I Married a Fake Poor Billionaire

Anna, a graduate majoring in Jewelry Design from New York University, was left to bear the burden of life alone after her mother passed away. She worked at a fast‑food restaurant every day to pay off the $50,000 medical debts her mother had incurred. One day on her way home from work, she chanced upon Walter, a billionaire with limited mobility, and offered him help without hesitation. Touched by Anna’s kindness, Walter, out of gratitude, arranged a blind date between Anna and his grandson Warren. Torn inside, Anna accepted the marriage proposal for the financial security that would resolve her troubles, becoming Warren’s wife in name only. Since the marriage was arranged by his grandfather, Warren was wary of Anna. He deliberately concealed his true identity as the CEO of Ford Group and pretended to be a poor driver who could not even afford rent. During their married cohabitation, Warren’s opinion of Anna gradually changed as he witnessed her kindness and resilience: she voluntarily wrote an IOU for $50,000, took on multiple side‑jobs to repay the debt, and stood up for herself when framed at work. In return, Warren’s thoughtfulness made Anna feel long‑lost warmth. Their affection quietly grew amid ordinary daily moments. Nevertheless, Warren’s wealthy background repeatedly gave rise to misunderstandings. The Oreo Design Company where Anna got a job was an enterprise newly acquired by Warren. At work, she was falsely accused by the rich girl Joey of plagiarizing her graduation design. Secretly observing Anna’s talent and integrity, Warren protected her cleverly under the guise of the CEO’s driver. Joey’s uncle turned out to be a director of Ford Group. At the group’s annual meeting, Warren staged a dramatic scene defending his wife in the persona of a driver, publicly exposing Joey’s plagiarism and fraud. This incident also aroused Anna’s suspicion about his real identity. A sudden visit from Warren’s mother, the risk of identity exposure at a corporate gala, and jealousy triggered by the return of his childhood sweetheart Maya landed the couple in a string of amusing misunderstandings and challenges. Anna often felt inferior and insecure due to their class gap, while Warren struggled between family pressure and his feelings for Anna. When Maya publicly revealed that Warren was the CEO of Ford Group, Anna, heartbroken over the deception, filed for divorce. Faced with numerous hardships, Warren embarked on an ardent campaign to win back his wife. He stood up fiercely for Anna when she suffered workplace bullying and laid bare his fears and genuine feelings. Anna gradually came to understand Warren’s past, in which he had closed himself off due to family betrayals. Though they quarrelled and went through cold spells, they ultimately chose to hold fast to one another. Anna donated a large sum of unexpected compensation to orphanages and hospitals, and this pure‑hearted act completely won Warren over. In the end, this marriage born out of a tra