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Y/N only planned on staying for the job. After accepting a position as live-in nanny to three-year-old Poppy Hayes, she moves into Hayes Manor expecting another temporary chapter of her life. What she doesn’t expect is Poppy. Sweet, stubborn, and completely adorable, Poppy has a reputation for hating every nanny she’s ever had. Yet somehow, she takes one look at Y/N and decides she’s staying forever. Unfortunately for Y/N, Poppy’s father is Daniel Hayes. A wealthy businessman, devoted single father, and quite possibly the grumpiest man in New York. Living under the same roof means shared breakfasts, family movie nights, bedtime stories, and countless moments that slowly blur the line between employer and family. As Poppy becomes more attached to Y/N, Daniel finds himself doing something he hasn’t done in years. Letting someone in. The problem? Everyone can see what’s happening except him. His best friend knows. His mother knows. The housekeeper knows. Even the family dog seems to know. Meanwhile, Poppy is determined to play matchmaker. As feelings grow, walls come down, and a temporary job begins to feel like home, Y/N and Daniel are forced to wonder whether the family they’ve been searching for has been right in front of them all along. After all, sometimes home isn’t a place. Sometimes it’s the people waiting for you when you get there.