The Overtime Kiss

A woman walks out on her cheating fiancé in her wedding dress and ends up with hockey star Tyler Falcon. He finds her alone, and the two nearly do something reckless. She admits to him everything she has never experienced, a night neither of them is meant to mention again.

Tyler is a single dad, protective and flirtatious, and he is also careful about the people around his children. He offers her a job she badly needs: nanny to his kids. She moves into his house, looks after the children, and tries not to notice how he watches her once they are asleep.

The tension finally breaks, and they strike a deal: five lessons in seduction, no strings attached. Tyler turns out to be generous outside the bedroom too, with thoughtful gifts and real support for her dreams. For the first time she feels she belongs somewhere.

The arrangement was never supposed to last. She works for him, he has children to protect, and neither can afford a mistake. This is a romantic comedy with an open-door heat level, an employer and employee dynamic, and a warm, flirty tone. The more nights they spend together, the harder it is to call it only physical.