Evelyn lives amidst the neglect and deception of her elderly husband, having been forcibly sold to a count's family. The world allowed to her was only within the canvas, a rectangular painting.

Then one day, into her life, which had been hiding only in her studio, her sole escape, an uninvited guest arrives, one who should never have entered.

Her son, Jay, brought by her husband's mistress, who roams the mansion gloomily. From that boy, whom she should despise the most, Evelyn feels her heart pound fiercely for the first time in her life.

Finally, the moment she captured Jay on canvas out of an unstoppable curiosity, she was caught by him, having previously averted her gaze.

"About that painting, do I look like that in your eyes?"

It was an invitation to ruin, and the hand of salvation she faced for the first time in her life.