All My Love, All for You

Mona Leed pays her own tuition by working courier shifts, and one of those runs tangles her up with Jim Judd. She turns out to be pregnant. The uncle and aunt who raised her have already found a buyer: an older man willing to hand over 500 thousand dollars in bride money. Mona wants out from under them, so she decides to have the baby and tells the old man no. Jim, once he understands she had no part in arranging any of it, takes her back to his house and looks after her there. The aunt and uncle keep pushing the marriage anyway, and in the arguing that follows, what they did to Mona when she was small comes out. Jim decides they will answer for it, and sets about making that happen. The two of them are tested repeatedly before either admits to what they feel.