Contract (Goode)

Cal I walked into a cafe and found the woman of my dreams. So I did what any man would do in my situation. I lied. I told her I was broke despite the fact that I'm one of the richest men in the city. I told her I needed a place to live, even though I own several apartment buildings. The good thing is, she asked me to pretend to be her fiancé to gain control of the home of her dreams. The bad thing is that I'm going to have to convince her that this contract is for life. Harlow My grandmother left me her condo, but the board won't allow me to keep it unless I can prove I'm married. Since the last time I dated was when dinosaurs walked the earth, I did what any normal woman would do in this situation. I put out an ad. I didn't expect the man who showed up would be more attractive than all the men on television put together. The good thing is he's dirt poor and is forced to sign an agreement to be my fake fiancé for a year. The bad thing is I'm falling in love with my contract man.

When a baby is dropped on Carr McRae's doorstep, his first instinct is to send the child back to its parents, but when no one claims the little girl, he has no choice but to learn how to be a dad. A contract nanny is his solution, but he didn't bargain for Addison Parker, who is sweetness and sex in one irresistible package. He knows better than to fall for the nanny, but his heart isn't listening to his head. Addison Parker falls in love with each of her charges, but she knows better than to get involved with the family. Everyone eventually moves on. No matter how charming and sweet Carr McRae is, Addison will not fall for him. At least, that's what she keeps telling herself, but her heart isn't listening to her head.