Nick and Susy Lansing are newly wed, but perhaps not for long. They married because they realized they could travel Europe, living off wedding presents and the goodwill of their friends. Neither have much money and have agreed that if either can find a wealthy spouse, they will divorce.
It was made into a silent film, which was released in 1923. F. Scott Fitzgerald was paid $500 for working on the screenplay.
Published in July 1922