Jonathan secretly stands as the wealthiest tycoon on the planet, but his paranoid distrust of human affection drives him to test his household for ten agonizing years. Masquerading as a destitute day laborer, he forces his loyal wife and delicate young son to scavenge scrap metal in the slums while he signs billion-dollar contracts in private suites.
The cruel charade turns catastrophic when their sick child dies from lack of emergency medical funds that Jonathan easily possesses. Having passed his twisted trial of love, the wife refuses his grand reveal and serves divorce papers beside the cemetery soil. As Jonathan falls apart in belated agony, he discovers that no amount of wealth can resurrect his family.
