The famous March mansion was home to the richest family in Connecticut. The "March" mansion was named simply after the founding owner of the great residence - James March. James' wife was Elizabeth known as "Polly" Deveraux - Even though the lady's blood surname was not March, it did not change the naming of the mansion. Both were rich, James had his own business and finally his hotel was built - The owner of one of the best hotels in Connecticut. The O'Denna Hotel, this name had a precise meaning in the man's life, but no one knew it. They were still a young couple, in fact. But Elizabeth was on the run with March for three days and three nights until her family handed her over to March. The first child was born with James at 17 and Elizabeth at 15 - the second James at 20 and Elizabeth at 18. A beautiful family - Mrs. Perron was a maid for the family who had a huge crush on her own boss. Polly knew, but she preferred to pretend not to know - She hoped her husband, the father of her children, would not discard her like an old rag. But good courtship was good chivalry. Discarding a wife? No.