Lee has a great life. Well, not great, but pretty good. Most of the time. It's just that he never really seems to fit in. He's brainy; he knows more than almost everybody he knows, so why does it bug them so much when he shares that knowledge? He's a decent person, he wants to have friends, but he just can't seem to get the hang of it. Then Wendy, wonderful Wendy who everyone likes and Lee secretly has a crush on, offers to help him with a personality makeover. Lee doesn't know whether to be insulted or leap at the chance to finally make some friends and get people to like him, but he quickly realizes he wants to do whatever it takes to get Wendy to like him...because he's starting to wonder how he ever lived without her. Wendy's sure there's more to Lee than meets the eye, but he's hidden behind his sarcastic, know-it-all exterior for so long that it will take time to coax the real Lee out into the open and convince people he really has changed. But Wendy has faith in him, and Lee agrees to put real effort into changing. As he sheds his inner curmudgeon bit by bit, Wendy realizes the man who's being revealed is someone she could truly love.