Fairies Afield

In a sun‑kissed cottage tucked among roses, honeysuckle and a riot of wildflowers, two sisters tend a garden that seems to bloom with every season’s charm. Their days are filled with the simple pleasures of planting, harvesting, and wandering the edge of a nearby forest, their bond as strong as the vines that coil their home.

When a sudden tragedy steals their father, the girls—Aria, seventeen, and Linde, fourteen—find themselves alone in a remote valley, their future as uncertain as the wind through the trees. Yet their knowledge of the garden and the land fuels a quiet determination, and the forest that borders their home begins to whisper promises of hidden wonders. As they struggle to keep their cottage alive, a faint, magical presence starts to stir, hinting that the world of fairies may yet glide into their lives.