Divorced and homeless, Elena becomes live-in caregiver for Don Dante's bedridden mother, who has driven away twelve caregivers. When the matriarch accepts her, Dante proposes a marriage of convenience to keep her close—but can Elena turn a fake contract into real power before her past catches up?
her daughter-in-law yes my sister died 18 months ago my mother hasn't been the same since refuses caregivers but she desperately wants me to marry this is the only solution i have but you'll be paid on time one hundred thousand dollars a month and the moretti family will cover every expense and if i leave one day i keep everything i've earned of course it was
yours so we'd only be husband and wife on paper yes you will owe me no physical or marital duties it will be written into the contract Ethan took everything I had certain I'd crawl back once I had nowhere else to go Dante gave me the money to walk away before I'd even said yes whatever happened next I could earn
enough to stand on my own again. Deal. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Moretti. I don't need that we're only we'll need it in public you can put it on yourself and just like that I had a second husband a mafia unfeared by all of New York we married because his mother
needed a daughter-in-law and I needed a job that would never take my labor for free mother we're legally married Alina will live here as my wife go make my coffee you can sit how much is he paying you to pretend to be my daughter-in-law we've been married for less than two hours and the very first person to expose the lie was the
The woman we'd married to fool. $100,000 a month, plus room and bared. My real job is to keep you company and care for you. The marriage is legal.
The love is fake. At least you're more honest than my son. But one thing is real. Without your permission, I won't touch your medication,
enter your room, or move a single thing Sophia left behind. Seven tomorrow morning. What?
Coffee. Don't make it as weak as last night's. Don't tell him I figured it out. Not yet.