Cecil is your typical happy-go-lucky guy, content with his life just the way that it is - and why shouldn't he be? He's got everything he could possibly want: a good job and his own place in the city, a boisterous group of friends he's known since kindergarten, and a hot-blooded girlfriend that always keeps him on his toes. As far as he's concerned, life is perfect, and he wouldn't change a thing. Angela is your typical planning-for-her-future girl, ready for the life she knows is coming her way - and why shouldn't she be? She'll have everything she's always wished for: a lovely home, a couple of beautiful children, and a loving and supportive husband that shares her dreams and passions. As far as she's concerned, life will be perfect - if only she can get Cecil to understand that he's going to have to change a few things about himself in the meantime. Linda isn't your typical woman (or typical person for that matter), and would probably give you an earful for using the word "typical" and her name in the same sentence. She needs even more freedom in her life than guys like Cecil, and is two steps ahead of women like Angela on a slow day. Men (and women) adore her, and she's got more than enough love for the whole world combined - so why isn't she satisfied with her life? Seems like she still has a few more things to figure out - and Cecil just might be one of them. Boy Meets Girl, The End is a modern-day fable that takes on the challenge of the age-old paradox, "What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?" - or in this case, what happens when a woman whose biological clock is ticking falls for a man who's just looking for a good time?