In the bustling Chicago of the early 20th century, two booksellers, the charming and somewhat romantic Joe and the clever and strong Jo, find themselves caught in a monotonous yet stimulating work life. Unbeknownst to each other, they are two lonely souls who, day by day, exchange anonymous letters filled with love and desire, completely unaware of each other's true identity. When they encounter each other in the bookstore, the tension is palpable, and their personalities clash, even though both feel an attraction they cannot ignore.
The story takes a turn when circumstances push them to reevaluate their relationship. As the days go by and summer sets in, both face decisions about love and happiness. The plot is interwoven with music, romance, and a series of amusing events that bring the idiosyncrasies of the era to life. With a nostalgic backdrop, the film captures the essence of classic romance, presenting a world where true love is sought and found, often in the most unexpected places.
As the letters pile up and emotions intensify, Joe and Jo must navigate misunderstandings and their own insecurities. The climax of this sweet romantic comedy will teach them that sometimes, love is right in front of you, and the path to happiness can be as charming as it is complicated.