The new book about Charlotte Brontë is a fascinating journey to Brussels in the 40s of the 19th century, where the famous English writer experienced her first – and main – love. Her true relationship with teacher Constantin Eger, the father of five children, became known only in 1913, when Charlotte's letters were made public. They were destroyed, torn, stitched and glued - this almost detective story will appear before the reader. He will be convinced that unrequited and unhappy love can become not only a test, but also luck for a creative person, awakening in her new, unknown possibilities. The famous theater critic Nina Agisheva, on the basis of authentic documents, puts forward her own version of events, which can equally will interest both literary scholars and lovers of women's novels.