A grumpy corporate analyst meets a sunshine festival director in this enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy featuring forced proximity, small-town charm, and a scene-stealing goat. 🐐

When spreadsheets collide with pumpkin spice, falling in love is definitely not in the business plan.

Henry Vance lives by the numbers, and Halloween is a statistical nightmare of zero productivity and excessive candy corn. As his company’s most efficient analyst, his mission is simple: fly into the absurdly festive small town of Autumn’s End, recommend liquidating their failing Halloween festival, and be home before the first trick-or-treater.

He didn’t account for Delia Brightwell.

The festival’s infectiously optimistic director lives for haunted hayrides and pumpkin-spice everything, and she’s not about to let some suit with a calculator turn her family’s seventy-year legacy into a corporate casualty.

Armed with color-coded chaos, a filing system based on “vibes,” and a town full of extremely helpful residents, she’s determined to prove that some things can’t be measured in spreadsheets.

Forced to work together for one tumultuous week, Henry and Delia clash over everything from profit margins to the proper way to organize vendor contracts. But between escaped goat incidents, viral social media disasters, and a Halloween storm that threatens everything, they discover that opposites don’t just attract—they might be exactly what the other needs.