Money can buy a lot of things, but it can't buy her love. Lucca will only inherit his father's company if he marries by his next birthday. A playboy, a man who every woman wants, he should have no problem finding a willing lady… only he doesn't want to spend the rest of his life with a woman who only wants him for his dollar signs. After all, his parents had been very much in love, and he wants to enjoy that for himself. When he meets Megan, he pretends to just be an ordinary guy, and they immediately hit it off. Too bad she doesn't know the real Lucca. After she quits her head cook position without another job lined up, Lucca worries all the more that she'll only want him for his money if she were to learn who he truly is. But then Megan does learn his identity, and it isn't from Lucca. Can their relationship survive broken trust? Now that she knows of his wealth, will she turn out to be no different from all the other ladies he dated in the past?