A Promise to Another, A Divorce to Us
A father discovers six years of lies and chooses to leave with his daughter.
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About A Promise to Another, A Divorce to Us
On his daughter Yara's birthday, Chad Scott hands out flyers with her to earn money so they can pay off Ruby Judd's debts. However, when they perform as mascots at a lavish party Ruby throws for Zach Smith's son, they realize she was never bankrupt. Everything she has said over the past six years has been a lie, and she has vowed to spend money only on her old flame. Feeling betrayed and heartbroken, Chad decides to leave with Yara.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch A Promise to Another, A Divorce to Us?
- The family betrayal is revealed at a lavish party.
- The father and daughter share a difficult journey.
- The story centers on choosing to leave after deception.
Who is this story for?
- Viewers who enjoy family-centered betrayal dramas.
- Suitable for stories about broken trust and leaving a painful situation.
What to expect
- A father and daughter earn money together.
- A lavish party exposes a financial deception.
- A parent chooses to leave after betrayal.
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