Max, a spoiled slacker who prefers being the center of attention without ever lifting a finger, drags his temperamental yet quietly alluring girlfriend Minnie into a quirky café tucked away on a side street. From the start, Max shows nothing but disdain, grumbling over the menu and rolling his eyes at the setting, but Frodo counters his rudeness with a kind of unexpected grace that doesn’t go unnoticed. Minnie, caught between her boyfriend’s sulky attitude and their host’s sly warmth, soon realizes she’s craving something more grown-up than Max’s immaturity. A playful spark flickers when tea spills across the table, and what begins as a clumsy accident quickly shifts into something far sweeter, messier, and more daring. By the end, the air is heavy with laughter, sticky desserts, and a kiss that leaves Max stunned — a reminder that sometimes, the things worth breaking aren’t rings or relics, but the illusions we cling to about love and loyalty.

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