Pell, a girl hustling from a hot dog cart, spent five years grinding day in and out to support her "terminally ill" boyfriend, Vincent.
It wasn't until the Fletcher family's motorcade rolled into the narrow streets of Old Town that she found out Vincent was actually the long-lost heir to a massive fortune.
The day he returned to his family, he publicly denied their relationship, claiming she was just a paid caregiver, and then left with her roommate. Everyone expected her to beg him to come back, but instead, she flipped the script and got engaged to Christian Hale, the head of a top investment firm.
When her ex, eyes red with anger, cornered her on a rooftop, demanding to know why she'd rather marry a guy with a scarred face than take him back, she answered coldly, "Because he never cared that I smelled like grease and onions." And what he didn't know was that her real identity was more prestigious than anyone could have ever imagined.
