Once a lifetime

"Harrett" moves with her niece, "Susan", whose parents died a short time ago to a new house in a distant village in the hope that "Susan" will recover from her psychological shock. There is surprised by the presence of the French "André Larosh", who once fascinated her heart in a Saint -Germain exhibition in Paris. The months of the recovery that "Harrett" coveted turns into a return to her bad memories of the period that she had eight years, and at that time she loved "André" madly and did not know anything about his life, but suddenly and without warning, he decided to drop a thick curtain on the story of their burning love, obeying It is in the core in an unforgivable or forgotten way. Behind his disappearance was a secret that "Harit" did not know, as he hid it from the beginning and now when I met him again, he kept his mark in front of her fierce degrading accusations, but nothing changes what happened before, according to the belief of "Harrett" that the sincere emotion divorces her arrows once in the past age A wall between them. And since she could not trust him previously, how can she trust him now? And assuming that she reached the disclosure of the drinker that torments her, do you find in itself the ability to forgive after a long hatred and hatred?