After five years together, Charlotte decides to propose to Peter during a quiet dinner, hoping to finally move their relationship forward. But Peter’s shocked and uncertain reaction throws her into doubt about their future. The pressure from her mother about marriage and grandchildren weighs heavily on Charlotte, fueling her decision to take matters into her own hands.
At the restaurant, Charlotte nervously presents the heirloom ring and asks Peter to marry her. His hesitation and discomfort surprise her as he says he needs time to think, despite their long relationship. Peter abruptly leaves, suggesting they take a break, leaving Charlotte heartbroken and surrounded by curious onlookers.
Back home, Charlotte finds solace in her mother’s support, who encourages her to see the breakup as an opportunity to find someone who truly values her. Over time, Charlotte begins healing and even finds comfort in lighthearted messages from a new acquaintance. But when Peter unexpectedly reaches out to meet, old feelings and unresolved pain resurface.
When they meet again, Peter admits his fear of commitment and regrets his past actions, asking to rekindle their relationship. Charlotte firmly refuses, realizing she deserves better than waiting for someone who couldn’t commit. Walking away, she feels a newfound freedom and hope for a future built on her own happiness.