, appears in the practice of Jan, a naturopath. Rudger was in jail for ten years. Now, after his release, he wants his wife and child back - presto. One thing is immediately clear to Jan: The man cannot be dealt with, with homeopathic doses. Heavier guns have to be deployed. Go to the police? It does not work. But a former old acquaintance named Steve, who got on the wrong track, could be the solution - after all, he knows a lot about people like Rudger. Thanks to his good contacts to clubs that are always ready to go, Steve wants to get rid of the problem called Rudger from his old friend Jan. Against appropriate payment, of course. But the action goes wrong, Rudger is maddened, and panic spreads among the thugs. The situation is getting - well - a bit uncomfortable. To make matters worse, Rudger's influence on his ex-girlfriend Milene is greater than Jan would like. Somehow she still feels drawn to the macho and alpha animal, and so a lot has to happen before Jan can persuade her to flee. Just where? Ironically, Jan's cancer patient offers the family a refuge. The wealthy and strong-willed Dorothee consciously renounces any conventional medical treatment and wants to be treated homeopathically by Jan in her old, secluded mill in the country. She has no inkling of the situation Jan and his family are in, and so she is amazed when suddenly men of a completely different kind pay Jan a