Lola and Oliver congratulate themselves on the fact that their common sense kept them from the logical conclusion of a drunken wedding in Las Vegas. Even if they made this mistake, their “just friendly” relationship was not half as wonderful as it is now... this is according to the official version. In fact, Lola wanted Oliver from the day they met - and over time she became even more carried away by his sexy Australian accent and easy character. At home, in the studio and in public, Lola instinctively feels comfortable when Oliver is around, which is almost too good to be true. So why ruin such a good relationship? Even while he has his fill of comic book fans, Oliver can't help but think about what didn't happen to Lola when he had the chance. He knows what he wants from her now... and it extends far beyond the friend zone. As Lola's book begins to gain national acclaim—and then the movie quickly moves forward—Oliver tries to be where she needs her most. After all, she's not the girl who loves all this attention, but maybe she's the one who will fall in love with him. Sometimes, to notice what's right in front of us, we have to really believe in it. And sometimes a dark, wild night in Vegas does not mean the end of the day, but the beginning of a bright new life...