β Scribed by Bella Jewel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A nanny is what I am.
I'm a good one, too.
When I'm hired by a biker and his rich woman, I can't say no.
I can't afford to say no.
I've never worked for a biker before, and I certainly haven't worked for one who is this damned moody and did I mention oh, so gorgeous?
Still, here I am.
I need the money.
I need to escape my past.
I need something, anything, to make the demons go away.
What I didn't sign up for was the rich bitch he decided to reproduce with.
Not only does she hate me, but she's from the most wealthy family in town.
My days are now filled with country clubs, galas and dressing a baby in clothes I could never afford in my lifetime.
Did I mention the other nannies?
The stuck up ones?
The ones who hate me?
Yeah, there's them.
Lucky for me, I have him.
A connection that's undeniable.
Only, he's everything I shouldn't want.
A biker? Bad news.
I'm their nanny, even worse.
Yet, their relationship is toxic.
A one night stand gone wrong.
An attempt to make things right for a baby he didn't know he even wanted.
I'm not in the position to be in the middle of that...
Yet, there's something there...
Something between us that's undeniable.
This isn't going to end well...
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