All language subtitles for Christmas.On.My.Mind.2019.1080p.WEBRip.x264.AAC5.1-[YTS.MX].eng

Ho, ho, ho!

Merry Christmas!

It's the most wonderful
time of the year!

Oh, excuse me.
Sorry.

Excuse me.

Sorry. Sorry.

Excuse me.

Ho, ho, ho!

Sorry. Sorry.

Ho, ho, ho!
Merry Christmas!

Be careful, Miss.
It's slippery out.

Are you okay, Miss?

Miss, are you okay?

Are you okay, Miss?

Where am I?

The North Pole.

Sorry.
I couldn't resist.

Portland.

Oregon?

Maine.

I'm not in Bedford Harbor?

I'm afraid not, no.

You know, you came running
through here awfully fast.

I...

I hope you weren't
very late for your wedding?

What?

No, I don't--
I don't think so...

What day is it?

December 17th.

December 17th...

I get married this week.

Where's my phone?

I have to get home.

You hit your head.

You know, you might want
to get that checked out.

No, no, no, no, no.
I'm fine, really.

I just--
I need to find my fiancé.

Thank you, Santa.

Merry Christmas!

Taxi!

Good luck, Ma'am.
Be careful!

Thank you.

Bedford Harbor, please!

Oh, hey, did you get
the change on table four?

Okay, thanks.

Hey!

Christmas is eight days away

and you still haven't
gotten your tree?

Oh, come on, man.
I've been busy.

And look at the place.

Look at
all the decorations I have.

You're my big brother,

and I run a Christmas Tree Farm,

so you have no excuse.

Like zero.

So does that mean
I get the family discount?

Maybe.

Hey, speaking of family--

Are you going to volunteer

at the Bedford
Christmas Festival, right?

Oh, man.

I'll do my best,
but it's all week.

I can't just take
every night off.

It would mean a lot to Mom.

And it would mean
a lot to my customers

if I kept this place open.

You know,
you were a lot more fun

when you used to wear

that ugly Christmas sweater
to work.

You know, I can't find
that thing anywhere.

What?

No. I don't know
what happened to it.

Regardless, I'm still fun.

Except I'm just--

I'm a busy and respectable
restaurateur now.

Who I'm sure could find
someone to cover for you.

- You volunteering?
- Me?

- Yeah.
- I'm just here eating lunch.

Well, family discount
doesn't mean free.

I'll remember that

when you finally
come get your tree.

But I--
I do my own dishes here, okay?

That's the least you can do.

Thank you so much.

Zach...

you are never going to believe
the day I had!

I lost my phone,
so I couldn't call you,

but I got my dress,
so we are good to go.

Um...

Lucy, what are you--
What are you doing?

Oh, my gosh.

Just pretend
you didn't see that.

No, I mean
what are you doing here?

Are you guys busy?

Lucy!

Beau, you cut your hair?

Yeah.

- I mean,
I always liked it before,

but this--

This suits you.

I mean, I guess
it makes sense, right?

Cutting it for the wedding.

What wedding?

Our wedding?

Lucy...

we're not engaged anymore.

Okay, stop being silly.

We're getting married
this week.

We broke up two years ago.

We broke up?

Yeah.

No, I don't...

I don't understand.

Why am I carrying
a wedding dress?

I have no idea.

I'm sorry.

You look great by the way.

The suit--
It really brings out your eyes.

- It's black.
- Yeah. Mm-hmm.

It's just makes the pupils pop.

Which, actually,
by the way,

look really large right now.

Are you okay, Lucy?

Lucy... Lucy!

Okay...

Lucy, how are you feeling?

Zach, you're here.

What's going on?

You fainted.

Because we broke up?

Uh, Dr. Albright--

She's running some tests.

She'll be back
any minute with the results,

but, um...

you hit your head.

That's what Santa said.

Not the real Santa.

I hope you don't mind,

but your wallet
was in your purse.

I didn't snoop,
but I found this.

You run your Aunt Audrey's
Art Foundation in Portland.

You remember?

Yeah, I remember

I was supposed to take over
when my Aunt Audrey passed...

Right...

she passed away.

Well, look who's awake.

It's good to see you
again, Lucy.

It's been a while.

Um...

yeah, it's good
to see you again,

Doctor...

Albright.

Dr. Albright, right.

Well, I have some good news.

Got your scans back.
They came back clear.

Just a bump on the head--
No concussion.

That's--
That's great news.

But I still have some questions
I'd like to ask--

If that's all right?

Sure.

What day is it?

Tuesday--

Thursday?

What did you have
for breakfast?

Eggnog waffles.

I think.

I make really good
eggnog waffles.

I'm sure you do.

Any family?

No. Just me.

- Right.

Let's try this one.

What's the last thing
you remember?

I'm at the Bedford
Christmas Festival.

It's a couple days
till Christmas.

Carolers are singing,

and twinkly lights are glowing.

I'm drinking hot chocolate,

and I'm with Zach.

Do you remember
what year that was?

This year?

That was two Christmases ago.

Okay, we're getting somewhere.

Now, where did you work

when you lived
in Bedford Harbor?

The Community Center.

I ran the Kids Art
Education Program.

- I know that's correct.

You used to teach my Katie.

Your granddaughter...

I remember!

She is so cute...

and talented.

She just turned 11.

Wow.

I...

How can I remember stuff
from two years ago,

but I can't remember
anything recent?

We call it retrograde amnesia--

A person is unable
to remember the events

just before the onset
of the amnesia--

But I wouldn't worry
about it too much.

In most cases,
the memories return.

But I'd advise you

just take it easy
for the next few days.

Do you have someone
that can drive you home?

I can...
I can drive you home.

Great. Great.

I want you to schedule
a follow-up for later this week.

A follow-up... here?

Yeah, well,

if you're not able
to get back here,

then your doctor in Portland--
That's fine,

but I want us
to stay on top of this, okay?

Here are your things.

Now, be careful,
your ring is in that bag.

Thank you, Dr. Albright.

I don't remember where I live.

Your wallet also had
your driver's license, so...

we have your address.

Great.

I'll let you get dressed.

- Okay.
- Okay.

So, you're wearing suits now?

Yeah. I guess so...

It kind of suits you...

Are we going to joke
about my suit?

It's better than talking about
the wedding dress, right?

I mean, you're obviously
getting married to somebody.

I don't know.

I mean, in my mind,
I'm still marrying you.

I called Anna Hepburn.

She's your
Communications Manager.

There was a picture
of the two of you

on your Foundation website.

She's gonna meet us
at your house.

Oh, great.

Thank you.

No problem.

You know, we still have

a few minutes
before we get there,

so you can rest up
if you like.

This can't be
the right house.

This is the address
from your licence.

Here, I'll get
your dress for you.

Thank you.

Lucy, I'm so glad you're okay.

Hi.

I'm sorry.

What's your name again?

I'm Anna.
We work together.

You left me a spare key
just in case of emergencies.

Okay.

- You must be Zach.
- Nice to meet you.

Thank you for calling me.

No problem.

Welcome home.

I live here?

Yeah.

Did I hang these decorations?

No, no.

We got our decorator do it,
just like last year.

But I have
homemade decorations.

You do?

You always seemed to like
how they decorated your place.

Okay, let me
get this straight.

You hit your head,

and now
you don't remember anything?

I can't remember anything
from the past two years.

Including me?

I'm so sorry.
You seem really nice.

You do remember Brad,
though, right?

Brad?

Your fiancé?

Lucy.

There you are.

How are you feeling?

You don't remember me?

I'm so sorry.

The doctor told us that
it should only be temporary.

"Us"?

Hi. I'm Zach Callahan.

Lucy and I, we were...

we go way back.

Brad Morgan.
Lucy's fiancé.

I'm so glad you're okay.
I was worried sick.

I have your...
I have your phone.

How do you have my phone?

The bridal shop called me.

I'm the first person
in your list of favorites.

See?

- Right there.
- Yeah.

And after you ran
out of your fitting--

That's why
you have your dress.

That makes sense.

When are we supposed
to get married?

New Year's Eve.

Why would I run
out of my fitting?

I don't know,

but maybe I could show you
some pictures

to help spark your memory.

See, here...

we are.
That was our first...

Guys...

I'm sorry.

I should get back to work.

It was really nice
to meet you both.

Take care.

Zach, wait.

Thank you for everything.

Yeah. Of course.

- Take care.
- Bye.

Bye.

Are you hungry?

I could go grab your something.

Your favorite sushi place
is just down that way.

Actually,

I think Lucy probably just needs
a good night's sleep.

I'm happy
to stay with her tonight.

Yes. Sleep sounds great.

But thank you.

And I'll see you...

- Tomorrow night?

It's the Annual
Foundation Christmas Party.

Okay, yes.
The Christmas party.

I don't want to put
too much pressure on you,

but Alex Miles,
our potential financier,

is going to be there,

and you really wanted
to meet him,

but if it's too much,

I can totally handle it.

- Oh, no, no, no, no,
it sounds important,

and I should be there, so.

Um...

I will see you tomorrow night,
Brad Martin.

Just Brad is good.

Of course. Sorry.

Have a good night.

- Oh...
- Thank you.

Are you okay?

I don't know.

I just wish that I could
remember something.

Anything.

I know just the thing
to jog your memory.

Okay.

I present...

the closet of Lucy.

This is my closet?

Isn't it amazing?

So I dress like this every day?

- Of course.

You are a strong,
powerful woman.

That's why we're best friends.

We haven't exchanged

friendship bracelets
or anything,

but I know
everything about you.

Oh, good.

Like what?

Like you are adamant

that we get all our steps in
at the office.

Mm-hmm...

- You love hot chocolate,

but you sneeze
when you have dairy.

I do.

Did I ever mention

what happened
between Zach and I?

- You mentioned you had an ex
named Zach,

but I had no idea
you two were engaged.

Hey, how about
you get into some PJs,

and then you can ask me
all the questions.

- Okay.
- Okay.

You want
a soda or something?

- No, but what I want to know
is what happened yesterday.

Nothing.

I just drove her home.

That's it?

Did you figure out
why she had a wedding dress?

She's got a fiancé.

Okay, wait.

The ex-love of your life

walks in here,

thinking that she's supposed
to marry you...

and you just
drive her to her fiancé.

It's no big deal?

She's got a slight case
of retrograde amnesia.

Retrograde or not...

Don't you think
this means something?

What means something?

Mom, Lucy Lovett was in here!

Lucy was here?

- Why?
- To marry Zach!

Okay, all right.
Okay, calm down.

We don't know that for sure.

Okay, she hit her head,
she lost her memory,

and she was confused.

And now she's gone.

I have customers, okay?

Lucy lost her memory?

Is she okay?

Well, she still likes Zach,
so who knows.

The Foundation looks amazing.

Right?

So you remember what we prepped?

Yeah, I think so.

Good.

Wait, who are they again?

Seamus from I.T.
and his wife, Becca.

Hamish...

it's so good to see you.

How was that?

Great, besides the little fact
that his name is Seamus.

Why did I decide
to hide this from my staff?

I mean,
I should just tell people

I have no idea who they are.

You're doing great.

You know what,
maybe you should have some pie.

That'll fix everything.

This is store-bought.

Why didn't I just bake it?

You bake pie?

Yeah, especially at Christmas.

I mean, it's tradition.

We have a whole Silent Night
Pie Auction and everything.

Are you sure?

Because the Lucy I know

barely knows her way
around the kitchen.

There's Brad with Alex Miles.

Okay, here I go...

Hi.

Lucy Lovett, this is--

Alex Miles.

Pleasure to meet you.

- It's great
to finally meet you.

Brad was just telling me

what a force you are
at the Foundation.

Oh, Brad's just being kind.

And Lucy is just being modest.

In the two years
that she has been here,

she has single-handedly curated

some of the most successful
American artists

and brought in over a million
in donations.

Impressive.

We have a busy few weeks
coming up ahead of us.

Our wedding
is on New Year's Eve.

And we'll be announcing
the donor to fund the new wing.

Alex, we were hoping
that person might be you.

Well, it's
an optimistic timeline,

but I'm not opposed to it.

Let's meet
after Christmas to discuss.

Great.

Why do you need to go back?

Why can't you just see
Dr. Evans here?

Well, I'm hoping
going to Bedford Harbor

will help fill some gaps
in my memory.

I could come with you?

Oh...

No, that's...

I appreciate it,

but, really, I'm--
I'm fine.

Well, call me
if you need anything, okay?

Okay, I will.

Thanks, Brad.
Bye.

Okay, this would look
amazing on--

What's wrong?

I don't know.

I just...

I told Brad that I was fine,

but...

I don't know if I'm fine.

I barely remember anything...

and I have no idea

how Zach's going to react to me
just showing up again,

and I honestly don't even know
what I'm expecting.

To get answers.

You know what...

I'm coming with you.

No, honestly, I'm--

Fine?

Please, just let me
be there for you.

Really?

Thank you.

We're going to Bedford Harbor!

Yeah.

This town looks like
a Christmas postcard.

I know.

Before we go in,
last chance.

Are you sure
you want to do this?

I still can't remember

what happened
between Zach and I,

or why we broke up.

I mean, there's a huge hole

in the past two years
of my life.

How am I supposed to marry Brad,
or even start to move on,

when...

my heart's still
trapped in the past?

Okay.

Just checking.

I told you,
I can't, okay?

Come on, you'll be
my favorite brother.

I'm your only brother.

Smells good, guys.

You know, I have an I.O.U.
from the fifth grade

that I never cashed in.

I told you,
I fed your goldfish.

Come on, we need you.

Mom and I will set up
the Harbor Skate.

All you have to do

is pick up the lights
for the Tree Lighting Ceremony.

I can't, okay?
I have to close.

I thought you got someone
to cover your shift.

I can cover for you.

Oh! Ask and you shall receive.

Sarah, I can't--
I can't let you do that.

The Christmas Festival

wouldn't be the same
without the tree lighting?

She's right.

It wouldn't.

Lucy...

You're back?

Yeah, I thought
coming back to Bedford

might help me fill in
some memory gaps.

Can you talk?

Well, we were just actually

heading out
to the rink to set up...

Oh, okay.

Yeah, um...

Why don't you
join us there later?

That sounds fun!

- Yeah.

I'm Beau Callahan by the way.

I'm Zach's younger,
handsomer brother.

He's also the comedian.

Anna Hepburn.
No relation to the movie star.

Could've fooled me.

Okay, so...

we'll see you at the skate?

- Yeah, great.
- It starts at 7:00!

Okay.

- Bye.
- See ya.

- Bye.
- Bye.

Here we are.

I love
your Aunt Audrey's cottage.

It is exactly
how I remembered it.

You have
an amazing housekeeper.

That painting is beautiful.

Aunt Audrey painted that.

- Wow.
- Yeah.

She used to come up here
just to paint.

She said it inspired her.

Her love for art

is the whole reason
she started the Foundation.

So your room

is around the corner,
down the hall.

What is this?

Fleece.

The greatest
winter invention ever.

I know what it is,

I've just
never seen you wear it.

Oh, my gosh.
This is my favorite sweater.

Clearly, because it looks like
it's been worn a thousand times.

What else do you have in here?

Oh, wow...

What are those?

Um...

Zach and I made
these ornaments together.

He knew that
my parents had passed away,

and after his dad passed,

we just kind of started making
our own Christmas traditions,

you know?

The Festival
was a really big part of it,

and it just became
our favorite time of the year.

That's why we decided
to get married on Christmas.

Were you going
to get married in fleece?

You joke,
but it keeps you warm, okay?

You're going to want that
on the rink tonight.

I'm good, thank you.

Okay, suit yourself.

Ready to go?

Yeah. Let's go skating.

How am I already frozen?

I told you it gets cold.

Maybe I should take
a quick peek at that booth

for some gloves.

Okay, I'll meet you
at the rink.

I'm going to take
a quick look around.

Okay.

All right, sounds good.

I'll be there
in the morning to open.

Okay.

Bye.

Hey...

Hey.

Are those lights
for the tree?

Yeah, I forgot
how many we needed.

I thought I was the one
with the memory problems.

I can't believe
how much that tree has grown.

It's amazing, huh?

I was a kid
when we planted that.

You know, I noticed

that there's no tree
in the Roadhouse yet.

I'm sure Beau's giving you
a hard time about that.

I've just been busy.

You know that's no excuse
for someone who loves Christmas.

I haven't really been
into as much since--

Hey! Lucy!

- Welcome back!
- Trudy...

- Hi, Mom.
- It's so good to see you.

- You came just in time.

I hope you're staying
for the week?

I think so, yeah.

I wouldn't want to miss out

on all my favorite
Christmas traditions.

So how's the Arts Education
Program going?

Oh! Well, we haven't been able
to run it since you left.

What?

Well, no one quite had
your passion for it.

You left, and we made due.

I'm sorry, I had no idea.

Hey!

You two coming or what?

Well, I still got to put
these lights up, so.

- Oh, we can--
We can do that after.

You two go have fun.

All right, Mom.

You ready to hit the ice?

I know how much
you love skating.

- I don't know how Dr. Albright
would feel about it,

but... I'll just take it easy.

Yeah.

It's good to see you, Lucy.

- You too, Trudy.

Thanks, Mom.

You're going to take it easy?

- I'm going to try.
- Okay.

All right, Callahan.

Let's go.

Looks like I still know
how to beat you, Callahan.

Looks like I still know
how to let you win, Lovett.

Hey...

Trudy said something
about me leaving

that I don't remember...

She made it sound like
my leaving was the problem.

Like I just left everyone
to pick up the pieces.

It's not a big deal.

No, it is.

Zach, I never meant
to hurt you.

I know that.

Okay, I got it.

You're doing great.

Is this really
your first time on skates?

Yes!

Hey, guys.

You never told me
you loved skating!

It's kind of what you do
in Bedford Harbor.

We used to have to drag her
off the ice every Festival.

Oh, and if I'm not mistaken,
you were right there with her.

This is true.
You failed to mention that part.

- Right?
- Yes.

There you are.

- Hi.
- Morgan...

I went by the Roadhouse
and Sarah said you were here.

Imagine my surprise.

Yeah, Sarah said
she'd close for me

so I could help Beau set up.

Oh, good.

Lucy Lovett...

Morgan LeBlanc.

Hi. It's good to see you!

Hi!

You didn't mention
that Lucy was back.

- Oh, I'm just in town
for a couple of days.

Lucy--
She lives in Portland now.

Oh! Oh, right.

Yeah! I remember.

Our family owns a vineyard
out there.

Your family owns...

LeBlanc Vineyards?

Yes.

Oh, Anna Hepburn,
Lucy's best friend.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

Sorry.

- So, you two are dating?

Yes, we are.

Yeah.

That's really great.

You know,
I just remembered,

you have a conference call
later on tonight.

- I do?
- Yes!

Lucy runs
the Lovett Art Foundation,

and you know how it is.

Powerful executives,
it never ends.

Lucy, good for you.

Thank you.

Okay, I guess I should
get that conference call.

It's good to see you.

You too.

Bye, guys.

Do I really have
a conference call?

No, but did you want
to be the awkward third wheel

with Zach and Morgan LeBlanc?

No, definitely not.

I just can't believe he's dating
Ms. Bedford Harbor.

Lucky for you,

you are engaged

to a very handsome,
successful CFO.

Right, I am.

Brad.

Okay, on a scale of one to 10,
how awkward was last night?

Because I would give it...

a 20.

Why?

Lucy's engaged to Brad.

Lucy doesn't even
remember Brad,

but she clearly
remembers Morgan.

Yeah, I guess
I could have mentioned

something about that.

Yeah, it might not have been
a bad idea.

Yeah.

So does she remember much
about the break-up?

Not much.

Have you tried
to talk about it?

I just--
I haven't had the chance.

You should bring it up.

She's going
to remember eventually.

It's better
if it comes from you.

Look, I know
what's going to happen

once she gets her memory back.

She's going to go back
to Portland and her fiancé.

I'm not going to get
ahead of myself.

I just don't understand

how we could be so close
to marriage,

and then I'm in Portland...

engaged to someone else,

living a life
that I don't recognize.

You chose to leave, right?

- I think so.

It was my job to take over
my Aunt's Foundation.

Just...
last night was so fun.

Well, most of it was fun.

I was skating with Zach
like old times--

And it just feels
like home here.

Have you ever considered

that maybe your memory blocks,
they aren't physical?

They could be psychological?

What do you mean?

Meaning that our memories,
they are selective,

because there are things
we just don't want to remember.

Our minds
are trying to protect us.

Maybe there's a reason

who you're not remembering
your new life.

So you think
I'm blocking it on purpose?

Subconsciously, you could be.

Because something bad happened?

No. Not necessarily bad.

I just... I feel like
it's all my fault.

Did someone say that to you?

No, but I can tell.

- Then you can't be sure.

Lucy, it does no good for you
to be so hard on yourself.

Could you try being gentler
on yourself instead?

Okay, now let's start with

the things
that make you feel happy.

Something familiar.

Something that might
lead you to a memory.

Wow.

It's like Christmas
exploded in here.

What are you doing?

Dr. Albright told me
to do things

that remind me of happier times.

Christmas makes me happy.

Then how come
you don't look happy?

I usually do this with Zach.

And now he's dating Morgan.

Yeah.

I don't know,
I'm just...

I'm confused, you know,

and I want answers,

but I don't want to come
in between anyone

and I don't want
to be disrespectful.

Than maybe you just need
to tell Zach that.

I'm sure he understands.

Yeah, I don't know.

What else did the doctor say?

Just that I should do things
that feel familiar,

try and jog my memory.

Then I'd say
hanging out with Zach

is doctor's orders.

You know, you didn't
have to come with me.

You could have just
let me borrow your truck.

And let you drive?

Hey, I'm a very cautious driver.

Except for that time that
you backed into my mailbox.

What?

I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

It's all right, though.

Sarah's trying to get me
out of the restaurant

as much as possible.

I don't know if I should be
taking it personally.

She seems nice.

I'm really happy

that everything's
going so well for you.

You know, I know it was
difficult after your dad.

My dad was such a natural
at running the place.

It hasn't been
without hard work,

but the Roadhouse
has really become

the local hangout.

Well, I'm glad
I could steal you away...

help you remember Christmas.

I thought that was my job--
To help you remember?

How's that working out?

It's okay.

Some things seem so familiar,

and other things
completely foreign,

like I don't even recognize
my life in Portland,

and I have no idea
how I even got here.

I drove you.

You know what I mean.

I just...

I don't even
recognize this Lucy.

Honestly, I couldn't imagine
having holes in your memory.

Yeah, well, it's not easy.

I keep questioning myself.

I'm trying to fill in the gaps,

but I just keep thinking
about our breakup.

I keep wondering
why I would ever leave you.

- Lucy...

It was two years ago.

It's okay.

We've moved on.

You're running
the Foundation now,

and the restaurant
couldn't be busier.

And you're dating
Ms. Bedford Harbor.

I'm sorry. I...

I should have mentioned
Morgan sooner.

It's just...
it's still new, and...

You were still getting
your memory back.

You don't need to apologize.

It's okay.

You sure you don't want
a Christmas tree?

Let's just focus on yours.

Zach...

whatever happened between us...

don't take it out on Christmas.

Ms. Lucy!

- Katie!
- Hi, Katie.

Hi!

Wow, your Grandma
was not kidding.

You're so grown-up.

Are you back in town now?

Just for Christmas.

Oh... Okay.

Are you still painting?

A little,
but I really miss your class.

I know.
I'm sorry.

But I hope I'm still going
to see you at the Festival?

- Yes!
- Okay, great.

- It's so good to see you.
- You too.

- Bye, Ms. Lucy!
- Bye.

- Bye. Katie.
- Bye.

Hey, guys, wait up!

I feel bad.

It seems like
she's really disappointed

about the Art Program.

Why don't you just invite her
up to your program in Portland?

I actually don't know
if I set that up.

Are you sure?

I heard you practice your pitch
to your Aunt Audrey,

like, a thousand times.

That sounds vaguely familiar.

I'm sure you worked it out.

That's it!

What's it?

The perfect tree.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

There's a lot of factors
to consider when picking a tree.

You don't want to rush into it.

I should know.
I grew up on a tree farm.

Nope, that's the one.

Sometimes, you just know
when you find it.

Back a little more.

Just a little more.
Okay, stop, stop.

Thank you for helping me.

It was fun, right?

Even though you have lost
most of your Christmas spirit.

I'm not a total scrooge.

Maybe just a little?

Who's that?

I don't know.

Brad?

Surprise!

- Hi.
- Good timing.

- Oh, you--
- Yeah, please.

That would be great.

- Hi.
- Hi.

What are you...

It seemed like you were
sticking around for a bit...

so I called the office
and I got the address.

I booked myself
a great B&B in town,

and, well, I just thought
I'd surprise you.

That's--that's really sweet.

Lucy, I get it.

You don't remember us...

or me.

It must be
really confusing for you.

So I thought I'd show up here,

and, well, you know,

help you remember.

Do you need
some help with that?

No, I'm good.

It's just--
It's a little sappy.

I can give you a hand
over there.

Oh, hey, I got it.

On second thought,
maybe you should carry it.

Yeah.

This week is
the Bedford Christmas Festival.

Basically, every night,

we celebrate
a different tradition.

You could join Anna and me?

- I'd love to.
- Okay.

What sort of traditions?

Oh, we have
the snowman-making competition,

the pie auction,

tree-lighting ceremony.

Yeah, well, years ago,

Zach planted a tree
in the harbor with his dad,

and, over the years,

it just kind of became
the community tree.

People bring ornaments
they want to share.

And make Christmas wishes.

Anyway, it's really

just an excuse
for all of us to get together

and celebrate Christmas
all week long.

That sounds amazing.

Yeah.

It really is.

You know, I've never really

heard you talk about
Bedford Harbor before.

Really?

No, in fact,

I didn't really know

how important it was
to you at all until...

Well, I mean,
you took a cab here...

Okay, all done.

Oh, here, let me...

Okay.

- Great, just...
- Just do it on three?

Yeah.

One, two, three.

Okay.

I should probably
get the back.

Hi. You found your tree!
And friends!

Fun! Come on in!

- Right through there?
- Right through there, yeah.

Okay, just...
right, there.

Perfect, perfect.
Yeah.

Okay...

You got
all the old decorations up.

Yeah.

I wanted it to be
really Christmassy.

Well, it definitely is.

It's very Christmas-cozy.

Speaking of Christmas,

did you know the Snowman Contest
starts soon?

Yes. We should get ready to go.

Can I borrow a sweater?

You want to borrow
one of my sweaters?

Help me pick it out.

Gosh, I can't believe
Brad's here.

I had nothing to do with it,
I swear.

No, I think he just
wants to know

the reason why
I like this town so much,

Did you tell him
his name is Zach?

That is not the reason!

- No, of course not.

Definitely not.

So is that your truck?

It's nice.

Thanks, yeah.

I use it
for deliveries, pick-ups,

you know, for the restaurant,
the tree farm.

Cool.

You work at a restaurant?

Yeah. I own
The Roadhouse in town.

I inherited it from my dad.

- Nice.

I run a non-profit
with Lucy.

I'm sure she's already
told you all about that, so.

She has.

Brad seems really nice,

but what if
I don't like him like that?

You liked him enough
to get engaged.

Yeah, but I mean,

that was the Lucy
that wore suits and schmoozed.

I don't even recognize
that Lucy.

What if that Lucy's not me?

- I hear you,

but, technically,
you are still the same person.

Just don't overthink it.

Just be yourself--

Whoever that is--

And then see how you feel.

You are literally the best.

I know.

I can't remember,

is it deciduous
or coniferous trees

that don't lose
their needles.

Coniferous.

Are you sure about that?

I'm going to Google
that one here.

I'm pretty sure about that.

You guys ready to go?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

So exactly how does
the snowman contest work?

Oh, it's really fun and easy.
You'll just figure it out.

Hey, there you guys are.

I'm looking for a partner
for the Snowman Contest?

I'd love to!

Awesome.

See you later.

Okay, I guess
we'd better pick teams, then.

Well, you two
should partner up.

Oh, no.

You can join us...

right, Brad?

I mean, it's only fair.

Do they allow teams of three?

That actually seems unfair.

Hey, sorry I'm late.

Morgan!

You're here.

- Yeah, for the Snowman Contest.

That's great.

Remember we talked about this?

Of course he remembers.

Yeah.

- I'm sorry.

You must be...

Lucy's fiancé.
Brad Martin.

- Oh, fiancé?

That's great!

Yeah. Brad surprised me

and came in from Portland.

Oh, that is so sweet.

Yeah, it's really sweet.

Oh, excuse me.
I should...

I should probably get this.

Sorry.

Hey, yeah...

So you'll never guess
what happened at work.

My Dad wants me to go to Napa
for the wine show this week.

There's a wine show
at Christmas?

- Isn't that great?
- Yeah...

When are you supposed to leave?

- In two days...

But, actually, I was thinking
maybe you could come.

Well, it's...

it's Christmas.

I know, but we've talked about

going away
for Christmas before,

and this way, we could have it
in the sunshine.

I have The Roadhouse,

and my mom needs me here
for the Christmas Festival.

- I know--
- It's just--

Just think about it, okay?

Okay, I'm going
to go find Brad!

Okay.

Okay, Jerry.
Yeah, thanks. Bye.

Hi.

Hey, I was just--
I was just coming to find you.

Oh, good.

The competition
is about to start,

and we are going to win.

Okay. Lead the way.

Is everything okay
at the Foundation?

Yeah...

it's just a little stressful

trying to figure out
the logistics

of putting in a new wing.

I know we've probably
already discussed this, but...

what will the new wing offer us?

More space for galas
and for fundraisers.

Did we ever talk about
my Art Education Program?

We did,

but Audrey's concern was
who would manage it?

And I agreed with her.

It wasn't the right time.

I mean, I would.

I could.

Yeah, but your workload
is already pretty heavy

procuring new donors,

and we have to focus

all of our time and energy
on that.

What good is an Art Foundation
if it's not about art?

All right,
five-minute warning

until we begin
the Snowman Contest!

Should we go win this thing?

Yeah.

It is time
for the Bedford Snowman Contest.

What a great turnout!

So the snowmen are built,

but they are freezing,

so the rule is
have a good time,

and the fastest,
fully-dressed,

and most creative snowman
wins, okay?

On your mark,

get set,

snow!

Where are the arms?

It's faster
if you do the arms last.

Wait, why don't we have
any arms?

Oh, wait, there are no arms.

Callahan.

Lovett.

Ladies first.

Thank you.

- Did you get them?
- Yeah. Well, carrots.

Okay, okay. Okay.

No, no, no.
They're not going to fit.

What else does Santa have?

Time's up.

I can't believe it,

but the winner this year
of the Snowman Contest

is none other than...

Beau Callahan!

And...

Anna Hepburn.

Like the movie star.

Great teamwork, you two!

- Good stuff.
- Great job.

Anyone one want
more marshmallows?

Oh, thank you
for getting more sticks.

Of course.

Trudy, the Festival
looks great.

You have
really outdone yourself.

Oh, thank you.

I wish I could do more.

I know what you mean.

I just found out

that my Art Education Program
in Portland never even happened.

I'm really sorry to hear that.

That's the whole reason
that I went to Portland.

I can't believe
that we would choose

business over art
and children's education.

Well, there's only so much
one person can do.

I'm sure there was a reason.

I saw Katie earlier today

and she seemed
really disappointed.

Just...

I feel like
I've let a lot of people down,

and I can't remember why.

I know it's not the same,

but if you want to create

an art booth
in the barn this week,

you're welcome to.

Really?

I know the kids would love it.

Oh, my gosh,
that would be so great.

Good.

Thank you.

I can't believe Christmas
is four days away...

It's just moving so fast.

Yeah.

Are you hungry?

I'm okay.

You know there's
a sushi restaurant in Portland

that we ate at so much,

they called us
Mr. And Mrs. Brad.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Do we have our own table?

We did take-out mostly.

It's just,
it's really close to the office,

so it's convenient,

and they're probably

one of the only good spots
open late.

We work late a lot?

Yeah, basically, every night,

but I think it was
those long work hours

that bonded us, you know?

Brad...

I know we're supposed
to get married soon,

and I appreciate that
this isn't easy for you--

- Lucy--

I don't want to put
any pressure on you, okay?

So I've put
the whole day on hold.

I mean, we have

our entire lives
to be married to each other,

so let's just focus
on you getting back your memory

and remembering

how much you loved
our life in Portland.

Thank you.

That is so nice of you.

I'm a nice guy.

- The pie auction is tonight.

Are you sure you don't want
to bake with me today?

I mean, you get to taste test.

I wish I could,

but I will be there
this afternoon

to bid on your pie.

Oh, if you can guess
which one's mine.

Oh, I got this.

Really?

Confident.

Lovett.

Callahan.

Fancy meeting you here.

Yeah, the restaurant
ran out of nutmeg.

Apparently,
it's popular over Christmas.

Oh, who knew?

I'm just getting
the pie essentials,

which I will not name
because it's a surprise.

You're--
You're entering the contest?

- Of course.

I mean, it's tradition, right?

You remember that year

that you ate the entire pie
before we even got there?

To be fair,
I was taste-testing that year,

and it was butter pecan...

Always was a sucker
for the pecan.

Still am.

Morgan said that she was...

she was baking something
very special, so...

Don't ruin your appetite.

Yeah.

See you out there.

You know there are still
a few decorations left in here

to put up.

You know, that's okay.

I'm going to save those.

Okay.

Sure.

Why are we wearing these again?

Because
it's Christmas tradition.

And you know what,
you better just go with it,

because it is proven
to be good luck.

I'm glad
they're good for something

because it's not fashion.

Is this a men's sweater?

It was Zach's.

He was my old
assistant pastry chef, so.

Look, I know
I've got a big sweater to fill,

but I will not let you down.

Well, thank you,

but I'm not doing it for him.

I'm doing it for me.

You think Zach's
going to be there?

I know Zach's
going to be there.

I ran into him
at the grocery store.

Oh, really?

Yes, but...

I've decided that
I'm not going to push him

for any more details
on why we broke up.

It's clear that I hurt him,

and he doesn't want
to talk about it,

so I'm not going
to make him go there, you know?

I'll just move forward.

Good for you.

I enjoy spending time with him,

and if it helps me
bring my memory back,

then that's all I can ask for.

Exactly.

So, what are we making?

Something delicious
and something that's a surprise.

The secret is all in the crust.

I kind of like this Lucy.

Wait until
you taste my pie.

All right,
last chance to place your bids.

Remember to place your bid
in the box in front of each pie.

The highest bidder per pie
gets a photo with the baker,

and a sure-to-be-decadent
dessert.

All donations go to
the Kids' Community Center.

"The Strawberry Claus."

That's got to be you, right?

Lucy, I'm sop glad you entered.

Your pies are legendary
around these parts.

Oh, thank you so much, Norah.

I just hope
I remember how to bake.

You're not going
to give me a hint?

No way.

You have to guess
just like everybody else.

Do you have any intel at all?

Anything?

Nope.

But I can guarantee you
it's a 20 out of 10.

Oh. Okay. Okay.

The results are in.

It's time
to announce the winners.

For the Strawberry Claus,

the highest bidder
is Beau Callahan.

And the baker, Norah Elliot.

Hey.

For the next pie,
O Holy Pecan,

the highest bidder
is Brad Martin.

And the baker?

Morgan LeBlanc.

And for the next pie,

Cranberry Christmas Strudel,

the highest bidder is...

Zach Callahan.

And the baker...

Lucy Lovett.

Moving on to the next pie,

Santa's Secret Spice,

the highest bidder...

Clara Nelson.

Strawberry Claus.

Thank you.

So do you bake often?

Not really.
I just entered for Zach.

All right, take a bite.

I didn't mean to bid on you.

We talked about the pecan, so...

You wanted to avoid it.

I totally get it.

I was trying to do
the same thing.

Great.

Thank you.
Next.

Take a bite.
Smile.

- How is it?
- It's perfect.

Oh... I just--

I need a new memory card.

Be right back.

How did you come up with it?

Um, I just wanted to make

something Christmassy
and comforting.

It reminds me

of something my mom used to bake
when I was younger.

It just felt like love.

Well, I'm happy
you're baking again.

What do you mean again?

Well, you didn't bake

for, like, the last three months
of our relationship.

Why did I stop?

I guess you didn't think
it was a priority anymore.

Oh...

I had no idea.
I'm sorry.

All right, I've got it.

One last one.

Smile.

Great! Love it.
Thank you.

Thanks, Mom.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Lucy, do you have a minute?

Yeah, of course.

Excuse me.

Zach...

of course mine was the pecan.

I know.
I just...

You said you were going to bake
something very special.

Yeah, special
as in your favorite.

I thought you loved pecan.

I do.

I'm sorry.
I messed up.

Do you still
have feelings for her?

What?

No.

We broke up two years ago.

Yeah, that--

That doesn't really
answer my question.

Hey.

Let's go outside
by the fire pit, okay?

You know what, Zach,

I...

I'm tired.

I'm going to go.

Raincheck.

Good night.

What's up?

There's just a lot
I'm dealing with remotely

and it would be easier
to deal with at the office.

I could drive us?

Now?

I was going to set up

the children's
art booth tomorrow.

An art booth...

Why?

There's still a lot
I'm trying to figure out

and remember.

I'm just not ready to go yet.
I need more time.

Lucy, I know you're confused,

and you're going through
this whole identity crisis,

but this...

this isn't working.

- I know.

I can't remember
our time together...

but...

I can tell that
you're a really good man.

You deserve
better than this.

You know, I should have known

when you didn't
put your ring back on.

I tried to get there, but...

I don't think I can.

- When we first met...

it was like instant friendship.

We spent so much time
at the office together,

it was only natural
that we started dating.

But...

I always knew

there was a piece of you
that wasn't really there.

I'm really sorry, Brad.

That's okay, Lucy.

I still care about you,

even if we aren't
meant to be together.

Will you still stay on as CFO?

I really don't want
things to change.

Of course...

we're partners.

I should...

I should go.

Brad, just one more thing.

Why didn't we move forward
on the Arts Education Program?

Please just tell me.

We're a non-profit, Lucy.

We went through some hard times,

and we just decided
it was the best route.

We decided...

or you did?

- Lucy...

it wasn't me.

It was you.

I should go.

What if I made a mistake?

About what, dear?

Brad.

Why would I break off
our engagement

just because I can't remember
who he is right now?

What if I get my memory back,

and...

I regret it.

Well, you'll just have to trust
your heart, Lucy.

Chances are

that if you don't feel
that way now,

that's not going to change.

I'm having trouble

trusting my heart
about anything right now.

I don't think
it's working right.

I can assure you

there is nothing wrong
with your heart...

medically.

Then why would I
break up with Zach?

As far back as I can remember,
I've loved him.

I think that something happened

that's made you afraid
to see the truth.

The psychological block?

Mm-hmm.

Have you talked to Zach
about what happened to you two?

Well, he's hurt...

and...

he's with Morgan.

If he wasn't with Morgan,

would you want
to get back together?

Even if I did,

I mean, I can't promise him
that I won't hurt him again.

I don't even know

why I broke up with him
in the first place.

You'll just have to trust
that when the time comes,

the answers will come
when you need them.

In the meantime,

just-- just keep doing
what you love.

Keep doing
the things you love, okay?

I'm so happy you're my doctor.

I'm so happy you're my friend.

You guys!
I'm so excited to see you.

I missed you guys!

Are we ready to paint?

Yeah!

Yeah! All right.

Who here remembers learning
about the Impressionist Period?

Okay.

So, you're going to pick
a portrait

or your favorite painting
from the Impressionist Period,

and then...

over the next couple of days,

you're going to put
your own Christmas twist on it.

Like how would Rodin
interpret Christmas?

I think Santa as "The Thinker"

is wondering,
"Who here is on the nice list?"

Yeah?

Okay, so, take a look.

Here you go.

And think about
what you might want to paint.

And then I'll be right here

if you guys
have any questions, okay?

Yes?

Miss Lucy, can we paint
anyone we want?

Yes. You can paint
anyone you want.

Cool.

This is so awesome.

Lucy, this is really great.

Thank you
for trusting in me.

I just want you to know

that the Arts Program is always
my number one priority.

Oh, I know it was.

Aunt Audrey was always
so focused on work.

I'm just worried that

that might have happened
to me, too.

Well, it happens
to the best of us.

It is so good to have you back.

Thank you.

Well, if it isn't
the pie bandit.

Hey.

I didn't think that you and Brad
were coming back last night.

Brad went to Portland.

Things are really busy
at the Foundation, and...

we decided that it's best

if we just keep things
professional between us.

I'm sorry.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm okay.

Just mostly coming to terms

with the fact

that I'm the type of person
to break off two engagements.

Morgan. Hi.

Hi.

I was just hoping we could talk.

Of course.
Yeah.

You know, I have-- I have--

I just remembered
I have a thing to do.

Okay.

What's up?

I'm leaving tonight.

That's right.
You're going to California.

I was--

I was hoping
that we were both going.

- I know.

I... I just...

I have the restaurant,
and my mom--

She needs me for the Festival.

It's just, it's just--
It's just bad timing.

And Lucy.

Look, it's okay, Zach.

You know, I thought this place

was taking up
all your time and attention,

but I realize now

that you weren't really ready
to let anyone in

because you weren't over Lucy.

- I'm sorry.
- I know.

I want you to be happy.

But you have to sort out
your feelings for Lucy.

And I need to find the person
who's right for me.

Merry Christmas, Zach.

Merry Christmas.

Bye.

I think that this is

the most beautiful
the tree has ever been.

I wanted to make it
extra special.

Good to have her back.

It really is.

Hey.

What were you doing out there?

Just...

taking in the view.

So you made it.

Yeah.

I wouldn't miss
the tree-lighting ceremony.

Says the guy with no tree.

So where's Morgan?

She went to California.

We broke up.

I'm sorry, Zach.

No.

It's for the best.

Good evening!

It is so good to see
so many familiar faces

for the Annual Tree Lighting.

My late husband, Jack,

planted this tree
nearly 30 years ago

with our sons, Beau and Zach,

using a seedling
from the Callahan Tree Farm.

I know if he was
here with us today,

he'd be so proud to see

what's become
of our community tree.

Once it's all lit up,

you can take
a special ornament,

put it on the tree,

and make a Christmas Wish.

So without further ado...

Beau and Zach,
will you please do the honors?

Merry Christmas, everyone!

May all your wishes come true!

There he is! Hi!

Our Mistletoe Dove.

Yeah.

It represents a special time,

full of happy memories,

so I thought it might
give my wish good luck.

What did you wish for?

I can't remember.

Now, that warms my heart.

I'm so happy to see you two
taking another shot.

You two--you were always
so good together.

Oh, we're not--

We're not together.

Oh, I made a mistake.

Well, what do I know?

I'm only the doctor.

You two,

you enjoy
the rest of your evening.

- Thanks.
- Thank you, Dr. Albright.

"Executive Lovett

has been encouraging her team

to open a new wing
at the gallery."

"People don't like
to talk about it,

but art is a business
like any other."

It was all me...

Brad, hi.

Oh, hey, Lucy.

How are you doing?

I'm okay.

I... was actually

just going through
some Foundation files.

Oh, okay, great.

Yeah, because Alex Miles

wants to move the meeting up
to tomorrow.

That's Christmas Eve.

Yeah, I know,

but Alex has to fly
back to China on Christmas Day

and he won't be back
until after the New Year.

That's really sudden.

Yeah.

Listen, Lucy,

I know you're still
trying to figure things out,

but...

it would mean a lot
to have you there.

I mean, that pitch
that you created--

It will really sell him.

Okay, yeah.

Can I let you know?

Okay.

Thank you.

Thanks, Brad.

Bye.

Good job working together.

That looks great, guys.

That looks awesome.

I love your colors.
Good job.

Hey, guys.

Wow, Ryan,
this is really impressive.

Katie helped.

It looks great.

I'm going to add
some glitter to the stars

to make them sparkly!

I think that is a great idea.

Good job!

Well, what
an impressive group

of little artists
you've curated here.

We're putting up a mini gallery

with their favorite
Impressionist paintings

adapted for Christmas.

Did you come up
with this idea?

Maybe.

It's very clever.

Well, I was planning
to use it in Portland

for my Art Program.

Are you here
to see your mom?

Actually, I'm here to see you.

That sounds serious.

It definitely is.

The Roadhouse is sponsoring
the Sleigh Rides tonight,

and I'm meant to supply
the Christmas snacks.

I was hoping
maybe you could help me

come up with something
a little bit more...

Christmassy?

Exactly.

Mm-hmm. Well...

if we're going to take
Christmas seriously,

there's something
we have to do first...

I hope it doesn't involve
our Christmas sweaters,

'cause I can't find mine
anywhere.

Actually, no.

Okay, good.

Okay.

All right.

What do you think?

It's perfect.

Are you sure?

I mean, I'm no tree expert,

but a friend once told me

that finding the perfect tree

is something
that you don't rush.

You've got to be sure.

He sounds like a wise man.

Yeah, he's all right

for a guy
who steals Christmas trees.

Wait.

I got the family discount.

I feel like you and Beau

have this skewed idea
of what discount means.

- Agree to disagree.
- Okay. Good. Mm-hmm.

Let's get the decorations.

Okay.

Are you sure?

I know how to decorate
a Christmas tree.

This is the third time
you're trying to do that thing.

Where do you think--

Where do you think
this should go?

Boop.

That's what I was thinking.

Okay, now it's perfect.

Nope, not yet.

Close your eyes.

Close your eyes.

Come on, just--

All right, all right,
all right.

My eyes are closed.

Keep them closed.

Okay.

Our old ornaments?

Where did you get these?

They were at the cottage.

I figured
we made them together,

so it's only fair
that I share them.

I've missed this.

Yeah, me too.

I just...

I don't understand how I could
leave all this behind.

You know, Lucy,

there's something

that I've been
meaning to tell you.

Hey, did you pay for that tree?

The family discount.

Kitchen's closed, buddy.

Yeah, I know.

I forgot my jacket
here last night.

Got it!

Am I going to see you two
later on?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

All right.

Don't forget
to bring the snacks.

On it!

All right,
Assistant Pastry Chef,

get prepping.

How did we...

I can't believe
we forgot this.

I know.

I think we made enough
for the entire Eastern Seaboard.

That's if you don't
taste-test everything.

So why did you want
to come down here?

Well, why not?

It's one of my favorite places.

And you know,

you've got to do something
while the cookies are cooling.

You know,
I haven't wanted to do this

for a really long time.

But now all I want to be
is right here.

Yeah.

Brad called me...

Oh, yeah?

I thought you guys broke up?

We did.

But the meeting

with the potential investor
Alex Miles

moved up.

So Brad wants me
back in Portland tomorrow.

Christmas Eve?

- I know.

Are you going to go?

It's about the future
of the Foundation.

I should be there.

I'm the one who wrote
the pitch on the new wing.

Then you should
probably go, right?

- Yeah, but--

The more I learn about my role,

it was all bureaucracy.

I wasn't doing anything

to make a difference
in people's lives--

At least not
in a meaningful way.

Why don't you just push
the meeting back?

- It's not that easy.

The Foundation needs funders
to stay afloat.

This is my Aunt Audrey's vision,
you know?

It's my job.

I just can't let her down.

So you're going
to let yourself down instead?

What is that
supposed to mean?

It's just...

before you left,

you were so set
on what you wanted--

On what you wanted to create--

But you were also very concerned

about what
your Aunt Audrey would think.

- She was pretty specific

on what she wanted
for the Foundation.

- I'm sure she wanted
what was best for you, too.

She loved you.

Yeah, well...

She wasn't really
the type of person

to share her feelings like that,

or at least
not that I can remember.

You still can't remember?

Mm-mm.

Dr. Albright said maybe

it's something
I don't want to remember.

That my memory block
isn't physical,

it's psychological.

Zach, what aren't you
telling me?

You wanted
to say something earlier,

and you didn't.

- It's nothing.

Those cookies
have cooled off, I'm sure.

Okay, let's go ice them.

Zach, stop!

That is the last
gingerbread man.

If I eat them all,

then no one will even know
they existed.

Come on.

What's up?

Um...

I just had a flash of something.

Something to do with
the horse-drawn carriage.

What was it?

I don't know.

Do you need to get that?

Yeah. Sorry.

Yeah. No worries.

Hey, Brad...

What's, um...
what's going on?

Just checking in.

I was just wondering

if you'd given any more thought
about the meeting.

It's tomorrow morning.

Okay, you don't look
nearly as happy as you should.

What's up?

Lucy's starting to remember.

I take it you haven't talked
about the break-up yet.

Come on, Zach, I thought
we talked about this.

I know, man,

it's just...

things are starting
to go really well with us,

and if I tell her,
then she might leave again.

I don't want to ruin it.

You will ruin it
if you don't tell her.

Lucy deserves to know the truth.

Look, I'm going to go
feed the horses quickly.

Do it now--
Before you regret it.

Okay, sorry.

- Hey, no problem.

Do you want to take
a quick walk?

I don't think
we really have time.

It's almost our turn.

Beau said that he's going
to feed the horses,

so we have a minute.

Yeah, sure.

- Okay.

Do you remember
when we first came here?

When you asked me
to be your girlfriend?

No, before that.

I had first started
working at the restaurant.

My dad and I got into
this huge argument

about something that
doesn't even matter anymore...

And I asked you
to go for a walk...

and you told me,

"Locals don't walk
in the snow...

they snowshoe."

And you believed me...

And you went out

and you rented
these extra-large snowshoes.

It was
the only size they had,

and I looked ridiculous,
thank you.

You looked adorable.

You know,

it was on that walk that...

you told me to talk to my dad,

and that, no matter
what I had to say to him,

he'd understand,

and that he would love me
just the same.

Lucy...

I haven't always been
a great communicator,

but I want to be...

and I know that
I haven't talked to you

about what happened
when we broke up--

Don't worry about that, Zach.

Like you said before,

it's been a long time,

and we both moved on,

and we're good.

Hey, you two.

It's your turn.
Let's go.

Come on.

How is it our turn already?

You guys deserve a break.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- Bye.
- Bye.

All right.

- Thank you.
- No problem.

- Just like old times.
- Mm-hmm.

Dairy still has
that same effect on you.

It does.

What's wrong?

Zach...

is this where we broke up?

That's what I've been
trying to tell you.

It was after the sleigh ride.

I remember the horses,

and the hot chocolate,

and we were singing,

but you weren't happy...

Why?

You had these big dreams
about the Foundation.

But you were always worried
about what Aunt Audrey wanted.

I felt like you were chasing
somebody else's dream, and...

that you were pursuing a life
that I didn't fit into anymore.

I didn't break up with you...

You broke up with me.

It's complicated, okay?

I can explain.

You had so many opportunities
to explain, and you didn't.

Why?

- Because...

I didn't want you to leave.

- So instead,

you let me feel like
I broke your heart?

It's not like that.
We were both hurting.

It wasn't easy.

I've been beating myself up
this entire time...

thinking that it was
all my fault,

but, really, it was you.

You gave up on us.

I didn't want to.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, I am sorry

that I'm such an inconvenience
in your life,

but...

I'll make it easy for you.

I'm leaving,

and this time,
I'm not coming back.

Lucy...

Lucy!

Oh...

I don't know.
I think that--

They should be.

I'm pretty sure
because I'm a big fan.

Are you?

And I can see the resemblance.

I promise.

Can you hold this
for a second?

Yes.

What happened?

Brad needs me

back at the Foundation tomorrow
for a meeting with Alex Miles,

so I'm going to go.

But it's Christmas Eve
tomorrow.

We were just about
to play a game of--

Zach was the one
who broke up with me.

I'm just so embarrassed.

I'm really sorry, Anna,
but I need to get out of here.

I'll meet you at the car, okay?

Okay.

Thank you for driving.

No problem.

I'm so sorry
I took you away from Beau.

It's okay.

He hasn't seen the last of me.

Are you sure
you're all right?

Yeah, I'm just tired.

Get some rest.

You have a big meeting tomorrow.

You know,
I remember everything now.

When I got this place,
it was already furnished.

I was so heartbroken over Zach,
that I just signed the lease.

I didn't even care.

- Well, at least,
even in heartbreak,

you have good taste, right?

What if Zach's right?

What if I did get wrapped up

in all the things
that just don't matter?

You didn't do
anything wrong, Lucy.

I was the one

who didn't push for
the Arts Education Program.

You were just doing your job.

- What was I doing
to help people?

I mean,
how was I changing lives?

I feel like such a failure.

I mean, what would
Aunt Audrey think?

- I think she would want you
to follow your heart.

That's a beautiful tree.

It's Christmas Eve.

Shouldn't you be
at the Christmas Festival?

I'm just taking a little break.

You should do the same...

I heard Lucy left.

She did.

Is she coming back?

I don't think so.

She...

remembered how we broke up.

Zach, you felt it was

the right thing to do
at the time.

I think you were afraid to go.

I wasn't--

I wasn't afraid to leave.

I have duties here.

Zach, you can't hide behind
your responsibilities.

None of this is more important
than living your life,

and putting your heart
out there.

Mom, she left.

So, you're going to pretend
she doesn't exist?

I mean, Lucy might have
forgotten who she is,

but you haven't.

I know how much
you care about her.

You need to be honest
about how you feel,

or you might miss your chance.

Mom...

I love you.

I love you more.

There you are.

Lucy, I'm so glad you made it.

Of course.

It is my family's Foundation
and we're partners.

You trust me, right?

Yeah, of course.

Okay.

Just back me up in there.

Okay.

Alex. Hi.

So good to see you again.

You as well.

Brad was just catching me up
on things.

Oh, great.

I know is my original pitch,

but I feel that this is
no longer the right step.

Why?

Well, I've done some research
on your fund,

and...

I feel we have a lot in common.

How's that?

You used to play piano, right?

When I was young, yeah.

Why did you quit?

It didn't seem as important.

It didn't seem practical.

Do you miss it?

I do, actually.

So often, children give up
on their artistic endeavors

because of criticism,

or because they think
it's less important.

But it isn't.

I believe that children
need to be encouraged

to do art for art's sake.

I'm listening.

I propose
we build the new wing...

but for artists who need
people to believe in them.

I want that to be our focus.

We can have an outreach program
across the country,

the first one
being in Portland...

and then Bedford Harbor...

and so on.

I like what I'm hearing,

but I'll have to see

what that means
in terms of numbers.

Oh, of course.

Anything you need.

Okay.

Well...

let me think it through,

but my gut is telling me

we'd make great partners
on this.

Thank you so much, Alex.

Brad, do you mind going over

the rest of the details
with Alex?

There's somewhere
that I need to be.

Of course, Lucy.

Thank you.

And thank you again.

Merry Christmas!

- Merry Christmas!
- Merry Christmas!

They finished them.

Hey, Lucy.

Hey, Beau.

Zach's not here.

But...

I think I know
where he might be.

Thank you, Beau.

You're welcome.

I remember why
I ran out of that bridal shop.

I was lying to myself
about what I thought I wanted,

and...

I realized that

when I was holding
my wedding dress.

Even though
you broke up with me...

I wasn't giving up...

I was on my way back to you.

Well, I guess that

we're being guided
back to each other...

because I was coming
to find you...

but I wanted
to make a wish first.

Lucy...

I didn't break up with you

because I didn't want
to be with you anymore.

I felt like

I was holding you back
from what you really wanted.

Zach, you are what I want.

And I guess

it took me
forgetting who I was

to remember who I am...

Who I am is better with you.

I'm not letting you go again.

Good...

because I'm moving back home.

I think the financier

is going to fund
my Art Education Program.

Congratulations, Lovett.

I never had any doubt.

I love you, Lucy.

I have always loved you, Zach.

So what did you wish for?

I can't tell you.

I can give you a hint.