Gaby cannot stay alone, she's afraid of the dark, of everything. And she lives alone in an isolated country house.

Gaby cannot stay alone, she's afraid of the dark, of everything. When her boyfriend leaves her (he wants to have sex with her and she gets on his nerves, because she only needs a protector), she's completely on her own. She's afraid of the daylight, in these peaceful forests, where danger might wait for her behind a bush; at night when she gets back home, it's worse: may an intruder have sneaked into her place? As the men in the cafe do not want to spend the night with her as bodyguards, she sets her heart on the warden of a castle; sadly, he is a misanthropic hermit.—dbdumonteil