Julie Summers is running on empty. Between keeping a roof over her head in Queens and paying for her younger brother Ben’s life-saving leukemia treatments, she hasn’t slept more than four hours a night in years. A ghost in a gray uniform, she cleans the elite suites of the Vance Imperial Hotel, invisible to the wealthy guests she serves. Until one night, exhaustion wins. Thinking the penthouse is empty, Julie closes her eyes for just a second on the 1,000-thread-count sheets, and doesn’t wake up until the owner walks in. Ethan Vance is the ruthlessly efficient CEO of Vance Global, a man who controls Wall Street but cannot control his own mind. Plagued by severe insomnia since the accident that killed his father, Ethan hasn't had a peaceful night’s rest in a decade. He returns to his suite expecting solitude, only to find a maid asleep in his bed. He should fire her. He should have her arrested. But for the first time in ten years, the silence in the room isn't deafening. Watching her sleep, a strange calm settles over his chaotic thoughts. Ethan makes Julie a proposition that sounds more like a deal with the devil: he will pay for every cent of Ben’s medical bills and move them out of their crumbling apartment. In exchange, she must stay in his penthouse. She doesn’t have to warm his bed; she just has to be in it, the grounding presence that finally allows him to sleep. But in the shark tank of Manhattan’s elite, a maid in the billionaire’s tower is a target. As Ethan’s cold heart begins to thaw, his manipulative mother, Elizabeth, and his shark-like rivals circle, ready to use Julie’s past and her brother’s illness to destroy them both. When the contract ends, will Julie be discarded like yesterday’s linens, or has the billionaire finally woken up to love?