The Crosby family had been declining ever since Dahlia tied the knot.

The Crosby siblings, all looks and no brains, would have disappeared from high society long ago if not for the support of the Kane family in recent years.

After Keegan cut ties with Dahlia, who was using Cordelia’s name to manipulate and deceive for her brother's business, the already struggling company took a further nosedive.

But Blake's wife running off with the money? Stella wasn't buying it.

They hadn't even gotten a divorce, so where could she possibly run off to with two children in tow? If she was going to leave, why not do it when Blake had money? Without money, where could she possibly go? And Keegan's aunt wasn't that naive.

Blake was a gambler, blowing through half of the Crosby family's fortune despite his good looks and respectable background.

None of the well-mannered girls wanted to marry a gambler like him.

Blake's wife, Kanrara Kent, was introduced to him by someone from the Crosby family.

She came from an average family, looked plain, and had a fiery temperament.

Blake didn't tie the knot until he was well into his thirties.

almost done with middle school, so he remembered

and his maternal grandmother not in great health, the responsibility of arranging the marriage fell on Dahlia's

her crude, uncultured, unattractive, and from an average

her mother was

to make a statement at the wedding by swapping Kanrara's red envelope, traditionally given to the bride, with one containing only

when Kanrara was chatting with Cordelia and Keegan nearby, the coin rolled

was a red

assert authority over the new bride,

the Crosby family's decline, they couldn't

Mrs.

grandmother, immediately claimed it was a mistake and gave Kanrara a substantial red

Crosby grandparents had no boundaries when

ended up a mess

they got right was marrying Blake to Kanrara; otherwise, the siblings would have squandered

married, Keegan's

of her funeral, Blake

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