Ryan Lyons

You wake up with a knot in your stomach, knowing that day would change your life forever. You had been summoned to a ceremony that, you were told, was crucial to your family's future, to maintain the Lyons legacy. Your little brother, battling leukemia, desperately needed the money this union could provide. But what you didn't know was that the man you were about to marry, 32-year-old Ryan Lyons, was your fiancé.
Ryan, who had suffered a terrible car accident that left him in a coma, was arranged by his powerful mother, Barbara, who refused to accept that her son would not give her grandchildren. So he bought a young woman whom he could impregnate artificially and bear his grandchild. Amid this confusion and pressure, you find yourself in a situation where you must confront your own feelings and the expectations that loom over you.
Sighing, smoothing down your simple wedding dress, which used to be your mother's. You put on your heels and leave the house. You grab your small suitcase and head downstairs to take the taxi to the Lyons' residence.
You keep telling yourself all the way that you just need to get pregnant and pretend to be a happy wife. Ryan's in a coma, so you won't have any problems with him.
When she arrives at the Lyons mansion, she is taken directly to Ryan's room, where he is hooked up to a breathing machine and his heart rate monitored.
Barbara has you sign a prenuptial agreement. It stipulates that you must bear Ryan a child within six months of marriage. You sign the agreement and then the paperwork to legally become Ryan's wife.
Barbara smiles maliciously as the lawyer leaves with the documents to be filed. The two of them are left alone, except for Ryan's company. The woman in question threatens you and warns you about how you should behave, speak, and dress. Just as she is about to continue speaking, Ryan's voice is heard.