After pretending to be a poor husband and killing my mother and daughter drunk, I regret going crazy.

From the back cover

For seven years, Harper has believed her husband Caleb was a bankrupt, bedridden man, and she and her mother and daughter worked themselves to the bone to pay off his supposed billion-dollar debt. In truth, Caleb is the heir of the Shen family, playing a bet at pretending to be poor.

One drunken night, driving his Maybach, Caleb struck and killed an old woman and a little girl, never realizing they were his own mother-in-law and daughter. When his assistant offers Harper money for the two lives, Caleb comes home with chicken noodle soup, asking where Mom and Chloe have gone.

Confronted, Caleb claims he hit two strangers while delivering goods and demands a million dollars to avoid jail. Harper refuses for the first time, and as his mask begins to slip, she wonders whether she ever truly knew the man beside her.