Dwell In The House — Everlee Whitman

Fifteen years ago, Leah felt fortunate to have obtained the job of personal caretaker, but now she feels stuck forever in that position. She lives a quiet life, caring for Ethel, working in the church, and volunteering in the community . When Aaron's past is once again brought out for public consumption, she bravely stands to defend him, raising questions about her own history. Meanwhile, the Bible's treasure map is beginning to cause some controversy, as they still don't know who leaked the information publicly.

Aaron hates the past that he has never been able to escape from, despite feeling that he had no other choice that night. As the mystery of the treasure map ensues, more focus and thus scrutiny, falls upon him. He loves his job as a caretaker and just wants to live in peace. Unfortunately, all the unwanted attention brings some nefarious people to town and he is determined to protect Leah, who he has long loved from afar, and he wants to be sure that all this notoriety doesn't put her in danger.