Promise Me Tomorrow — Special Edition

After losing her best friend, Lenny stopped believing in tomorrow. But sometimes, all it takes is meeting a stranger to remind us that the world keeps turning.

Lenny's life is in complete chaos at the moment. Ever since cancer took her best friend, she feels completely lost. She avoids her parents, who cannot hide their concern; she avoids the apartment she shared with her friend; and above all, she avoids the laminated list titled "Live Again" — a set of promises she made to herself to survive the grief. Lenny believes that if she pretends she has everything under control, no one will notice that she is falling apart.

The only jobs she can bear are as a temporary nanny, and she has just landed an excellent one: helping Reese, an overwhelmed single mother, and her daughter, Ainsley. The only problem? Miles, Ainsley's uncle, always seems to be around and is something of a human version of the grumpy cat meme. Worse: he seems to be able to read her soul.

Surprisingly, Miles knows a lot about grief and makes Lenny a proposal: he will help her complete the "Live Again" list if she helps him get closer to Ainsley and improve the complicated relationship he has with Reese. Lenny doubts that anything can fill the void left by her best friend, but between moonlight ferry trips, midnight bowls of ramen and a shoulder always available, Miles does not give up on her. After all, it seems that sometimes the life we know has to end so that we can find a new beginning.