George Lewis insists on going Dutch due to their large pension gap, ignoring his wife's financial pressure and poor health. His wife moves out, George enjoys retirement alone. Four years later, when their grandson is born, George learns his wife secretly helped their daughter-in-law during pregnancy. Deeply moved, he changes his ways, stops insisting on going Dutch. They resolve misunderstandings, manage life and finances together, supporting each other to enjoy a warm and harmonious later life.
