After watching it, I thought it was a drama, but it turned out to be a thriller in the introduction. Fortunately, I didn't read the introduction before, otherwise I would not dare to open it in the middle of the night.
A blizzard has blanketed the road leading to a remote French town, and an empty car is parked on the side of the road, but its owner is missing. The local police came to the home of Michelle, the owner of the small town farm, for questioning, but Michelle was impatient; the hostess Alice was curious about the disappearance, but at the same time she was more concerned about her insurance customer Joseph. The young and beautiful waiter Mary Yong meets the mysterious Evelyn in the restaurant, and the two quickly fall in love. Although the age difference and status prevented them from being together, Mary Yong, relying on the few words left by Evelyn, spent several days walking to the front of Evelyn's house. However, it was no longer the person who was full of love on the bed who was waiting for her. The seemingly unexpected small town accident affects people from different places like a butterfly effect. A disturbed night accidentally connects the deepest secrets in everyone's heart.
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