Jennings Brower

The Palisade wildfire raged as Margaret Foster rushed to save her mother's heirlooms, only to discover her fiancé in bed with her half-sister. Trapped in the flames, Margaret was rescued by a firefighter named Chris. To secure the inheritance of her late mother's company, the heartbroken Margaret impulsively married Chris—the man who had saved her—shattering her father Jacob's plans to forge a political alliance through her marriage to the Los Angeles mayor.

After her family's bankruptcy, Joy was lovingly taken in by the Reynolds brothers until Megan, the maid's daughter, arrived. Megan's scheming framed Joy, turning the brothers against her. Tired of years of mistreatment, Joy left to marry Nathan, a powerful heir, and start a new life.  Will the brothers realize the truth before it's too late?

After a one-night stand, they accidentally reunite at the registry office and get married, pretending to be poor to each other after marriage. The heroine is constantly at war with the female antagonist to reclaim her mother's company, during which the hero's true identity gradually surfaces, triggering a series of conflicts and crises. In the process of reclaiming her mother's relics, their relationship heats up.