Both lost their spouses through death. Can they find happiness together despite their differences?

Elana Morgan, a widowed second-grade teacher, after returning a lost wallet she'd found couldn't get the owner out of her mind. He lives in an exclusive neighborhood, his wallet holds more cash than she's ever seen in one place, and he owns a busy electronics store. He's out of her league. But he's determined to give her a reward for being honest and returning his wallet. When he pays for her groceries, she's embarrassed. When she learns his daughter is one of her students, she's sure they should part ways, so why does she give him her phone number and make a date to talk later that night?

Vic Borden, a widowed business owner, is captivated by Elana. Not just her outward beauty, but the inner good he sees in her as he believes God has directed them to meet. Which they do not just once, but again in the grocery store. His daughter loves her teacher, but will she change her tune when she learns he's been seeing the woman she thinks would make a great mother? An eight-year-old child embarrasses easily in front of her friends, and his daughter is no different.

Can Elana and Vic overcome their different social standings and his daughter's objections? Will they find love ordained by God and unite their families into one?