What happens when a billionaire with bespoke shoes falls for someone who thinks “caviar” is a brand of shampoo? Welcome to the classiest mess since Eliza Doolittle learned how to pronounce “Hertford, Hereford, and Hampshire.”
Starting Paragraph (Prompt):
Sofia Delgado never imagined her side hustle walking dogs for the ultra-rich would land her inside the penthouse of tech mogul Ashford Langley III. With every step she takes in his marble-floored world, her street-smart sass collides with his Harvard-polished charm. He’s fascinated by her authenticity; she’s appalled by his $10,000 espresso machine. But as Ashford bets he can “refine” her for a high-society gala, Sofia has plans of her own—starting with showing him that character isn’t something money can buy.
3 Questions to Dive Deeper:
- What assumptions do the characters have about each other’s lives, and how do those assumptions evolve—or explode?
- How does power subtly shift between them throughout the story, and what role does vulnerability play in that shift?
- Can true love exist without equality, and what does “equality” really mean in a romance where class divides run deep?
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