Days in torment

Novelist Caroline Gentz ​​has written numerous novels that have garnered her widespread fame. Her popularity is further amplified by the fact that most of her novels are romantic and socially relevant. "Days in Agony" is one such romantic novel. This novel comprises several chapters, each with a different title, such as "Everything for Money" and "The Illusion Bride." Alison Fairley was a poor girl with boundless dreams. She desperately needed money and tried every possible way to acquire it, but it never occurred to her that she could obtain it in exchange for marriage! Yes, marriage. A handsome man offered her the money she desired in exchange for a marriage of convenience. Max Harton, a handsome man possessing both good looks and considerable wealth, offered Alison Fairley a marriage that resembled an insurance policy and a guarantee of his interests. What would Alison do in response to this offer? How would she answer? Would she accept a life without purpose or meaning?