The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.

The abandoned Delaunay estate in the Dior Valley of France harbors countless bonds. The gypsy orphan Ysera lived alone here for seven years, making a living by cutting the lampshade. Bordeaux man George returns to pursue his father's past on the estate and gets to know Isser. The son of a prominent local family, Rangshen, loved Isse deeply, but was forced by his family to marry into the daughter of the Gelang family, Mu. Mu yearns to break free from the arrangement and develops feelings for George. Jacques, the eldest son of a family gambler, cannot accept his sister's betrayal of the engagement. He accidentally killed Mu during a dispute on a rainy night, and the murder was covered up as an accident. Yther sensed the suspicion and joined forces with George to reveal the truth with guilt. Jacques surrendered himself. The owner of the estate, Taneran, let go of his obsession and gave the estate to Yther and George. The two of them stayed in the valley, planted trees and plants to commemorate Mu, and gave birth to their daughter Mu Yila. The Diol River bears witness to all regrets and redemption. Desolation is never the fate of the land. As long as one dares to choose and holds firm, the barren land will eventually grow a place of return and agreement.