A former fugitive, Jack Washington, is living in Paris under an assumed name and hiding his identity with a beard. He lands a job as a companion for a billionaire, Lewis Gannet, and is taken to his castle in the Alps. However, Jack soon discovers that his employer knows his true identity and demands that he reveal the story of how he got involved with the Pine family. Jack begins to reminisce about his past, including his failed relationship with Nikki Pine, the daughter of millionaire Ned Pine, who disapproved of Jack's poverty, awkwardness, and lack of social skills. Years later, Jack reunites with Nikki, who is now divorced, and spends the summer with her family on their mega-yacht. Despite being humiliated by the Pines, Jack discovers strange facts about the family and becomes suspicious of their activities. He starts documenting his findings in a secret journal, gathering evidence through eavesdropping and interrogating the yacht's crew.
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
As a brilliant researcher, he delves into a mysterious world of deceit and paranoia, only to discover that a reclusive billionaire's seemingly ordinary life is actually a complex web of secrets and lies, with him unwittingly entangled in the midst.
