The Rich Boy

In "The Rich Boy," published in 1926 by F. Scott Fitzgerald, the story revolves around Anson Hunter, a wealthy old-money protagonist whose character is shaped by the influences of his affluence on love and relationships. Originally presented in two installments in Redbook, this short story explores the complexities of youth in the context of wealth and its ramifications, affirming Fitzgerald's place as a master of twentieth-century American fiction.