Hey, I'm Louise and I've been through a lot in my life. I failed in L.A. and came back home to Chicago. I had to start over from the very bottom. I'm glad I can work in my aunt's fashion boutique in Chicago. She doesn't want to stand in the shop much anymore herself. She buys new stock in Italy twice a month, and I run the business almost single-handedly, so to speak. I'm just grateful.

But gratitude doesn't stop me from having visions in my head. To marry a millionaire is my clear goal, and I know I'll make it. I have an attractive body. I work on it daily, and after my failure in the land of unlimited opportunities, on the plane I knew I didn't want to go on like this and that I would now go looking for one with lots and lots of cash on purpose!

Marrying a millionaire like Heidi in Capri

I already know where my dream wedding will take place! It's going to be Capri. Heidi showed how it's done and I'll copy her. I'm not looking for a sugar daddy, but a man who fits my age:

  • between 28 and 42 years old
  • attractive
  • at least $1 million in cash
  • 1 house in the U.S.
  • 1 home abroad
  • several properties
  • spoils me from head to toe

To me, marrying a millionaire means I can let myself fall into his arms. And of course he doesn't expect me to get married. Just last week I saw "The Real Housewives" on TV, and one of them showed how it's done.

A gorgeous house with a pool, she was filmed playing tennis and had a huge walk-in closet. For me that's the clear standard!

Marrying a millionaire and being set for life

Of course I'll sign a prenup! Because if he doesn't want me anymore, I want to be protected. Clear rules are essential for me, because after all, he'll be getting me! I don't want to assume a divorce at all, but better safe than sorry!

Marrying a millionaire is still a risk. Giving up your job ultimately means a certain dependence. Which I don't really like that much. But if the contract is right, then one day I can say wholeheartedly: I do! Because it's my big dream: to marry a millionaire and go through life without a care. My inner voice tells me loud and clear: "Baby, you'll make it in the next 2 years!" I don't even want to tell many people. Because my motto in life is: "If you have friends, you're guaranteed not to need enemies!"