Arthur, heir of a top-tier Long Island dynasty, has lost the use of his legs to a mysterious curse. In utter despair, Daisy — a farm girl — storms into the estate with her 300-pound pig, Buster, claiming she can cure him.
To break the curse, the two are forced into a marriage contract. The paralyzed young master and the farm girl go from mutual disdain to fighting side by side — Daisy drags him to the registry on a golf cart pulled by her pig, rallies her animal army to repel hired mercenaries, and bullies him through brutal rehabilitation training without an ounce of tenderness.
Under Daisy's "violent therapy," Arthur's legs slowly regain feeling. And this prideful young master, who once rejected everything, learns — through one absurd ordeal after another — to trust, and to depend.
When the curse's deadline finally arrives, Arthur stands up again. This time, it's his turn to pin down the farm girl who once "took him by force" — using his healed legs to pay back the life he owes her.
