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Great.

Bring those eyes back.

Great.

Lovely, Callie. Looking great. There we
go.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.

Lovely, lovely smile.

Great. That's it. Yep.

Lovely. And look off.

Oh,

perfect. And I think we got it. That'll
do. Thank you so much, Callie. Thank

you.

Oh, you were the best.

You are getting a late start. Maybe you
should push your trip. You're the one

who said this would be done early.

Photographers operate on their own time
schedule.

I'm not complaining, but I'm not
delaying my trip either.

That was worth a shot. If you're going
to make it, though, your stop in Philly

is in two hours and 45 minutes.

I'll change click.

Since I'll be driving through Nebraska,
I put a call into a children's hospital

to schedule a quick visit. You can't be
making extra stops. You need to be in

Los Angeles on the 22nd. The party isn't
until the 23rd.

This is Emerald Glam's Christmas event,
not just a party.

People are buzzing that it's the
pinnacle events of the season, and you

miss the moment when they announce you
as the face of their brand.

I know, and I won't.

This is everything we worked for. It
just would have been easier if you took

plane, like a sane person.

So you said.

When is the driver arriving?

Oh, he's, uh, wondering where to park.

She's at it another stop.

Nebraska. Oh, okay. You'd be doing me a
favor if you say it's impossible.

It'll be tight.

The itinerary you sent said Philly,
Chicago, Kansas City, Denver.

Is she thinking on the way to Denver or
Kansas City?

By the way, it's a bit of a detour.
Great.

We'll just say no.

It'll be a miracle keeping her on
schedule when you have to pull her away

her fans at these events. I'm a little
more worried about the weather. Just do

whatever it takes to get her to L .A. by
the 22nd. Sure.

I'm serious.

I'll make it work.

This is the driver,

Jake.

It's Jack, actually. Jack Swanson.

Hi, Callie Caldwell.

I thought Benjamin was driving me.

Oh, he was, but he's got young children
at home and doesn't want to be away from

them at Christmas.

Oh, of course.

Max, I've been doing some more sketches,
and I was thinking we could show them

to Donna or maybe even Stella when we
get to California.

I know I'm not a designer per se.

Beautiful, but we've got to focus on the
here and now. I don't want us to take

our eyes off the prize.

Let's... Put this on the back burner a
little bit.

Of course.

Her bags are right there.

Why can't you get this? I've got it.

The car's just around the back. Perfect.

One last chance to change your mind.

First class seat.

Nice big plane.

No thanks.

See you in LA.

Can I get a picture with you? Of course.

Beautiful.

Thank you. Yeah, thank you.

Can I get you an autograph?

Absolutely.

What are your names?

My name is Jade. Jade.

I'm Mikayla. Mikayla. I'm Zoe. I'm Zoe.

Okay.

Here you go.

Thank you, Zoe. Yeah, Merry Christmas.

Bye.

How's it looking?

Uh, what?

Our schedule.

How are we doing?

We should be arriving five minutes
early, Miss Caldwell.

Callie, please.

The itinerary your manager sent over
said it was a club?

Of sorts.

Should I park somewhere more discreetly
to avoid any rowdy crowds?

I think we'll be okay.

Interesting club.

I'll be an hour.

We have to hurry if you want to make it
to your hotel on time.

Your manager said he wants you there by
7 to get enough rest. We have an early

start to make it to Chicago tomorrow.

But Max doesn't know won't hurt him.

Okay.

Hey, everyone. How are we doing?

Hey. Hi.

Oh, we're so glad you were able to stop
here today.

All the kids are inside, and they're so
excited to meet you.

I can't wait to meet them. Oh, go ahead,
go ahead.

Hey, Ellen.

Zach, did you see the low -pressure
system forming over South Dakota?

Yeah, I'm watching it. Good.

Guess who I just got off the phone with?

Your mother.

She called here completely unsuspecting.

I cannot believe I'm the one who told
her.

I was going to call her.

And that's her now.

I'll keep checking the forecast.

You take the call and make sure she
knows I had nothing to do with this.

Hi, Mom.

Was going to call. I'm sorry that they
just got away from me.

Imagine how I felt when I called your
office to see if you could pick up a few

things over there for your dad for
Christmas.

And I find out from your office manager
that you would not be home for Christmas

again.

I'm sure it was upsetting.

This is the third year in a row, Jack.

You won't even recognize Sophia, who, by
the way, keeps asking if Uncle Jack

will dance with her at the Christmas
festival this year.

What am I supposed to tell that little
girl?

Tell her I love her, and my most
important client needs to be in Los

before Christmas.

Unfortunately, I can't ask any of the
other drivers with spouses or families

do it. Well, you know what? The last I
checked, we were family.

And I thought your staff did all of the
driving.

Isn't that what you said last Christmas?

And now this client needs you to drive
across country in the middle of winter?

I know.

I know.

I'm sorry.

I miss you all.

I just...

I just can't be there.

You know what?

This isn't about a client or management
issues, is it?

This is about Talia.

Oh, Jack, sweetheart, I should have told
you ages ago.

Told me what?

Hey,

Talia broke it off with Lauren.

We received funding from the city and
some donors, but your stop here is going

to help so much.

I'm so glad.

So many of the kids come because there's
no place to go after school.

So this becomes their positive safe
haven.

Much better than other questionable
activities.

Of course.

Can I join in?

Oh, of course. Whatever you want.
Please.

Jack?

When?

A while ago.

She wanted to tell you herself, but she
didn't know how.

Obviously, she feels... Sorry?

Guilty? Rotten?

She needs some adjectives. I've got a
few ideas.

I know. I know. And you are justified to
feel that way.

You know, maybe if you were here, you
could sort things out.

She still loves you.

I just feel that... Well, I just feel
like... You two were happy once.

Honey, maybe it's time to stop running
away.

I'm not running away.

I'm doing what I have to do for my
company and my 16th staff that I employ.

It's not the same when you're not here,
especially at Christmas time.

I know.

Please, give Dad and the Klan a big hug
for me.

Well, I wish you would do it yourself,
but... Okay.

I love you, Jack.

I love you too.

Wait, who's on my team?

Me.

Oh,

nice. Nice one.

How far did I tell?

Pittsburgh, right?

A bit beyond.

About five or six hours, but the weather
might slow us down.

Did Benjamin have kids and didn't want
to be away from them at Christmas?

Yeah. So you don't have a family?

Everyone has a family. I just don't have
any kids.

What about your family?

Are you spending Christmas with them at
all?

No. I'm an only child.

My parents died nine years ago.

I'm sorry.

I didn't know.

It's okay.

I doubt you spend your days following me
online.

Still, losing your parents is awful.

To be honest, it feels like a lifetime
ago.

It took some time, but I'm doing okay.

So, uh,

what do you do this time of year?

Lately, it's all about getting bigger
and better gigs.

Modeling's really starting to take off
for me, so... Who's that?

That, uh,

sounds busy.

You were trying to not say lonely.

No, no, no, no.

We'll be at the hotel in just a few
minutes.

Thank you.

You can leave those. I don't need them,
should I?

Okay.

I'm starving.

Me too.

Did you want me to bring something in?

Actually, I was thinking we should go
somewhere together.

There's a restaurant about a block from
here.

My treat?

Well, that's not... Yeah, happy night.

All right, I'll have that out in just a
minute.

Do I know you?

Just one of those faces.

Oh, okay.

What happens if someone recognizes you?

Depends on the person, but usually a
photo and some excited conversation.

It's part of the gig.

Do you like it?

Most of the time.

What do you do if you need a break from
that stuff?

Um,

well, I draw.

Clothes? Yeah.

Can I see?

Oh, wow.

These are really good.

Do you, you know, make the clothes as
well?

No. Yeah.

Or at least I used to.

Wow. You are so talented.

I'm talented at modeling and wearing
other people's clothes.

People can have more than one talent.

I mean, these are really great.

Do you spend a lot of time looking at
sketches of clothes?

It's my first time, but I never knew
they could look like art.

Thank you.

Um, so question for you.

Yes. We have Chicago tomorrow.

Yeah.

Cleveland is on the way.

Are you serious?

Quick stop.

Uh, how quick?

An hour.

Okay. Uh,

well, we have to be in Chicago by three,
which is five hours away from

Cleveland, which is about two, two and a
half hours away from here.

So.

If we leave early, like.

Really early.

Of course.

I could just hear your manager
screaming.

Don't worry about Max.

What's in Cleveland?

A friend.

She runs a woman's shelter, and I want
to stop and say hi to everyone.

You're serious about these stops, aren't
you?

What do you mean?

Like it's not just your show.

Like you actually want to stop and see
these people, even if it bothers your

manager.

Yeah.

Huh.

What, you don't believe me? No, no, I
do. It's just, I drive around a lot of

people who do the same thing, but only
if there's enough publicity in it for

them.

Yeah, well, I've gone to where I am
because people have supported me.

I mean, even if it's just with likes and
comments online, it made a difference.

So, I figured that this is a way that I
can... Give back?

Yeah.

Good for you.

Hey, it's me, Talia.

I know we haven't talked in ages, and
it's my fault.

I just need you to know that I'm sorry.

I miss you, Jack.

I know it's a lot to ask, but if we
could talk, I think we could maybe clear

things between us.

Please?

Good morning.

Oh, thank you.

You don't have to keep doing that.

What? Opening the door.

Here, hotel, the restaurant.

I'm the driver.

Besides, I like to think I'd open it
even if I wasn't on duty.

I think you would.

Ha! Beat ya.

Just this once.

What are you doing?

Getting the bag.

Oh.

As much as I'm trying to be all
independent and strong, can you help me

these? Yeah, sure. Which one?

The big one.

Kelly! Rose!

Oh, Kelly.

It is so good to see you.

I've missed you.

Yeah.

This is Jack. Jack gets his rose.

Oh, hi.

A friend of Callie's is a friend of
mine.

Lovely to meet you.

Everyone's excited.

Shall we?

Yeah. Hey, everybody.

Callie's here.

Hi, everyone.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.

Can I help?

Yeah.

Are these the coats?

Oh, I don't know.

Right here.

Callie brings them anytime she can
visit.

These are for the shelter.

Yeah, most of the women need a good
coat, and something designer always

them feel extra special.

Hey, everyone.

Hi. How are we doing?

Great. Callie asked the people she
models for if she can keep the coats

the photo shoots or if they have spare
inventory lying around.

Each one of these probably cost like a
month's rent.

So I brought some makeup for everyone.

These are some of my favorite brands.

I think that this color would look
really great on you.

Your mother would be so proud of you.

I wish you could stay longer.

Me too.

Where are you headed next?

Chicago.

Well, the weather is getting sketchy,
one of those awful Midwestern storms, so

you be careful out there.

We will.

Merry Christmas, Rose.

Merry Christmas, both of you.

And you take good care of her, Jack.
She's precious cargo.

Will do.

Bye, Rose.

So, my interview shouldn't take more
than an hour, but if it does go long...

It's not my fault.

I can't exactly get up in the middle of
it and leave.

You're trying to claim it's not your
fault before you're even late?

Just saying.

You do a lot of these kind of
interviews?

Yeah. Sometimes just simple stuff.

Quick things.

Sometimes more formal.

TV? One or two of those, but mostly
social media and podcasts.

Is it live?

I'm not sure.

Hi, I'm here for an interview.

I'm Callie Coldwell.

Great to see you.

Were the roads okay?

We made it safely.

Awesome. Right this way.

The recording studio is just back here.

Oh, can I get you a drink?

Nothing, but Jack maybe.

Of course.

Would you like something?

Oh, no, I'm fine. Thank you. I'll just
wait right here.

Perfect.

Super excited to have you today.

So I want to talk to you today about
your career.

You know, the influencer turn model, the
holidays, and any brands that you want

to talk about, like Emerald Glam
Cosmetics.

Sounds good. Awesome.

That low -pressure system is building.

Multiple forecasts are coming in, but
they're inconsistent.

Could it fizzle?

Two of the projections are calling for
it to move north of your route.

Two are showing it building on target,
and one is showing it dissipating.

You realize you're no help.

Well, what worries me is it's right in
your path tonight.

Yeah, it could mess with us even
reaching tonight's hotel.

Did you talk to your mother?

Why?

You could reroute south.

Maybe stop in a little town you know
well.

That would make a lovely Christmas gift
for your mom. I have a client to think

of. Not crashing her into a snowbank is
thinking of her responsibly.

I'll figure out a new route.

Thank you for coming in. You're even
lovelier in person, if that's possible.

Thank you so much. Have a good night.
Okay, I gotta go. Talk later.

Everything okay?

Yeah. How'd the interview go?

Fine. Easy.

Great. Let's get on the road.

It's coming down harder.

Yeah.

I can't tell if it's getting late or if
it's just the weather.

Bit of boat, unfortunately.

What is it?

A lot of wrecks ahead.

What do we do?

Doesn't look good.

The news is saying there's over a dozen
wrecks ahead, including a big pileup.

It'll be hours before it's cleared up.

And that's the way of the hotel?

Yeah.

Okay. We could pull up at another stop
or change route?

Yeah, I mean, we could try turning down
south.

I mean, it's a little less direct at
this point.

What? There's another forecast thing
that's bad weather coming up that way.

So we'll get trapped.

What do you recommend?

Either we go to the nearest airport, get
you to L .A.

I missed my other stopped.

I mean, who's to say that the weather
isn't messing up air traffic?

You're right.

Or the other option is that we wait this
out someplace safe and see how much of

your schedule we can salvage in Kansas
City.

Somewhere safe?

Bet you're wishing you'd turn down this
job.

Yeah, I'm rethinking it, that's for
sure.

Will your boss be upset?

About the extra miles and the delay?

Well, he's not too happy about it right
now, I can tell you that.

Well, I'll talk to him.

I mean, I'll tell him about how great
you've been.

Oh, you think I've been great.

Sorry. Well, I did before the car
started swerving all over the place.

I think maybe I should sit up there with
you. That's all right. We'll be there

in a few minutes. Just make sure you're
buckled in.

I am.

Oh, and, um, Callie?

Yeah.

I'm the boss.

Of what?

Of Swan lives in.

I started the company three years ago.

Jack Swanson.

Of course.

I'm impressed.

Wait, why didn't you say anything?

Oh, I wanted to hear more about how
great I was.

Gorgeous. Is that a bed and breakfast?
How well do you know the honors?

Yes, no, and very well.

Careful, though, because it can be
really icy.

Thank you.

Here, just grab my arm.

Thank you.

This area can be really treacherous,
especially in those.

Please tell me you brought some boots or
something at least four inches closer

to the ground.

I have boots, but the heel is just as
tall.

I wasn't expecting to be marooned on
ice.

What was that?

Jack, you're home.

Home? Hi, Mom.

Jack, this is the best Christmas present
ever.

Oh, and here I thought you were avoiding
us. Come here.

It's great to be home, Mom.

Oh, and this is Callie. She is my...
What's with all the ruckus?

Jack, you're here.

Wow. Nice to meet you, little brother.

Oh, hey.

Kurt, Jack, we're being rude.

Kurt, this is Callie, and she is Jack's.
Uncle Jack, I missed you so much.

Sophia. Missed you too.

I told you he would come, Dad.

Now we're going to wake up Grandpa and
all the rest of the house.

You're, you're Callie Caldwell.

I love you.

All my friends talk about you.

Your post to that blue puppet dress you
wore is my favorite.

Um, do your parents know you're online?

Is Callie your girlfriend?

Oh, no.

No, so, no. She's just my, uh... Friend.

Uncle Jack is helping me get to my
destination.

Well, you two must be starving. Let's
get you both something to eat.

Oh, no, it's okay.

It's Christmas, sweetheart.

You can't come here without eating,
especially with my children and

all under my roof.

You're as quiet as a herd of... Jack.

Oh!

Holly Caldwell?

Hi, welcome.

This is Holly, my baby sister.

Oh, come on, let's get some food into
those empty bellies of yours.

Can I have some pie?

Sure.

Hey, when were you going to tell me
about her?

What was that for?

My daughter likes you more than me. Oh,
grow up and help me get our bags in the

house. Our bags?

Just friends, huh?

Am I the only adult here?

That was delicious.

Okay, who wants more pie?

I can't.

I have never eaten so much food at
midnight.

Come on, sweetie.

If your mom wakes up and finds you still
awake, she will have my hide.

Night, everyone.

Holly, could you take Callie up to
Jack's room and help her get settled?

Sure. I can't take Jack's room. I can
sleep on the couch in the living room.

It's comfy.

Well, let me help you clean up at least.
Oh. It'll take no time.

Besides, my refrigerator is kind of like
a Rubik's Cube.

I'm the only one that can fit everything
into it.

Trust her on this.

Okay. Thank you so much.

Oh, I'm delighted to have you here.

Night, Mom.

Night.

Well, here's my brother's old hangout.

Of course, he only hung out until
graduation, but nonetheless, here it is.

Is that when he moved to New York?

Across town.

Mom cried for a month, even though he
was home almost every night for dinner.

Who's that?

That's Talia.

They met in high school.

Her dad owns the upholstery shop
downtown.

They were together a while.

Engaged, we married, actually.

Oh. I don't know if I should be saying
anything. Jack is always so tight

about her.

Of course.

I didn't mean to pry.

No worries.

You're probably exhausted.

There's a bathroom just outside to the
left. There's a large hutch in it with

every size towel you can imagine.

Mom keeps extra toothbrushes. She's like
the local CVS. So anything you need

will be in the cabinets or that hutch.

Thank you, Holly.

It's nice to be in a real home.

You're welcome.

Good night.

Hey, hope you still have some creativity
and snow crafting skills.

You guys still do that?

Yep. Tomorrow.

No crafting skills?

A Swanson family tradition.

Every year we used to make a snowman
family for a portrait of sorts.

Really? Sounds like they still do it.

Intriguing.

Thank you for bringing me here.

I'll keep tracking the weather to figure
out a more solid plan for the trip.

Okay. Good night.

You know, I didn't expect everybody to
be here for Christmas already.

Well, with the weather forecast, they
all decided to come in early.

Hey, I'm so glad you're here.

Well, you can thank the snowstorm for
that, too.

I really do appreciate you letting us
stay here.

So you're going to tell me what's going
on?

Nothing's going on.

We told you Callie's manager hired my
company to drive her to L .A.

And we hit the storm, and I opted to
wait it out here for tonight.

And?

And what?

Are you going to see Talia?

We have to get back on track as soon as
the weather clears up. Come on, Jack.

There's nothing she could say that would
change anything.

You don't know that.

So now you're taking sides.

Hey, I'm your mother.

I'll always be on your side.

What she did to you was wrong.

I'm sorry. I'm just... I've been driving
all day and I'm really tired.

Okay.

Good night, then.

Love you. Love you.

Night, Mom.

It's blanketing everything west of us
with no sign of abating.

Then it's settled.

You're there for two more days at least.

We could try the southern route.

That front is getting worse.

It's slowing down, but it's still
dumping a ton of snow everywhere. Don't

dare go out in that yet.

Hello?

Anyone home?

Everyone, actually.

And yes, I heard you.

This has got to go down as the most
unprofessional week of my life.

I can't even imagine what Callie thinks
of this.

Of the situation or of you?

The situation.

Is that really so bad?

Sounds like you might be enjoying the
time together.

Don't be ridiculous.

She's paying me to drive her in luxury
to California. And where is she?

In Illinois.

At my family's house, sleeping on an old
mattress in my bedroom with the gang

all here.

Has she complained?

No.

How's the fleet doing?

Did Simon pick up the SUV from McCall's?

Wait until you see it, Callie.

Mom ordered it from a fancy store.

Like the one we were last year, only it
has longer sleeves.

It's coming today, right, Mom?

I've checked the tracking, but so far
there's not a delivery date. It'll be

any day, honey. I'm sure of it.

Well, I can't wait to see it. But in the
meantime, what do you think about this?

I want that one.

Please don't tell me my family is making
my client do the cooking.

Well, she may be your client, but she's
my guest, so... You put her to work.

Yeah. You can't argue with the results.

These are delicious.

Ladies and gentlemen, daylight is
wasting.

Hey, eat first, then you can play.

If you didn't pack for the snow, no
worries. We are loaded with gear.

You'll be cold proof in no time.

Holly, Callie doesn't have to go.

Sounds good.

Okay.

We need to find some options to address
the snowmen.

Really?

My manager.

Hello? How close are you to Kansas City?

We got a bit delayed.

Delayed? We're somewhere in Illinois.

The snow got too dangerous, so we're
waiting it out.

What about that thing in Kansas City?

I already told them I won't make it
today.

Maybe we can squeeze it in tomorrow if
the weather clears enough.

Well, this is a disaster.

No, it's not.

You need to be in L .A.

So get on a plane right now.

Look, I gotta go.

I'll call you later. No, no, listen,
Kelly.

Everything okay?

Yeah.

So we're building snowmen?

Yeah, it's been our family tradition as
long as I can remember.

That's amazing.

Okay, here goes.

Nice.

You're a trooper, Kelly.

Hold your praise till I make anything
worthy.

Oh. Your manager.

Oh, wait, wait, wait. Hello?

Yeah, we're in Illinois.

No, no, no. The snow made it unsafe.

Yeah, we had to detour.

Yes, I'm aware.

And I'm doing everything that I can
to... Mm -hmm. Yeah.

Okay.

You have a great day.

I'm sorry.

That's a very unhappy man.

He shouldn't take it out on you.

I've been looking at the roots, and
there's still no way through.

The weather, I mean, that's leading to a
lot of canceled flights.

I get it.

I'll figure out a way we can make up
some time.

I'm not worried.

I just don't want you to miss out on all
the good you want to do.

Hey, guys,

you want to join us?

The temperatures are dropping down.

We're counting the days now.

Till Santa comes to town.

The tree is trimmed.

The lights are lit. Hope the sky drops
in white on the 25th.

No Christmas, like no Christmas.

I got Frosty on my wishes.

Yeah, when he hurts the light.

He makes the season bright.

Merry Christmas on three.

One, two, three.

Merry Christmas!

Me, too.

And look, you get dinner ready. Hey, can
you carry me, too? Of course.

Here.

Thank you.

You look, um,

cold.

Oh, I thought you were going to say
something with Callus on the doorstep.

Not at all.

Let's get a move on, you two.

You're on fire pit duty.

You don't burn guests at the stake, too,
do you?

Oh, yeah, it's another Swanson family
tradition.

So we're making s'mores? And hot dogs.

Oh, and hot chocolate.

Hot chocolate over the fire?

Actually, we have this crazy invention
called a kettle.

May I ask you a personal question?

Oh,

shoot.

I saw a picture in your room.

Holly said it was you and Talia.

What happened between you two?

I'm sorry.

I... No.

Three years ago, she left me for the
coach of the high school football team.

That when you moved to New York?

Yeah.

No, I mean, we were always planning on
going to New York.

After the wedding.

Just never made it down the aisle.

Turns out she had no intention of going
to New York, and I couldn't get there

fast enough.

I'm sorry, Jack.

That must have been unbelievably hard.

It was.

But then, of course, I think about the
football team's losing record, and I

don't feel so bad.

You mind passing the lighter?

Yeah.

So what do you think of our little slice
of crazy, Callie?

I love it.

It's been a long time since I've played
in the snow and roasted hot dogs on six.

These are delicious, by the way.

Does anyone mind if I have another?

Swan limousines at your service.

Nothing but the best for our guests.

Did you check on the dress, Mom?

Is it coming soon?

I'm afraid the storm has prevented the
delivery, sweetie.

But it will be here tomorrow or the next
day, right?

I'm sorry.

They're saying it won't be delivered
until after the Christmas festival.

You'll have to wear something we already
have.

What is the Christmas festival?

We have it every year in town.

It's a tradition.

Music, dancing, food. Santa?

He has his list there, and you can write
your name on it.

Dad always puts his name under the
naughty color.

Sounds like fun.

Everyone gets dressed up, and this year
I want a tutu.

There's always your purple church dress.

Callie's a very talented designer.

Jack, I'm hardly... I'm sure between the
two of you, you could figure something

out. No, we have a lot of pretty
little... Really?

Callie, you can do that?

Um,

Jack's exaggerating, I'm afraid.

I'm not a designer.

I'm just good at wearing clothes.

Two very different skills.

Um, can I get the lotion?

Oh, yes, thank you. Um, covered above
the dishwasher.

Excuse me.

I'm

sorry

if I made you uncomfortable.

You didn't.

Okay, you did.

Why, though?

I saw your designs, Kelly.

I mean, you're more talented than half
the designers whose clothes you wear.

Really? I mean, I'm not an expert,
but... I can recognize something

After a few moments looking through my
sketches, you think I have something

special? I know you do.

But you don't have to make anything. I
mean, I'm so sorry I suggested something

so faultlessly.

Well, I don't want Sophia to go without
the dress she wants.

But what if what I make is horrible?

I don't think it will be.

Don't doubt yourself.

I mean, you want to show your designs to
those folks in Los Angeles, right?

Before manager Mac sidelined it.

But you decide.

Sophia, she'll be fine. Either way.

Well, I guess this is an opportunity to
make one of my designs the way I want

it.

Everything okay in here?

Yeah.

Callie.

We, and by we, I mean Jack, put you in a
bit of a tricky spot.

We completely didn't expect you to make
it... I'll do it.

I want to do it.

I mean, I'll have to work fast to get it
done before we leave, but I think it's

possible.

I'll help, if I can.

Do you have a sewing machine?

If they do, it's buried in the attic.

Sorry to barge in, I just wanted to...

Good to see you, Jack.

I'm going to go check on the fire.

Hi, I'm Callie.

Caldwell. Wow.

Well, it's so nice to meet the woman who
finally brought Jack home.

That's not exactly what happened.

My eyes were like water draining down.

Stop. Get it.

Everything okay?

I think it's great.

I'm Talia.

Hi.

Talia, this might not be the best time
to see Jack. I think everyone's looking

pretty smart.

Yeah,

okay, of course. I should go. I'm not
going about this the right way.

I just wanted to... I should have called
first.

Would you please ask him to call me?

Callie's going to make your dress.

You are?

Of course.

Thank you. You're the best, Callie.

I didn't know you could sew.

My mom taught me.

She loved to make things.

Did she make you clothes?

Yeah, she did.

I suppose that's why I like designing
clothes myself.

Okay, so I found these in my supplies,
but I don't know. I think they're a

little dated.

Isn't there a fabric store near here?

Oh, yeah, just down by the grocery
store.

I can take you tomorrow.

Sure. Will it be just like your drawing?

I'll try my hardest.

Okay, Sophia, it's time to get to bed.

Mom! No, I know you were up late last
night.

Did Dad tell?

No, he's just not as good at hiding
those things as he thinks he is.

Thanks, Callie. Good night.

Well, I'll go put these away.

Better yet, maybe I'll just donate them.

What are these architectural plans for?

Oh, your mom had the idea, so I can use
the back of them to make a pattern.

Huh.

What?

Just realizing I know nothing about
sewing.

Thanks for doing this.

I'm actually getting pretty excited
about it. I'm glad.

Are you doing okay?

Yeah.

Why wouldn't I be?

Everything's fine.

But thanks for asking.

I'll see you in the morning.

Good night.

Oh, I can do that.

No can I.

Hey, check the hours for the fabric
store. It opened ten minutes ago.

Oh, not wasting any time, are we?

Nope. Let's go.

Sorry. Have it.

Thank you.

Is green something his favorite color?

Um, I really don't know.

I just thought it would look great on
her.

Let's go with green, then.

Oh, over there.

So, what was all that the other day with
Talia?

I don't know.

Seemed like she really upset you.

I'm just having a really hard time
forgiving her.

And I don't know what that means.

Maybe it means you still have feelings
for her?

Yeah, no good ones.

That sounded harsh.

I don't want you to think I've been
wallowing for the past three years.

It's just this.

Being here, it's kind of opening up some
old wounds.

Wouldn't it just be better to talk to
her?

I mean, that sounds sensible.

Except... I don't know if I want to hear
something that'll make me doubt how

things have played out.

That's fair.

Can I ask you a question?

Of course.

When did you learn to sew?

Ah, you're changing the subject on me.

Trying my hardest.

Growing up, my mother and I sewed
together.

She loved to make things.

She made all of my costumes and clothes
for Halloween, school plays.

But...

Over the past several years, I kind of
lost the taste for it.

And I went ahead and coerced you into
doing something that you hate. Love, I

didn't know how much I missed it till
this dress.

So thank you.

Why are you shaking your head?

I made you miss important appearances
and meeting.

I dragged you to my parents' house and
have you sleeping on a mattress that's

probably older than the country itself.
And now I've cornered you into making a

dress for my niece.

Your gratitude seems a little unfounded.

Are you finished?

First of all, you can't control the
weather or the traffic.

And I added the stop at Rose's. You've
given me not only a place to sleep, but

to feel part of something pretty
special. And I am so thrilled to be

and creating a dress for your adorable
niece that I actually hardly slept last

night. So, I'm not going to entertain
any more of this nonsense.

You can make yourself useful and find me
a zipper that matches this.

Yes, ma 'am.

Zippers, zippers.

Where are you?

Hello? You're still in Illinois.

Max. You know how you know that? Because
I've got Callie's phone's location tied

to my phone.

That's kind of creepy.

No, no, no, it's not. Because, you see,
I'm responsible for her.

Her career.

Exactly. which is going to fail
spectacularly if you don't get out of

Illinois. And to L .A.

right now.

There's still time.

Not at the pace you've been going.

I promise you, I will get her there on
time.

Well, you'd better.

I have everyone I know on speed dial,
and I am ready to trash you and your

employer's reputation if you mess this
up.

The fries here, really good.

Do you mind if I... That's why I got
them.

So I checked the forecast.

Yeah, it's not much better.

There might be a break tomorrow.

I think there's no way I can make up
Kansas City.

I could reschedule it, though, and then
cancel Nebraska and Denver.

It's a lot to cancel.

Can you think of a way to salvage the
stop?

Not all of them, but... Okay, latest
weather forecast says the western and

northwest routes is still ugly.

Okay.

But we can head up to Kansas City and
then cut north to Denver.

And that gives the weather time to clear
up in that area, maybe.

Then go down south to Vegas, was it?

Yeah.

Then on to L .A.? How much time?

Can you reschedule any of your
appointments to match our driving time?

Yeah.

Okay, well, if we drive through the
night, we might be able to get to L .A.

the 22nd.

You'll be a zombie by the time we... I
made a commitment to get you there.

I know.

We'd have to leave tomorrow, though,
right?

It's hard to say with the southern
storm, but we can make this the plan and

what tomorrow looks like.

Okay. I'll call these places and adjust
what I can.

And Jack?

Yeah.

Thank you.

I know this wasn't an easy job to begin
with.

I'm glad I took this one.

I bet poor Benjamin would be panicking.

Yeah.

You know, I think Sophia's really going
to like that color.

Yeah, me too.

Hey, where were you two?

Oh, we just picked up some fabric for
Sophia's dress.

Oh, can I see it? Sure.

I'm going to go check on some things.

Okay. That's so before I'm going to
work.

I wish you didn't have to, but obviously
it's kind of my fault.

I feel bad, though.

The thing is, he's not been here in a
while.

I hate to distract him from spending
time with everyone.

It doesn't seem like you are.

Well, we have to leave.

I'm dreading that.

Then stay?

Oh, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said
that. I mean, it's been so nice being

but I'd never want to interrupt your
family's holidays.

I feel like an intruder, as it is.

What? Then we're not treating you right.

You know what I mean.

Why not just cancel the rest of your
trip?

I can't.

What's the fun in being all famous if
you can't just snap your fingers and

change plans anytime you want?

If only.

But I have responsibilities.

Christmas time.

What could be more important than that?

Yeah. It's been a long time since I've
had a Christmas like this.

Right there.

Here you go.

Thank you.

Well, there you are.

I thought you were getting ready for
bed.

She's been a terrific help.

You get some sleep, and by morning I'll
have something for you to try on.

Thanks, Callie.

We really can't thank you enough for
this.

Honestly, it's the most useful I've felt
in a long time.

Well, it's really nice.

Have a good night.

You too.

Just a warning.

My mom hasn't shown anything in years,
so I hope this still works.

It'll work.

This can't wait until tomorrow.

The festival's the day after tomorrow
though, right?

And who knows when we'll have to leave
once the highways are safe enough.

I want to have something wearable for
Sophie before then.

Sorry, I didn't mean to wake you.

No, it's fine, it's fine.

I'm not even asleep.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, I'm just a little stuck on
something with the dress.

You're still working on it?

Yeah, I've been on a roll.

Uh, what do you need?

A model.

You're not talking about me, are you?

Someone smaller, like Sophia's size, but
obviously I don't want to wake her up.

Uh,

I mean, short of a mannequin, I don't
know.

What? Come on.

Now, I think we left him there.

Wait, is something going to jump out at
me?

Oh, you got me.

Yeah. See, I actually woke up Kurt about
an hour ago and told him you were going

to come summon me so we could find a
mannequin about the size of his

And then... While you were doing that,
he came down here to this basement.

He crawled in that bin so he could leap
out and scare you on the off chance that

I could actually get you to come down
here.

All right.

Here we go, buddy.

Don't worry.

This is an old Halloween decoration I
made to scare Holly.

Called him Frank.

Gave her nightmares for a week.

Before we put Sophia's dress on him,
let's give Frank a real good cleaning.

I don't know.

Looks all right to me.

Bring that thing upstairs.

Yes, ma 'am.

You realize you're amazing?

You think she'll like you? Oh, she's
gonna love it.

I love it.

I should go to bed.

Or I'll fall asleep on my feet.

Sweet dreams, Callie.

It's so pretty. Don't you love it?

Morning.

Callie, it's so gorgeous.

She's elated. We'll never get her down
to earth again.

Can I try it on?

Of course.

After you finish your breakfast first.
Callie, you have outdone yourself.

Do you want some breakfast?

Ava made her world -famous scrambled egg
surprise.

What's the surprise?

That Ava is cooking.

Driveways and walkways are officially
shoveled, and the snow's letting up.

Oh, I checked the weather this morning,
and that southern storm, almost clear of

us. Might be able to head out in a
couple hours. But you can't leave Uncle

You're checking me to the Christmas
festival in my new dress, right?

Of course he is.

Callie, could I show you something in
the living room?

No. Jack, let the woman eat.

She's been up all night.

It'll just be a minute.

What was that?

What was what?

Telling Sophia that I could take her to
the Christmas festival.

Because that is exactly what you're
going to do.

But that's tomorrow night.

After that, I'd only have two days to
get you to L .A. If you think that I

let you leave your beautiful family at
Christmas to drive me halfway across the

country... That's what I was hired to
do.

Well, if that was before I met your
family.

Well, what about all your stops?

Those places where people are waiting to
see you. I mean, that means something

to you.

Maybe it's not meant to be now.

But I could do it in the spring.

No, I can't break the deal with Max.

I've never not fulfilled a contractual
obligation, and I am not about to start

that right now.

Well, I hereby release you of your
contractual obligations, given that's

appear to be.

No, I didn't mean it like that.

And Max would be... I know.

I'm sorry about him.

I'll talk to him and smooth things over.

Besides... I have an idea how you can
still get me to my thing on the 23rd.

How? We leave after the Christmas
festival.

The next morning, head straight to L .A.

Do you know how long we'd be driving?

A lot?

About 30 hours.

It'd be faster to get you on a flight.

I could, uh, check what's available.

But the flights are probably all full
from all the cancellations.

Oh. If you prefer, I just... What?

I thought it'd be nice to keep going and
finish our trip.

It would be.

I mean, we'd be driving through the
night, probably nonstop.

I could take a shift.

You'd be exhausted if you were getting
on the 23rd.

It'll be worth it.

Yeah.

Callie!

Look at it! Wow, it looks great on you!

What do you think, Uncle Jack? Well, I
think it's stunning.

All right, everyone, come on into the
kitchen. We've got a lot of work to do.

Okay, settle down, settle down.

Okay, all right.

Now,

between the festival tomorrow and our
Christmas Eve dinner, we have a lot of

shopping and food prep to do. Don't
forget about Christmas Day.

That too.

All right, I've made grocery lists for
two different stores, and we have a fair

amount of cooking and baking to do. So,
Ava, Kurt?

Oh, can I go shopping with Holly?

Nope, I'm taking Dad.

Just as well. Your mother doesn't want
me in the kitchen.

That's because you either burn or eat
everything you touch.

Okay, so we signed up to take a
Christmas tree to the care center for

activity today.

I can handle that.

Oh, good.

Callie, you... Are going to help me?

Oh, okay.

Perfect. So with all the food that we
have to cook today, I am just calling in

pizza. So if you get hungry, reheat a
slice.

Yes. All right, everybody get going.

No slacking.

Almost ready.

Here, these will keep your feet warm.

I hear it gets mighty cold on the
mountain.

Don't mind her.

Doesn't get that cold.

Mountain?

Well, what did you think we were going
to grab the Christmas tree from?

The Christmas tree store?

Ready? As I'll ever be.

We're going to the North Pole knees?

It's actually not that far.

These just make it easier to track so we
don't sink into the snow.

And what's this for?

That is our handy and, might I add, very
easy way to carry our tree.

We're legging a tree back in that?

Yep.

All right, so it's just one foot in
front of the other.

Follow me.

You surprised me, Tally Caldwell.

In a good way?

Yeah. You're not who I expected you to
be.

And just who were you expecting?

A diva, maybe?

What? I didn't know you.

Honestly, the only thing I knew about
you is that you were a social media

influencer turned fashion model who
wanted to drive from New York to L .A.

week before Christmas.

I mean, it seemed... Diva -ish. I get
it.

Why did you want to make the trip now?

I mean, the holidays are so crazy.

Well, my schedule's crazy all year.

And there isn't a lot I do for Christmas
itself, since it's just me.

I'm kind of looking forward to it.

Time to do what I want.

An opportunity to just be me.

Yeah. That makes a lot of sense. I get
it.

But you took this job.

Why would you do that?

I mean, you knew it meant you wouldn't
be with your family at Christmas.

It was a perfect excuse.

I mean, don't get me wrong.

I love Christmas, and my family means
the world to me.

But being back here, it's tough.

It means facing... Talia?

Being a disappointment.

I don't follow.

After Talia and I broke up, I hightailed
it to New York so fast, no one even had

time to process it.

My parents were hurt.

And looking back, it was... Pretty
cowardly.

I've been ashamed to come back.

Jim feel ashamed.

Easier said than done.

I mean, your family seems so happy that
you're here. And proud even.

I mean, you went and made a life for
yourself.

Started your own business.

A business that seems to be thriving.

And to top it off, you rock a pair of
snowshoes like nobody's business.

Oh, you think I rock these?

Run my models and be envious.

Okay.

You pick.

Me?

Yes, you.

That one.

Nice choice.

You're not getting poked too much, are
you?

It's not that bad.

I think I got lucky with this.

Thanks for bringing in the tree.

Making ornaments is one of our favorite
activities this time of year.

We're happy to.

I like it.

Do you mind?

You bet.

Yeah.

Perfect.

Could you help me with this bow? Of
course.

My name is Millie.

Hi. My name is Callie. Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

You know, if you two would like, you're
welcome to say a bit.

Yeah.

Yeah, we can do that.

Okay, great.

I mean, he was pretty persistent.

I think he asked to marry you three
times.

Mr. Allen, was that his name?

He's got great taste.

That he does.

That was a lot of fun.

Yeah. Yeah, it was.

You know what I liked about the most?

Being able just to talk freely and be
myself without anyone really knowing me.

It's funny how people not knowing you
makes it easier to be yourself.

That's very wise, Jack.

Sometimes I have good insights.

You know, Mr. Marry Me back there got me
thinking.

About?

Why isn't there a Mr.

Kelly Caldwell?

Well, let's see. How much time do we
have?

Oh, come on.

I think you'd have men beating down your
door day and night.

Very fun.

Seriously?

Well,

Max keeps my schedule booked.

On any given day, a photo shoot can be
moved, an appearance added or its

location altered, a flight changed or,
well, you name it.

There's so much I have to do.

So when a guy says, hey, Callie, can we
get together for a dinner or a movie or

to take an exhibit?

I have to say, let me check in with my
team.

Not exactly an enthusiastic response.

And if there is a date, the fans usually
intimidate him or scare him off.

Any potential relationship ends before
it starts.

And you're okay with that?

No, but it isn't a matter of whether or
not I like it.

Well, it should be.

Come on.

Good morning.

Hi. What's this?

Brett. Thank you.

You're acting strange.

I want to get something for your family
for Christmas.

So Thea's dress doesn't count?

No. Everyone's been so nice to let me
crash your holidays.

You don't have to.

No one's expecting anything.

Still. Can we go somewhere to shop?

Well, who could say no to that? I'll
grab my keys.

I'll get my coat.

What would your parents like for
Christmas?

For my dad, power tools, but don't.
Because my mom will say he already has

of everything.

Does he?

He does.

And all of them collecting dust.

What about your mom?

She's a little harder to buy for.

What do you usually do?

Gift cards.

I send them by email.

You are so sentimental.

You know, this one time I did get her a
drawing of the whole family.

I used a few photos of us all, and some
guy drew it up so we were in it

together. I mean, you know, the faces
were a little abstract, but she liked

That's sweet.

I have my moments.

Yeah, you do.

And what about for you?

What do I want?

Yeah. I don't need anything.

Everyone needs something.

I... Well, you tell me.

What about this?

This looks great on you.

You think so?

Trust me, I have excellent taste.

You folks need any help finding
anything?

No, we're fine. Thank you.

Hey, Sophia.

What are those?

Just some gifts for your family for
Christmas.

You think you can help me hide them
under the tree?

Sure, but then it's time to get ready
for the party.

I think we have a few hours.

Oh, no.

We have to do our hair and get all
ready.

Well then, better get moving.

There you go.

I appreciate the tie, but how old is the
thing?

Well, unlike you, I only wear that on
Sundays.

It's actually my best tie.

It's already pre -tied.

Yeah. I know what I'm getting you for
Christmas.

Whoa.

You clean up nicely, said the jealous,
frumpy friend. Please, you are stunning.

How do I look?

You'll be the belle of the ball. It's
not a ball, but there is dancing.

Let's get our shoes on.

You look good.

Great. Thank you.

I'm going to go get the car.

Kurt? Yeah, I'll help.

Beautiful.

Better than last year.

Come on, let's go put these things over
here.

See? Dancing.

Is that Santa?

Yes. What's your name?

Maddox. Maddox, let's see if you're on
the good list.

I'm going to go put my name on a flip.

Hey, Dad.

Are you on the good list, you think?

Hi, Santa.

Well, hello.

Good to have you with us.

Well, it's not the most... It's perfect.

Uh,

would you care to dance?

Yes.

This is not where I thought we'd be.

Nope. We'd probably be in Nevada?

Yeah.

Well, we'll be there soon enough.

For a little bit, at least.

Just driving through.

What's going to happen when we get to L
.A.? I don't know.

Maybe. Callie!

Sorry, guys.

Ask your dad.

Sophia was wondering if she can dance
with you. But a fun song.

Sure, of course.

Come on.

Thank you.

Perfect timing.

Sorry, I did part to stop her.

Oh, sure, she's clearly bigger and
stronger than you, so I get it.

Oh, so good. Try that.

Hi. Merry Christmas.

Hi.

Good to see you. Good to see you, too.

Delicious. Let me take them from you.
Thanks.

Oh, heads up.

What? Talia.

Surprise, surprise.

Give me.

Hi, Kurt.

Merry Christmas, Jack.

Thank you.

Looks like Kiva's waving at me.

Better see what she wants.

So, I was hoping we could talk.

It's a party.

Maybe we should just enjoy it.

Please, Jack.

I've been holding off on giving this
back to you, but here.

Thank you.

I've been looking for some more capital
for my business, so...

Why were you waiting?

Because I was hoping I could get a
second chance.

Maybe a shot at us getting back
together.

But I know now that's not possible,
so... I guess I just have one question.

Can you ever forgive me?

Before this week, I wasn't so sure.

And now?

I think you...

Did us both a favor.

Don't get me wrong. What you did, it...
It hurt.

But I knew we wanted different things,
and I had a hard time coming to terms

with that.

And now there's Tally.

Yeah.

I don't know what's going on between us,
but whatever it is, it doesn't feel

like anything I've felt before.

I don't say that to hurt your feelings.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't have... After

what I've done to you, I deserve to have
my feelings hurt.

I don't want that.

I know.

You're better than that.

And I'm glad about you and Callie.

I don't know that anything will happen,
but I can hope.

I'll hope, too.

You deserve someone that makes you feel
happy.

And anxious and excited and everything
else that comes with love.

Have you seen Jack?

I'm sure he's around here somewhere.

I'm sorry.

It's not your fault.

They have their past and...

Jack still cared.

So it's fine.

You'll put her to bed? Of course. Come
on.

What a night.

I'm exhausted.

I'm going to clean up these platters and
then go to bed.

Can I help?

Oh, no thanks, Kelly.

Okay. I'm off to bed.

Okay. Good night.

Good night.

You, uh,

you wake?

Everything okay?

Yeah.

I heard you until you talked. We did.

Overdue? Yeah.

How'd it go?

Better than expected.

She apologized.

That's good.

I needed it.

I don't think I realized how much I was
holding on.

Yeah, I'll say.

I know.

I know.

Looking back, I feel foolish for having
let it get to me so much.

It's completely understandable.

Except you're avoiding home like the
plague.

Yeah.

She was never mean about things, though.

Even then, the reasons she gave for
calling it off, I couldn't stand it.

So I ran.

As much as I try to blame her,

Talia's not a bad person.

She's still the same sweet girl I
remember.

Wow. You've done a complete 180 here.

I know.

It felt good.

Talking to her.

It's like old times.

Not quite, but getting there.

I guess I didn't realize how much I
missed her.

Yeah, you guys used to be really good
friends before.

Yeah, we were.

I don't think I was hanging out together
again, but... I won't dread seeing her

here and there. Yeah, especially now
that you got Callie.

Come on.

I do not have Callie.

I'm... Just the driver.

Yeah, I don't think she cares about
that.

In fact, I think she'd like to see her
face a little more often.

I'm not sure it'd matter.

She should be with some powerful bigwig
or actor or... Unless that's the last

thing she wants.

Maybe she just wants normal.

You think so?

Morning. Morning.

I wish you and Jack were staying longer.

Me too.

But if I'm going to make it to L .A. in
time, this is the latest we can leave.

Well, you come back any time. You know
you're always welcome here, right?

Thank you.

Really. This has been wonderful.

Sophia's going to be devastated that she
didn't get to say goodbye.

She and Ava went shopping.

You give her a big hug for me?

Of course.

Good morning.

Is the car ready?

Yeah. I just have to grab my bag.

You should have breakfast before you go.

Who's that?

Oh, no.

Callie. Max, what are you doing here?

Well, miraculously, I made it here to
this corner that you claimed had such

weather. The weather cleared up.

Yeah.

And getting a flight wasn't hard either.

Jack and I were just about to leave.

Max, so good to see you.

I'm sure it is.

Your services are no longer needed.

Come on.

I booked us a flight that leaves in two
hours.

I can still get her there.

You think I trust you to handle that?

Max, it was my call to stay here.

Callie, a word.

What's going on?

Nothing. Jack and I figured out a
schedule.

After delaying it for no reason.

It wasn't for no reason.

The traffic in the snow were really bad
at first.

And now, why are you stalling? For a
guy?

No, it's... He's a driver.

There are millions of them, and you
won't ever see him again.

He's definitely not worth wrecking your
career over, which will happen if we

don't get on this flight.

Callie, I know what's best.

We need to get on that plane.

Trust me.

I've gotten you this far, haven't I?

Callie?

I should go.

We still have two days.

This way you can enjoy Christmas with
your family and Talia.

Talia?

Thank you for everything.

It's time Callie got back to her life.

You have to go after her, Jack.

It's too late.

I'm going to get some air.

I am going to get a refund from that
limo company.

No, it's fine. Don't.

You didn't tip them, did you?

I didn't. Just let it go.

Well, you better get some sleep on the
plane.

You need to look beautiful tomorrow.

I'm going to squeeze in a meeting in the
morning.

Max. It's the space care line that wants
you to endorse their products.

Money's good.

Yeah, sure.

You might be my favorite person on the
planet, but you're a fool if you leave

things like this.

Oh, go on. Poor salt on the wound.

You need to go to L .A. and tell Callie
you love her.

She has no idea how you feel.

I can't.

I overstepped and she chose to leave.

We've all seen the way you two look at
each other.

The way you banter and laugh.

She's in love with you, Jack.

And not for anything, but when you're
with her, you're happier than I've ever

seen.

Not that I was eavesdropping, but, um,
Callie's right.

There's nothing private in this house.

You need to tell her.

All right.

Out. Now.

I'm right.

Bye.

That's the one.

What is it?

Nothing. This is a lovely gown.

Then we are agreed.

You'll wear this one to the Emerald Glam
Christmas party tonight.

I've scheduled a bunch of interviews for
tomorrow, so I think that other red

dress right there would look really
great for that.

It's Christmas Eve tomorrow.

So?

And this is a lovely gown, but if I were
designing it, I would shorten the

front, reduce the tulle, and add a satin
bow.

Well, it's not your creation, so... But
it could be.

I mean... I could be wearing something I
designed.

Callie, we hardly have time for you to
make a dress. Can we talk about this

another time?

When? Later?

After the holidays?

Never? Well, if I had my pick.

Look at this. I made this just a few
days ago.

Out of the blue, you designed a party
dress.

Yeah. It was for Jack's niece.

He said that I could do it.

That I was talented.

That it would be great.

Yeah, let's just forget we ever met that
guy.

Why? He was nothing but nice to me, and
he did everything he could to get me

where I wanted to be.

Even when... Even when I didn't want to
be here.

What are you talking about?

How did we get here?

On a plane.

No, how did we get to where you try and
say who's right for me and who's not?

Well, this Jack guy isn't right for
Callie Caldwell.

I've wanted to not do this for a while,
and yet too terrified to stop.

Terrified? Of what?

I don't want my life scheduled for me
where I no longer have a say.

I don't want to model other people's
clothes, and I don't want you telling me

who I can and can't see.

And...

I don't want to keep telling myself that
I'm okay being alone at Christmas.

Callie, sweetheart, you can do anything
you want.

But tonight, we have obligations.

Look, I'll honor what we've committed
to, what I have committed to.

But I'm also going to start designing my
own fashion line.

And doing anything else that I want to
do. Can we just... Put this on the back

burner until we can feel out how the
public is going to react.

I mean, people might not even want a
fashion line or whatever from

you.

Max.

What?

You've completely missed the point.

And I don't think you should be my
manager anymore.

What?

One, two, three.

Great. Perfect.

Could I seal her for just a second?

Thank you.

This way.

Thanks.

Where's Max?

I'm sure he's around somewhere.

Welcome, everyone.

Welcome. We're so delighted that you
could spend a little bit of your

here with us tonight.

We're just so excited about the whole
new direction that Emerald Glam

is taking and pleased to announce Callie
Caldwell as the new face of the brand.

Thank you so much.

I've been a customer myself of Emerald
Glam for years, and I feel like I've

grown with them.

I count myself lucky to now work with
them and show the world how we can each

shine. Thank you so much, and Merry
Christmas, everyone.

Merry Christmas.

Thank you, fellas.

Really, we're the lucky ones. Let's make
that very clear.

Emerald Glam started as a boutique
cosmetic line, selling out of a loan

Arizona. And here we are, fast forward
eight years, to now the fastest -growing

brand in North and South America.

So let's celebrate our bright future and
a very Merry Christmas to all of you.

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You're here.

I couldn't take any more hints from my
family.

Why'd you come?

I needed to see you.

We didn't get to finish the trip so we
could talk.

No, we didn't.

I missed that.

You left so suddenly.

I'm so sorry that I got you in trouble.

You didn't.

Max was being Max.

I'm sorry you had to deal with him and
drive me all over the place.

I would drive you across the country and
back again a thousand times if it meant

we got to just spend more time together.

You would?

Everything in my life has felt
incomplete these past few years.

Because I cut out my family, and you...
You helped me face coming home.

While making everything lighter and
easier.

Better in every way.

What about Talia?

You seemed like you were getting back
together with her.

Which is okay if you want that. I don't.

I mean, I did love her.

A long time ago, in the past, but that's
gone now.

Whereas you...

I'm crazy about you.

You are?

You,

Callie Caldwell, with your heart of
gold, deserve to be happy.

I want you to realize every single dream
that you have.

And I just want to be there to support
you, no matter what you do.

Really?

You know, you're the first person to
tell me I can do anything I want.

You see me, not just a model.

And your confidence in me gave me the
push I needed to realize what matters

most.

I did all that?

Wow.

I'm pretty amazing.

Yeah, you are.

And so are you.

How about a road trip back to Illinois?

I didn't bring my car.

Just as well.

I want to get back in time for
Christmas.

It sounds perfect.

This Saturday and Sunday night at 8, the
5th and 6th of 20 original Christmas

movie premieres. Saturday at 8, it's one
of our can't -miss movies of the

season, A Dash of Christmas, starring
Laura Osnes and Christopher Russell. I

think we started a new Christmas
tradition around here. Sunday at 8, Our

Christmas Wedding, starring Holly DeVoe
and Drew Seeley. If Santa ever needs a

break, I think you'd be a pretty good
backup.

Two all -new Christmas premieres this
Saturday and Sunday night at 8, Great

American Christmas.