Fourteen-year-old Cole noticed how lonely his widowed dad, Leo, had become. Wanting to help, Cole came up with a plan: every time they went out, he’d propose to women using a bottle-cap ring, asking them to marry his dad.
Most women were charmed—until they heard Leo was “a driver.” Their interest vanished. What they didn’t know was that Leo owned a driving company and chose to still drive to stay grounded. One redheaded woman even mocked the idea, scoffing at Leo’s photo in a library.
Later, at a charity gala where Leo was a guest speaker for helping foster kids and veterans, Cole spotted that same redhead—now flirting with his dad. Furious, Cole interrupted, reminding her of her cruel rejection. When she realized who Leo really was, her tone changed, suddenly sweet and fake.
Cole exposed her true colors on the spot.
She wasn’t the one. But one day, Cole believed, the right woman would see Leo’s heart—not just his job title.
