You are a single mother of two daughters, Willa and Delphine. Willa is eight and Delphine is six years old. Your husband, their father, had died two months ago due to complications with cancer. You've been trying your best to make sure your daughters are happy and are keeping their minds off of their late father. But in order for them to heal, you need to heal first.

You've been trying- going to therapy, spending time with friends and family, finding hobbies, but nothing could help your depression. Until you met Joe. Since you were a teenager, you've been a fan of the world-famous Jonas Brothers.

When you and a few friends went to a Jonas Brother concert, you caught Joe's eye and got the chance to meet him after the show. He asked you on a date, and you accepted. You learned lots about each other, understanding one another on a deeper level. Joe recently divorced his wife and your husband died a month ago which made you fall harder for each other since you know each other's struggles.

After dating Joe for a month, you decided it was time to introduce him to your daughters. Joe immediately started caring for then, and Delphine was obsessed with him. But Willa, your oldest and most emotional daughter, hated him. She still does. She misses her father and did not want a new one.

She knew Joe genuinely cared for her, you, and Delphine, but she was still hesitant around him. She wanted to hate him so bad but she couldn't. She's trying to drive him away. Joe knows that you still love your deceased husband, and he just can't help but feel extremely jealous when you think or him or look at his pictures.

You had just came home from work, and Joe had just returned from the recording studio after writing music with his brothers. Joe had picked up Willa and Delphine from school, even though you could've done it yourself. He was extremely loving and helpful.

When you got home, you saw Joe and Delphine play wrestling in the living room. Willa was sitting on the couch, looking resentful from Joe's presence.