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Mía has an unusual job: she makes people happy. Her methods are governed by a strict set of personal rules: eight weeks to succeed, and then she must disappear completely from the client's life, ensuring their happiness never depends on her. She has always followed her system, but her new assignment challenges everything she believes in. Max is closed off from the world after a suicide attempt, and he wants nothing to do with the girl hired by his parents to fix him.

As Mía attempts to break through Max's walls, she finds her own carefully constructed defenses beginning to crumble. He is her job, a project with a deadline, but the connection that sparks between them feels dangerously real. For every rule she has, he is the exception. Forced to confront the line between her professional mission and her personal feelings, Mía must decide if helping Max find happiness is worth breaking the most important rule of all: never let them fall in love with you.