A Mom for the Grump's Daughter
Guillermo Caldwell-Oviedo. CEO. Single dad. Widower. A man who put his family above everything else.
He is a Spanish-American billionaire.
She is a clumsy, sweet waitress who dreams of becoming a pastry chef.
He comes from a powerful, tight-knit family.
She lost her mother and has no one left.
He is a widower raising his little girl.
She is completely on her own.
Guillermo Caldwell-Oviedo runs his family’s hotel empire, having learned early that responsibility would always come before him. Life asked him to grow up faster than he ever expected.
From that moment on, his life became defined by duty and structure, leaving little room for fun or good humor.
When he uncovers a secret from his late wife’s past, he decides to do what he believes is right.
Olívia Freitas is happy within her own reality.
Living paycheck to paycheck, the waitress refuses to give up on her dreams and has a rare talent for filling the lives of those around her with warmth and affection.
With a heart as big as her love for life, she may be only five-foot-one—but she’s a force of nature.
When fate brings them together, Guillermo never imagines he’ll start falling for a woman who is entirely off-limits to him—but his attraction to Olívia quickly spirals out of control, and even though he knows he shouldn’t, he can’t keep his hands off her.
But when the truth surfaces, everything they’ve built together is suddenly at risk of being destroyed by the past.
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