While rehearsing for a school production of Shakespeare's tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, Charlie, Amanda and Sophia, unexpectedly steer through their own comedy of errors.

While rehearsing for a school production of Shakespeare's tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, Charlie, Amanda and Sophia, unexpectedly steer through their own comedy of errors. Charlie, being seventeen, finds himself ready to confess his love to Sophia. He simply needs to find the right way to say it, but not when his little sister Ruby messes up his Valentine's cards. Charlie sets out to correct the misunderstanding, but unexpectedly finds himself drawn in by Amanda's enchanted world. At the same time, he starts to sense that time can change the world, his friends, as well as himself. Amanda is enchanted in the world of drama and welcomes an extension of it when Charlie's card arrives at her cubby. She invites Charlie into her imaginative world of love until the reality of her family intrudes her perfect world of drama. She must navigate through the entanglement of illusion and disillusion ahead. Sophia is a busy teenager practicing Wushu and Taekwondo as well as enjoying the fun time spent with her friends in theatre, but she has no interest in taking part in the silly love shown in Romeo and Juliet. She considers her parents to be workaholics and doubts about if they love each other. However, a local breaking news brings a new reality for her to digest. Charlie's grandma, Coco, oversees this comedy of errors but blames no one. Her answer to all the mistakes is Love.—Anna Ma