Clara Mitchell has spent years covering the lives of others, all while quietly abandoning her belief in love. After disappointment and heartbreak, romance has become a mere headline, not a reliable sentiment.

When her editor assigns her to write a piece on "Love Stories in a Fast-Paced Age," Clara dreads the task. But her tentative research leads her to a small florist on a quiet street and to Ethan, a kind, unassuming man whose simple outlook on love changes everything she thought she knew.

As Clara spends more time with him, her doubts begin to subside. Through shared moments, implicit gestures, and the beauty of slowness, she discovers that love isn't just about grandiose declarations, but about being present, trusting, and choosing someone in everyday life.

But to write the story honestly, Clara must face her fears. Will she risk her heart again, or will she waste the opportunity for her love story?