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A wealthy grandmother tests her grandson by sending him to work at a bakery in disguise. He struggles through his first shifts, meets Daisy, and begins to notice her kindness and work ethic.
Please, could you spare something for me to eat?
She only came here because she knew rich people would be coming.What a joke.
Please, my daughter, I'm hungry.
People like you are very annoying.Drink this.What a joke.
Ma'am, are you okay?
My daughter, I'm hungry.My daughter, do you have anything I can eat?
This is mine.You can have it.
And what will you eat?
I'll be fine.
The desserts go through there, please.
Of course.
Daisy?What are you still doing here?
I just finished the delivery.I'm leaving now.
Good.This isn't a party for employees.
I know.
Have a good night, Mama.
May kindness follow you, my child.
Madam, they're waiting for you inside.
I've seen enough.
Did anyone impress you, Madam?
One did.
Madam, your grandson is waiting upstairs.
Good.Let him wait a little longer.
Oh.
Finally.
Grandma, can we please get this over with?
No introductions yet.Come with me.
Thank you all for coming tonight.But my grandson will not be choosing a wife tonight.
What?Then why did you make me come down here?
Because tomorrow you and I need to talk.
Talk?You invited all those women just to send them home?
I learned everything I needed to know tonight.
So what now?
Tomorrow you start working.
Working where?
A bakery?
You'll work there like an ordinary man.
Grandma, I run companies.
Tomorrow you'll learn to take orders.
So I'm really doing this?
And no one there is to know who you are.No driver either.
You're enjoying this.
Very much.
Wait, doesn't he look familiar?
Him?
Please, he's the new employee.You probably saw him wandering around somewhere.
You're the new employee?
Yes.
Daisy, show him what to do.
Come on, I'll show you around.
Okay,
press this first, then the item.
You deleted the whole order.
I thought that was the confirm button.
You really haven't done this before, have you?
Apparently not.
Table three, and please don't drop anything.
I can carry a tray.
Oh.
You were saying?
This job is harder than it looks.
Finally, something we agree on.
Daisy, don't you have work to do?
I was showing him the tables.
And you, try not to break anything.
I'll do my best.
She's always like that.
I noticed.
You're definitely not a bakery person.
And you are?
I've been baking since I was little.
So, you actually like being here?
I like baking.Working for Tina is another story.What?
Nothing.I'm starting to understand.
Okay, that one's actually good.
I learn quickly.
Don't get too proud.You still nearly dropped two coffees.
You're not going to let that go, are you?
Absolutely not.
You delivered to that big ball last night?
Yeah, I dropped off the desserts and left.
You didn't stay?
For what?To chase some billionaire I've never met?
Fair enough.If working for Tina is so difficult, why stay?
I'm saving.
For what?
My own bakery, one day.
You'll have it.
You barely know me.
I've seen you work.Mind if I sit?
Go ahead.
That's all you eating?
It's enough.
You work harder than everyone in there.
Hard work doesn't always mean more money.What about you?What were you doing before this?
Office work.
That explains a lot.
Daisy, your break is over.
I still have 5 minutes.
Not today, we're busy.
Okay.
You too.
Of course.
These all need to be packed before the next delivery.Okay.
You're not doing all that by yourself.
You don't have to help.
I know.
You, go clean the tables out front.
I can finish helping her first.
I didn't ask you to help her.
All right.I'll come back.
Everyone left?
Tina wants all of this finished before tomorrow.
And she left you here alone?
I'm used to it.You can go home.
Then I'm staying, too.
You do this every night?
Most nights.
How you getting home?
Bus.
At this hour?
I've survived this long.Where are you going?
With you.
You don't even know where I live.
Then I guess you'll have to show me.
You're strange, you know that?
I've been called worse.
So, which bus do you take?
Whichever one gets me home.
You don't take the bus, do you?
I'm learning.
You're definitely strange.You can go.I'll be fine from here.
I'll wait until you're on.
Thanks for walking with me.
Get home safe.
See you tomorrow?
I survived one day.I think I can handle another.
Elmer and Daisy keep crossing paths at the bakery and slowly build a connection through small conversations, shared breaks, and walking home together. Their chemistry grows while Tina starts to notice their closeness.
I'm ready.
How was the bakery?
Exhausting.
Only exhausting?
There's a girl there.
Oh.
Don't start.
I didn't say anything.What's her name?
Daisy.
Daisy.
Why are you smiling?
No reason.
Oh, no.
Girl, stop.
You sure he's just some random employee?
Of course he is.
Elmer, right?
Yeah.
You're settling in pretty quickly.If you need anything around here, you can always ask me.
Daisy's been helping me.I'm good.
You and Daisy seem pretty comfortable already.
She's been helping me.
Just be careful.Daisy gets attached easily.
She doesn't seem like that.
You've known her 2 days.
Long enough to know she's been good to me.
What did she want?
She told me I should be careful around you.
She said that?
Mhm.
You don't have to believe her.
I don't.I'd rather decide what kind of person you are for myself.
Daisy, I need you in the kitchen.
Oh.But I'm helping Elmer out here.
He can manage.
I'm still learning.
Then I'll help you.I'll be in the back.
You know, you don't have to spend all your time with Daisy.
She's training me.
I own the place.I could train you.
I think Daisy's doing fine.Daisy, hold on.
Ah, I had them.
Clearly.
I did.
Sure you did.
Girl, I don't think he's interested.
He will be.
Daisy, this order needs to leave now.
All of these?
Yes, and they're already late.
I'll help.
You're supposed to stay here.
You have enough people out front.She can't carry all this alone.
Fine, but don't take all day.
Come on.
You really didn't have to come.
You were carrying half the bakery.
I've done worse.
That's not something to be proud of.
You always something to say?
Usually.
So, how long have you worked for Tina?
Long enough.This is it.You okay?
Yeah.Just thought I recognized the place.
Come on, office boy.Time to carry something.
You're never letting that go, are you?
Probably not.
Excuse me.Have we met before?
I don't think so.
You look very familiar.
I get that sometimes.
Come on, famous man.
Can I ask you something?
Depends.
If Tina treats you like that, why do you stay?
Because bills don't care if your boss is nice.Besides, I'm saving for something bigger.
Your bakery.
You remembered?
I listen.
Come on, office boy.You know, you don't act like someone who needs this job.
What's that supposed to mean?
You're too calm.Too confident.
Maybe I'm just good under pressure.
Or maybe there's more to you.
Maybe.You really want your own bakery that bad?
I don't want to work for Tina forever.I want something that's mine.
You'll get it.
You sound pretty sure.
I am.
So, what made you leave office work for a bakery?
I needed a change.
That's a pretty big change.
Maybe I needed to see what life looked like outside an office.
You really are strange.
You keep saying that.
See?You survived another assignment.
Barely.
Welcome to Sweet Bites.
Can I get you anything?Perhaps something sweet.I'm sorry.Have we met before?
I don't believe so.
You just look familiar.
I get that sometimes.
What would you like?
You choose.
Trusting me already?
I have a feeling you make good choices.
I hope everything is perfect.I'm Tina, the owner.If there's anything you need, please let me know.
We've met before.
We have?
I never forget a face.
You made this?
Yes, ma'am.
Then I chose well.
Thank you.
Very well, indeed.
Grandma.What are you doing here?
I wanted to see where you've been spending your days.
You almost gave everything away.
Relax.Your secret is safe.So, that's Daisy.
I like her.
Grandma.
What?I said I like her.
Don't start planning anything.
I don't have to.You're already doing that yourself.
Who was she?
Just someone I know.
She seemed to know you pretty well.
She's known me a long time.
Mysterious office boy strikes again.
You ask a lot of questions.
And you avoid a lot of answers.That woman seemed to know you.
She's an old family friend.
She didn't look like someone who hangs around bakery employees.
People can know each other without having the same job.
You're getting more mysterious every day.
Maybe you're just too curious.
You seem pretty interested in Elmer.
What?Do you like him?
He's my co-worker.
That wasn't my question.
Why do you care?
Because I do.
What does that mean?
It means stay away from him.
You like Elmer?
I said what I said.
Everything okay?
Yeah.
That didn't sound convincing.
I'm fine.Tina's just being Tina.
What did she say?
Nothing worth repeating.
What did you say to Daisy?
Why don't you ask her?
I did.
Then maybe she didn't want to tell you.
Whatever this is, leave Daisy out of it.
You didn't have to say anything to her.
She shouldn't be talking to you like that.
She's still my boss.
That doesn't mean she gets to control you.
You really don't know how to mind your business, do you?
Apparently not.What time are you done?
Soon.Why?
I thought I could walk with you again.
You know you don't have to keep doing that.
I know.
Okay.
You keep defending me.
Is that a problem?
No.I'm just not used to it.
Maybe you should be.
You really are strange.
So I've been told.
Can I ask you something?
Go ahead.
Why are you always helping me?
Maybe I like helping you.
That's not an answer.
It's the only one you're getting today.
That's me.
See you tomorrow.
You planning on surviving another day?
I think I can manage.
Good night, Elmer.
Good night, Daisy.
Tina becomes suspicious of Elmer and Daisy, while their bond deepens into a date and mutual affection. The tension peaks when Tina accuses Daisy of stealing, fires her, and Elmer quits in protest.
You walked Daisy to the bus again?
How do you know that?
I know you.You like her.
Grandma.
That wasn't a question.
You're early.
So are you.
I'm always early.
I noticed.
Is that for me?
Unless you want me to drink, too.
Maybe you're finally becoming useful.
Good morning to you, too.
You brought her coffee?
Yeah.
How thoughtful.
It's just coffee, Tina.
Of course.
Daisy, I need these packed before 10.All of them?Yes.
That's a lot for one person.
She can handle it.
It's fine.I'll do it.
Move over.I'll help.
You don't have to.
I know.
Elmer.I said Daisy can handle it.
And I said that's a lot for one person.
I need you out front.
It's okay.Go.
Elmer.
Keep packing.
I told you I need you out front.
And I'm helping her finish these first.
You're going to get yourself fired.
Then we better pack faster.
We actually finished.
Told you.
Thank you.
You would have done the same for me.
Maybe.
Eat.
I'm working.
You've been working all morning.Daisy, did you even eat today?5 minutes.
You're bossy.
And you're eating.
Thanks for helping me today.
You already thanked me.
I know.See you tomorrow?
Wouldn't miss it.
Girls' night tonight?Remember I told you your new employee looked familiar?Elmer?Remember that billionaire ball we went to?
What?
I searched him.Elmer is Adana's grandson.
That's really him?
Adana's grandson.The billionaire everyone was trying to meet at the ball.
And he's been working in my bakery?
You seriously didn't know?
No.But I do now.
Don't tell me you want him now.
Why shouldn't I?
What about Daisy?
What about her?She works for me.Elmer is another story.
Good morning, Elmer.
Morning.
How are you today?
I'm fine.
Good.Let me know if you need anything.
What was that?
I was about to ask you the same thing.
Have you had lunch yet?
It's barely morning.
I'm planning ahead.Let me take you somewhere nice later.
I'm good, Tina.
You sure?
Yeah.
She's acting weird.
You noticed, too?
She just offered to take you to lunch.
And I said no.
Good.
Good?
I mean good that you can make your own decisions.
Right.
Elmer, I need you with me up front.
For what?
I'll show you.
All right.
What did you need help with?
Nothing complicated.You know, you never talk about your family.
There's not much to talk about.
I doubt that.
Why are you suddenly so interested?
Maybe I should have been paying more attention.
What was that about?
I don't know.
She was asking about your family?
Yeah.
You think she knows something?
I think she's trying to find out.
You walking me to the bus today?
You asking me?
Maybe.
Then yes.
You know, you're becoming part of my routine.
Is that a bad thing?
I haven't decided yet.
Take your time.
So, that's what this is.
Not anymore.
Hello.
You busy today?
That depends.
On what?
On what you're about to ask me.
Go out with me.
Like a date?
Yeah, like a date.
Okay.You've changed shirts three times.
How long have you been standing there?
Long enough.Taking Daisy somewhere?
We're just going out.
On your day off after changing three times.
Grandma.
Don't overdress.She still thinks you're broke.What?
Nothing.
You're staring.
You clean up nice.
You're not so bad yourself.
Ready?Lead the way.
So, this is where you bring all your dates?
You're the first.
I don't believe you.
Why?
Look at you.
What does that mean?
You know exactly what it means.
I'm glad you came.
Me, too.
If you could do anything, what would you do?
I'd have my own bakery.
Really?
Something small, mine.No one telling me what I can create.
What would you call it?
I haven't figured that part out yet.
You will.
Okay, enough about me.What do you want?
What do you mean?
You know my dream now.What's yours?
I'm still figuring that out.
You're very good at giving answers that don't actually answer anything.
I've been told.
I had a good time.
You sound surprised.
A little.
That hurts.
You'll survive.
We should do this again.
A second date?
If you'll let me.
I'll think about it.Thank you for tonight.
You already thanked me.
I know.
Goodnight, Daisy.
Goodnight, Elmer.Now, goodnight.
Definitely.
Morning.
Morning.
Sleep well?
Eventually.
Hey, girl.Are you and the girls free tomorrow?
Probably.Why?
Come by the bakery.
What are you planning?
I'm getting rid of a problem.
Daisy, before you leave today, I want you to count the register.Okay?Count everything and write down the final amount for me.Got it.
You usually do the closing count.
I know, but Daisy can handle it today.It's fine.I'll do it.Perfect.Perfect.
Ready?
Yeah.
Let's see him defend you tomorrow.
Daisy.
Yeah?
Come here.You said everything matched last night?
It did.I counted it twice.
Then explain why money is missing.
What?Are you saying I took it?
You were the last person who counted this register.
And everything matched when I left.
Then where's the money, Daisy?
I don't know, but I didn't take anything.
She told you everything matched last night.
This doesn't concern you.
You're accusing her of stealing.It concerns me.
Money doesn't just disappear, Daisy.I counted everything twice.You know I wouldn't steal from you.
Well, somebody took it.
Then find out who did, but don't stand here calling me a thief.
That's enough, Tina.If you're accusing her of stealing, where's your proof?
The money is missing, Elmer.What more proof do you need?
That's not proof she took it.
You know what, Daisy?Take off your apron.
What?Why should I take off my apron?I haven't done anything wrong.
I don't employ thieves, Daisy.
Please, Tina.You know I would never steal from you.
Take off your apron.You're fired.
You're firing me?Without even proving I took anything?
I said you're fired.Get out of my bakery.
If Daisy is leaving, so am I.
Elmer, don't be ridiculous.This has nothing to do with you.
Then I quit.
What?What?
You heard me.
Elmer, you don't have to quit because of me.
I'm not staying where you're treated like this.
Elmer, wait.We can talk about this.
There's nothing to talk about.Come on.Let's go.
Elmer, I swear I didn't take that money.
Daisy, look at me.I believe you.
You do?
Of course I do.
Elmer, that job was everything I had.How am I supposed to pay my bills now?
Daisy, look at me.Your talent doesn't belong to Tina.And this isn't the end of your dream.
I guess I'll have to start looking for another bakery.
What if you didn't have to?
What do you mean?
What if you had a bakery of your own?
Elmer, I can barely afford my rent.
Just because it seems impossible doesn't mean it is.
I've worked so hard for that job.
And you deserve somewhere that appreciates you.
I just don't know where to start.
Then we'll figure it out together.
Together?
Together.
Tina, what were you thinking?
What?
You wanted Daisy gone, but now you've lost Elmer, too.
He'll come back.
Girl, did you see the way he looked at her?
Tina, that man is a billionaire.He doesn't need your job.
What's your point?
He didn't leave because you fired Daisy.He left because he cares about her.
I'm not letting Daisy take him from me.
Girl, he was never yours.
Who's side are you on?
Tina, you embarrassed that poor girl in front of everybody.
She stole from my bakery.
Then why did Elmer choose to leave with her?You wanted to get rid of Daisy.Instead, you pushed him closer to her.You've barely said a word since you came home.
Grandma, Daisy lost her job today.
What happened?
Her boss accused her of stealing.She didn't do it.
That poor girl.
She told me her dream was to own a bakery.I want to make that happen for her.
You want to open a bakery for her?
Yes, she deserves it.
Elmer, all you ever cared about was taking over the company.Nobody else's feelings matter to you.
I know, Grandma, but Daisy is different.
You really care about this girl, don't you?There's just one thing, Elmer.
What is it, Grandma?
Does Daisy know who you really are?
No.Not yet.
Then how do you plan to explain where the money came from?
I'll tell her it's money I saved from my old office job.
Be careful, Elmer.Love built on a secret can easily become a broken heart.Elmer, are you doing this because you love her or because you want her to love you?
Grandma, I'm not trying to buy her love.I just want to see her happy even if I get nothing in return.
My goodness, Elmer, you really have changed.
Elmer decides to help Daisy achieve her dream by finding and funding a storefront for her own bakery. He secretly prepares the space, reveals the surprise, and helps her get ready to open.
Hello, I'm calling about the storefront on Willow Street.Is it still available?
Yes, it is.
Good.I'd like to see it today.
The previous bakery closed a few months ago.Most of the equipment is still here.
And everything is available?
Yes, the owner is ready to lease it.
It's perfect for her.
Your wife?
Not yet.
Would you like to keep the previous bakery's name?
No.I want her to choose everything herself.
So this is a surprise?
A very big one.
Shall I prepare the lease in your name?
For now, I'll transfer it when she's ready.
She must be very special to you.
She is, but please keep this between us.It's a surprise.
Of course, Mr.Cole.
At least nobody can fire me from my own kitchen.One day I'll have my own bakery.
Hey, you.
Hey, beautiful.What are you doing?
Baking, trying to keep myself busy.
Think you could use some company?
Only if you're willing to taste test everything.
That's a risk I'm willing to take.
For my favorite baker.
You know you're spoiling me, right?
Get used to it.Wow.You made all these?
Every single one.
Well, don't lie to me.
Daisy, this is amazing.
You're just saying that.
I'm serious.People would line up to buy these.
I hope so.Maybe one day.
Can I ask you something?
Of course.
If you had your own bakery tomorrow, what would it look like?
Soft pink, big windows, beautiful flowers, somewhere everyone feels welcome.
Sounds beautiful.
Why are you asking?
Just curious.So, what would you call your bakery?
Maybe Daisy Sweet Haven.
I like that.
I want people to walk in and feel happy, like they're home.
Then that's exactly what it should be.
So, what kind of look are we going for?
Soft pink, beautiful flowers, and something warm and welcoming.
Sounds lovely.And the name?
Daisy Sweet Haven.
I love that.
I want her to walk in and feel like it's everything she's ever dreamed of.
What do you
It's exactly how she described it.
We should have everything finished in a few days.
Perfect.I can't wait for her to see it.
Well, Elmer, what do you think?
It's beautiful, just how she imagined it.
Everything will be ready for her tomorrow.
Good.I want it to be perfect.
She must be one lucky woman.
No.I'm the lucky one.
Hey handsome.
Hey beautiful.You ready?
Ready for what?
I have a little surprise for you.
Elmer, what are you up to?
Do you trust me?
Of course I do.A blindfold?Elmer, seriously?
Come on beautiful, trust me.
You better not be planning anything crazy.
I promise.Now close your eyes.
I can't see a thing.
That's the whole point.
Elmer, you know I can't see anything, right?
I know baby.I've got you.
This better be a good surprise.
Trust me.You're going to love it.
Elmer, are we there yet?
Almost beautiful.
You've been saying that for 10 minutes.
Patience baby.It'll be worth it.
Not yet.Just a little longer.
Elmer, you're really testing my patience.
Come on.I've got you.
Elmer, please tell me we're almost there.
Just a few more steps.
Why do I feel like you're hiding something big?
Because I am.
Elmer!
Come on.Watch your step.Okay?Stop right here.
Elmer, where are we?
Somewhere very special.
Can I take this off now?
Almost.
Okay Daisy.Open your eyes.
Oh my god.Elmer!
Elmer, this place must have cost a fortune.
Don't worry about that.
No, seriously.How did you afford all this?
I had some savings from my old office job.I wanted to put them towards something meaningful.
You used your savings for me?
I believe in you, Daisy.
I don't even know what to say.
You don't have to say anything.
Thank you, Elmer.Thank you so much.
You deserve this, Daisy.
Come on.There's something else I want to show you.
There's more?
You haven't even seen your kitchen yet.
Elmer, this is incredible.
Elmer, I've wanted one of these forever.
Then it's a good thing you have two.
I still can't believe this is happening.
Well, you better believe it.You've got a bakery to run.
So, when do we open?
Whenever you're ready.
Seriously?
Of course.We'll make some flyers, get the word out, and take it from there.
I can't believe I'm actually going to have customers of my own.Oh, I love that.Yes, that's perfect.
All right.I'll get these printed, and we can hand them out tomorrow.
We're really doing this.
We really are.
I can't believe we're actually handing these out today.
We've got a whole neighborhood to introduce you to.
What if nobody shows up?
Then I'll be your first customer.
You don't count.You already eat everything for free.
Hi.We're opening a new bakery just down here.
Oh, this is so cute.Is it yours?
Yes, we're opening soon.
Well, I'll definitely stop by.
Thank you so much.
I think we've given out almost 50.
See?People are already interested.
I was so nervous this morning.
You?Nervous?You practically chased that last woman down the street.
I did not.
Oh, a new bakery.What will you be selling?Cupcakes, custom cakes, fresh pastries, everything made with love.Well, you've got yourself a customer.Thank you.I can't wait to see you there.
I think we actually did it.
Now we just need to get everything ready for tomorrow.
Tomorrow.Wow, I'm really opening my own bakery.
And you're going to do great.
Then we'd better start baking.
I hope we're making enough.
Daisy, you've made enough cupcakes to feed the entire neighborhood.
I'm just nervous.Tomorrow's a big day.
And you're ready for it.
Actually, there's one more thing.
What now?
Your bakery.Your keys.
I really am the owner, aren't I?
You sure are.
I barely slept last night.
Excited or nervous?
Both.
Well, boss, ready to open your bakery?
Let's do this.
Daisy opens her bakery successfully, but Tina exposes Elmer's billionaire identity and his secret support. After the truth comes out, Elmer and Daisy confront the lie, reconcile, and affirm their love.
Good morning.Welcome to Daisy's Sweet Haven.Your bakery is gorgeous.I saw your flyer yesterday.
Thank you.You're actually our very first customer.
Really?Then I'll take six of those strawberry cupcakes.
Six strawberry cupcakes coming right up.And you're all set.
Thank you.Congratulations on your opening.
Thank you so much.Enjoy your cupcakes.Elmer, I just made my first sale.
First of many.
Is it just me or has the food here been tasting different lately?
Girl, I've noticed it, too.It hasn't been the same since those two employees left.
Honestly, this is probably my last time coming here.
Actually, I heard there's a new bakery called Daisy Sweet Haven.
Really?We should go try it.
It's on Willow Street.They just opened today.
Daisy Sweet Haven?No way.It can't be the same Daisy.She doesn't have that kind of money.
No, you've got to be kidding me.Daisy and Elmer?How the hell did she afford a place like that?So, that's why he left with her.He actually bought her a whole bakery?She thinks she's better than me now?
I need to see this for myself.
You've got to be kidding me.She really owns this place?How is this even possible?
Well, well, well, look who owns a bakery now.
Tina?
What are you doing here?
I came to see what everyone's talking about.And of course, you're here, too.So, this is your little plan?Get yourself a rich man and have him buy you a bakery?
Tina, what are you talking about?
Oh, please, you're only with Elmer because he's a billionaire.
Wait.What did you just say?
Don't tell me you didn't know.
Elmer, you're a billionaire?
Daisy, I was going to tell you.
So, it's true?
Yes.
You lied to me?You told me you were just an ordinary employee.
I know.I should have told you the truth.
And the money for this bakery?That wasn't from your savings, was it?
No, Daisy.
So, you've been lying to me this whole time?
Come on, Daisy.You really thought a man like Elmer was just an ordinary employee?
Enough, Tina.
I'm just telling you the truth.
You came here to humiliate me.Now, get out of my bakery.
Elmer, what's wrong?You look miserable.
Daisy found out everything, Grandma.About the money, about who I really am.
How did she find out?
Tina showed up at her bakery and told her.Now, Daisy thinks our whole relationship was a lie.
Elmer, there's something I've never told you.
What is it, Grandma?
Do you remember the homeless woman at your ball?The one Tina spilled water on?
Yes.What about her?
That woman was me.
Wait.You were testing everyone?
I wanted to see how people treated someone they believed had nothing.
And Tina poured water on you?
Yes.But, Daisy was the only one who showed me kindness.I already knew Daisy worked at Sweet Bites.
Wait.You knew?
Of course.That's why I sent you to work there.
So, meeting Daisy wasn't a coincidence?
No, my dear.But, falling in love with her, that was entirely your doing.All you ever cared about was taking over the company.Nobody else's feelings mattered.
I know, Grandma.
I couldn't hand you our family's legacy until you understood that people matter more than money.
And Daisy taught me that.
You know what?I think it's time I met Daisy properly.
You want to talk to her?
She deserves to know the truth about everything.
Just don't make her feel pressured to forgive me.
I won't.That's her decision to make.
Good afternoon.Welcome to Daisy's Sweet Haven.
What a beautiful bakery.
Wait.I remember you.You came to Sweet Bites.
Yes, Daisy.But, today I've come to see you.
Me?
There's something important I'd like to tell you.
So, you're Elmer's grandmother?The woman I helped at the ball?
The very same woman.
Wow, you people really know how to keep secrets.
But, one thing was never a secret, Daisy.My grandson genuinely loves you.
I mean, I don't think any girl would be mad about dating a billionaire,
especially one who's completely crazy about her.
But, seriously, Grandma, he could have just told me.I loved him when I thought he was broke.
And that's exactly why you're special, Daisy.
Oh, he's definitely going to hear from me.
Should I warn him?
No, let him be worried a little longer.
Oh, Daisy, that poor boy doesn't stand a chance with you.
He'll survive.He's a billionaire, remember?
Sir, you have a visitor.
A visitor?Who?
A young lady.She says her name is Daisy.
Daisy?
Hi, Elmer.
So, Mr.Billionaire,
Daisy, listen.I can explain.
You told me you used your office savings to buy my bakery.What office?The one inside your private jet?
Wait, are you making fun of me?
Oh, I'm just getting started.Elmer, you know you could have just told me, right?
I know.I was afraid everything would change once you knew.
I fell in love with you when I thought you were an ordinary man.
And I'm sorry I made you question any of it.
Just promise me no more secrets.
No more secrets.I promise.
Good, because I don't want to find out you're secretly the president next.
I think billionaire is enough for one lifetime.
Come here, you ridiculous man.
So, does this mean you've officially forgiven me?
Hmm, I'm still reviewing your application.
My application?
Yes, and unfortunately, Mr.Billionaire, your interview was terrible.
Wow, that's harsh.
But lucky for you, the position is still yours.Actually, there's one more thing.
What is it?
Promise me you'll never change the way you treat me.
Daisy, having money never made me happy.You did.
Then I guess I'm keeping you.
I was hoping you'd say that.
The grandmother helps expose Tina's cruelty, leading to a public boycott and the collapse of Sweet Bites. In the end, Elmer is named CEO, and he and Daisy celebrate how far they've come together.
Well, well, look who's smiling again.
Grandma, you knew Daisy was coming?
Me?I don't know anything.
Oh, Grandma, you're a terrible liar.
And yet somehow you two still fell for my little plan.Daisy, I hope you know you're already part of this family.
Thank you, Grandma, but can I ask you something?
Of course, my dear.
Are there any other billionaires hiding in this family?Because I'd like to be emotionally prepared.
Oh, this girl.Elmer, you've certainly met your match.Daisy, why don't you stay and have dinner with us?
Grandma, I was trying to be polite, but whatever is cooking back there smells too good.
So that's why you really came?For food?
Excuse me, sir.I came for love.The food is just a bonus.
Daniel, do we still have the recording from Elmer's ball?
Yes, ma'am.Everything was recorded.
Good.I want you to post the video of Tina pouring water on that woman.
On social media, ma'am?
Everywhere.Let the public see exactly how the owner of Sweet Bites treats people.
Ma'am, the video is spreading everywhere.
Good.People deserve to know who they're supporting.
BOYCOTT SWEET BITES.BOYCOTT SWEET BITES.
WHAT ON EARTH IS GOING ON HERE?
We saw that video.You should be ashamed of yourself.
You people need to mind YOUR BUSINESS.
WE ARE, AND WE'RE TAKING OUR BUSINESS SOMEWHERE ELSE.
BOYCOTT SWEET BITES.BOYCOTT SWEET BITES.
MA'AM, WE HAVE A serious problem.
What now?
Everyone's canceling their orders, even our regular customers.Canceling because of one stupid video?Ma'am, nobody's coming in either.
This can't be right.We barely made anything this week.Ma'am, the suppliers are calling again.Tell them I'll pay them.And the landlord says we're behind on rent.
The landlord won't give me another extension.So, what are we going to do?I've lost almost everything.I can't even afford to keep this place running.Are you saying we're closing?Yes, I'm closing Sweet Bites.
It's really over.
Come on, I heard Daisy's cupcakes are amazing.Let's hurry before they sell out.
Daisy, have you seen what happened to Sweet Bites?What happened?They've closed down permanently.Wow, I never thought it would end like that.After everything she did to you, I thought you'd be happy.I'm happy with my life now.That's enough for me.Enjoy.Well, look who decided to visit his girlfriend.I have some news.Please don't tell me you secretly own another country.No.Grandma officially made me CEO of the family company today.Elmer, that's amazing.I'm so proud of you.Can you believe we went from working at Sweet Bites to sitting here in my own bakery?And you used to boss me around every single day.Because you were terrible at your job.I was a billionaire pretending to know how to operate a coffee machine.And I was falling in love with the worst employee in bakery history.Who would have thought my annoying co-worker would turn out to be the love of my life?
Annoying?I thought I was charming.You were terrible at making coffee.But I was pretty good at falling in love with you.That you were.