In marrying into the Triumphington millions, however, Stephen gets rather more than he bargained for. If it were just the gorgeous Sylvia, with her unexpected enthusiasm for rough sex, her obsession with finding her real mother, and her tendency to spend Stephen's nonexistent money rather than draw a cent from her own, presumably overflowing, coffers, things would be fine. But there is also her arrogant and unpredictable adoptive father, who responds rather badly to any request for a handout. And then there is Sylvia's elegant, insatiable adoptive mother Drusilla, to whom Stephen finds himself inconveniently and conspicuously attracted.