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Deep in the valleys of Vermont, there's
a town called Evergreen, where... Now,

storybook, let's not rush things. I was
just getting to that.

Our story starts in a city that's not so
far away, a place bustling with the

busy rush of Christmas shopper.

Yeah, perfectly.

Ah, got to start over.

Oh, good. I thought we were actually
going to be done in time to get dinner.

You know, symmetry is just... Lazy
design. Yes, I know.

Yep.

Note to self, when we open our own
store, everything is going to have to be

slightly off kilter.

Yes, impeccably designed. And locally
thought.

Mm -hmm.

She really does look great.

Ah, yeah.

Yeah. It does.

Hey, do you think we need a second tree
back there?

You know what? Just thinking that.

I mean, it would pull the eye of the
customer back that way. Yeah, and that's

where the most expensive items are.

We'll get a second tree. A second tree.

Oh,

there's Paula.

Hi. Hello. Come on in.

It looks amazing in here.

Oh, my.

Yeah, we pulled the counter to the side
of the store.

Which opens up the flow from the door to
the rest of the store. And you've

redesigned the entire shelving unit.

It looks great over there.

Oh, my.

And to top it all off, you've decorated
it for Christmas.

Is that a partridge?

In a pear tree.

Yes, it is.

And we have two turtle doves, three
French hens, four calling birds, and

golden rings.

Oh.

It's just a little service that we throw
in for jobs this time of year. You two

are the best at redesigning stores like
this.

Have you ever thought of opening your
own store?

Well, in fact, yes.

Yes.

Eventually. Yes.

Well, you know I'm expanding, right?

I plan to open three new stores in the
new year.

Wow, that's great.

What are you thinking?

I'm still searching for locations, but I
would love to have your expertise in

designing them.

If you're free for more work.

Yes. Yeah.

Of course. We would love to help in any
way we can.

Wonderful. Oh, my goodness. Look at
this.

Bye,

Polly. See ya.

You know, if we keep getting work at
this rate, we'll be able to open up our

store in like two years.

Yeah, the very best in home decoration
and design.

Custom kitchenware, fixtures, design
accessories.

Everything you need to turn your house
into a home.

What?

Nothing, it's just... You know, I love
what we do. We get to travel around and

redesign spaces and... I know, I know.

But I mean, hey, we've been together
through every business decision, every

terrible date.

Look, all I'm saying is that I'm just
not sure I'm ready to put down roots and

stay in one place.

Speaking of which, someone has their
final New Year's resolution from last

to take care of, and time is ticking.

Hey, every year we make these resolution
lists, and every year you have the same

goal. I know. Visit my hometown for
Christmas.

I know, I know. But what if it's not the
things I remember as a kid?

Well, then either way, you'll have
crossed off your list.

But I was just thinking that maybe I
should wait for my parents to go. But

parents are in Europe and working.

Now you can go back to your hometown.

Let me show you.

Look.

That's what it is.

Yeah, it's gorgeous.

Cute. Yeah.

Okay, come on. Drive off to this almost
real -life Santa's village, take a quick

look, and then come back to Boston in
time for Christmas Eve dinner.

And by the looks of that town, you'll be
dressed up as one of Santa's elves and

handing out candy canes.

You know, I think you underestimate how
good I would be as one of Santa's

helpers. I don't think I am.

Now get on the road. Have fun. Enjoy.
Hey, what's the name of the town again?

Evergreen.

Oh,

it's not my truck.

Was it stolen?

No, it's on loan from a friend.

Oh, you broke your friend's truck? I
didn't break it. It was already... Hey,

looked to me like it... You're just
messing with me.

I am, I am.

No, seriously.

Can I do something to help?

How are you with old engine?

Astonishingly good. Really? Yeah.

Okay. Thank you.

Okay.

All right, so we got here.

Have you tried this? What about this?
Twice.

I bet you have not. Yeah, I tried that.
Didn't seem to work. Okay.

All right.

You mind if I try to start it?

No, go for it.

Beautiful truck.

Yeah, isn't it?

Yeah.

Hold on a second.

Yeah.

Okay, try it again.

Hey, teamwork.

Yeah. Although I contend I did most of
the work and most of that before you got

here. That is fair. That is fair.
However, had I not come along, you'd

standing here with your little sequence
now.

Also fair.

You heading to Evergreen?

Am I that obvious?

Christmas tourists?

No blow.

No, lucky guess.

She only rode in and out of town.

Oh. Yeah. Oh, well, yeah, there's that,
huh?

There's that. Oh.

Well.

Thanks. You're welcome.

Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas and all that.

Welcome to Evergreen.

Thanks.

See that?

This is for Christmas.

I would like... I seem to give more
candy canes away every year.

I remember when your parents would come
in for them.

There you go.

Did you write your Christmas letters,
Santa?

Yes.

Oh, thanks for coming, Henry. The
storeroom shelf needs a little passage.

Sure thing, Daisy.

Did you put your truest Christmas wish
in your letter?

Maybe.

Are you selecting later?

Dear Santa, this year for Christmas, I
want to have Christmas in Evergreen

year.

Is that your truest wish?

Well, we're moving away, and I'm
excited, but I love Evergreen, so...

what about this?

What if instead of saying...

You'd like to have Christmas in
Evergreen every year.

You'd like to have Christmas like it is
in Evergreen. That way, wherever you go,

you can always feel the warmth of home.

Every year.

Excuse me. Tell me what happened to
Daisy's store.

Oh, it closed a little over a year ago.

Oh, it's a shame. I love that place.

Truly, it was the anchor of town.

Made of joy, that place.

Yeah.

And Daisy?

Daisy passed away this year.

Oh.

Oh, I'm sorry.

What, did you know her?

Uh, well, um, only...

Sort of. I mean, I was actually born
here, but then we moved away when I was

about seven.

You probably went to kindergarten with
my daughter, Allie.

I always wore pigtails, always chasing
animals.

Oddly enough, I do have a memory of
that, yes.

Lisa Palmer.

Palmer, were your parents... Scientists.
No, military, right?

Right, on both accounts. Wow, you have a
great memory.

I'm Carol, and this is my husband, Joe.

We own the Kringle Kitchen.

Hi. Nice to meet you. Oh, you guys own
the Kringle Kitchen.

Love this place.

And the snow globe's still here.

Oh, it sure is. Granting wishes by the
dozen, we get a lot of people from all

over coming to our Christmas Eve
festival.

Ah, heaven.

Hey.

My vegetables.

Yes.

Hey, sorry I'm late, Joe.

Had to deliver a few more trees.

I'll take you then. Oh, sure.

Lisa, this is Kevin. We met on the road.
She is an astonishingly good mechanic.

I gave him a little help with the truck.

With my dad.

Now it belongs to my daughter.

She's in Florida visiting her
boyfriend's family.

Come back for dinner. Yeah, I will.
Okay.

See you, Jill. See you later, Karen.

Gotta stop running into each other like
this. Yep.

Sounds like we're going to start to
talk.

That's what they do best.

All that and harmonizing the last three
bars of any Christmas carol.

See ya. Bye.

Beautiful.

Oh, I meant to get those up.

No, no, no, no. No worries. They're
gorgeous. Are they hand -blown? Yeah.

you make them? I did.

Thank you.

Megan. Nice to meet you. I actually have
a reservation.

Lisa Palmer.

Yeah. You'll be a roommate. I'm Hannah,
by the way.

Hi, Hannah. Nice to meet you. Nice to
meet you, too. Michelle.

Welcome to Evergreen. Hi, Michelle. Nice
to meet you. Everybody's just so nice

here. Good.

You brought the tree.

Oh, wow.

Come on.

Seriously?

Getting slightly weird. Yeah. I don't
know who's following who.

Oh, I'll get this tree set up for you.
Thank you.

Ma 'am. Sir.

So, you met Kevin already?

Yeah, yeah.

Like, three times today.

You're all checked in. You're upstairs,
second door on the left.

Let me get this for you. Oh, thank you.

Thanks, lady.

All packed up?

Why so sad?

You're on your way to a new home, and
that's an awfully big adventure.

But I don't want a new home. How will
Santa know how to find us? Oh, Lisa,

knows how to find all boys and girls.

No matter where you go, Christmas will
find you.

You have a good trip. Remind your
parents. And come back to visit us soon,

Off you go.

I didn't want you to have to eat alone.

Oh, you're so sweet.

I hear you went to elementary school
here.

Yeah. I'm actually the principal of the
elementary school now. Oh, I'm Michelle.

Cool. And this is... Ezra.

I'm the mayor of Evergreen. Nice to
meet... Wow, the mayor.

Well, I have to tell you, your little
town is the dictionary definition of

charming. It's really great.

Well, let's hope we can keep it that
way.

Ezra. Why would you say that?

Sorry, I've been distracted.

Trying to get the general store sold has
been...

Weighing on them.

Ezra, no business at the dinner table.

There was no stress in the cream of the
kitchen.

Unless we get the general store sold, we
could end up with a chain store.

Or fast food.

It would put smaller places like this
out of business. Our tourism trade could

dry up. But mainly, evergreen wouldn't
be so evergreen.

And who owns Daisy's store now?

I do.

Daisy was my godmother. Oh, sorry.

Anyway, looking to sell it.

Let me just take a look at something.

Well, it could use a good staging.

Staging?

Staging. It's like when you're going to
sell a house, you add furniture and

paint a few walls just to make it more
attractive to the potential buyer.

Could you do that to a store?

Yes.

During an early snowstorm, the roof
practically caved in.

We're going to have to fix that beam.

We need to brighten the place up, get
some Christmas decorations, if you want

sell it that quickly.

Quick is what we're after. If I can't
sell it by the end of the year, the

store's going back to the bank.

They've already said that they'd
repossess it.

Well, I won't lie. I mean, it's not
going to be easy.

But I have seen places in worse
conditions turned around on tighter

All right.

Tell you what I'll do.

Point me in the direction of your town's
best contractor.

I'll get this place fixed up and ready
to sell by Christmas.

Kevin is a contractor.

Of course he is.

But he's only in town for a week staying
with his dad.

Well, I mean, I don't really need more
than a week, I don't think.

It's good.

Very precise.

Kevin!

Hi.

Let's just say that I was getting ready
to start a project and I needed someone

handy with tools.

You gonna buy Daisy's door?

Uh, no, no, no, no. I'm just gonna fix
it up for Christmas and get it ready for

a buyer.

No, no, no, no. Just throwing up a few
decorations won't help.

This place is a lot of work. I know,
which is why I need someone to help me

that. And you think I'm your man?

Well, I have no idea if you're my man,
but I'm willing to bet that you care

about this place just as much as any of
these other people.

I do. Why do you care?

Because I have some pretty special
memories here, too.

Look, take a week and help me do this.

I'm sorry, I...

It's not enough time to get it done
right.

What are you talking about? Of course we
have enough time. I mean, I have tons

of experience, and I'm sure that you
have some experience too, right?

Yeah, I... Yes, look, I... I started off
doing freelance construction gigs.

Over time, people realized I was pretty
good at leading a team. You know, good

eye for detail, that kind of thing.

After a while, word got around. Now I
get calls from all over. People bring me

in as a kind of...

Foreman for hire. Just finished a
library in Denver.

See? You're perfect for this.

But look, even if you had a whole fleet
of magical helpers... Which I don't, but

I'm willing to bet that you know some
people... Who I'd have a hard time

to work over the holidays. Not if you
told them that it's a Christmas gift for

the entire town.

You are really persistent.

Yes, I am. I am.

Okay, so then what's in it for you, if
you don't mind me asking?

I don't know. I guess it just feels like
something I should do.

And plus, I was told that you are the
best contractor in this town. I am the

only contractor in this town. Yes, there
is that.

Look, I can promise you we will be fast.

No, no, no. If we're going to do this,
it can't be rushed or thrown together.

Oh, no, no, no. Not rushed or thrown
together. We will work fast, but smart.

Deal?

What can I get for you? Good morning. I
would love a peppermint hot cocoa,

please.

Right in on the Christmas spirit. Good
for you. What can I get for you, Kevin?

Oh, coffee, just black.

Please.

What? Tis the season, Kevin.

Yeah, a little.

Okay, fine. Um, coffee with whipped
cream.

Caramel? No.

Wait, uh... Yes?

Yes, yes, please.

Okay, so I want to get some decorations,
and I would love to stop by a Christmas

tree lot. Do you guys have one of those?
We have five.

You have five? Yeah. Give me a tough
choice, but I'm probably going to push

one of my dad runs.

Yeah, I think that's pretty much a safe
bet. Yeah, he'll appreciate that.

And you know what? I was thinking we
could use a tree on the outside and then

smaller one on the inside.

I think two trees is a bit much.

Ambition is the key to success.

And here you go.

Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas to you.
Thank you. Thank you.

All right, and first things first, we
need a good window display and supplies.

I got a guy.

Okay, so I'd like to get some pine
garland, lots of white paint. Sure.

And some wings cutting.

Don't you just love how hardware stores
have these boxes full of...

They just don't know what to do with.
Oh, yeah, I try to raid these wherever I

go. You do, too?

I love it. You never know what you're
going to find. Where are all these keys?

Well, we don't know what they actually
go to, but, you know, every time you

throw out a key, you find a lock that it
might fit.

What about this one?

Hmm. Been here long before my day.

Look, anything you find here in these
boxes, that's for a nickel apiece.

Are you sure?

Christmas discount.

Deal. It was sweet together.

Yeah.

Don't go stirring the pot, Carol. I do
not stir the pot, Joe.

Carol, stop.

You tried to set me up with no less than
three people last year alone.

Yes.

But I stopped.

Didn't you tell me you weren't
interested?

Yeah, right.

Hey, guys.

Hey, welcome back. You remember my
brother Thomas and my nephew David?

Oh, yes, of course. Thomas, good to have
you back. It's good to be back. We

missed the Kringle kitchen and your
incredible apple dumpling.

Why, thank you.

Um, Thomas. Oh. Have you met Michelle?

Oh, the famous Michelle.

Talks about you all the time. Somehow we
haven't met.

Yeah. Always miss each other when you're
in town, I guess.

Yeah.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Well, come on. Take your coat off and
have a seat right next to Michelle.

And let's bring the table over here and
get you all cozy, too.

One

hot

cocoa with just a little bit of whipped
cream.

I see you're eyeing our snow globe.
Well, that's all he's talked about,

wish on that snow globe and doing
puzzles with his auntie. Well, then,

get the wishing started? My favorite
part.

So, Thomas, correct me if I'm wrong, but
you and David spend Christmas here

every other year, right? Yes, my ex
-wife and I, we trade off Christmases.

I see.

So what'd you wish for?

Hey. Dad.

You know, if I tell you, it wouldn't
come true.

Oh.

Hey, Lisa. Hey. Why don't you come join
us?

This is my brother Thomas and my nephew
David. Hi. Nice to meet you.

So how's the store update coming? Oh,
well, uh, well, it's a work in progress.

We're getting there.

What's that?

This? This is a key that Kevin and I
found at the hardware store.

Still haven't found a place to put it,
though.

Where does it go to?

Well, that is a very, very good
question.

I don't know. It could go to anything in
this town, really.

It's kind of like a little puzzle.

Well, how are you going to figure it
out?

Sounds like you'd have to try every
keyhole in town.

Right? I mean, this is a lot of work,
huh?

I mean, just imagine.

All the locks that this key could open.
I just wish I had somebody that would

maybe be... Wait a minute. Would you
want to drive?

Yes. Yeah? Yeah.

Okay. I mean, can I? Yeah. Yeah. Go for
it.

All right. There you go.

Good luck.

Whoa.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Well, should we start in Hannah?

Me? Um, maybe we start in Town Hall.

Hot apple dumplings. Still calories.
Yes, yes, yes. Oh, Cheryl, you need to

me something.

So Kevin and I thought it might be a
good idea to keep this safe.

Oh. So we were hoping that maybe you
would let it keep it over here. We'll

room, of course.

Oh, what's this?

Looks like a, uh, looks like it's a
letter to Santa. Maybe it got stuck

there. It's old, though.

You gonna read it?

Whoa. I mean, that's someone's Christmas
wish.

Yeah. I would definitely open it.

Looks like it's already open.

Well, yeah, it's open, but it's a matter
of not whether we read it or we don't.

All in favor.

Oh.

Come on.

Okay.

All right.

Oh, it's old.

That's 25 years old.

It's been in that store that long. Wow.

Okay, it says, Dear Santa,

this year I just wanted Christmas. Oh,
wait a minute. It looks like some of the

letters didn't work very well in the
typewriter, the H and the J. Right.

Okay, so let me try this again.

Dear Santa, this year I just want
Christmas like it used to be.

I'm sure you know it's been a tough
year.

It would be nice to have Christmas like
it used to be, with the candles and the

carols and the bells.

This Christmas, just this once, I want
it to go back to the way it was.

Best wishes, K .M.

Who's K .M.? Kevin Miller.

The candles and the carols and the
bells, what is that talking about?

Yeah, that's all the stuff we used to do
in the town. And before Daisy was the

main Christmas event planner, Ruth
Miller was. And Ruth Miller was

Kevin's mom.

And this letter never made it to
Chantel. No, it didn't.

I'm usually out managing a job until
just before Christmas, so... Oh, hey,

Oh, hey. Oh, hey. Hey.

What is all this stuff?

Every year at the Christmas festival, we
have a local arts and crafts fair.

Yeah, and we bring all of our stuff down
here before we set up the booth. Like

these.

Or my hat.

Cute. Nice.

There's a lot of good stuff in here.

This is one of the oldest buildings in
Evergreen.

I've tried the key on all the locks.

So far, nothing.

Wow. Oh, beautiful.

Yeah. Daisy always wanted to get these
bells working again.

My dad tried for a while. Nobody knows
exactly what's wrong with the mechanism.

Come on in, Hannah.

Let's go see if the people at the bank
know.

See you guys later, guys.

Bye.

Yeah, you said you were born here.

Remember the bells ringing?

Oh, that was so long ago.

Yeah. All hazy.

We moved around to so many towns. I
mean, they kind of all blend together.

However, I do remember Evergreen the
most.

Yeah, I remember the snow globe and the
mailbox.

I remember Daisy.

Oh, yeah, Daisy. She's the one who took
over all the Christmas planning and the

festival after my mom.

Let's get these wreaths on, huh?

Then we get back to the store, get it
done, see if we can get on with our

Sure. I just need to make one more stop.

Okay. Thank you, lady.

What's going on in here?

Oh, wow.

Oh, it smells so good in here.

Whoa, that's a lot of cookies.

Yeah.

Want to help us? I don't think we have
time. Well, actually, I have to ask you

question, Megan.

Kevin here, I'm sure, would like to
help.

Sure. I like your crown.

No, it is a reindeer.

Oh, a reindeer.

Okay. I am generally terrible at
decorating cookies.

Yeah.

It'll only be for a few days. I just
want the store to have some Christmas

decorations, you know? So what I would
do is I'd put these in the garlands

around the door. I mean, I have a lot of
them, so you're welcome to take some.

Okay,

ready to go. Okay, should we head back?

Yeah. Why would you do that?

We still have a lot of painting and
decorating to do.

Isn't frosting cookies, painting, and
decorating rolled into one?

Okay, yeah, sure. I think he's got you
there. All right, fine. We'll do three

cookies each, then we get out of here.
All right, deal.

Awesome.

So, um...

How are you enjoying Evergreen?

Ah, it's, ah, it's very homey.

Well, you know, Evergreen has a way of
keeping people in town, mostly.

Hey, I go where the work is. Yeah, well,
don't I know. I've been trying to get

him for years to work on my operation at
my logging site in Maine.

Maine, huh?

Yeah, I'm thinking about it.

Well, I've got some expanding to do.
Trying to get a traveling man to settle

into our permanent post.

It's proven tricky. I promise I'll let
you know soon.

Wow.

That's what we're doing.

Oh, I got some on your hand.

Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle
all the way.

Oh, what fun it is to ride in one horse
open sleigh.

Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all
the way.

Oh, what fun it is to ride in one horse
open sleigh.

We can jingle, baby, all the way. How
this.

That is supposed to be an elf, right?
Yes.

Yes, I am.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Oh, hey, the guy's got the beam up and
secured.

Looks like we're all set. Okay.

All right.

Hey, they did a nice job.

Yeah, they did. It looks great. Yeah,
it's terrific. Oh, no.

It's not that bad. You just cover it up
with some plywood, a couple cups of

paint. Could be damaged on the inside.
Maybe the pipes.

Tells me you want to open up that wall.

Yeah, wouldn't you?

Well, I mean, yeah, we can't risk there
being water damage, but... It's going to

be extra labor. We might have to bring
in a plumber.

Do we have time for that?

If a pipe burst, it's going to take
twice as long and cost twice as much.

I know. I'm agreeing with you. I'm not
saying we cut corners.

Aren't you?

Well, no, I'm... It seems like you are.
Wow, this place looks a lot better.

Well, we're not done yet. That's what I
wanted to see you about.

I know you had a few more days before
you were ready, but the buyer called

and she said that she can only look at
the place tomorrow.

Tomorrow? No, Ezra, there are repairs
we've got to take care of before we can

even think about it. I think we can.

Look, I appreciate the enthusiasm.

I do. I just don't see how we can.

I don't see how we can't try.

All right, let's see what we can do.

I appreciate it.

So if you just want to start on the
wall, get started on the floor.

I still say that we need a tree indoor
and outdoor. I still say that's too many

trees. Look, we get overly ambitious, we
run out of time, one of them just ends

up looking floppy. Floppy.

Your point.

Hey, Dad.

Lisa. Lisa!

Yeah, in a town this small, you can't
keep anything very quiet. Nice to meet

you. Nice to meet you, Mr. Miller.

You can call me Henry.

Okay, all right, Henry.

Well, Henry, you have a gorgeous barn.

Why, thank you.

My wife Ruth and I, we used to run the
whole farm single -handedly. Yeah?

Yeah. Oh, look at this little
typewriter.

Kevin used to pound away on this thing,
despite it not working properly.

Typewriters make such great noises.

Yeah. Okay, so, Henry, we need a Frasier
fur.

You're in luck. I ordered too many of
those right this way.

So, uh, you're busy putting Daisy's shop
together?

Well, your son here is doing all the
work. I just stand around looking bossy.

Oh. You should stop by sometime.

Uh, yeah.

I'm pretty busy here, and, uh...

The tree's just right over here.

Are you coming? Yeah.

Oh, I love it. It's perfect.

No, not perfect. It's got a bare spot on
one side.

Some of them do. That's just the way
trees are.

You just put the bald spot in the
corner.

Yeah, there is no corner. Put it in
front of it. Yeah, but we could just put

in front of a wall.

Son, you know, you've got the best eye
of anyone I know. It makes you a great

contractor, but sometimes you've just
got to slow down.

All right, it'll do.

Fine.

We

are

in luck.

Found these in the back with the
ornaments.

Right.

All right.

Here we go.

I've got some more work to do inside,
unless you need me to... No, no, no, I

it. We're going to be pressed for time
as it is. I just hope these work.

Oh, watch this.

Did you test me?

Ta -da!

Magic! Nicely done.

Let me help you up there. Get a little
tricky.

Here we go.

So, your dad.

Yeah.

We, uh... I spent a lot of time not
coming home for Christmas.

You know, just...

And it was the same without my mom for
either one of us, so we avoided it for a

long time That's what we years. I've
been trying to come trying to be here My

dad's getting older about being coming
along well I Can get kind of?

Father and son about things you know
yeah, I was just gone for so long. We we

should have this idea of who the other
one is You know Yeah, yeah, I do know

Everyone's always telling me they wish
I'd put down some roots.

All I ever hear.

But, you know, we moved around a lot
when I was a kid, and I guess that's

really what I'm used to. Plus, it's
great to travel for work. Right? New

new people. Yeah, you get to try out all
the best burgers in any given town.

Right? I do that all the time. You do?

There you go. Hold on, I've got a snag.

You've got a snag?

Here. You have it? Yeah.

I've got it on this side.

Come on. I think we need a really old
door.

Oh, how about Daisy's door? That's a
great idea. Yeah. Okay.

Okay.

Hey, guys.

Hey. We were just trying the key on
Daisy's door, and it's not working.

But it looks like you could use some
help.

Yes. Yes, you can definitely help Kevin
with this tree. Come on.

I have to go inside to finish up the
decorations.

Dad, can you help me?

Wow, you were getting way too big for
this.

Here we go. On three.

Two, three.

Oh. It's too big.

Hey, Kevin, listen. I've been thinking
through a few things. I wanted to run

something by you.

Okay.

Okay.

What a time. I would have saved the
whole store.

You know, put real products on the
shelf. Made it look like an actual

functioning store.

Oh, do you have that?

pine spray stuff that I gave you.

Hi. Hi. Don't mind us. Just stuffing in.
Hi, everyone. This is Nancy Redinger.

It's so good to meet you.

Oh, hi.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

You're just a bit early.

Yes, and I'm sorry about that, but I
wanted to make this decision before

quarter. I mean, new year, new decision.
You know how it is.

Solid.

I like it.

Sturdy frame.

Center of town location.

Fresh pine smell.

Oh, we should get out of your way. I'll
just be a few minutes. I usually get a

sense of these things right away.

Looks like she's still deciding.

Anyone read lips?

No.

I mean, she has to see the potential,
right? This place is all potential.

I'm kidding.

This is so exciting.

I mean, nobody can replace Daisy. Yeah,
but it sure would be fun to run into

each other at the door again.

Anything would be better than it being
turned into a parking lot or something

big and bulky that changes the town
forever. I mean, it's like what the

said, what Christmas used to be. Yeah.
What letter?

Well, Lisa found, was moving the
mailbox, and she found... Yeah, yeah,

going to mention this to you, but I
found your letter.

My letter?

Well, I just assumed that it was from
when you were a kid.

Oh, here comes Ezra.

Unfortunately, she's not going to put in
an offer. Did she say why?

She said she loved the store. It just
wasn't right for her.

You have another buyer, right?

I'm afraid the other one dropped out.

It's just too close to Christmas.

Oh, Joe.

I was waiting for the right time to... I
understand.

You're welcome.

You know, maybe it was too big of a job
for the time that we had here, but, you

know, Kevin and I just really wanted it
to work.

And now... Well, now you're thinking
something because you always do.

So, cut to the chase and tell me about
the guy you clearly have a crush on.

Oliver, I don't think I have a... I do
not have a crush, okay? I mean, maybe

it's... No, I do. I do.

And I shouldn't. I mean, I don't live
here, and he doesn't live here, and I

don't even know if he likes me.

Well, have you asked him to do
something? Well, maybe it's just the

I'm all caught up in the Christmas of
everything.

Lisa, just ask him to do something with
you.

Something not work -related.

If he says yes, then he likes you.

If he doesn't know, he probably still
likes you.

Thank you for that very confusing
advice, Oliver.

Oh, I just wish I knew what to do with
the store.

Nope. Lisa, I should get this. This is
Polly.

Oh, tell her I said hi.

Wait a minute.

Oliver?

Oh, Oliver, you're brilliant.

I appreciate how hard everyone tried to
help, but it's just, it looks like we

just don't have the resources. I think I
got us one more chance at a buyer.

What? How? Who? Okay, well, first of
all, slow down.

Okay, so my partner and I have this
client link.

Polly. And Polly is looking to expand,
so we have convinced her to come to

Evergreen during the Christmas festival
to look at the store.

Before we get ahead of ourselves, I
mean, there is still a lot of work to do

impress this woman.

What did you wish for? Hold on, I
thought we weren't supposed to tell our

wishes. That's what people always say.

Usually just before they tell us what
they wish for. So, fill it.

I wish for a new idea.

And by the way, why don't people ever
tell their wishes?

I think that's kind of silly.

It's an important Christmas wish to you.
I think you should just share it with

people. That is why we read to Santa.

Yeah.

Wait a minute, what?

Say that again?

We tell Santa what we want.

That's why we write in letters.

That's why we write.

Letter, Kevin, letter.

That's it.

The letter is the key. We use this
letter to sell the store.

Wow, that snow globe works fast.

So like the candlelight processional.
Yes, yes, yes. The candlelight

processional, the carols, the bells, all
of it. Everything that is in this

letter, we use it.

Christmas like it used to be.

That's not going to be very easy to pull
off. I mean, Daisy kept some of the

things, but nobody did this like Ruth. I
know. I know that.

But I still think we have to try. And we
can show Polly what Evergreen is really

made of.

Please tell me you're with me.

You want hot cocoa?

Wow, you remembered.

You. Very sweet of you. I'm a very sweet
guy.

Okay,

listen, I just want to go ahead. Listen,
about yesterday, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I left really abruptly. No,
it's not your fault. I heard about your

plan.

You see old traditions to sell the
store?

Yeah. I want to help.

You do?

Yeah. That's how Christmas is supposed
to be in Evergreen.

Thank you.

Cheers. Cheers.

There they are.

Hannah, you've got a great idea about
the letters to the Santa mailbox.

Go. So we'll continue the tradition, and
we'll set it up right here on Main

Street. That's brilliant.

And then, once the store is up and
running, we'll put it back in the store.

Love it.

I love it. That's a great idea.

Oh, and what about the choir and the
caroling? Oh, yeah. Oh, don't worry

that. That's my baby.

We're going to go set this up. Bye,
girls.

All right.

All right, I guess we should head on
inside. You know, but first there's, um,

there's one more thing.

Oh. One thing. What's the area?

You're going to like it. Go on.

Yeah, I'll take a look, Kev. I worked on
these bells for years, and I don't

think we have all the parts.

Yeah, but the letter said it.

What was that?

Oh, um, nothing.

I just... Do the best you can, Henry.

And if it doesn't work?

Doesn't work.

Thank you so much for helping out with
this. Well, there's nowhere else we'd

rather be. Would you look at this?

Daisy's old mailbox.

Hey, Nick. You know Thomas and... Of
course I know David. He and Hannah came

the hardware store the other day.

How's the search for the key going?

Not great.

We've carried just about everywhere.

Well, keep trying.

Sometimes the best way to solve a puzzle
is to step back and wait.

And then a bell goes off in your head
and everything makes sense.

Yeah, that makes sense.

Thomas, are you new to Evergreen? You
know, trying to be. In fact, we're

thinking about branching out the logging
business and setting up a place here in

Evergreen.

Really? He's been talking about it for
the whole day.

Wonderful. Keep up the good work.

Putting the mailbox here is a wonderful
idea.

I'm sure that Santa will appreciate it.

Bye, Nick.

Okay, here we go.

Thank you card.

Well, everyone deserves a thank you
card, especially Santa.

Just a little crooked. Oh, let me get...

Okay, pipe's all done, and now this is
finished. Just got to let it dry.

No, that's okay.

No, I appreciate it. Thank you, Sean.

Bye. Everything okay?

Will be as soon as I find somebody to
give us supplies.

I mean, here's the thing. You know, I
need things that would go in the store,

like pillows and pretty little Santa
Claus people and stockings.

What are you laughing at? No, you. You
really love this.

Yeah, yes, I do really love it. You know
what I love about it? I love that you

can take something that no one sees the
potential in and you can turn it into

something beautiful, like we're doing in
this store.

That's amazing.

And I always see my job through this
lens of, you know, what's not done yet.

And I always feel like I'm behind and
just getting it done.

You enjoy the process.

You know, watching someone get so
excited.

I guess I've been ignoring the fact that
that's the most interesting part.

The potential.

Wow.

Hey, I'm going to run over to the inn
and pick up a few things. Why don't you

take a break and ride with me and get
some dinner? I have a thing I have to

Oh. Look, I'm late as it is, but rain
check? Yeah, you should go. Yeah, fine.

Bye.

Cheers. Cheers, everyone.

Hey. Hey, what are you doing in time?
Dinner's ready.

Oh, great.

Oh, come see for a sec. Let's put up
some decorations.

Okay.

Hey,

you're doing this all alone?

Oh, everybody loves decorating a tree.
I'm sure any one of those guests in

would love to help you. Which reminds
me, I should check on the new guest.

just arrived from Boston. Oh.

And he figured he could use a little R
&R while helping out a friend.

Oliver!

What are you doing here?

I mean, hey, what's Christmas without my
bestie? Uh, Megan, this is Oliver. Yes,

we've met, but he didn't tell me he knew
you. I live for surprises. I know you

do.

Oh, excuse me a second.

Uh, here, help me decorate. Yeah, sure.
There you go.

Well, you got here fast.

Oh, well, there's a shockingly adorable
little train that leads right into

Evergreen. Yeah, I know the one.

Blossie said he needed help, so... Oh,
Oliver, I do.

The shelves are completely bare. I mean,
the decorations look amazing. You know

me. I can stage a store with no
merchandise at all, but this is Polly

talking about here. You know, she's
going to expect... Wow.

This is gorgeous.

They are, aren't they? Yeah. She's going
to expect stuff like that.

Handmade. And... You know what you

are? What? You're brilliant.

Okay.

Here, come with me. All right.

Look at my coat.

So your idea was fire practice?

Not exactly, but...

Hi. Hi.

Choir practice.

Yeah, I sang in high school.

So choir practice is the thing that you
have to do?

I wanted to have dinner with you. I
promised.

You are full of surprises, Mr. Miller.

I know. It's ridiculous. No, it's
handsome.

It's cute.

No. Hey. Hi.

Hi. I'm Oliver. I work with Lisa in
Boston. Right. And all over.

Yes, you do. And this is... Kevin. I
work with Lisa here.

Hey,

guys. Come here.

So, I had an idea. Do you remember the
other day when you brought me downstairs

to the basement and there were those
boxes with the arts and crafts for the

Christmas festival?

Oh, yeah. Now that we moved everything
to Town Square, we're barely finding

space for all the booths.

Okay.

What if we put it all in Daisy's store?

Give the appearance of an actual store
with customers. Yeah, we feature local

artisans. That's great. Love it.

We have quilters. We have ornament
makers. We even have a maple syrup sugar

shack in town.

Well, someone show me these boxes. You
got it. Come on. Awesome. Great idea.

Bye. Bye.

So I... No, I should head back to the
store.

Oh.

Oh, yeah. Then I'll... Yeah.

I'll...

See you later.

Okay.

How's that key search going?

We've tried everywhere.

He's right. I'm starting to think that
key doesn't go to anything in Evergreen.

Don't lose heart.

I'm sure you're closer than you think.

Thanks a lot for coming to see our
choir.

We're actually a lot better in
performance than we are in rehearsal.

You are very good in rehearsal.

Yeah, you know, it's nice to have an
audience, you know, changes things up so

you hear things differently. And if you
ever want to come see us perform another

time, that would be good. I mean, it
might be something.

Exactly that.

Do you think this is going too fast? I
feel like it's moving too fast. I think

this feels nice.

We can go whatever pace you like.

Hey, you didn't take the job.

I didn't. I want to open a store with
you in Boston.

I mean, sure, I've always wanted to work
for a big company like Julia Wise

Lifestyle or even Polly's Company, but
you're not on our team.

Are you sure?

Of course I am sure.

I mean, I've always been the one who
wanted to open the store, and you've

along with it.

I'm going to be honest with you.

I've been thinking here lately that
you're right.

But the thing is, we start a store,
we've got to stop and put down roots,

you know how I am. It's always been hard
for me to do.

So, what changed?

Well, it's not just this town.

The people.

It sounds crazy, but it feels like magic
to me.

It feels like home.

And then there's...

Kevin. Am I that obvious?

Just a little.

I mean, he's smart and he's driven and
he's super talented.

And he makes me laugh on more than one
occasion.

Oh, you do love that. Yeah, I do love
that.

You know, I mean, it'd be different if I
was going to be in one place for more

than a while, but... You're still
holding on to that grab, bag, and go

huh?

I'm just not sure I'm ready to stop
traveling.

Well, no, I mean, we have some time.

And we have a good amount of savings,
but Boston is definitely more expensive

than other places.

Hey, I finished work on the floor. I
need to drive overnight, so until then,

there's nothing more to do.

Oh, well, I thought we were going to do
that later. And Oliver and I could have

helped you.

What do you think? How's Oliver settling
in?

Oh, I mean, he's taking him a minute to
get used to a small town, but yeah, he's

okay. No, he's good. He's good. Extra
pair of hands never hurts.

Hey!

Do they call it the cringled kitchen all
year round, or did they change that

during the summer? Oh, well, they put
little shorts on the Santa Claus on the

sign. It's a bit of a wedding
destination.

Ah, tourist towns know what they're
doing. Yeah.

Oh, Kevin said that since we don't have
access to the store, that we should go

to the ice skating pond. I don't
remember saying anything like that.

ice skating pond? I knew you would love
that. Where is it? It's just over the

bridge. What are we doing just standing
here? Do they rent skates? Yeah.

Let's go. Meet you there.

Oh, okay. See you there.

See you guys.

Why don't you come along?

Walk with me.

Sure.

Working good, David.

I'm really glad you and my brother seem
to be getting closer.

Yeah. You sure?

I mean, it's not like weird or anything
for you? Why would it be weird?

I've never seen you this happy.

I believe you in that.

Hey,

guys.

Hey, Michelle.

Come ski with us.

Yeah. Oh, go ahead.

We got the cocoa cup.

But don't expect any fancy moves out of
me.

I'm going to do my best.

I'm not really good at this.

This is where I learned to skate when I
was a kid. Really? Yeah.

It's a pretty special place. Yeah.

Here's a good view.

Oh, it's gorgeous.

Wow.

What?

It's just the way you look at this town.

You see the best of it. Nice.

Well, Hannah told me that people have
been skating on this pond for over a

hundred years, so what's not to love
about that, right? Come on, Jim!

The ice is warm!

Yeah,

bronze medal.

Seems like you two got it all figured
out, huh?

Well, I mean, we do share a brain.

Kind of like when you spend that much
time with someone, I guess.

You just built us on a pretty solid
team.

Yeah, it must be nice.

Every job I take, I get this whole new
crew of guys. It takes work to catch up.

Yeah, and you have to find a new place
to get supplies.

Plus living out of a suitcase,
laundromat. Yeah. Staying single the

You know, Oliver and I are always
complaining about being single.

Wait, what?

What?

You and Oliver aren't... What?

A thing?

No.

No! Oh, I mean, I guess I just
thought... No, we're not a thing.

No.

Look, we are best friends, but that's
where it ends.

Okay, well, I guess instead of jumping
to conclusions, I... Should have gotten

the whole story.

Yeah. Embarrassing.

That is.

It is embarrassing.

But one of us?

And that is what I'm going to say. We'll
rock on. I'll give you space.

No

problem.

No worry.

In the forecast, there'll be flood.

We'll be surrounded by mountains wide.

Snow issue, snow reason, snow question
is the season

when everything gets so festive and
bright.

Let's get snowed in together, let the
cold winds blow.

Let's blame it on the weather, bring on
the snow.

Snow laughter, snow fighting.

Ever after, it's exciting.

All around us, there'll be forest of
ice.

Snow content, snow talking. In the
winter, we'll go

walking to Snowflake's Lost in Paradise.

This is for David.

Hey, Henry.

Tom, the church bell's coming. Please
tell me that you can time it so they'll

just go off perfectly when Polly comes
in the store. Look, I'm sorry. I

get it working. I did all I could,
but... You want me to take a look?

Maybe another set of eyes?

You can. I didn't... It's okay. I'll
take a look at it later. All right.

You've done a beautiful job.

Both of you.

Thank you. Looks great.

You can have that one.

Yeah, so, um, Thomas told me he might be
opening a new outpost for his blogging

company. Yeah? Yeah.

So I can choose between staying in
Evergreen or moving to Maine.

Oh.

And, um, where are you leaning?

Honestly, I'm... I'm not sure.

I lived here and I didn't have a
business that took me all over the

don't know where I'm going to end up.
And we might always end up in different

places.

Excuse me.

I'll see you tomorrow.

See you then.

Town gossip is my truck played
matchmaker again.

Thank you. Thank you. Thanks for taking
such good care of him.

And, by the looks of it, the rest of the
town. That was mostly everybody else.

As long as I've known you, Kevin Miller,
you've always underestimated yourself

and covered it up with stubbornness.

Trying to make everything perfect. All
right, all right, all right. I'm aware.

You're supposed to be in Florida.

We spent a few days there, but it turns
out we are evergreen people.

I'm happy for you.

Brian seems really great.

And now the town has a doctor my dad
will actually listen to.

I met someone.

And she's great.

She's probably just passing through.

Curse of a tourist town.

I've been there.

Yeah, it's like why set yourself up for
the heartbreak, right?

I'll tell you why.

You could end up spending Christmas with
someone.

You know, I may have met Ryan at
Christmas, but he only just moved here

August. We're only now figuring it out a
year later.

I see your pain.

What I'm saying, Kevin, is when the
person is right, everything is worth it.

You make it work.

Wow.

You look amazing.

Hank, you do too.

What are you doing painting in a tie?

I'm being very careful. Okay, good.

What's this tree about?

Yeah, yeah, I know I said two trees was
overly ambitious, but maybe

you were right.

What? I said maybe you were right. I'm
agreeing with you. Is this a sufficient

amount of nodding for you, or do you
need more?

No, I am enjoying this, yes.

I'm glad.

It does look good, doesn't it?

Lucky for us, Nick contributed to the
cause. Yeah, right. Polly's going to be

here soon, so we should get started.
Let's do it. Yeah.

Hey, you know, we've been so busy, I
realized I never thanked you.

Me for what?

I know this place is pretty good at
putting these things together.

This here feels more magical.

It feels... It feels like home.

You did that.

You're welcome.

So, does this mean that you've given
more thought to Thomas' offer of staying

here instead of going to Maine?

I don't know.

I mean, I love this town. I just... I'm
not sure exactly what's here for me.

Well, I mean, what if there was
something here for you?

What if... Somebody that you wanted to
spend Christmas with?

Are you thinking about it? Maybe.

I don't know, maybe a little.

Merry Christmas.

Hey. Merry Christmas. I came looking for
some candles for the processional.

Yeah, I actually saw some in there
yesterday.

Of course you did, because Daisy would
never let me down.

Maybe she considered taking that bell
down.

Wow.

That looks so good in here, guys.

Thank you.

Did Michelle come through here?

Back room.

Okay.

Whoa.

Another tree.

Can I help decorate?

Back room.

Yeah. Yes, of course you can,
sweetheart.

You did such a good job on the one out
front. It was great.

Yes, you may.

Hey, you okay? You need some help?

No, I need to look for the... Where are
they?

Yes! I found them. They're here.

Way to go, Daisy.

Still coming through in a pinch. Wow.

You really do think of everything.

More like overthink.

You know, I'm a little scared that maybe
once you get to know me more... Hey,

listen.

None of what you feel worries me,
Michelle.

You think I don't spend a lot of time
worrying and thinking about the

complications?

And I'd like to still keep getting to
know you, Michelle.

Either way.

Because I like you.

I like that.

David, I have to go, boy.

Nick wanted me to give this to you.

Oh, thank you. You're welcome.

Does it have a remote?

Oh, no, I don't think it has a remote.
It's pretty old. I think they worked a

little bit differently back then.

Polly! Oh, Lisa!

This door is absolutely gorgeous! I love
it!

Look at these gorgeous pillows.

It must have been hand -done.

What a cute touch I love. And look,
that's beautiful.

Those nutcrackers are all lined up,
ready to go. Oh, my goodness. And

got the maple syrup, which I love.

Everything is done. It's incredible.

It really is.

I love it. The way you mix the antique
items with the new items is very smart.

Bye.

See you later. Bye. See you.

Wait, you're going too? Yeah, yeah,
listen.

Do your thing. Work your magic. But, um,
we'll talk later.

Handcrafted paper? Would you look at
that?

You two have really done it again.

With quaint and charming and fascinating
merchandise.

Oh, I just love everything.

It's just beautiful.

Absolutely stunning.

It's beautiful the way you laid it out.
I can't tell you how much this means to

us, Polly, and I'm not going to buy it.

What?

I came here with offers for the both of
you, and I wanted to do it in person.

I'm so sorry to have wasted your time.

You have a beautiful store, and I know
you'll have no problem in selling it.

I'll give you a minute.

Thank you.

I came to offer you jobs.

What? Come work for me. Help me expand.

And over time, you'll become co -owners
and eventually have your own store.

Yeah?

Merry Christmas! Where was the cookie?

Sorry, Ezra.

Don't have to make that. It's great.

Appreciate that.

Thanks.

That's lovely. Think about that all for
you, too. Merry Christmas!

We wish you a Merry Christmas We wish
you a Merry Christmas And a Happy

New Year We wish you a very, very
Christmas We wish you, we

wish you A Happy New Year Good times we
bring

I made my decision.

Oliver

will

be managing one of Polly's stores in
Boston.

Oh, expanding quickly.

Yes, we are, which is why we would like
to buy Daisy's and run it just like

Daisy did.

What?

Yeah.

I accept.

Yes, that's amazing.

Are you staying in town?

Yes, I will be.

Deal.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Right on.

Okay, go find Kevin. Tell him. Yeah. He
didn't tell you. What?

He left.

Told Thomas he wanted the job in Maine.

When did he do that?

A few minutes ago.

Merry Christmas Eve, Lisa. Merry
Christmas Eve. Hey, Sir Lisa.

I'm Allie.

Apparently we went to kindergarten
together.

Yes, you wore overalls and you always
talked about puppies.

Yes, and you, very good with glue.

Always had a clean workspace.

That was me.

Definitely me.

Oh, by the way, I love your truck.

Oh, everyone loves my truck.

How are you finding Evergreen?

Evergreen is...

I thought I was going to come here and
feel this Russian nostalgia and get it

all out of my system and then just go
back to my own little world.

But instead... It's just like home all
over again.

You're not the first person that's
happened to.

Believe me.

So, mailing a letter to Santa?

Uh, no, actually, this is not my letter.

Kevin's letter has given us a whole lot
to work with this Christmas. Yeah.

Yeah, it has.

It's kind of been like a guide to
selling this place. Let's just hope it

and convinces a buyer to take this
place.

No, Michelle, I... Wait, do you not
know?

Oliver and I bought Davies.

Wait, what?

You bought this place? Yes! No way!

You did?

Oh, my goodness!

Oh, I was so hoping you would...

happy about this. And that means you're
going to stay in town?

Yeah. Well, Kevin said you bought a
store in Boston.

No. No.

Kevin's got it all wrong. Where is he
anyway?

I see his truck out there and I just...
No, no, no. It's not his truck that came

here. That's your truck.

Can I just butt in and say, I don't
think this is Kevin's letter.

What? Wait a minute. Why would you say
it's dated and the initials are KM?

Yeah, but all the H's are missing.

I think you guys might be looking at the
wrong Miller.

Oliver has my car. Could you give me a
ride?

I'll do you one better.

Take my truck.

Hey.

Hey. You guys ready for the festival?

Yeah.

But I still wish the free girl with the
key went.

There you are.

Oh, hey, Nick. Merry Christmas. Merry
Christmas, everyone.

Thanks for the car, Nick. I really...
That's why I was looking for it. On my

here, I reached into my pocket and found
this.

What is it?

I forgot to put it in the box.

This toy has a wind -up key that makes
the mechanism inside it turn.

Wait a minute.

Adriana, are you thinking what I'm
thinking? Yes, we've been looking at the

wrong place the whole time.

Dad, can I? Yeah, yeah, go.

We'll see you at the festival. Yeah,
we'll see you at the festival. Catch up.

There it is.

We were just going to leave and not say
goodbye?

I was going to drop off a note.

Typed?

Actually, yeah.

I, um, I had a fix for my dad for
Christmas.

Hmm.

For the H &M.

Jay Keys are working.

Yeah. Yeah.

K. Henry Miller.

K.

H. M.

Kevin, why did you let me think that was
your letter and not your dad?

I saw that letter.

I knew exactly the year that he wrote
it.

I didn't know what to ask for in a
letter to Santa back then.

Everything without my mom felt
different.

But I didn't want to disappoint him, so
I went with an empty envelope.

And in the corner of my eye, I saw my
dad put a letter in the mailbox.

And I never knew what it said until now.

I remember you.

We were both there at the same time.

Wait a minute.

I'm confused. So you did all this with
the store and the festival because of

letter?

It was you.

You swept in here.

For the first time in a while, I got
back a piece of what Christmas used to

Then when I read the letter and I
realized it was from my dad, it was more

reason.

This was all you're doing, son?

I wrote that letter 25 years ago.

When the townspeople, they brought your
mother

back, preparing the candlelight
procession and the choir.

I just wanted you to have what you asked
for in the letter.

You're dead, son.

You're dead.

You're both dead.

Thank you.

You're so welcome.

Christmas. Are those church bells?

Is that bells?

Thank Christmas, Percy.

You too, Daisy.

Merry Christmas, David.

This

play

is magical.

You should see it the other season.

Well, it looks like I'm going to.

I'll be opening up a new location down
here over the summer.

I didn't take the job in Boston.

We bought Daisy.

I'm staying here.

I guess I should have gotten the whole
story.

So it looks like you'll be joining me at
the new location.

Yeah. Can we shake on it later?

We wish you a Merry Christmas.

We wish you a Merry Christmas.

We wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.

We wish you a merry Christmas. We wish
you a merry Christmas.

We wish you a merry Christmas.

And a happy new year. Lisa, the key.

What's for the bells?

How did you figure that out? I realized
that if I added up everything you said,

it pointed to the church.

And we want them right now.

We won't leave until we make some.

Merry Christmas, Toby.

Merry Christmas, Lisa.

And so the town once again celebrated
Christmas like they used to, all the

remembering that keeping family and
friends close for Christmas is the

evergreen tradition of them all.