3 Men and a Little Lady

Peter, Michael, and Jack become dedicated fathers to five-year-old Mary. They enjoy a harmonious life, harmonizing their parenting styles to provide a nurturing environment for Mary.

Mary's mother, Sylvia, feels the need for more stability in her life. She begins to doubt whether her roommates, Peter, Michael, and Jack, are suited to provide the stability she seeks for Mary.

Unbeknownst to Sylvia, Peter has developed feelings for her. However, he refrains from expressing his love, believing that Jack, as Mary's biological father, should be the one to propose to her.

Sylvia receives a marriage proposal from Edward, the director of her play. Feeling softened by the prospect of stability, she contemplates accepting his offer, despite not realizing his true nature.

Edward reveals his plans to move Sylvia and Mary to England after their wedding. This news terrifies Peter, Michael, and Jack as it means losing Mary to another country.

Faced with the threat of losing Mary, Peter grapples with his feelings for Sylvia. Michael and Jack urge him to take action and propose to Sylvia before it's too late.

Michael, Jack, and Peter devise a plan to create obstacles for Edward and Sylvia’s relationship. They work together, employing various tactics to undermine Edward’s intentions.

The trio confronts Edward to expose his unlikable nature to Sylvia. They gather evidence and testimonies, hoping to convince her that she deserves better than Edward.

Sylvia begins to see through Edward's facade and realizes he is not a suitable partner. This moment of clarity strengthens her feelings for Peter, uncovering her own emotions.

On their wedding day, Sylvia stands at the altar with Edward. As doubts cloud her mind, Peter rushes in with Michael and Jack to express their support for her happiness.

Overcoming her fears and uncertainties, Sylvia decides to leave Edward at the altar. She understands that her true happiness lies with Peter and her family at home.

Having chosen Peter, Sylvia returns to New York where they can build a life together with Mary. The happy reunion signifies a new beginning for their unconventional family.

The film concludes with Peter and Sylvia embracing their roles as parents. They embark on a journey of love and commitment, creating a stable environment for Mary.