She only meant to help two lost children. After finding them alone and bringing them home, she expected their father to take them and leave. He did come for them. The problem was that the children refused to go without her. Now a cold, powerful CEO is determined to convince a complete stranger to move into his mansion—for the sake of his children. She doesn’t trust him. He doesn’t need her. So why does walking away suddenly feel impossible? Or a slightly more dramatic version: Finding two children abandoned in the middle of the night was never part of her plans. Neither was meeting their father. Cold, wealthy, and impossible to read, he arrives to take his children home—but they refuse to leave without the woman who took care of them. Determined to bring them back, he offers her a place in his mansion to work for him and to be nanny to take care of his children because since he has a lot of work. She says no. He isn’t used to hearing that word. And neither of them realizes that one stubborn refusal is about to change everything.