Anyone But You

In a bustling coffee shop, law student Bea finds herself in a frustrating predicament as she desperately seeks a restroom key. Her situation becomes a little brighter when Ben, an employee at Goldman Sachs, steps in and pretends to be her husband to help her navigate the long line and secure the much-needed access.

After their initial meet-cute, Bea and Ben strike up an instant chemistry that leads them to spend an enchanting day together. Their connection deepens, culminating in the unexpected intimacy of falling asleep on Ben’s couch by the day's end.

The next morning, Bea sneaks out of Ben’s apartment without waking him, leading to a feeling of regret that soon creeps in. Her decision to leave without a proper goodbye sets the stage for the emotional turmoil that follows.

When Bea decides to return to Ben, she accidentally overhears him making hurtful comments about her to his friend Pete. This betrayal leaves her devastated and marks a painful turning point in their budding relationship.

Devastated by Bea's sudden departure and his own hurtful words, Ben reflects on a significant gift from his mother, a colossal wrench representing the need for repair. This moment highlights his internal struggle and sets the tone for his feelings moving forward.

For the next six months, Bea and Ben go without any contact, allowing unresolved feelings and resentment to fester. This silence contributes to their complicated emotions when fate inevitably brings them back together.

Unexpectedly, Bea's sister Halle starts dating Pete's sister Claudia, leading to a tense reunion between Bea and Ben. Their unresolved feelings from the past are palpable, creating an awkward atmosphere as they prepare for an upcoming wedding.

Bea, who has recently broken off her engagement to Jonathan and left law school, is shocked to find herself on the same flight to Australia as Ben. To make matters worse, they discover they will be staying in the same house leading up to Halle and Claudia's wedding.

As the wedding preparations unfold, tensions peak between Bea and Ben, leading to chaos that results in destroyed decorations and Halle’s hair mishap. Concerns arise among those involved about whether their animosity will ruin the special occasion.

In a strategic move, Bea and Ben agree to pretend to be a couple to provoke jealousy from their exes and deter their families from trying to rekindle past romances. This arrangement illustrates the complexity of their feelings as they navigate the charade.

During a boat party, Bea and Ben share an intimate dance that evokes classic movie vibes, enhancing their connection. However, a mishap causes Bea to fall into Sydney Harbour, leading to revealing confessions as they await rescue.

While waiting to be rescued, Bea opens up about her struggles with leaving law school and breaking off her engagement with Jonathan. In turn, Ben shares his feelings of hurt, leading to a deep emotional connection just before they share a night of passion.

On the wedding morning, Margaret confronts Bea, asking for permission to pursue Ben again, which leaves Bea feeling conflicted and uncertain about her feelings. This moment heightens the tension between the characters as they approach the wedding.

Realizing that Margaret does not hold his heart, Ben takes a leap of faith by jumping into the ocean in pursuit of Bea, determined to express his true feelings. This act of bravery signifies his willingness to risk everything for a chance at love.

In an emotionally charged moment at the iconic Opera House, Ben courageously confesses his fears about their relationship to Bea. Their heartfelt discussion leads to a genuine reconciliation, setting the stage for their return to the wedding reception together.