
What do you do when the perfect life you designed begins to crack? Marina Valverde has everything she should desire: a brilliant career, 80,000 followers who admire her aesthetic, and an imminent wedding. Except that, 48 hours before the big day, she realizes she loves the idea of the wedding more than her fiancé. So she does the unthinkable: cancels everything and flees to a remote Greek island. The plan was simple: two weeks, zero wifi, and plenty of cheap wine. The problem is that the only bungalow available is already occupied. And the tenant is none other than Adrián Vega, her ex-boyfriend, a cynical photographer who is also fleeing his own uncomfortable fame. What begins as a cold war armed with sarcasm and bottles of retsina turns into something much more dangerous. Without an internet connection, the masks fall off. The sexual tension is unbearable, and old wounds surface. Can they rebuild what broke five years ago, or will they discover that the life they tried to escape is the only one left to them? A romantic comedy about the terrifying liberation of realizing that your life isn't yours, and that, perhaps, that might be the best news you could receive.