June is a serious and successful banker who has achieved professional success through endurance and steadfastness. Love simply has no place in her life. However, it is becoming increasingly difficult for the woman to maintain such a frantic rhythm. When June learns that she has inherited a children's bookstore from her distant relative Ruby, she immediately decides to sell it. However, in Seattle, where she goes to organize the sale, the woman stumbles upon a different life, without stress and panic, and also learns old family secrets. So will she have the desire, time and strength to preserve the inconspicuous bookstore built in 1940?
