Anything but plain

In order to be Alicia, Lichita had to be smarter than anyone else and learn that no matter how hard you try to pretend to be what you are not, it is impossible to betray the heart and quit what matters the most in life: true love. Lichita Gutiérrez is the most ignored and humiliated employee of Icónika, Latin America’s most important publicity agency, a company she joined as an assistant with the illusion of growing little by little, but the truth is that she has been stuck in the same position for years being a kind of ‘jack of all trades’. She has considered quitting several times, but she just can’t let her parents down. Despite it all, Lichita fantasized with the day when love would come to her life and get her out of her dull existence. But that dream fades away day after day as reality always finds the way to severely put her feet back on the ground. Nobody will ever pay attention to her, not because she is ugly, but because she is so invisible and uninteresting. So, she has restricted the love ideas only to her fantasies and channeled all her efforts into a job that didn’t really fulfilled her expectations either. And the thing is that, in a company where ‘good person’ is synonym of stupid, everyone took advantage of Lichita’s kind and shy personality to assign her tasks that she really didn’t have to do. But for the first time, Lichita is willing to become noticeable, and after she learns that Sandra, Icónika’s cold and severe Director, urgently needs to present an entire publicity campaign, Lichita gets down to work. This is how, Lichita develops an original project, and in order to show it to Sandra, she will sneak into an exclusive party to which she, obviously, wasn’t invited. But before getting to show her project to Sandra, Lichita meets handsome and charming Roberto Duarte, a freeloader who hides a tough childhood and the bitter experience of being imprisoned for a crime he didn’t commit behind his seductive s