Julian (Julia Roberds) and Mike (Modi Mulroney) are college classmates. They were lovers nine years ago. Later, their love changed from strong to weak, from lovers to girlfriends. After graduation, I went to work in the same magazine. One is a cooking columnist and the other is a sports columnist. They have been in love with their peers for nine years. The two agreed to get married if they didn't have an ideal partner before the age of 28. On this day, Mike called and said that he was going to marry a gentle rich girl (cameron diaz) and invited Julian to be the maid of honor. Julian suddenly realized that she had missed the good man in her life, and now she decided to take back the groom ... unexpectedly, she shaved her head and carried the burden. Julianne swears here, but Michael has other plans. Michael's new love, Kim Mi, is smart, beautiful and lovely. The most terrible thing is that he has a father who is the richest man in sports. There are four days before Michael and Jimmy's wedding. Out of jealousy and revenge, Julian accepted Jimmy's invitation and agreed to be her maid of honor. Julianne began to secretly carry out the plan to get her sweetheart back. She invited her gay male colleague George to help her.

Love is tested by the sweet love of combining rigidity with softness. Julian represents the freedom of love, and Kimi becomes the embodiment of firm dependence. It doesn't matter if it's good or bad. For Mike, what he needs is simplicity, stability and persistence. So no matter the pressure at work or the huge misunderstanding between them, as long as Kimi admits his mistake in time and looks at Mike with "need you" eyes, all misunderstandings will be eliminated, and they will wait for Honey to get married immediately. Julien, an independent woman, bravely wanted what she wanted, but she just sabotaged it by conspiracy and dared not express her love and commitment directly until she admitted her failure. Because with the support of her gay friend (Rupert Eliot), she saw another level of love, not necessarily a lifetime together, so she bid farewell to her lover and wished him the beginning of another stage of his life. Love doesn't have to have physical contact. Last time George invited the * * * ball, wasn't it romantic and happy?