Lia Collins, a driven but financially struggling senior at a prestigious college who's forced into survival mode when her scholarship is suddenly revoked, leans into a business idea inspired by her nanny job for a wealthy, recently separated father, Ethan. She launches a high-end childcare and "companionship" service for wealthy single parents, matching young women with families who need help not just with kids, but with emotional support and presence. As the company scales, things blur morally and legally, turning the business into something much darker.