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Nanny to the Boy Who Hates Me

Scholarship student Abbi is bullied by Felix at Camden Prep, yet poverty forces her into his home as live-in nanny. Hatred turns to desire: Felix confesses cruelty masked attraction; Abbi sees his protective side. But his abusive father Scott forbids romance on pain of dismissal. Braving blackmail, viral humiliation, and a rival's sabotage, they love in secret. Felix uses years of recorded abuse evidence to banish Scott, freeing them both. Abbi earns Oxford and Head Girl, enemies become lovers.

Story Guide

Episode 1

Abbi Moore is a scholarship student at Camden Prep with a reputation she never earned. A rumor that she slept with a teacher to boost her grades cost her mother her job — and it traces straight back to Felix Barnes, her wealthy arch-nemesis, who taunts her about "sleeping her way to the top." She fires back, but he only smirks: this is his school.

Rushing to a new job, Abbi crosses paths with a scared little girl, Bailey, and gets her to safety after a scrape. The girl won't speak — but someone is watching, and it isn't a stranger.

Nanny to the Boy Who Hates Me - Episode 1

Episode 2

The boy who appears as Bailey is hurt is Felix himself — and the tender moment curdles fast. "I couldn't care less if you live or die," he insists, still needling Abbi even as he introduces his little sister. Bailey hasn't spoken since their mother died, and Abbi quietly admits she understands that kind of loss.

Then the pieces crash together. Abbi arrives for her live-in nanny job and meets her new boss — Scott, Felix's father. He warns her she'll be fired if she slips, and reveals she'll be caring for two children: eleven-year-old Bailey and a troublemaking teenage son. When Felix walks in, the horror lands: she's just been hired as her bully's nanny.

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Episode 3

Abbi tries to back out, but Scott won't allow it. She's contracted to the agency, and if she walks now, he'll make sure she never works again. He's hired her precisely because Felix has been slipping — bad attitude, bad grades, sleeping in — and since their mother is gone, he wants someone to keep his son in line. The threat is clear: fall in line, or lose the sports car.

Felix is furious at having a nanny his own age. He warns Abbi he'll make her life a living hell until she quits. She refuses to be a quitter — and promises to make him suffer ten times more, backed by his father's permission to punish him.

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Episode 4

At school Felix is still the bully, but at home the power flips. As his live-in nanny, Abbi is in charge — and she leans into it. She wakes him with breakfast, then marches him straight to homework, marking his work harder than any teacher would. His grades are expected to rise under her supervision, and she won't accept subpar effort.

Felix mocks her, daring her to punish him — spank him, ground him, anything. Abbi doesn't flinch. She says she knows exactly the right punishment for him, and the smug look on his face suggests he has no idea what's coming.

Episode 5

Felix corners Abbi for a private talk, though she insists anything he says can be said in front of Bailey. He brings up the rumors about her and the teacher, then surprisingly drops the mockery: after this week, he's realized his old games were kid stuff. She's an evil genius — and he admits she did exactly what he told her to do and punished him.

Abbi presses him: is he finally ready to take her seriously as his nanny? He refuses to go that far. Instead, he proposes a deal — and the shift in his tone hints he wants something more than a truce.

Episode 6

The deal takes shape: Felix will stay out of Abbi's way, behave, and tell his father she's doing a great job. In exchange, she keeps quiet. His leverage is ugly — if he tells Scott he's "hot for nanny," she's out by dinner. Abbi agrees, but only if he actually behaves: no dropped grades, no skipped school.

She adds her own rule — stop bullying her at school. Felix says he'll try, but he's never been good at controlling himself around her. Then he leans in to seal the deal with a kiss. Abbi balks: they hate each other. He shrugs — old-fashioned way, then.

Episode 7

The secret is already straining. Abbi and Felix agree to arrive separately, five minutes apart, so no one links them. When Bailey forgets her lunch, Abbi tries to keep her distance — but the school's cruelty finds her anyway. A group corners her, mocking her as a desperate try-hard, and one of them destroys an art project she spent two weeks on.

Abbi calls for Felix to stop them. He doesn't. The moment exposes the hole in their deal — and the humiliation isn't over, because someone else is about to open a lunchbox that isn't theirs.

Episode 8

Abbi begs Felix to stop his friends, but he refuses. He promised not to bully her himself — he never promised to protect her from anyone else. When she points out they're only following his lead, he coldly declares their deal off.

Then the lunchbox surfaces. A delivery meant for Bailey draws snickering and crude jokes from the crowd, until someone reads the name on it: Felix. The confusion curdles into suspicion, and Abbi's secret is suddenly dangling in front of everyone. Felix, rattled, snatches control of the situation — but the damage is done, and he's already planning to get her out of his house for good.

Episode 9

The lunchbox blows everything open. Felix's friends demand to know why Abbi has it; she admits the truth — she's Bailey's nanny. The mockery turns on Felix: a rich kid with a nanny? Humiliated, he snaps that she isn't his nanny and hauls her away.

Back home, the fight erupts. Abbi throws their broken deal in his face: she kept her side, but his friends tormented her while he sat there. He claims he can't control other people; she reminds him he controlled her just fine. He vows to get her out of his house — then throws an "end of the world" pool party.

Episode 10

The Barnes house is overrun. Felix greets Abbi with a smug "welcome to the first annual Felix Barnes end of the world party," daring her to call his father and admit she has no control over him. She warns him Scott will drop her as nanny — and asks if he even cares that the chaos is terrifying Bailey.

Felix won't stop. He tells her to quit the job and the party ends. With the house trashing, Bailey scared, and Scott due home early, Abbi faces a brutal choice: walk away, or hold her ground.

If you've ever wanted a bully to get exactly what's coming to him, hit play and watch how far Abbi pushes back.

Cast

  • Abbi Moore — Scholarship student at Camden Prep and live-in nanny for Felix's sister Bailey
  • Felix Barnes — Abbi's wealthy bully at school and the teenage son of her employer
  • Felix Barnes — Felix's eleven-year-old little sister, who has not spoken since their mother died
  • Scott — Felix and Bailey's father, who hires Abbi and forbids her from quitting

FAQ

Who is Abbi Moore in Nanny to the Boy Who Hates Me?

Abbi Moore is a scholarship student at Camden Prep who becomes the live-in nanny for Felix's little sister, Bailey. A rumor that she slept with a teacher to boost her grades cost her mother her job, and she traces it back to her wealthy arch-nemesis, Felix Barnes.

Who is Felix Barnes?

Felix Barnes is Abbi's wealthy bully at school and the teenage son of her employer, Scott. He taunts Abbi about the teacher rumor, vows to make her life a living hell, and later makes a secret deal with her to keep her job hidden at school.

Who is Bailey?

Bailey is Felix's eleven-year-old little sister, who has not spoken since their mother died. Abbi is hired as her live-in nanny, and Abbi quietly admits she understands that kind of loss.

What is the relationship between Abbi and Felix?

They are enemies at school — Felix bullies Abbi and spread the rumor that cost her mother her job — but at home the power flips, because Abbi is hired as the live-in nanny for his little sister Bailey and is in charge of him. They later make a secret deal: Felix will behave and tell his father she's doing a great job if she keeps quiet, but the deal fractures when his friends bully her and he refuses to stop them.

Why does Abbi become Felix's nanny?

Abbi needs money after the rumor Felix spread cost her mother her job. She takes a live-in nanny job and only discovers when she arrives that her new boss is Scott, Felix's father, and that she'll be caring for two children: eleven-year-old Bailey and a troublemaking teenage son — Felix himself.

Why can't Abbi quit the nanny job?

Scott won't allow it. Abbi is contracted to the agency, and he threatens that if she walks now, he'll make sure she never works again. He hired her precisely because Felix has been slipping — bad attitude, bad grades, sleeping in — and he wants someone to keep his son in line.

Is Nanny to the Boy Who Hates Me worth watching?

If you've ever wanted a bully to get exactly what's coming to him, the show is built around that payoff. It's a ReelShort series blending revenge, enemies-to-lovers, and class difference, following how far Abbi pushes back against Felix.

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