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Cossette is a beautiful young girl who spirit haunts a delicate Venetian glass. With delicate eyes, long blond hair and a lithe frame, her beauty is both haunting and enchanting. Her soul has been trapped in the glass for 250 years desperately waiting for someone to able to hear her story, see her spirit and help set her free. Cossete’s innocence is deceptive, she’s able to lure Eiri in with her child-like naivete afforded to her as a child of the 18th century aristocratic d’Auvergne family. But beneath her innocent veneer is a callous and cold-hearted young woman who is obsessed with vengeance. Her past is mired by a tragic love affair with an artist named Marcelo Orlando. Freedom will come to Cossette when someone consents to the pact of blood and atones for all of the sins of her former lover. Is Eiri the man she has been waiting for the 250 years?
Eiri, a talented budding artist, works in his family’s quaint antique shop. His young world is transformed after he stumbles upon a delicate Venetian glass harboring an enchanting saga. The glass is but a portal into the tragic world of a young girl named Cossette. He falls in love with this illusion that is as beautiful as she is cursed. Before ever laying eyes on such a beauty, Eiri was content to let women pass him by. His life was filled with his love of painting and drawing. But as he gets more involved with the beautiful Cossette, he is no longer able to differentiate where his life ends and where her life begins. As the lines between reality and illusion are further blurred, Eiri struggles to manage his obsession with Cossette before the heartbreak and betrayal of her past utterly consume his young life.
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