I'm Your Mute Girl

The grandmother of the Hayes family has decided that a lucky bride will save her grandson. Samuel Hayes, heir to the family's business, is dying, and in the Republican era a wedding arranged to turn his luck is treated as a cure. The bride the family finds is Charlotte Reed. She is mute, her father is in debt, and the family's money will cover what he owes, so she agrees. Samuel wakes up after the ceremony and is furious at the arrangement. The only woman he cares about is the girl who saved him when he was a child, the one he gave his pendant to. Charlotte is that girl. She lost her voice pulling him out of the water that day, and he has no idea. The misunderstandings pile up, and his cousin does her part to keep the two apart.