Chrissy had been raised by her mother and spent much of her time during the summers at her grandmother's house in the country. She was her grandmother's only grandchild, and was extremely close to both her mother and her grandmother. Chrissy had moved to New York City after completing her education and worked in the investment banking field with an emphasis on estate planning and had been very successful in her chosen field. She admitted that she was a workaholic, and took very little time for herself, but chose to work from home in the evenings to help further her career. The few friends that she had made were only friends at work, except for the friends that she had made in the restaurants close to her high-rise condominium. She called her mother and grandmother every weekend, and went home to see them whenever she could. When she received notification of her grandmother's death, she returned to the small town where she had grown up, to provide support to her mother, and assist with the things that had to be done for her grandmother. Chrissy had no intentions of remaining in the small town, but a series of events changed her life forever when she was provided an opportunity to handle her grandmother's extensive estate, and met the young boy that she had spent so much time with in the summer during her youth.