Eleanor, an arms tycoon living incognito, had moved to a small town for an ordinary married life and was raising her daughter alone. Her ungrateful husband, William, carried on an affair with Margaret—the mayor’s daughter—while mother and daughter endured prolonged bullying within both the community and the school. Lipp, the CEO of an oil conglomerate, fell for Eleanor at first sight and repeatedly came to her aid. During a public confrontation, Eleanor exposed William’s fraudulent identity, presented irrefutable evidence of the bullying, and revealed her true power—demonstrating her control over the town and her connections to the military—thereby thoroughly settling the score with everyone who had mistreated her. Ultimately, she and Lipp joined forces; together with their children, they formed a warm and complete new family.
