Sabrina is in New York City filming her first lead role in a major film, a romantic drama set against the city’s iconic landmarks. On her first night there, she receives a handwritten note at her favorite café that simply says, “You’re more than just a star—don’t forget to shine for yourself.”

Intrigued, she begins finding more notes tucked in unlikely places: at a park bench, on her dressing room mirror, even in her script. The notes are poetic, insightful, and deeply personal, making her feel seen in a way she hasn’t experienced before. Sabrina becomes obsessed with discovering the identity of her secret admirer.

Her investigation leads her to a quiet, aspiring poet who works at the café she frequents. At first, he denies being the one behind the notes, but the truth eventually comes out during a chance meeting in Central Park.

Sure, it was dangereous, but in the same time was so thrilling and to be honest she felt normal for a spljt second. She was sitting in a booth in that cafe and made glances over her not-so-secret admirer thinking wether she wants to approach or not