After making the return to the office on a hybrid schedule, two coworkers known to each other only as Ms. Monday and Mr. Tuesday start sending friendly notes, sparking an office romance.

Abby Vandenbrink is a technician at Davidson's Jewellers, a high end store in Chicago. She learned the trade from her maternal grandfather, who still owns his old world jewelry store in the Diamond District in Antwerp, that store which is the closest thing she ever felt as a physical home in being a military brat. She aspires to be a designer like her grandfather, although she is caught in a Catch-22 with her self-absorbed boss Nadia Davidson, who admires her sketches but will not even entertain selling her product without she having yet made a name for herself and she not having the money on her own to turn those designs into actual product to make that name. Abby makes an emergency extended trip back to Antwerp upon learning from the bank that her recently widowed grandfather is in substantial arrears on a loan, he never the businessman in the business affairs always handled by her grandmother. Abby discovers that while charming, the store is losing business to its main competitor, Remy + Sons which has gone modern in their business, Pieter Remy and her grandfather who have long been arch enemies. Her trip coincides with the annual Antwerp Diamond Festival, the grand prize for winning the design competition which would cover the loan, it which of late which has been won by Remy. Abby learns from her grandfather that he doesn't have the energy to deal with the business issues and enter the design competition as well, he leaving the competition to her. In the process, she meets Alexander Remy, the only Son working in his family's business. While the business mind behind the recent upgrades at Remy, Alexander can admit that he didn't inherit the creative design gene. Regardless, his father has assigned the design for the competition to him this year. Getting over their initial animosity, Abby and Alexander believe they can help the other, Alexander with the business issues at Vandenbrinks, and Abby with getting Alexander to tap into his hidden creative side, all done on the QT as no one in either of their families would consent to them even being acquaintances. In the process, they start to fall for each other. Their path to a happily-ever-after is threatened by others working behind the scenes to capitalize on winning the design competition. Written by Huggo

Its Valentines Day in Manhattan. Finn, an artistic photographer who is moving in a new direction in highlighting human figures in his work rather than just photographing landscapes, needs to supplement his income by driving for a ride share car service. Although many of his non-human transport deliveries this day are in support of love and romance, he is a bit cynical about love himself, although he loves meeting people to talk about their lives. Of his passengers of the human variety, his last to drop off this afternoon is Hannah, a product developer for a chocolate company, who, unlike Finn, is a hopeful romantic, but who, between boyfriends, was initially planning on curling up on the sofa by herself this evening. In an unscheduled stop, Hannah finds a ring box with an engagement ring inside which was wedged within the cars backseat. Rather than Finns routine to drop off lost items at headquarters in Brooklyn before his next shift the following day, Hannah is able to convince him to find whoever lost the ring to ensure that its intended recipient gets it on what was probably a planned romantic proposal today, with Hannah to ride shotgun and it needing to work within his already scheduled remaining deliveries. Finn knows that the ring had to have made it into the car today, meaning one of the three passengers who Hannah had shared a ride with, or the elderly couple in the morning "pre-Hannah". They only have a few hours to find the owner as they both have scheduled appointments at 21:00h, Finn at an art gallery where his first human-focused collection is being displayed, and Hannah at a work function for the launch of her latest chocolate confection. In what is figuratively a scavenger hunt with a few needed detours, the questions beyond if they are able to find the rings owner in time are if they will change their view of love and romance, and within that context if there is a future for the two of them as they make a human connection. Written by Huggo

Only having met in person twice, Prince Desmond of Androvia and Princess Coralina of Vostiary are about to get married, the union arranged by their grandfathers, the former kings, even before Desmond and Coralina were born. As Androvia and Vostiary were once part of the same country that split three hundred years ago with a land dispute and mistrust on both sides a result, the arranged marriage was solely a measure to put off the dispute to a future generation in each set of kings over the three centuries unable to come to any sort of arrangement directly. That mistrust applies to the current kings, Desmond and Coralina's respective fathers, Richmond and Winston. While both Desmond and Coralina see the marriage as their royal duties, things change when Coralina abdicates her princess role in eloping for love with a commoner, a plumber. With the futures of both Androvia and Vostiary at stake in that land dispute, Desmond decides the best course of action is to marry Coralina's younger sister, Princess Beatrix. The problem is that Beatrix, with the blessing of her family, left her royal duties but not her title two decades ago to live life as a commoner somewhere in the world. Beatrix has not told anyone in her current world in Boston that she is a princess, she, referred solely as Bea, running a foundation focused on girl empowerment with her college best friend Chloe. Desmond's staff, led by his valet Edwin, are able to track Beatrix down in Boston, she, in turn, unhappy with this intrusion on her quiet life and the formality of an arranged marriage with a man she's never met, one she views, from what she has seen of him in the media, as a pompous entitled royal who would have no clue as to the needs and wants of his subjects, the common folk. Bea however ultimately agrees to the process of the marriage as the current kings continue with negotiations which, if they come to some agreement, may not make the marriage necessary. The path to an Androvia/Vostiary union doesn't work out quite as Desmond and Bea expect, as other factors, including love, come into play. Written by Huggo

Johnny Payne, named after Cash as his mother Dottie was a musician, is a commitment-phobic mechanic in working class East Philadelphia. While he knows nothing about his father/Dottie's ex-husband as he has never let her talk about him in he having abandoned them before Johnny was born, Johnny does learn that his father is at least still alive when he is approached by Prudence Thorp, said father's adviser. While Dottie knew him as Billy, he is formally William, the Duke of Glasswick, who is in physical ill-health, and is looking to pass off his royal duties to the next in line, namely Johnny. While jeans and t-shirt Johnny wants nothing to do with the title, money or his father, he at least does take Prudence up on the offer of the first-class plane ticket to meet the Duke if only to confront him. While meeting him does not change Johnny's mind, Johnny is convinced by Prudence at least to stay until the annual Glasswick Ball, her mission to get him to change his mind. He eventually sees first hand the reason for her insistence when he meets the next in line after him, snobbish Allistair Covington-Breed, Johnny's second cousin twice removed who Prudence and William do not trust to do what is good for Glasswick, and who Prudence considers purely a title chaser. Johnny may have a change of heart in the combination of doing what Allistair doesn't want, getting a real chance to know his father and his parents' story from both sides, and falling for Prudence, while Allistair does whatever he can to see that Johnny never gets a chance to be a royal. Written by Huggo

Lacey is an amusement park princess who befriends 8-year-old Rose, a real-life princess, and is recruited by her handsome father to travel to their kingdom and be the new governess.

Abril goes to Argentina to save her family ranch from being bought by her ex. But when outside forces threaten the ranch the pair must come together, rekindling their love in the process.

Emma Rivera sneaks onto a research cruise to Antarctica to rescue her father, Ian, a penguin researcher, and unexpectedly teams up with Andy Jackson, a charming but reluctant engineer. As they navigate icy challenges, comedic mishaps, and a growing romantic connection, a shocking twist about Ian's fate threatens to derail both their mission and their budding romance. Written by Happy_Evil_Dude

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This first story about the foster children of Angie Hartman - their family which has continued to support each other and to convene for Sunday dinners even with the children now mostly being adults - centers on event planner Jenna Whitaker, who has her own consulting firm, Thistlebird Marketing. She is willing to work Sundays even at the expense of having dinner with family so that she can make a name for herself and Thistlebird. Her current client is tech billionaire Tom Redlands, she to organize a fundraising event for his new non-profit centered on underprivileged families. In what she thought was going to be her first face-to-face meeting with Tom, she instead meets with Tom's management consultant who is to be Jenna's liaison to the company. He just happens to be Andrew Clarington, Jenna's high school sweetheart, who she was in love with at the time, that is until he broke up with her immediately after graduation. As such, Andrew has largely been known by Jenna's family as the heartbreaker type who cannot be trusted, a view especially by foster sister Shari. Drew, however, had an altruistic motive for ending their relationship which he never mentioned to her, and was in turn in love with her, those feelings which reemerge upon their meeting again. Beyond if Jenna can get over the heartbreak she felt the first time, Jenna and Drew getting back together as a couple is threatened by another man subsequently entering Jenna's life who expresses an interest in her romantically, namely Tom. Written by Huggo

Fiona loses her job once again in favour of an audition where she doesnt get the role. When she discovers that her mother long ago received a letter from her biological mother-Fionas grandmother-who apparently lives in Ireland, she persuades her to take a holiday together to Ireland. They rent a cottage in a small coastal town. It becomes an eventful stay where Fiona encourages her mother to search for her real mother, while her mother challenges Fiona to embrace the Irish way of life-and perhaps most importantly, the local pub owner, Liam.