When laughter has disappeared into the corridors of the night, and the music has become quieter than one’s own thoughts, this rare time comes - personal, slow, almost fragile. Bubbles rise lazily, sweet sourness remains on the lips, smoke draws vague promises in the air, and the holiday suddenly ceases to be noisy - it becomes intimate. The New Year is not about fireworks, but about a pause: a feeling of completion, warmth and calm pleasure that does not need to be shared with anyone.