At the request of Edwin Collins, the wealthiest man in the capital, Sophia Ashton, the abandoned daughter of the Bennett family, finds herself caught in a whirlwind marriage to his grandson, Leonard Collins. Everyone knows Leonard is cold, detached, and completely uninterested in women. He’s a man of action, decisive and ruthless in everything he does. But none of that deters Sophia. Every day, she’s there, showering him with passionate declarations of love. “Mr. Collins, it’s fine if you don’t like me. As long as I love you, that’s all that matters.” “Mr. Collins, marrying you is the happiest thing I’ve ever done.” “Mr. Collins, from the moment I met you, I’ve loved you hopelessly.” Leonard, disgusted, shoves her away. “Sophia Ashton, you disgust me. Get out of my sight!” The high society sneers at her audacity—an abandoned woman daring to aim so high. But everything changes one night at an elite financial gala, when the stunning Sophia is seen mocking Leonard. It’s then that everyone realizes the truth—Sophia isn’t just any woman. She’s the sole heir to the internationally renowned Ashton Group. Everything had been a facade. Leonard is left humiliated as Sophia reveals her true identity. Without missing a beat, she slams down the divorce papers and walks away. The once-mocking elite society of the capital turns on its head, scrambling to win her favor. Even Leonard, regretful and humiliated, chases after her, begging for a second chance. “Sophia, I was so wrong. Don’t leave me.”