Description
Rose is struggling to cope with the death of Bernard, her soulmate, who recently passed away. Upon reading his will, she discovers that her husband has bequeathed his woodworking shop to Mathis, one of his former apprentices. Distraught, she nevertheless agrees to hand over the keys. Mathis is also going through a difficult time. Between the upcoming birth of his child and his struggle with alcohol, he must learn to stand on his own two feet and take responsibility for his actions. Inheriting the workshop becomes an unexpected opportunity for him: to continue Bernard's work and finally find his own path to healing. Ophélie, for her part, feels lost since her daughter left home. She no longer finds joy in her romantic relationship and doubts her future. The memory of Rose, who read tea leaves and knew how to guide wounded souls, then resurfaces. Driven by the need to find meaning in her life, she walks through the workshop door, a true refuge for those seeking to heal their wounds. In this place of listening, creation, and benevolence, where they seek to mend what seemed irrevocably broken, Rose, Mathis, and Ophélie will learn that hearts can heal and that
