After being dumped for being poor, a down-on-his-luck man suddenly finds himself married to a wealthy, glamorous woman. As the unlikely couple navigates their new life together, he must prove himself to her world while old flames and class prejudice threaten their bond.
Poor thing. Listen, get my fiance a diamond necklace and maybe I'll tell Harmony to reconsider the wedding. Go suck up to Kevin for that damn necklace.
Both of you, out, now. Hey, watch your tone. That's no way to speak to your future brother-in-law. Go buy the necklace or else your loser ass
won't even get to be my sister's rebound. I gave Harmony and her family everything I had. My savings, my time, my life, and this is how they repay me?
Treating me like a servant, like a joke? Don't make me call security. Get out or I'll make you. My sister promised me this apartment.
You're the one trespassing on my property. Hello, security? It's Fred, room 301. There's two intruders and-
How dare you do this to me? I'll make you pay for this. I have to sell this place. Hello, Paul? Meet me at the bar. I'm ready to sell my apartment.
Thank you for your generous donation, Mr. and Mrs. Shields. Wait. Did you add an extra zero by mistake? This says 100 million. It's correct. My wife and I have decided to donate 100 million to the orphanage every year.
I keep telling myself, if we can make the world a little kinder for those poor kids, maybe our lost son will be shown kindness and love too. Frederick would be 25 now. I wonder where he is.