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Newly dumped, newly fired from her job as a gallery assistant, Lucy struggles to be happy with her lot.
Holding onto souvenirs from past relationships, unable to part with the sentiments of many unsuccessful attempts at love, and after what feels like the worst day of her life's history, Lucy mistakenly gets into the wrong car, and encounters Eddie Munson.
Eddie, also having the worst day of his life's history, kindly drives Lucy home, and after his initial skepticism, and after her belief that with the paint and timber in his car, he was planning to murder her, the most unlikeliest of friendships is formed.
Lucy finds newfound purpose in hers and other people's relationship souvenirs and embarks on creating a gallery of her own, based on hers and so many others' heartbreaks, making its home in the heart of Eddie's struggling hotel.
Eddie struggles with Lucy's optimism, chronic preppiness and her keen over sharing of her thoughts and feelings, whilst Lucy struggles with Eddie's apparent "It is what it is" ethic, his daily sullen attitude and his almost unbreakable emotional exterior.
Is this yet another story about a broken heart, or a story of successful, long term love?
(Loosely based on The Broken Hearts Gallery.)