Synopsis
This romantic comedy satires the well-known dating manual "The Rules". The story follows Laura and Will, a couple to whom the word "commitment" isn't possible. Laura and her best friend Heather, use what they think to be the blueprint for a happy relationship, but to their dismay all plans backfire confusing the couple even more.
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