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Ever since she was young, Diana Moreau has found comfort in three places-the sturdy oak tree by the lake where she watches her reflection ripple on the water, the beautiful pink-flowered living room in her grandmother's cottage, and the breathtaking sight of the Eiffel Tower late at night.
Diana is a dreamer. She sketches dresses in her notebook, hoping to one day become a designer in Paris. But life hasn't been easy. Her parents want her to follow a practical path, and her small-town existence in Provence feels like a cage.
One summer, she takes a spontaneous trip to Paris, searching for inspiration, only to meet Leo, a struggling artist who paints cityscapes but refuses to sell a single piece. They become fast friends, exploring the streets of Montmartre, sharing stories about dreams, failures, and the weight of expectations.
As Diana's days in Paris dwindle, she realizes she's fallen in love-not just with the city, but with the life she's built in it. With Leo. But dreams come at a cost, and choices must be made. Will she return to the safe life she knows, or will she finally carve out a place for herself-just like the roses in her grandmother's living room, beautiful even in unexpected places?