When poor boy Wilton (Jonathan Rhys Miles) wins Chloe's heart, good fortune follows, plus he is smart and quick to work in Chloe's father's company achieved a certain status. Private secretary, driver, own car, and status in high society, this is what many people dream of. But before marrying Chloe, Wilton met Chloe's brother's fiancée, Nora, and he was fascinated by this woman. But Nora didn't betray Chloe's brother at the beginning, but at a family gathering, because Chloe's mother once again despised and "sarcastic", and her career was not going well, she finally became a low-grade Living in Wilton's enthusiasm, the two vented each other in the wheat field.
After returning, Nora sensibly took some cooling off on Wilton. But how can Wilton easily suppress his inner desires. Non-stop entanglement. Perhaps his marriage to Chloe was also something of a desire to be closer to Nora.
Finally, because of Chloe's mother's denial, the love between Nora and Chloe's brother came to an end. Wilton kept trying to find Nora who left suddenly. The meeting in the gallery made the two people's desires burn wildly. A tragedy has officially begun.
Slowly, things got messy. Compared to Nora's passion, the indifference to Chloe made me worthless for this simple woman. Maybe this kind of thing happens to men so often, it makes people numb. But in the end, Wilton finally couldn't stand Nora's obstruction to him. Outside Nora's house, a shotgun ended the life of the woman he loved and hated - perhaps not cruelly -.
Wilton's high-society status, perhaps because of this, made him excluded from the sight of the London police. What kind of society is this?
A married man has two women, is it a mistake or a mistake?
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