Plus One to Disaster

Isla Santiago likes her life clean, quiet, and perfectly color-coded, just like her design decks. After a messy breakup that left her doubting her worth (and her creative instincts), she's sworn off complicated projects and complicated men.

But fate or maybe just a persistent project manager, pulls her into designing a quaint new café owned by Miguel Alvarez: laid-back, soft-spoken, and annoyingly sincere. He's not like her ex. He listens. He gives space. He says things like "gusto ko ng café na may lambing" with a straight face. Worst of all, he means it.

As they build something warm and personal out of coffee, wood, and quiet afternoons, Isla finds herself breaking her own rules, laughing more, staying longer, feeling again.

But just as she's learning how to breathe in this slower rhythm, her past knocks on the door. Literally. Rafael, the ex who ghosted her soul, suddenly reappears with unfinished business and old chemistry she never fully killed.

Caught between what once broke her and what might heal her, Isla has to choose: stick to the plan or risk everything for a love without labels, but full of life.