A rich man hired a poor woman as a nurse for his sick son. Then he saw a video from a hidden camera

A rich man rescued a homeless girl and took her as a nurse to his sick son... He installed a baby monitor in his room and froze at what he saw
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After the death of his beloved wife Ella, Wilmer Castro, the head of a food company, didn't believe he could fall in love again and find happiness. But apparently, it is true when people say that grief lives for 3 years.
And besides, Anna, Wilmer's mother, often encouraged her son, saying, "Dear, your son needs a mother! And you should keep living! I hope you had one day you will find a good woman who will become a good wife for you and a good mother for our little Teo. You just need to look around. "
And then one day, the young widower met Ingrid, and after a week, he realized that she was the woman he wanted to spend the rest of his life with.
Ingrid quickly bonded with his six-year-old son, Teo, which was a strong argument in favor of their relationship.
A couple of months later, Wilmer proposed to his beloved, and they had a beautiful wedding. Anna was delighted.
"Now I'm not afraid to die," said the elderly mother. "You and Teo are in good hands!"
"What are you talking about, mom?!" snorted the son. "Stop talking nonsense! Ingrid and I haven't given you a granddaughter yet, and you'll certainly dance at Teo's wedding!"
After their honeymoon in Seychelles, the newlyweds started their family life, which, according to Wilmer, was beautiful. Unfortunately, after a while, Wilmer faced a serious problem. Teo started getting sick too often, and his father couldn't understand what was wrong. Ingrid loved the boy very much and created a careful environment for him, but it didn't help. One illness was followed by another - a runny nose, a sore throat, or even bronchitis.
"Why don't we send him to a health camp?" Ingrid suggested.
"But Teo has never been away from home for so long," Wilmer thoughtfully replied.
"Well, you know, there's a first time for everything," his wife said.
"Yes, but not at six years old," the man objected. "It seems a little early for him to be far away from his family alone!"
"I understand your concern, but I disagree. It will be good for Teo anyway; he'll become more independent. And most importantly, he'll get some fresh air and a change of environment and climate. Have you ever considered that life in the city may not be suited for him?"
"No, I haven't thought about that," Wilmer said, shaking his head. "Honey, I'm totally confused. I don't understand anything anymore! Everything was fine with him before, but now he's constantly sick!"
"Wilmer, I try my best to prevent him from viruses, but all in vain I can," Ingrid said, sobbing and wiping years from her eyes. "I'm watching Teo's diet and regularly airing his room. I don't want to keep him far away from us because I love him! But I can't see his suffering anymore. My heart aches for the poor boy!"
"Wouldn't it make sense to air his room less often? I think it's too chilly in there."
"That's not a problem," replied the young wife. "It's worse for him when it's very hot, and fresh air reduces the germs. But you know, I'm not a doctor, and in the camp, Teo will be under the care of specialists!"
"Well, maybe you're right," Wilmer said thoughtfully. "Perhaps a health camp is not such a bad idea. Okay, I'll think about it. Thank you, my dear, for all you do fo my son."
And the loving father started exploring various options for children's recreation centers. Soon he found something suitable for Teo and he promptly contacted the camp administration.
"We have an individualized approach for each child," said a woman with a pleasant, well-pitched voice. "The minimum length of stay is two months."