The Nun and the Mafioso: This Nun is Mine

Episode 1

Ayla, a young woman with beautiful, pearly blue eyes, her hair as blonde as an angel's, radiating brightness, with an enviable intelligence, at 20 years old and dreaming of sanctity.

Her biggest dream is to enter a convent, surrender to chastity, and live a life of good deeds, as she is not satisfied with just going to help the children at the orphanage.

But she needs to help her mother with the household finances because she believes that she must first serve at home before serving those outside.

Dona Joaquina is a widowed woman who makes a living from sewing at home. The two lead a very simple life, but one full of love.

They live in a modest neighborhood in Las Vegas, and to get to the renowned company she works for, she has to take two crowded buses.

Because the company is very upscale, and made up of women who are very well-dressed or vulgar, in Ayla's opinion, they often make fun of her because of her simple and humble way of dressing, concluding that she is poor. But she doesn't care; this young woman is not moved by wealth and luxury, because in her heart, none of that will take her to the kingdom of heaven. The nickname they gave her is like a compliment; they call her "Little Nun."

She doesn't care much about it; on the contrary, she even likes it.

Her friend, Marcela, is always picking fights with everyone and everything because of the mockery her friend suffers.

However, Ayla doesn't let it get her down because she really needs this job, not to mention that her salary is very good.

And besides, she outshines many well-dressed and put-together women when it comes to numbers, after all, she is an expert in accounting.

This beautiful, sweet, and simple young woman enchants many men, even covered almost from head to toe.

She has a friend, Marcela, who helps her with the children at the Good Jesus Orphanage, which she frequently visits. However, Marcela is far from being a saint; she's more of a firecracker.