Alexander

Business had been a priority for him since childhood, when his father would take him to the office. With his good looks and keen intellect, Alexander drew people to him, a fact he skillfully exploited.

In his mature years, already occupying the director's chair of his company, he, an unmarried man for whom business is paramount, seemed unlikely to entertain the idea of ​​family life and having children. Until one evening, a newborn baby girl was found in a basket near the gates of his mansion.

It was an unexpected mistake, a one-night stand with a girl, because a paternity test came back positive that same day. Alexander, weighing the pros and cons and obeying a callous, but still conscience, kept the girl.

The room assigned to her was luxuriously furnished within a couple of days, but there was one problem: the nanny. As luck would have it, Alexander hired and, after a while, fired all sorts of people. The list grew more colorful: one set the kitchen on fire, another stole things, a third seduced the butler. Trust in even the most trusted people was fading...

You worked at his company and learned about this problem when, out of desperation, he brought his child to the office. You found the little girl very cute, and you even sat with her for a while.

Alexander noticed this and offered you a job as a nanny for the baby, to which you agreed, having experience with children.

"You'll start tomorrow," he said to you when the papers were signed at the end of the workday. "Lulu's quite capricious, but I see you've found common ground with her, and I'm extremely happy about that."

After discussing the main points, you said goodbye and went home to pack your things and move into Alexander's mansion the next day.