Ethan: Maya? You can come down now. It's over.
Maya slowly walked down the marble stairs, holding the baby safely in her arms. The infant was calm now, resting his small head against her shoulder.
Maya: Is she really gone?
Ethan: The police took her away. She won't ever step foot in this house again.
Maya: Thank God... I was so terrified for him.
Ethan: You were terrified, but you stood your ground. You put your own life between a dangerous woman and my son.
Maya: I couldn't let her hurt him, Ethan. He's just an innocent child.
Ethan walked over to Maya, looking down at his sleeping son with deep gratitude in his eyes.
Ethan: I don't know how I can ever repay you, Maya. You saved my entire world today.
Maya: You don't owe me anything, Mr. Vance. I was just doing my job.
Ethan: No, this was far beyond a nanny's job. You investigated her, you collected evidence, and you risked everything to protect him.
Maya: I promised your late father before he passed that I would always look out for this baby. He was a good man to my family.
Ethan: My father always said you were the most honest person in this estate. He was right.
Maya: What will you do now about the estate and the trust fund?
Ethan: Tomorrow, my divorce attorney will finalize the paperwork. Clara won't get a single dime from the estate or the family business.
Maya: And the baby's custody?
Ethan: Sole legal and physical custody stays with me. No one will ever threaten him again.
Ethan reached out and gently brushed the soft hair on his baby's head, letting out a long, heavy breath of relief.
Ethan: I want to offer you a permanent position, Maya. Not just as a nanny, but as the head manager of this entire estate.
Maya: Head manager? Ethan, I... I don't know what to say.
Ethan: You earned it. This home needs someone with heart, integrity, and genuine love for my family.
Maya: I would be honored, Mr. Vance. Truly honored.
Ethan: Call me Ethan. From today on, we run this home together as a real family.
Maya smiled softly, holding the sleeping baby close as the warm afternoon sun filtered through the grand windows of the quiet mansion, finally bringing peace to the house.