In Tyrusnia, there are two types of people who are not considered "human" by nature: daughters, and red-haired Fergals. Lissie happened to have one.
She has been living with her sister in a manor that seems to have secrets since she was six years old. The mean aunt taught her three things: not to cry, not to ask, and not to go out of her way. However, she confidently preferred her cousin Alex, but the eldest son she had high hopes for had a restless nature.
At the same time, the eldest sister Sandra is laying out her game on the chessboard, manipulating the prince's marriage through the kingdom's heir crisis, and vowing to pin the Fergals to their rightful place, even at the expense of dragging Sister Lissie into the water.
When crime and punishment, justice and prejudice, betrayal and protection, friendship and love all impact the old order at the same time - Lissie discovers that what she wants to tell is her own story.
Purpose: Not only family names and wealth are passed down from generation to generation, but also prejudices. And breaking it requires the love and courage of more than one generation.
