Bella Baxer could no longer bear the cruelty that her own husband treated her and made the decision to drown herself in the river. In Victorian times it was the only way out for a woman who suffered violence. but the scientist. When he finds a lifeless body, he decides to perform an experiment on her. Bella successfully awakened with the brain and consciousness of a child that she received from her unborn daughter.
She’s starting her life anew—and she’s not going to spend it on conventions. With the immediacy of a child and the body of an adult woman, she becomes a lover, she skillfully manipulates the men who are immersed in the family world, and she will not obey her laws. Unpredictable and restless, she challenges secular society—and therefore fascinates it. She sees through all the vices and self-love of the world around her, not wanting to become as hypocritical as everyone else.