Celeste Willoughby, a beautiful heiress, full of wit and disdain for societal expectations, only has two problems: her most intimate friend Margaret, still pining over her lost love, has plans of joining a convent; and her father, vocally disapproving of her behavior, has threatened to send her to an asylum for her promiscuity.
Unable to let her friend consign herself to such a boring, fashion-less life, Celeste makes a deal.
If she can find another man for Margaret to love by the end o.
| Problems | Her most intimate friend |
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