Hiring a nanny will change Connie's life forever.
(Enjoy)
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This wasn't going to work.
I tossed the latest girl's dossier down on the coffee table and stretched my arms behind me, trying to relieve the tension in my shoulders. Why was this so difficult? I made multi-million dollar pitches every day (well, not every day, but often enough), and I'd never felt this lost. Six. I'd seen six prospective nannies. Each had been highly qualified, excellent references, yadda, yadda, yadda. They'd run the gamut from early twenties to late fifties. Just none of them felt right.
I heard a car door shut, then another, and I watched as the front door opened and my three-year-old squealing ball of sunshine burst through.
"Mommy!" She charged through the sitting room and j
