Daisy of Somerset

Somerset, the land of abundance, is the only place in the kingdom where golden apples are cultivated. Daisy, the beautiful owner of this prosperous estate, is enjoying her days of freedom when she receives an unexpected visitor. Ginger Hamilton arrives, carrying with her the past that Daisy has been avoiding and running from. Ginger brings news that Noah, Daisy’s son, is being neglected at the Sinclair Count’s residence in the capital.

Without hesitation, Daisy boards a train to Paddington. During her journey, she reminisces about Inanna Brianset, the grand duchess with whom she was once close. Back then, Daisy considered Inanna a friend, but now she’s unsure of what to make of that beautiful girl from her past.

After more than a decade, they reunite. Through their broken friendship, long-buried emotions begin to blossom.

“Do you like cherries?” Daisy asked.

“Cherries?” A faint smile played on Inanna’s lips.

“There’s a cherry tree near this lake. I was planning to pick some for Noah today,” Daisy explained, rambling slightly. Inanna noticed Daisy’s hands fidgeting with awkwardness.

“I do like them. In fact, you were the one who gave me my first cherry to taste,” Inanna replied.

“You remember such things?”

“Everything.” Inanna briefly closed her eyes before opening them again. A wistful atmosphere surrounded her, as if she were recalling old memories.

“I remember everything,” she repeated softly.