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[Christmas music]

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You okay, Grace?

Excited to finally see all this snow?

Yeah.

I don't know about you,

but I am looking forward

to an authentic American Christmas.

-Me, too. -[Tom chuckles]

I know it's a little scary moving to a new place,

-but it's exciting too, right? -Yeah.

[Tom] We're gonna get a fresh start here.

I just wish we didn't have to leave

before we could go to the Christmas Fair.

I know, kiddo.

But once we get settled in,

I promise to make it up to you.

-You mean it? -[Tom] Yeah, of course.

Look, you and I, we're juggling a lot.

Moving to a new country,

moving into a new house,

it all adds up.

But we're gonna have a great Christmas here.

And I, for one, promise

to only focus on the fun stuff from now on. [chuckles]

What kind of fun stuff?

What if we dress up as elves,

and then, go and meet all your new classmates?

-How about let's not. -[chuckles]

All right, real one.

I think we should decorate the new place.

Sounds good, let's do it.

Let's get this stuff inside.

It is cold!

[exclaims] Ooh!

[door closes]

All right, that is the last two,

and I made sure the basics were in here already.

Hey.

What's up?

It just feels weird.

What does, sweetheart?

Being here without mom.

[sighs] Hey... you wanna know something?

I don't think we are.

I think she'll be with us forever.

Let's settle in.

We've got a big day of unpacking tomorrow.

Come on.

[water splashing]

Thanks for the pancakes, Dad.

[Tom sighs]

Sorry, I could only find buckwheat flour at the store.

Don't beat yourself up.

They were... unique.

At least, they're good for you.

So, what's the plan for today?

I don't know if you noticed all these boxes over there,

but they need to be unpacked.

Think of it like opening Christmas presents.

When you put it that way...

[chuckles] Hey.

Can't a dad be proud of his daughter's accomplishments?

It's a participation ribbon.

Yeah, and I'm proud of you for participating.

[Grace] It's so beautiful.

I've never seen real snow,

except for last night.

Go on.

Really?

You got 13 years of playing in the snow to catch up on.

I can handle all of this.

Thanks, Dad.

Uh-uh. Have fun, but make sure you put a--

A scarf. I know.

[chuckles softly]

[uplifting music]

[faint thud]

"How to have the best Christmas ever..."

"You're going to need your energy."

"Start with a cup of hot chocolate

from the best place in town,

Luna's."

"Bake candy cane cookies."

"Say a prayer at the nativity scene in town."

[chuckles]

"Pick out the best Christmas tree

and craft your own ornament for it."

"Finish up by going

to the Christmas candlelight service

to see the tree lighting."

"These are all the traditions that make our family special."

"I love my family."

"Merry Christmas."

If I just pull...

[sighs]

How's the unpacking going?

I think I need a break, actually.

What's up, kiddo?

Look what I just found.

What is this?

It's a tin with a bunch of fun family traditions.

Wow! That's...

This looks like a time capsule.

-Where did you find it? -It was buried in the backyard.

Huh. Interesting.

I wonder who it belongs to.

Do you think they're missing it?

Well, no. Usually, when someone buries something like this,

it's in hopes of giving whoever finds it

a glimpse into the owner's life at the time.

So, it's not like it's lost,

they left it there on purpose for someone to find.

Lucky you!

-[chuckles] -That makes sense.

Still, wouldn't it be fun to find out who it belongs to?

Sure, yeah.

But we don't know if they still live around here.

Well, if we do all the things on the list,

and the person who made it

kept up their traditions over the years,

we're bound to run into them at some point.

I don't know, kiddo.

We... We still have a lot to do here.

Come on, didn't you just say you wanted a break?

How about some hot cocoa?

[chuckles] That I did.

And you know I love hot cocoa.

All right, let's do it.

Oh, you sure you don't want

another buckwheat flour pancake first?

-[Grace] No, thank you. -[Tom chuckles]

[Christmas instrumental music]

It smells like heaven in here.

It really does, doesn't it?

[Elizabeth chuckling] Good to see you again.

Thank you so much

There you go.

And dollar change.

By the way, the cup came from here.

What's that, sweetheart?

-The cup from the time capsule. -Oh, cool.

#Hi! On your count.

Thank you.

-Hi there! -Hi.

Place looks great.

It's like a Santa's workshop or something.

You think so?

I will give the compliment to my mom.

Decorations are all her.

Yeah, please do.

So, um, what can I get you two?

We're gonna have two hot cocoas to go, please.

Darn... Um...

We just sold out, I'm so sorry.

-Aw. -I know, I'm so sorry.

It's our best seller and he just got the last one of the day.

Must be one heck of a hot cocoa to sell out before noon.

It's my fault.

I didn't order enough cocoa for the week.

It's no one's fault, Mom.

I'm gonna replenish the stock later today,

so if you guys come back tomorrow,

I will have a cup with your name on it.

Sounds good.

We'd definitely have to come back tomorrow. Yeah?

-Yeah. -And what's your name?

-Grace. -I'm April.

You like Christmas, Grace?

It's only the best holiday.

-[both chuckle] -[Grace] Presents,

tasty food and best of all...

-Christmas break? -Time off school.

[all laughing]

Well, in the spirit of Christmas,

here's a little something to hold you off until tomorrow,

-on the house. -That's very kind of you.

-Right, Grace? -Thank you.

You're most welcome.

I'd be in the back if you need me.

So, I know we're out of what you came for,

but anything else I can get you while you're here?

Uh... Yeah, sure, I'll just grab a latte. Thanks.

-[Elizabeth] Got it. -[Tom] Thank you.

So... You're not from around here, are you?

-What gave it away, the accent? -[both chuckle]

All that, and it's a small town.

I'd remember if I'd seen you before.

Oh, we just moved here, actually.

[Elizabeth] Oh, then, welcome.

Let me guess, Australia.

Yeah, Sydney.

I've always wanted to go.

Oh, you should. You should.

Uh... It's really beautiful.

April and October, it's perfect weather for me.

-Okay, spring and fall, noted. -Yeah.

It must be a huge change to go from hot and sunny

to freezing cold, huh?

Yeah, it's definitely different, but in a good way.

You know I never understood why winter got such a bad rep...

especially at night

when there's just this beautiful delicate snowfall.

-It's just so-- -[both] Magical.

-[both chuckle] -[Tom] Yeah.

-Exactly. -[both chuckle]

Well, if you have any questions about anything

while you're settling in,

you know where to find us.

-I'll keep that in mind, thanks. -Done.

Oh, you made quick work of that candy cane.

-I love Christmas. -[chuckles]

-Nice meeting you. -Elizabeth.

Tom. And my daughter, Grace.

And we will see you tomorrow

for take two of that hot cocoa.

-Sounds good. -Bye.

Bye! Next stop, cookie ingredients.

[Christmas music]

[timer rings]

Yum! Those look t-a-s-t-y.

How long before we can dig in?

Uh, these are too hot,

but... boop, boop.

You can start digging around these one now, they're good.

-[phone ringing] -Ooh.

I'll just be a minute.

Hello.

[Natalie] Mr. Jones.

I'm glad I finally caught you.

I've been trying to reach you for days.

Yeah, yeah. Sorry about that.

We had a long journey,

but we got in last night.

[Natalie] Good. Great, great. Listen.

I wanted to get in touch with you

about the plan you drafted.

Perfect. Yeah, yeah.

Well, it's my daughter's first Christmas here in America,

with real snow, and we're really excited to...

I have some bad news, unfortunately.

I don't think my team's gonna be able to pull off

the backyard Christmas Fair you wanted

in time for December 23rd.

Oh...

How come?

[Natalie] Well, mainly because

most of the vendors you requested

are unfortunately already booked.

Well, I would've reached out sooner,

but we didn't even know if we'd be here by Christmas.

Which vendors aren't available?

Well, the food truck,

the Santa sleigh, the reindeer petting zoo.

So, pretty much all of them, then?

[Natalie] There are some jugglers available

if you want me to book them?

No, no, no. That's all right.

Um...

Oh, what about the gingerbread bouncy castle?

Oh, the gingerbread bouncy house.

[keyboard clacking]

It's not gonna happen.

[sighs]

Well... what am I supposed to do?

Look, I understand how disappointing

this must be to hear,

but this time of year is always the busiest.

[sighs]

Look, Natalie, it's just...

I really need to make this the best Christmas ever

for my daughter.

She's been through so much as it is...

Well...

I have a lot on my plate,

so I shouldn't be committing to this...

but I'll have a look at some alternative ideas for you.

Really?

Thank you. Thank you so much.

My honest opinion

is that we won't be able to execute what you want

in the time frame that you need.

My advice would be to scale it down.

Way down!

Look, I really just want it to be like home,

so if there's any way to make that happen...

All right.

All right. But I'm gonna need your help to narrow things down.

Are you free for the next few hours?

Yeah, yeah. For this, I can be.

Let me call you back.

Alright, bye.

[phone beeps]

So...

Looks like I have to go work on something for a few hours.

-Aren't you on Christmas break? -[Tom] I am.

But it's not really for work,

but it is a special project.

Sorry for the mystery.

It'll all make sense soon, trust me.

But just know,

that I wouldn't do it

if it wasn't very, very important.

I can handle the decorating, anyway.

It's the best part.

Tell you what...

Tomorrow, let's continue our mission to figure out

who this mysterious time capsule owner is.

What's next on the list, anyway?

The nativity scene.

Let's go to that,

and then swing by the cafe afterwards.

Sounds great, dad.

You know, I'm the luckiest dad in the world

to have such an understanding daughter.

Love you. [exclaims]

[quirky mysterious music]

[joyful Christmas music]

[bell dinging]

[customer] Thank you.

Well, hello again.

These are for you and April.

I know you make cookies for a living,

but I hope you still like them.

Aw, that is so sweet, literally.

They're also from my dad.

Speaking of your dad, where is he?

He had to stay behind and work.

Oh, bummer.

So, what are you up to?

-Right now? -[Elizabeth] Mm-hmm.

Not much.

I don't really know anyone here yet.

Well, unless you want to give me a hand

in the kitchen with some scones?

-Really? -Mm-hmm.

If you like making cookies, then this is just as fun.

Sounds way better than what I was gonna do.

Which was what?

-Unpacking. -Ugh, no.

Come on, follow me.

[Tom] Hi all, would any vendors be available

to work on December 23rd?

Grace, how are those cookies coming?

Grace?

[light suspenseful music]

[bell chimes]

Hello.

Tom, hi.

Hi, hi. Is Grace here?

Yeah, she's just helping me with some pastry prep.

[sighs]

Good. [chuckles]

Oh, I'm so sorry. I thought you knew she was here.

I didn't until about ten minutes ago.

But, thank you for keeping an eye on her.

No problem at all.

Yeah.

[slow festive music]

Dad, I learned how to make dough.

I left you a note.

That's not the same as talking to me.

You can't just leave without telling me where you're going,

especially, in an unfamiliar place, okay?

I'm sorry.

I didn't want to interrupt you while you were working,

so I thought a note would be better.

Well... That's very thoughtful of you.

But next time, just come and find me, okay?

We need to communicate before you go off and do something,

because it doesn't matter what I'm doing,

I'll always, always be there for you, okay?

-Yep. -Come here.

Love you.

Now, get your jacket on, okay?

Okay.

[Tom] Sorry about that.

I was, uh, just... a little worried.

-I'm a dad, it's what I do. -[laughs]

Now, what was all this about the dough?

We were making raspberry scones.

No way!

It's my absolute favorite.

Mine, too.

[both chuckle]

You two sure are eager for this hot cocoa!

Ah, Grace came by earlier to drop off some cookies for us.

Oh, how thoughtful.

You've raised such a sweet girl.

Thanks, she really is.

[sighs] That's why I need to keep track of her.

All right, we, uh... We better take off.

Thanks again for watching her, I appreciate it.

-Come on. -[Grace] Thanks, Elizabeth.

Come back any time.

Two visits in one day, huh...

What?

Nothing. I just think it's nice to see

some fresh faces around, that's all.

Uh-huh.

And I did notice he's not wearing a ring.

-[Elizabeth] There it is. -What?

Mom, I see what you're trying to do,

but you know I'm not really looking to date, right?

That's what you always say.

I'm just focusing on me right now.

You know, try to get through the holidays in one piece.

I know this time of year is tough for you,

but all the more reason to share it with someone.

Plus, everyone knows, the best time to find someone

is when you least expect it.

Yeah, I always thought the best time to find someone

was when you actually wanted to.

[sighs] Well, sometimes, destiny has other plans.

All right, all right, I won't push.

I appreciate that.

For now, anyway.

What was that?

Oh, nothing. Nothing, dear.

Where did you get that old thing?

You made that when you were six.

[Grace] Oh.

-I mean, it's kind of nice. -[Tom chuckles]

Here it is, mum's angel.

[emotional Christmas music]

You know, when I was your age,

we had a very sparkly star

right at the top of our Christmas tree.

And, uh, I remember thinking

that it was so bright

that if the light hit you just right,

it would totally blind me.

[both chuckle]

Do you think we'll get some new decorations for the house?

Well, I thought you wanted

to use the decorations from back home.

I do.

It's just, if we're getting a fresh, new start,

why not get some fresh, new stuff to go along with it?

Yeah.

Well, there's already a lot of change happening, Gracie.

It's nice to keep some things the same.

Like this?

Yeah, see?

Boo-boo-boop.

Nostalgia's not so bad.

[chuckles]

I like this guy.

[Christmas glockenspiel music]

[knock on door]

Any new clues?

Not unless I get a match on this handwriting.

Can I have a look?

Ah...

Hm... Pretty good penmanship.

Do you think it's a boy or a girl?

Ah, it's tough to say.

I hate to interrupt the investigative work,

but it's time for some sleep.

Do you think we can go to the candlelight ceremony,

like it says in the time capsule?

Yeah, yeah. I think we can work that out.

-When is it? -December 23rd.

Oh.

-What? -[Tom] Well...

You know, that special project I've been working on?

It is due on December 23rd.

But who knows, maybe we'll have time for both.

But I don't want to over-promise.

That's okay.

Still, I hope we find the time capsule owner

before then, either way.

Oh, well, Gracie, we don't even know

if they live in town any more.

I just think if it were mine, I'd want it back, you know?

Even though I left it for someone else to find...

It feels like something really special got lost.

Well, if anyone can solve the mystery, it's you.

'Cause I, for one, am glad Detective Grace is on the case.

Hey.

Where's that newspaper article?

Yeah.

Hm...

How old does this boy look to you?

[Grace] It's kinda hard to tell.

Yeah, but maybe, he's about the age

of someone who might make a time capsule, don't you think?

Definitely.

Do you think he'll be at the nativity scene tomorrow?

Well, we'll just have to wait and see.

Ah! On that note,

let's get some shut eye, shall we?

All right.

-Goodnight, Dad. -Goodnight, sweetheart.

-Sleep well, I love you. -Love you, too.

[Tom] All right, there.

[bell chimes]

[festive guitar music]

Dad, look.

Do you recognize him?

Uh, no.

He was at the cafe yesterday.

He got the last cup of cocoa.

[chuckles] Don't worry, we'll get ours right after this.

What I mean is, he got hot cocoa,

now he's here.

Wait, you don't think that...

Hello everyone and welcome!

As some of you may know,

my family and I have been planning

this nativity scene since I was a kid,

but this year,

I wanted to do something extra special.

[all applauding]

It's totally gotta be his time capsule, right?

He clearly loves Christmas, we'll have to talk to him.

[April] Yoo-hoo!

Oh, April! Hey! How are you?

I am well, dear.

Happy to see such a good turnout here.

[chuckles] yeah.

[gasps] Did you say a prayer yet?

As soon as we got here.

[chuckling] Good.

Is Elizabeth with you?

No, I'm afraid not.

She hasn't been to this for a very long time.

She also had to open the bakery.

Oh, we're gonna be headed there pretty soon,

right after we talk to...

Where did he go?

Where did who go?

You don't happen to know the man

that was speaking at the podium before, do you?

David? David Smith?

I guess, you do.

Everyone knows David.

In fact, he used to live in your house.

How do you know where we live?

-I have my ways. -Right!

Well, would you know how we can get a hold of him?

Grace has a question she'd like to ask.

Oh... Well, lucky for you I do.

He actually works at the Christmas tree lot

just outside of town.

He's probably gonna be back tomorrow afternoon.

Tomorrow? That's forever.

Well, anyway.

I'd better get back to the bakery.

See you guys later?

Yeah, yeah. We'll see you there soon.

-OK, Bye. -Bye.

Oh, well, what do you think, kiddo?

Until we can visit the tree lot,

we may as well just move on to the next thing on the list.

And what's that?

Making our own tree ornaments.

Maybe we'll catch this David person at the craft store?

Yeah, worth a shot.

Come on, oof!

-[Grace] But first, hot cocoa. -[Tom] Hot cocoa, okay.

All I'm saying is you should think about doing it this year.

I just don't think I'm ready yet, Mom.

Sweetheart, don't take this the wrong way,

but you're never going to be ready unless you push yourself.

I don't know, Mom.

I know you think you have big shoes to fill,

but your father would be so proud of you just for trying.

[Tom] Morning.

Sorry. We didn't mean to interrupt.

[chuckles] It's fine.

-Hi. -Hi.

So, we are here for those famous hot cocoas, please.

Oh, right. Yes, of course.

I'd better finish up the cupcakes.

Cupcakes?

I could always use someone to taste test the buttercream.

Go on.

-So-- -So, is everything--

[both laugh]

I was just gonna ask, is-is everything okay?

Couldn't help but overhear a little bit of that.

Yeah.

Yeah, um...

Well, not entirely. It's just, my mom,

she, uh... She wants me to say this speech

at the candlelight ceremony,

and I'm not particularly excited about the idea.

Why is that? If you don't mind me asking.

I mean, it's a long story,

but, you know, this time of year is just a bit

bittersweet for me.

You don't like Christmas?

No, it's not that I don't like Christmas.

-Um, it's just-- -[Tom] Hey.

I get it.

I don't have to know the details

to know that public speaking is...

a little scary.

Totally.

[chuckles]

But when it comes to satisfying a sweet tooth

on the other hand, I know a thing or two.

Not to brag.

As promised and on the house.

Oh! Thank you.

Okay. Now, I understand.

This is a delicious hot cocoa.

-Glad you came back? -[Tom] Yes, definitely.

You're not trying that without me, are you?

Yours is right there.

-Yum! -You approve?

All right, kiddo. Let's go back and do some crafts.

Crafts? What are you two making?

Christmas ornaments.

Wait, you make your own?

Well, this year, we do, yeah.

Wow, that's... that's really nice.

Race you to the car?

Yeah, let's go.

Oh, oh! Thanks very much for the delicious drink...

Elizabeth.

[whimsical music playing]

You almost done up there?

Almost!

Thanks for being patient, sweetie.

I think I'm gonna make one for David

to give back to him when we return his time capsule.

Ah, that's very nice of you,

but we still don't know it's his.

[Grace] Dad, come on.

-He drank the hot cocoa. -[Tom] Mm-hmm.

He planned the nativity scene.

He works at the tree lot,

and we're living in his old house.

The evidence all lines up.

Nancy Drew herself would be impressed.

But would Nancy Drew have run out of glue

halfway through the project?

What? You already finished the bottle?

Hey, it takes a lot of glue to stick

that many things together.

[chuckles]

But now I don't have any left for the rest of the ornaments.

Huh...

[snaps fingers] Well, come here.

I do have to keep working on this, but...

Yeah, I think I can take 20 minutes to go to the store

and pick up some more.

-Thanks, Dad. -You're welcome.

April!

Hi, neighbour!

So that's how you knew where we lived.

Busted.

What a coincidence.

[April] No such thing as a coincidence

in a small town.

That's something I'm becoming quickly aware of.

How are you liking the place?

Oh, it's been great so far.

Still got a little bit...

Well, lots of unpacking to do,

but, uh, yeah.

It's slowly starting to feel like a home.

I'm glad to hear it.

Well, if you ever need a cup of sugar,

you know where to find me.

Thanks, April. I'm happy to have a familiar face nearby.

Oh, Tom, dear...

I was wondering, are you and Grace

around for dinner tomorrow night?

Ah, it's very kind of you, but we wouldn't want to impose.

Don't be silly. I'll be slow-cooking a ham all day.

I usually go with turkey at Christmas,

but this is my excuse to make ham.

In that case, that sounds lovely.

Can we bring anything?

No, just yourselves.

Well, my mum always taught me never to arrive empty-handed.

Well, on second thought,

you could bring a dessert?

-Yeah. -Maybe a holiday trifle

with cranberries and pecans?

That's... specific.

But if it's too much trouble, I--

No! I've just... I've never made it before.

Well if you swing by and see Elizabeth,

I'm sure she can point you in the right direction.

Thanks for the tip.

Of course. Well, I won't keep you.

See you tomorrow.

Yes, we will.

What's that?

Oh, nothing, dear! I'm just talking to myself.

Bye.

[festive orchestral music]

Barely moved in and you're already decking the halls.

Priorities!

-Thanks. -Where's Grace?

Oh, she's just inside, finishing some crafts.

What brings you around so early?

Well, my mom's opening up the bakery today,

so she asked me to swing by her place

to turn on the slow cooker.

But now that that's done, you need a hand?

Sure. Yeah, thanks.

["We Wish You A Merry Christmas" playing]

[Elizabeth] Not bad.

Yeah, I think we make a pretty good team.

Thank you so much for your help.

Oh, I... I just remembered.

Uh...

Do you know how to make a trifle?

I sure do, why?

Well, I ran into your mom

and she invited me and Grace to dinner tonight,

and she asked me to bring a trifle

-with cranberries and-- -Pecans?

How'd you know?

That dessert is my specialty.

Well... Really?

[laughs]

What?

I'm just wondering if April is trying to play matchmaker.

Does she do that a lot?

No, no, not really.

But she told me to wear

something nice to dinner tonight.

-And now I know why. -[both chuckle]

But, no, I'd be happy to share my recipe,

if you want it.

Yeah, that would be great,

because I am useless in the kitchen.

Why don't you stop by the bakery later,

just before I close up?

That sounds great.

Well, I'd better finish up out here.

Um, I'll go see if Grace needs any help with craft clean-up.

-Yeah, she'd love to see you. -[both chuckle]

[sighs]

[exhales sharply]

[Grace giggling]

One, two!

[Grace and Elizabeth exclaiming]

[Elizabeth] It's on you!

Oh!

On the chest!

[Grace and Elizabeth chuckling]

I need a break.

Hey, which one? Blue or green?

I like the green one.

Dark green it is, thanks.

Are you getting ready for your date?

Date! It's not a date!

Thank you very much.

No, Elizabeth is just helping with the recipe for dessert,

so you and I can bring something to dinner tonight.

-That's awfully kind of her. -Mm-hmm.

[Tom] And when I get back, let's go see David

and ask him about that Christmas time capsule.

[bell chimes]

-Hey, Tom! -Hi.

I hope I'm not too early?

I can't believe it is already time to close up.

The day has just flown by.

[Tom] Tell me about it.

The older I get, the more hours feel like minutes.

You know, you add in an international move,

the holidays, Christmas,

I feel like I can barely keep up.

Anyway...

I thought I'd stop by here first

to see what I need to pick up at the store for the dessert.

Nothing.

I went earlier.

Oh, you didn't have to do that.

Oh, no. Don't sweat it.

I had go get ingredients for the bakery, anyways.

Oh... and your recipe.

-Right, thank you. -Mm-hmm.

Right.

Is my chicken scratch that bad?

No, no, it's not that.

It's just... How does one make cranberry sauce?

You've never made it before.

It's a classic Christmas side.

Not in Australia, really.

I mean, we're more of a prawns and oysters type people.

But if I want cranberry sauce,

I usually just buy it in a can.

You can't be serious.

Yeah... What?

Yeah, I like it in a can.

-Agree to disagree. -[both chuckle]

-Since I'm-- -Look if you have time...

-You go. -Since I'm already here...

um... and you're the expert,

maybe, you can teach me how to make this

'cause I am no Gordon Ramsay.

I was just about to say the same thing.

I mean, if you have time, of course.

Yeah, yeah.

Come with me.

Okay, so, it is a fairly simple recipe.

The secret is orange zest in the cranberries.

-Orange zest? -Mm-hmm.

So, what we're gonna do is, we're gonna take a cup of water

and we're gonna add some orange juice.

-Yes. -[Elizabeth] Yes.

And then, sugar.

-Sugar? -Mm-hmm.

We're gonna let it boil.

Then once it boils, we're gonna add some orange zest

and cranberries,

and give it about ten minutes or so,

-wait for them to burst... -[Tom] Uh-huh.

Voila! Cranberry sauce.

Sounds pretty simple.

And trust me, you will never reach for another can.

of cranberry sauce ever again.

Well we're gonna have to see about that.

You're on.

How'd you get so confident in the kitchen?

Uh, I think I get it from my dad.

He taught me everything I need to know about baking.

In fact, this trifle recipe was originally his.

Well, this must be one special dish, then.

You sure you're okay letting me in on your family secrets?

-Yeah, I think so. -[both chuckle]

Oh, I was meaning to ask you,

what made you move here to Ashbury Grove?

We did a bit of a U.S. road trip when Grace was a baby,

and I always had fond memories of this place.

Yeah, there's just something about this place, isn't there?

Sure is.

[both] Oh, oh!

[Elizabeth chuckling] Sorry.

I'll go get something to clean it up.

You've ran this place a long time?

Um...

Yeah, very long time.

I bet you got some good stories.

Yeah! Some not so good.

When my...

-Never mind. [chuckles] -[Tom] No, no, what is it?

Uh... I don't really think I should...

[chuckles nervously]

Come on, we're friends, aren't we?

Right... Friends.

Yeah, so, let me be your friend.

I'm a great listener, and I might just understand.

[Elizabeth] So, my dad, he...

he built this place when I was little.

Even named it after our dog.

I grew up in that kitchen.

Um...

And then, when he... he got sick

right before Christmas,

he would come in everyday and still bake with me,

even when he should have been resting.

But there was no telling him what to do.

Anyways...

Sometimes, when I'm working

during this time of the year,

it just brings it back, you know,

like, the good and the bad.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean to dredge that up for you.

[Elizabeth] No, no, it's all right.

Actually, feels nice to talk about him.

[Tom sighs]

Yeah.

I can relate, you know.

Grace's mum...

My late wife...

Yeah, she got sick a few years ago

and passed away soon after.

And it was really hard to know what to do.

'Cause I wanted to be a good dad to Grace.

Protect her, keep her happy.

But... I needed time to grieve as well.

Tom, I'm so sorry, that's so tough.

Yeah, well it was tough.

leaving the home we all shared together.

But we needed a fresh start,

and that is why we moved away.

My point is...

that kind of loss...

It isn't something that ever gets better.

You know, it's just something...

[both] You have to live with.

Yeah, exactly.

[phone ringing]

Oh.

Gracie.

Oh, oh, slow down.

Yeah, um...

Okay, okay.

Leaving right now, see you soon. Bye bye.

-Is everything okay? -[Tom] Yeah, yeah, it's fine.

I just promised her we'd go to the tree lot today,

and apparently, it closes in half an hour.

You, you want me to finish the trifle for you?

No, no. You've already done so much.

Um, I can do it.

Yeah, pretty sure...

No, I can't do it.

If you wouldn't mind.

Consider it done.

Thank you.

All right. So, we'll see you for dinner.

Can't wait.

I'm gonna get my jacket.

[Christmas bells music]

So, what did you end up making with Elizabeth?

Well, she taught me how to make cranberry sauce.

You mean, we're not having it from a can this time?

I thought you liked that?

I do.

But I like trying new things, too.

Well, guess what we're having at April's for dinner tonight.

-What? -Your favourite.

Oh, unless your taste-buds have evolved too much.

No way.

[singing] * We're having ham tonight *

- * We're having ham tonight -[chuckles]

- * We're having ham tonight - We're having ham tonight

Yeah. [chuckles]

[Christmas orchestral music]

[Tom] You think we missed him?

[Grace] I hope not.

Wait! There.

-Sir, are you David Smith? -I am.

I'm Grace and this is my dad.

We have something we think belongs to you.

What... is this?

Um... you don't recognize it?

It's a time capsule...

with Christmas traditions.

We know this might sound a little weird,

but we just moved into your childhood home.

-Over on Walnut? -[Tom] Yeah.

Actually, Grace found this buried in the backyard

and we thought it might be yours.

Wow, I have a lot of great memories

in that backyard...

but this isn't one of 'em.

You sure?

This definitely isn't my handwriting.

I can tell because you can read it.

Uh, you don't have any siblings?

-No. -[Tom sighs]

Well, if it isn't yours, then whose is it?

I wish I could help you out,

but I honestly have no idea.

Merry Christmas.

Thanks for stopping by.

I hope you find whoever it is you're looking for!

Have a great day!

Merry Christmas.

-[sighs] -Back to the drawing board.

Yeah, looks that way, kiddo.

We didn't even get to pick out a tree.

Yeah, I know, we'll have to come back tomorrow.

Hey, let's map out our next steps for this

time capsule mystery.

Okay.

[Christmas jazz piano]

Hi! Grace, don't you look pretty.

[Grace] Thank you.

-Hi. -[Tom] Hi.

Oh!

-Ta-da. -Ooh, wow!

Like, I said, it's my specialty.

[April] Hi.

Thank you, Tom.

It looks delightful!

Almost as good as Elizabeth's.

-[Elizabeth and Tom chuckle] -What?

Well, let's just say I had a little bit of help.

-Oh! Come on in. -Thanks.

Jacket.

I thought we could share some of the cookies you made, Grace.

Maybe, even sneak a bite before dinner.

-[Grace] Yes, please. -[Tom] Ooh!

Your tree looks amazing, Mrs. Walker.

[April] Thank you! Call me April.

Your tree looks amazing, April.

Much better.

Where did you get this?

Elizabeth made it when she was about your age.

Maybe, a little younger.

Dad, you're not gonna believe this.

[Tom] What is it?

Look familiar?

Actually, it does.

Wait, how did you make these?

Um, it's a funny story, actually.

Wait...

Elizabeth, why are you asking about these cookies?

These... these cookies taste exactly,

like the ones I used to make

with my dad when I was little.

We used to put, like, every type of candy in it.

-Even toffee bits and-- -Gold sprinkles.

Yeah, that too.

Wait, how did you know that?

-[chuckles] -We found the recipe.

What? Where?

Grace was playing in the yard,

she dug up an old time capsule buried back there.

The recipe was inside.

What else is inside?

I'll go get it.

[Elizabeth] My dad and I made this when he first got sick.

I've always wondered if someone had found it.

Why would you bury it next door, sweetheart?

I think it was the day that you took dad to the hospital.

You left me with The Smiths for the afternoon.

I don't really remember everything.

[chuckles softly]

"These are all the traditions

that make our family special."

"I love my family!"

"Merry Christmas!"

Oh, this is... this is so special.

Um, thanks you, guys. I...

I don't know what to say.

Sorry, I'm not usually a crier.

Hey, you don't ever have to apologize for that.

[chuckles softly]

Thanks.

We're just glad it got back to it's rightful owner.

Absolutely.

And we... I hope you don't mind,

but Grace and I have taken some inspiration from it.

What do you mean?

Well, we've been following some of the traditions

you wrote in that letter.

Oh, that's wonderful!

Isn't it, Elizabeth?

Yeah, that's great.

I mean, someone should, anyway.

So you've done everything mentioned in Elizabeth's letter?

No, we haven't got a real tree yet.

Or gone to the candlelight ceremony.

-[Tom] Right. -Oh, well then...

You know, what we should do?

What?

We should all go together.

Maybe, Elizabeth might come and say a few words this year.

Well, we really want to,

-but-- -No buts.

The whole town comes together to take part.

I know you two haven't been here long,

but you're basically part of the community now.

Well, we would love to, but--

Well then, it's a deal.

-[chuckles] -That sounds like a lot of fun,

but Dad's got a big project that's due the same day.

I can't guarantee we'll make it.

Oh, that's too bad.

Well, in the meantime, if you still need a tree,

you'd better go tomorrow.

I was thinking about getting another myself.

Wait, another Christmas tree?

Small one for the foyer.

Oh, but I'm swamped tomorrow.

Elizabeth, would you mind going for me?

You two could go together,

maybe grab some lunch?

What about the bakery?

I can close in the afternoon, don't worry.

Grace can even come,

give me a hand.

I could always use a few extra hands to knead the bread.

Yeah, that sounds awesome.

Hey! I thought you wanted to go tree shopping.

It's okay. I've always wanted to learn how to bake bread.

You two go together.

All right then, I'm game if you are.

Sure.

[Tom] Alright.

Now who's gonna say Grace?

Me, obviously.

Would you like another helping, Tom?

[Tom] Oh, April...

That was delicious. [chuckles]

Yeah, Mom. You seriously outdid yourself.

Please, the slow-cooker did all the work.

If you ask me, dessert was the best part.

[chuckles]

[April] Well done, Tom.

Well, I can't take all the credit.

Elizabeth did most of the... [laughs]

She did all the work!

-It was all her. -[both chuckle]

So, what's the verdict?

You still a die-hard fan of canned cranberry?

Okay, I have to admit it.

You might have converted me.

[gasps]

And I will say,

the orange, yes, it does add flavour.

I don't wanna say, "I told you so," but...

[Tom chuckles]

-Hey, Elizabeth? -Mm-hmm.

Will you come help me with this for a second?

Duty calls, excuse me.

So, about earlier...

The holidays are a really tough time for Elizabeth.

Oh.

Christmas used to be her favourite holiday,

but since her dad passed away,

well, so did all their traditions.

Still, I know how special that time capsule is,

and how much it means to her to go through it all again.

Even though the memories are... bittersweet.

Well, I can only imagine

how hard this time of year is for her.

For both of you.

Still, I...

I have noticed though

that her spirits have certainly been lifted

since you've come to town.

Oh?

I don't know what it is that you're doing,

but whatever it is, keep doing it

because my daughter's happiness means everything to me.

Well, I can relate to that.

I haven't seen Grace this happy in a long time.

Look at her.

[April] It certainly

is a wonderful feeling, isn't it?

As a parent to see your child smile.

[Tom] It's been pretty rare lately, to be honest.

Sorry... [chuckles] I don't mean to overshare.

Tom, you're talking to a woman who's seen it all.

This is a judgment-free zone, trust me.

Well...

you know, moving to a new city is one thing,

but moving to an entirely new country,

that is a whole other can of worms.

It is... It's been a lot for her at once.

Well, big life changes can be hard for kids her age.

That special project she mentioned,

due on December 23rd...

It's for her.

I can't tell her about it

because I want it to be a surprise.

Oh, well,

whatever it is, I'm sure she'll be thrilled.

Well, the problem is...

not sure if it's gonna happen the way I hoped.

I can't seem to find anyone

to set it up in such short notice.

Oh.

Well, that's too bad.

The truth is, I just wanna give my daughter

a great American Christmas.

She deserves it.

You're an incredibly thoughtful father.

But can I share something with you that I learned

a long time ago?

I'm all ears.

I used to be such a planner.

I would always have a plan B and a plan C

just in case plan A didn't work out.

But I was always so busy

thinking of every scenario that could happen,

that I didn't allow myself to actually

enjoy what was happening in the moment.

[chuckles]

After Elizabeth's father passed,

well, it certainly gave me a new perspective...

to soak up every part of life,

even the curveballs.

[April] So...

if things don't go the way you hope with your plan,

just remember that

life has a funny way of working things out.

And sometimes, where you wind up

is better than anything you could have planned for.

Hey, Dad.

Can we put this on our tree tomorrow?

Absolutely, as long as I get to make some too.

Thanks, April.

-[phone ringing] -Oh.

Gotta take this.

I'll... I'll be right over, kiddo.

Natalie, hey, everything all right?

Well, depends on your definition of the word.

I just spoke to the last few vendors.

Let me guess, they're already booked.

Actually, the opposite.

They're all in for your mini Christmas Fair.

Seriously?

That is... That's amazing.

There is one teeny, tiny caveat, though.

I won't be available to oversee everything on the day of.

Which means...

you're going to have a ship without a captain.

- Unless... -Unless what?

Well, you take it on.

It will mean a lot of work for you

over the next couple of days,

but I don't know anyone else

who's available this close to Christmas.

[Tom] What would I have to do?

Well, most of the prep work has been done.

You'll have to finalize

the menu, contracts,

schedule, pay checks.

Oh! And make sure everyone knows where to go on the day.

Well, uh, look...

If it means making this Christmas

perfect for my daughter, I'll do it.

Great.

Great., I'll send over the files now. Talk soon.

Great, bye.

[phone notification rings]

[continues ringing]

Looks like it's gonna be a long night.

You're still awake, Gracie?

Hey.

I think a congratulations are in order.

For?

For solving the mystery of the Christmas time capsule.

It felt really, really good to watch someone

reunite with a treasure from their childhood.

-It was pretty cool, wasn't it? -Yeah.

Especially, since it was Elizabeth.

[Tom] Yeah, it was pretty amazing.

[sighs]

I think she was... she was very touched.

Did you see the look on her face?

I know you did.

[Tom] Uh... What?

-I think you like her. -[Tom] What?

And I think she likes you, too.

What makes you say that?

You can just tell.

Or at least, I can.

Time for bed.

Hey, Dad.

Yeah.

It's okay with me if you do.

Like Elizabeth, I mean.

I know Mom would want you to be happy.

Sleep tight, Angel.

[engine accelerating]

[yawns]

You get much sleep last night?

Not really, no.

I was up all night working on a special project.

It's for Grace, actually.

Oh.

We used to go to this big Christmas Fair back home.

And my plan is to surprise her

with a mini version of it in our yard.

I might not have slept much,

but managed to sort through everything.

It's amazing, Tom.

You know, Grace is lucky to have a dad

that cares so much about making Christmas special for her.

I can't believe it's only a few days away.

Yeah, you know what they say, "Time flies when you're--"

"Struggling to balance everything."

Well, at least you're chipper.

-[Tom] You're not? -No, no, I am.

Okay, you got me. But I am trying, genuinely.

I gotta say, I know I have a long ways to go,

but seeing that time capsule again

made me remember how special my holiday traditions were,

and it might not be so bad

to dabble in some light Christmas spirit.

Baby steps, you know? But... [chuckles]

Well I, for one, am very glad you're here.

Because I know nothing about real Christmas trees.

[Christmas piano music]

So, what do you usually look for?

Uh, I honestly haven't really thought about it.

I mean, like I said,

my tree knowledge is significantly limited.

Hm, all right, let's do a quick overview of Christmas tree 101.

-All right? -Mm-hmm.

There are five main types.

What, wait! There are five main types?

Oh, yeah. Spruce, pine, fir, cypress and cedar.

Are they really all that different?

Tom, Tom, Tom.

First the canned cranberry sauce and now this.

-Come on! -No, a tree is a tree, right?

Look, all I'll say is that...

I'll know what I like when I see it.

What about this one?

Oh, it's too short.

It'd be perfect for my mom's foyer.

We should earmark it.

Oh, what about that one?

It's too tall. I wouldn't even fit it through the front door.

Ah...

That's the one. Yeah, this is it.

-Yeah. -Good choice.

Wow, look at that tree topper.

[Elizabeth] Oh.

[Tom] It looks just like the one my family had when I was young.

I feel like I'm back in my old living room.

You should totally get it.

It's so sparkly and dazzling.

Dazzling?

Okay, "dazzling" is admittedly a bit much.

But seriously, you should get it.

Yeah, I think I will.

Or not.

Oh, well, we brought another one from back home.

[Elizabeth chuckles]

You know, Grace, her mum and I,

we always had synthetic trees.

But I have to admit,

there is something really special

about the smell of fresh pine.

Mm-hmm.

It takes me right back to my childhood.

Isn't it wild how some things can just throw you back

to such a specific memory?

Yeah.

What's that look?

Nothing.

It's just, uh...

"It's just..."

I feel like ever since I've gotten here,

it's just been one coincidence after the other.

And I'm starting to wonder...

What?

What if moving here

next door to your mum,

finding the time capsule,

you and I meeting,

what if it was all...

Meant to be?

[Tom] Yeah. [chuckles nervously]

Yeah, meant to be.

I mean, how many things like this have to happen

before we realize that

they aren't just coincidences?

-[church bells ring] -Ah...

Um... what time is it?

Uh, I think it's about three o'clock.

We should probably get the trees back

'cause I have to close up the bakery after.

Yep. No, that sounds good.

[exclaims] It's perfect.

I knew you'd get a great one.

[Tom] So...

You ready to decorate this guy or what?

Almost.

[Joy to the World playing on radio]

[Grace] Now I'm ready.

[Joy to the World continues playing on radio]

Angelic voices singing

* Joy to the world

* Joy to the Earth The Savior reigns *

Ah, good work.

So, are you gonna tell me what this special project is?

Not just now.

But tomorrow, I will. I promise.

So, how is it going with you and Elizabeth?

Well, things ended

a little weirdly today, actually.

Did you tell her how you feel about her?

No, not exactly.

All right, all right, I will tomorrow.

Good.

-I love you, Gracie. -I know.

[chuckles]

[Christmas violin music]

Elizabeth.

Is now a bad time?

No. No, no, no. I've got a few minutes.

Wow, you're really going all out on your DIY Christmas Fair.

Yeah, yeah, just...

You know, I want it to be perfect.

-So, I just-- -So, about yesterday--

-You first. -Um...

I'm headed to the tree lighting with my mom,

but I felt a bit off yesterday,

and I just wanted to explain...

-[phone ringing] -I...

Oh, I'm sorry.

I was expec-- um...

Yeah, please, just hold that thought.

Yeah, make yourself at home.

Thanks.

Hello. Hi, Natalie.

Um... no. I haven't checked yet, why?

What do you mean, "Snowmageddon?"

Uh, they're out?

They're out, too.

Wait, what do you mean? They're all out?

Um. Thank you for letting me know.

Yep.

What was that all about?

Did you hear about this huge snowstorm heading our way?

Oh, yeah, it's supposed to hit the next town over,

so it should miss us.

Still, all the roads leading to town are now closed.

-Oh, no, does that impact-- -Yeah.

Yeah, no one can make it.

I'm so sorry.

Yeah, I don't know what I'm gonna do.

Can I help in some way?

No, no. Thanks for offering.

I'll make it work?

Anyway...

Now, what were you saying before?

About yesterday?

Oh, no, that can wait.

But you're here now, so...

Um, I just, I don't know

if now is the right time.

I'll start then.

I thought we had something good going on between us.

And I thought the feeling was mutual.

No, there was...

There is.

But it felt a little bit awkward at the tree lot.

Um, okay, it's just, well...

The stuff you were saying yesterday...

about everything happening for a reason...

it's a lot for me.

You know, it's just... it's the holidays

and the family traditions...

it's hard for me to get through every year.

Not to mention, you and Grace,

the bond you two share,

it reminds me so much

of my relationship with my dad.

And it makes me miss him so much.

And getting to know you has been so great...

But?

I'm scared.

Of what?

[Elizabeth] I'm sorry, Tom.

No. maybe you're right,

maybe this...

isn't the right time for this.

Look, isn't it beautiful?

Elizabeth.

Um, if it's okay with you,

I'm gonna skip the ceremony this year.

I just need to take care of some things at the bakery.

Bakery?

-Is everything okay? -Yeah.

Yeah, it will be. I just... I need to be alone right now.

You sure?

Mm-hmm.

[Christmas piano music]

I know you said you wanted to be alone,

but I think we both know I could never do that.

I just wanted to see if you needed a hand in here?

Maybe, someone to measure out ingredients?

No, I got it covered.

Uh, you should go to the ceremony.

I also wanted to see how you were doing?

I've been better.

I take it things took a turn with Tom?

What happened?

You know I don't like being vulnerable.

When I feel exposed, I pull back.

He told me he had feelings for me.

And I wanted nothing more than to say, "I felt the same,"

but I just... I froze.

I guess I'm scared.

To lose him?

Oh, Elizabeth,

I know it's not easy for you to let people in.

I'm sure losing your father

at such a young age didn't help.

But being vulnerable is a part of life, sweetheart.

You're never gonna get close to anyone

unless you let down your guard a little.

You know, you just have to ask yourself

if the other person is worth it.

And even if it doesn't work out,

well, better to have loved and lost

than never to have loved at all, right?

You know, I've seen you grow more

in the last week

than I have in the last year.

If you just push yourself

a little bit more,

I know you won't regret it.

Thank you, Mom.

Now...

I know how much you like to work out

-your feelings with pastries... -[chuckles]

But why don't you join me at the candlelight ceremony?

It'll make your mom a whole lot happier if we go together.

Um...

-I'll think about it. -[both chuckle]

[uplifting music]

Dad.

Surprise!

Was this the project you've been working on?

Ah, kiddo, I'm sorry.

It's not at all like I'd hoped it'd be.

I wanted to give you a great big Christmas Fair

like we had back home, but, well...

-Weather took a turn and-- -Dad, it's amazing.

I can't believe you did all this by yourself.

You're not disappointed?

No.

This has been the best Christmas yet.

Really?

Even though it's different from back home?

Different doesn't mean bad.

I don't care what we do,

as long as it's together

'cause that's what really counts.

Come here.

Besides, we got to try so many new traditions.

We're basically Americans now.

[Tom chuckles]

It has been an adventure, hasn't it?

Hey, speaking of new traditions...

You wouldn't wanna go

to the candlelight ceremony, would you?

I'll get my scarf.

All right, and mittens.

[crowd chattering]

[upbeat Christmas music]

Cheer up, buttercup.

It's the eve of Christmas eve.

Hm, On second thought,

let's not force it.

Look, have you thought any more about saying a few words

for your father?

After all, he started this tradition.

Sweetheart, I know your heart is hurting.

But you're a tough cookie,

you'll get through this.

I mean, it's not like I have anything prepared.

[April] It doesn't matter.

Just speak from the heart.

[breathes deeply] Take a deep breath.

You've got this.

Okay.

[Christmas music]

Do you think we'll make it?

I honestly don't know, kiddo.

Well, we have to try.

Come on, I'll race you.

[Tom] Alrighty.

Hi, everyone.

I hope you're all having a great holiday so far.

I just wanted to say a few words

before we continue on with the festivities.

You know, I'm not much of public speaker.

That was my dad's thing.

I've always had a hard time saying things

when they really matter most.

But, um, here goes.

I was recently reminded

of how important it is to maintain family traditions

with and for our loved ones.

In fact, it's those very traditions

that make this time of year so special.

I'd like to dedicate this year's annual Christmas tree lighting

to my father.

He was a great man,

a family man.

And I miss him every day.

But I realized recently

that a part of him continues to live in me

when I uphold our family traditions.

So, with that,

I'd like to thank you all

from the bottom of my heart

for making this one so memorable, year after year.

Merry Christmas.

[all applauding]

Well, that was, uh... some speech.

It was beautiful.

Some might even say, vulnerable.

Well, it was a long time coming.

I just wasn't ready until now.

Grace, let's go look at this magnificent tree, shall we?

-What? Oh, yeah. -Come on.

Uh, listen.

I need to come clean about something.

Ever since my dad passed away,

I've been scared of losing the people that I care about.

I thought if I didn't admit my feelings for you,

it'd be like nothing ever happened,

just go back to normal life.

But I don't think that's possible anymore.

What are you saying?

I really like you.

And I think your daughter is amazing.

And I'd love to see where this goes,

if you're still open to it.

Most definitely.

-[chuckling] Really? -[chuckling] Yeah.

[both chuckle]

I knew you liked her.

-[all chuckling] -It's okay.

-I like her, too. -[all chuckling]

You're not so bad yourself, kiddo.

[announcer] Five, four, three, two, one...

" Joy to the world"

Oh!

* Joy to the world

- * Joy to the world -[all cheering]

* Joy to the world

[phone ringing]

Oh, I'm sorry, I have to take this.

I will be right back.

Natalie, hi, I'm just out with the family.

[Natalie] So that storm gave us a bit of a scare.

But one of the roads opened back up.

I can send the food truck,

reindeer and Santa on your way now.

You know what?

That won't be necessary, Natalie.

Let's let them go home

and spend time with their families.

I'm actually creating a new tradition as we speak.

And make sure they keep that deposit.

Merry Christmas.

* Joy to the world

* Joy to the world

Everything okay?

Couldn't be better.

* Joy to the world

* The Savior reigns

* Let all their songs employ

* While fields and floods

* Rocks, hills and plains

* Repeat the sounding joy

* Repeat the sounding joy

* Repeat, Repeat the sounding joy *

[Christmas music]

You sure you want to put that back in there?

This thing brought us together.

Imagine what it'll do for the next people who find it.

Plus, I, uh, made a copy.

[all chuckling]

To memories.

Both the ones we've already shared.

And the ones we haven't yet made.

Hear, hear.

[Christmas music continues]

Can we go inside and bake cookies now?

Last one inside is a rotten eggnog!

Not going to be me!

We're right behind you guys.

There's just one thing

I need to talk to Tom about first.

So...

I just want to thank you

for everything you've done for my mom and me.

I could say the same thing to you.

You've just been amazing with Grace.

Merry Christmas, Tom.

I mean, I know you already have a tree topper,

but I thought you'd appreciate it.

-This is the sweetest thing. -[Elizabeth chuckles]

You know what? I'm gonna put up both of them.

A little bit of my old home

with my new home.

Sounds perfect.

How did you even get this?

I thought it wasn't for sale.

Well, I told David your story,

and he was so inspired,

he let me have it.

I don't know what to say.

It's just so... dazzling.

[both laugh]

Hey, thank you.

[Elizabeth chuckles]

[enchanting music]

Woah, is this yours? Yours? No!

It's under here.

[all chuckling]