Mr. Edward, who pretends to be penniless but is actually rolling in money, VS the pretty, greedy, vain little Irishman
Older top, eight-year age gap
Born into poverty, Irish meets Gene, the young master of the wealthy Bennett family.
Two suitors surround Gene: Peter, the son of Sir Harrison, and Edward, a commoner.
Hoping to enter high society, Irish tries to seduce Mr. Peter, who is devoted to Gene. Through a twist of fate, he ends up spending a night with Edward, and his life takes a strange turn...
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Looking at the extra weight around his belly, Irish stands despairingly in front of the mirror. Even with his pretty face, how can he keep seducing Mr. Peter with a figure that's gone so out of shape?
Edward stands behind him with a menacing look. This man, who's carrying his child, is still thinking about seducing other men.
When Irish is forced to move into Edward's shabby little farm, he feels as if the sky is falling. He has worked so hard and dreamed of entering high society, only to end up living with Edward, an "old man," in such a ramshackle farm. He must be going crazy!
So he decides to run away with the child. He doesn't want to spend his whole life in poverty. But after making his escape, he discovers that this "old man" has somehow become the owner of Donald Estate!
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Theme: Money and love
