She leads a well-regulated life. He completely ignores the rules. True, at barely twenty-five, Ruthie only lives for her job and has no fiancÔe or social life. Admittedly, she spends her days surrounded by people whose age is around ninety years. But Ruthie will soon become the manager of the luxury retirement home where she officiates, and her life suits her perfectly. Her schedule is fixed on weeks, her days are millimeter, and she knows that everything is under control. At least she believed it, until she met Teddy. This head-to-toe tattooed biker needs a roof, and his father, the owner of the establishment, allows him to stay with the employees on the condition that he lends a hand. Ruthie would have done well without this disruptive element who, overnight, becomes both her “colleague” and her neighbor. Especially since, if Teddy's very advantageous physique proves to be useful for negotiating with the residents, he quickly becomes a threat to his own mental tranquility ...