His father, a celebrated sculptor, dies before the unveiling of his extraordinary masterpiece: 'Heavenly David.' While sorting through his father's will, Hector discovers a suspicious villa and seeks it out. But Enoch, a young man whose existence and identity were unknown, is found living there. As soon as he sees Enoch, Hector realizes that he is the motif of David. Hector finds himself curious and interested in Enoch, a legacy of his father.
"That's strange. Someone who never gave me a single decent toy has bequeathed me such a thing?"