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- Congratulations, Mayor!

- Colton.

How's my favorite councilman
and future family member?

- Good, good, but hey,

look, I'd be even better knowing

how Ian responded to the offer.

- I'm on my way to see him now.

- All right, perfect.

Well, look, I've
spoken to the trader

and he assures me he
can appoint someone

who has successfully argued
imminent domain cases before.

And hey, he's certain
of a win in our case.

- Colton, if we have to go
that route, we'll call him.

But I've known Ian and Colleen

since they bought
that old lighthouse.

I feel confident that
Ian's gonna take the deal.

- You're too optimistic

because you're too
close to the family.

I know you're not
pushing as hard

as you have in
previous projects.

Look, man, I know it's crazy-

- Colton, Colton, I will call
you when I'm done, all right?

- All right,
all right, fine.

- Hey, what are you
bakin' this time?

- Sugar cookies.

- Sugar!

Hey , the ones with
the dustin' of sugar on top,

are the layer of icing?

- The ones with the icing.

- Mm, those are the best.

One request for
this batch, please.

- What's that?

- Either make a few extra
or don't be too upset

should some of
them mm, disappear.

- Disappear?

- I'm...

Hey, I'm not sayin'

that I would have anything
to do with it.

- Uh huh.

Well, I'm glad you said that

because that would
be stealing, Pastor.

- Right.

- And I thought you taught
against such things.

- I absolutely do.

I'm just sayin' the Lord

will forgive those
who do such things.

- Uh huh.
- And as for me,

I just ask that,
Father, will you help me

during my time of trouble?

- Cut it out.

You are terrible.

Listen, what do you
think is keepin' Wanda?

She was supposed to bring Kurt
over to hang out with Tommy,

and she's never late.

- Right.

- That's her.

Leave my cookies alone.

Remember, "Thou
shall not steal."

- What?

"Thou shall not..."

What?

- Surprise!

- Bree!

What are you doin' here?

Oh my goodness.

What?

I mean, I'm so happy to see you,

but I didn't think you were
gonna be here until next week.

- I know, right?

- What?

Come on in.

- Let's go.

Oh my goodness.

Look at this, it's beautiful.

- Ian, look who's here.

- Hey, Merry Christmas, Bree.

- Merry Christmas!

It's so good to see you guys.

My vacation doesn't officially
start until next week,

but Mom and Dad had to go
check on Granny in Vermont

so I'll be house sitting
for the next few days

and thought I'd
leave early in hopes

that I can convince Colleen
to do some Christmas shopping.

- Well, I would love to
go shopping with you,

but your sister's supposed
to bring Kurt over

to play video games with Tommy.

In fact, I thought it was
her at the door just now.

- Oh, well, I haven't told
anybody that I was coming early,

so it would be great
to see everyone.

- You haven't told anybody?

- Uh uh.

- Not even Colton?

- No.

Come on, Colleen!

I wanted to get here early

so that I could get my
Christmas shopping done

before Xander Point gets crazy.

You know how it is.
- Uh huh.

- I mean, now we can
just invite Wanda in.

She can come with us.

- What do you think, babe?

- Huh?

- Look, I know I said I
would bake the cookies.

- Babe, listen.

I'm used to you going
and getting called out

on emergency therapy sessions,

so let's just call this an
emergency shopping session.

That'll gimme some
time to hang out

with Kurt and Tommy for awhile.

- I love you, babe.

- I love you too.

- That must be Wanda.

- Wanda!

- Bree?

- James?

How's my favorite
brother-in-law?

- You mean your
only brother-in-law?

- Yeah, it looks like I
got two surprises today.

First Bree, and now you.

I was expecting Wanda
to bring Kurt by.

Here you are.

- Does Colton know
you're in town yet?

- I just got here
a few minutes ago

and I stopped by to
see if Colleen wanted

to do some Christmas
shopping.

- Yes, please come in.

Ian, James is here.

- Good morning, Pastor Sullivan.

- Oh, Mayor James.

- Pastor?

Why so formal?

- Mayor James,

I was just looking over
the weather reports.

Merry Christmas.

- Yeah, Merry, Merry, um, Merry-

- I know this tone.

- You want a cup of coffee?

This the first pot.
- No, I, No.

- Hey, Kurt, I've
got everything...

Mr. James, where's Kurt?

- I'm sorry, Tommy.

Kurt won't be coming today.

He's not feeling well.

- Oh, no.
- Oh.

- Hey, is everything okay?

- Oh, he'll be fine.

We think he caught one

of those 24 hour
viruses or something.

- That's too bad.

I'll go give him a call.

- Kurt's not gonna be
taking any phone calls

or being on social
media at this time.

You know, kids today,

they spend way too much
time on social media.

And as a matter of fact,
once he's feelin' better,

Kurt will be doing
more outside activities

and spending less
time on his phone.

- Oh.

- Right, oh.

Have a seat.

- Thank you, but
I can't stay long.

- I understand.

- It was so good
to see you, James,

but Bree and I have a lot
of holiday shopping to do,

so I'll talk to you later, babe?

- Mm hm, okay, baby.

- Hey, I'll call Wanda
tonight whenever I get home.

- I'll see you soon, yeah.
- Okay.

Okay, I'll see you soon.

- Bye, guys.

- Ah, all right.

Son, Mr. James and
I, we need to talk.

So, if you don't mind, go
to your room for a minute

and when we're done, a real
pro gamer will teach you

how to play video games.

- All right!

- All right.

- Do we know any?

- What's on your mind?

- I just wanted to come
by and let you know

that Town Council has
approved the project

to revitalize Xander Point.

- Okay.

- We're already a top
Christmas destination

and with the tree
lighting tomorrow

in town square, hm, who knows?

Maybe next, we're the next
top travel destination.

- Yeah, that's the 22nd.

- Yeah, to kick
off the last couple

of days of Christmas shopping.

- Okay.

- Listen, Sully, I gotta
be honest with you.

- We didn't get the
restoration grant, did we?

- No, we didn't.

And the Town Council has
decided to move forward

with revitalizing Xander Point,

and unfortunately they
don't share your vision.

- Well, what happened
to preserving

this beautiful lighthouse, hm?

- The council's decided

that the lighthouse
must be torn down.

I mean, we've looked at every
option available to keep it,

but financially we feel like

the money could be
put to better use-

- Better use?

- Better use.

What this town needs, Sully,

is we need more events

and more businesses
and more activities

to bring in revenue
for the town.

I mean, Sully, can't you see it?

18 hole golf course.

A couple of beautiful
resort hotels

that match the scenic
beauty of the ocean,

perfectly.

- Hm, I agree, I agree
that Xander Point

needs to attract
jobs and tourism.

But at what cost?

Destroying the lighthouse?

- No offense, Pastor.

This is not based
on you personally.

- I'm not
too sure about that.

- The lighthouse has
become an eyesore.

- It's an icon, not an eyesore.

- It's very much an eyesore.

It's unproductive,
it's obsolete,

and frankly, it doesn't
meet with our current vision

or plan for this town.

- That lighthouse means
more to the people

of this town than you realize.

- The light in the lighthouse
doesn't work, Sully.

It hasn't worked in years.

- It's not true, James.

It's not true.

You of all people
should know.

You just wanna remove the
lighthouse so you can build

your golf course and
your high rise hotels,

but it's not right.
- When-

- It isn't right!

- When was the last time that

that lighthouse
ever helped anyone?

Listen, whether you sign
these documents or not,

the demolition of the
lighthouse is moving forward

in the first of the year.

Will you sign the documents?

- No.

- Like I said, it's
nothing personal,

but we all have someone
to answer to, Sully.

Hey, what's the rush?

- What's the rush is
getting that lighthouse.

Where are we with getting
that lighthouse, James?

Oh my God.

He didn't sign the
contract, did he?

- Not this time, but he'll sign.

He'll sign.

- Do you understand how
tight my schedule is, okay?

- I'll make the deadline.

- No, no, no, I know you're
gonna make the deadline.

- Look, I'll make the deadline.

- Don't interrupt me
when I'm talking to you.

I don't get to buy my girlfriend
a brand new Cartier watch

every single Christmas

because I waste time
because time is money, okay?

Do you have that
contract on you?

Yeah, we're not gonna
be needing that.

I want you to give this
to Sam and Colton, okay?

I can promise you that neither

of them are gonna
notice the difference.

Can you get this signed?

- I got this.

- You can get this done?

- Yeah.
- Yeah?

- I'll get it done.
- You're gonna get it done?

- I'll get it done.
- You mean it?

- We'll get it done.

- You mean that?
- We'll get it done.

- That's good, I believe you.

We good, we good?
- We're good.

- Yeah, we're good.

- I
love this time of year.

Thank you for pulling away
from your family today.

- Yes.

- Did I surprise you?

- You sure did.

But James was even
more surprised.

- We both were.

You know, I have to admit,

I was a little disappointed

when Wanda and Kurt
didn't show up today.

I'm starting to miss
my friends and family.

- Yeah.

The hospital isn't the
same since you left.

I sure miss our talks,

but I'm glad we got a chance
to spend this time together.

- Hey, you and me both.

You do know that I
hope that you and Ian

are able to get the
restoration grant, don't you?

- I sure do.

- I just
don't understand

why Colton is pushing
so hard to get

a resort built
there when he knows

how much you guys mean to me.

- Oh, thanks, Bree.

But you know who he works
for, your brother-in-law.

- The Mayor.

- And don't get me wrong,

I know that they have
a chance to make a lot

of money on this deal.

- Please, Colton makes more
than enough money as it is.

It seems that that's
all he thinks about.

It's one of the reasons I agreed

to the temporary transfer
to University Medical.

I needed to take the time

to figure out who I
am and what I want.

- Well, everything's starting
to make a lot of sense

because I noticed you forgot
to wear your engagement ring.

- Oh, I just forgot it.

I mean, I love Colton.

I do.

He came into my life at
a time when I was ready

for a strong relationship.

- After Jacob?

- After Jacob died.

I love Colton.

I just miss Jacob, a lot.

- That's natural.

- I was just thinking about
that last date that we had.

Do you remember?

- I do, I remember.

Oh, girl, you were so
all over the place.

You couldn't figure out whether

to paint your dress
or wear your nails.

- Please, I was not
that bad, was I?

- Oh, no, you weren't that bad.

Oh, please, you were worse.

- No.

Colleen!

- Oh.

- I have nothing to wear.

- Mm hm.
- Get in here!

Colleen, come on.

I told you, this
is an emergency.

We've gotta go, we've gotta go.

Nothing, nothing to wear.

I'm supposed to meet
Jacob in two hours.

- But...

- What?
- What is-

- What?
- What is goin' on

with your face?

- Oh, no.

Now my face is gonna be all red.

The night that Jacob proposes,

my hair's a wreck.

I have nothing to
wear and now my face

is gonna be all red and not
blush red, but fire engine red!

Oh.

- You're going to
look fine, Bree.

- Fine is for family.

Cute is for conversant and
phenomenal is for fiance.

Okay?

And don't even start
with just be patient

'cause the right
man will come along.

If that's the rate we're going,

someone's gonna have
to pick up the pace.

- Where's he taking you?

- Chateau on the Wharf.

- Oh.

Oh, well, okay.

Calm down, okay?

Let's take a deep
breath.

Come on.

And let's get you ready

for a wonderful
night on the wharf.

- You think so?

- Yes.

- Really?
- Yes.

- Are you sure?

- Girl, you cute.

Come on.

Oh yes, work it.

Yes, do it.

Yes.
- Work it?

- Better.

All that.

- Well, I will say
this, Ms. Broughton.

- What might that be,
Mr. Jacob Edwards?

- Every thought I've
had about becoming

a Marine Corps officer
had you in mind.

- Agreed.

You know, a lot's gonna change.

- Agreed.

You'll be in med school.

- And you'll be
serving your country

for your four year commitment.

- And when I find out
where I'm stationed,

you better come visit me.

- You know, I will but Jacob,
when you think about it,

four years is a long time.

I mean, you must promise
me that you'll stay safe.

- Well, the same goes for you.

I've heard that
finishing med school

can be hazardous
for your health.

- Four more and
more years of school

is something I'm pretty
sure I can survive.

- If you weren't
related to James,

I'm sure he could just offer
you some accountant job.

I know I would.

- James has already
expressed that ,

but he knows and you know,

and I know that my
heart is in medicine

and healing people and
fixing things and trying

to make the world a little
bit better than we found it.

- So you better not
forget about me.

- I don't know.

I've heard that those med
students can be very handsome

and charming and
so very tempting.

- Well, then I guess
I better figure out

a way to keep your attention.

- And how might you
do that, Mr. Edwards?

- Starting a little
friendly fire.

- You know, I was
sure that Jacob

and I would end up
together forever.

Yes, I know.

- I've tried to move on and
see the other side of life,

but the feeling of loss
and abandonment is so real.

But being here and
seeing my fiance

and my brother-in-law
use their power

and influence in such an
unprofessional manner,

I'm just not sure
about anything anymore.

- Listen, what have
I always told you?

- That no matter what
happens, we'll get through it.

Together.
- Together, right?

- Yeah.

- What happened?

- I, um...

- What?

- I thought I saw...

- Saw what, Bree?

- It couldn't have been.

- Let's get our things
together and go shopping.

What do you think about that?

- I'm all for that.

Let's go.
- Okay.

- Whoa!

Check him out, Kurt.

- Check who out?

- A real pirate.

- Nice try.

It's the best one yet,

but I'm still going to beat you.

- I know you're going to win.

You beat everybody
playing video games,

but I'm telling you the truth.

There's a real life
pirate over there.

- Yeah, I win.

- Okay, you win, you win.

So check it out.

- Whoa.

- Told ya.

Are you a pirate?

- No, I'm not a pirate.

- Are you sure?

'Cause you look like
one of the pirates

in the video game
we've been playing.

- What game is that?

- "Commodore's versus Pirates."

- Oh, yeah?

Let me see.

- This one.

- It's a bad guy.

- Yeah, he's a pirate.

- Okay, looks a
little bit like me,

but I'm one of the good guys.

- But you have a patch?

- Yeah, I do.

I'm taking down the bad guys.

- Cool.

- It's starting to get dark.

We should probably head home.

- Come on, Tommy, one more game.

I'm not ready to
go home just yet.

- Not this time, Kurt.

We gotta go.

- All right.

- I can't wait to
tell Mom and Dad

about the pirate we met today.

- Oh. Oh, oh my God!

Are you finally putting
name tags on the gift?

- Maybe?

What do you mean maybe?

- You know the rules.

- What?

Just because I know the rules

doesn't mean I have to like 'em.

- And there wouldn't be
any rules if somebody,

I'm not naming any names, Ian,

wouldn't poke and shake
the gifts all the time.

- I just...

Just one.

- That's why I have
to wrap them first

and then put the names
on it closer to Christmas

because you go around shaking

and trying to guess
what's inside.

- But I'm good at that.

- You're very good at it.

And that's the problem.

- Okay. You win,

You win.

I see what you been doin'.

- All right, that's better.

You know, I've been thinkin'.

- Uh oh.

- What do you mean, "Uh, oh?"

- You've got that look
in your eyes again.

- Oh, what look in my eyes?

- That playing matchmaker
look in your eyes.

Who's fit to be tied this time?

- Look, I'm not trying
to play matchmaker.

I just wanna have a
couple people over-

- Mm hm.

To play matchmaker.
- No.

What do you think about
having a few family

and friends over for
lunch and Tour de Sullivan

the day after the Christmas
Tree Lighting Ceremony?

- Okay, Okay.

I'll play along.

But babe, listen, serious.

- What?

- This is gonna require a lot
of extra cooking on your part.

- Look, not if we
divvy the cooking up

between all of those
who are invited.

I have some special people

that I wanna invite
over for the holidays,

and with all the
lighthouse stuff going on,

I wanna have my friends
and family close.

- Okay, okay.

And and if we start
now, you know what?

I'm sure that everyone
would try to come.

- Yes.

- Wait, is that a gift
with my name on it?

- Ian!
- I just, I just,

I just think it's...

- Ian!

- I think it's a gift.

- You're horrible.

Goodbye.

- Colton.
- Hey, sweetie.

From your text, I
thought you said

you were gonna be working late.

- I am working late tonight.

However, I had to stop
by and see my fiance

before going back
into the office.

It's been way too long
since I've seen you.

- It has.

And it smells like
you've been working

at a tavern rather
than an office.

- Well, you know,
office, tavern, golf course.

It's all for the
same celebration.

- Hm, looks like you've
been celebrating a lot.

- Yes, I have.

- Sorry.

Ian just texted inviting us

to the Tour de Sullivan

at the Xander Point
Lighthouse on the 23rd.

- A tour?

Even better.

Wait, hold on.

Ian invited you, not me.

- He invited us.

You know, their door's
always open for you,

even when you're
trying to tear it down.

Literally.

- What time does
this tour start?

- 12.

- Perfect.

My favorite hour.
- P.m.

- Not so much.

- Wait, you don't actually
expect us to go do you?

- Well, yeah,
they're your friends.

Plus it'll give me a chance

to get reacquainted with
them before the wedding.

- You can't be serious.

- You said their
door is always open,

so let's just walk
right on through.

But for now, my love,
I have to get back

to the Mayor's office
before going home

and doing this all over again.

Hey, I'll pick you up at
1130 for the tour thingy.

- Okay.

- So Sam, how are the numbers?

- I swear, Colton, you are worse

than my brother's
kids on Christmas Eve.

- "Is it time yet, Daddy.

Is it time?

How about now, Daddy?

Is it time?"

- Hey, Sam, guess what.

- What?

- Is it time?
- Stop.

- Is it time?
- Stop it.

- Can it please be time?

I tell you what, Sam,

all the hard work that
we put in this year

is going to pay off
Big time, big time.

- Well, it looks as though,

don't hold me to it, mind you.

But it looks as though

we are gonna hit
our fiscal goals

for the second year in a row.

- Merry Christmas and a
happy new Year to all of us.

To you, and to me.

Mm, too fast.

Oh, come on, Sam.

We just closed the best
contract of our careers

and you are over
here lookin' like,

"Well, somebody took the snow
out of old frosty snow globe."

- Am I?

- Yes, yes!

Come on, Sam.

What are you thinkin'?

What are you thinkin'?

- I'm thinking the cost

of closing this deal
might be too high.

No, you said-

- I know what I said.

Everything adds up,
but at what cost?

- Do you know who's
responsible for kicking Ian

and Colleen out
of the lighthouse?

You and I are.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

We are the middleman, okay?

Once Ian signs the contract-

- If Ian signs the paperwork,
then I might be okay with it.

But God, pulling the
eminent domain card

on our friends, it's not cool.

That's a line I
don't wanna cross.

- Tell me this.

How does a project manager, mm,

have second thoughts
about his own project?

This is the best contract

to come across my desk
in years, Sam, years.

I tell you what, what would
you do if you were mayor?

Mm hm, mm.

- You wanna know what I
would do if I were mayor?

- If it is how to tear
down that lighthouse

and bring that thing to rubble,

I want to know every spell,
hallucination, incantation,

or whatever it takes
to bring it down.

But if we're keepin' it,
I don't wanna hear it.

Hundreds of people visit the
lighthouse every year, Colton.

Colton?

- Whatever you say,
Slammy the man.

I'm here for it.

In the meantime, you just
wake me when we're good to go.

- You know what, we'll talk
about it on the way home.

- I don't need a ride.

I drove here.

- You've been drinking all day.

- I don't think so.

I think you've been
drinking all day.

Where are we goin'?

- Come on.

- Well, where are we goin'?

- We're going home.

- Hey, not everyone
can liquor their hold.

- Why don't you tell
me all about it?

- Why, thank you, Mr. Mayor.

- Come on.

- We've got
no time, Sergeant!

No time, no time!

Sergeant Edwards, we're
almost outta fuel!

You've got all the men,

now I need you to get
back on board for extract!

Gunny, let's go!

- Hey, Colleen.

Yeah, it's Jacob.

Hey, Colleen.

- Oh, shh.

- How you doin'?

- Hey, look, I was beginning

to wonder if you
were gonna show up.

Merry Christmas.

- Merry Christmas.

- So, you asked to see me?

- Yeah, I did.

I had another night terror.

- Oh, how did it make you feel?

- Oh, how
did it make me feel?

Like chestnuts roasting
on an open fire.

I mean, come on.

Got a little too much
Merry in that Christmas?

You know, I'm training the
best negotiation tactics

and you hit me with the,

"How does that make you feel?"

- Okay, you're right.

- Straight from the
rookie Q&A notes.

- Okay, you're right.

Now-
- What?

- Was it the same dream?

- No, it was different.

- Different in what way?

- The shadows, the silhouettes.

- Okay.

- Those are gone.

- So, you're
starting to remember?

- Yeah.

And I'm starting
to hear things now.

I can hear the pilot
in my earpiece.

- Hm.

- I mean, it's not clear,
but it's audible, you know?

- Yeah.

- And I used to be
upset about dreaming

and not understanding the dream.

And now I'm upset for
understanding the dream.

- Yeah.

- You gotta admit,

I got a pretty twisted set
of antlers off here, Doc.

Don't you think?

- I didn't say that.

- I know.

You actually haven't said
a word this whole time,

and you are usually the one
talking 90 miles an hour.

- Yeah, look, look,
this is my car.

Let's get in and take
a drive if you'd like.

- Can we walk?

I don't know, I'm
still figuring it out.

I can hear things.

I can't see anything.

I don't know.

- Okay, so onto
the next subject.

Have you talked to Bree?

- Colleen!

I can't, Colleen.

- She needs to know
that you're alive.

- I can't.

- Listen, if she doesn't
find out from you,

it will be a show.

- Well, you're not
gonna tell her, are you?

- Well, no, I can't.

But she needs to see you.

It's important
that she sees you.

- Yeah, well, I see
that this is my exit

so thank you for all
your mental magic, Doc.

- Jacob?

Call me anytime, Jacob.

- Any adventures at sea today?

- Every day.

- See any pirates?
- I got two today.

You don't believe me?

You're questioning my honor?

Well, I've got proof.

And I was gonna give you these,

but since you're
questioning my honor-

- I don't doubt you.

- Yeah, I believe you.

- On guard, land lovers.

- On guard, pirate!

- Ha!

- Pirate has breached the bow.

You go port side
and we'll flake him.

Ha!

- Uh oh, I'm bein' flanked.

Oh no!

I can't hold it much longer.

- We got you, pirate.

- Aye, but we'll
meet again, mateys.

- Not if we can help it.

- Hey, at least now there's two
more good guys with patches.

- On guard, pirate.

- Well, look what we have here.

- What do you guys want?

- Only on that video game.

- And don't you forget
it either, Richard.

One day I'll become
a professional gamer.

- Come on, Kurt, we're
going home better.

- Better enjoy it while you can.

- What are you talkin'
about now, Richard?

I have a home.

- Not gonna have
a home for long.

- Let's go, Kurt.

Don't pay them any attention.

- You don't know do ya?

Kurt's dad's tearin'
down the lighthouses

and puttin' hotels
all over there.

- That's a lie.

- Afraid it's not.

- Whatever.

Let's go Kurt.

- Hey, Colleen.
- Hey!

Bree, look at you.

Girl, you look fabulous.
- Oh, thank you.

Wanda and James are having
an after party tonight

that Colton and I will
be attending, so yeah.

Are you okay?

You seem a little preoccupied.

- Yeah, well, Ian was
supposed to be here by now.

- Ian is planning to
attend tonight's ceremony?

- Yeah, he was.

And it's not like
him to be late.

- I'm surprised he's
attending at all.

- Well, well, he told James

he would be here
and you know Ian.

- Yes, I do.

- I tried calling
him a couple times

and his phone keeps going
straight to voicemail.

- You know, that's interesting

because I tried calling
Wanda a little while ago

and her phone said her
voicemail was full too,

and she said she'd be here.

- Well, your sister has stood
beside James at every event

that Xander Point
has ever celebrated,

so I'm sure she'll
be here in a bit.

And I'll try calling Ian
again in a few minutes.

- Hey, Ian said he'd
be here, he'll be here.

- Okay.

- There he is.

- Who?

Bree?

Bree?

- Colleen, you wouldn't
believe me if I told you

because I don't even
believe it myself.

- Hey, babe.
- Hey.

- I'm so glad you
guys could join us.

I was starting to
worry about you two.

- Listen, so was I,
trust me.

Hey.
- Hey, Ian.

Hey, Tommy.
- Hi, Miss Bree.

- Look, it was such a
time securing this area,

but don't worry, Bree
and I, we held it down.

- Hey, you bet we did.

- Oh, hey, there's Wanda.
- Where?

- Over there by the stairs.

- Oh, that's my cue.

See you guys tomorrow?

- All right.
- Bye.

- Thanks for coming.

Thanks for coming.

It looks like all
local coverage.

It's supposed to be
national coverage, Sam.

Where are they?

Good to see you.

- We emailed every news outlet

and blasted it all
over social media.

- Mr. Mayor, everyone
has been notified.

- They're supposed to
be beating down my door.

Beating down my door.

- Yes, Sir.

- Hey sis, don't
you look amazing.

- Thank you.

- Ugh, I've been trying
to reach you all day,

but I'm sure you've had your
hands full with James and Kurt.

- Oh, you have no idea.

- Appreciate it.

Thank you.

Appreciate you.

- Oh.
- Hello.

I haven't seen you all night.

- I know.

- In fact, I can't
see you right now.

- Okay.

- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

- Dad, Dad, is Tom-
- Not now, Kurt.

- Does Tommy have to move?
- Not now, Kurt.

Go stand with your mom
- Ladies and gentlemen,

- and Aunt Bree.
- let's give a warm welcome

to your Mayor, James McClure.

- Good evening, Xander
Point and Merry Christmas.

- On behalf of myself and the
town, welcome to Xander Point,

America's best kept secret.

- Well, Mayor James, it won't
be a secret after tonight.

Which is why "Journal
and Journey Magazine"

has awarded Xander Point this
year's Christmas Destination.

- Thank you "Journey
and Journal Magazine"

for this wonderful award.

But it wouldn't have been
possible without you,

the amazing people
of Xander Point.

It's because of you we
were even nominated.

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

We have so many exciting things
planned for Xander Point.

But first, I have a question.

How many of you still
have shopping to do?

Well, you've come
to the right place.

Xander Point is the place
to be this Christmas.

Not only can you finish
your shopping here,

you can dine in one of
our excellent restaurants

or stay in one of
our beautiful hotels.

And one of the exciting
things we have planned

is the redevelopment of
the Xander Point Lighthouse

with a five star resort hotel

and a professional golf course.

Thank you, "Journey
and Journal Magazine"

for this prestigious award.

- Well, thank you
for your hospitality.

Now, let's get this
Christmas party started.

Everyone count down with me.

- 10, nine.

- Eight, seven, six,
five, four, three, two, one.

- Have a safe and
Merry Christmas.

- Thank you.

Hey.

- It's hot, careful.

This is just the
beginning, you know?

- The beginning of what?

- Of many happy, successful,
wonderful nights together.

- Yeah? You think so?

- Definitely.

Did you see the town tonight?

Beautiful, right?

- Yeah, yeah it was beautiful.
- Right?

- But not as beautiful as you.
- Oh!

- No, and even in
that dress tonight,

I'm glad that I got that
for you last Christmas.

I do have some great taste
if I do say so myself.

- Mr. Fashion
Designer, goodness.

- Oh my great skills.

But seriously, I was thinkin',

I have successfully
negotiated countless deals

with multiple people
over the last few months,

and yet one person has
seemed to elude me.

- Hm, who's that?

- You.

Well, you, my love.

The one person I most
want to work with,

to be with has yet to decide
when are we getting married?

- We've both been so
busy this year, Colton.

I mean, especially
this Christmas.

- We will always be busy.

It's what we do.

But Bree, we have to
make every moment count.

Have you even thought of a date?

- No, not yet.

I mean...

- Well, I'll tell you what.

I do have some ideas if you'd
like to go inside and discuss.

- Mm.

Not tonight.

You have to pick me up
early tomorrow, remember?

- Oh yeah, the chore
thingy at the Sullivans.

- Yeah, yeah, that one.

Oh, that doesn't start until 12.

- Exactly.

Goodnight, Colton.

- Hey, Tommy?

- Hey, babe.

Is there anything I can do?

- Yes, that's my phone.

Can you go see who that is?

- Yeah, sure.
- Thanks.

Tommy?

- Yes, Mom?

- Hey, did you straighten
your room like I asked you to?

- Yes, Ma'am.

- Hey baby, this is your office.

- Okay, now Tommy, now I'm
gonna go check, so are you sure?

- Yes, Ma'am.

- Okay, go on.

- I wonder what my
office is calling me.

They know I'm gonna have
company in a couple of hours.

Hello, this is Dr. Sullivan.

Yes.

Yes, he is.

No, I'll take it from here.

Thank you.

No, no, no, no, I'll
take care of it.

Thanks.

Ha!

He's comin' to my
Christmas party.

- What is goin' on?
- Oh my goodness.

I gotta go see one
of my patients.

Now you asked if
there's something you
can do and there is,

can you watch my kitchen
until I get back?

- Yeah, when will that be?

- Oh, thanks, babe.

And don't steal anything, okay?

- Yeah.

- Don't touch my cookies.

Okay?

Bye.

- "Don't touch my
cookies."

- Jacob?

- Colleen.

Hey.

- So, I heard about that
little stunt you pulled today.

- What's stunt?

- The one with the
delivery driver.

That wasn't a stunt.

I was bein' helpful.

I was escorting that
man in his boxes back

to the cargo of his
truck, that's all.

- You close the cargo
door and pad locked it.

- Yeah, well, he's lucky

'cause I thought
about welding it shut.

- Well, thank goodness
he had his cellphone.

Otherwise he could have been
locked in there for hours.

- He was in there for hours.

- What'd you see in
your dream, Jacob?

- Faces.

Now all I see is faces.

- Did you recognize the faces?

- Yeah.

- Are they the faces of
the guys on your team?

- Brothers.

- So, other than locking
people in cargo trucks,

how are you dealing
with all these emotions?

- I like to go out on the boat.

- Mm hm.

- I read,

I walk a lot.
- Mm hm.

Well, good.

We're having Tour de Sullivan
at our house today at noon

and I expect that
you'll be there.

- Colleen, no.
- I expect to see you there.

- I'm not comin'.

- Oh, yes.
- I'm not comin'.

- Listen, I don't wanna hear it.

You need to get out and you
need to mingle with people

and this is where you're
gonna start doing it,

so I'll see you today at noon.

- Colleen.

- Bring me flowers.

Goodbye.

- Yes, Ma'am.

- I don't believe it.

- I don't believe it either.

- You knew about this?

- I just got here.

How would I know the
decanters are empty?

- I'm talking about
James getting Ian to
sign the contract.

- Oh, shoot!

- Got their
signatures right here.

I thought you'd
be more ecstatic.

- No, it's not that.

Trust me, I'm not
upset about that.

I just remembered I'm supposed

to pick up Bree
half an hour ago.

- What's the price
tag on that delay?

- Don't start with me, Sam.

It's much too early.

Oh, she's gonna kill me.

- You know, you and
I had a pretty open

and honest conversation about
your mom the other night.

- We talked about my mom?

- Yeah, we did.

- Did I say anything crazy?

- Every day.

- Well, we got a signature.

I guess even Ian has to price,

so we can move forward with
the lighthouse demolition.

- It appears so.

- For now though, I gotta go.

I'll see you, Mayor.

- See ya, Colton.

What's that?

- The contract
for the demolition

of the Xander Point Lighthouse
that you left on my desk.

- Right, right.

- Looks like the only thing left

is to schedule the
removal of the lighthouse.

- I'll take care of that.

I'll take care of that.

I'll take...

- We're outta coffee.

- I can see that, Sam!

- I thought you said
this was gonna be fun.

- I thought you said you were
gonna pick me up this morning.

- Bree, I already apologized.

Plus, you know I'm
not a morning person.

- Colton, you have an
ink smudge on your hand

from being in the office.

- Do I really?

- So you were in the office?

- Okay, I went in on
autopilot, all right?

And once I figured
out what was going on,

honest, I came
here straight away.

I promise.

- Okay, Colton.

- Come on now.

All right, yeah, before
we miss the party.

- Hey.

- Hi, Bree.

You're here.

- Merry Christmas.

Yeah, Ian texted
me and invited us.

- Oh, Merry Christmas, Colton.

- Merry Christmas.

- Ian invited you?

- Yes.

Colton and Bree,

glad y'all could make it out.

- Hey, Merry Christmas.

Thanks for the invite.

And hey, no hard feelings, huh?

- No hard feelings.

- And no more
talking about that.

- No, no more.

No more talking about it.

- I'm gonna lose my license.

Oh!

Hey, what's goin' on in here?

- Not a whole lot at the moment.

- Hm.
- Mm.

- I know what we need to do.

- What's that?

- Stir the pot.

- Let's do it.

Hey, everybody, everybody up.

Come on.

Everybody up.

Everybody up.

Gather 'round, gather
'round.

All right, everybody.

So, who's ready to eat?

- I am.

- No, no, no, ain't
nobody hungry.

Listen, who is ready to eat?

- We are!

- Ah, that's a
little bit better.

First of all, we just want

to thank everybody
for comin', right?

We wanna thank everyone for
showin' up, family, friends,

we love you all.

But before we bless this food,

look, we gotta get a
post check up in here.

And y'all all on your phone.

It's just dead.

We gotta we gotta
get a uprising, okay?

So whenever I say,
and the family said,

y'all say thank you.

And the family said...

- Thank you!

- And the family said?

- Thank you!

- All right, so look,
we gonna stir the pot

a little bit, okay?

We gonna get down low.

We gonna start it
right down here.

We are gonna thank
the Lord for all

of His grace and His mercy.

And it's because of Him, we
have an abundance of food.

And the family said...

- Thank you.

And the family said?

- Thank you!

- And everybody who
wanted to be here

and who couldn't be here,

and for those that are here,

we wanna go on and
say the family said?

- Thank you!

- And then they all said amen.

- Amen.

- Amen.

- Amen.

- Amen.

- Amen!

- Get big!

- Oh, it's you!

- Give
these to your mom.

- Wait here, I'll be right back.

- Hey, there you are.

- Colton.

I have to go.
- What do you mean?

- Will you tell Colleen
thank you for us?

- Wait, wait, wait.

Are you gonna leave me here?

- Just tell Colleen, Colton.

- Okay, yeah, sure, that works.

"Hey, Colleen, Bree's gone.

Oh, don't worry, I'm still here.

The guy tearing
down your house."

Jeez.

- Jacob?

- Bree.

- I thought I saw
you at Colleen's.

I...

Where have you been?

- Yeah, that's a long story.

- Yeah, well, I'd really
like to hear it, Jacob.

When did you get back?

- A few months ago.

- I can't believe you're here.

I thought you were...

- Yeah, a lot of
people thought that.

But you know, look at you.

I mean, you haven't
changed a bit.

Should I say Dr. Bratton?

- Yeah, huh?
- Yeah?

- It's Nurse Bratton
now, actually.

- Oh.

- I decided I wanted to have

a more personal relationship
with my patients.

So-
- Yeah.

- I went to nursing school.
- Okay.

- You haven't
changed a bit either.

I mean, still dodging all
the questions I asked.

- I don't know what
you're talkin' about.

- Yeah.
- How's James and Wanda?

Yeah, that's what
I'm talking about.

- Yeah, okay, you
got me, you got me.

So, what are you doin' here?

- What are you
doing here, Jacob?

- Okay, you got me again.

I don't know,
just all my best memories

are here at the lighthouse.

My all time favorite memory.

- Yeah, well, continue.

- Okay, well,

I first saw you down there

at the beach and you
were with your family.

Wanda ran off with her
friends and you were mad

because you wanted her to
build sandcastles with you.

There goes your big sister.

And I finally wasn't mad
at my parents anymore

because the anger
of a fifth grader

was nothing more
serious, let me tell ya.

And I was mad that
they packed us up

and moved us here
to Xander Point.

But then I was happy.

- Why is that?

- I saw a beautiful
girl by the lighthouse

that I hoped one day I would
have the courage to ask out.

- And you did.

- Yes, I did.

- Yeah, I can
laugh about it now.

- Yeah, I bet you can.

Man, it feels like
a lifetime ago.

- Yeah, it does.

- At the same time, it kind
of feels like life's trying

to catch back up.
- Catch back up.

Yeah, it does.

Wow.

I don't know.

How long are you
staying in Xander?

- I haven't really had a
reason to leave Xander Point.

- Does it hurt?
- What?

- Your eye?
- Oh, no.

- I'm sorry, I just...

May I?

- Mm hm.

Bree, what is that?

Are you engaged or something?

- I, I am.

- This whole time you've
never said a word about that.

- Why won't you tell me where
you've been all this time?

- It's not that I don't
want to, it's that I can't.

But you having a fiance

is something I could
have talked about.

Jeez!

You know, I wouldn't
have kissed you

if I would've known
you were engaged.

- Did you even try
to look for me?

- Look, Bree, just-

- Did you even try
to find me, Jacob?

All this time?

When you arrived in Xander
Point, did you even look for me?

- I wanted to, but I
mean, look at me, Bree.

- I see you, Jacob.

I see you in every coffee
shop, in every store.

- I live on a boat
by Howard's Bridge.

It's not exactly the kind of
home I wanna bring you to.

- Yeah, well, you'd be surprised

how some of the most
established estates

wouldn't qualify
as being a home.

- I guess I do have
a reason to leave.

- You just got back.

- I know,

but you never left.

- Bree, where have you been?

I've been calling you
all day long, I...

Hey, I've been
driving all over town.

What is going on?

- I'm sorry.

I had to get away
for a little bit.

I'm sorry.

I just needed to clear my head.

- Well, I get that.

I understand.

We've been dating
for two years now.

I know you a little bit.

I mean, and Bree, the
lighthouse today honestly

went better than I expected.

I mean, I understand why people

are drawn to Ian and Colleen.

They're just-
- Colton,

I don't really know how
to say this or do this,

but I need to return this.

- What?

Bree, what?

Listen, if this is about
the lighthouse, then I-

- It's not about the lighthouse.

It's about you and me

and something that's lacking
in this relationship.

- What, what?

Where is this coming from, Bree?

I don't see any of this.

- I'm sorry, I just, I can't.

- Is this really how you feel?

I'll never be him, will I?

- Hey, Tommy, hope you
got all your bags packed

and ready to move out tomorrow.

- Tomorrow's Christmas, Richard.

And I'm not moving anywhere,

but you can come
over and find out.

- I'm won't have to.

I'll read all about it
in the paper tomorrow.

- Read, that's a good one.

- You wanted to play
catch, let's play.

- Wait.

- Hey!

No wonder you're
playing in the outfield

instead of on the
pitchers round.

I've got a question.

- Ask away.

- It's not for you, Richard.

Why do you hang around
with these guys?

- Because I-

- 'Cause she'd rather
rather hang out

with us than play video
games with you guys all day.

- You can hang out with
us anytime, Olivia.

- Why, so you can play
virtual games all day long?

- Maybe professional gamer

can build Tommy a virtual home.

- That's enough, Richard.

- It's time for you
guys to go home now.

- Tommy, Kurtis's
untying his dad's boat.

- What?

- Stay there.

- Kurt, don't listen
to these guys.

- Yeah, Kurt, we were
just messin' around.

- Don't do it, Kurt, I'm sorry.

- Seriously, Kurt,
that's a two man boat.

You need help with that.

- Leave me alone.

- Let's play another game, Kurt.

- It's too late.

- Not with me, Kurt.

- You wanted me
to leave, I will.

- No.

No, Kurt, Kurt!

- Kurt!

- Kurt, come back!
- Come back!

- You're in trouble
now, Richard.

- Did you
honestly call off

your engagement to Colton?

- Last night after
speaking to Jacob.

- Jacob?

Bree, you're not
making any sense.

- Jacob is supposed to be dead.

I know, but he's not Wanda.

He's lost an eye.

He's suffering from severe PTSD

and now he's back
in Xander Point.

And Colleen knew about
it the entire time.

- Wow.

This is a lot.

But I'm sure Colleen
had a very good reason

for not telling you about Jacob.

- I mean, I know why
she couldn't tell me,

but it's still hard to process.

I mean, you should have seen
me when I recognized him.

His appearances have
changed, but not who he is.

I found him where we used to
meet at the old lighthouse.

And for me, it was like
no time had passed.

Like, we picked up
right where we left off.

- I wanna hear all about this.

I'll be right back.

- Miss Wanda!
- Olivia?

- Miss Wanda, Kurtis
took Mr. James' boat.

- Kurt wouldn't
take James's boat.

- But he did.

- Why would Kurt
take his dad's boat?

- 'Cause of Richard.

- Who's Richard?

- Richard is this
kid that Kurt's

been having trouble
with at school.

Hello, James?

Yes, we have an emergency.

- Merry
Christmas, everyone.

I'm Allison Reynolds.

As we prepare for some
unreasonable winter weather,

an Amber Alert has been issued

for Xander Point in
the surrounding areas

to be on the lookout for
10-year-old Kurt McClure,

the son of Mayor James
and Wanda McClure.

Kurt McClure was
last seen taking

his father's Mayor James
McClure's boat through the canal

and out to sea
earlier this afternoon

after being a possible victim

of bullying by
some of his peers.

If you have any information
regarding the whereabouts

of Kurt McClure or of
any incidents leading up

to his disappearance, please
contact the sheriff's office.

I'm Allison Reynolds
for WXPN News.

Welcome to Xander Point News.

On the heels of winning an award

as one of the Top
Christmas Destinations,

an Amber Alert
- Hey, Colleen!

- is still in effect

for Xander Point's
- Colleen!

- own Kurt McClure.

Kurt took his father's boat
- Yeah?

- to escape
being bullied by his peers.

If you have any information
regarding the whereabouts

of Kurt McClure or of
any incidents leading

up to his disappearance,
- Where's Tommy?

- please contact
- Where's Tommy?

- sheriff's office.
- With Kurt.

- Hey, I'm goin' down there.

- For WXPN News.
- Come on.

- Don't leave!

Jacob!

Wait!

Wait!

- Thank you, Allison.

We're outside the
Mayor's office right now

where we're hoping to
hear from him any minute.

- Where's the Mayor?
- Any statement for the press?

- Where's the Mayor?

What's goin' on?

- The Mayor is home with
his wife where he should be.

- Have you
heard anything from Kurt?

- All we know is that Kurt
- What's going on?

- was being bullied
by some kids.

Why don't you go ask them?

- Now, what
about the sheriff's office?

Have they been in contact?

- Please, everybody.

We're just trying to get home.

- Have you
from the school or-

- Please,
just tell us more.

- We have not been contacted
by the sheriff's office yet,

but we hope to be very soon.

- How soon?
- When is soon?

- Okay, that's all
we have for now.

Thank you.

- Has
the mayor changed

his opinion on the lighthouse?

- No comment.

- Please tell us.
- No comment?

- Please tell us more.
- Really?

- There you go, Allison,

we're hoping to have a
little press conference

a little bit later
on this evening.

If we have any updates,

we'll get back to you
as soon as possible.

Kelly Nash, Xander Point News.

- My boy,

please find Kurt.

Please bring back my son.

It's impossible.

We're nowhere near the...

- Hey, we...

- We wanted to come see you.

- Yeah, we came over
as soon as we could.

- Have you guys heard anything?

- No.

For a Breef moment,
I thought you guys

might have some
more information.

- Oh, I wish I did.

But Ian and I are with
you guys all the way,

and we're here to help
in any way we can.

- Yeah, anything you
need, just let us know.

- There's something
we wanna do to help.

- Yes, we do.

- What's that?

- Well, if you
and James approve,

we'd like to have a prayer vigil

for Kurt at the church
just before sunrise.

- Right.

- Oh, but that would take away

from your Christmas morning.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

Colleen and I couldn't
think of a better time

for the vigil than Christmas.

I mean, that is if you
guys would allow us

the privilege to do so.

- We think that'd be wonderful.

- Good morning, friends,
family, and guest.

On this beautiful
Christmas morning,

a friend, a son, and
a neighbor is missing.

We know that Kurt
McClure didn't take

his father's boat
out of rebellion.

Kurt was being bullied

and he took the boat out of
desperation and protection.

Kurt's not a thief.

He's an amazing kid that
found himself in a situation

that we all have
found ourselves in

at one point in our lives.

Some more than others.

You know who you are.

But I came here to
tell you this morning

that you are not alone.

Kurt is out there this
Christmas morning.

I'd like to ask you
to join me in a moment

of silence and pray for Kurt.

And as you pray for
Kurt, I'll pray for you.

Any of you who are
feeling lost and alone,

bullied and isolated, so
afraid because you believe

that there's no way out,

let me let you know that
on this Christmas morning,

there is always hope.

Let us pray.

- That was beautiful, Colleen.

Thank you.

- Thank you, Bree.

That's the least I could
do for your nephew.

- You know, I was
very upset with you

when I found out that you knew
about Jacob this whole time.

- Bree, let's talk
about that later.

I just really wanna concentrate
on finding Kurt right now.

- Yeah, I'm sorry, I...

I don't know who this is

and they've been
calling me all day.

- Let me see.

Oh no, this is Jacob.

Answer it.
- What?

- Hello?

Hi, Jacob?

Yeah, yes.

He's found Kurt.

Okay.

Yeah, we'll be right there.

Thank you.

Jacob's found Kurt.

They're gonna be at the
lighthouse in 20 minutes.

Let's go.
- Okay, let's go.

Looks like Kurt found
his way back home.

- It's Kurt!

It's Kurt!

- Kurt, we've been lookin'
all over for you, Son.

- I'm sorry I took
your boat, Dad.

- No, Kurt.

I'm the one who's sorry.

- What
happened? Are you okay?

- Richard and his friends
were messing with me

while me and Tommy were
just playing video games,

so I stole the boat.

I tried and tried to get back,

but the engine ran out of gas.

If it weren't for the lighthouse

to guide me here and
Jacob to bring me back,

I would've still been out there.

- I'm so glad you're back.

- Thank you, Jacob.

Thank you.

- The lighthouse works, Dad.

It does!

- It sure does.

- I believe you, Kurt.

I believe you.

- Oh, you can't be
serious right now.

You believe what he believes.
- What are you saying?

What did you say to me?

- I said-
- What are you sayin'?

I can't understand you.

Say it one more time.

- What are you doin'?

- Yes, I believe the
lighthouse works.

I saw the light.

You're done here, trader.

- Hey, I am just getting
warmed up, James.

- So, does that mean
the lighthouse stays?

- If you think for one second,

'cause this little
holiday optimism

that anything has changed,
you are gravely mistaken.

Do you hear me?

Because that lighthouse
is coming down.

- You're finished.

Yes, the lighthouse stays.

- Jacob?

Jacob?

Jacob?

- What are you doing?

- You don't
actually expect me to believe

that you were lost
out there do you?

You know, every inch this water.

- He was scared, Bree.

He thought he saw the
light from the lighthouse

and I guess he
thought I saw it too,

and that's what was
guiding us home.

I don't know.

Who was I to tell
him any different?

What are you doin', Bree?

- Trying to get your attention.

- Shouldn't you be saving
your attention for,

I don't know, your fiance?

- Funny you say that,
I don't have one.

- What?

What?

Miss Proper?

How do you plan on
getting my attention?

- By starting a
little friendly fire.