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?
You graduated from an elite university, and now you wipe some old woman's ass and change her diapers? You'll do anything for a free bed, won't you? That mouth once called me his pride, then he forced me to quit my job and serve his
entire family, and spent three years humiliating me for being unemployed. Drop the attitude. My family feeds you and puts a roof over your head. What more could you possibly want?
I earn my living through honest work. What exactly should I be ashamed of? Listen, old lady. She has depression.
She cries all day and can't even take care of herself. You really trust someone like that with your medication? I thought once I walked out of the Caldwell house, he could never control me again then he turned on Isabella and I realized I was
still afraid fire her now don't wait until she hurts you one word for me and you won't even have a bed tonight get in my car cook dinner for my family apologize to my mother and sister and I might let you come home I'm not going back she made herself perfectly clear
stay out of our family business you senile old woman don't touch her if you want to fight fight me she had only just found the courage to leave that house I wouldn't let him frighten her back inside because of me who gave you permission to take her are you insane you'd pull a gun for a caregiver she is not my caregiver she is my daughter-in-law
I wanted to apologize for causing trouble, but in that moment, I couldn't force out a single word. Daughter-in-law? Who the hell did she marry? Would you dare repeat what you just said in front of my son?