Nineteen years ago, the libertarian-minded American poetess Sarah Harmon came to a small village in a province in Italy, during which the sculptor Ian Grayson once made a statue of her. Sara had a lot of romantic affairs there and gave birth to an illegitimate daughter, Lucy Harmon, due to a trip to Italy. After Sarah's death, she left behind enigmatic diaries and poems, some of which relate to Lucy's birth. At the age of 15, Lucy came to Italy from the United States for a vacation, and she lived with the Graysons. A young man named Nicolo gets her first kiss and impresses the girl with a heartfelt letter. At this time, the Grayson's house was very lively. In addition to the sculptor and his wife, there were two women and one man, the American boyfriend with the eldest daughter, the elderly antique dealer Mr. Ji Xianmu, and the leukemia writer Alex Pax. S et al.
During this period, Alex painfully fell in love with Lucy, and others were gradually attracted by the youthful energy radiating from her. After Nicolo came back from a holiday in Turkey, he plunged into the group of girls, but his brother Osvaldo was more considerate and warm to Lucy. Lucy hopes to clear the fog and find her biological father. Carlo Rees, a neighbor, is questioned by Lucy, who thinks he might be his biological father, who had a romantic relationship with his mother. Alex's feelings for Lucy get deeper and deeper, and the boyfriend of Grayson's eldest daughter has to leave because of flirting with Lucy. Nicolo, who wants to have sex with Lucy, is rejected by her again. The terminally ill Alex was sent to the hospital. Facing the empty room after Alex left, and staring at one of the statues of Ian Grayson, Lucy suddenly realized that Ian was himself. 's biological father. They reached a consensus and decided to make this a permanent secret between the two. Osvaldo told Lucy that he had written the letter that moved her a few years earlier. Walking and chatting, walking into a quiet grove, Lucy and Osvaldo were lingering with each other
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