The Miller's Nanny

The Miller's Nanny

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Romance
In the midst of her heartbreak, she found Miles, a child with greater wisdom than she had. After meeting Miles, her life changed for the better. Being penniless and starving, she looked for a job and found a post for a nanny and decided to apply. She then discovered it's Miles that he will be looking after, and it was then that she reconnected with her college crush, who is now a dad-to be specific, Miles dad. Overcoming heartbreak and being penniless with Miles
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She only wanted to do her job care for the children, keep her head down, and move on. At the house she works in now, everything looks perfect on the surface. The family is polished, the pay is good, and for once, she feels like she's doing something right. But perfection has cracks. The whispers start small, the looks start to linger, and before she can make sense of it, one accusation changes everything. From the moment she steps into their world, nothing feels normal. The fathers are polite but distant, their stares unreadable. The house is beautiful but quite way too quiet. And the children... the children cling to her like they've been waiting for her all along. She tells herself it's just another job. That she doesn't need their approval. That she can't afford to care. But the walls in this house have secrets. And so do the men watching her. Soon, she'll learn that sometimes, it's not the little hands that are hardest to let go of it's the ones you never saw reaching for you in the dark.

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