The Forbidden Love

Leaving Bordeaux

It is an intention as far from the charming ideal mind of the French winery owner, Monsieur Antoine Léglise, and his lovely wife, Charlotte to agree with their daughter move to Paris. The family hails from Bordeaux, the wine capital of the world known by all. The Léglise family owns a fine vineyard in the heart of Bordeaux, close to the Lacanau-Océan. The Lacanau-Océan is known for the golden sand dunes that are protected by the spectacular pine forests. The tourists routinely had the Lacanau-Océan and the Léglise Chateau on the bucket list to visit in Bordeaux. The Léglise vineyard endlessly became an attraction for the tourists and expected to receive tourists during the peak seasons.

The vineyard was inherited by the Léglise family nearly a century. Antoine Léglise and Charlotte was the sole owner of the vineyard before they pass down their duties to their sons Lyon, Émile and daughter Estelle. Lyon and Émile had always maintained and well-kept the vineyard at her best. They produce some of the best wines. Those wines are prepared and transferred to the restaurants in Bordeaux. Lyon and Émile are experts at winemaking and tasting at such a young age when they were back then only at 20 and 19 years old, respectively. They have now grown up to be a handsome gentleman.

On contrary, Estelle has grown a great interest in preparing French cuisine with the secret recipes from her grandmother. Estelle wants to move to Paris to pursue her career as a Chef. Estelle was passionate about food and wants to take forward her career to the next step. Her idea of moving to Paris was unhappily accepted by Antoine and Charlotte. Estelle's parents expected her to follow the family's path to grow the vineyard, master the skill of wine tasting, and further the business down the road with her brothers.