Kendall is working as a bottle girl in a bar. She literally is run into by Evan, an old friend of her father's. He promised before her father died to take care of her, but he was unable to keep the promise because her mother took her and left the city. Evan has taken over his father's real estate business and needs someone to work in his home as a housekeeper. He tells Kendall she can have the job and it will pay more than what she is making at the bar. She doesn't want to, but when she finds out that her rent will be increasing, she agrees. Evan also lets her know that it's a live in job so she can save that money while she is working there and it will help her pay for school. The more time that they spend together, the more sparks fly and soon they are in a full-blown relationship. Evan feels guilty because this isn't what her father meant about taking care of her. Kendall tells him, though, that she is grown and she went into it with her eyes open. His parents are pushing for them to break apart, too, and Kendall finds out that he's been hiding something from her. When she thinks about leaving, Evan fights for her. Their happily ever after isn't easy, but they do both go all in.