We've all been hurt, that's life, but we learn from our past and move on to be better people. We don't start drinking every day, make an ass of ourselves in front of the whole world, and run our career into the ground. You're out of control and it needs to stop.... She was ambitious. She wanted to do something different. Raised by a single parent, her life changed upside down when her father died. She completed her education and flew to Los Angeles, only to never come back. She didn't actually want to be a movie star or a pop star. She had never ever been the center of attraction. She was the one who performed immensely well, behind the scene. She decides to make a career in assisting someone influential from Hollywood and take that influential one's career to new heights, enjoying the luxurious life of Hollywood, and without being the center of attraction. Soon, she lands a job as the Personal Assistant of the handsome, eccentric, and outstanding movie star, Jonathan. The career of Jonathan reaches new heights with the efforts of her. But then, she did one of the most horrible mistakes that a Personal Assistant could do. She fell in love with her own boss. And the things end bitterly. She leaves the job, the city, and even the country. She returns back to start fresh. Learning from her mistake, she decides to never again fall for her employee as it could be painful both for her and her career. With utter strength and determination, she starts over again to commit the same mistake. But is it really a mistake? They say life can be difficult, but can it be worse? It's said, "What goes around, comes around." Does it really works in the real world?
