Lily Barriere comes from an ancient family.
While her father was the unheralded and unloved second son of the family, he still had considerable wealth to support her rich childhood. Lily's parents and brother both loved sports, and her father dreamed of organizing legendary horse races, while her brother became a jockey with high expectations as soon as he became an adult.
Being the only daughter in a sports family, Lily was loved by her parents and older brother, and developed a naive, arrogant and paranoid personality.
However, all happiness ended abruptly when she was 16 years old. On the opening day of her father's expensive new horse racing series, a horse lost control and caused a serious accident. Her brother fell off a horse unfortunately and suffered severe trauma to his brain and body, regressing his intelligence to a toddler. Afterwards, he was placed in a care home by his parents.
As a result of this accident, the race meeting, which should have established his father's prestige in the family, turned into a scandal that banished him from the family completely.
The father, unwilling to face the fact, spent days with alcoholism, beating Lily and her mother, and then blaming himself and repenting when he was sober.The once happy family turned into a hell.
The only respite for Lily at that period was visiting her brother and she always cheered him on, like she used to. Even though her brother no longer gave any response, at least he would show a happy face that didn't contain an ounce of impurity - which used to belong to the Lily .
She met a peer child here, who offered Lily some "peer" advice after learning what she was going through.
Shortly afterward, Lily's father finally breaks his neck while drunkenly returning home. And her mother never came back after going to the police morgue to identify the body.
Lily wrote to her grandfather and uncle in the hope of seeking financial assistance to support herself into adulthood, as well as to pay for medical care in a care home.
Her uncle ignored it, while her grandfather sent her enough cash to support them for two years, and a strange IOU that changed the creditor from her grandfather to her, and the debtor lived in a manor house called Oletus.