In their three-year marriage, Millie Caldwell fails to win Winston Greer's love. Their union was a result of a misunderstanding, but Millie remains the cherished princess in the Caldwell family. Her father impatiently asks, "When will you take over my vast wealth, dear?" Her mother beams with excitement, suggesting, "Follow in my footsteps and become a designer! With my support, fame is within reach!" Her grandmother, on the other hand, insists, "Mills should pursue medicine – her talents shouldn't go to waste there!" Seeking advice, Millie turns to her grandfather, who responds warmly, "Why don't we enjoy a cup of tea and tend to some flowers? You deserve a leisurely retirement." To Millie, this seemed like the contented life she could have imagined. However, things took an unexpected turn when, under the influence of alcohol, Winston clung to her tightly, his eyes reddened and voice choked with emotion. He confessed, "Mills, I regret everything. Just one more time, can you call me your husband?" Despite the situation, Millie playfully teased, "Find some dignity, Mr. Jerkface." In response, Jerkface declared, "Shame means nothing when compared to having you by my side as my wife."
