Averyn Marylyn is a young part-time barista working in a cosy cafe owned by a French woman in bustling London. The cafe, a favourite haunt for soldiers, becomes a hub of activity, especially when the prestigious Colonel Calliax Andres becomes a regular patron. However, Averyn's days are far from ordinary, as she finds herself entangled in a complex web of relationships and emotions.
Enter Zayden Doun, Averyn's childhood friend and a young private with a British-Chinese heritage. As Averyn navigates the ups and downs of her daily life, she finds solace and support in Zayden's unwavering friendship.
But it's Colonel Andres who proves to be the most enigmatic figure in Averyn's world. Despite his esteemed rank, the colonel's demeanour oscillates between a prideful soldier in public and an annoying jerk in private. Every encounter with him leaves Averyn frustrated and exasperated, yet there's an undeniable tension simmering beneath the surface.
As Averyn grapples with her feelings for both Zayden and Colonel Andres, she finds herself drawn into a whirlwind of emotions, navigating the complexities of love, loyalty, and self-discovery. Will she succumb to the charms of the dashing colonel, or will she choose the comfort and familiarity of her childhood friend? And amidst the chaos of her personal life, will Averyn be able to find her voice and stand up for what she truly believes in?"
Averyn: "Welcome to Le Petit Café, where every cup tells a story."
Colonel Andres: "I'll have my usual, and make it quick."
Averyn: "Pleasure as always, Colonel."
Zayden: "Hey, Ave. Long time no see."
Averyn: "Zayden! It's been too long."
Colonel Andres: "You're wasting your time here, Averyn. You should be doing something more... worthwhile."
Averyn: "I'll decide what's worthwhile for myself, thank you very much."
Averyn: "Sometimes, the hardest battles are the ones we fight within ourselves."
Jackson Shaw is not one for love. With a background of getting bullied and having his parents be divorced, how could he? Jackson and his younger brother have to move to Paris with their divorced father, while his mother has it all in Colorado, USA.
Ines Dumont's mother was Mexican. She was from Bernal and died when Ines was very young, but however, Ines is quite hopeful to have the love her parents once had. She works at a pastry and coffee shop called "La Crêperie", and hopes to make enough money to move to Bernal to become familiar with her mother's roots.
Jackson starts to become familiar with the streets in Paris, so he decides to get a coffee one morning, when he runs into La Crêperie, and meets Ines. The two, at different paces, fall in love and begin to battle their self-doubts and fears. How would this work out, with Jackson's pride and Ines' plans for Bernal? Join the spectators on this love story with Ines' best friend, Louise.