Cash (2026)

Although she and her father have been estranged for years, she inherits his enormous ranch after his death as his only surviving relative. The surprising condition in his will is that she must live there for a year and actively manage the property before she can access her inheritance. She has not set foot in the Texas backwater since her parents divorced, and as a city girl she never imagined having to return. But she needs the money to keep her company afloat, so she has no choice but to grit her teeth and endure it. Standing in the way of her dream is Cash Rivers, the gruff ranch foreman. She may not care how good he looks in his tight jeans and cowboy hat, but his foul mouth and permanently sour mood make him determined to drive her away. Unfortunately, she needs him to teach her how to run the ranch. Their reluctant cooperation leads to late-night conversations beneath the stars and dances at the local bar, and she gradually discovers that she has fallen in love with ranch life—and perhaps with one handsome cowboy. Yet her stay in the country is only temporary, and everyone knows that cowboys can tame wild horses, but no one can tame their wild hearts.