Consummating The Marriage Dahlia Jane Wilde is looking over a contract intently while an older man, Roger, silently sits across from her. The atmosphere is businesslike as Dahlia flips through the pages, although the discomfort between them is undeniable. Its soon revealed that Roger is her parent and that, nearing retirement, he has agreed to sign over his company worth billions to Dahlia. But there is a condition... Dahlia is a lesbian, and Roger a man of dated convictions refuses to sign over the company until Dahlia marries and consummates the marriage with a man, with the expectation that Dahlia will produce an heir. To that end, they have drawn up a contract, and if Dahlia wants to continue enjoying her luxurious lifestyle, shell have to agree to the terms. But as Dahlia finally signs the papers, there is a defiant glint to her eyes... Weeks later, Dahlia brings her new husband, Rick Dante Colle, to see Roger and demonstrate shes honored her part of the contract. But its clear that their marriage is only one of convenience, though Roger doesnt seem to notice or care, only concerned with his terms being met. However, Roger DOES notice that something is amiss when Dahlia easily states that theyve consummated their marriage, especially given how defiant she was before. Thats when Dahlia flippantly offers to let Roger watch them do the deed again if he doesnt believe her. Instead of acting like shes joking, Roger accepts Dahlias offer to watch them his agenda is more important to him than his discomfort, after all. Little does he know, hes playing right into Dahlia and Ricks