The maid's milk

Teenage girl Iris Webb was told by a nurse that she had lost her baby due to difficult labor, and she never even got a chance to see the child's face. It took her six months to barely come to terms with the truth, scraping by on odd jobs—until she walked into the estate of billionaire James Blackwood to apply for a nanny position, only to find the job requirement was strangely specific: she needed to provide her breast milk. James Blackwood was a single father. Ostensibly, he wanted to hire a maid, but in reality, he was looking for a "wet nurse" for his child. His six-month-old son Leo suffered from severe digestive allergies, could not tolerate any formula, and was becoming increasingly malnourished. Following a doctor's advice, James decided to hire a wet nurse to breastfeed his son. Leo rejected the milk of all applicants, but would only drink Iris's. What's more, no matter how much Leo cried, the moment Iris picked him up, he would calm down immediately. As a result, Iris caught James's attention and successfully became a special nanny in the estate. Whenever Iris looked at Leo, she was reminded of her own baby lost to childbirth, and before she knew it, she treated Leo as her own, caring for him with utter tenderness.