Self-absorbed workaholic realtor with great shoes is secretly signed on a dating app. This brings connections she didn't know she needed.

SYNOPSIS:

It’s Fever Pitch meets 13 going on 30.

Synopsis:

Allison is a well-dressed business woman who owns a profitable little real estate business in Houston, TX. Her firm is successful and she is content. She relies heavily on her assistant, Catie, for not only business matters but as her best friend too. But their friendship hits a low point when Catie betrays their friendship by secretly setting up Allison on a dating app.

Allison discovers she’s on a dating app when a hot Latin guy, Alturo, sits at her table. Allison is speechless when Alturo smells her hair and nearly knocks over the water glasses with his awkward introduction. Alturo knows a lot about Allison and it’s all in his little green notebook. Catie appears and Allison drags her to the bathroom to discuss her situation.

Allison focuses on getting the little green notebook when she gets back to the table. Alturo tries to be cool, but he has an allergic reaction. He’s sweating, face turns red and balloons up, and he falls to the floor. He’s rushed to the hospital.

Blind-sided and hurt that her staff is unhappy and contemplating leaving the agency, Allison sulks off. While sitting at home she contacts Alturo, and they venture on a date of his choosing. Allison is in tears when she sees a graffiti painting that reminds her of her childhood rejection.

Allison recklessly follows a friend to a restaurant to stop her from telling Alutro she’s not the dating app Allison. Allison burst into the bathroom to stop Sally. Allison is stuck explaining her actions by randomly recites the Grease song You’re the One that I Want. Allison is thrilled to discover that Alturo is not Sally’s date, but she inadvertently tells the restaurant patrons that Sally likes rough sex. High fives ensue.

Allison’s employees surprise her with a birthday stripper. While discussing the stripper Catie slips that she set up Allison on the dating app. Allison goes to Alturo for comfort. A connection is made.

The next day Alturo and Catie find Allison at the graffiti painting. She tearfully explains her childhood rejection. Catie apologizes.

Several months later Allison’s firm celebrates the opening of the expansion offices. Everyone is happy. Allison is moved by a painting in her office. Allison embraces her new connections.