After his wife's death, Arthur Stewart stayed single for years. Tired of the transactional games of high society, he decided to fake poverty and blindness to sabotage his blind dates—only to be defended on the spot by Sarah. Sarah didn't care that he had no house or car. She brought him into her life, cleaned up his rundown place, protected his dignity, and even offered to share the enormous debt she believed he carried. What began as Arthur's test slowly turned into real feelings.