HEIRESS by Alla Muliar

Алла Муляр

2 Episodes

He thinks God sent her to him as a marvelous gift. Little does he know - he's going to pay for it. An interesting historical drama set in the 17th century ________________________________________

This story in no way reflects the real history, all of it is just an author's imagination. The historical dates aren't accurate.

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