Groundhog Valentine

Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is a disaster that keeps happening on repeat.
Chloe Winters lives for the aesthetic. As an up-and-coming lifestyle influencer, she has one goal: secure the massive L'Amour Chocolate campaign by posting the ultimate Valentine's Day reveal. She has the dress, the reservations at the city's hottest restaurant, and the handsome (if slightly rustic) boyfriend, Liam. It's going to be perfect.
Until it isn't.
In a span of two hours, Chloe spills wine on her couture, Liam breaks up with her because he "can't date a phone screen," and a flambé accident burns the restaurant to the ground. Chloe goes to sleep humiliated, wishing for a do-over.
She gets one. And another. And another.
Trapped in a time loop, Chloe treats Valentine's Day like a video game, memorizing Liam's dialogue and tackling waiters to prevent the fire. But no matter how hard she tries to curate the perfect night, the restaurant burns, and the relationship implodes.
With nowhere left to hide from the inevitable inferno, Chloe retreats to the only place open: The Daily Grind coffee shop. There, she finally notices Ben, the scruffy, quiet barista she's ignored for months. Ben sees past her filters, knows her real coffee order, and challenges her to stop performing her life.
To break the loop, Chloe has to do the one thing her followers would hate: embrace the mess, dump the guy, and let the world burn.