On the night before her arranged marriage, Clara met a man who was exactly her type. Little did she know that at the family banquet after her wedding, the esteemed "Third Grand-Uncle" seated at the head of the table—the man the entire Ford family looked up to—would glance at her with a knowing smile and say, "Miss, you look rather familiar."
From that day on, Clara plays the role of the Ford family's new bride by day. But by night, she finds herself relentlessly cornered by this man—dignified in public, yet utterly shameless in private—who also happens to be the true power behind the family. His question to her is always the same: "When are you finally going to get divorced?"
