Imagine a serene villa perched gracefully by the sea, where the rich, salty air mingles with the subtle fragrance of pine trees. The gentle breeze rustles the orange blossoms, and the landscape is painted with vibrant, sunlit hues that shimmer against the deep azure sky. In this idyllic setting, a woman reclines in a straw lounge-chair under a broad Japanese umbrella, her graceful form embraced by the shade. With a book in hand and a subtle smile playing on her lips, she appears to be the epitome of contentment and luxury. But as the waves crash rhythmically below, an unexpected visitor approaches, poised to stir memories and emotions long buried. Join us as we delve into Stefan Zweig’s “Forgotten Dreams,” where the tranquility of an elegant villa by the Mediterranean Sea is just the beginning of a deeper, more poignant tale.
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