Review: When convenience becomes inconvenient
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2013
I am a sucker for a marriage of convenience story, often letting go of the believability issue regarding why they married in the first place.  I might have been able to get over the silly premise for this marriage of convenience if the rest of the story detailing how they fell in love was really good.  But, alas...it wasn't.Billionaire Jio marries Golden, the fiancée of his dead brother, when she is 5 months pregnant to give the child the family name and secure her inheritance.  Now that the child is somewhere in the area of 2 years old, Golden thinks it is time to divorce and move on with their respective lives.(Minor spoilers): This whole premise is rather convoluted because, as Golden learns from Jio,  Enzo, her fiancée, already has two other illegitimate children by two other women (one of whom has previously also had an affair with Jio) - yet, it seems Golden's child is somehow more special.  I don't get it - all three children are girls and all three are acknowledged and provided for in Enzo's will.  Why Golden's child, the youngest, requires such protection or why she is entitled to more of the inheritance I have no idea.  It's all kind of sketchy and goofy.  And how does Golden claim to be unaware of these children and then, later, talk about how she knew who they were as the little girls had given her flowers at Enzo's memorial service?So, yeah, Golden and Jio fall in lust and then love and decide to stay married.  No surprises there and nothing really interesting or unpredictable along of the way in how they get to that point.  It was an okay read but not enough to make me want to read any more of the series.Adult language and explicit sexual content.