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But I strongly disagree with that statement.

So, uh, I know, let's...

Sorry, can we cut that part out?

And then, um, let's start over.

Back to one, everyone, from the top.

Can we do that?

Uh, we're actually on live TV.

We're on live.

Okay, well, uh, what I said was false.

So if you are seeing this, just don't believe it.

And then cut, cut, cut.

Oh my.

Connie, are you okay?

Am I okay?

Do I look okay?

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Okay.

Mommy, can we hang up Christmas lights in my bedroom?

We just have to take them down three weeks

from now, so why bother?

Because it's Christmas!

Christmas.

So overrated.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, the truck flipped?

No, no, stop.

I don't want excuses, and either do our customers.

A professional driver should react according

to the conditions of the road.

I'd rather find out bad news before I eat so I lose my appetite.

Well, that's one way to watch your calories.

How have you arranged to get the packages delivered?

No, I was waiting on your direction.

What?

Send another driver ASAP.

Before we issue refunds to customers instead

of bonuses to employees.

Thankfully, Bill Nielsen is okay with his

wife's brain tumor, a hospital.

Good gravy.

We're all dealing with something.

Just get the presents delivered or I'll get

Oh, wait!

- What the fuck? - Oh, shit!

I'm so sorry!

I'm so clumsy!

Hello.

There she goes again.

I'm Christina.

It looks like you're having a few ups and downs.

Mm-hmm.

Well...

Who isn't?

It's the holidays.

and reflecting on all of your blessings.

Noted.

It was a pleasure being plowed into you.

Oh, be sure to, uh, get your brakes checked, okay?

I will.

Thank you for the tip.

Okay, I'm trying to decide whether I want

David to give me the black or the white Hermes tote.

How about black for Christmas and white for Valentine's Day?

Then you get both.

Problems, right, ladies?

If you had your own job, like I do, then

you could just buy yourself whatever you want,

you know, and then you wouldn't have to live

with, you know, the wrong gift.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

So, I should get a job so I can avoid getting the wrong gifts?

No, no, no.

- No offense. - It's just...

I have the power to buy everything on my own.

I don't have to ask permission or put up with the drama

or the humiliation of, you know, begging.

But, no, of course I understand your side

because free stuff is obviously better than...

If I'm gonna have to set my alarm for 9 a.m.

every morning, I would much rather go work

out than go to work.

That's the kind of work I like.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Here you go.

It must be so nice having the power to pay

for whatever you like.

Should we?

I don't even know what to say.

I'm sorry.

Frenemies.

You know, sometimes I think you're the only real friend I have.

Why do you even put up with me?

Someone has to.

You ran off George.

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Connie?

Connie?

Come on in.

Well, shouldn't he say goodnight?

Connie!

Connie!

Yup.

Oh, yeah.

I'm not Mr. Whitmer.

Didn't you have that on yesterday?

Everyone else's mom sleeps at home.

You guys, this time of year is really hard on me.

You know that, and I work really hard to support our life.

Okay?

Whose life, Mom?

Yours.

Are you coming in today?

Why?

- What am I? - Um, well, one,

you're usually already here, and two, I heard that you just left.

That's how it's supposed to be handled.

Mm, okay.

I will get right on that.

Bye.

Yeah, see, look at all these presents, come on.

Okay, we need a bigger basket.

Two presents.

No, it's two.

No more gifts.

No more.

What are you doing?

You ever had a meringue before?

No, thank you.

I'm watching my figure.

- Really? - Yeah.

You should probably, too.

Let's go.

Put them back.

No, no, no, no.

Get some more, get some more.

We're good.

- Taxed out. - There's no more room.

Uncle Skip, do you really think that we're going

to make enough money selling other people's

presents to save the ranch?

It's the only way we're going to end our

bad luck streak and save the ranch.

Hey, sometimes bad luck can be good luck, you know?

No, I don't.

Let's go.

Yeah, I don't know. I made that up.

Um, look, what if we change our luck and we just do something different?

Boogie, no one's saving us.

Each gift buys us time.

Let's go.

Besides the best thing about stealing presents

is no one even knows they're missing anyway

Yeah, I guess you probably never you don't

miss you know what you never Knew you had in the first place.

- That's right now. - You're thinking boogie.

Are you thinking?

Boogie?

Boogie?

What's going on?

No, it's just...

It's this time of year, I kind of miss my dad.

Yeah.

I promised him I'd raise you right.

Look at you now.

- Huh? - Huh?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You know, maybe we do something new, like hang Christmas lights.

- Hang Christmas lights? - No, no, no.

That would take us years to get back on track.

Listen, kid, why don't you just let me stick

to being in charge here, huh?

You got it.

Those are the post-its.

- Oh. - It's just, uh, something

I've been doing.

For?

- Myself. - Why?

- Keeping track. - Of?

Stuff.

But you know what?

I heard that her own kids don't even like her.

That's what I heard.

Well, um, I don't think that's gonna happen because you know me.

Work, work, work.

Excuse me, miss.

You just cut right in front of me.

Um, you were in my way.

Hello, Miss Harrington.

I'm ready for you.

Really, George?

Hello, how do you wish to harass me today?

Lovely.

I'm calling, planning our holidays, and I was thinking

that I could take the kids off your hands for Christmas.

Off my hands?

Just because I won't teach our kids to spend

this year's money on next year's hoopla

doesn't mean I don't like Christmas.

Daddy, tell her we want a big tree.

Come on, let me give the kids a nice Christmas.

Every year, you blatantly ignore the holidays.

You just want to celebrate without feeling guilty.

I am so glad that you understand the true meaning

of Christmas, the birth of Santa Claus.

Last time I checked, my darling, Santa Claus is employed.

- Ha! - You're not.

You just don't like that Christmas is something

bigger to celebrate than yourself.

This has nothing to do with my size.

Christmas, it's overrated!

And I refuse to participate in things that contribute

to meltdowns and mass hysteria.

Can we get going, please?

It's our kids' first Christmas since we separated.

Can we at least demonstrate that our love

for them is more important than our disdain for each other?

You know what?

As much as I would love to continue this

philosophical conversation, I have to hop

into a meeting, so, okay, bye.

My-to-be ex is a sentimental fool that thinks you can forget

the past with a Christmas tree and presents.

Holiday stress?

Oh, you have no idea.

I mean, my hair just starts falling out after Thanksgiving.

I have impatient customers on repeat dial.

I have truckers on strike two days before Christmas

hijacking shipments for triple the pay.

And the worst of all, stone-cold criminals

stealing our on-time deliveries.

So what is it that you do?

I'm president of Luxury Parcel Express.

It's pretty much my baby because it keeps me up 24-7.

I mean, look at that little family photo of yours.

Fun.

Ah, fun.

What is it that your husband does?

He was in the Air Force, but, uh, he's no longer with us.

Oh.

No surprise, right?

Typical man.

They never stick around long.

Actually, he died in a plane crash fighting for our country.

Oh.

Uh...

Well, that bet is a heck of a way to go.

I mean, at least it was quick and painless, right?

Didn't have to go through a long divorce.

Oh, almost forgot.

$20 tip for Miss Anna.

Ooh, these are new.

$17.25.

Well, Merry Christmas to me.

Just give the change to Anna.

I almost forgot.

I made you some Christmas cookies.

Jen?

Connie?

Oh, my god!

Look at you.

It has been so long.

It has.

Oh, my god.

I didn't even think you lived here anymore.

Well, we moved back about five years ago,

right after I had my son, Henry.

- Stop it. - And you look exactly

the same as you did in high school.

What is your secret?

Oh, well, chemo, I guess.

Oh, pfft.

It'll do it to you, I guess.

You're horrible.

That is not funny.

My goodness.

Oh, well, we really got to catch up soon.

- Lunch? - I think we might need

a little more than lunch.

But sure, yeah.

- That would be wonderful. - So good to see you.

You too.

Yay!

Merry Christmas.

Well, OK.

But how long can we wait?

We should act quickly.

Okay, what does that mean exactly?

Are we talking days?

Weeks?

What?

It's hard to tell.

Jennifer, the longer you wait, the less chance

I can say you'll recover without permanent issues.

Well, I need another Christmas.

Henry's only seven.

What if I don't recover?

What if I'm not me anymore?

- Stop. - Stop.

Don't talk like that.

We're going to get through this together.

We got this.

Together.

Uh...

Tupperware!

Taxidermy!

Christmas lights!

Here to detangle!

Christmas lights!

No one's here.

I think we're good.

I think it's clear.

Let's go.

Whoa, we think we got problems $203,000 hospital bill.

Yeah, huh?

How do you pay that?

Okay, you've got a focus.

What did I tell you on the truck?

You said stop shaking all the presents You said that?

Before that.

- Okay. - Before that, you said you can do

so much more in your life if you just applied yourself.

Yes, I say that a lot.

But the other thing...

- Help me out. - Don't get...

A girlfriend.

Involved.

- Right? - Things happen to people.

- Let's get in and out. - Don't make it personal.

- Let's go. - It's a lot of money.

It's a lot of money.

They have, like, six gifts.

How am I gonna choose one?

That's kind of sad.

What if we just leave?

- Let's go. - We should just...

Stop with the softy stuff.

- Come on. - We can't screw this up.

- Just pick one, please. - Okay.

- Okay. - Just come on.

Found it.

Oh.

- Oh. - This is it.

Oh, that's pretty.

I like the bow on this one.

Yeah, it's perfectly wrapped.

Did you hear that?

Yes.

- Go that way. - Let's go.

- Okay. - Let's go.

Ooh, pizza.

Boogie!

Come on.

Everyone's in such a rush this time of year.

Let's just go inside.

Hold on.

It's the most wonderful time of the year.

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Too much time on your hands.

Merry Christmas!

To you too.

Grown-ups.

Why do I always get the salty ones, guys?

Come on.

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Read this.

I saved up my allowance to buy you this angel.

I asked her for a miracle to take your...

to take your cancer away.

Your loving son, Henry.

See?

Told you we should have left.

Tough lesson for a kid to learn.

Angels don't cure cancer.

No miracle for my brother.

Yeah, well, he's my dad, too, so...

you can still believe in miracles.

It was just his time.

It was...

it was a new plan for him.

Gotta believe in something, man.

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What are you doing?

What are you doing here?

- Newsflash. - I don't get the kids until tomorrow.

It's your night, remember?

The little something you signed up for called joint burning?

Mm.

I'm assuming you still want to be a mother.

If so, maybe you could just let us in?

Mommy, what's happened to your face?

You look like a witch.

She looks like the Grinch.

I mean, green.

It suits you.

You look green.

George, I have had quite enough of your wise-ass

ssssssssleepers.

Here's the thing, guys.

When Daddy and I got married, we decided

that we wanted to learn everything about each other.

And then once we did understand everything,

we decided, um, that we didn't, uh, like each other anymore.

So, what happens now?

Divorce?

Now, we want to focus on understanding you guys.

Does that mean you won't like us anymore either?

No!

Sweetheart, no, no.

We just, we want you guys to be happy, okay?

Even though we are not happy together, Daddy and I.

But we're still happy with you guys.

Don't you forget it.

Like you forgot that we were coming over tonight?

You guys know that this is the busiest time

of year for me, okay?

I am trying my best to solve very difficult problems all by myself.

I mean, I'm trying to beat last year's numbers

with just a few weeks left in this year.

And really what I need, I'll tell you this,

is 36 hours in a day.

Yep, we get it, Mom.

We get told every year, Merry Christmas to us.

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I-I was gonna save this as a surprise, but I might

as well tell you guys, um...

the reason why I got these days mixed up,

um, is because I've been working on...

big surprise for you guys.

Okay, so what is it?

Is it a present?

I can't tell you.

That would ruin the surprise.

Oh, Mommy, I love surprises.

And presents, too.

I wouldn't get your hopes up.

The last time you got a present was during Mom's baby shower.

That's not true, Stuart.

That's not true.

You know what is true?

We are hungry, right?

So let's enjoy these delicious leftovers

before they go bad.

Before they go bad?

You get your sarcasm from your father.

Very charming.

Morning!

Um, so Market News wants to do their pre-earnings exclusive interview

with you, um, at around 1.30.

Uh, no, no, no.

- No, no. - That's going to be too late.

- I told them noon. - I have my kids today, Brooke.

What am I going to do with them?

Stuff them in an attic?

Okay, I will let them know.

What, that I put my kids in an attic?

Ah, tempting.

I don't put my kids in an attic.

This is ridiculous.

I'm supposed to be running a company here,

but I guess that means I can't have kids,

and I can't have a life, and I can't have friends.

I can't even have Christmas.

Uh, no offense, Mrs. Harrington, but I thought that you didn't like Christmas.

It's fine.

You know what?

I'll just figure it out by myself, like I always do.

Um, speaking of friends, Jennifer called.

Okay, don't forget I need the financials

on my desk by 1 o'clock.

Where is Vance?

Get with the program, people!

Hey, I see you are handling her, Kyle.

Ugh!

You guys, can you please bring me a cup

of coffee that doesn't have a garden growing in it?

I got it.

Uh, well, you told us not to touch your desk.

We were just following instructions.

Okay, okay, thank you.

Thank you.

Okay, well, here's your schedule.

It's pretty tight, so there's no room for error.

Who thought it would be a good idea to book

meetings every 15 minutes this time of year?

Uh, I'm pretty sure you did.

- What? - No, no, no, no.

I would not book a meeting to bring on a brand-new client

knowing I have my kids tonight.

- Come on! - Well, if you remember,

you were still married then, and your husband

usually stays home with the kids.

Brooke, technically, I am still married.

Okay.

You know what?

I don't mean to overstep my boundaries,

but I used to love my job.

Here we go.

And lately, it just plain sucks.

Like, I literally cringe getting out of bed Monday through Friday.

And I totally understand, like, being a

single mother is very tough, because I had one.

But I'm not the reason why your life is a disaster.

I only work for you.

I'm not the one that has made all of the decisions

that have led you up to this place, even

though I'm the one that gets the brunt of your

bad choices every single day.

Well, I'm not holding it together for you anymore.

Look, I really, really like you.

You're my mentor.

But everyone around you here is bleeding

from walking on pins and needles.

God forbid that anybody smiles or enjoys their

life or loves here and there, because you will literally breathe

fire on them because you hate yours!

Wow

Thank you for sharing.

I do not hate my life.

But I am ready for my first meeting, so you

better get going, because I wouldn't want you

to be torched by standing too close to me.

I am getting a Christmas tree for the office.

Good for you.

Why don't you just stand in the corner?

Because you're dressed like one.

I will take that as a compliment.

I don't know what this was, but you're up in a few minutes, all right?

So if you could just get it together?

Yeah?

Okay.

Oh, jeez.

Oh, hey Jen.

Listen, I have meetings literally all day.

Can we connect after the holidays?

Oh, uh, well, I'll be having surgery.

Ooh, I gotta run.

Well, enjoy your holiday nip-tuck.

Well, uh, not exactly.

Okay.

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Mom, I'm home!

Mom's not home yet.

She forgot it was a half day again.

I miss Grandma Joy.

Me too.

When she winked, I knew everything would be okay.

She's still around.

We just can't see her right now.

Huh.

Please pick up.

- Please pick up. - I need those reports by 1 o'clock.

Where are you?

- Ah! - There you are.

Any luck?

Well, despite you insulting me, I'm on it.

Thank you.

Hey, baby, Mommy's gonna be on TV really soon.

- Really? - Can we watch?

- Of course you can watch. - Hey, hey.

When I tug at my ear, that means I'm thinking of you.

- Okay? - Okay.

Bye.

Mommy's going to be on TV.

That's one way to see her.

Thank you.

Yes, here it is.

Quietly, please.

Going live in five, four, three...

- Good afternoon. - We are here

now with Connie Harrington, the president

of Luxury Parcel Express...

To discuss pre-earnings guidance.

It is always such a pleasure to be with you,

Melanie, and to share our success with our shareholders.

Connie, people want to know, what is your

strategy dealing with the growing concern over package thefts?

Yeah, it is just an outrageous dilemma.

But our customers can now sign up with ring

homes that alert them 30 minutes prior to drop-off.

Oh, fantastic.

Beating the burglars at their own game.

Thank you.

Yeah, it's really just one of our many new

- the-art technologies that I've developed,

along with our board members this past year.

Oh, well, you have set the bar very high.

Who are your emerging competitors in the industry right now?

You know, we're seeing a surge in boutique

shipping companies, but we currently don't see them as a threat.

In fact, we often reach out to companies

that aspire to be as great as us and partner with them.

How so?

Look, we were once that small company striving

to grow, and with very strategic markers

and acquisitions under my guidance, I'm very excited

to announce that our revenues and net incomes

have quadrupled.

And where do you see Luxury Express trending

in the next 12 to 14 months?

That's a very good question and an exciting one

because I literally just got these numbers

in, if you would bear with me.

And... good.

So it looks like we are beginning a future

of a major long-term downtrend in our net

income due to upper mismanagement that will...

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Harsh, but okay.

I guess she has to learn her lesson.

that will likely end in bankruptcy.

Did I hear you say bankruptcy?

Did you?

You did.

Guys, I did say that because that's what

the report says.

But that is...

that is not true.

I know for a fact that we're actually right

on track to beat our numbers from last year,

so this is confusing me.

I don't know.

Disregard that, please.

Mrs. Harrington, I-I believe you just said you were starting

a long-term downtrend that's going to lead to bankruptcy.

No, I heard that, too, coming from my mouth,

because I said that because that's what I read.

But I strongly disagree, uh, with that statement.

So, uh, I know, let's...

Sorry, can we cut that part out?

And then, um, let's start over.

Uh, back to one, everyone, from the top.

Can we do that?

Uh, we're actually on live TV.

We're on live.

Okay, well, uh, what I said was false, so if you are seeing this, just don't believe it.

And then cut, cut, cut.

Oh, my.

Connie, are you okay?

Am I okay?

Do I look okay?

No.

- No. - That was not real.

This is happening.

This was false information.

Are you saying you were unaware that your

company was getting ready to default?

That is exactly what I am not saying.

I am not saying that because that's not true.

What I am saying is that because of my sacrifices,

I forged us into the third most successful shipping

company in California, and that's pretty good.

So I am not okay.

But Luxury Parcel Express is okay.

It is okay.

Okay?

I'm sorry.

My kids are home.

My kids are home alone, and they're waiting

for me like they always are.

I'm reporting fake news.

I'm reporting the fake, the fake, fake news,

and I should be home with them, and my husband left me.

He just up and left me because all I do is I work,

and I work, and I work, work, work, work, work.

Christmas is in, what, a week?

I can't have a trio.

I don't have presents ready, let alone deliver,

because I'm too busy trying to make sure

everyone else's Christmas is okay, and I have done

deadly squat for the people that I love most.

Well, Connie, it's really been a pleasure,

but not really.

Did Daddy really leave Mommy because she has a job?

Not sure, but at least we know why we never have a Christmas trio.

Well, no more free lunches from Connie.

Yeah, she might want to hurry up and find

a new husband pronto.

Brooke, we should probably set an emergency

board meeting for tomorrow morning.

Yeah.

She looks like she's losing it.

I can't do this anymore.

I'm so sorry.

Dad, how can I help?

I got it.

You could help by picking up your crutches.

- I'm so sorry. - It's all my fault.

Um, do you want a cider, Jen, or...

Do I look like I'm in the mood for apple cider?

Well, we've been waiting for you.

Someone's got to work around here.

Unless you want to turn in your credit cards.

Jen, it's Christmas.

Every day is Christmas for you and the kids.

Where's my Christmas?

Dad, I got this for you with my babysitting money.

At least someone works around here.

Go on, open it.

How much were these?

Oh, the outfits?

Mom got them.

Yeah, I bet she did.

With my hard-earned money!

How could you?!

- Go! - Up and play!

Mom?

No, no, no!

Wait!

Goodbye.

I need help.

Excuse me, aren't you that woman that knocked me over at the country club?

Yes, I think.

And now you're watering the plants in my office.

Are you stalking me?

Kind of.

Why?

Who are you?

Well, that's kind of hard to explain, but I can assure you

that I'm doing my job.

Your job?

And what might that be, to follow me around?

Well, kind of, but you're all over the place.

You're making my job really hard.

I knew it!

I knew it!

George hired you, didn't he?

Well, you can take that flower can of yours

and shove it right up your little...

Connie, I'm here for you, not George.

You see, you're the one who asked for my services.

What are you talking about?

I never asked you for anything.

Oh.

Oh, you're crazy.

I used to be like you once, rushing around,

not really understanding what matters.

What are you talking about?

You don't even know me.

And you know what? If you don't get out of here

right now, I'm gonna call the cops.

You know, Connie...

Swimming up a waterfall doesn't really drown to where you're past.

But when you're ready for me, I'll be here.

Oh, schlitzky whiskers.

I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean to get in your way, Mrs. Harrington.

That's right.

I have bigger problems than you, my friend.

Merry Christmas.

I've got to be kidding you.

Connie, it's Dad.

I know it's been a while, but can I miss you?

Please call me back.

A while?

How about a lifetime?

Sorry

Getting married, huh?

Good luck.

Okay, Dad.

Yeah, no, that's great.

Oh, of course.

Ow!

Ah ha ha!

What are you looking at?

Just focus to find puppy.

Excuse me, miss.

I hate to pry, but it seems like you're on a mission.

Yeah, yeah, I guess you could say that.

I thought it would be a good idea to get my kids a puppy.

And, uh, well, I'm going to be disappointing them

again, like I always do.

Oh, so it looks like somebody is going to be in the doghouse tonight.

Well, it's right where I belong.

Come on, it was just a joke.

Listen, I'm the joke.

Know what, I was at the top of my game,

the top of my game, and now I'm just.

Miserable.

If you ask me, you seem like a nice person.

I do?

Oh, no.

Oh, no, I'm not, Santa Claus.

My heart is full of coal.

I'm just...

I'm just completely exhausted from trying

to live my chaotic life, trying to impress everybody.

God, I don't even have time to take care of my own kids.

Top it off, I hate Christmas.

Who hates Christmas?

Come on.

We get derailed sometimes.

But that's okay.

You know, the journey is finding your way back.

At the end of the day, that's all that matters.

I don't even know where to begin.

I'm such a despicable human.

At least you know how awful that you are

and that's half the battle

I used to play pro ball, right?

You did?

And look at you now.

Working the Santa circuit on the streets, collecting money.

I know, I know.

But surprisingly, it brings me joy.

You know, helping people help others.

I remember like it was just yesterday.

Oh!

I was living the dream.

I became a multimillionaire overnight.

I started my own family.

Then three years later, he was on the way

home from winning the final playoff game.

We were going to be the world super champions!

And in an instant, I lost my career, or worse,

I lost my family to a drunk driver that was texting

the runners off the road.

♪

I went to a dark place, I was mad at the world,

I was mad at life, it wasn't fair.

How did you...

How did you come back?

For my family.

They were rooting for me.

Nah, they were around.

I wanted to honor them so they could be

proud of me for the time and the love that I shared with them.

Look at you.

...completely opening yourself up to a stranger.

You know, I found out that a journey...

...should be shared.

That's why we go through.

Maybe for you you're extraordinary.

I'm just me.

I don't have any idea how to fix

You need to find something that enriches your heart.

Now, I'm no sidekick, but I think your kids

might be a great way to start.

You're right.

Yes.

Yes, yes,-I-I was gonna get them a puppy.

Right?

A cute little puppy.

Oh wait, I got an idea.

Come on.

♪

Yes, here we go.

You know, I think he might be the one to help.

Excuse me, do you have any cute, innocent puppies?

Not this time of year.

They're all at the pet store.

Everybody wants them when they're young

and trainable, but the best pups are the ones

that appreciate you.

Okay, well, what about a dog that is quiet

and smart and knows where to potty?

Think of this as, like, an emergency fix.

You take home, and then you train later.

Well, we did get this one dog in today.

Her name is Charlotte, and she has this

big, beautiful personality.

Mm-hmm.

She's down this way.

Wow, she certainly is big, all right.

Yeah, her owner lost his job, and his kids

and wife had to move in with his folks.

Poor Charlotte here didn't get invited.

So she's been pretty depressed.

She lost everything, and now she's picking up the pieces.

Well, that's one thing we already have in common, girl.

Heh-heh.

I think she'll fit right in.

And, uh, I'll take her.

You again?

Jiminy Christmas.

How did I not recognize you?

Don't you ever give up?

I can't take no for an answer.

An angel's work is never finished.

Even when we're not appreciated.

Um...

I am so sorry.

Going back.

An angel?

An angel?

The last time I saw an angel, it was flying

off of a Christmas tree into a pile of broken

Christmas ornaments.

An angel.

Can't you fly away?

Where are your wings?

Oh, wait, wait.

I think I hear a harp.

I suppose you're going to take credit for this, too?

Okay, okay, okay, okay, you know what?

You could have mentioned that you were an angel

when you ran into me trying to rummage through my

purse, for goodness sakes.

All right, we get it, it's snowing.

What about today?

I really could have used you today, angel,

when my life was pretty much over until Santa came.

Your life?

You had a pulse.

I had everything.

Oh, did you really now?

Do you really have to lose everything to realize

that you've been stuck within your mind's

prison to escape the past?

What are you talking about?

Time is a gift.

You have to choose how you use it more wisely.

Did she get that from you, bumper sticker?

Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay, ladies.

I think we should be on our way.

Yeah, yeah, I think that's a pretty good idea,

because I got to get home, and she obviously has

to fly back up in the clouds and make a miracle happen or something.

See, that's the problem.

Miracles happen every day.

But if you're always angry, you won't ever be

able to recognize them.

Do you really think that Santa just popped

into your life with all the answers?

If you don't find forgiveness for your father,

you will always be a victim.

What do you know about my father?

He left us.

Well, just because he couldn't face his

problems doesn't mean that you have to let that define you.

Your addiction to work is no different than his addiction.

You have to be able to realize what is relevant in this world.

Relevant.

Relevant?

You're what's keeping me from being relevant,

and I am competent, and I am happy.

She's not really an angel, is she?

Are you an angel too?

You can say that I'm an earth angel.

Ready to help?

I got you.

Let's go, Charlotte.

I think I got your name.

It's Rex.

Connie.

Connie, promise me something.

Oh, you know what?

- Yes. - I am sorry.

I will never walk by one of you guys again

without giving a donation.

Well, that's not exactly what I was talking

about, but your life can change in a mere second.

Promise me that you embrace every single moment.

I don't know how I can repay you.

I do.

Shine your light where someone else can't see.

Thanks, Rex.

Thank you.

I'll need it.

All right, girl.

Ready to go home?

Oh, this is gonna be big.

All righty.

Now I'm gonna just...

One, two, three.

Ellie!

- Ooh! - Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Um, don't worry.

I actually can't see well at night anyways.

What I meant to say is I have my eyes on you.

Okay, well, uh...

We can do this.

Ready?

Oh!

That was good!

What a good girl!

Yeah!

Oh!

What a good girl!

It's quite obvious that Mrs. Harrington

doesn't have the ability to perform under pressure

or the stamina to continue to lead this organization.

While we're under investigation, neither

of you are gonna run this company.

I move that we request that Mrs. Harrington

take some much-needed time off.

Her track record is unimpeachable, and I'm

sure there's a perfectly good reason.

There's such peculiar behavior.

What I find peculiar is the false information

that Mr. Jordan provided me just minutes

before the news interview.

I didn't provide you with any information.

- I understand. - I wasn't even there.

It's my understanding that it started from your desk.

Brooke?

Yes, sir. He prepared it,

and I only removed it from his desk.

She did.

- I saw her. - You know what?

I don't care where the information came from.

All I care about is damage control and finding

out what actions this company's gonna take

to make sure it never happens again.

10 years.

10 years.

I spent literally every waking minute dedicated to my work.

We have evolved this company into the greatest shipping

company in California, but...

But it wasn't until yesterday that it even dawned

on me that the greatest gift that we have is...

time.

You can't order it.

You can't ship it.

You can't have it reproduced.

And once it's gone, it's...

It's just gone forever

What do you say?

If you need to fire me, go ahead.

That's my fate.

The truth will always reveal itself.

All I know is right now, I'm gonna get a Christmas tree with my kids.

But then I'm getting a Christmas tree.

Connie hasn't taken a single vacation since she started here.

In the interim, I'm gonna voluntarily step back

in until this all gets resolved.

That's nonsense.

I didn't do anything wrong.

I should be stepping up.

That's enough, Mr. Jordan.

Too much?

No.

No, listen, I've had the crap beat out of me

all week, so why stop now?

You had another rough one, huh?

I have no idea.

Oh, my gosh.

Anna, there's a fire in your building.

- You should go. - What?

What are you talking about?

It's on the news.

The scene is near total devastation.

Residents are being evacuated to the Garvin community...

My kids.

I wanted to tell you right away.

I gotta go.

I'll take you.

I'll take you, Anna.

- Come on. - Thank you.

Stay in the car and move forward, please.

What?

Her kids are in there.

- Don't worry. - We'll find them, OK?

Come with me.

Please help.

It's going to be OK.

- OK? - Go ahead.

Follow me, follow me.

- This way. - OK?

What about?

Anna?

- Anna? - Oh, my God.

My baby.

What happened?

What happened?

We lost everything.

Even your guitar.

It was so scary.

We didn't know where to go.

Don't worry.

We have everything we need right here, OK?

Come on.

I'm sorry that I'm asking you not to work

while we're on vacation.

- No, no, no, no. - I love the outdoors and the tropics.

- Yeah, well, you're dressed for it. - It's just

that I have a limited amount of time, and I need

to answer just two e-mails very, very quickly.

Honey, we already have everything that we need.

We have our health, we have amazing children,

we have a beautiful house.

I'm sorry, but you don't understand.

You're right, I don't.

We're so blessed, but it's never enough.

But you didn't live my life, George.

- No, I didn't. - So that's not fair.

How long are you gonna let your father and one

bad Christmas ruin our family?

It was never the same after that, okay?

Honey, no one's life ever stays the same.

Living is...

- it's a verb. - It's an action

word, because we evolve day to day.

I'm sorry that your childhood wasn't perfect

growing up, but it is now.

You just refuse to participate.

Many people from the fire were lost without a home

during this holiday season.

The neighborhoods are a dark resemblance

to those of just a few days ago.

If anyone can offer shelter, food, clothing,

or warm meal, they are taking donations

at the Garden Community Center.

Shine the light where others can't see.

♪

♪

Jackpot!

Get

up here, man.

Holy cow.

Just because it's a big house doesn't mean it has big presents.

- Look at our ranch. - It's huge.

We don't have a dime.

ADT.

- ADT. - These guys are everywhere.

Forget it.

- They're good. - Let's go.

Okay, let's do it.

- Bag. - Bag!

Wait, you're telling me you rescued a dog?

I did.

I feel like she saved my life.

I feel like I can breathe again.

Oh, and I'm having a Christmas party.

What?

Seriously?

But you're the anti-Christmas Connie.

Excuse me?

We all call you that.

Ever since everything in my life just fell apart,

I feel...

relieved.

How are the kids?

It's gonna take a lot of time to regain their trust.

I'd work hard at that.

Well, we do love working.

How's George taking all this?

Oh, he thinks I've gone crazy.

He's probably happier than ever that I left.

No, come on.

You know he loves you.

So, can you come to the party?

It's the eve of Christmas Eve.

Christmas Eve?

Shoot, I'm gonna be out of town for Christmas.

Oh, Amanda!

I'm so bummed.

- Me too. - It's gonna be so much fun.

- Yeah. - I'm so proud of you.

Thank you.

Oh, hello, ladies.

Connie, I absolutely loved your outfit when you had your

little hissy fit on TV.

I thought you loved your job.

I guess things aren't always what they appear to be.

All right, bye now.

- See you. - It's so good to see you.

Always. Bye, ladies.

Bye.

Please tell me you're not inviting them.

No.

It's actually for the families who lost their home in the fire.

Wow.

Well, you decided to make a change.

I guess you could haul out.

Full steam ahead.

At least hopefully this time it's in the right direction.

I think so.

Man, these people sure eat a lot.

They must be having a party.

Come on, let's dine and dash.

- Let's get some stuff for them. - I don't know what to take.

Mmm.

Did you hear that?

Charlie, quickly, bring in the pigs in the blanket

and the snickerdoodles.

We want the home to smell delightful when the guests arrive.

Hello?

Is anybody here?

♪

Seriously?

Your first tree?

It is.

Yeah, I guess being fired or whatever it is isn't so bad.

I'm so happy you're here.

A tree, a present, a dog?

No.

Is there someone inhabiting your body?

George, you always make me laugh.

I will give you that.

We have a lot to do tonight, so bye.

Are you sure you don't want me to sleep?

Yeah, I don't want to confuse the kids.

Bye, George.

We got to get out of here.

All right.

As soon as everyone leaves, we're gonna

bolt through that front door before that furry beast finds us.

Excuse me.

Thank you.

♪

Philip, you made it.

- Hey, honey. - Merry Christmas.

Have a great Christmas.

I'm glad to see that it's not too bruise-y tonight.

Ah, Philip, okay.

Well, thank you for the invitation.

Actually, I didn't have any family in town,

so this is great.

All right, well, make yourself at home, and I'm so happy you're here.

Wait, wait, wait.

I've been here before.

This is the lady I was telling you about, the Grinch.

Seriously, what did I do to deserve this?

Honestly, I'd rather be puttin' out a fire.

Come on, we just have to show up and look good.

Yeah, I've been there, done that.

Hey, I get it, but don't worry.

She's all bark, no bite.

It's gonna be okay.

After you.

Thank you.

That's what you're there for.

- Okay. - Huh?

I mean, I don't know.

Also, you guys are great.

Looks like it's gonna be a while.

I think I'm gonna get a little nap in.

Oh.

Bill, I'm so glad you could make it.

Thank you so much for having us.

Absolutely.

And who is this fine young man?

Sir?

Henry.

Hello, Henry.

This is my mommy.

Jennifer.

How do you know Bill?

Wait a second, you know Jennifer?

How do we not know this?

What?

- What? - You guys are married.

I am married to Bill.

Henry, I didn't know you'd be here.

You live here?

Okay, I'm just...

I'm so confused.

Somebody told me, Bill, that your wife had a brain tumor.

I...

I do.

I've been trying to tell you.

How do you stay so positive?

I know I'm surrounded with love.

There must be, like, a million people here.

It's my first holiday party.

Ha!

♪

Not very many people invite strangers into their home.

Well, had this happened a year ago, I probably would

have been too busy to even notice.

Yeah, she didn't even have time for me.

And I'm her only daughter.

You're silly.

Okay, listen.

A wise old soul told me to shine your light

where no one else can see.

And once I started to share everyone's story,

everyone wanted to follow me.

Okay, kids, here is the deal.

Connie is gonna start passing presents to you,

and I need everybody to pass the present

around to your left.

We're gonna keep passing the gifts around

while we sing a Christmas carol.

And when I stop singing, you get to keep

the gift that's in your hands.

Ready?

- I don't know. - Are you guys ready?

Yeah!

Are you guys ready?

They sound ready.

All right, here we go.

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

Hey!

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

Dashing through the snow in a one-horse open sleigh.

I think we need two more presents.

That's all we have.

That's all we have?

I counted them perfectly.

When I put them right under the tree, I counted exactly

so that everybody would get one.

Skip.

- What? - Don't.

All right.

I'm ruining Christmas all over again.

You know what?

I'm sure that Sansa just misplaced them.

We'll find them.

Yeah!

Don't you worry.

We're gonna get caught.

- Let's get... - Why don't we just...

Why don't we just throw out the presents

and leave them out there and they'll find them?

Freaking belly busters.

- We can't do that. - They will find us.

I don't care.

Did you see the kids' faces?

They're so sad.

Look, I'll just throw it out when they're not looking.

- Listen, listen, listen. - I would rather be

in a pickle than be in handcuffs.

Just stick with the plan.

Plan.

Hey, don't freak out, but we have one more gift

left and a few more guests.

We're short.

That's it?

- Yeah, this is it. - I think a few fell off the sleigh.

Come on.

I just wanted everyone to be happy.

Come on.

Look at them.

They are happy.

Come on.

Excuse me.

This isn't fair, you know it.

It's not right, we're being selfish.

Throw it out there.

No, I can throw it out there.

We're stealing Christmas.

Stealing Christmas.

Thank you for the invitation.

We're going back to the shelter.

Please, can we stay, Mom?

It's so fun here.

Yeah, please.

Oh, please don't leave.

We'll find something, I promise.

Mom?

It's not about the gift, sweetie.

Hey, if it's not about the gifts, then what's it about?

We're simply no one else's responsibility.

We make do.

Anna.

Come on, let's go.

I'm gonna think of something.

Bookie, this is how people like us survive,

by doing stuff like this.

- Yeah? - Well, I don't want to be like us

for stealing Christmas from people.

Stealing this is our work.

We weren't supposed to be here in the first place.

What difference does it make?

Then you wouldn't be feeling the way that you feel right now.

You're all, like, struggling and guilty and stuff.

It's like going to a slaughterhouse when they're gonna

slaughter the cows.

It's probably best not knowing what it looks

like or even being there for it.

Okay, so it's okay if we just look the other way?

No, I mean, when you put it that way, it's just,

yeah, but we have a cause.

- It's not right. - We have the ranch.

We don't even want the ranch.

We're saving the ranch!

I just wanted to say thanks for jumping

in earlier there with the kids and the present passing disaster.

Come on, anything for the kids.

By the way, I heard you were a fireman.

Is that a rumor?

No, that's my job.

That's why I was going house to house Christmas caroling.

It makes sense now.

You're incognito.

I couldn't tell you were a fireman.

I wouldn't have slammed the door and the fireman's...

But you did, yeah.

I gotta say, this whole thing has been, um...

pretty surprising, based on our first encounter.

Right.

Sorry.

Anyway, forgive?

Forgiven.

It's really nice to see you in a new light today.

Thanks.

Say I'm the fireman.

Well, thanks for having me.

And, uh, hey, stay out of trouble, okay?

You know, when I was a kid you were my hero.

I wanted, I wanted to be like you.

Uh-uh, not anymore.

I don't want to think like you, I don't

want to act like you, I don't want to smell

like you, and I definitely don't want to be

like you ever.

Just goes to show.

Stop it!

- Give it up! - Give it up!

Give it up!

Shh!

Hi.

Honey, thank you so much for having us.

This was exactly what we needed before Jen's surgery.

Really?

- Yeah. - I just have to say, Jen, I...

I remember when your mom passed.

It was right before Christmas.

Yeah.

And, uh, you were handling this so well.

Thank you.

I didn't even know till tonight.

It's on me. I just got too caught up and...

Hey, it's totally okay.

But if there's anything that I can do, you know,

for you or Henry or...

That's really sweet.

Thank you.

Merry Christmas.

- Merry Christmas. - Merry Christmas.

Are you biting me?

- No, you don't. - Just quiet.

Quiet.

You're not my hero.

Give me the presents.

The kids get the gifts.

- Stop. - The kids get the gifts.

- Stop. - I don't understand.

Why didn't you tell Connie?

She was just so busy

You know I'm a silent warrior.

This is just a little bump in the road, you'll see.

All right, time for bed

Party's over!

Oh wow you guys we did it!

Somehow we did it!

I think I want to go change.

If you guys start to clean up I'll let you open a present early.

That worked.

Skip, we got to get out of here.

All right, let's get out of here.

Okay, hold on.

Let's make a run for it right now.

Right now, let's make a run for it.

Shh, hey.

We leave the gifts.

We leave the gifts.

Are you drinking the Kool-Aid or something?

We're not leaving the gifts.

Let's just make a run right now.

No, we have to leave the gifts.

I'm not going anywhere if we don't leave the presents.

Bad karma.

All right, guys, come on, help me clear the table.

Okay.

Yes.

Okay, kid, finally.

You're stubborn just like your dad.

At least we'll be homeless together Stop smiling

I think Charlotte was trying to say Merry Christmas.

Oh, right.

Ah!

Who are you?

Um, uh, we're here for the party.

- Party time. - Yeah?

Well, what are you doing under my table?

Um, cleaning up.

- Picking things up. - Because you've done so much already.

How long have you been under here?

A long time.

Just got here.

Okay, well, the party's over now.

- It's over? - It's over?

Oh, we can go home then.

We're just going to scoot on.

Thank you.

It was a great party.

Where are they?

All right, well.

- Okay. - Hello.

Hi.

I don't remember you.

Oh, I don't leave a very big impression on people.

I guess my ex-wife used to say that.

- All the time. - She wasn't nice to me.

I didn't like her very much either.

I see a present literally sticking out of your jacket.

Oh.

- Uh. - Ah, look.

There it is.

We were looking for this.

- You were looking for this? - Put it away.

- Back. - Under the tree.

I'll just put it under the tree.

- Okay. - We'll go now.

It's one of the kids' gifts, Mom.

I recognize the purple bow.

Oh.

- Interesting. - Look, I can explain.

- Do. - So we were coming for a bit.

And then all these people, they came.

- Mm-hmm. - And we didn't know.

We had nowhere to go.

So we just kind of under the table.

- Hung out there. - Mom, are you buying this hogwash?

Uh.

- Do it. - Do it, do it, do it, do it, do it.

- Please do it. - Okay, okay, okay, okay, good.

We were going to take your presents and sell them.

- What? - We have to pay a lot of money.

- Big money. - Do you know how

that made those children that walked out of here

with no presents feel?

Oh, yes.

Look, I didn't know that taking something

that someone never had was so awful.

I'll tell you what's awful.

You took away my joy of giving them what they needed.

You took away their joy of feeling grateful

for what they received.

You took away the whole experience of giving

and receiving and appreciation and sharing.

The whole thing, you took it.

But Christmas isn't just about the presents, all right?

- Yeah, really? - That's not what she was talking about.

Christmas finally brought me joy again.

And you guys just tried to steal that, too.

See?

Not only were we stealing presents, we were stealing joy.

Especially hers.

You just better be glad that I'm nice now.

And that things all worked out.

Come on.

Well, almost.

We're almost all good.

Wait.

You didn't do this to anyone else, did you?

We stole a lot of joy.

A lot of joy.

Sorry.

Ah

This is, uh, it's all the gifts that we...

- Holy buckets! - Yeah, yeah, it's a lot.

You mean holy presents.

It's like the North Pole in here.

I recognize this wrapping paper.

You guys stole luxury partial express packages, too?

Uh, maybe, maybe.

Why are their addresses posted to each and every one?

Oh, well, those, that way we knew what houses

to go to next year.

Malcolm Avenue?

Do you know who this belongs to?

A little boy whose mother happens to be battling

brain cancer.

Do you have any idea how that poor little child's

face will look when he discovers that his

present isn't under the tree Christmas morning?

Shame, shame, shame.

We got to get these presents back, like, now, tonight!

I know, I know, I know, I know, but it took

months to do this.

I mean, it's impossible.

Plus, what about the ranch?

What about the ranch?

Maybe if you had faith in the universe,

you wouldn't try to destroy everyone else's.

Google Santa's number.

I'm sure he'd help.

Oh, Stella, I don't want to say this, but I think I'm going to have to.

We have to save Christmas.

How?

With a miracle.

Hey!

Oh!

Santa, right!

Perfect timing!

I heard we found a few missing presents, too.

Indeed we did.

You can look it around.

They all have notes, apparently, with addresses

where they came from.

And they're going to get delivered tonight,

so let's pack them up, boys, and put them

in the truck because they're going home tonight.

- Tonight! - Yes, ma'am, right now.

- Right tonight. - Tonight!

Let's go, guys!

I'll get these ones over here.

These are the big ones.

♪

Hey, I came to pick up the kids.

The lights are on, but no one's home.

Is everything all right?

Yes, everything is fine.

We're just kind of in the middle of something

really big right now.

Big like your new dog?

- Well... - What's going on with you lately?

Too much time off?

George, listen, I...

I want to tell you, I, um...

I think my heart got misguided over time.

And anyway, I...

I'm just pointing some other people in the

right direction now, and...

Anyway, I got some presents that need to be delivered.

Like yesterday.

Like a lot of presents.

And if I could just please have the kids

tonight, I promise I'll get them back to you by Christmas Eve.

Okay.

I'll only agree if you'll agree to treat me

to some of your apple cider.

Deal?

Thanks, George.

Mommy, will you open your present tonight?

You're my impatient little star.

Addie, what do you think?

Okay, okay.

Only if you promise you have to wait till Christmas.

Deal?

Deal.

Okay.

Good job.

Come on, guys.

We have to hurry.

Nice work.

Okay, we've got 5th Street to 10th Street

north of Beverly Road.

- Okay. - Connie said this is

a very special VIP package.

Really?

- How so? - Apparently, Boogie

and Skip said there was a little miracle on the inside.

Okay.

It's in good hands.

Good to go.

All right next man up

Yes, we did it!

We saved Christmas.

What?

It's missing.

Hmm?

It's gone.

Look.

It was right here.

That can't be it.

Dad, I found it.

It's over here.

♪

Hey.

I know you're not gonna miss this place like I will.

Well, I never wanted to be a rancher.

But I won't miss the sunrises.

Birds waking me up in the morning.

Dew on the grass.

The light at night.

The stars and the sun.

Animals listening.

That was beautiful.

You should write that into a song.

Yeah.

George.

George.

Voicemail.

Right.

Because it's early.

It's very early.

It's Christmas Eve and...

I just want to tell you about all the stuff

that's been happening and...

And I'm leaving it on your voicemail.

And I miss...

Um, the kids?

And what are you guys gonna do today?

You can text me or Send me a picture of where you're at and I'll guess

Or maybe you're gonna do your own thing

Anyway, I'm gonna run off to this emergency

board meeting that they're calling and I Think I'm

a little scared about that but um later

I'll come to that again.

Armed stay.

You may remember Connie Harrington, president

of Luxury Personal Express, seen here on this

very station having what seems to be an

epic meltdown.

Last night, Mrs. Harrington used the resources

of Luxury Personal Express to return stolen

packages, a Christmas miracle.

Well, we're gathered here for an emergency

meeting on Christmas Eve.

Connie, have something to say?

So, I know that it looks bad, but there were

a lot of presents to deliver, and we didn't want

to ruin Christmas, and, well, we are the

best delivery service in town, so...

So you saved Christmas?

Well, I mean...

I just put the spirit of giving above the consequences.

See, I realized that...

success is...

well...

it's how you make a difference in the world

while navigating your ups and downs.

I mean, it's making someone smile.

It's bringing joy to a lost soul.

Restoring faith to a broken heart.

It's about forgiveness.

And letting the past stay in the past so you can be a...

a bright light for others moving forward.

She finally gets it.

I love my job again.

Well, Brazen, I certainly appreciate your intentions.

You made us look like heroes.

And apparently, our stock was severely shorted right before your interview.

Really?

How?

We had an anonymous tip come from none other

than our new flower-watering attendant.

And after further investigation we found

that Mr. Jordan awarded himself quite the Christmas

bonus by cashing in on the erroneous disclosures

You can't prove that You can't run this company

without me Oh, I think we can and now I think it's

time for you to go with those two gentlemen

from the SEC Yeah, Vance You're going down my man

This isn't over.

Apologize for the trauma, and now, with all humility,

I want to ask you, Connie, to come back

here and help me run this company again.

Really?

Yeah.

On condition, you will be required to take

a minimum of two weeks vacation period.

Okay?

Yeah, and no more office sleepovers.

- Okay. - Deal?

- Yeah. - You sure?

Yes.

Welcome back, honey.

Thank you.

Cue me, girl.

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Hey, Anna?

I'm at the community center.

Can you come meet me?

It's urgent.

Okay.

Anna.

Anna.

This is for you.

What?

All the tips.

I never offered you.

I know I owe you more, but this is a start.

Connie, I can't.

Look, I gotta run.

But check your phone.

I booked you a home on Verbo.

I hope you're ready for a very happy New Year.

Oh.

Oh my God.

She needs our angel

Well, she certainly does.

Thank you.

I love you.

I love you, too.

And these words mean...

That Connie, she's a tough cookie to crack.

And, well, Charlotte, that girl, she ran it in for the touchdown.

I'm glad she gets to stay.

I wish that every day were a holiday.

Well, I guess we should get going.

Uh, not just yet.

I heard somebody might be joining us.

Oh?

Henry, may we wait with you a while?

Please, absolutely.

Pulse is dropping.

What's happening?

What are you doing here?

My job again.

I don't understand.

I think I'm OK now.

Well, I know.

I'm waiting for someone.

Not Jennifer.

No, no, no, you can't take her right now.

Henry needs her.

I never said my job was easy.

I don't make the rules.

Oh, come on, you're an angel.

You can save her, pull something out of your

dress, or do something.

I wish I could save everyone, but the choice isn't mine.

Everyone's journey is different.

It's not fair.

Bye.

Dear...

Dear God...

I don't know how to...

or what to...

I guess I just asked that you please help us right now.

Please heal Jennifer, and please give Henry

and his amazing family the life that they deserve together.

I'm sorry I've been so rotten, and thank you

for helping me back to the past.

Joe's for me.

Amen.

Come on, Jennifer.

Am I dying?

Don't worry.

I'll guard you.

There won't be any more pain.

You seem familiar.

Do I know you?

Are you an angel?

Beautiful Jennifer, I am so proud of you.

You're such a survivor

so resilient and full of grace

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Time of death, 1111.

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Christina, we're on hold.

- Wait. - What?

What?

There's been a new directive.

- What do you mean? - She's not coming home with me?

Jennifer, your life has reflected your compassion-giving heart.

So you've been given a choice.

You get rid of the pain right now, or you can keep

the faith and fight.

So you're saying that I can either give

up and die or stay with Henry and Bill?

There's no promise that the journey will

be easy or guarantee that you'll stay.

It never is easy.

An opportunity like this only comes once in a lifetime.

I want to stay.

I...

They need me to be strong.

I...

I want to go back, please hurry send me back in there.

Okay, there's no chance that you're gonna

remember this But go go now Breathe in your

life again Be with your family

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My dear Christina,

why didn't you tell it don't be sappy

No sorries.

How could I not enjoy every moment of my daughter's future?

To see my daughter live out all her life

moments What more could a mother ask for?

I would never take a minute of her happiness

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She's doing very well.

Everything went wonderful.

She's resting comfortably, and you'll be able to see her shortly.

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I was in love with you.

Come homie, we have a home!

This is amazing.

Okay, I know you lost yours in the fire,

so I hope it's okay.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

No way.

Play something for us.

I can't.

- You can. - Come on.

I haven't played in forever.

Oh, yeah.

You guys want to hear something?

Yeah.

- Yeah. - Okay.

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All right, guys, there you go.

Give me a hug.

I'm gonna miss you, Daddy.

I'm gonna miss you, too.

Goodbye.

Wait, I, uh...

Uh, Connie, these last couple of weeks, you've...

you've changed.

I-I know I probably sound crazy, but...

No, I-I am different.

I know I am.

I don't know how you fell in love with the old wretched me.

But I'm on a mission now.

To be...

I don't know, just to be the real me.

Maybe I've changed, too.

I...

I don't know, seeing you being you...

Makes me want to be better being you.

Let's give this another chance.

We were really good together.

Just good?

Just good.

Exceptionally wonderfully Amazingly off the charts

Magically Magically crude

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Melanie?

Connie!

It's so good to see you smiling again.

I think I found my happy place.

You know what?

If it makes you feel better, I didn't have my tree up here.

I won't tell anybody.

It's our secret.

I'll see you next quarter.

Okay, absolutely.

Merry Christmas.

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