More than thirty years ago, a native girl stole his little son Navaro from Aaron Torres and gave him to be raised by a family of Spanish aristocrats. Year after year, the Torres family searched for the boy, gradually losing hope. But one day Aaron's legitimate son Benjamin, a doctor, was summoned to see a dying Spanish officer, in whom he recognized his brother Navaro. To save his life, he transports the dying man to the house of his relatives in Marseille and invites his fiancee Miriam to look after him. And this meeting changed everything in her life; she, a Spanish Jew, became the wife of a Catholic soldier, Rodrigo de Las Casas. Their path to trust and understanding was long; it took them a long time to forgive themselves and each other for betraying their brother and fiancé.