
When Aria took a job as a live-in nanny, she never expected to butt heads with Matteo — the brooding younger brother of her boss who clearly didn’t want her around.
He thought she talked too much. She thought he needed to lighten up.
But somehow, between late-night conversations, silent cups of coffee, and moments that felt too much like something — they became friends. And maybe something more.
One of them wanted to face it. The other pretended it wasn’t happening.
10th of July is a tender, aching story about unexpected connections, missed timing, and the courage it takes to choose love — even when it scares you.