Ex-Con Nanny Of The Alpha
Appearance: She has fair skin, soft facial features yet hidden inner fortitude, and light tea-colored eyes. Her figure is slender with silky long hair. She mostly wears plain cotton long dresses and custom starry evening gowns. Personality: Gentle and forbearing, extremely kind, grateful and loyal to favors. She took the fall for her younger brother and was imprisoned; even after enduring endless abuse, she never complained about fate. She is sensitive at heart and carries slight inferiority complex due to her prison experience, making her timid most of the time. However, she can summon great courage for Rain and her mother. She never forgets William’s scholarship that supported her through college. After learning the blood bond and gaining his love, she grows brave and resolute. Her life is full of hardships, and her lifelong wish is to find her biological son. She holds firm to her principles and never grovels to anyone.
Story Guide
Episode 1
Scarlet is in labor inside a prison cell, begging Clan Lord Craig to sign a guarantee letter and let her give birth outside those walls. He refuses, reminding her she is serving time for Jack, the clan's sole heir. When she pleads that the filth could harm her cub, he calls the child a bastard born to die and blames her for getting pregnant unmarried. As the pain hits, she names William as the father — the alpha who once funded her college, the man whose bed she was drugged into. The episode ends on her terror: she truly doesn't know how any of this happened.
Episode 2
Clan Lord Craig decides the newborn is a stain and orders the cub drowned for the family's reputation. Instead, someone spares the baby, leaving him with a single memento and a whispered prayer to the moon goddess to keep him alive. Elsewhere, William's father pressures him about producing an heir, teasing him about staying single and asking whether he's found his destined Luna. William shuts it down and orders the car to stop — they've arrived at a bloodbond residence, and something about the place clearly matters to him.
Episode 3
The abandoned infant is found, and the giveaway is his golden eyes — only pure alpha blood can bear golden-eyed cubs. William claims the child as his own, but the mystery gnaws at him: what kind of woman abandons her baby in a trash can? The baby's cheeks are frozen red, so he's rushed to the hospital for examination. Meanwhile, Scarlet wakes demanding her child and is told the cruel lie that he died the moment he was brought home, already thrown away. She refuses to believe it — he was healthy when he was born — and sets out to find him.
Episode 4
Scarlet now works as a hospital cleaner on probation, and the staff make sure she never forgets it. When she fumbles a simple task, the head nurse, Mia, humiliates her as a criminal who only avoided starvation because of a judge's kindness. Mia produces an electric shock remote built for offenders like her, threatening agony at a touch. The torture is cut short by news that the alpha and the young master have arrived for a checkup. Rain is in distress, and the doctors warn that only his birth mother's comfort can quiet him.
Episode 5
Scarlet spots William and freezes — the man who once funded her studies, now, as she sees it, with a wife and child. She ducks out of sight, apologizing as she retreats. William announces a reward for anyone who can soothe his cub, and the staff whisper that the boy has suffered a strange ailment since birth, crying nonstop because the mother-child bond tells him his mother is suffering. Scarlet looks terrible, and someone hands her warm milk. Then the impossible happens: the child smiles in her arms for the first time in his life.
Episode 6
Mia protests that Scarlet is a convicted felon and a danger to the young master, but William silences her — Scarlet has served her time and deserves a second chance. Rain clings to her, calling her mommy, and everyone watches in disbelief as the inconsolable child calms. Scarlet thinks of her own lost baby, who would be about this age now. William asks her name and offers her the nanny job. She hesitates, citing her cleaning work, but when he says she can set any condition, she agrees to try.
Episode 7
William's household doubts a woman with no childcare experience, but he insists the bond is real and puts it to the test. Scarlet is rewarded for her care and tries to refuse the gifts as too valuable, promising only to look after the young master well. William notices how directly she affects Rain's mood and asks whether they've met before; she wonders if he remembers funding her education. Unsettled, he orders a full investigation — he needs to know if she is Rain's birth mother. Then Jack and Clan Lord Craig appear, demanding to know why she's here.
Episode 8
Scarlet confronts her father and brother: she was released on probation, and she was never guilty — she went to prison to take the blame for Jack's hit-and-run. They threaten her into silence, sneering that her child deserved to die and that she belongs back in a cell. At the hospital, Rain's bloodbond power spirals out of control, and William learns the truth of the bond: only his destined Luna can calm the boy, and the closer she is, the stronger the reaction. Realizing she is inside the hospital and in danger, he seals off the entire building.
Episode 9
Scarlet's family drags her toward a car trunk, determined to silence her before the hit-and-run truth ruins the clan. She fights back, asking why she must suffer for Jack's crime simply because he is the heir, but her father calls her trash who shames them and orders her to accept her fate. She breaks free and runs. Mia catches her, branding her a convict causing a public disturbance, and presents the punishment remote: the red button for unbearable pain, the black one for instant death. Mia asks which she should press.
Episode 10
Scarlet begs Mia not to do this, insisting she has done nothing wrong and Mia has no right to hurt her. Mia starts with the red button, and the bond reaction surges — William realizes Rain's mother is nearby and his Luna is in danger. Scarlet bites back, and a furious Mia prepares to press the black button, ready to report that the prisoner died resisting arrest. Mia claims Clan Lord Craig ordered it and calls it cleaning house. As the current closes in, Scarlet whispers for her baby — and hears a small voice call back.
If you like a heroine who takes the blame, fights back, and refuses to grovel, start this one tonight and see how far she'll go for the child she lost.
Cast
- Scarlet — Heroine; ex-convict nanny, Rain's birth mother
- William — Alpha; Rain's father, Scarlet's former scholarship benefactor
- Rain — Young master; Scarlet's biological son
- Jack — Scarlet's brother; sole heir, responsible for hit-and-run
- Clan Lord Craig — Scarlet's father; clan leader
- Mia — Head nurse; abuses Scarlet
FAQ
Who is Scarlet in Ex-Con Nanny Of The Alpha?
Scarlet is the heroine. She is an ex-convict who gave birth in a prison cell while serving time for her brother Jack's hit-and-run, and she later becomes the nanny to William's son Rain. The story reveals she is Rain's birth mother.
Who is Rain's father and mother?
Rain's father is William, the alpha. Scarlet names William as the father during her labor in Episode 1, recalling that he once funded her college and that she was drugged into his bed. Scarlet is revealed to be Rain's birth mother.
Why was Scarlet in prison?
Scarlet went to prison to take the blame for Jack's hit-and-run. In Episode 8 she confronts her father and brother, telling them she was never guilty and served time for Jack's crime.
What happened to Scarlet's baby after she gave birth?
Clan Lord Craig ordered the newborn drowned for the family's reputation, but someone spared the baby and left him with a single memento. Scarlet was told her child died the moment he was brought home and had already been thrown away, and she refused to believe it. The abandoned infant was later found and claimed by William as his own.
Why can only Scarlet calm Rain?
Rain suffers from a strange ailment and cries nonstop because the mother-child bond tells him his mother is suffering. In Episode 8 William learns that only his destined Luna can calm the boy, and the closer she is, the stronger the reaction. Scarlet is the one who soothes Rain, and he smiles in her arms for the first time in his life.
How does Scarlet become Rain's nanny?
After Scarlet calms Rain at the hospital, William silences Mia's protests, saying Scarlet has served her time and deserves a second chance. He asks her name and offers her the nanny job, telling her she can set any condition, and she agrees to try.
Is Ex-Con Nanny Of The Alpha worth watching?
The article pitches it for viewers who like a heroine who takes the blame, fights back, and refuses to grovel, following how far she will go for the child she lost. It blends betrayal, hidden identity, werewolf, and rescue elements as Scarlet fights to survive her family's threats and Mia's abuse.
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