In a moment of profound distress, he let out a heart-wrenching scream, consumed by anger over a clause in Müller's will regarding marriage that seemed to thwart his long-awaited inheritance. After waiting for an agonizing two years to settle the ownership question, Adal Müller was driven to desperation in his pursuit of "total inheritance acquisition."
With a plea filled with urgency, he turned to his secretary, proposing marriage on the condition that it would be temporary. Unfortunately, she declined, revealing her plans to wed her boyfriend and dismissing his lucrative offer. But fate seemed to intervene when she suggested introducing him to a friend who might consider his proposal in exchange for financial compensation. Enter Gisela Fischer – the enigmatic figure whose consent he sought.
The secretary skillfully reassured him, believing that this arrangement would benefit both parties: one would secure the entire inheritance, while the other would receive much-needed additional funds. Would Gisela Fischer, the key player in this unexpected turn of events, agree to become Adal Müller's wife for monetary gain?
