My Homeless Husband Is a Hidden Billionaire

54-year-old single mother Erin works odd jobs for twenty years to put her son Brandon through medical school, then mortgages her late husband's lakeside cabin to guarantee his clinic loan. Brandon, after attaching himself to medical group heiress Victoria, turns cold—publicly claiming his mother is dead and introducing Erin as a "nanny our family used to employ." He then allows the Harrisons to set up a debt transfer, resulting in Erin's house being seized and her eviction on a snowy night. While homeless, Erin gives her last bowl of hot soup to a "homeless old man" named Henry huddled outside a laundromat. Community social worker Lucy connects them, and the two "destitute" people flash-marry at City Hall. Only after the wedding does Erin discover Henry is actually the head of the century-old Ashford conglomerate, spanning railroads and banks, who faked homelessness to see people's true colors. And Lucy is the biological daughter she lost 26 years ago at the autumn carnival. Facing her kneeling, repentant son and daughter-in-law, Erin reclaims everything and settles old scores as the matriarch of the conglomerate, finally reuniting with her lost flesh and blood.