A marriage without love is destined to be unhappy. For the title of countess, Karen married a dandy who figured her money and left Kenya. When she drove the carriage and crossed the battlefield filled with artillery fire, she visited her husband on the front line. Seeing the wife who was rushing in the dust, his first words "What are you here for?" After a short gathering, the husband brought her a sickness. She had to go back to Europe to treat the disease alone. When she recovered, she could never have it. child. She calmly accepted her husband's divorce request.
She ran the farm alone, escorted items to the battlefield without fear of hardship, changed the bad habits of the local indigenous people despite the people's obstruction, and even knelt down and begged the governor to leave a piece of land for the indigenous people to settle down. She used all her savings to invest in the coffee plantation. Three years of hard work finally yielded a good harvest, but the fire took everything away, and she did not shed tears. She faced all the hardships firmly, did what many women couldn't do, and made men stand in awe.
She met her lover, the handsome Dennis. He took her soaring in the blue sky, overlooking the vast African land. Giraffes and zebras ran in groups on the vast grasslands. Hundreds of red-winged birds took off at the same time in Bihu. Water. He said, I started to understand your world, and when I come back, I fly back. However, she stayed in the blue sky and white clouds forever...
She returned to Europe alone, taking away only the memories of Africa...
No amount of hardship can destroy a woman's inner tenacity. Karen's elegance and calmness are unique to the polished woman. Thank Karen for meeting the right Meryl at the right time and making a classic.
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