The Nanny

The Nanny

Charlotte Austin has everything-wealth, privilege, a name that opens doors. But what she doesn't have is love. Raised in a mansion more like a museum than a home, ignored by parents who only show up for photo ops, she's grown into a spoiled, sharp-tongued twenty-year-old with a reputation for burning through boarding schools-and nannies.

Enter Engfa Waraha. Thirty-five. Married. Emotionally exhausted. She isn't here to play games. She's here for space-from her crumbling marriage, from the weight of a love that no longer feels like home. The last thing she expects is to be tempted by the defiant, wounded girl she's been hired to keep in line.

What begins as a clash of wills quickly spirals into something neither of them can name. Between late-night arguments and lingering stares, stolen ice cream and broken walls, both women find themselves pulled into a connection they shouldn't want.

Engfa has a wife.
Charlotte has abandonment issues and a hunger for love she hides behind arrogance.
And somewhere in the middle of it all... the lines begin to blur.