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Wake up, feel some sunshine on your
face.

The feeling that you can't seem to
replace.

While everybody's out and on their way.

Together you and I will make today more
than a memory.

Hello. Happy birthday to my favorite
niece.

Oh, your only niece.

Oh, still my favorite.

Happy birthday, Lily.

Oh, I can't believe I'm spending another
birthday without you two.

Oh, they're working you too hard.

Well, part of being an assistant at a
top design firm, I have to pay my dues.

When's your big interview?

I'm heading there now.

I just have to prove that I have what it
takes to be Hawthorne & Associates'

newest interior designer.

Well, good luck. And we're rooting for
you. Good luck.

All right, I gotta run. I love you both.
Bye. Love you. Bye.

With custom stainless steel finishes and
the open concept floor plan, this

design narrative highlights the
spectacular city view.

Very impressive, Lily. Thank you.

Technically speaking, your design
abilities are strong.

But I need to see more.

Oh, well, I have some more on my block.

Not more designs.

More you.

More me?

Your renderings and designs are well
-assembled, but they're missing your

essence. Your thumbprint.

My thumbprint?

The success of Hawthorne Designs lies in
the uniqueness of our team of

designers.

Now tell me, what is Lily's passion?

Well, my passion, truthfully, is to
create a space for my clients to feel at

home in.

Lily, you are the best assistant that
this firm has ever seen. Your portfolio

strong. Clearly, you are talented.

This isn't a no.

It's a not yet.

Show us what inspires you.

And in a few more weeks, let's just
circle back.

Okay. Thank you.

Hey, Miss Bartlett.

Hello, Marcus.

Lovely to see your handsome face.

How's the adoption center doing?

Oh, it's going. Just trying to get the
word out to more folks about adopting

rescue pups.

Speaking of which, I might have the
perfect someone who would love to meet

Well, aren't you a sweetheart?

Playing matchmaker for an old lady like
me.

Please, you don't look a day over 25,
Miss Bartlett.

Marcus, you charmer.

Hi, just looking for Bradford, please.

Lily,

hi. I am so sorry. We are inches away
from closing this deal on our newest

development. It's not.

It's your birthday, and I promised you a
special birthday lunch.

But I got to cancel and jump back into
this meeting.

Oh.

Well, no, I understand work is
important.

Okay. That's what I love about you.

We think the same.

Now, I've cleared my evening, and I made
us a reso at Seattle's newest hot spot.

So I'll text you the address, and I'll
see you there at 8? Sharp.

I promise.

Roger. We need those papers. I'll be
right there.

I should probably run.

I'll see you tonight.

Sounds good. Okay.

Morning. Thanks, Marcus.

I knew his pup just came in. She loves
apples.

So this is our new rescue, huh? Hey.

Hello there.

No name?

Neighbor brought her in, just found her
in his yard. No caller, no ID chip.

How was her checkup?

That gave her a clean bill of health.

That's great news.

Huh? We'll find this beautiful pup at
home in no time, won't we?

About that.

Just got two more calls.

Two more?

So far this month, we've got more dogs
than homes.

Well, Lantern Festival always brings out
a lot of new faces, doesn't it?

We'll find some homes.

And so Dan says to the guy, he says,
well, that's not a condominium. That's a

condo maximum.

Classic Dan M. Highway.

Bradford.

Last text, I promise.

Okay. I'm all yours.

Okay. Oh, I almost forgot. How did the
interview go?

Am I looking at Hawthorne's newest
interior designer?

Uh, not quite.

I'm sorry, though.

No, no, it's not a no. It's, um, not
yet.

Apparently I need to find what inspires
me and highlight it in my work.

Feeling tapped out.

Well, I believe in you. You know, you
will find inspiration again.

Soon. I hope so.

I thought I would have been promoted by
now.

Well, in the meantime... Happy birthday,
dear Lily.

Happy birthday to you.

Thank you.

A toast.

To your birthday.

Sorry, my turn.

My aunt.

Hello? Hey, it's me.

Christy? Is everything okay?

Yeah, it's your Aunt Maggie. She's okay,
but she had a fall.

She's at the hospital.

Okay, I'll be right there.

My aunt had a fall. I have to go see
her.

Can we have a redo of this? Of course. I
understand.

Just call me when you land? Yeah.

Beautiful, isn't it?

I fall in love with you at this time of
year.

Not a big fan of flying, huh?

No, I'm a good flyer.

I think it was your driving.

You mean my flying?

That's what you want to call it. Yeah, I
call it flying.

Okay, it just, it made me a little.

Nervous?

Nauseous.

Well,

apologies. It was my first time.

Your first time?

That was a joke.

Yeah, I don't think pilots should joke
about flying.

I didn't say it was a very good joke.

All right.

I got it.

I got it.

Sure, I can take it up for you. It's a
little tough to navigate for a... For

a... For a city girl in heels. But you
know what? You seem like you got it

control, so be my guest.

Okay, I'm going to need to breathe at
some point.

How are you? Oh, gosh, you look amazing.
How did you get here so quick?

Well, the airport was all booked up, so
I drove all night and got the first

charter plane out.

How is she?

She's fine. Yeah, she's better.

She's going to be so thrilled to see
you.

Well, she's always been there for me,
the least I could do. I'm just glad she

finally asked.

About what?

About what?

Aunt Maggie doesn't know that you're
here.

What?

Well, she didn't want you to go out of
your way, and she knows how much your

means to you, so... Surprise!

She's inside.

Yeah. Okay.

I'm glad you called. I wish you would
have told me. Okay.

Maggie? Lily!

No, no, no, stay, stay.

Oh, I thank you so much.

What a nice surprise.

Oh, mind the mess, dear.

We had a little leak, and I haven't had
a chance to clean it up.

That's what I'm here for.

I will do all the heavy lifting so that
you can get all the rest that you need.

It's just a sprain. The doctor said it
should heal in a few weeks if I stay out

of it as much as possible.

If she keeps off it, that's the key. She
keeps trying to do everything.

Aunt Maggie, you need to know that when
something like this happens, you can

call me. I understand. You're busy.

I should have taken some time earlier to
come visit.

I can't believe it's been two years
since I've been here.

But somehow it feels like I never left.

Your parents, they were the sweetest
people ever.

This is my favorite photo of them.

You were just a little girl.

And you know, Lily, even though they're
no longer with us, their spirit will

always be here at the inn.

Exactly.

Oh, look at the inn in this photo.

Yep. That was the time your father gave
it a fresh coat of paint.

It'll come to think of it, that may have
been the last time the inn was painted.

What?

You know, sweetie, the inn takes a lot
of work. Not just to run, but it needs

renovations and the maintenance alone.

Do you need to hire someone? I can do
that for you.

Business is slowed.

I can't afford any extra help. Well,
then I can do it. What do you need?

I'm afraid it's time for me to sell the
inn.

What?

I have been running this inn for over 30
years.

It's time for a change.

Yeah.

Hey, Christy. Hi.

Hey, I just came by to drop off some
more flyers for Pilots for Pups.

Absolutely. Anywhere up here would be
great. Okay.

How is the adoption center going?

Getting so many pups right now trying to
get the word out.

Yeah. See this old guy?

Got him a home last week.

Yeah. Sweet.

This girl is looking for a home.

Oh, hello.

Oh, my goodness.

Hello, Marcus.

Is this your phone number?

It is.

You again.

You again.

That's, uh... That's my dog.

Sort of.

You're Marcus, and your sort of dog is
Marcus?

Yes.

Uh, well, no, um...

My name is Marcus, and it's on her tag
because, you see, she doesn't have a

yet. Well, why doesn't she have a name?

Well, she's a rescue.

And when we find a rescue that doesn't
have a name, I put my name on the tag

until we find them a new owner.

I rescue dogs.

I see. I see. That way, when we find a
new owner, they have the honor of naming

their forever friend.

Did you find her?

Here we all are.

So, you all know Marcus.

Yeah. He lives in the garden suite.

You live in the garden suite?

I live in the garden suite.

Have you two met?

I flew her.

He flew me.

Well,

thanks for stopping by, Marcus.

You're welcome.

Lily. Oh, yeah.

I am Lily.

Well, thank you, Lily, for taking such
good care of her.

If I can ever repay the favor, you let
me know. Oh, not necessary.

Well, I would be offended if you left
without taking one of my apple cinnamon

muffins.

Ladies.

I'm here and Aunt Maggie is okay.

I know you're busy, so just give me a
call when you can.

It's about the end.

Okay, bye.

Yeah.

That was funny.

Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell, welcome back.

Thank you. Happy anniversary.

20 years.

And we've spent every one of those
anniversaries here.

We just love Harbor Island.

Aunt Maggie's in.

Oh, we love having you here.

One thing, the faucet in our room seems
to have a little drip.

Oh, I will take a look at it.

Thank you.

Enjoy your anniversary.

Thanks.

I can't believe she's telling the end.

What about you? What are you going to
do?

Well, I'm hoping that the new buyer will
let me stay.

As you know, it has been kind of slow
this past year, but I thought that maybe

could help turn things around, you know?
Yeah.

But right now, I am just happy to be
spending time with my best friend.

Oh, world.

I wish I could stay longer.

Plus, it needs a little more love than I
seem to remember.

Well, not to mention you missed the
Lantern Festival.

Oh, I love the Lantern Festival.

Yeah,

work's really busy right now. I don't
think I can.

At least if you don't stay, someone else
can win Best Lantern.

Okay, well, I better get going because
I'm actually making mac and cheese

tonight. Do you want to join?

I think I'm going to wander a bit. Just
suck up the time as much as I can. Plus,

I have to stop in at the General Store
later.

Right.

Okay. I'll see you later.

Thank you.

Bye.

Billy! I haven't seen you in a dog's
age.

Is there anything I can help you with?

Actually, yeah. I'm looking for some
light bulbs.

Ah, well, right this way.

Such a lovely place.

Why, thank you.

Listen, if there's anything that puts a
sparkle in your eye, you just let me

know. Will do.

Hello again.

Hi.

Hello there.

Hey. Oh, you two know each other? Not
really. We're old friends.

Hey. Hi.

So what brings you here?

Just trying to get the word out about
Pilots for Pops.

Try taking out an ad online?

I'm not really big on the whole Internet
thing. I'm more about... Island time?

Yeah, you got me.

Mm -hmm.

That's it?

Yeah. Oh, that's lovely.

Oh, you like that, huh?

Mm -hmm.

You know, everywhere you take this,
they'll always show you which way it is.

It's beautiful.

Tell you what, it's yours.

No, John, no, I couldn't possibly. No,
no, no, no, it's on the house.

Do with it what you will.

Thank you.

Okay, I should get back to the end. Yes,
great. Thank you. Check my email.

Got me.

Don't work too hard, city girl.

Mm -hmm.

Oh, and, uh, Marcus, if you need any
help with the Internet, just let me

I'll keep you in mind. Mm -hmm.

Yeah,

just the milk.

Hello, dear.

How's work coming?

I don't know.

I feel stuck.

I think I have a piece of design block.

Well, maybe spending some time away from
the hustle and bustle of the city will

help you get inspired again.

I found this box of photos when I was
tidying up for the open house in a

of weeks. I thought you might like to
look through.

Yeah.

Oh.

I remember that.

I spent hours painting that lantern.

Even as a little girl, you had a love
for design.

The inn looks amazing with those twinkly
lights.

I wish there was something I could do to
save it.

I know, dear.

I wish I could, too.

I'm just so glad you're home, even if
it's just a quick visit.

Maybe...

Maybe I could stay longer.

What about work?

I could email them, check in, see if I
could get some more time.

And maybe you're right. Maybe some time
away from the city is exactly what I

need. And then I could help you stage
the inn and get it ready for the open

house.

What do you say?

I'd be overjoyed.

Okay.

What's going on, city girl?

I'm from Harbor Island.

Right, but you're going back to the
city, aren't you?

That's not the point.

No? What is the point?

My point... My point is that that is not
red cedar.

What?

Well, the fence, it's made out of red
cedar, and that wood that you're using,

that's just pine wood.

So?

So it doesn't match.

Oh, yeah. Well, I don't think anyone
will notice that it doesn't match.

Well, it's not just about what it looks
like.

Red cedar is a superior wood. So, I
mean, it was traditionally used for

boats.

Is that so?

Yeah, I wouldn't lie about cedar.

Do you happen to have any cedar on you?

Red cedar.

And no, obviously not.

Shucks. Well, fence is broken.

Now it's better.

Well, looks terrible.

Well, lucky for you, you won't have to
look at it much longer, I guess.

Actually, I'm staying.

Is that so?

Yeah. Aunt Maggie, she got the most
value for the family property, so I'm

to stick around until we find a new
buyer that will show the end of the same

kind of love that our family has for
years.

Well, if you need any help... Um...

Yeah, actually, what if we could help
each other?

How would we do that?

Well, I know internet stuff.

Right.

I could help you make a website for your
adoption center.

Get the word out online about Pilots for
Pups.

And then you could maybe help with some
work around the inn.

You really don't just like to ask for
help, do you?

I would just really like to return the
favor.

Well, I mean, it sounds like a deal that
I can't pass up.

So you got a deal?

I got a deal, city girl.

Thank you.

Need a hand?

No, I'm good.

Well, that's a look.

Much improved from the big city business
attire.

Yeah, well, I wasn't expecting... What
are you doing here?

I came to deliver this to Aunt Maggie.

I figured nothing will get her on the
fast track to healing like a famous

shepherd's pie.

You cook?

Is that, like, some sort of hidden
talent?

That's one of them, sure.

One of them? If you have multiple hidden
talents? At least four.

That's impressive.

I can make shepherd's pie.

Yes, that is number one.

I can fly a plane, so that's two.

You consider that hidden? I do.

Number three, I know the few spots
around here where there is cell

Really? Mm -hmm.

And I'd be happy to show you, but isn't
it kind of nice not being glued to that

thing? No, no. I feel so out of touch
with all the important stuff. Important

stuff? Yeah, calling, texting, emailing,
not to mention I have a blog to update.

Oh, please tell me that you know what a
blog is. I know what a blog is.

At least you're not one of those people
that flip phone.

Really?

How do you check your email?

I just prefer a more personal
connection.

You know, face -to -face.

You know, you can't make a personal
connection online.

You'd be surprised.

Oh, would I?

All right, well, I should get back to
work.

Change.

I'll leave you to it.

Three steps to your left.

Hey!

Hey,

I've been trying to get a hold of you.
Yeah, the Wi -Fi ran through.

A little unpredictable.

Oh, I emailed work, and they actually
said I could take all the time I needed,

so I was thinking I was going to stay a
little bit longer.

Like, at least until the open house, and
then that way I could help Aunt Maggie

get the inn ready to sell.

Oh. Well, I'm sure your aunt will be
happy to have you.

Yeah. Um, would you want to come out and
visit?

Uh, I don't know. Work's pretty busy.

Yeah, I understand.

Although I do owe you a redo for your
birthday dinner, don't I?

Tell you what.

I'll see what I can do, and maybe I can
squeeze you in tonight.

Yeah, sure.

Got to get back in there.

Hopefully see you tonight.

Great. Okay, bye.

Oh, hey, Marcus. Here to take another
ride? Yes. I need to get the word out

about Pilots for Pups. We've got a few
more dogs this year than we expected,

they need forever homes.

Okay. Well, the next cycle will be the
late fall edition, which goes into

circulation November 1st.

That'll publish almost two months from
now.

Two months?

Yeah.

You could publish your ad online, get
the word out quicker.

Yeah, yeah, that should be easy enough,
right? No, it's very simple.

Just go to our website, create an online
profile, upload a photo, and a little

information about yourself, and submit.

We'll publish it within 48 hours.

I would need a smartphone for that,
right?

Or a tablet.

Yeah, I don't own a smartphone.

Or a tablet? No.

You're like a dinosaur.

Technology just isn't really my thing.

Well, I can help you with that.

No, no, thank you.

I'll catch you later, Jasper.

Wait, wait, wait.

Did you still want a place in there for
the fall edition?

Yes. Yes. Okay, great. All right, let's
get started.

Hey. Hello there.

What you doing?

Just, uh, working.

Are you, um, busy?

Uh, you could say that, yeah.

Right. Um, it's just, I'm kind of in
over my head and I need, you know...

You need... Help.

I'm sorry, you're going to have to say
it a little louder. I can't hear you.

Help. Yeah.

Help. I need help.

Yeah.

I'd be honored, city girl.

Okay.

Bright and early tomorrow morning?

Yes, ma 'am.

I'll bring coffee.

Can't wait.

pretty. Thank you.

Yeah, it's fun.

Alright, have a good night. Night. I'll
see you later.

Hey, Marcus.

Evening. Hello.

Wow, you look, uh, you look nice.

Thank you.

I just came to drop this off for
tomorrow.

Where are you headed?

Uh, belated birthday dinner. My
boyfriend Bradford's in town, so I'm

him to my favorite local spot.

Let me guess, uh, Nick's Spaghetti
House.

Best boss in town.

Well, I'm sure he'll love it.

Yeah, just hold that cow for two
seconds.

Thanks.

Hey!

You look stunning.

Thank you.

Bradford Mitchell, Real Estate West.
Marcus Brown,

Pilots for Pups. How's it going?

Good.

Say hi.

Whoa, whoa.

I'm a little chick.

No offense.

None taken.

We'll, uh, let's go drop these off.
Okay. I'll let you guys have a good

Well,

I'm dark, yeah, yeah. Ready to eat?
Yeah.

So,

tell me, how have things been here?

Good. Yeah, I'm...

Trying to come up with new designs for
work, but drawing a blank. But I am

really excited about the in -refresh.
For the open house.

I found this really incredible vintage
wallpaper.

Oh, it's Dan.

I should... Sorry.

Where were we?

I was just telling you about...

It didn't send.

I'm just going to go see if there's a
better signal. Over. Here.

Thank you.

Enjoy.

Enjoy.

Sorry about that.

We are so close to feeling the steel.
You were saying something about... A

wallpaper. Yeah. Yeah, I found this
really incredible... Oh!

I gotta take this.

Go ahead.

Start without me. And, oh, if our waiter
comes back, can you ask him for a shot

of espresso?

Better yet, make that a double
macchiato.

No problem.

You're very late for dinner.

Thanks for all the leftovers for later.

Sure, I can enjoy it on the ferry
tonight.

You're going back to the city tonight?

Yeah, I wish I could stay, but I gotta
get back to work. You know how it is.

Can I at least show you the inn?

I don't think I have time.

I mean, the last ferry leaves in less
than an hour, and... Look, I'm sorry,

Lily.

We're just too crazy right now.

It's not just now, Brad.

You know that big deal I was telling you
about?

We're... We're signing first thing
tomorrow morning.

This is really great news.

You seem disappointed.

Look, Bradford, I... I care a lot about
you.

And there's a but.

I feel like we're on different pages.

Yeah, we've been drifting apart lately,
haven't we?

Well, we've known each other for a long
time, and we've changed.

I just... I feel like I'm not being true
to myself anymore.

I understand.

You do?

Yeah. As much as I don't want to let you
go, I care

about you.

I want you to be happy.

Yeah, I want you to be happy too.

Yeah.

I'm going to grab a taxi.

See you in the city?

Yeah, I'll see you.

So? So.

It's terrible, isn't it? No, it's just
earthy.

I was talking about the wall.

Right.

No, the wall, it's not as bad as it
looks. We should be able to fix it, no

problem. You don't like the coffee? No,
no, it's delicious.

Yeah,

I haven't figured out how to be a coffee
maker yet.

So. I wasn't expecting to have to repair
a wall.

Well, lucky for you, the wall is
repairable.

Coffee, on the other hand.

I thought so.

All right.

Follow my lead on the wall?

Follow my lead on the paint?

Right this way.

So, we mark where we want to cut.

Like so.

Beautiful.

Okay.

I'll put these on, city girl.

Thank you, sir.

Safety first.

That's a good look for you.

Thank you.

Now, stand back.

Okay, I should do the trick.

Bowl is patched. Wall is primed. I'm
just going to take some measurements,

figure out how much paint we need. Pass
me the... Thanks, catch.

Thank you.

So.

So?

How was dinner last night?

It was okay.

Oh?

The food was delicious, but we decided
to break up.

You okay?

Yeah, it was time.

I'll be okay.

Okay.

He was a great guy. It was always about
work.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know.

You do?

Yeah, it's a long story, but I
understand.

Thanks for understanding.

Should we do the... Paint color, yeah.

Do you mind holding these up?

Yes, ma 'am.

Okay, so we have Misty Blossom or Soft
Down.

Soft Down?

Yeah, it's like the inside of a
comforter.

Why don't they just call it gray?

Because it's not gray, it's Soft Down.

Okay, Soft Down it is.

Okay, perfect. Pulled it out.

Are you sure they match?

Yeah, no, you just need to see it in the
right light.

Yeah, that's perfect.

You can relax.

I sure do have an eye for this stuff.

Thanks.

Good morning, sunshine!

Good morning!

Uh, have we stopped the video? Your
coffee's delicious.

Same coffee as yesterday.

Really? Yeah, and the day before.

Hmm.

Nobody makes it like you.

Oh, um, that is a month old paper. I'm
using it to wrap the jars for the

festival. I don't mind. It's nice to
catch up on what's happened on the

while I've been gone.

Okay.

Huh?

Can I help put the dishes away?

They are away.

I'm maxed out on cupboard space, so they
just live on the counter.

Is there something different about you?

I don't think so.

It's just that you seem lighter or
something.

Oh. Well, it's nice to be doing what I
love in a place that I love. Well, the

dining room has never looked better.

You're doing a great job.

Thank you.

It is weird, though.

I mean, four days on the island, and I
feel miles away from my life in the

But this break has been perfect.

And after the open house, I will get
back to my real life, and I will finally

land that interior design position.

Well, maybe everything you need is right
in front of you already.

Yeah, I appreciate that.

I do.

I'm perfectly happy in the city.

One last time.

Please teach me how to make the coffee.

Get it!

That should do it for now. Pups are fed
and walked.

Need anything else before I head out on
my lunch break?

No, thank you, Angus. I can take it from
here.

Don't know what we'd all do without you,
Marcus.

Jeez, it's nothing really.

I thought I'd find your handsome face
here. I'm so glad you came by. I've got

someone I would love for you to meet.

Angus, I would love to pitch you my
lantern idea for the festival this year.

Joyce, nice to see you as always.

Right this way, Miss B. Someone over
here is dying to meet you. I was just

to head next door to the cafe to get a
sandwich.

Anyone need anything?

Oh, you had me a sandwich. I'd love to
join you.

Of course.

Enjoy lunch.

Hey. How's everything going?

Well, I might be a better matchmaker
with people than with dogs, but... Good.

Well, good thing I'm here, then.

Want me to build your website?

Oh, boy.

Oh, it'd be great.

It's fun.

I'll start by just asking some questions
about each pup. We'll take some photos,

we'll post them online, and we'll
connect them with all sorts of proper

families. Okay.

Okay?

Thanks. The best that could happen.

So, Lily, this is Chance. He's three
years old, and he is a real charmer.

He's beautiful.

Chance has mastered the art of sleeping
upside down on the sofa, which is by far

his favorite position. He also enjoys a
nice romp in the yard here with his

doggy buddies.

Oh, my goodness. Who's that?

Lily, I would like for you to meet Wish.

You two seem pretty well acquainted
already.

Hello, Wish.

Wish came to us in a...

A bed made out of a box with these
pillows in it, and on the side it said,

Orchard. So, naturally, we called her
Wish.

When I was little, we had a golden
retriever growing up.

I used to love that the hair on the back
of her ears was so soft.

It reminded me of home.

That should just about do it. Now the
worldwide web gets to do its thing.

lots of families out there who are
looking for beautiful dogs just like

guys so upstairs just another way to get
the word out all right okay what do we

gotta lose you got me great and

published

I was doing just fine, didn't know what
I was missing.

When you caught my eye, I knew I was
just sick today.

Gotta know your name, gotta know what's
in your heart. It's for real.

I found...

Oh. Marcus.

Can I take that for you?

Thank you.

I may or may not have been up all last
night and most of today working on it.

No, no, no, no.

But you were up all night after all that
work we did yesterday. You must be

exhausted. Funny. I feel more energized
than ever.

Has it started yet?

I think we're right on time.

All right. Good afternoon, everyone, and
welcome to Harbor Island's annual

Lantern Festival.

Thank you all for coming. The Harbor
Island Lantern Festival celebrates a

special tradition as old as the island
itself.

And today, we honor that great tradition
by hanging lanterns in the town harbor

to welcome back our fishermen coming
home from their long journeys at sea.

The lights from the lanterns symbolize
the spirit of our community.

All right, well, may the best lanterns
win.

Good luck, everybody.

Okay.

Can I finally have a look?

Okay.

Ooh, that might be the nicest lantern
I've ever seen.

Oh, thank you. Wait till you see it all
lit up.

Ta -da!

Oh, Christy, that's awesome. Thank you.
It's my take on a chef's hat.

Although I think it looks more like a
cloud.

Or maybe a muffin.

Now I'm hungry.

Is that yours?

Yeah. Oh, that's breathtaking, Lily.

Thank you.

more hungry.

We have fear.

Lily, you never disappoint.

Thank you, Angus.

Hello, Angus.

Duty calls.

Hi. Hi, everybody. Can I get your
attention over here, please?

This is the last call to cast your votes
for Beth Lantern.

Now, obviously, there's a lot of lovely
options here tonight, so make sure you

get your boats in.

And now that it's officially sundown,
you may release your lanterns into the

water. Have fun, everybody.

If you ever wonder where I've gone, I've
been here all along.

Oh, I'll give all of me.

Every day I'll love all of you.

Ladies and gentlemen.

This is the moment you've all been
waiting for. Your votes have all been

counted. And the winner of this year's
award for best lantern goes to...

Lily Summers!

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Wow.

Thank you all.

know I read somewhere it was on a fridge
magnet or a bumper sticker but it said

the enchanting thing about a small town
is that although it can feel good to

leave it feels a thousand times better
to come home.

Now my lantern this year was inspired by
my Aunt Maggie and her magical inn and

I was lucky enough to grow up on Harbor
Island and the beauty here is it goes

beyond what you see.

The beauty about Harbor Island is that
it's also a feeling, and it's one that

warms my heart.

So thank you all again so much.

You know, a good award -winning lantern
speech always just seems

to brighten up my night.

Yeah, you like that, right?

Okay, thank you, Lily.

And with that in mind, thank you all for
a very wonderful night.

Enjoy the rest of the festivities.

May I join yours? This is the winner's
circle.

I was actually going to go take a walk
if you'd like to join.

Yeah, I could use a stroll.

Oh, okay.

That's supposed to be the fourth in
talent, I'm guessing.

There you got me.

Yes.

Such a lovely night.

Yeah, it is.

Oh, I might have found a home for Wish,
our golden retriever.

Oh, that's amazing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

All right, Mr. Allentine.

Why pilots for pups?

Pilots for pups.

Well, a couple years ago,

I had a friend who had a Springer
Spaniel named Rusty who needed a home.

And I gave him a hand looking for
someone, and we found this sweet retired

couple on Queens Bay Island, and I flew
him over.

And the moment that I dropped Rusty off,
I don't know, I just knew that

nothing I'd ever done had felt quite so
satisfying.

So I decided to open the adoption center
and dedicate my time to finding homes

for these pups.

I just, I love finding homes for these
dogs.

Even if I haven't quite found one for
myself yet.

Oh, so that's why you're here.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm kind of looking for the
perfect property on the island to call

But for now, the inn just feels more
like home than anywhere I've lived.

What's it?

I think I am inspired again. And when
inspiration hits, I have to follow.

you. Thank you.

Yeah,

you're welcome.

Lily, what did you do to my kitchen?
Where are all my dishes?

I put them away.

Where?

Well, you said that you were maxed out
of cupboard space, so I put in some new

shelves. You can organize it however you
want. I've just arranged them like this

for now.

Are you happy? Is that your happy face?

You have no idea how much it means to
me.

Thank you. Of course.

Of course.

Okay. All right.

To work?

Hungry guests to feed.

So what have you got going on today?

Oh, let me see.

I'm going to do some painting, rearrange
some furniture.

Oh, John's lending us some antique
furniture, so Marcus and I are going to

pick it up later.

You seem more energetic than ever. I
don't know.

The inn, the island, all of it. It's
nice. I'm probably feeling inspired

Do you remember our senior year dance?
When you insisted everyone on the

decoration committee had to come dressed
in their favorite shade of autumn. And

we came dressed as pumpkins.

Very chic.

So hard to win a dance competition in a
pumpkin suit.

Oh.

But we did.

Yeah? Did we?

Lily? Christy?

Hey, Marcus. How long have you been
standing there?

Oh, long enough.

So what brings you by this early?

Just came to pick up Lily.

Right, yes.

We have some work to do.

I'm going to go grab my sweater.

Me too in the lobby?

Sounds good.

It's the old high school dance routine.

Now it is.

Yeah. Yeah, definitely.

Oh, I love this place.

Billy! Hey, John! Marcus! Hey, I got a
delivery of a few classics I think

going to love.

Oh, this looks amazing.

Anything you like.

They're yours to use.

I don't even know what to say. I mean...

Thank you. Well, have a look and take
your time.

Okay. Wow.

It's quite the collection.

Oh, this would be amazing in the lobby.

What?

Nothing. You just have quite the eye.

You want me to take it over to the
truck?

Yeah, that would be great. Okay. Thank
you.

Need that.

Not that.

Right.

Ah, so is there anything else that
you've seen?

Oh, there's too much. Too hard to
choose.

I promise we'll repay the favor as soon
as we're done with the open house.

Look, there's no rush. These things
aren't going anywhere.

You know, this whole inn refresh has
been really wonderful, but it's also

bittersweet. I really enjoyed getting
the inn ready to sell.

I'm going to be heartbroken when it's
gone.

You know what matters is the memories
that you have here.

You know, before you came along, Marcus
was a bit of a lone wolf.

And now that you're here, well, let's
just say that it's been a while since

seen that sparkle in his eye.

Anything else?

Well, how about this number right here?

Perfect.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

All

right,

everyone. Three and a half days until
the open house.

Where there's an end, there's a way.

Oh, wow.

That's a good one.

Well, the property surveyor just left.
He said he should have a report for us

a couple of days.

Great. Thank you for doing that. Of
course, dear.

Okay, where do you want this last box?

Anywhere behind the desk is great.

I think that pretty much does it. I
think we're just about ready for the

house. Thank you. I don't know how we
would have done all this without you.

happy to help.

You have, uh... You said something?

Get that?

Hello?

Hey, Lily. I think you and Marcus should
come down to the adoption center.

You might want to see this.

Okay, we will be right there.

You know how Lily started that new pilot
for Pop's website?

Well, I think it worked.

Oh, my goodness.

23 new emails?

Oh, this is amazing.

Look.

Well, I think we just found a home for
your terrier.

And they have a farm on the other side
of the island, so plenty of room for her

to run and play.

I have an idea.

Maybe this online stuff isn't so bad.

Uh -huh.

So, do you want to answer?

Of course, yeah. I'll send them an
application.

I mean, you're right. They look like the
perfect family.

Thank you.

Call for celebration.

I've had this in the back for a while
now, waiting for just the right

Literally dozens

of emails, Christy, from all across the
country.

I'm so happy for you.

To be honest, though, I'm feeling a
little conflicted.

Conflicted? Yeah, just about going back
to the city so soon.

Oh, well, maybe you should stay.

I can't.

I can't. I have a whole life over there,
and I have to be ready to go back with

my thumbprint.

Your thumbprint?

Yeah, it's a design thing.

Uh -oh.

What about Marcus?

You guys seem like you have a lot in
common.

Marcus and I are just friends.

And besides...

After the open house, I'll just head
back, and that will be that.

Nice. I wish there was a way I could do
the thing that I love and the place that

I love, you know? I do.

Evening, lady.

Hey, Marcus.

So I spoke to that family with the farm.
Yeah. And I'm going to take the terrier

there tomorrow.

Amazing. Yeah.

I was wondering if maybe you wanted to
come with.

Yeah, I'd love that.

Yeah? Yeah.

Okay, cool.

I'll meet you up front in the morning.

Sounds good. Okay.

Night. Night.

What?

Nothing.

That was me driving.

Can I give you five stars?

Coming from you, that's a big
compliment.

Hey.

You must be Marcus. Yeah, it's great to
meet you. Mrs. Anderson, it's a pleasure

to meet you.

There you are. Thank you.

Thank you so much.

We haven't been quite ready for a new
dog since we lost our terrier, Charlie,

last year. But when we saw this gorgeous
girl on your vlog, we just fell in

love. What's her name?

You get the honor of naming your new
forever friend.

How about Sandy?

Sandy?

Well, what do you think, Sandy?

It's been a real pleasure.

You'll be good, okay?

Enjoy, guys.

Nice. Do it.

Good girl.

Amazing. Yeah.

Thank you for inviting me along today.

So glad I came.

Such a sweet family.

Yeah, they were.

I'm really lucky to get to do what I do.
I mean, if I can make a difference in

one person's life, I'm just a happier
guy.

How do you feel about interior design?

Yeah. I know that sounds funny, but...

If I can bring joy to someone's life,
then it makes it all worth it.

The inn is obviously very close to your
heart.

Oh, it's my home growing up.

My parents always made sure that it was
just this beautiful place filled with

love.

I lost them when I was young.

A car accident.

Aunt Maggie raised me.

She became my second mom.

I love her and the inn so much, but as I
grew older, I just felt like I needed

some time away from Harbor Island.

And that's why you moved to the city?

Yeah. Yeah, I always had this idea of
having this perfectly designed life in

city.

But since I've been back, I've been
flooded with all these wonderful

both from a long time ago and the new
ones we've all been creating here.

Feels like my heart's filling up again.

And the more that we're renovating the
inn, the more I wish there was a way to

keep it.

My family lived on Harbor Island for
generations.

I used to spend summers with my
grandmother.

She was just the sweetest soul you ever
met.

I wish I spent more time with her when
she was still here, but my ex wasn't

exactly a fan of the island.

Wow. That was a long time ago, though.

Anyways, when my grandmother passed, I
came back here to deal with her estate,

and that's when I checked into your
aunt's inn.

Turns out it is a pretty special place.

Yeah, it really is.

You know what I realized?

When I got back there, it's not about
how much you have.

It's about what you do with it.

Now it's just me and my plane and these
dogs.

And up until now, that's all I needed.

What's on your mind?

Nothing.

Everything's present.

Lil!

Bradford?

I should give you two minutes.

No. It was good to see you again,
Bradford.

You as well.

Catch you guys later.

Back in the city, Dan said that he saw
the infrasale, and I thought this could

be a great opportunity.

Use it for you.

I see you are here for work.

Yeah, well, you know me, I couldn't miss
that on a business opportunity.

I do know that.

Oh, you remember Dan.

Lily. Yes, of course.

Taking a walk around the inn, and I
gotta say, it really is quite something.

It's quaint.

Small, but charming.

Would you gentlemen like a tour?

Actually, we need to get going. Check
out some of the bigger properties on the

island. We'd love to be the first ones
to see the inn, though.

How about a proper tour tomorrow
morning?

Yeah, that sounds great.

Enjoy the island.

See you tomorrow.

Great.

Bye. Bye. Thanks again.

Let's get these in some water.

The land surveyor delivered his report.

He said the good thing is that the
property line includes all of the

land next door, which is an exceptional
amount of damage. That is amazing.

Okay, what's the bad news?

Well, he said there's structural damage
in the foundation due to land shifting.

What does that mean?

It means that it's a very costly repair,
potentially a red flag for future

buyers, unless we can find someone with
a lot of money to invest.

But don't worry.

With all the land next door, it could be
worth their while.

This is a stunning property.

A stunning view.

Now, we did receive some unfortunate
news last night. It seems that there is

crack in the foundation.

Well, that is unfortunate.

However, the good news is that the
property line includes all of the

land next door.

That's... A lot of acreage.

I would love to see the paperwork on
that.

Of course.

Oh, um... Oh, yeah.

Dan speaking.

You have done an amazing job. Thank you.
Yeah, no, all your hard work is going

to pay off.

Fingers are crossed.

I'm just hoping to find the right owner
to breathe new life into this magical

place.

You will.

I should... Well, enjoy the opening.

See you in a bit. See you.

You look amazing.

Oh, thank you. So do you.

Hey, have you seen the market?

Um, he's outside, I think. Okay. Why? Is
everything okay? Yeah, no, it's fine.

Um, I just haven't seen him since
Bradford showed up and... And... And

look incredible. Thank you, Christy. You
are the best.

Thank you.

Hi,

everyone.

Thank you so much for coming today.

When I was a little girl, I always
thought that the inn was the most

place, and my parents loved it too.

Now, we've put a lot of love and care
into shining it up like new again, so my

only hope is that we can pass it on to
somebody who will give it as much love

and care as we all have through the
years.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the
Harbor Island Inn Open House. Please

look around and have fun.

I can't believe how fast we're going
through these two guitars.

Can I grab you another tray? Oh, would
you? Of course. Thank you.

I'm telling you, we got to strike while
the iron is hot.

It goes on for acres, both sides.

Property line goes well beyond that.

Yeah, yeah, right to the shoreline. This
inn is a gold mine for development.

We can go 15, 20 stories easy.

Well, I just saw a handsome little face
and I love at first sight Hey, Miss

Bartlett Lily. Can I talk to you for a
minute? Of course Would you excuse me?

course It's Hotel Marcus What's going
on?

Your boyfriend came here to buy the inn
Okay,

well maybe you don't know your ex as
well as you thought you did What's that

supposed to mean?

I overheard that dang guy talking. From
the sounds of it, they don't have any

intention of keeping me in.

Wait, what are you talking about?
Beautiful open house, Lily.

Thank you so much, you two. Thank you.

Wait, there must be some sort of
misunderstanding.

Bradford, he'd never do something like
that. He wouldn't tear down the inn and

put up condos. I mean, it's as simple as
that. He's all business.

Bradford cares about... Money.

I was going to say more than money.

Well, he definitely doesn't care about
the inn.

We can't afford not to sell.

There might be another option, but look,
I care about this inn.

You care about this inn. Just call off
the open house, please.

Marcus, I really appreciate all of your
help.

I do, but I'm going to need you to trust
me and stay out of it.

Okay, yeah.

Yeah, no.

Clearly, I overstepped.

I'll stay out of your way.

Would you look at this place? Everybody
loves what you've done.

Such a success.

I'm going to need more big treats.

Ladies and gentlemen, I have an
announcement to make.

Gather around, everyone. Gather around.

I've always been a fan of a beautiful
place, and this Harbor Island Inn is one

of the most beautiful properties I've
ever had the pleasure of setting foot

Now, I just got off the phone with my
team at Real Estate West, and we would

like to make a very generous offer on
the inn.

Real Estate West sees great potential in
Harbor Island, and although this inn is

a breathtaking sight, We'd like to
replace it with a new 15 -story

condo vacation resort development.

This is going to change the fate of
Harbor Island.

As I've always said, the higher we ride,
the better the view.

Lily, this is as much of a surprise to
me as it is to you. I know how much this

place means to you.

Lily?

May I?

Sorry, Lil.

I honestly had no idea what Dan was up
to.

Well, I understand. It's just business.

Don't take the offer.

Stay longer and keep looking for the
right buyer.

We can't afford not to.

It needs repairs.

What if we can't find the perfect buyer?
Someone who's willing to invest that

much money in it before they can even do
anything with it.

Yeah, truly. I'm sorry, Lil.

Lily? Hi.

This is Beatrice Hawthorne.

Miss Hawthorne, hi.

It's so lovely to hear from you.

We saw your new contributions to your
design blog, Harbor Island is Where the

Heart Is.

This is strong work, Lily. Very strong
work. I wanted to personally

you.

Thank you, Miss Hawthorne. Thank you.

This is the exact personal touch that we
have been looking for with you.

Your renderings of the Harbor Island Inn
are, well, they have your unique

thumbprint all over it.

It's very inspired.

So, how would you like to come in this
week for that second interview?

Lily, are you there?

Yeah, I'm here.

So, what do you think?

I can't.

Okay, well, how about next week?

Ms. Hawthorne, I have truly loved
working for your company.

It has always been my dream to be an
interior designer in the big city. But

since I've been on Harbor Island, I've
realized that my dream and my

is right here.

Hey, Lily.

I wished you all the best.

Well, we did our best.

I know you've been upset.

We didn't have much choice, and it was
time to sell the inn.

Just savor the time we have left here.

Um, I just wanted to let you know that I
have been offered a second interview in

the city for the interior design
position.

How wonderful.

Congratulations. I didn't take it.

But that's been your dream.

Yeah, it was.

I can't let the inn go this easily, so I
am going to try one more thing.

What's that?

Well, I'm going into the city to talk to
my bank to see if I could get a loan.

It would be for the repair of the
foundations and any renovations we'd

get the inn up and running again.

I would like to help you run the inn,
Aunt Maggie.

With your blessing, of course.

Of course, but what about your dreams of
being an interior designer? Well, I

still have ideas for new designs.

And as I'm helping you run the inn, I
could renovate the rooms one at a time.

That is amazing!

I always thought that inspiration was
the collection of perfectly curated

designs, but I'm starting to realize
that I need to follow my heart a little

more. Oh, that sounds wonderful.

And no matter what happens, I'm just so
proud of you.

Hey! Hey, stop!

Marcus?

Lily.

She's not here.

You were right.

I should have listened to you.

I think I've just been stuck in this
idea of what my life should look like.

And the truth is I wasn't happy.

So I'm sorry.

Don't, don't, don't.

Don't apologize, okay? You were right.

I was overstepping.

I just, I can't bear to see the end go.

But what's worse is the thought of not
seeing your face every day.

I made a counteroffer on the end.

purchase the perfect property for my
forever home.

And... I mean, it's been right in front
of me all along.

The counter offers in your name.

And it's only if you want it.

You can't be serious.

I've never been more serious about
anything in my life.

I don't... Yes!

Yes, yes.

Yes. Only if I can... Pay you back.

You drive a hard bargain.

Mm -hmm. I will need some help around
the end.

I might know somebody that can do the
job.

Have they a deal?

Yeah, we got a deal, city girl.

There's something else that I've been
wanting to do for a while now.

Oh, I did have one idea, though.

Maybe we could add some more ribs to the
end, and then that way we can expand

the kitchen and dining area.

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