Love Wasn't in the Contract

"Daisy stood up for Maddie, a mute girl who was being harassed by her father's blind date—and lost her 28th job because of it. The girl's father, Julian, head of the Hale Group, offered her a five-million-dollar contract: a marriage of convenience—to be his daughter's stepmother. Daisy moved into the mansion and got Maddie, who hadn't spoken in five years, to call her ""Mom."" And she ran for PTA president to protect Maddie and exposed the former president's scheme. At a family dinner at the old Hale estate, Daisy slammed the table and lashed out at her biased father-in-law, drove off her cousin-in-law, who was after the COO position, with an inflatable bat, and her mother-in-law woke up and filed for divorce. Julian eventually fell for Daisy, settled the contract, and pursued her as an equal. In the end, the two kiss, and the whole family comes together."