In 1931, on the eve of Spain's declaration of a republic, Fernando, a young deserter, was captured by two guards. After two soldiers died one after another because of a dispute, Fernando met the old artist Manolo in the brothel. Manolo warmly invited the displaced Fernando to his villa as a guest, and made a new year friendship with him. Fernando, who knows how to cook good dishes, quickly won the trust of elderly people living alone. Fernando originally planned to take the train back to Madrid, but he ran into Manolo's four beautiful daughters at the train station. Manolo’s eldest daughter, Clara, is a young widow, and she has a deep affection for Fernando because of her emotional hunger; the second daughter, Violetta, is a smart and charming man; the third daughter, Rocio, is a super nympho; and the youngest Ruth's daughter is naive
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Fernando and Manno’s three daughters fall in love, and take turns in bed with them. When both he and Violetta wore opposite-sex costumes for the carnival celebrations, he was deeply attracted by Violetta. When Rocio wanted to find comfort, he shared the bed with Rocio. Clara pushed Fernando into the lake where her husband had drowned, and then they joined together. After experiencing a series of love turmoil, Fernando finally realized that Ruth was his only lover. So he became engaged to Ruth. Later, Manolo's three eldest daughters went to Madrid. At the same time, Fernando and Ruth set off for the United States
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