Even more focused on murder than before
Björn Diemel has improved and he owes everything to his course concentration. The former "devil's" lawyer finally has more time for his daughter and his arguments with his wife are somehow kinder. Not surprisingly, when a man becomes the leader of not one, but two mafia clans, it is assumed that he has a certain perspective. Although there is not much left of the volatile Dragan, and things are not looking rosy with the other imprisoned boss either, Björn is still not satisfied. Why can't he enjoy the freedom and power he has gained? His nerves are always on edge, plus the constant killing.
Björn needs help. His mental coach Joshka Breitner knows how to do it. Thanks to The Inner Fancy Child, Björn discovers that all his current problems stem from his childhood. And that if he wants to accept himself, he must first recognize and meet the needs of his inner child. But does he have what it takes?