Lovely Girl

At 33, Mia Sartori never expected to find herself in Seoul, working as a live-in babysitter for one of the most prestigious families in the city. She accepts an offer to care for Liam Wang, the 6-year-old youngest son of the wealthy and influential Wang family, who recently relocated from China.
The job is demanding-24/7 responsibility, strict household rules, and a child who seems determined to make her life difficult. Sophia is bright but rebellious, used to getting his way, and uninterested in bonding with yet another caretaker. Mia, however, refuses to be just another employee who comes and goes.
But life in the Wang household becomes even more complicated when she meets Jackson Wang, the middle son and a globally famous K-pop idol. Unlike his younger sister, Jackson barely has time for family, constantly caught between gruelling schedules and the pressure of maintaining his image. Their worlds couldn't be more different: Jackson's life is full of flashing cameras and expectations, while Mia's is grounded in discipline, care, and personal struggles.
Is it possible for two vastly different worlds to coexist under one roof?

P.S.: Is my first time writing in English, I still learning it, so be kind, and I apologise in advance for any mistake in writing, I'll do my best.