In 1960s Paris, the life of an apathetic and lonely executive, François, takes an unexpected turn when his wife decides to leave him. In an attempt to move on, he finds himself in a peculiar situation: to cope with his loneliness, he hires a young, attractive, and charismatic man, Albert, as his "companion" for lonely nights. Although their relationship starts off as purely transactional, an unexpected bond soon develops between them, filled with moments of laughter, playful arguments, and a deep exploration of their respective solitude.
François, initially reluctant and somewhat stiff, begins to open up to life with Albert's refreshing presence. Through their interactions, the executive discovers his own sense of humor and learns to enjoy the simple pleasures he had forgotten. However, as their relationship grows closer, they become caught in a web of jealousy and misunderstandings. Albert seeks a genuine connection, while François struggles with his feelings in an emotional tug-of-war.
Both characters confront their own insecurities and expectations, challenging the social norms that surround them. In their journey, they learn lessons about love, friendship, and acceptance. The story, with touches of comedy and melodrama, offers a charming and nostalgic look at the complexities of human relationships, leaving the audience with a light heart and a smile on their faces.