Don't break the contract

Harry Adams, a young and wealthy orphan, has been grappling with profound solitude ever since his parents' tragic passing. The loss led to severe depression, isolating him from the outside world. Despite his gruff exterior, Harry yearns for love deep down. In his late parents' will, they imposed a condition: if he didn't marry before turning 30, he'd lose his fortune, which would go to a charity. This responsibility weighs heavily on him, particularly as his loyal friend and guardian, Ernest Samuelson, suggests a marriage of convenience to secure his inheritance. Ernest, determined to help Harry, seeks the perfect match and finds Diane Saenz, the daughter of his dear friend. Diane's life has been tumultuous, and her family's financial struggles prompt her father to accept the marriage proposal without consulting her. As a result, Diane, feeling rebellious, embarks on a reckless path with her current partner, plotting to harm Harry. However, as time passes, Diane's initial hatred begins to transform into love. To save their marriage and keep Harry's fortune, she must demonstrate her selfless devotion. This unexpected turn of events adds a dramatic twist to their story, challenging Diane to confront her feelings and choices.