Gaby owns a farm on which he raises lambs: Bouchard & Sons Farm. But he has no sounds. Rather, he has two daughters that he raised like princesses and who live far away, in the big city. One day, the oldest asks him for some financial support so she doesn't end up losing her house. Gaby, for whom fatherhood has evolved to a point where it became unreasonable, decides to dismantle the farm.

Gaby has a farm where he raises lambs: La Ferme Gagnon et fils. But he has no son. He has two daughters he raised like princesses who live far away in the big city. One day, the eldest asks her to help her financially to avoid losing her house. Gaby, in whom the feeling of paternity has developed to the point of unreason, decides to dismantle the farm. He sells everything – the house, the herd and the family land – to go and live in the next town in a small apartment.