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A boy and a girl wander the field during their courtship. During their time together, the girl narrates her memories of her grandmother. As the narration goes on the memories of her grandmother melts with the present.
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A boy and a girl wander the field during their courtship. During their time together, the girl narrates her memories of her grandmother. As the narration goes on the memories of her grandmother melts with the present.
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