Since the sudden death of his wife, the Harrington mansion had been cloaked in silence. Daniel Harrington, one of the city’s wealthiest businessmen, was left alone with newborn twins—and a grief so consuming it shadowed every corner of his life.
When the twins reached six months, that silence shattered. Night after night, their wails echoed through the marble halls.
Daniel hired the best nannies money could buy. One by one, they quit.
“I’m sorry, Mr. Harrington. I just can’t handle it.”
Exhausted and broken, Daniel sat in his office at 3 a.m., staring at the baby monitors. He could run empires but couldn’t calm his own children.
Then Ms. Lillian, the housekeeper, quietly approached him.
“Sir, there’s someone who can help. She’s… not conventional, but she’s performed miracles before.”
Daniel barely looked up. “At this point, I don’t care. Bring her in.”
