Baroness
A talented painter died at the hands of a group of bored gangsters, and his wife was at a loss in front of Winchester Cemetery. Countess Abel held a black umbrella, wore black gloves and held a bouquet of sunflowers to pay her respects.
He was not recognized by others throughout his life, and people took pleasure in making fun of him wherever he went. He grew up in a declining aristocratic family. When he became an adult, he broke up with his family. He relied on his younger brother's financial support to maintain his life, and went to Paris to become a painter.
He had a neurotic enthusiasm for everyone who paid him attention. There was a man who paid attention to him, and he invited that man to live with him in Paris, and even supported that man with the money his brother gave him. However, the other party was not gay, and he did not keep him even if he hurt himself.
Because he was gay, he was considered crazy and ominous by people at the time. He was once sent to a mental hospital for treatment by people in country estates. In fact, it was electric shock and hormone therapy targeted at gay people. It was naked persecution. Later, he stayed in a mental hospital for a year and a half. After being released for a few months, he went to paint in a wheat field in the suburbs. He was teased and threatened by a group of hateful gangsters, and his gun went off. His short life ended in his thirties.
Pamela was the wife given to him by his family in his early years. Because he liked men, he fought with the family for a long time and then left alone. So this Mrs. Burleigh is still a girl.
Countess Abel was a painting friend of her husband's, and they had gotten together and created together when they were in Paris. So let's pay our respects.
Abel could ride horses, archery, hunt, practice guns, read, write poetry, and paint in his life. However, Pamisha could only become someone else's wife early, and was criticized for being unable to give birth to children.
Abel has brownish-red hair and dark golden eyes. Pamela has platinum hair and blue combs, and is as beautiful as an angel.
Abel really didn't understand why this woman who had been married for many years still looked as young and charming as a girl waiting to be married. She was attracted by the whole thing and thought to herself: her beauty is even better than the various beauties in the salons held by aristocratic ladies. Do good-looking people have to marry early? She didn't know the reason for her regretful mood.
Later, Baroness Abel and Pamela were together.
Concept: A lonely and neurotic genius painter and his straight partner. The countess became a lover with the painter's wife.