Your honor, India's real name is Dita.

The hostess Tita was only seven or eight years old when she appeared. Her mother is a widow and lives with her uncle's family. Her uncle has a daughter. They have a good relationship.

Tita's uncle cheated everyone. In order to save his daughter's dowry, he sold his mistress to an old man. Tita is lively and logical, but also naive. My uncle lied to her about marrying a rich man and gave her an address. Tita believed her. She thinks her future husband should grant her two demands before marrying him.

Tita wrote a letter to her future husband. It was the rude man who received the letter through negligence. Rude, a barrister, was ridiculed by foreigners for India's bad marriage habits when attending cocktail parties abroad. He wants to change his bad habits and return to India.

Rudd's family is very rich, and his uncle is very kind to him, hoping that he can inherit the family business, but Rudd is bent on changing bad habits. Luther had a very beautiful first love object Minnie, but Minnie didn't fit in with his three views. At this time, the contradiction has not been highlighted.

Rudd wrote back after receiving the letter, encouraging Tita to be herself, but Tita couldn't read. When my uncle got the letter, he tricked Tita into agreeing to her request, so Tita agreed to marry her future husband.