A woman dismissed by everyone around her as unstable is unexpectedly brought into the lives of a billionaire's children. As she forms a bond with them, the family's assumptions about her begin to unravel, forcing them to reconsider who she really is.
Touch her with those filthy hands again, and I'll kill you. Want to find out if I mean it? You... you lunatic! I grinned.
Correct. Too bad there's no prize. Then I abruptly let go. Julian!
You're just going to stand there and let her act like this? Julian adjusted his cuff at a leisurely pace. I informed all of you before we married. My wife isn't well. She mustn't be upset.
Since you knew that, Melissa, why would you mistreat her daughter right in front of her? The woman was speechless. I glanced at Julian. He'd certainly been quick to call her my daughter. I looked down at the soft little bundle with fair cheeks hiding behind me.
Did you hear that? Hear what? My daughter. Your dad said you're my daughter. Come on, let's hear you say it.
She hesitated for two seconds, then flung herself into my arms. Mommy. That's me. Not bad. My first day out of the hospital. One free husband, two kids, no labor pains required.
What a steal. Melissa clearly hadn't swallowed the insult. Dad, look at her attitude. She's barely through the door and she's already treating me like this. What will she be like later? Arthur Whitmore, who had been sitting silently in the place of honor.
Enough. He didn't raise his voice. The room nevertheless fell silent at once. That's enough out of you. Lily's only a little girl. Why couldn't you speak to her nicely instead of getting rough?
Dad, I was disciplining her.