Sininen enkeli vividly depicts the colorful upswing of the 1980s in Helsinki, where money grows on trees, convertibles guarantee the thrill of speed and the solarium is the new sun. Marko Hyyryläinen, who hides his country background, arrives in the city and wants his share of money and love.
From the country to the city, businesses in order and celebrating May Day. However, the party gets a nasty decision.
Marko Goldstein is interested in making easy money. The trust of the head of the Kuusisto family and the surprising news brought by the police also make Marko thoughtful.
Getting closer to the landlord leads to a change of surname. There are enough ambassadors of love next to Laura's bed.
Outi goes to find out about Marko's background. In Puumala, there are surprising connections to both the family and the business world.
Marko faces a tragedy. Revenge lives in Puumala, Outi's jealousy rears its head and potential fathers visit the hospital.
Money is more rational than people. Kuusisto's shares are moving, but will they make it all the way? Sampo begins to doubt Marko's goals, but Outi still keeps a secret.
The revelation of paternity stirs up emotions and it's time for Outi to accept the facts. In the end, who blames who for Laura's accident?
Laura wakes up and searches for answers to her questions. Things cannot continue where they left off before the accident. Witness statements change, and the future of many depends on Laura's memory.
