Sadly, old MacPherson, the owner and founder of the House of MacPherson, passed away bestowing the firm to his heir, the frivolous son, Robert. Now, Robert, as the new chief of the MacPherson's tweed factory, he will fall for Angela Barrows, an accomplished business analyst from the US, and her avant-garde ideas for the company's contemporisation, in complete disregard though of the humble and respectable chief accountant Mr Martin's strong objection. But Angela is an actual force of nature with her glittering self-confidence, leaving no other choice for the traditional Mr Martin but to put things right again like a man, however, can he alone stop the sheer force of change?
—Nick Riganas