Little Miss Matchmaker, CEO Daddy

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The source for this entry is a synopsis of 1,115 characters in six sentences, and two transcription facts come first: the four curly apostrophes are transcribed straight; and the platform joins clauses with two em dashes, transcribed here as commas. What the source states: Claire, a single mother and speech therapist, accepts a thirty-day live-in assignment at the Hawthorne estate to treat Vincent Hawthorne, a brilliant former CEO who has barely spoken since a devastating car crash; her mischievous seven-year-old daughter Luna makes the real breakthrough, because she can hear every thought Vincent refuses to say aloud, and serving as his unlikely translator she pushes him to confront both the trauma behind his silence and a corporate board determined to replace him; the fragile new family is threatened when Vincent's ambitious younger brother Julian is revealed to be Luna's biological father, the man who abandoned Claire seven years earlier and concealed the truth that Vincent was injured while driving through a storm to rescue him; when Luna's mysterious ability begins to fade, she can no longer speak for Vincent, and to reclaim his company and keep the mother and daughter who have become his family he must finally find his own voice, while Claire must decide whether the man she was hired to heal can become the partner she chooses to love. The premise is one mute executive and one mind-reading child braided into a single household, and the source closes on that double decision, so no ending is stated, the voice unfound and the choice unmade. Three catalog facts frame the entry. The run is thirty episodes, one of three entries at the shortest length. The registry column lists 7 against the API's thirty, part of this batch's systematic split between free counts and full counts, disclosed with the API figure used here. The counter reads 2,337 views, second of twenty, in the upper half, the highest seat any run at the shortest length reaches. The byline is Capo Shorts, the first of its four entries in this batch, all of them completed, and the platform marks the series completed.

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