Fei Yin was a poor orphan who grew up with his sister and brother-in-law. By chance, Fein followed his brother-in-law to a dilapidated manor. The hostess of the manor, Dinsmer, was very wealthy, but her fate was very unfortunate. When she got married, her husband let go of her pigeons, and she has been living with her little niece Estella, and the manor has long since fallen into disrepair. Fein met Dinsmore, met Estella. The first time, he fell in love with him.
Since then, Fein has become a frequent visitor to the manor, and he is often invited by the hostess. Estella and Fein remain ambiguous. Of course, Fein always liked this rich girl.
One day, Fein met a vicious prisoner at the seaside who had just escaped from prison. He kidnapped Fein to leave, and Fein was rescued by police patrols at sea. The prisoner hides aside, dodging the past. Fein has nothing to do with the prisoner anymore.
The little girl has grown up and is slim, and often teases Fein. One day, with the sponsorship of her aunt, Estelle, who has grown up, came to New York to study and live. Soon after, Fein was invited by Mysterious Man to open an exhibition in New York. Fein said goodbye to Dinsmer.
Fein's road to New York was exceptionally smooth, and Fein succeeded under the patronage of Mysterio. In the process, Fain met Estella again, and bravely expressed his heart to her, and the two had a warm and romantic evening. Still, it was too late, Estella was already engaged.
Feiyin was terrified when he met the robber from that year. Through chatting, he actually found out that the mysterious man was him. This person is now an image of a successful businessman and is respected by others. At this time, he was being chased and killed by his former accomplices, and finally, he was attacked and killed on the subway. Fein learned the truth.
A few years later, Fein, who has become famous, returned to his hometown, but he didn't want to meet his girl Estella again in the manor, along with his children.
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