A woman discovers she has married the wrong man, throwing her carefully planned future into chaos. As she navigates the fallout of her accidental union, she must untangle her feelings for the stranger she's now bound to and figure out whether the mistake might actually be the best thing that ever happened to her.
Oh no! You told me to hide my identity, but I gave him our address! Dad, come look. Adrian's broad shoulders, long legs, that V-shaped torso. Rich, handsome, classy, elegant. Marrying him is no loss. And what does he see in you, your skin?
Dad, you're just saying I'm fat! Fat? My daughter's prettier than Venus. You're not fat at all. Here, you're not fat at all. You've actually gotten thinner lately. Dad, this is exactly the kind I like.
It's rare for my daughter to like someone. Fine, I accept this son-in-law. But keep your noble identity a secret from him for now. Once he passes my test, I'll set up some personal assets for you. Dad, forget the personal assets. When are you giving me my money?
Once you've been married a full year, I'll give you all of it. Oh no! You told me to hide my identity, but I gave him our address. It's just an address. Who says whoever lives here is the owner? Dad, you're the best!
Thomas? Sir? Sure. Look into this man for me. Something about him seems familiar. Isn't this the most exclusive neighborhood?
Is she the Whitmore heiress?