Once I dance for you. Marten-Lugan A.

Ortans lives in Paris and teaches at a ballet school. The measured and rather boring life is somewhat brightened up by Emeraik. True, Emeryic is married, and their meetings are filled with passion just as much as they are filled with longing for the soon parting and a sense of hopelessness: he is not going to leave his wife. It’s not that very happy, but rather pleasant and even in some way a comfortable life collapses after Ortans damages the ankle and is now forced to return to the house in Provence, where her childhood has passed and who, until their pore, keeps the warmth of her parents who have departed four years ago. Here she will have to look at her life in a new way and try to build her way from pure sheet to happiness.