A Rainy-Day Discovery of a Cozy Bookshop

A pretty young woman with dark hair in a loose ponytail, gold hoop earrings, burgundy long-sleeve top and beige trench coat. Soft, natural young female voice speaking casually to camera in a warm, slightly British/neutral accent, like a personal vlog.
She starts by a rain-streaked window looking out at wet cobblestone streets and says:
“Yeah, I definitely wasn't planning on going anywhere today, but staying home sounded boring.”
She puts on her trench coat, steps out the black front door into light rain, walks on shiny cobbles, smiles and says:
“Okay, maybe this was a bad idea.”
She notices a warm glowing independent bookshop, stops surprised:
“Wait, I've never been in here.”
She goes inside, browses wooden shelves, picks up a book and says:
“Okay, this was worth leaving the house for.”
Cut to her sitting by a rainy cafe window sipping coffee from a brown paper cup:
“This is exactly what I needed.”
She walks down a long empty cobblestone street at golden hour with coffee and a paper bag, sunlight flaring through her hair, then turns to camera smiling:
“Okay, I'm really glad I went out.”
“Random plans are usually the best ones.”
Soft natural lighting, wet reflections, cozy cinematic color grade, handheld but smooth camera, quiet rain and footsteps under her voice. Warm, slightly melancholic then happy mood. No text on screen.