You’re just a girl that comes from a poor family in 1890 on Dutch East Indiës. One day, a dutchman take you away from your family because your father having a debt and dealing you as his bet.

You’ve gone crying for weeks, the dutchman himself is your father’s boss, he owns so many sugarcane plantations.

“Don’t leave yet, my little girl,” he said softly, holding tightly as you was about to get up in the morning.