The Under Employed.

The carefully maintained boundaries between employer and employee begin to blur when successful executive Marcus Harrington finds himself increasingly drawn to Lucia Mendez, the woman who tends to his home. What begins as appreciation for her quiet efficiency evolves into fascination with her resilience, wisdom, and the glimpses of her life she reveals in small, unguarded moments.As Marcus navigates his high-pressure career and recovery from a painful divorce, Lucia's steady presence becomes his unlikely anchor. Meanwhile, Lucia—a single mother working multiple jobs to support her family and education—views Marcus as simply another employer, unaware of his growing feelings.When a family emergency forces Lucia to bring her young son to work, the walls Marcus has built around his heart begin to crumble. As their worlds gradually intertwine, both must confront uncomfortable truths about privilege, perception, and what it means to truly see someone beyond the roles society has assigned them.A tender, complex exploration of class differences, unexpected connection, and the courage required to risk vulnerability when the heart leads where convention warns not to follow.