Twenty years ago, six-year-old Harper saved wealthy boy Victor from her own father, a kidnapper, losing her memory and falling into poverty after the beating. Two decades later, to clear her brother’s $300K gambling debt, her family sells her to a “nouveau riche” creditor — who turns out to be Victor, now a Wall Street titan hiding his identity as an “ordinary rich man.” They sign a three-month, $300K contract marriage. Victor secretly builds her career, publicly claims her at a charity gala against childhood friend Serena, shields her from workplace sabotage, and swoops in whenever gangsters kidnap her or his cruel mother tortures her. Harper slowly falls for him. When her memory returns, she discovers the man who commands Wall Street for her is the boy she saved as a child — and the kidnapper was her own father. As the contract ends and the truth surfaces, a new life grows inside her. What began as a transaction sealed with a check becomes a redemption spanning two decades.
