Georgia is a kitchen kitchen clerk in a mall. She is kind, thrifty and skilled in cooking. Her dream partner is Sean, and she has always dreamed of meeting Chef Didier at the Karlovy Vary Hotel. Everything looks ordinary and ordinary, but everything has changed since Georgia was hit by a thief on the head.
After examination, the doctor informed that Georgia had only three weeks to live with the virus infection, and the cost of treatment was as high as 340,000 US dollars. In the end, Georgia decided to give up treatment, close her retirement account and the funds her mother left her to live out her dreams for the rest of her life.
Before leaving, she resolutely quit her job and ruthlessly rejected Sean's invitation to watch the game together a few weeks later. She released her voice in the church and asked "why me" over and over again. She got on the first-class cabin of the plane, rented a helicopter, and arrived at the hotel with a high-profile entrance.
She stayed in a presidential suite for $4,000 a night and bought expensive, trendy clothes. Everyone is curious about the identity of this mysterious and wealthy woman.
She ordered all of Chef Didier's specials of the day, and the chef even came to meet this special guest in person. She freed herself to the fullest, doing all kinds of physiotherapy and teaching clients who were bad to the masseuse.
Georgia's high-profile style attracted the attention of members of the upper class, and they invited Georgia to sit at the table, and the happy atmosphere infected everyone. Except for Matthew...
Matthew, the owner of Georgia's former mall, believes Georgia is hindering his business. And exposed Georgia's true identity at the New Year's dinner.
Georgia got up and confessed to everyone why she was here and left the table gracefully.
Matthew was despised by everyone, sitting alone on the window eaves of the high-rise hotel and drinking.
Georgia came to sit next to Matthew and said, "If you want to be respected by others, don't play with others." Eventually Matthew apologized for what he had done.
At this time, Sean appeared in front of Georgia and made an affectionate confession. The good news came one after another. It turned out that Georgia was not terminally ill, it was a malfunction of the machine.
The story comes to an end here, when Georgia ends up marrying Sean and opening a restaurant of her own.
Although such a joyful commercial film is old-fashioned, it also brings moving. He tells us to have the courage to live our lives without forcing ourselves to be comfortable in the box of life. Maybe life is difficult, but we have to stick to our ideals and live our own way.
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