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Here it is.

Aunt Mitzi's jewelry.

Look at all this.

Oh, I remember this.

Grandma Lena's brooch.

She used to let me wear this when I was
little.

I'm going to show you.

I can't believe Aunt Mitzi wants to sell all
this.

I know, I know.

The kids need clean water.

And, like Aunt Mitzi said, it is the season
for giving.

That is not a toy, Bo.

Hello. Welcome

back to Crymaholic.

There's nothing Christmassy about murder,
but this week

we'll be talking about a holiday homicide in
the Pacific Northwest.

She notices a car following her.

Whoever the killer was had been dressed in a
Santa Claus suit.

Bo, I think someone's following us.

Morning, Cheryl. Good

morning. You brought Bo to work?

He wanted to come.

He's so cute.

Hi. I should have some treats inside.

After you.

Hello, Cheryl. Hi, Lydia.

Morning. Hi, Mrs.

Miller. Oh, this is the last one.

Levi can put those lights up for you.

That would be nice.

Do the homage, Dr.

A, for Christmas?

We celebrate the birth of our Lord in a much
quieter fashion.

No lights, no tree, only a few presents, but

we do have a big Christmas dinner, which you
are invited to.

Well, that sounds lovely.

Thank you. I will see you later.

Bye. Bye. Bye, Lydia.

I love all the decorations.

Christmas lights, music, even Santa Claus.

Look, he might be all me.

She has a beard.

I think the idea of a no-frills Christmas
sounds nice, but then again, I like

things simple. Uh-huh.

What? I do.

Sure. How

can I help you?

Hey, I run the Swiss Miss down the street.

A neighbor. I'm Dale Jones.

Cheryl Cooper. It's nice to meet you.

Welcome to Sugar Creek.

Thanks. I'm looking to have my aunt's
jewelry appraised.

Are you selling it?

Possibly. Right. Let me take a look.

Sure. This is a beauty.

Is this real sapphire?

Oh, I'm sorry.

That one's not for sale.

Okay. Are you sure?

Because that would bring pretty penny.

I'm sure. All right.

I can give you...

I'll give you $500 for all of it.

$500? Mm-hmm.

That's it? Well, if you throw in the brooch,
we could call it a thousand.

Let me think about it.

I'm sure it's got sentimental value, but
this is a good offer, Charlene.

Cheryl, I appreciate your time.

Well, I know that you're a neighbor, so I'll
give you $1,200.

Like I said, I'm not interested, but I
really need to get to work.

Okay. I like you.

$1,500 with the brooch.

No, thank you.

So, it's all right to put up lights at my
store, but not your house?

That's right.

Thank you.

Here. Thank you.

That's the car that followed me on my way
here this morning.

Oh, my gosh, Lance.

Lance? Surprise!

Yes, it is a surprise.

So good to see you.

Um, Levi, this is Lance.

Her boyfriend. Ex-boyfriend.

What's talking about?

I can't right now.

I have to work.

That's okay. I can, uh, hang around and see
what it is you do.

You want to watch me work?

Sure. Yeah, you won't even know I'm here.

Okay. Three

across. Lydia? This is Lance,

my ex. Lance, Lydia.

How's your team?

Hi. Can you help those customers over there
while I work the counter?

Yes. So

this is Quaint?

Yeah. What do you do here?

I help out.

You didn't sell it?

Not yet, Lydia, but could you help that
woman over there looking at soap, please?

Sorry. Hey,

can I help you?

Here you go.

Is this it?

Yes. Okay.

Thank you. So, that brings you to
sugarcrate.

You. I'm serious.

I'm here to win you back.

I think about you all the time, Cheryl.

What's your, uh, what's your favorite
restaurant around here?

I'll make us reservations for tonight.

I, uh, uh, thanks.

Have a good one.

Thank you.

Hold that thought.

Hey, Cheryl. Hey, Wendy.

Two muffins, please.

Sure. I stir two muffins.

That is a stunning brooch.

Is it for sale?

No, sorry. It belongs to my Aunt Mitzy.

Thanks. See ya.

Hey there, Sherry.

I've been thinking about you.

Really? That's funny, since you can't
remember my name.

I'm afraid I lobald you.

Yeah. You know, Dale, I'm a little busy with
customers right now.

Say no more.

Hey. Hi.

Let me get this for ya.

Excuse me, could you tell me how much this
is?

Yeah, um, uh, just a sec.

Sure. I need to

ask you a question.

Not now, Lance.

Um, $11.

Cheryl Cooper?

Will you marry me?

Huh? Uh, I, uh, I...

You... I... You...

I... You...

You... You... Let's go.

So you're all right?

Did you ask me to marry you?

I did. But why?

Because I messed up.

But I'm... I'm just a little busy with
customers.

I'm different now.

I'm a new man.

I'm gonna need some time.

Sure. I'll wait.

I'll see you soon, okay?

Okay. Let

me help you up.

You're slow. Thank you.

Where did everybody go?

I was in...

18 families. I was this...

Sarah? Levi.

Hi. Cheryl, this is my sister, Sarah.

It's so nice to meet you.

You too. What are you doing here?

I need somewhere to stay.

Just a few days.

Joe and I had a fight.

Mem and dad won't let you stay at the house.

You should be at home with your husband.

I know. But I can't go home right now.

Well, there's an extra room out at Midsies.

You're welcome to stay with me.

It's very kind of you.

I will go and talk to Mem and dad right now.

Thank you.

Sarah, let me get you some coffee.

That'd be great.

Thank you. Lydia?

I'm sorry. Oh,

no. These cookies are very

burnt. Don't tell Naomi.

I won't, for her sake.

And for yours.

I'm sorry if I spoiled your plans with your
fiance.

Oh, you didn't.

And I haven't said yes.

Honestly, I don't know what I'm going to
say.

Well, I can't love B-simple like that.

It's just not.

My fight with Joe started over a bathing
suit.

You're kidding.

He had been saving up to surprise me with a
cruise to the Bahamas.

That's sweet. I was so excited.

Until he gave me the second gift.

A bikini. I guess no one really wants to
think about a bikini in December.

That is for sure.

But that's not all.

No. I left the Amish church for Joe.

But there are some things I'm still not
comfortable with.

Like a bikini?

Have you seen what the Amish wear to swim?

We're basically covered from head to toe.

So wearing a bikini is like culture shock.

Have you tried telling him that?

Yes. But he keeps pushing.

Maybe we are too different.

Well, I know Naomi and Seth are praying that
you two can work it out.

I am too.

Well, I'm afraid you're going to have to
finish the movie without me.

It's been a long day.

Don't you want to see how it ends?

Oh, I already know.

It's always a happy ending.

Huh. Yeah.

Good morning.

Flowers? Why not?

Thanks. Good morning, though.

So in retrospect, I can see how you may have
felt ambushed yesterday.

Just a little.

You're not wearing your ring.

Well, it's an engagement ring and we're not
engaged.

I hope that doesn't mean you can't try it
on.

See how you like it.

I went all the way to New York to have that
specially made for you.

Okay, fine. I can try it on.

It's gone.

What? What do you mean it's gone?

No. That message is falling on your purse.

Okay, where else may you put it?

I don't know.

I can't remember.

You think it's a wooden box?

It's not here.

Oh my gosh.

My grandma's brooch.

It's gone too.

Okay, where else could it be?

I can't believe this.

It's not in here.

That ring cost me.

We need to find it.

We will. It has to be here somewhere.

Hi. Yes, Christmasy.

Why don't you two go talk about this
somewhere else?

We'll continue to look for the right.

Thanks for hearing me.

Lance, let's go.

So, how's work going?

It's good. It's really good.

And your family?

Mom told me to be sure to invite you for
Christmas Eve.

They miss you.

Oh, I mean, I would love to see them, but...

Lance, why did you just show up?

Why didn't you call first?

I knew what you'd say.

But I thought if we could get together face
to face, then maybe we could

get back to how we were before I blew things
up.

Lance, you showed up with a ring.

That's a lot.

I know, it was, but believe me, I don't want
to pressure you.

I'm not trying to pressure you either.

Hello, Dale. So someone told me that this
place has the best burgers in town,

and they're not wrong.

So, you drive a hard bargain.

$1,700.

Final off. It's not about the money, Dale.

I'm just not interested.

It's always about the money.

Who is that?

A nightmare. I took Aunt Missy's jewelry to
his shop for an appraisal.

She wants to donate the money for a water
filtration system in New Guinea.

And let me guess, your friend there
undervalued them?

He is not my friend.

But he is very interested in my Aunt
Sapphire brooch.

You think he could have taken the jewelry?

I mean, why would he ask about it if he's
the one who took it?

Maybe to throw you off track.

No, who's the detective?

I learned from the best.

This is nice, huh?

Yeah, it was.

Hey, Wendy, wait up!

Thanks for lunch.

I gotta go.

Wendy! I'll see you later.

Hey, Drake. Where's your mom?

Mom! Hey, Cheryl.

What can I help you with?

Hey, Wendy. I lost some jewelry yesterday
and I remembered seeing you in the store.

So I was just curious if you noticed
anything or...

I wasn't there yesterday.

Are you sure?

I saw you with...

I was here all day.

I guess I was mistaken.

See you later.

Bye. Hey, you're supposed to be

working. Yeah, whatever.

Hi, Cheryl. Did you enjoy working things
out?

No. I got a room at the Dutch host.

I don't want to be any more trouble.

You haven't been any trouble.

I've loved having you.

Me too. Thank you.

Well, I hope to see you before you leave
town.

Me too.

Thank you.

Bye. Any

luck finding the jewelry?

No. So, how was lunch?

Better than I expected.

I knew it.

You two are so gonna get married.

Okay, I know it sounds romantic, but just
because Lance swoops in and declares he's

gonna win me back doesn't mean I'm just
gonna fall into his arms.

Does in the movies?

Lance is not Cheryl's type.

You know what?

Enough talk about my love life.

Lydia, did you see Wendy Hall in the store
yesterday?

The antique store lady?

Yeah, she was here with some old dude.

Then why would she say she wasn't?

Mmm. I'm

getting my coat.

I need to talk to Cheryl before we go.

Do you have time?

Sure. What's that?

Um... Bye. Bye.

What is it?

I was hoping you could help me pick out
Christmas gifts for my family.

Christmas gifts? Of course I can.

Come on.

Let's see... Oh, we just got these new
kitchen gadgets in from the Amish store in

Berlin. What do you think for Naomi?

How does this work?

I have no idea.

I just sell them.

I'm sure men will figure it out.

Oh, and I've seen Esther flipping through
this book.

Oh, yeah. She loves to read.

Maybe Elizabeth with like a new apron?

Yeah. Okay.

And what about Sarah?

Is she gonna be there for Christmas?

I'm not sure, but what do you think she
would like?

Well, I know she loves Christmas cookies
because she ate the ones I've brought.

Here. What does a deer have to do with
Christmas?

It's a reindeer.

Like a flying reindeer.

You know, like prancer, dancer, donner...

Never mind.

What about your dad and Caleb?

Oh, I'm making something for them.

Oh, that's sweet.

Come on, over.

Great. So,

would you like to go watch the carolers with
me tonight?

Sure. Good.

Good. Sarah?

I thought you said you were gonna be busy.

Sarah decided to move to a hotel, and Levi
and I were Christmas shopping.

It's my fault.

Clearly. Lance.

We should get going.

It's nearly supper time.

Yes. I think that's a good idea.

Good, Cheryl.

Lance. Bye, boy.

Levi. Hey.

He stole our Mrs.

Brudge. No. That innocent act's not gonna
work with me.

I'm calling the police right now.

Cheryl, do something.

Lance, please. Cheryl, I'm sorry, but I have
no explanation.

You don't need to.

Lance, let's go.

Lance. Fine.

Fine, but I'm paving an eye on you.

Levi, let's go.

Come on. What is going on there?

Levi told us about last night.

We would love for you to come to dinner
tonight as a thank you.

That's not necessary.

Well, you could have reacted much
differently.

I know he didn't do it.

Then it is settled.

Will you ask Sarah to come too?

Sure. Thank you.

Can I get you anything else?

No, thank you, ma'am.

Morning. Hey, good morning to you too.

You're in a good mood.

I am, yeah.

One of my cases just settled this morning
and you and I are going to celebrate

tonight. Tonight? Yes.

I found this charming and nearby.

It's got glowing reviews and a terrific wine
list.

I can't. I already made dinner plans with
Naomi for tonight.

So just cancel them.

I'm not gonna cancel.

Can you change it for tomorrow night?

Fine. I'll just change our reservations.

Thank you.

Who wants to play Dutch Blitz up for
dessert?

Oh, I haven't played that in years.

What's Dutch Blitz?

It's a card game we play growing up.

Except for that.

That's why he always loses.

Oh, very funny.

You'll not be laughing when I whoop you all
at Dutch Blitz.

You're on.

Your nativity scene is beautiful.

Leave I made it.

What about no Christmas decorations?

Nativity scene is not a decoration.

It is a visual reminder of the birth of
Christ.

Blitz! Oh, you may have won the battle, but
you will not win

the war. We'll see about that.

Come on, Cheryl.

I'll teach you everything I know.

That should not take long.

I'll get you in next time.

I'll see you in a minute.

It's a Christmas miracle.

Hey, Lydia, would you put the ladder away?

On it. Hey, Wendy!

Wendy! Hey, Wendy!

I saw you on the store the other day.

Why would you say you weren't?

I'd rather not say.

Fine. I was with my ex-husband, and I don't
want Drake to know.

He's still mad at his dad.

Oh. Robert's an alcoholic, but he's going to
AA, and he's been sober

for two years now.

I'm sorry.

Why not tell Drake?

I want to make sure before we tell him.

I promise. I don't know anything about your
missing jewelry.

Thank you, Wendy.

And good luck with Robert.

Thank you. Good luck with the ring.

I saw your guy.

I think he's a keeper.

Wait, I didn't say anything about a ring.

It's Sugar Creek.

Everyone knows he proposed, and the ring
went missing.

Bye. Bye, Wendy.

It's Lydia, right?

Yes. Is Cheryl here?

She's in the office.

Okay, thanks. The snow is falling, and the
cold wind is blowing

high. Hi. Hey.

I'm just going to make sure we're so good
for tonight, right?

Do you have a...

Barn raising go to?

Barn raising is tomorrow.

Of course it is.

Who else could it be?

What am I missing?

Cheryl, Rue's just called me, and she heard
that Levi just got arrested.

What? Why? Someone saw Levi with your
engagement ring.

Now do you believe me?

Wait, wait, wait.

Come on. To clear this up.

I'm coming with you.

Fine. Levi

didn't take it.

He was holding it.

Oh, if Cheryl, you shouldn't be with the
police.

And the brooch.

No, you're wrong.

Wait, how did you know about the brooch?

Someone called this morning, said Levi
Miller was found with your missing brooch,

and that an engagement ring was still
missing.

Congratulations, by the way.

Who is it they called?

I'm not at liberty to say.

Uh, all right, it was me.

This sounds like something the two of you
need to talk about.

Not in my office.

Cheryl. Cheryl,

wait. I can't believe you called the police
after I clearly told you not to.

Levi, the Millers, they're my friends.

Cheryl, I've seen the way he looks at you.

He's obviously fallen for you.

I think he took it out of jealousy.

It's not Levi who's jealous, it's you.

Why should I be jealous?

Do you have feelings for him?

I... Answer me.

Cheryl, you can't just leave me here.

Watch me.

Hey, Cheryl. Have good news.

Joe and I are back together.

I think he finally understands where I was
coming from with the whole bikini thing.

That's great, Sarah.

I'm really happy for you.

What's wrong?

Levi is in jail.

What? Chief Twitchell found him with my
engagement ring.

Levi wouldn't take it.

Not in a million years.

Well, how do you know?

Does this have anything to do with your
conversation with Dale Jones?

I just need your signature here.

Okay. When do I get the ring back?

Well, we'll need the ring as evidence for
the trial.

That could take a few months or so.

But I need that ring now.

Can't you get another one?

Another engagement ring?

No, that one was special.

The only way to get that ring back now is to
drop the charges.

Can I see it?

I'll get it.

I was at the gold standard selling a
necklace Joe gave me a few years ago.

Sorry, I'm just desperate to prove Levi's
innocence.

Well, why isn't Dale Jones a suspect?

He certainly deserves to be.

What makes you say that?

I wanted to buy the necklace back, so I
asked to see it.

And he brought me another necklace that he
said was mine.

The chain looked the same, but the pendant
was not mine.

But he kept insisting that it was.

Sounds like he's running a scam.

But why here in Sugar Creek?

Well, scammers love to take advantage of
trusting people.

There are a lot of older folks here.

Cheryl? It's not a good time, Lance.

Trust me, you're going to want to hear what
I have to say.

I doubt that.

Levi! Levi, what happened?

Lance has decided it's not brush charges.

The diamond's been switched.

Look, I had it in grave for you.

But it's not the same stone.

It's a different color.

It's probably not even a real diamond.

And Levi couldn't have done that.

But Dale Jones could have.

When I parked my buggy to go get lunch.

That's when Dale must have put the fake
diamond in Levi's buggy.

I'm sorry. Dale must have called to make
sure that she switched what happened upon

me at just the right time when I found the
ring.

So what about the brooch?

He didn't change out the sapphires, did he?

I don't think the brooch was ever stolen.

But how did it get in my pocket?

The brooch was sitting on the jewelry box.

I remember because Wendy Hall mentioned it.

Beau thinks the brooch is a toy.

So he knocked it off the jewelry box and it
fell.

But before it could hit the floor, it landed
in Levi's pocket.

Then, when I fainted, Dale must have stolen
the ring during all the confusion.

Okay, so now can we call the police?

Chief Twitchell's never gonna believe my
theory.

So what are we gonna do?

We have to catch Dale Jones ourselves.

What it is, Dale knows all of us, except
Lance.

But just in case, we'll get you a little
disguise.

Lance will try to buy back the jewelry from
Dale.

We'll film the whole thing.

There you go.

Perfect. No,

no. No, no, no.

Hmm. Where's the binoculars?

Oh, thank you.

I see them.

Hey, what's going on?

Kathy. We'll be watching from across the
street.

If something goes wrong, make a signal.

A signal?

What was that?

That was a signal.

Here we go.

Hello, hi. Hi.

Hi. What can I help you with?

Just looking for some diamonds, you know.

Well, great. Which purse range?

It doesn't matter.

Money. Oh, go in the back and see if there
can find

something that you like.

What's he doing?

He's going to the back.

Okay. Is there anything here that you'd
like?

That one, right there.

You from around here?

No. Just visiting.

From where? From here.

From here. One moment.

He found it.

Whoa, look at that diamond.

I know where I remember you from.

Cheryl Cooper's boyfriend.

Yeah. I can be.

I don't know Cheryl.

I don't know Cheryl's.

Really? You're

fine. You got me.

I know who you are.

I know what you did.

That's my diamond.

So I'll just take it and we can call it
even.

No. That's not your diamond.

That's my diamond.

Levi Miller's got your diamond.

He's got a gun.

He's got a gun.

What? What? A gun?

Levi. Sugar Creek Police Department.

How may I help you?

This is Cheryl Cooper.

It's an emergency.

Here, give me the phone.

At the gold standard.

Dale has a gun.

You can hurt somebody with that thing,
alright?

Just put the gun down, Dale.

You should keep your nose out of my
business.

To be fair, this is not a legitimate
business.

Hey. Dale, you stole that diamond from me.

Alright. Look, this is just a white-colored
crime with a good attorney.

Alright, but if the cops get here and they
see you pointing that gun at me,

it's gonna be an uphill battle, buddy.

Just put the gun down.

Lawyers. They're the real thieves, right?

I have to agree to disagree with you on
that, Dale.

Dale, please.

Sugar Creek Police!

Please! Hands up!

Who wants to explain what happened?

I hope that puts a stop to him.

Don't worry. We have more than enough
evidence to book him.

It wasn't just a jewel.

We found a stash of stolen firearms hitting
the back door.

You were lucky to death.

Could have gone differently.

I had no idea he had a gun back there.

Unfortunately, you have to be careful these
days.

Even in Sugar Creek.

You're right.

Let's go.

So look, man, I'm sorry.

I misjudged you.

You really had my back in there.

I believe you would have done the same for
me.

Appreciate you.

Take care.

Lance. That was really brave of you.

I know.

So now I have a ring and a diamond?

Cheryl Cooper.

You don't want to marry me, do you?

Sorry, Lance.

Hope you.

It's not your fault.

I should have told you this a long time ago,
but I'm sorry.

I could have handled everything.

Much better. Did you just say you were
sorry?

Just we both changed.

I hope you and Levi are happy together.

Levi? No, not at all.

Whatever you say.

Oh, I'll get you a Christmas present.

What? No. No, it's a donation.

Metsy's well in New Guinea.

That way you don't have to sell a jewelry.

Thank you, you're welcome.

Merry Christmas, Lance.

Merry Christmas, Coug.

What's bow our head in silent prayer?

Amen. Joe, you're up.

Thank you. Save room for dessert.

I made potluck.

Oh, correction. She made five pies.

You married an Amish woman, honey.

You have to eat an Amish portion.

That's so... Christmas.

That's better than ever before.

Beautiful craftsmanship, Levi.

Thank you, Levi.

Thanks. I've been

wanting to treat this.

How did you know?

I may have had a little.

That's why Levi's gifts are so thoughtful
this year.

So thoughtful.

Cookie cutters. I know your favorite.

Thank you. Well, we do have one more gift
from

all of us to you.

Merry Christmas. Oh, you didn't have to get
me anything.

Merry Christmas, Cheryl.

Oh, wow. They're beautiful.

Thank you. Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas, Cheryl.

Alright, who's up for Dutch glitz?

I am. What is Dutch glitz?

This was a Christmas I'll never forget.

Although I was far from my own family, it
felt like I was home.

And in the simplest of ways, we remembered
the most important gift of all.

Jesus. Oh,

wow.