Kayla is an Amish young woman who cannot help but feel attraction for the new helper on her father's farm. But when her father catches wind of a possible courtship between the two, he immediately forbids Kayla to have any interaction with the Englischer. For the first time in her life, Kayla goes against her father's orders...but will she find out that his warnings were not without merit?

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