Nine days in Vermont
Claire is a talented journalist thriving in New York, but despite her professional success, she remains haunted by a breakup that happened seven years ago. Her ex, Ethan, a now billionaire real estate mogul, walked away without explanations, leaving wounds that never fully healed.
When Claire receives a call from her younger sister announcing her engagement, she reluctantly returns to Vermont, the town where her heart was shattered. She dreads the trip, knowing that Ethan still resides there, successful and seemingly untouchable.
Upon her arrival, Claire reconnects with her family and old friends while preparing for the wedding. Tension builds as she begins encountering Ethan, and old feelings resurface.
Misunderstandings and unresolved issues create obstacles that force both of them to confront the emotions they've been avoiding. Through these interactions, moments of vulnerability, and shared experiences, Claire and Ethan slowly begin to face their past and the lingering love between them.
Claire and Ethan reconcile, acknowledging their enduring love and committing to a fresh start together. Loose ends are resolved, family celebrations take place, and both characters emerge emotionally healed.