Romance happens for every one right, so why not her? Charlene Brandt believed she could make people happy and find love if she tried hard enough. Trying as hard as she might, and making a mockery of herself, leads her into an awful predicament of her own miserable making. The scene she stirs up at the Whitman Diner has her name all over the town in a matter of hours. Reprimanded and embarrassed, she takes an opportunity given to her to be a nanny to three rambunctious, but loveable, children. Being away from the public eye, and wrangling kids couldn’t be so terrible… right? Broody, humble, and quiet, Zed Oliver, lost his wife in childbirth and has been raising his kids on his own. Taking a job at the mill, he leaves the outspoken and publicly embarrassed Charlene to tend his children. Who knows, maybe some humble work would tame the ferocious liveliness in her personality. Surely she wouldn’t pull a similar stunt as she had? Will these two people be brought together in mutual compassion or will their differences keep them forever alone?