Let’s Get Married, Mr. CEO

The apartment meant to be the marital home was bought with Sharon Murphy's money. Her savings went into her boyfriend's business and she brought investors to him. She also took runway work as a stand-in for backup models, which fed into building him up. The registration of the marriage was set for the next day, and she went to the new apartment the night before and found him there with her best friend. The apartment had already been signed over to the other woman. Before any of that she had been a rising model in Kington, until the industry shut her out over the way she behaved. Her boyfriend stayed with her through it and promised her a large wedding, which is what she had been paying for since. She went to the registry office anyway. Tyler Lee was there, the head of Oceanrise Group and someone she had known years earlier, and the first thing she said to him was to ask him to marry her. He took hold of her arm at the counter and told her he had never said he wouldn't agree. She began pulling back what her ex and her friend had taken.