It's a Date (Again)

Peyton Sanders has spent years on dead-end relationships and dating apps. Then a man tells her he loves her, and she realizes she feels the same. She hurries to tell him so, but a car hits her on the way, and she wakes in hospital with amnesia.

Three men arrive at her bedside, and each says he is her boyfriend. She recognizes none of them. One is a rough-hewn contractor who wears flannel, one is a well-dressed consultant with a charming smile, and one is a tattooed chef who brings homemade chocolates. Only one of them is the man she was running toward.

Peyton's friends Maya and Robbie come up with a plan: she will date each of the three again from the start and see whom her heart picks. The test is simple on paper, with one man after another, and she has no memory to guide her.

This is a romantic comedy with a love-triangle setup (a triangle with an extra corner) and a lighthearted, funny tone. The mystery of which man is the right one drives the story, and Peyton has to trust her instincts because her mind cannot help her.