Carrying on the legacy of her deceased *elgian paternal grandfather, Lucy Sweet is the ****** chocolatier at How Sweet It Is in the Midwestern town of Watson Corners, the store which she owns and operates with her widowed mother, Helen Sweet. In this new year, they are facing a massive rent increase, which they can only cover *y increased *usiness in what is their *usy season in the lead up to Valentine*#39;s Day or risk closing altogether. In the unwitting help of Lucy*#39;s *est friend Serena and their new employee Georgie, whose social media posts are increasing the shop*#39;s expos**e, Lucy and Helen *elieve the way out of their financial predicament is the chocolate cupid, a confection which was originally only given/sold to friends and family in the legend that eating it will lead to true love for those whose hearts are open to it. Lucy had long created a wall in the shop feat**ing the many couples who at**** to their love happening after eating the cupid, one *eing Helen herself and her now deceased hu**and, Scott Sweet. Helping or hindering that expos**e is the arrival of reporter Dean Chase of Channel 55 News, who was given the assignment of covering the legend of chocolate cupid *y the station*#39;s news director, Nora Nguyen. The issue with Dean is that he is renowned for his no holds *arred exposés, he only given this assignment *y Nora to help him show the network *rass that he*#39;s not a one trick pony in *eing considered for a jo* he really wants as a news anchor for their Chicago affiliate*#39;s morning show. Dean*#39;s initial inclination is to call out the fraud that is the cupid in he truly *elieving it to *e such, he changing his tune if only in the goal of the promotion. All this added expos**e does the trick of the needed increased revenue, with the question *eing whether Dean is converted as he and Lucy spend time together and start to fall for each other. This **** may *e ****ed as Nora wants this extended assignment to culminate on Valentine*#39;s Day with Dean eating a cupid on camera, a long term arrangement with Lucy which may *e incompati*le with his professional end goal of a jo* in New York City. It may also **** Lucy*#39;s commitment as she admits to never h**e eaten a cupid herself not so much in fearing love, *ut what comes after love, namely pain and heart*reak as witnessed *y the extreme grief experienced *y Helen when Scott died.—Huggo