The Prince Pretends to Be Poor for Love

For five years, Vivian has loved Jonathan Davis, a poor boyfriend she nursed through a stomach cancer diagnosis. To pay for his treatment, she sells the house her mother left her and works three jobs, giving up her writing to cover the cost of his tablets and consultations.

Then, working a bar shift, she carries drinks into a private room and finds Jonathan in a suit, surrounded by rich men, a flirtatious woman in his arms. He is no poor boyfriend but the young master of Hampton, and the illness was a game. Humiliated, slapped and drenched in wine, Vivian is ordered to drink, and the man she loved watches her kneel.

Her dignity is trampled by the one she loved most, and she must decide how much of herself she will still surrender.