Vivian grew increasingly concerned about her son Neil's reluctance to marry, so she relentlessly sought a suitable match for him. Meanwhile, the Quinn family teetered on the edge of financial ruin. In a desperate gamble, Charlee's father drugged her and sold her to Vivian. No one expected, however, that Charlee would emit an intoxicating, irresistible scent, one that captivated Neil despite his usual disdain for women. Yet when he saw her weakened and vulnerable, he coldly offered her money to leave, determined to sever their unwanted connection.
