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Brought your shoes.

You look beautiful.

Thank you, sis.

I'm going to go check on the flowers.

OK.

This looks amazing.

Is everything all set like we discussed?

Marcus?

Is everything OK?

Can I-- can I talk to you, Cee Cee?

Becca?

I'm so sorry, Josh.

I love you so much.

It's never been about that.

This just isn't what either of us want.

And I think you know that.

Can we talk about this?

Give me some time.

Bye, Josh.

Oh, Hannah.

Hi.

It's finally your special day, sweetheart.

I am so honored that you're wearing my dress.

I know it's a bit much.

No, no.

It's everything I've dreamed of since I was a kid.

Hi.

Hi, how are the flower arrangements coming?

Um, about that.

What?

Hannah, come on.

We're going to find Marcus, we're going to sit down,

and we're going to have a nice conversation.

Come on, Hannah.

Let us in.

It's cold feet, baby.

It's going to be OK, honey.

OK?

OK?

My fiancee just dumped me through my sister!

It's probably because I made him watch The Sound Of Music,

right?

He hates that movie.

Why did I do that?

Look, you're being ridiculous.

And so is he.

The Sound Of Music is the greatest movie ever.

We need help here, Cecilia.

Go find Pastor Jonathan.

Thank you.

Everybody's here.

Everyone's waiting.

Pastor went to get something.

Hannah, honey, can we--

can we at least get you out of me dress?

Leave me alone!

Have a seat.

Where the heck did you come from?

I've been here the whole time.

Well, I don't recognize you, so I'll assume

you're on the groom's side.

Not that there is a side anymore.

You just go on home.

The wedding's off.

I know that.

I got stood up at the altar.

I just got stood up.

You got stood up?

Do I seem like this is the happiest day of my life?

Wait, you just got stood up?

Like on a date?

Wow.

Yeah.

Right over there.

Just kind of showed up and gave me the ring back.

What did you do?

Why are you assuming this is my fault?

Sorry.

Men aren't exactly at the top of my list at the moment.

Maybe it is my fault. I don't know.

I-- I honestly can't figure out what happened.

Join the club.

So what now?

Well, now I was supposed to be saying I do.

Supposed to be dancing and taking pictures and seeing

all my friends and family.

And the honeymoon.

That's the reward, you know?

I was really looking forward to that.

So go.

On the honeymoon by myself?

Ha, that's sad and pathetic.

I don't think it's sad and pathetic.

I think you got blindsided by somebody

that you loved and trusted.

And going on the honeymoon is just a way

to get some of that power back.

Well, I do still have the tickets on my phone.

There you go.

What are you waiting for?

My mom and sister would think I'm nuts.

Tell your mom and sister that maybe there's something

better out there for you.

Hold on a second.

If I go on my honeymoon alone, then you got to go on yours.

We weren't going to go on a honeymoon.

Maybe that's why she gave back the ring.

A-ha.

I wanted to.

She didn't want to go.

That's settled then.

You go on a random spontaneous honeymoon,

and I'll go on the one I've been planning and organizing

for the last six months.

I wouldn't even know where to go.

Just get on a random plane to anywhere.

That sounds a little--

Crazy pants?

Totally.

But so is me going on a honeymoon destination

without a groom.

OK.

Solo honeymoon.

Solo honeymoon.

Ow.

I'm Josh, by the way.

Josh Wyatt.

I'm Hannah Holt. Enjoy your honeymoon, Josh Wyatt.

Nice to meet you, Hannah Holt. Enjoy yours.

Hey.

It's going to be OK.

OK.

I've been looking forward to this the most.

It's a shame to waste all that sunshine,

not to mention all that money.

Some more presents just arrived.

You're not in your right mind.

Not in my right mind?

I'm totally in my right mind.

In fact, this is the most in my right mind

I've felt in a long while.

That sounded expensive.

It was.

Honey, look, I'm worried that you're

going to get there and realize you made a mistake.

Oh, a mistake?

Like Marcus agreeing to marry me?

Don't say things like that.

He doesn't love me, Mom.

At least not enough to want to marry me.

Maybe you just need to talk to him.

Maybe it really is cold feet.

Oh yeah, maybe all we need is like just a really good phone

call.

Here, watch this.

I'll do it on speaker so you can see.

Hey, this is Marcus.

Leave a message.

He sent me to voicemail.

You know what?

I'm going to Hawaii.

I'll be back in a week.

Say hi to Aunt Bobby for me.

And enjoy the wedding cake.

It was delicious when we tried it.

Oh I'm definitely eating that cake.

Me too.

It's wedding ads, you know?

It's like, what is happily ever after even mean?

Oh my.

mmhmm

Well, well, well.

Fancy meeting you here.

Are you following me?

Nope.

Must be fate.

I'm an actuary so I don't believe in fate.

Well then, how else did we end up on the same flight?

Wait, you booked the very first flight out?

Because that was the deal we made, remember.

First of all, it was Jersey.

Yikes.

But then Hawaii.

Where are you staying?

I have no idea.

I'll call an old family friend who lives on the island

and see if I can get some recommendations from her.

That's all you packed?

Yeah.

I have everything I need.

Wow, you seriously do not want to see the size of my suitcase.

Seriously don't.

Hey!

I can't believe we're both going to Hawaii.

I know, right?

What are the odds we both got stood up on the same day

and went to the same airport and are

flying to the same destination?

Actually, you know what, I can figure that out

if you give me a minute because if you factor

in how many weddings there are in the United States getting

ready--

You sound super fun at parties.

I am.

I'm fun at parties.

Flight to Honolulu is now boarding Groups A and B.

Well?

Now or never.

Oh no, I know.

Hey, think about it this way.

Worst thing that could happen to you kind of already did, right?

Again, actuary.

Well, how about if you're miserable in a few days

you can always go home?

OK.

You know what, sure.

Solo honeymoon it is.

There you go.

Well, Josh, it was very nice to meet you again.

Thank you for the encouragement again.

Enjoy your honeymoon.

Are you following me again?

I'm going to go behind you.

Same flight.

It's weird.

Same flight.

I've got two tickets to paradise

Won't you pack your bags with me tonight.

I've got two tickets to paradise.

I'm Hannah.

Just me.

Oh, OK.

Let me.

Oh no, no.

I got it.

Thank you though.

Are you sure?

Please.

I'm a strong independent woman.

See?

You want to get that--

Watch this.

It's like effortless.

Not a big deal.

Here.

No, I got it.

Thank you.

Aloha?

You know what, I'm sorry.

Can we-- can we just go to the hotel?

Aren't we going to wait for--

No, we're not waiting for anyone.

Where to go.

Ah, cool.

Hi.

Oh, hi.

Welcome to Paradiso Ipo, Oahu's favorite honeymoon destination.

Can I help get you checked in?

I actually am a day early.

I called the reservation desk to try to book an extra night.

OK, let me check.

OK.

I'll take a chaise lounge on the beach

at this point for all I care.

This is nice.

Why do I feel like there's more to this story that

could conflict with the theme of this resort?

You're good.

Can I have your name?

Yes, Hannah.

It's Roberson.

That's with the reservation's under,

but it's actually Holt. It's still Hannah Holt.

Oh, Hannah and Marcus Roberson.

I see you've changed your reservation

and your room is all ready to go.

Oh, good.

Perfect.

The only thing is Marcus isn't going to be here.

He-- he didn't make it.

Oh my.

I am so sorry.

Oh no.

Oh my gosh no.

He's-- he's not dead.

No, he's just not here.

But I'm here.

And I'm Hannah Holt.

We will take good care of you, Ms. Holt. And don't you

worry, trust Kailani.

Thank you.

You have got to be kidding me.

What are the chances?

How on earth did you end up here?

I thought I was going to a resort that specializes

in adventures but I guess not.

Not quite what I had in mind.

So many happy people.

Hannah, Hannah.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait.

The room's not ready.

You said the room is ready.

Well, it's not ready ready.

What is ready ready?

One more than ready.

Kailani, let me in.

Uh.

Charlie, please take the rose petals and welcome basket

and put them in the kitchen.

And burn them.

And burn them.

I'm so sorry.

I'm taking this, Charlie.

And this dessert stuff.

Honey, are you sure you're OK?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm OK, Mom.

You know what, I just miss him.

You still love him.

You know, I don't even know if I know what love is anymore.

Oh, and if that wasn't it, what is?

Well, maybe that's what you need to figure out.

Get some sleep.

Call me tomorrow.

I will.

I love you, Mom.

I love you.

To finding out what love is.

Happy honeymoon, Hannah.

Alice.

Joshy!

What a wonderful surprise.

I knew you'd be up.

Well yeah, you know me.

It's the crack of dawn.

So, to what do I owe the honor of hearing from you?

I'm here.

I'm in Oahu.

Really?

Is Becca with you?

Uh, no.

Oh.

Honey?

Trouble in paradise?

Paradise isn't the problem.

Ooh, curiouser and curiouser.

Well, you want to grab a cup of coffee later on?

I'd love to catch up.

Absolutely.

So where are you staying?

At the Paradiso.

Ipo?

Yeah, it was an accident.

It's quite a story.

Well, lucky for you I love a good story.

I will meet you there a little later this afternoon.

And I will be the one without the spouse attached to my hip.

Yeah, me too.

Bye.

Hello.

Why haven't you called me?

What's happening?

Are you OK?

Cee Cee, I'm in Hawaii.

I'm not hard of hearing.

Fine, did you settle in?

Is it awful?

Should I come?

I am settled in.

And in about 30 minutes I'll be slathered

in sunscreen and ready for a delicious

day of napping on the beach.

I don't like you being alone in a strange place.

The only thing strange is me being here without a husband.

But if anything goes wrong, I can just text Josh.

Josh?

Wait, that guy you met at the park?

He's there too?

I know.

It's funny, right?

At the same resort?

Yes.

Mighty strange coincidence.

What's his last name?

I'm going to do a background check on him.

Hey, I'm fine.

Sad and pathetic amongst the joyful newlyweds of the world,

but I'm fine.

I don't know how you do it, Hannah.

I'd be a swirling mess.

I am a swirling mess, just inside.

It's decided then.

What was decided?

I'm coming to Hawaii.

No.

No, no.

Cee Cee, you don't have to do that.

I'm not letting you spend your honeymoon alone.

OK, that has to be the saddest thing you've ever said to me

but very sweet.

I'll be fine.

I think I--

I need to be alone right now.

I got to figure some stuff out.

Like?

I don't know.

I'll let you know when I figure it out.

Hi.

Oh.

Got it.

Just what I needed.

Thank you, baby.

Absolutely.

Cheers.

Hi there.

Is this seat taken?

Uh, there's just the one.

Don't you need another one for your--

Your husband or your wife?

No, it's just me.

So is your person zip lining or, no, at the spa.

Oh, breakfast buffet?

None of the above.

OK.

OK.

Oh, excuse me, sir.

I'm going to need something fruity

that I won't feel guilty drinking

this early in the morning.

Mango lime mimosa?

Sounds gross.

I'll take it.

I'm Cal.

This is Nick.

Oh, Hannah.

So Hannah, what is your story?

Oh, how much time do you have?

We're on our honeymoon so we only have time.

Is your other half out parasailing or something?

I'm trying to convince Nick to go but he's afraid of heights.

Stop it.

Listen, I am no Superman.

I prefer my feet safe and sound on the ground, OK?

Oh hey, are you two going to any of the activities?

They seem to have them every hour at this place.

I have a few I planned on doing, yeah.

OK, great.

So where is your person?

Hannah!

Hannah!

I've been looking all over for you.

Oh, why?

There's that thing that I wanted to show you.

What thing?

That thing that we talked about?

Oh, we have a thing.

We have a thing.

A thing.

We have a thing, yeah.

Thing.

OK, it was nice to meet you guys.

Enjoy your thing.

Ooh, I'll take that, sir.

Thank you.

Thanks.

I love you.

You're being so nice to me.

I appreciate it.

In an ocean filled with deliriously happy couples,

you're the most relatable.

Coffee?

Oh, yes please.

Can I give you this too?

Thank you.

Two please.

So what have you got planned for the rest of your day?

Anything I can help with?

I have a list.

A list?

I made a list of all the things I

want to do while I'm in Hawaii.

It was everything I was supposed to do

with he who shall not be named.

I put so much planning into this list.

I'm determined to tackle them all.

Hmm, well, it's probably a good distraction and a way

to help you feel like you have some sort of power

over the whole situation.

Yeah, exactly.

Can I see?

Oh, sure.

Here.

There you go.

Oh, well I can help you to learn how to hula.

My aunt teaches the class.

Perfect.

Seriously though, how are you doing?

I'm OK.

Um, you know, I think my confusion about the whole thing

has kind of outweighed the misery.

I just-- I don't get it.

I thought we were in love.

Well, can't you still love someone but still know

that they might not be a match?

You know, my mom said something interesting to me.

She said, I need to figure out what love is

and then maybe I'll be able to figure out what went wrong.

Smart lady.

So what do you think love is?

Hannah.

Josh!

Hi.

You're not wearing a shirt.

Hi, Josh.

Oh.

Sorry.

Kailani.

Nice to meet you.

What have you been up to?

I went for a sunrise surf.

It was super good.

You should definitely try it.

Oh, maybe add surfing lessons to your list.

Your list?

You know, Josh and I got dumped on the same day.

Politely disengaged.

Both of you?

Yup.

Yes.

And what's even weirder is we met on the same park bench

right after we both got the old heave-ho.

Oh wow.

That's sort of--

Insane.

incredible.

Wait, and you both ended up here?

We did.

Well, that's fate for ya.

Oh, well, breaks over.

Got to get back to work.

You two have a great rest of your day.

OK, I'll check in with you later.

Yeah.

Yes.

So what is this list?

Oh, it's just-- it's an app that I use to stay organized.

I'm the kind of person that likes to plan everything out

so I don't miss anything when I travel.

Meanwhile, I just grabbed one of every brochure

from the lobby display.

Oh well, if it isn't the elusive Mr. Hannah.

Hello.

Josh.

I'm Nick.

This is Cal.

Nick and I were just going to go to the couples three-legged

race competition you two should come join.

The three-Legged race?

Did I just time warp back to middle school?

Oh, come on.

It'll be fun.

Fair warning, Cal is crazy competitive.

Well, Cal needs to know that I used

to be the captain of the local kickball team

when I lived in San Diego.

Minor League Baseball manager.

It's on.

It so is.

OK, boys.

Hannah, it looks like we've been roped into this

whether we like it or not.

You know what, I'm actually going to pass.

I've got a snorkeling lesson in an hour.

Oh, come on.

It's going to be fun.

Yeah.

Three-legged race, snorkeling.

I will teach you.

I used to be an instructor.

Why does that not surprise me?

Please, please, please, please.

Come on.

It is your honeymoon.

There are no rules.

Oh my goodness.

OK, fine.

But I'm going to hold you to snorkeling lessons.

Done.

OK, well, may the best honeymooners win.

Oh, we will.

All right, I'm going to change.

I'll see you in five minutes?

Yeah.

Bye.

You don't have to put on a shirt if you don't want.

I don't have a great feeling about this.

I'm still a little unsteady from yesterday.

I could twist my ankle or--

I don't know how high this grass is

and what the dynamics are of so many--

So when the buzzer goes, you just

lead with your outside foot and then you say,

if it's easier, out, in, out, in to yourself

like the whole time.

Out, in, out, in.

Oh no.

Uh-uh.

You know what?

I took gym class.

I know how to run a relay race.

All right, let's do this.

Couples ready?

You're going down, Mr. And Mrs. Hannah.

I wouldn't count on it, Cal.

First one to the end and back wins.

Wait, there's prizes?

You ready for last place?

No.

Uh-uh.

Not going to happen.

Out, in.

On your mark, get set, go!

Oh!

Let's hear it for Nick and Cal.

They have won a romantic dinner in the Paradiso Ipo jungle

bungalow.

Yay!

Thank you.

To coming in second.

It's a bit of a theme for us.

Depends on how you look at it.

How you look at what?

Hey, Alice.

Oh, Joshy, you get more and more handsome every time I see you.

Joshy, you do!

Ah, Hannah, this is Alice.

Alice, this is Hannah.

This is the old friend I was telling you about.

Oh!

And who are you calling old?

Figure of speech.

Yeah, OK.

I have known his family for many, many years.

I even babysat this one from time to time.

It is very lovely to meet you.

Lovely to meet you as well.

OK, so you two did not run off and get married or something

and forget to invite me to the wedding?

Oh wow.

Clearly you two have some catching up to do.

I have a hula lesson in about 15 minutes

so I'll leave you to it.

OK, well, maybe I'll see you again.

I hope so.

Oh, me too.

Bye.

OK, what happened to Becca?

That is going to take more than a bottle of water.

I'm buying.

All right.

Now let's have fun, OK?

Thank you.

Mahalo.

Hannah, this is my Auntie Lailani.

She's your instructor for today.

It is so nice to meet you.

You too.

Do you have a partner, Hannah?

No, I don't have a partner.

It's OK.

Did I need a partner?

That's no problem.

Oh, well, please go easy on me because my hips don't lie

and they say they're not very good at dancing.

OK, bye!

Thank you.

Ooh, pretty.

Thanks.

I got the pink one.

OK, everyone.

Let's start moving your hips while I tell you

the history of hula.

It's not just a pretty dance.

Every movement tells a story, OK?

We're going to kaholo, everyone.

So Becca's standing there and she hands me the ring,

and she says that we both know this isn't right.

And that's it?

No clue as to what might have changed her mind?

Maybe there were signs.

A few weeks before, Becca asked if we

were going to buy a house in Devon

and move to upstate New York, and I told her

I was thinking about Denver or Seattle.

And she was surprised, and I was surprised

that she was surprised.

You didn't discuss moving beforehand?

Not really.

The whole marriage idea was more like been dating a while

and we both felt it was time and she said,

why don't we get married?

And I said, OK.

And we booked a date at the courthouse.

Not exactly prime fodder for bridal magazine.

I know.

We never really planned that far ahead.

It sounds terrible now that I say it out loud.

Do you love Becca?

Of course.

Are you in love with her?

And before you answer that, Josh, just know that there's

no right or wrong answer here.

People can be uncertain.

People can move in and out of love.

But you just have to be honest about it

with all parties involved, including yourself.

I don't know.

I just-- I look out at all of that

and I feel like I did something wrong, you know?

No, sweetheart, you didn't do anything wrong.

The two of you simply didn't figure things out

before you decided to take this big leap.

But that, honey, is on both of you.

Come with me.

Where are we going?

Over the rainbow.

OK.

1, 2.

And kaholo.

Now women, reach up to the sky and enjoy your beauty.

That's it.

OK, men, circle your women and enjoy their beauty

all the way down to their hips.

Back to kaholo.

Let's travel.

Kaholo to the right, kaholo to the left.

Hey.

You OK?

Oh yeah.

I didn't think this would be so difficult.

How could you?

What happened to you is devastating.

I guess I figured coming here there

would be enough distractions.

You know, I have my list.

I was going to be good.

And I guess I just thought I was so angry it would carry me

through.

You can't be upset with yourself for any of those things.

You have the right to be really mad and really sad.

Sometimes at the same time.

OK, get up.

Come on.

Let's go.

Get up.

Let's go.

What?

Come on.

Your chariot awaits.

What's happening?

Where am I going?

Away from all of this lovey dovey happiness.

Ah, hello, sir.

Can I please have a big glass of champagne?

Just huge.

Thanks.

You following me?

Ah!

Oh, this is getting spooky.

Found it.

Oh hi.

Hi.

Thank you.

So how was the hula?

Oh, it was tragic.

Oh, it's all in the way you move.

Oh no, you've got to make your hand wave, right?

You got it.

Thank you.

Hey, aloha, or mazel tov.

What do you say here?

Hipa hipa.

Hipa hipa.

Hipa hipa.

This place is great.

How did you hear about it?

Alice owns it.

Seriously?

It's a great place to escape all the tourists

and all those love stricken couples over at the resort.

Love, not really sure I understand

what that is anymore.

Can either of you explain it to me

because I think I'm at a loss.

Don't look at me.

Well, I always knew from the first moment

I laid eyes on my Roger 30 years ago, God rest his soul.

That's how I wound up here.

Here?

Oh, it was Roger's bar back then.

I just took one look at his silly, wonderful face

and I just knew.

So it was just one look, huh?

Yeah, sometimes that's all it takes.

Well, that's not at all how it worked with me and Marcus.

You know, we worked together.

I actually thought he was kind of boring.

What changed your mind?

I'm not sure I did.

Boring kind of became the allure.

Well, I don't know if I find that refreshing or odd.

Well, he's very pragmatic.

And I tend to analyze and organize

so that translated into what my Aunt Bobby referred

to as good husband material

How's that working out for you?

I got a honeymoon out of it.

Hey, the walk in's repaired.

You are a miracle worker, Vic.

I still got to fix under the bar though.

Oh yeah, right.

Could you maybe take a little walk outside

while Vic finishes up in here?

Yeah, sure.

Sure.

I will see you later.

You too, Hannah.

Vic, I see you all the time.

Something you want to tell me?

Whatever do you mean?

You know what I mean.

Surely I don't.

Now scoot.

I'm scooting.

Buh-Bye.

I'm going to be rude and just check my phone.

Sorry to be one of those people.

Orgit huh?

Yeah.

What's on the list?

Oh shoot, I should have gotten Alice to make

me one of those coconut drinks.

You know the ones made out of a real coconut?

That's number 32.

That's number 32?

Mm-hmm.

Let me see this list.

Thank you.

Mm-hmm.

Whoa.

This is-- uh, this is comprehensive.

Yeah, research is kind of my superpower.

Visit a lighthouse.

Hike to Lulumahu Falls.

Yes.

Kayaking at sunrise.

It seems fun, right?

Yeah.

Well, would you maybe go with me?

What?

Well yeah, sure, why not?

Wait, you and me together?

Yeah.

No.

You know, I'm kind of doing like an independent solo thing.

Look, as much as I've been filling my time,

this trip hasn't exactly been easy and both of our lives

just got thrown a major curveball.

Be nice to spend some time with somebody who gets it.

What do you say?

Are you doing that on purpose?

Am I doing what on purpose?

This thing with your eyes?

Do you know you do that?

No.

It's the sun.

I didn't realise this would be so early.

Well, You wanted morning kayaking.

Shall we?

We shall.

How does this work?

So yeah, so you'll be in the front

and I'll push from back here.

All right, let's go deeper.

You got it.

OK.

Hey, hey.

Look who's here.

Hi!

Hey.

We're exhausted.

I know.

We are too.

Whose idea was this?

Hey, want to race to that marker over there?

We get a little adrenaline going.

Yeah, all right.

We'll give you a chance to beat us this time.

All right, you guys ready?

Oh, we're ready.

On your marks, get set, go!

It's on!

Here we go!

Faster, faster!

We've got this!

Come on dig!

We're gonna beat you!

We're gonna beat you!

Come on, come on!

No!

Don't let them catch us!

Let's go, let's go let's go!

They're gaining on us No!

Come on!

What about Cal and Nick?

Let them go.

Let them go.

A lot of tourists at that place.

Take you to a waterfall more off the beaten path.

Oh yeah, this was Marcus's idea so--

All the more reason to try something different.

You know what?

Sure.

Let's do it.

OK.

You said off the beaten path.

You really meant it.

You know, we could have taken a break in between activities.

You really don't quit, do you?

Well, do I need to?

Come on.

Wanna jump?

Whoa.

Penny for your thoughts.

Risk analysis.

Yeah, before I do something like this

I have to figure out the height because depending on

that someone might fall and hit the water at a dangerous speed

causing compression fracture, spinal injury, or concussion.

This is fun.

Then it's about what's underneath the water.

Maybe rocks, logs, sharks.

What if you hit the shallow end?

You could become disoriented and then you can panic

and then you might have to get airlifted out

which is like $120,000 out of pocket and so much paperwork.

I'm just doing the math.

Have you ever gone skiing?

Skiing?

Yeah.

Yes.

But when you went, did you go straight to the advanced

slopes?

I went at the rabbit-

Bunny slopes.

Bunny slopes.

Well, that's what this is.

This is a bunny hop.

If you were to jump, you would take a running leap and land

in the water feet first.

Easy.

No, no.

I'm not going-- you know what, it's not on my list.

I would though.

otherwise I would.

I vote we just keep hiking.

All right, saved by the list.

Phew.

So yeah, that go, go, go, I can't help it.

It's how I was raised.

When I was a kid, my dad and I used

to like to go on all these adventures.

Really long hikes or rafting or camping out under the stars.

Called it our Indiana Jones days.

Oh, that sounds wonderful.

So I just got so used to it it's become who I am.

Who you are.

And who is that?

You didn't even tell me what you did for a living.

Nothing.

Nothing?

At least for the time being.

I used to do something but now I don't.

If you were any more vague you would disappear.

Are you a spy?

Are you on the lam?

Is there a documentary about you I need to know about?

No.

No.

No to all three actually.

Well, I am both relieved and intrigued.

Go on.

Well, I have a story about that.

You know that app that you use to plan

your list of all the stuff you want to do while you were here,

Orgit?

Yeah.

I designed it.

What?

Yeah, with my best friend Greg.

Seriously?

Seriously.

Yeah, we both had parents in the armed forces

and moved around a lot and both understood how hard

it was to stay organized.

So Greg did the coding and I worked the business plan,

and voila, Orgit.

That is so cool.

Suddenly I feel like doing an internet search on you

would have been a good idea.

I wouldn't have turned up much.

I'm not that kind of tech guy or any kind of tech guy really.

Guess I'm just trying to figure out what kind of guy I am.

You think maybe that's why Becca hesitated?

What do you mean?

I guess I wonder how you could define yourselves as a couple

if you couldn't even define yourself as an individual.

And I overstepped.

Wow, I'm so sorry.

That was-- wow.

No, no, no.

I just said.

That was actually one of the most perceptive things anybody

said to me in a long time.

Where were you when I first started seeing her?

Could have saved us both a lot of trouble.

I was dating the predictable guy, remember?

Speaking of predictable, sun's going

to be down in a few hours.

We should probably get back.

Oh sure.

You know, we should see if Alice wants to meet us for a movie

tonight.

Well, I'll call Alice and see what she says.

OK, great.

Hannah, Josh.

Hi, how is your day?

Amazing.

We swam with turtles today!

Nick named all of them.

Frank is my favorite.

He swam right up to me.

It was adorable.

Anyways, we realized that we already

have dinner reservations on a boat

so we wanted to see if you two would

like the dinner at the jungle bungalow that we won?

Oh, I don't know.

Oh come on.

I think it sounds really nice.

Thanks, guys.

Great.

It's at 7 o'clock.

I'll let Kailani know.

OK.

Let's grab drinks tomorrow.

Show us more pictures of Frank.

Look at his smile.

I just wanna pinch the cheeks.

OK, you guys enjoy tonight.

Bye.

All right, well, I'll see you at 7:00.

Yeah, see you at 7:00.

OK, bye.

Any time you need anything, there's

a call button in the tree house.

Servers will be by with cocktails and food

until you tell them you're finished.

You have the suite until the morning if either of you

wants to stay the night.

And here we are.

Thanks, Kailani.

I know it's a little romantic.

Oh no, please.

Romance is the last thing on our minds.

But a good meal and a beautiful view, it's

the perfect end to the day.

Enjoy, you two.

Thanks.

Let's do it.

We started out the day on one side of the island

and we're ending it on the other.

It was a good day.

Yeah.

Penny for your thoughts?

It's the second time today that I kind of just

stopped and got lost in something.

When was the first?

This morning.

I could get used to that.

Mm, this was delicious.

Well, thank you for sharing it with me

even though it wasn't on your list.

Oh, hey, come on.

I veered once under duress.

OK, OK.

You know, I realized as the day went on,

I stopped thinking about Marcus.

Well, it makes sense that you think of him.

You were supposed to get married a few days ago.

I think of Becca.

I think it's OK to remember that there's

good stuff in our memories of them.

That's true.

Tell me something you loved about Marcus.

I loved that he always kept to plans.

He was always on time, very dependable.

Good qualities.

Anything you didn't like?

Probably that everything was so planned out

that I always knew how the day was

going to end before it began.

But that wasn't entirely his fault.

What about you with Becca?

Becca always made sure to say good morning

and good night, even if it was just a text message.

No matter where I was, I could always count on that.

And the thing you didn't like?

Probably that if I didn't respond to those text messages

right away she'd get really suspicious.

Always bothered me.

Oh, it's almost like the text messages

that you love so much weren't so much for you.

They were for her.

Did Marcus ever have any complaints about you?

Oh, I'm sure he had plenty.

Yeah, if anything, it was probably the lists.

Really?

Would have thought he would have loved those?

He did and he made them too, but I made them for everything.

I think sometimes I got a little too rigid.

You know what's funny though?

I haven't made one list since we got here.

Ah, almost like the lists are a distraction?

Oh yeah, kind of like someone who can't stop moving?

You know, this spot on perception thing

that you've got going, it's getting a little annoying.

Sorry.

I do that.

Oh my goodness.

On that note--

I'm tired.

Sorry.

We'll-- no, I'll check on you in the morning.

What do you think?

No, no, no, no.

You know what, you take the room.

I can go back to my place.

No, it's your first trip to Hawaii.

You enjoy that.

Oh my Josh.

My gosh.

I meant my gosh.

Are we going to hug?

Yes we are.

OK.

OK, good night.

Good night.

All right, see you in the morning.

Bye.

Has he called either of you?

Nope.

If he had, not only what I have told you but

I would have given him an earful.

Well, he called me three times.

What did he say?

I didn't answer and he didn't leave a message.

Aren't you dying to know what he wants?

Maybe he wants you back.

Or the password to my cable account?

Give me the phone.

Hannah, honey, you need to come home and talk to him.

What am I going to say?

That you want to get married?

That's the thing, Mom, do I?

Sometimes I'm so angry I can't even think,

and then other times I sit down and I

wonder why I'm not breaking down into a ball of tears

every five minutes.

Oh wait, hold on.

One second, Mom.

You know what, Mom, I got to go.

Where are you off to?

I'm so sorry.

I have to run.

I'm running right now.

I love you so much.

Bye.

Sorry, Mom.

She gets it.

I don't get it.

So how'd you sleep?

Uh, pretty well, considering.

Not even considering.

Just well.

Good, I'm glad.

You?

Good.

Good, I left the windows down and listened to the surf

while I fell asleep.

Even tried to meditate.

You meditated?

Mr. can't sit still guy?

Didn't say it was successful, but still, it

was kind of nice, the trying part.

Well, I'm proud of you.

Marcus called.

Ah, how'd that go?

I didn't answer.

Why not?

Hi, can we get two?

Green juice, is that OK?

Yeah, yeah.

Please.

Thank you.

Thanks.

Thank you.

Yeah, I didn't answer.

Why not?

I know it might be a momentary thing, but I'm happy right now.

I want to stay in this place for as long as possible.

I have plenty of time to deal with Marcus when I get home.

Have you heard from Becca?

No.

Is that weird that I looked for a goodnight text last night?

Looking for a text must be like muscle memory.

Speaking of remembering things, what's on the agenda for today?

Oh, you know what, I don't even know.

Let me check.

You know what?

You tried to meditate.

I'm going to try veering from this list.

OK.

OK, look at this.

Pick something.

Pick anything.

Anything, huh?

Yeah.

I pick this.

Oh, no, no, no.

This part doesn't count.

You said anything.

No.

I picked this.

OK, you and I have very different definitions of fun.

My dad took me on one of these tours when I was little

and it's still on my list of childhood traumas.

Got a list for everything.

Fine.

Fine, I'll do it.

But this is your veer.

This is not my veer.

It's OK.

I would never choose this.

That's OK.

I scare very easily.

This is going to be awesome.

Hi.

Oh wow.

Oh, Hannah!

Hey.

Kailani, how's it going?

I was actually going to ask you that.

How was the bungalow?

Honestly, it was kind of perfect.

I think we both really needed it.

And tonight we're going on a haunted Hawaii tour.

Oh.

Now, wait a minute, a bit of a warning.

There's warnings?

We local people take our ghost stories very seriously.

You should too.

What?

Got to go.

Have fun!

Kailani, what does that mean?

You can leave me with that!

Wait, do you mean like dangerous?

I've been playing it cool but is a dangerous?

Kailani?

Kailani!

The Night Marchers, or huaka'i po, who are

said to walk the streets at night heading towards scenes

of great battles, they rise from the sea

and emerge from their graves and tombs,

floating across the water and the land,

beating their war drums and blowing their conch

shells to announce their march.

It's kind of beautiful.

It's like a way of announcing their tragic past.

Make no mistake, you would never want to encounter these spirits

or look them in the eye.

I take it back.

What happens?

They say that if you lie on the ground face

down and don't move, they pass by.

The only other way is if one of the marchers is a relative.

They call out, "na'u," which means mine.

Only then will they pass by without a second thought.

OK, I'm not liking this anymore.

Like if I hear a conch right now--

No!

Don't mess with the dead.

You know what, can we get out of here?

We can.

I think we're going to go.

You did such a great job.

Thank you.

It's going to be OK.

Can you just stay behind me?

Yes, I'll stay behind you.

OK.

See you.

Thank you.

No, no, no.

You're up.

This is way more fun than evading the living dead.

Oh!

So how did you guys meet?

Josh's dad moved here for work.

He was friends with my late husband.

And when Josh's mom left to do theater somewhere in Nevada,

I just sort of took over.

My other mom.

Until my dad had to move again.

By that point, my parents had split

and it was just me and Dad.

How do you think you know when something's actually over?

The more time you try to figure out

love, the more time you waste.

With Marcus, he had a really hard time

making any kind of a decision without the help of his mother.

I mean, I kept saying like, you need to find your independence.

And he never did.

You know what, he said that he did,

but I could tell she was still kind of in there.

Like in his head.

So Joshy, how was it with Becca?

We just had fun.

It was comfortable, you know?

And then we just decided to get married.

And that felt right to you?

At the time.

Looking back, maybe we'd never thought whether we should.

Hmm.

Ah!

These loud noises-- I don't like the loud noises, guys.

Honey, that is just the way we do last call around here.

I guess I should go in and see how things are going.

I'll do it, love.

I'll help you.

It's fine.

I'm recovering slowly.

So if it's any consolation, I think

that you're doing very well under the circumstances.

You know, people say it all the time

but I really believe that things happen for a reason.

They teach us some sort of lesson

or they get us to a place where we're really supposed to be.

The world, it works for us, but it's up to us to accept it.

Thank you, Alice.

I think I should go and supervise the boys.

OK.

You never know what they're going to get into.

No more loud noises.

I can't even imagine you agreeing

to go to a tour of haunted places.

It's a whole new me.

Why can't you be this fun when you're home?

Ha ha.

Have you called Marcus back yet?

Not yet.

Is that bad?

I mean, you really need to talk to him at some point.

I know.

What's even weirder is I'm having

a really good time without him.

I just feel like I'm finally getting to do

all the things I want to do.

Like I'm fully present.

Did you not feel that way before?

I mean, I thought I did.

You know, with Marcus it was like everything

became so expected.

You know, we met, we decided the things that we wanted to do,

and then we just did those things.

It all just became the norm.

Like there was no variety.

I got bored and I didn't even know it.

No wonder he didn't want to get married.

Wow, Hannah.

I know.

Oh, you know what, I actually have to get going.

I am going for horseback riding lessons on the beach.

Be careful.

Oh no, don't worry, I realized that if I fall at least

there'll be a soft landing.

I love you so much.

Bye.

Love you.

So where is this horseback riding?

Kailani said it's about five miles more down on the left.

She said there'd be signs.

So what number on the list is this?

I think it's 13.

Lucky number 13, huh?

I'm boring aren't I?

No.

I am.

Me and this list.

It's like my thing.

It's become expected.

It has its charm.

Oh, Cal and Nick went swimming with sea turtles

at that place right?

With the sea turtles, right?

You know what?

Turtle Canyon it is.

Really?

Really.

You promise you'd teach me how to snorkel.

Does that mean your list is history?

Let's not get crazy now.

Do we have any tape?

That was awesome.

I know.

I've never actually seen a sea turtle that close before.

I haven't either.

First time.

Yeah, first time.

I'm really glad we just threw caution to the wind.

Well, speaking of, did a little research on the sly.

OK.

You remembered I wanted a coconut drink in Hawaii!

I did.

Can I have two please?

I did.

I didn't want you to have one of those pre-prepared, overly

sugary ones.

I wanted you to have a real coconut drink.

This is awesome, Josh.

This is the perfect way to end the afternoon.

Thank you.

Who's to say it has to end?

Well, I'm kind of out of things on my list.

I guess you'd better delete it then.

Delete what?

The list.

Delete the list.

You've already proved you can go off course.

Now you've just got to do it for good.

Oh, I mean, I'm glad we did this and everything,

but I don't want to do that.

It's a crutch.

All right, and I know that probably sounds really weird

coming from the guy that created the app,

but you know you don't need it.

Not for everything.

OK, why does that sound so impossible?

Well, look at all the cool stuff you've done.

Who flew across the country to go on her honeymoon alone?

Me.

Who raced in a kayak?

I did.

Who faced down a haunted cemetery?

I did.

There you go.

You did.

I mean, I have to say this is the most relaxed I've

felt in a really long time.

Same.

And I think you're right.

I run around so much that I'm never really present.

And being here is the first time in a long time I really

feel like I am.

And?

And when I was with Becca, it was nice

but it always felt like we had this rhythm we had to keep to,

you know?

Like always something to do or someplace to be like a train

that never stopped moving.

That's exactly what I started to feel about Marcus and me.

Yeah, it was like our relationships turn out exactly

like we expected them to.

We just never stopped to ask if that was something we wanted.

Maybe we should both give credit to Becca and Marcus

for finally asking that question.

Maybe we should.

Hmm.

It's like a machete, right?

That is a machete.

Oh wow.

You need to be so strong in order

to do something like that.

Ah!

Whoa.

Easy, tiger.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm good.

I'm good.

Thank you.

Marcus?

Hannah?

What are you doing here?

I was hoping we could go somewhere and--

I'm sorry, who are you?

This is Josh.

This is Josh.

Marcus Roberson.

He got dumped the same day I did.

Hannah, please, can we talk?

I'll be all right.

If you need anything.

He your bodyguard or something?

You want to talk?

Let's talk.

I know me coming here was a big risk,

but I needed to make up for what I did.

I don't know if that's possible.

Hannah, I'll never forgive myself what I did.

I can't believe how much I must have hurt you.

Then why did you do it?

It's hard to explain.

Try, Marcus.

Try.

Everything was just so perfect.

You know, we had our whole lives planned out before the wedding.

And I was standing in the chapel and staring down the aisle,

and I felt like I knew exactly how our lives are going to look

and exactly where they would go.

And I felt like I already lived it.

And I panicked.

Marcus, I don't need our entire lives to be planned out.

I want there to be unknowns too.

I want us to be able to turn on a dime.

If there's one thing this trip has taught me,

it's that I don't need to overthink

every single thing in my life.

I do that enough in my job.

And I love my work, but I don't need it to be my everything.

I want what you want.

In fact, I bet there's a list of things

that you were going to do tomorrow, right?

Yes, there's a list.

But I've actually been trying to do other things.

What's next?

What's next on the list?

Oh, I was going to learn how to make lays.

Perfect.

We'll make lays.

We're in Hawaii after all.

It'll be fun.

My mother told me this was the right thing to do.

I'm so glad I came.

OK.

OK, Marcus.

Lays it is.

You're sleeping on the couch.

So no plans today?

Well, now Marcus is back I kind of lost my adventure buddy.

Well, those two do need to talk.

I know.

So have you talked to Becca yet?

Yeah.

She says she needs some time.

Well, then time you should give her.

And speaking about time, Vic asked me

if I would like to go traveling with him for a while.

You guys finally going to call this what it is?

We don't define it.

Don't you get cheeky on me.

Anyway, I'm going to need someone to watch over my place

while we're traveling.

How long?

A month.

Well, would give me a place to land while I figure out

where I'm supposed to be.

Do you remember when you were a little boy

and your mom had just left and you came over to my house one

day and you knocked on the door.

And when I opened it up, there you

stood in dress slacks and a nice clean, crisp button

up all the way up to here.

Your shoes were all nicely polished.

Do you remember what you did?

You reached around behind you and you pulled out a necktie

and you asked me if I could show you how to tie it.

And so I did.

And then I asked you, why are you getting so dressed up?

And you said--

In case my mom comes home.

Never warned me that it wasn't going to happen.

Just taught me how to tie my tie.

This is where you land.

Nowhere else.

Love you.

Love you.

Here you go.

I'll see you in the morning.

I'll wake you up at 8:00.

Ah!

We'll be right back with the most haunted places of Oahu.

Sorry we're late.

Oh.

Yeah, Cal, this is Marcus.

Marcus, this is Cal and Nick.

I'm her fiancee.

Oh.

Oh.

I'm sorry, your--

Fiancee.

Fiancee.

Hun, I'm sorry, wait a minute, who is Josh?

He's my friend.

Tap the table three times if you need anything.

OK.

Marcus.

Welcome, everyone.

Today you'll be immersed in the art of making lay,

those colorful necklaces you've probably already wore once

or twice if you've been here.

Oh, Marcus, yours is unique.

Can we just go somewhere and talk?

Oh yeah, sure.

OK, great.

I'll meet you by the beach bar in two minutes.

OK.

OK.

OK, who is he really?

I don't know anymore.

We're just as confused as you are.

Sorry I'm late.

Oh no.

I have a surprise for you.

It'll be here in a few minutes.

Marcus, how did you know you were in love with me?

Oh, it wasn't long after we started dating.

I saw this great person that shared

a lot of the same interests as me,

liked the same books and the same restaurants.

And--

And?

Behind all that superficial stuff,

I saw a woman who was good and kind,

someone who is reliable, someone I

could see being a good partner.

What's wrong, hun?

What you're describing sounds like a good co-worker, not

really a good romantic partner.

I guess for me those are qualities I like in a partner.

I don't think of you as a co-worker, Hannah.

You're much, much more to me.

So much more that you left me at the altar?

I told you I was scared.

I was scared too, Marcus, but you could

have talked to me about it.

You're right.

I messed up.

Thanks.

What is this?

It's a coconut drink.

I remember you kept saying that you wanted to try one.

I'm not sure why, but if you want it, you should have it.

Please enjoy it because that thing cost $45.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm looking for Josh.

Is he around?

No, he and Vic went surfing.

A little male bonding.

They left early this morning.

I think he needed the distraction.

He has a lot on his mind.

Oh?

Well, I asked him if he might be able to manage

my restaurant for a couple of months

while Vic and I go traveling.

He's considering it?

Last I heard.

So I hear that Marcus showed up.

He did.

Yeah, it was a sweet gesture.

Anyway, I got a pack.

We're leaving tomorrow.

But I wanted to say goodbye to everybody.

I had such a wonderful time, and in large part,

due to your generosity, so thank you.

Oh, please stay in touch.

OK.

And remember, my love, always follow your heart.

It will tell you what to do.

Always.

Thank you so much.

Oh, Hannah.

Hi.

Hi.

Are you leaving?

Yes.

Listen, I know it's old school but here's our phone number,

our address, our email, our Facebook, our Instagram,

and our Twitter.

Please keep in touch.

Follow us, OK?

Thank you.

And listen, whatever's going on, just

make sure that you're happy.

I think that's right.

And I think that's the answer.

OK.

Now, if you're ever in Seattle.

Oh, I'm going to take you up on that.

Bye, guys.

Be safe, OK?

OK.

All right.

And oh, Hannah, if you see Josh, tell him goodbye.

OK.

Hannah!

Oh, so glad I caught you.

They're sending me to a sister hotel

to help out for a few days so I'm heading out.

Please tell me you had a great time despite everything.

I did.

And it was in large part because of you.

Thank you.

It's what I do.

And now Marcus.

I really think we need to go home and figure out

what happened because we were happy together.

Remember when you asked me what I thought love was and then we

got interrupted?

Yeah.

I think it's just a feeling, you know?

Like most things, you'll know.

Hey, if you are ever back on Oahu again, look me up, OK?

You got it.

Bye.

Bye.

Josh.

Hey.

Hi.

I just said goodbye to Alice.

She said that you might be staying here

in Hawaii for a bit?

Yeah, I'm considering it.

It sounds really nice.

Yeah.

You and Marcus?

You know what, Josh, I think Marcus and I need

to go home and regroup--

Hannah.

and figure out-- yeah?

Oh.

Hi.

I'm so glad I found you.

Sorry, I forgot my room key.

Do you have an extra?

Yeah, of course.

Here you go.

Thanks.

Sorry for interrupting.

I'm really sorry, Josh.

It's OK.

I'm sorry.

I'm going to get changed into a shirt.

Josh, wait.

It's been a crazy week.

It has, yeah.

I wouldn't even know how to describe it to someone.

Well, you could tell them that two lonely people got entangled

in a series of random and statistically improbable events

and wound up making each other's solo honeymoon--

Amazing

amazing.

Goodbye, Hannah Holt.

Goodbye, Josh Wyatt.

That should be everything.

Thank you.

So I know you said you didn't want

to get into anything really heavy your last in Hawaii,

but I got you something.

You didn't have to do that.

What is this?

It's so you can make those drinks anytime

you want and remember the trip.

I know that despite of everything

you said you had a nice time.

I wanted you to remember that.

Sit down, Marcus.

You were right.

About?

Us.

You knew something was off.

The perfect on paper.

Hannah and Marcus, it's that.

It's perfect on paper.

When you were looking down the aisle

and you saw a whole life that you'd planned out

for us, that we'd planned out for us,

and you ran because you knew deep down that it's not what

you wanted.

You wanted the idea of it.

And now I realize it's not what I want either.

What are you saying?

I'm saying you had the guts to do the thing I couldn't

do because I didn't see it.

You flying to Hawaii was a thoughtful, grand gesture.

But can you really say to me right now

that you're OK with the me that I think I'm becoming?

It's only been a week.

I don't--

I don't want to completely plan my life anymore.

I don't even know what that means.

Breaking up isn't the plan, but I think sometimes

it's important to veer off course

so that you can discover something even more wonderful.

I messed up.

You didn't.

You did exactly the right thing.

I'm going to miss you, Hannah.

You're a wonderful guy, Marcus.

I'm not so bad either.

But we weren't a wonderful together.

I'm so grateful to you for realizing that.

Come here.

Hey, Becca.

Well, this is awkward.

I just wanted to say I'm sorry.

You?

I feel like I should apologize.

I've been feeling so guilty.

I mean, I know I did the right thing,

but I could have handled it better.

Yeah, it's probably true.

But you were right.

Josh, the night before we were supposed to get

married it was like there was just

nothingness on the other side of "I do," and that

wasn't fair for me, and that wasn't fair to you.

I know.

We never really stopped to think what we would be like

if we slowed down.

I wasn't even sure if I could slow down.

Been going my whole life.

I know that scared you.

It does.

It did.

But you're right, we should have talked about it.

I guess I was going as fast as you were.

And I know now that I need to take

steps to be more connected.

Like really connected, and not just to other people

but to myself as well before I try

to get involved with anyone.

Are you OK?

Yeah.

Good.

So Mom, with Dad, even though it didn't work out,

would you do it all over again?

I would have.

I was so young but so in love.

How did you know you were in love?

I just did.

It's OK that it didn't work out in the long run

because it was right at the time.

Not to mention I got you and Cee Cee out of the deal.

You know, everyone always says that, that you just know.

I thought I knew with Marcus.

I got that wrong.

Perhaps you just had to get it wrong once so you could truly

know the next time.

Come on, let's get going to brunch

before your sister starts text bombing us.

Oh!

Right on cue.

Greg!

Hey, it's Josh.

Hey, man.

I know it's been a while but I was

wondering if maybe you wanted to grab drinks some night

this week?

I have an idea I want to run past you.

Oh!

I'm so sorry.

Oh my gosh, I was just texting you.

I saw the moon.

I was just going to text you to look up.

No.

Yeah.

What are the chances?

How are you?

I am good.

I'm good.

How are you?

I'm good.

I'm-- do you want to walk for a second?

Yeah.

I'm trying to fly by the seat of my pants a little bit more.

All right, are you still making some lists?

Some short ones.

You'd never know they were there.

Well, I am working on staying still.

A lot less go, go, go.

Oh yeah?

How's that go, go, going?

Wait a second, aren't you supposed

to be in Hawaii running Alice's place?

I decided against it.

Flew home to take care of some things,

and it's looking like this is going to be home for a while.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Yeah, bought a house.

You did?

Yeah, I did.

And I'm working on a new app with Greg.

Really?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, it's designed to help travelers find things

off the beaten path.

I call it Veer thanks to you.

So how's Marcus?

Marcus is no longer in the picture.

He's not?

Uh-uh.

Oh.

How's Becca?

Uh-uh.

Oh.

Look where we are again.

You know, some people might call that fate.

Some might.

So did you ever find out what love is?

I think I did.

And?

Are you looking forward to your honeymoon, Mrs. Wyatt?

Even more than the first one, Mr. Wyatt.

Do you like the movie The Sound Of Music?

Never mind.

I've got two tickets to paradise.

Won't you pack your bags and leave tonight.

I've got two tickets to paradise.

Won't you pack your bags and leave tonight.

I've got two tickets to paradise.