Crazy Like a Fox

In the high-stakes world of social engineering, two wealthy patriarchs decide to merge their fortunes by forcing their children into a matrimonial contract. Wilson and Higgins, the unsuspecting scions of this corporate-style union, find the prospect of a forced marriage utterly repulsive. Driven by a desperate need for autonomy, both flee their respective estates, hoping to vanish into the anonymity of the city. Fate, possessing a cruel sense of irony, brings them together at a bustling train station. Unaware of each other's identities, they strike up a genuine, electric connection that stands in stark contrast to the hollow arrangement they are running from. As they fall deeper for one another, they unwittingly collaborate on a series of increasingly frantic schemes to sabotage the very union they are now destined to fulfill. It is a comedic dance of errors where the protagonists fight a war against a ghost, not realizing they have already found the prize they were trying to protect.