A New Home and a New Hand
Amy Carter, now divorced and starting anew, settles into her countryside home with her daughters. Their peaceful transition is interrupted by the arrival of Jason Parker, a wanderer seeking work in exchange for shelter. Despite initial suspicions, Amy tests Jason's physical capabilities, hinting at a potential partnership that could change both their lives.Will Jason prove to be the ally Amy needs in her new life?
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