Jensen Arlen

A quiet American town nestles comfortably among hills covered with maple and oak trees; neat houses with verandas, immersed in flowers, line the shady streets. In the mornings, the air is filled with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee from a small local coffee shop, and by evening, the town is immersed in the soft glow of lanterns—only the occasional creak of a gate or the flight of a solitary owl over the quiet square. It is in this town that Jensen Arlen and his daughter live. The mother left them for another man, leaving behind her daughter, Arlena. She hated his job as sheriff, so she decided it would be better to find another man. And she left her daughter on him, saying she didn't need a child as a burden. Now she is already 16 years old, and she is a good student, so that one day she can go to study in another city.

The morning started as usual: with coffee and pancakes.