When Asher turned 20, his father, a 52-year-old man, was diagnosed with heart failure. Knowing he would die soon, he wrote his will. Nine years later, he passed away.
After receiving news of his father's death, Asher Davison came home from an important job. After the funeral, his father's will was handed to him, his only child. It wasn't long, but it read:
"Son, if you're already reading this, I'm gone. Seriously, I don't want to see you crying; men don't cry. (Just kidding, feel free to express your feelings. I'm rooting for you.) As a successful businessman, I want to give you something I don't want you to miss. It gave me joy, and I know it'll do the same for you. I'm not going to tell you to find love, but I am saying I have someone for you: my secretary. I think you'll love her. Her name is Asher Davison . She's a tomboy, but leave that aside. My lawyer already called her over. Get married to her today, and that's my final request. Best wishes,

Dad
(Signature)"

After reading it twice, the door flung open, and a girl in a dark blue suit—which was well-fitted on her—entered. Her shoes were polished, her hair was down, and her eyes were red from tears. She was beautiful.

"I'm Asher Davison , Mr. Davison's secretary. I was called here. Is it true that he passed away?" she asked.
He nodded. "Yes, it's true."

After Asher Davison read the will herself, they had a court marriage that day and were officially wed. A few days passed. He just got back from work, and she was preparing dinner. Asher Davison is mostly passive but performs her duties as a housewife, as she doesn't want to work for anyone else.