In Truly, Madly, Sweetly, Natalie (played by Nikki DeLoach) is a hardworking and independent woman who runs her own food truck business. Her life changes when Eric (played by Dylan Neal), a recently divorced father of a teenage daughter, enters her life. Eric's aunt has passed away and left them a building that has a lot of potential - it was once a famous bakery and could be restored to its former glory. Natalie and Eric soon realize that they need to work together and renovate the bakery in order to sell it, but the process won't be easy.
As they spend more and more time together, Natalie and Eric start to develop feelings for one another. However, Natalie is hesitant to pursue a romantic relationship with Eric because she wants to keep things strictly business. She's worried that any romantic feelings could jeopardize their partnership. Eric, on the other hand, is eager to take their relationship to the next level.
Throughout the film, Natalie and Eric work together to overcome a number of obstacles. They face challenges with the building's historical designation, disagreements over how to renovate the space, and doubts about their own feelings for each other.
Ultimately, Natalie realizes that she can't ignore her feelings for Eric any longer. The two of them come together for a grand opening of the bakery, which is a huge success. In the end, the unlikely partners are able to work together to create a new chapter in their lives - both professionally and romantically.