The Paradise Problem

Anna Green married Liam "West" Weston while both were at UCLA, believing it was temporary for housing access. Three years after graduation, Anna works as a struggling artist while West is a Stanford professor. As one of four heirs to the Weston Foods conglomerate, West stands to inherit one hundred million dollars—but only if he remains married for five years, per his grandfather's will. When West's family pressures him to introduce his spouse, he must ask Anna to help him maintain the facade. Anna, still technically his wife, agrees to meet his wealthy parents. As they navigate this arrangement, West worries whether his family's toxic world of privilege will change Anna, who he values for her grounded and loyal nature. He must decide whether the inheritance is worth the risk of losing what has become genuine love between them.