When April first agrees to marry Hayden, it’s clear that she’s not entirely sure of what she’s getting into. The marriage is framed by family obligations, with pressure from both sides to uphold tradition. Hayden, though outwardly confident and composed, hides his own reservations about the arrangement. He’s a man who values his independence and his business empire, which he has built from the ground up. The notion of a marriage based on anything other than love challenges his values, but he does it for family, as much as for his own sense of obligation.