Sophia was counting on starting a new life thanks to a long-awaited position as a correspondent in Cairo for the Swedish television network where she works. But after losing her grandmother and closing a painful chapter of her life, a will forces her to travel to Paris: she has inherited a small bar on a forgotten corner of the city, a place called Le Lulu that seems frozen in time. Her plan is to sell it and return to Stockholm. However, despite being almost in ruins, it whispers stories of love and friendship. She also meets a group of endearing characters who have put down roots there, and within walls covered with old photographs, Sophia discovers that her grandmother lived a far more fascinating life than she ever imagined. As the lights under the Parisian sky flicker over her doubts, Sophia faces a question that could change everything: what if this place were not just a legacy, but an invitation to stay? Preceded by its extraordinary international success, Under the Paris Sky weaves a story about the power of unexpected connections and the transformative strength of second chances.