Once her indentured servitude at the hotel ends, Meg crashes at a deserted church and lands a job at the local country club.
In fact, his smoldering glances at Meg may hint at much more than anger. Stuck in Wynette until she can amass enough money to leave, Meg learns that Ted is not as crushed by Lucy’s departure as he appears. Birdie forces Meg to work off her bill as an underpaid chambermaid. Hotel owner Birdie is one of a cadre of females who have it in for Meg either because they’re allies of Ted’s formidable mother Francesca, or because they want Ted for themselves, or both. Since her parents, exasperated with Meg’s free-spending ways, have cut her off, she’s so broke she can’t pay her hotel bill. When Lucy jilts Ted at the altar, the entire town of Wynette turns against Meg. Bride-to-be Lucy’s pre-wedding jitters are exacerbated when her maid of honor, Meg, daughter of Hollywood A-listers, suggests that if the groom-to-be, Ted Beaudine, seems too perfect to be true, he probably is. The mayor and premier citizen of Wynette, Texas, is about to marry the daughter of the nation’s first woman president. A spoiled California girl becomes a pariah when she sabotages her best friend’s wedding.
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