Mrs. Wilson intends to marry her nephew and only heir. Of course, the bride must be of noble origin. But the handsome and brave Lord Nathaniel Thorne prefers a bachelor life. In addition, he managed to become infatuated with his aunt’s companion, but did not marry her; it would be much more reasonable to seduce her and make her his kept woman. The girl, it must be said, is unusually pretty and has aristocratic manners, which somewhat confuses the young count. How does he know that the charming Betsy is actually the Countess Lady Elizabeth Copeland, and the brides of his two friends are her sisters...