The Whitmore Clan goes bankrupt, and her fiancé’s family watches coldly from the sidelines.
Lydia Whitmore signs a contract on the spot and flash-marries her fiancé’s youngest uncle.
After the wedding, Lydia Whitmore is fixated on repaying the full hundred million—principal plus interest—so she can set Frederick Morrison free to reunite with his white moonlight.
At five million, Frederick Morrison’s face darkens.
At fifty million, Frederick Morrison vanishes for three days.
The day she finally pays off the full hundred million, the man pins Lydia Whitmore against the wall: “Divorce, huh? Fine!!! The family fortune is yours, and so am I—the kind that follows you wherever you go!”
Lydia Whitmore: …
