In a small American town during the 1930s, a dreamy young woman named Alice lives with her family, who lacks the means to mingle with the social elite. Despite their financial limitations, Alice is a charming girl, full of hope, who yearns for a more exciting and sophisticated life. Her family, consisting of her mother with boundless ambitions and a more easygoing father, faces criticism and judgment from the wealthy society.
One day, Alice encounters a young man of good financial standing, who embodies everything she desires: refined, attractive, and full of dreams. However, the differences between their social statuses create a significant dilemma. Despite her efforts to fit into the world she longs for, Alice confronts many obstacles, from strict social norms to the pressure from her own family.
As the story unfolds, the young woman navigates a sea of expectations and disappointments, trying to find her place in the world. But as a connection develops with her new love, Alice begins to question whether it is truly worth sacrificing her authenticity for social acceptance. In this journey of self-discovery, the true value of family, love, and identity is put to the test, leaving Alice with a choice that could change her life forever.