"Love at first sight" seems to often happen to some young men and women. This is for Brooke as art dealers () and operating transportation Gary () is also quite effective. After the seemingly destined love at first sight, the two quickly plunged into the palace of marriage, and quickly bought a large and magnificent house with a partnership loan to build their love nest together.
Not long after the two were romantically lingering together, they gradually had many unavoidable conflicts due to the trivial matters in life. The beautiful and straightforward Brooke finally saw the many ills that he could not bear in the face of the big man who had given him so much romantic sentiment. And Gary, who hopes to find understanding and love from the other half, also feels that getting along with women is not as easy as he had imagined. Therefore, after several quarrels and fights, the two decided to get together and get together. However, the two have a great disagreement on the ownership of the house after the breakup. Brooke insisted that the subsequent installments were fully borne by himself, and that he fully occupied the big house, and also asked Gary to leave his luggage immediately. And Gary, who has always been a male chauvinist, of course cannot accept such unreasonable conditions. He thought it was Brooke who left immediately. The two sides persisted, so both of them continued to live together in this big house in anger, trying every means to get each other away from here. Brooke and Gary then started a "break-up quarrel."
The enemies each tried all kinds of strange tricks to force each other to submit. Brooke kept making appointments with close friends, hoping to get rid of the hateful Gary in his intimate contact with other men. From psychologists to former close friends, and even strangers who don’t know each other have become tools for her to achieve her goals. On the other hand, Gary also used various tactics to deal with it. After several "firefights", the two sides have always been fighting. At this time, both Brooke and Gary gradually realized that what they had been fighting for was not the ownership of the house, but the person in front of them who always loved and cared about themselves.
