Nurse Melody Parker is continuously late at work. She doesn’t seem sorry about it and has the gut to ask for an increase. Although she’s an excellent nurse, Dr. Aidan Olson gives her a reprimand, but later faces a scolding from his own boss about his lack of managerial capability. Mortified and determined to find out the reason for Melody’s tardiness, he visits her house, unintentionally scares her little daughter, and is attacked by her German shepherd. Melody works a second job to pay for her neighbor’s medical bills and leaves her daughter with the dog as she can’t afford a sitter or daycare. Feeling guilty for depriving her of an increase, Aidan signs up the little girl in a reliable daycare center and visits the sick neighbor. His attraction to his pretty nurse escalates but the meddling neighbor complicates his life to no end, and manages to spoil everything for everyone with her advice and orders, her many secrets, and crazy decisions. Can Aidan help Melody create the complete family she’s been dreaming to have?

Katy Mahoney, Hoda Seif, and Sarah Kohn. Three girls from different backgrounds and religions pledged to maintain their friendship forever. Worried that their daughter Hoda might adopt the behavior and habits of the Western world, her parents choose an Egyptian fiancé, eager to immigrate to the United States. Too young to know any better, Hoda agrees, until she meets Katy’s cousin, the handsome medical resident, Liam Olson, and receives her first kiss. With Katy’s help, Hoda stays in touch with the man of her dreams. On high school graduation day, things get complicated when Hoda’s fiancé shows up to claim his reluctant bride. Growing up in an austere family, Omar Soliman is not ready to change the principles ingrained in him since childhood, and doesn’t hide his concern about Hoda’s negative attitude, especially once he notices her lovely friend, the bubbly Sarah, and falls in love with her. Meanwhile Katy meets Hoda’s oldest brother Tarek, a dark and handsome medical graduate who can’t take his eyes off her. The graduation weekend ends with Hoda and Omar breaking off their engagement, Omar renting a room in Sarah’s house, and Tarek and Katy going on their first date. Three best friends, three secret and forbidden romances. For five years, the three friends meet and exchange confidences and advice. Life is so confusing for a woman in love with a man from a different religion. Sarah is concerned about Omar’s narrow-mindedness and decides he has to change. Katy knows she’ll have a battle royal on her hands with her pious mother. And Hoda is in a worse shape. Her family’s religion forbids her to marry an infidel. Will the three friends manage to convince their families to let them marry for love or will tradition tear the lovers apart?