The Millionaire’s Nanny by Jason Collins

OLIVER:

My art is on point, but my boss’s eyes are on me.
Nannying for a millionaire isn’t something I thought I’d add to my resume, but I’d be crazy to turn down Hunter’s offer. His son’s an angel, and living in their house will give me plenty of time to focus on my art. But Hunter is walking inspiration, and I can’t tear my eyes away.
Soon he wants to share a little artistic insight in the bedroom, and I’m the one on display for him. He has connections in the art world, but I can’t let him spoil me—I want my art to stand on its own merit. Hunter says he’s serious, but I paint from the heart, and I’ve got to protect it.
He might not be a painter, but he’s teaching me the strokes.

HUNTER:

It isn’t my nanny’s art that’s catching my eye.
My son is everything to me, so I need the right person to be his nanny. Oliver is almost too good to be true. He’s charming, my son loves him—and I might have a tiny crush on him. The problem? I’m the CEO of my own company, and I don’t have time for love.
But this artist is changing my perspective. I’m slowing down and noticing the beauty around me—including Oliver. He inspires me, and I want to show him what I can offer. My support isn’t charity, but he won’t see it that way. If I can show him that I believe in him, I might be able to win his heart.
I may not be an artist, but I’ll show Oliver how good I am with my hands.