Shirley Petersburg grew up loving the family of Twain Arnolds because of their class and excellent reputation. She had heard that Twain is very handsome, so she loves him even without seeing him and she always imagines herself being with him. When her parent couldn’t afford to feed his family, he married her off to Twain at the age of sixteen (16) and her dream became true. Twain, a merrymaker doesn't like being with a girl in her class, so he treats her poorly and divorces her on their second anniversary.“Why don’t you love me? I’ve loved you all my life and I’ve also given you my virginity.Why would you want a divorce after all I’ve sacrificed for you?” Shirley cried. “ I don’t want to have a life anymore with a wretch like you! I have never planned to!” he thundered. She becomes a successful businesswoman years later and buys off two-thirds of the country’s property. Would she accept Twain back when he realizes that there's no better woman than her?Would Twain bear the pain of watching his best friend go on a date with his ex-wife? (Shirley)Let’s see if hell has more fury than a broken woman’s scorn.