What Happens Next

Paul Greco, a wealthy billionaire and socialite, sells his lucrative business, marking the start of his retirement. He finds himself with more free time and money than he knows what to do with, leading to a change in his daily routine.

Paul's overbearing sister, Elise, decides to introduce a dog into Paul's life, believing it will give him a new purpose. She hopes that caring for the dog will help Paul adjust to his retirement and start engaging more actively.

Paul begins his daily routine of walking the dog in the park. He starts to enjoy the peaceful moments outside, which gradually leads to more social encounters and new interactions.

In the park, Paul encounters Andy Chance, a gay self-employed advertising professional, who also walks his dog on the same schedule. Their casual meetings hint at a developing friendship that goes beyond initial pleasantries.

Over time, the interactions between Paul and Andy evolve into something more complicated and intimate, creating comedic and emotional moments as they navigate their differences.

Elise notices changes in Paul's behavior and becomes curious about his personal life, while Andy's adopted sister Roz, a high-powered art gallery owner, becomes uncomfortable with Andy's fascination with Paul, highlighting tension between their worlds.

Strains grow within their families—Elise is preoccupied with her son Brian's artistic lifestyle and their estranged relationship, adding pressure to Paul's personal journey.

Through a series of twists and revelations, the characters come to understand more about themselves, their relationships, and their true feelings, leading to moments of clarity and reconciliation.

The story explores the redefining of family, the nature of love, and human connection. The narrative emphasizes acceptance, self-discovery, and the surprises life can bring.

In the end, the characters achieve a sense of resolution, understanding their relationships more deeply and embracing new possibilities, culminating in hopeful new beginnings.