The life of Giuditta Russo, princess of the Neapolitan courts, seemed successful. After graduating with excellent marks from university, she began a rising career. The results speak for themselves: Russo always wins, and is soon able to open two law offices. But at a certain point, something goes wrong: a difficult case, a huge recompense, and the sensation of being trapped. So Giuditta decides to face the hardest tribunal of her life: she goes to the Public Prosecution offices and makes a self-accusation. Yes, because in reality, she never got her degree in jurisprudence and her entire existence is built upon a lie. In this true story, Giuditta Russo makes her confession in a gripping account that is courageous and implacable. Her story, in fact, speaks for something in each of us: all of us, at least once, have lied to be loved.