Stop Crying, I Married Someone Better

Scarlett Winters is left at the altar by her fiancé, Carlton Simmons. She runs from the ceremony and is nearly hit by a car. The near miss was arranged by Leo Forester, a chief executive with a past he keeps quiet, who recognises the bride in the street. He offers her a contract marriage so she can get her footing back. While Scarlett puts herself together again, Leo helps her from a distance and keeps his real identity and his reasons to himself. Old enemies come back and the things he buried surface. Scarlett takes it as betrayal and starts thinking about leaving, and Leo has to decide whether to tell her.