Lea needs a room, fast — no drama, and definitely none involving a roommate who acts like he's hiding something. What she doesn't know is that Jonas really is hiding something: himself. As the lead singer of the band Cold Light, he's on the verge of a new album, thrust into a spotlight he can't stand right now. So he makes Lea a deal: four weeks in which he's simply Jonas, the guy from the fourth floor who makes terrible coffee. No fame, no questions, no expectations. What starts as a convenient arrangement quickly becomes something neither of them planned for — between shared evenings in the kitchen, music bleeding through thin walls, and glances that linger a little too long, feelings refuse to stay on schedule. But as the four weeks wind down, one thing becomes impossible to ignore: the truth can't be postponed forever, and some deals were never meant to be kept.