Fairy Tale of Aristocratic Girl

Edwardian Era 1910 England Miss Rosalind Blenio was seventeen years old, with red hair and green eyes. She was from a noble family and was very beautiful. It is a delicate rose in full bloom. She was innocent, pure, and full of emotions, and she should have remained so carefree. But after her rich and famous father passed away, he left a large debt. In order to maintain a superior and decent life, her mother had no choice but to package her up and sell her to the American upstarts on the other side of the ocean. The Camp family in the United States, a nouveau riche that has made its fortune in oil and railroads in recent decades, cannot squeeze into the circle of old money in upper class society, and urgently needs a marriage with an ancient British family. Penniless, but with a noble surname and an excellent reputation, Miss Blenio, who is now in decline, has become the best choice. Alfred Gwynne Camp, the eldest son and future heir of the family, was forced to go to the other side of the ocean to marry his noble wife. He is a businessman through and through, and only regards this as a transaction. He has black hair and blue eyes. He has received a complete elite education since he was a child. He is elegant and very handsome. Slow and unhurried, which makes him seem particularly ruthless. He regarded his future wife, the girl named Rosalind, as an ornament and bought it with a lot of money. Respond with complete contempt and ridicule. * It was only later that I discovered that this fiancée was a little different. She had the most sincere love for him, hot enough to melt everything. She called him Fred, although his nickname was Elfie. He thought it was a little girl's trick, but in the end he was willing to fall in love with her dark green eyes. They danced on the grass, played and kissed in the garden at night. He even climbed onto the window sill late at night like a dazed young man. Just to be kissed over and over again in her arms. Alfred found that he fell in love with this established wife. He customized the most sparkling set of diamond jewelry, engraved with all his love, just to give it to his muse under the moonlight. The embodiment of all good. But during a customary tryst, his fiancée sadly proposed to elope. She said she was about to be married to a cold and heartless fiancé, a philistine businessman who smelled of money. She said, My dearest Frederick, let us elope and escape to Scotland, where no one can find us. Alfred's face turned cold. He didn't know what was wrong with his fiancée, but she always thought he was someone else. The Fred she spoke of so affectionately was never him. He's just the ridiculous fiancé. He was mad with jealousy. Note: The heroine broke her head. Because of the tremendous pain, she thought she was a character in the novel and recognized the hero as her lover. The male protagonist can't help but fall in love with it, he loves it so much. Concept: Marriage is based on love