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Jane: Hi.
Hello.
Justin: I'm sorry. I guess the, uh,
Jane: Oh, right.
Um, I'm sorry, I.
I must not be in the right place, but I, um, I have
a booking for this cabin.
Justin: Uh, yeah.
I don't think that's possible. I'm actually booked this cabin
Jane: Oh, really?
I, Okay. Um, well, I mean, I have the
Justin: Well, that's really strange,
for our honeymoon.
Well, you know what was going to be our honeymoon.
Jane: Oh, my gosh.
Uh, Justin.
Justin: Yeah?
I'm Addie's cousin, Jane.
That's how I know about this place.
It was supposed to be a bridesmaid.
Justin: Oh, I thought I recognized you.
Come on in. Come on in, I got that.
Yeah, yeah. Come on, come on, come on in.
Jane: Ah, yeah.
Wow.
So you know how much she loves Christmas.
Which I do too.
So, um, she's always talking about how amazing this
place was, and, uh, I think she described it as....
Justin: The snow globe cabin on the top of a mountain.
Jane: That's right. So when things went south,
be available, and so I booked it.
Justin: It's funny, I think the owner got his wires crossed
because I actually didn't end up canceling the reservation
because I thought I'd come up here myself and get a
little writing done.
Jane: Ah.
Justin: But, uh, apparently, uh, it did get canceled and
then rebooked, and yet I never canceled it.
Jane: Uh oh.
Justin: Yeah.
And now we're. Now we're double booked.
Jane: I'm so sorry you were here first.
So technically, it's your cabin, and I'll just
go find a motel somewhere.
I'm a writer. I can write anywhere.
because going down the mountain, those driving
conditions would be not good.
Jane: No, it's really not a problem.
I insist.
Okay. At least stay the night until
the morning? Jane: I couldn't put you out.
National: The following is an alert from the
National Weather Service.
Due to heavy snowfall and inclement weather conditions,
there will be a number of mountain road closures.
Residents are advised to stay in their homes
until further notice.
Jane: Okay...
Justin: Yeah.
Jane: Are you sure?
Justin: I'm positive.
Okay.
You'll be writing...
I'll be writing ....It'll be great.
Jane: I won't make a peep.
Justin: Hold you to it.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: Come on in.
Jane: Oh my goodness.
Look at this place.
Jane: I know.
Oh, so I'm sure you're pretty tired.
There's a really nice bedroom right down that hallway.
Jane: Oh, thanks.
Yeah. I guess I'm pretty beat.
Apparently, it takes a lot of energy and concentration to
drive up a mountain road in the snow.
Justin: Absolutely does.
Oh, and, um, the fridge is full of food if you're hungry.
Jane: Oh, I'm not gonna eat your food.
I'll just go for a run in the morning, but thank you.
Justin: Okay, but. Well, I mean, at least have a
I actually might have one myself right now.
Jane: Uh, well, I don't want to put you out.
I mean, you're already going above and beyond letting me
stay here, so.
Justin: It's just cereal.
I got it... I got no, let me let me get.
Jane: I insist. Justin: You're my guest,
or are you.
Justin: Are we still?
Jane: I'm sorry. That's none of my business.
Justin: No.
It's okay. Um, to be honest
I don't really know. You know, things ended
where we stand.
Jane: That's fair.
Justin: She was my muse and, uh, pretty much the subject of
everything that I wrote about.
Jane: I understand that.
Justin: Yeah, yeah.
We were a prolific team.
Oh.
Writing team. Anyway, so that's part of the
To just regroup and see if I have any writing ability
left in me.
Jane: Well, I, I doubt you would just lose it.
Justin: Well, yeah, I mean, I don't know, you know, I don't
even know if anyone would want one of my songs without Addie
involved in it. Jane: Oh, I'm sure a
Justin: Who knows?
What about you?
Huh?
What do you.
What do you write? Jane: Oh, uh, well, I, I am a I
steamy Harlequin type.
The vampire is an epic romance is a time travel
holiday fling.
The usual drivel.
Justin: That sounds amazing.
Jane: I'm not sure a real writer would consider
it real writing.
Justin: Well, honestly, what is a writer anyway?
Right. I mean, whether you write
your screenplays, I mean, we're all writers.
Jane: Yeah... Justin: I bet you could come up
Jane: Yeah.
Yes and no.
Justin: Oh?
Jane: You see, you want your leading lady to be
your heroine.
And, uh, I'm not sure that Addy leaving you for your
manager would qualify.
Justin: I think I gotta read one of your books.
Jane: Ah.
Maybe later.
Justin: Why later?
Jane: Uh, let's just say it's not Shakespeare.
Justin: I don't care.
I think it'd be great to read it.
You know, no matter how cheesy or corny they are.
Jane: No, no, I would be too embarrassed.
Justin: Embarrassed.
Stop it. Look, look, I
And I promise I will love it.
Jane: Okay, okay.
You win.
Justin: I win.
I'll take it.
Jane: Okay.
Jane: Be Gentle.
Justin: Wild old hearts.
Jane: Yeah, yeah, I told you.
Justin: Nice.
Jane: The air sparked between them as he caressed the smooth
skin of her face.
Then a kiss, first gently, then more powerfully,
their lips sending a message.
A message well received.
His hands were tangled deep in the softness of her hair,
his fingers weaving their way through and looping
back again, knitting once and purling twice
with interlocking stitches.
With muscular arms, he pulled her into the crush of his
bronze torso as he lifted and carried her like a feather.
Scarlett to his Rhett, Jane to his Tarzan.
Justin: Hi.
Jane: Hello.
My, you're strong.
Justin: I do swing from vines all day.
I have to be able to move my own body weight with ease.
Jane: Makes sense. Justin: Have you ever seen an
Jane: Can't say that I have.
Oh.
Where are you taking me?
Justin: To meet my mother.
But I have to warn you.
I've been raised by apes.
Jane: Do you think she'll like me?
Justin: Short arms notwithstanding, I think
she'll love you.
How do you even scratch your back with these things?
Jane: That's what I have you for.
Justin: Oh.
Good one.
Justin: What's wrong with you?
Addy's cousin?
Justin: You're better than that.
That is a bad idea,
Justin: Jane Bad.
Jane: Hey, there.
Good morning.
Justin: Come on in.
Jane: What are you working on?
Is it a new song?
Justin: Something like that.
Yeah.
Jane: Feeling inspired?
Justin: I'm not feeling uninspired,
so that's good.
How'd you sleep?
Jane: Oh, great.
Yeah.
Do you happen to read any of my book?
Justin: Yes, I did, read half of it.
And then I went to bed.
Jane: So it made you want to pull your hair out?
Justin: Made me want to grow my hair out, actually.
And, uh, possibly hit the gym a little more.
Maybe konk someone over the head and drag them back
to my cave.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: Too far.
Huh? That just got a
Yeah.
It was.
It was a lot of fun.
Really?
I really enjoyed.
Jane: It.
Good. Justin: I did it
It was, um, exactly what I needed right now.
Jane: I'm glad to hear it.
Justin: Can't wait to read the second half.
Jane: Um, I'm gonna hold you to that.
Justin: Do.
Jane: I'll
leave you to it.
Justin: Hey there.
Jane: Hey! Justin: Can I
It just dumped so much snow last night, I haven't
gotten a chance.
Justin: Well, when I got here, I stocked the fridge full
of stuff, so we have plenty.
How do you like your eggs?
Jane: Scrambled....
It's a major cliche, by the way.
Justin: What?
Eggs?
Jane: Yeah. The hero always makes eggs
Justin: Oh!
Jane: Yeah. Usually it's omelets, but, uh,
I'll take scrambled.
Justin: Okay.
Addy always hated eggs.
Jane: Hmm...Talking about daddy again.
Justin: I'm sorry. I know I keep doing that.
It's just that she was, you know, like a whole
collection of broken records, and I just did it again.
Jane: It's okay,
Justin: I apologize.
What are you working on? Jane: Oh, uh, well, yeah,
a creative mood to write.
Justin: Socks do that to everybody.
Jane: I like to make socks, uh, that match the personality,
the person I'm making them for.
Justin: Oh.
Jane: Yeah. This one is a whimsical,
quirky yet stylish, a little loopy.
Warm passes, the eye test.
Who do you think I'm making up for?
Justin: Uh, Yeti?
Jane: No, it's a Christmas stocking.
Justin: Oh! Jane: it's not like what you
Jane: I'm making it for you.
Justin: For me?
Jane: For your kindness.
Justin: Wait a minute. Do I pass the eye test?
Jane: Have you looked in the mirror?
Justin: Oh, now.
Okay. All right, well, I love it.
I love, and you know what? When you're finished with it,
with the greatest of all honor.
Jane: Hey, you know, uh, what my favorite song was that
you guys made together ?
Wishing well.
Justin: Oh.. Jane: Did you write that one?
Justin: I did. Yeah, I wrote well, I mean,
and a lot of the lyrics.
Not all of them. Although, Addy, you know,
right?
So she she always had that Midas touch.
Want to try to write one?
Jane: Me?
Nooo, no no no no.
Justin: Why not? I think you'd be great at it.
Jane: You would just be comparing me to Addy.
And she was the best.
It's a fool's errand.
Jane: Hey, that's a good book title.
Justin: I promise you, that is not something that I want
to do.
Okay?
Jane: Okay, I'll tell you what.
I'll just keep knitting socks and we'll see if
anything comes.
Justin: I like that.
Justin: I'm gonna make your eggs.
Jane: Thank you.
Jane: There was a toughness about his face, a chiseled
hardness that matched the lean, muscular lines
of his frame.
His hands moved to cradle her neck.
His hands were just a bit rougher than she liked,
but they were gentle and skillful, like the hands of
an artisan, or a craftsman or a swordsman.
Justin: On guard!
It is you who challenges me to a duo?
Jane: It is. I cannot let you pass.
Justin: You can not let me pass?
Jane: Ha!
Justin: I'll see that jab, and counter with a thrust!
Ha!
Jane: Ha!
Justin: It seems we are equally matched.
Jane: You are correct.
Jane: Touché.
Justin: Touché.
Jane: Until next time.
Jane: Morning.
Justin: Hey.
Good morning.
How did you sleep? Jane: Well, I was up late,
Something about the snow that makes it extra cozy.
Justin: Snow will do that to you.
Oh, by the way, finish this.
Love it.
Cannot wait for my next assignment.
Jane: I don't believe you.
Justin: You know, I was really shocked that Rachel agreed to a
second date with Tom and to exact revenge on the man who
killed her second cousin, only to unexpectedly fall in
love with Tom, but then realize that it was a forbidden love.
And why is that?
Because Tom ended up being her first cousin.
Jane: Bet you didn't see that coming.
Justin: I don't know how you did it.
Jane: I can't believe you actually read it.
Guess I'm gonna have to give you the next book in
the series.
Justin: I cannot wait.
You want cheese on your eggs?
Jane: Sure.
Why not? We're already living out one
I guess it can't hurt to add another.
Jane: What trope we living out?
Jane: Oh, you know, the two main characters
inhabit close quarters.
Or willingly or unwillingly, but their circumstances require
them to do so.
Next thing you know, I'll be kissing atop a Ferris wheel.
Justin: Yeah.
Or, uh, underneath the mistletoe.
Jane: Or under a mistletoe.
It's so cliché.
Uh, I actually have something for you.
Justin: You have something for me?
What is it?
Jane: A Song.
Justin: You wrote this?
Jane: It.
It wrote itself.
Justin: I can't believe you did this.
Jane: Remember, I'm no Addy.
Justin: This is so good!
Jane: You're just saying that because you don't
hurt my feelings.
Justin: No.
This is.
This is great.
Follow me.
Jane: You're not gonna knock me over the head, are you?
Justin: Turning pages.
Different stages.
I'm not sure yet what this phase is.
Snow keeps falling.
Not sure what to do.
Oh, yeah.
Jane: All these feelings are so real.
I feel like dancing on the ceiling.
Snow still falling.
Is this a dream come true?
Justin: Christmas led me to you.
Jane: Christmas led me to you.
Justin: Christmas led me to you.
Jane: Christmas led me to you.
Justin: Christmas led me to you.
Justin: What do you think?
Jane: Um.
Wow?
Justin: That's what I think.
And you can sing too.
Jane: Oh, no no, no, I'm.
I'm no Addy.
Justin: Well, that's not a bad thing.
Jane: I honestly, this this song is all you.
I mean, have you ever heard the expression turning chicken poop
into chicken soup?
Justin: Uh, no, I've never heard that expression.
But you're you're lyrics from that chicken poop.
All right. I think you have a
And it's not just crocheting.
Jane: It's knitting.
Justin: Oh. Jane: You should see.
I actually make a mean cross-stitch.
Justin: Yeah, I think you're being modest.
I think you're just a little surprised at how good
it actually is.
Jane: I think I might be a little surprised at what a good
team we make.
Justin: Me too.
Justin: Let's try it again.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: Let's do it.
Ready?
Okay.
Justin: Turn on pages.
Different stages.
I'm not sure yet what this phase is.
All these feelings are so real and I like dancing
on the ceiling.
Snow still falling.
Is this a dream come true?
Christmas led me to you.
Justin: So I can really use your words for one of
my songs.
Jane: Are you kidding? You can use it for
You could make the dictionary sound good.
Justin: Oh, well, I don't know about that.
I mean, it gets sort of difficult when you get down
to the X's. Becomes a real tongue twister.
You know, try rhyming something with xylophone.
Jane: Yeah.
Justin: You know, this feels good.
It's been quite a long time since I felt anything
other than self-pity.
Jane: Hmm.
I'm good.
You deserve to be happy.
Maybe you dodged a bullet.
Justin: I don't know, you know, the whole thing
was, uh.
It was kind of embarrassing.
A little blow to my pride.
But you know what?
It was actually kind of liberating too...
Because now I don't have to really worry anymore what
people think about me. You know, I'm not in
a sad, pathetic loser.
Jane: But you're not.
Justin: Yeah...
Jane: I think you're selling yourself short.
What if people think that Addy is just always trying to level
up?
You know what? If they think that you were too
have been miserable.
Justin: It's possible.
Jane: I'm sorry, I don't.
I don't mean to be so down on Addy.
Of course she has her good qualities, too.
I just see the silver lining in it for you.
Justin: I appreciate that.
Jane: Good.
Justin: So I have to ask, what's what's with
all the knitting.
Jane: The knitting.
Yeah, well, I mean, knitting is good for you.
I actually learned to knit when I was.
I was going through a rough patch in high school, so.
Justin: Good old high school.
Jane: Yeah, but.
I wasn't popular.
Like you.
Probably were. Justin: I wasn't popular.
Are you kidding?
My mom had to pay kids to come to my birthday parties.
until ninth grade. And I kind of settled
And the Boy Scout nerds.
Jane: At least you found them.
Justin: It was that tough for you huh?
Jane: Yeah.
It's not easy to talk about.
Justin: Well, I'll tell you what is easy to talk about.
Getting dumped at the altar.
Jane: All right?
You want to know the truth?
The truth is, uh, in high school, Addy and
I both, uh, were
aspiring singer songwriters.
But Eddie had all the talent, and she was just so popular.
I mean, she had all of the guys attention.
Justin: Yeah, she still does.
Jane: I just.
I know what it's like to be second fiddle.
Justin: Me too.
Jane: Oh, look at this.
Jane: Boom!
Justin: Well on that note, I think it's about time
to turn in.
Huh?
Jane: Yeah.
Uh.
Right.
Yeah, totally.
Um.
Wait, before you go.
Oh.
You're next...Next book in the series.
Just a little light reading to help you sleep.
Justin: Thank you.
Justin: Um.
Are we becoming a cliche here?
Jane: Maybe.
Addy: Justin?
Justin: Addy?
Addy: Jane?!
Jane: Addy?
Alejandro: What's going on here?
Jane: And you had talked about this place so much that I
booked it for myself. So I did a little bit of
Little did I know that Justin here.
And...
Justin: I...I decided to keep the reservation because I also
decompress and possibly get some writing down myself.
And somewhere along the line, somehow, without me knowing,
my reservation got canceled. So Jane was able to
Addy: That's because I canceled it, knowing that we
wouldn't be here. But then I rebooked it
A quick getaway before the fallout that was before us,
and a chance to get off the grid for a couple of weeks.
I guess the owner must have double booked us.
Justin: Great.
So.
So we're all here now.
Jane: So here we are.
Alejandro: Well, you guys were here first, so.
Addy: Yes, you were here first.
We should go. Justin: Yeah,
You're not getting down the mountain tonight in
that storm.
Snow's coming in too fast, so you're gonna have to spend
the night here.
Alejandro: We couldn't.
No.
We couldn't. Addy: I don't think
Justin: Yeah.
See that? Oh, I'm sorry that that
That was.
I'm not. That was a force of habit.
My bad.
Uh, good news for all of us, though, is that they plow first
thing in the morning.
So after the sun rises, I'm sure you'll be able to make
it down the mountain then. But as far as tonight goes,
spending it here.
Addy: It's just one night.
Alejandro: Okay. Justin: Okay, well, then
your separate quarters.
Jane: Hey.
You okay?
Justin: Yeah.
I'm fine.
Jane: You sure?
Justin: Why not?
It's exactly how I envisioned it when I came out here in the
middle of nowhere to get away for a couple of days.
Jane: Yeah, well, it's pretty magnanimous of you to invite
them to stay.
Justin: Okay.
That is a great word.
Um, no.
It's okay. I just feel, uh, I feel a
Jane: Inadequate?
Justin: Inferior?
Jane: Oh, hey.
She dumped you?
Justin: Yeah, that would be the inferior part.
Jane: Okay, I think you're just looking at it through
the wrong lens.
If Addy couldn't appreciate what you guys had, that doesn't
make you any less it.
It just makes her foolish.
Jane: I think I think you're gonna end up thanking her.
Justin: You think?
Jane: She wasn't all in.
So maybe she was holding you back.
I imagine what you could accomplish on your own.
Justin: That's a unique way of looking at it.
Jane: Well, from where I'm sitting,
it's kind of exciting.
Jane: But what do I know?
Jane: I'm just a romance novelist.
Justin: Well, I don't look like anybody's leaving here today or
for the next few days.
Addy: Guess not....
This is awkward.
My ex-fiancée, and my current boyfriend,
and my bridesmaid, all socked in for a winter retreat.
Jane: I didn't make this stuff up.
Alejandro: Well, actually you can't.
Jane: Yeah, I know, it's a it's a figure of speech.
I'm a romance writer.
I get paid to make it up.
Justin: So the good news.
I stopped the fridge full of food when I got here.
Addy: What's the bad news?
Justin: Jane eats a lot of eggs.
Jane: Yeah.
You do?
Yeah. You know what they say?
Justin: Uh, maybe.
But tell me anyway.
Jane: Love and eggs are better.
Justin: Poached?
Jane: Fresh.
Justin: Ah, yes.
Don't count them before they hatch.
Jane: Or put them all in one basket.
Justin: Ooh, touché.
Addy: Okay, enough with the eggs.
You're making me hungry.
Jane: You don't even like eggs.
Alejandro: Yeah, we should talk about it.
Justin: Hey!
You wanted to say something to me?
Addy: Yes. Since we're going to be here
should clear the air.
Justin: You really think that's a good idea?
Addy: We need closure.
Justin: Do we?
I don't know.
I'm fine, I'm good.
I'm just, you know, stewing, marinating.
Addy: We're doing this.
Confession is good for the soul.
Justin...
I'll go first.
I never meant to hurt you.
Justin: Well, I thank you for that.
Um, unfortunately, ripping somebody's heart out
the day before they're about to take their nuptials tends to
have that effect.
Addy: Neither of us intended for that, right Alejandro?
Alejandro: Yeah, it was really nothing either of us planned or
even saw coming.
Justin: Oh, good...Good.
I feel so much better now.
Addy: Just all those days on the road.
Alejandro: Yeah, in the trenches, on the
front lines, in the foxhole.
Justin: That's a lot of battlefield references going
on right there. Addy: Wasn't it Pat Benatar
a battlefield?
Alejandro: No, I think it was uh Deborah Harry.
besides the point.
Look, um, you guys fell for each other, right?
Nothing was premeditated, so I think it's best we just all
start moving on with our lives.
Addy: We are.
Alejandro: Well put. Justin: And maybe one day
and I'll laugh about this.
I'm just. I'm really happy for you, too.
Addy: Thank you for very happy.
Alejandro: I would rather fight beside you than an
army of thousands.
Let no one forget how menacing we are.
We are lions.
Immortality is waiting beyond the breach.
Let's take it.
It's ours.
Achilles.
Addy: That's beautiful.
Justin: Okay.
Jane: Hey.
Justin: Hi.
Justin: You know, we're supposed to get another
foot of snow tonight.
Jane: No.
You may be stuck here for a long time.
Justin: A night could turn into a whole bunch of nights.
Jane: I guess we should make the best of it.
Justin: Yeah.
You know, something you said to me really hit home.
It was actually exactly what I needed to hear.
Jane: It was?
Justin: Yeah, So much of my identity was tied up and being
Addy's other half.
I didn't really know what was going to be left to me
after the fallout.
Jane: But there's so much.
Justin: I get that now.
Justin: I think I like seeing myself through your eyes
a lot better.
So if it's okay.
I might just do that for a while.
Jane: Ah!
Justin: Ah!
Justin: Jane!
Addy: Justin!
Justin: Oh!
Justin: I am so sorry.
Please accept this as an olive branch.
Jane: It was my fault I am clumsy.
I always have been.
Justin: Me too.
Jane: I'm just glad you came and got me.
Justin: Came and got you as a.
As opposed to what?
Like you out there.
Jane: I thought it was very gallant, very heroic.
Justin: Oh, I'm no hero. Jane: Hey, heroes come
I mean, you've got your bigger than life swashbuckling hero.
You've got your your gentle but tortured artist hero.
Justin: Which one am I?
Jane: Both are great. They just have to be devoted to
her by might or brainpower.
Makes no difference. Justin: I know I think
soft and sensitive.
I actually have to have a little more edge.
You know, I think I need a little more swagger.
A little more, uh.
Alejandro.
Jane: Oh, gosh.
No.
Justin: Yeah, I don't know, maybe there's a happy medium.
He's quite an impressive guy. I mean, he can literally hunt
field dress it, drag it back to the campsite, and then gourmet
cook it for you.
Jane: I think you're doing just fine in the hero department.
Justin: I'll take your word for it.
Addy: How are you feeling?
Jane: Much better.
Addy: So how's the romance business these days?
Jane: Uh, you mean my novels?
Or me personally?
Addy: Either or...
Jane: Well, uh, I just got approved for the next
installment in the cousin series, so not
complaining about that.
Addy: What about your love life?
Jane: Uh, well, nothing seems imminent.
Addy: What about Justin?
Jane: Justin?
No.
Jane: That.
That would be weird, right?
Addy: Why?
Jane: I mean, like, weeks ago, you guys were engaged.
Addy: He's single.
I'm with Alejandro now.
You don't have to ask me for permission.
That is, if you're interested.
Jane: Uh, well.
Thank you. Uh, if the thought crosses
ask for permission and act accordingly.
Addy: Good. I just want Justin to find
And I have found it.
I mean, we have our moments..Sure.
Jane: Oh, yeah?
Addy: Yeah, like any other relationship,
there's give and take.
Jane: Ebb and flow.
Addy: A constant battle for supremacy.
He with he ground game advantage.
Me with the air superiority.
He with the nuclear option.
And I could go ballistic and scorched earth at
any given moment.
So.
Jane: Sounds like you two have...Uh..
. An explosive relationship.
Addy: We make it work.
Alejandro: Hello.
Justin: Oh.
Hey there.
Alejandro: Hey.
I want to make sure we are cool, okay?
I don't want there to be any awkwardness between us.
Justin: Oh, yeah, I don't, uh, I don't really feel any.
I'm, uh.
I'm great.
Alejandro: I just want to be sure.
Justin: What are you doing?
Alejandro: Stand here. Justin: Uh, why why, may I ask?
Justin: That doesn't really sound like fun.
Alejandro: It's not about fun.
See, trust takes years to build, seconds to break,
and forever to repair.
Justin: No argument there.
Alejandro: I could see if you had deep rooted trust
issues with me.
Justin: No.
I'm good.
Alejandro: You see, love cannot live where trust is not.
Justin: You don't say
Alejandro: So. Justin: Whoa whoa
What?
What is that? Alejandro: I'm
It's called landmine.
It's easy. Justin: Yeah,
gonna happen.
Alejandro: Why not?
I'm gonna scatter some pushpins around the room and navigate
you through them with my voice.
Justin: There is not a chance of that happening.
Alejandro: It would be good for us.
I need you to take off your shoes.
Justin: You see?
Therein lies the problem.
I.
I can't take off my shoes because I have
very sensitive feet.
Alejandro: Oh, see?
It's already working.
I'm learning new things about you.
I'll tell you what.
I'll go first.
Justin: You're gonna go first? Alejandro: I'll go first.
Justin: The trust thing?
Yeah, I like it.
Addy: What are we knitting?
Jane: It's called a monster cable design.
Addy: Okay, let's do it.
I'm all yours. Jane: Okay, so first take your
gonna find the end, which sometimes is
the hardest part.
Oh, I got mine.
You got yours?
Addy: Got mine.
Jane: Great. Okay, so we're basically going
Alejandro: See how easy this is?
Justin: Uh.
You know, where all the pushpins are.
Alejandro: Good one.
Justin.
It doesn't matter.
Guide me with your voice.
Alejandro: Why do you ask?
Because I trust you.
Justin: You trust me?
Justin: Well.
That's good.
Alejandro: Ahhhh!
Jane: Wind is really howling.
Justin: Ugh.
Are your feet okay?
Alejandro: Yeah.
This is nothing. It's part of
You know what they say?
Justin: Uh.
I don't think I do. Alejandro: I'll be careful when
a shirt.
Justin: I have no idea what that means.
Alejandro: It would be natural,
or a fortress.
But I'm telling you, this could all be for the better.
Justin: No, I, I see that.
Alejandro: Now Addy can be my primary focus and I can be
completely hands on.
Justin: Sure you will be.
Alejandro: I can give her my undivided attention and guide
her career in a way I never could before.
Justin: Makes sense. Alejandro: And a professional
you as well.
For all of us.
Now show me your back.
Turn around.
Justin: What? Alejandro: Just show
Justin: I feel good. I don't need this.
Were interlocking arms. Here.
Okay?
Justin: Owww! Addy: It's more like
Alejandro: How's it feeling?
Justin: Ahhh!
I don't know. Alejandro: You know, at first,
continues to surprise me.
Justin: Yeah, me too, man. Alejandro: But I still think
and that will never change.
Justin: Yeah, I hope not. Alejandro: And I hope that we
amazing work together.
Justin: Okay, okay.
Thank you.
Alejandro: How does it feel?
Justin: I'm not sure.
Alejandro: Good!
Alejandro: Hey, what are you working on?
Addy: It's called a monster cable stocking.
Alejandro: Mm.
Good for you. What do you think about getting
get back?
Addy: Get back into the studio with what?
Alejandro: Some new songs.
Addy: Written by who?
Alejandro: You. Justin, I can
Addy: It's not that easy.
You don't have to be inspired to write.
It doesn't just happen.
Alejandro: Why not? Addy: Justin and I worked
We were a prolific team.
Justin would start something, and then I had my insatiable
need to fix it, put my stamp on it.
He really lit a fire under me...
Alejandro: Good then.
Addy: And I don't know where Justin's head is right now.
Alejandro: It doesn't have to be all original material,
you know? Besides Justin's head,
Why don't you ask him?
Addy: Why don't you?
Alejandro: We already talked.
Addy: And?
Alejandro: Well, he seems open to it.
the horse that threw him.
Not that you're a horse.
Addy: If the opportunity presents itself,
I'll bring it up.
Alejandro: Not yourself in a far of time.
Seize the moment that is thine.
Addy: Whatever.
Justin: Hello?
Addy: Hey.
How's it going?
Justin: Good.
Addy: Yeah? What are you working on?
Justin: Oh, nothing. I'm just noodling,
Addy: Anything in particular or someone in particular?
Justin: No, no, just some random thoughts trying to throw
out this music.
Addy: I see.
Justin: Yeah.
I honestly didn't know where we stand, sort of creatively,
so I was just trying to get back into it.
Addy: Where do we stand?
Justin: You know, um, it's funny.
I thought it was going to be painful.
Addy: To work with me? Justin: Well, yeah,
But to be honest with you, I.
Our relationship has changed so much.
You know, I just didn't know if we would even be able to
capture the same magic that we had before to write those kind
of hit songs again.
Addy: I think the answer is we would.
Why wouldn't we? Justin: Because, Addy,
for you and about you and to you.
Addy: Okay... Justin: So I think
to be determined.
Addy: I won't rush it.
Justin: I appreciate that. Addy: And if you need anybody
things around, you know where to find me.
Singing: Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know your feeling now.
Cause this is the time of year.
People are walking by filling the street with cheer, the kids
are jumping cause Santa is almost here,
it's almost Christmas time.
Oh, yeah.
Christmas time is here again.
Christmas time. Oh, yeah Christmas time
And the feeling that the season brings,
it's hard to describe.
Addy: I heard it's supposed to jump again tonight.
Jane: Ah, well, I guess we might just be stuck
here care forever.
Addy: I hope somebody's stocked up on food.
Jane: 40 days in the frozen tundra.
We were forced to eat the sled dogs.
Lucky and Happy. Justin: Oh, I think you got
couple of Snow White companions.
Jane: It would be weird.
What is wrong with you? Justin: I didn't say what's
Jane: Okay, wait.
Here's a question. If you were one of her seven.
Yeah, what name would you be?
But remember, they already have dopey.
Justin: Oh, they already got dopey.
Jane: Yeah Justin: They got sneezy too.
So maybe, uh, maybe, um, I don't know, wheezy or, uh,
tries hard to be pleasing. Jane: Oh, your jokes
Yeah. Justin: My personality is so
Jane: Something in here is starting to make me
feel queasy.
Justin: Wow. Your cold response just got
I could do this all afternoon.
Jane: Yeah, no, I'm gonna make it up in the next round.
Justin: There's another round. Jane: There are as
Justin: You know, um, there's something to be said
about being a little too competitive.
Jane: That the competition is the best form of motivation.
Alejandro: Battle is the most magnificent competition in
which a human being can indulge.
George Patton.
Addy: Thank you.
Singing: Five golden rings.
Four calling birds.
Three french hens. Two Turtledoves and a partridge
Justin: Hey!
Very good, very good everybody.
Jane: Hey, you guys.
If we are here much longer, you know we're
probably gonna miss...
Justin: Christmas?
Jane: Yeah.
Justin: Yup. Jane: I have a
We usually go all out.
Justin: Well, if we are here for Christmas instead of
exchanging presents, I guess we can always just have, uh,
Alejandro, teach us something.
Yeah, you can teach us how to cook a new dish or
salsa dance.
Or perhaps a new language.
Or maybe to fly a single engine plane.
Alejandro: Blindfolded with my arm behind.
Addy: We.
Know. Justin: And, Addy, you can
Addy: Yeah, or milk a cow or skateboard.
Jane: So many hidden talents.
Alejandro: I had no idea.
Justin: And I could teach everybody how to play the piano
and to crack their knuckles.
Jane: Or maybe drag our knuckles.
Justin: How dare you? I crack a mean knuckles.
Jane: I didn't realize there were so many
hidden talents here. I guess all I got to offer is,
how to knit.
Justin: Oh, yes.
Please.
You know why?
That's the gift that keeps on giving.
Watch it. Or I'm going to teach
Justin: You know what? Don't you dare threaten
That's it!
You are mine!
Justin: Ah! Oh, she's threatening me.
Oh!
She's threatening.
Justin: I know this is a big deal.
Yeah.
Say something.
Push it through. Jane: Don't make a
Justin: not a cross.
Jane: You got it. Justin: I definitely don't
it a shot. Jane: I believe in you.
Give me that.
All right.
Jane: You take this.
Okay.
You got it.
Justin: Yeah. What do I do with this one?
Jane: Wrap it around.
Justin: Here?
Jane: Yeah.
Justin: Okay.
Jane: All right, then you pull this needle.
Justin: Okay.
Okay.
Justin: Oh, this sounds so
Jane: Boom!
Justin: Hey,
Jane: Your first stitch!
Justin: Look at that.
Jane: Look at you!
Now do it again.
Justin: Ha, Yeah.
Justin: All right, let's start with the C chord.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: All right, so put your thumb on the C.
Note that one right there.
Jane: This guy?
Justin: Yes. And you point a finger on the E
Jane: Okay. Justin: And then your ring
Play that together.
Okay?
Jane: Yeah.
Nice!
Very good.
All right. Now we're going to
Here we go.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: D you want to go one more.
We'll get E note.
Look at you.
Jane: Really?
Justin: Amazing
Jane: Amazing. Justin: Just keep going.
F G A B C.
Jane: You're really good, teacher.
Justin: You're a great student.
Addy: Dinner's ready!
Jane: Okay, so since Christmas is right around the corner,
I thought we could play a little Christmas trivia.
Alejandro: Oh, yeah.
Addy: Lets do it! We can each take a turn.
Jane: All right.
You go for it.
You start.
Addy: Okay.
All right. I'll take the first one.
Justin: Thank you.
Addy: Oh, on the seventh day of Christmas.
Alejandro: Swans-a-swimming.
Justin: Okay, that is...Way to come in.
All right, um, I'll ask the next one, I guess.
Um, well, in the 12 days of Christmas.
How many total presents?
Alejandro: 364.
Justin: You're kidding.
I mean, is that.
That's.
No.
He's right.
Yes.
Jane: Okay.
Uh oh.
Uh, the Grinch was described...
Alejandro: Stink.
Stank.
Stunk.
Addy: Okay, how about you give somebody else to turn?
Alejandro: Sure.
Go ahead. I'll sit this one out.
Addy: Okay.
The Santa Clause was based on.
Justin: Ah Saint Nick.
Addy: Mhm.
Yes.
Alejandro: Well...T echnically, yes.
Justin: What? Alejandro: But in reality it's
Saint Nicholas and Father Christmas to be precise.
Justin: Oh...
Addy: Okay.
.
Justin: Of course.
Addy: All right, Alejandro, since you know all
Alejandro: Eh.
Give me one.
Alejandro: Hmm?
Oh, this is an easy one.
What spirit is added to butter and served with a Christmas
pudding?
Addy: Oh, rum.
Alejandro: No.
But thanks for participating.
It's brandy.
The correct answer.
Uh, what country did eggnog come from?
Jane: Oh, great Britain, the UK.
Alejandro: Oh, sorry.
We're looking for England.
Jane: But England is in the UK, so I.
Justin: Who's we.
We we.
Who's this?
Alejandro: Oh, another easy one.
Where can people eat a wigilia supper at Christmas?
Jane: I'm sorry.
What did you say?
Whatwas that? Justin: Wigilia what?
Alejandro: Wigilia Supper at Christmas.
Come on... Addy: Is that Italian?
Alejandro: Poland?
Of course.
Justin: Ohh! How can we
Poland.
That's. Everybody knows that.
It's one of my favorite dishes.
All right, I got one.
Which country?
Alejandro: Germany.
Justin: Did the...
are you... Alejandro: Started the
Germany of course.
Justin: Yeah.
That's.
Addy: Wow.
I have one.
Alejandro: Oh. Addy: What was the name of the
Alejandro: He didn't have a name.
Addy: Oh, he had a name.
His name was Alejandro.
Because he was being a--.
Jane: Pie is ready!
Yeah... Jane: I'll get the pie.
Justin: Oh, hey.
You're still up?
Jane: Uh, yeah. My mind was racing, so, uh,
to good use.
Justin: What, are you writing?
A new song.
Jane: Actually, it's the next book in my series.
Justin: No way.
Okay, well, I'll.
I'll leave you to it.
Jane: Okay...
Justin: I'll let you do it.
I'm leaving.
Jane: But.
But you're still here. Justin: I know I'm still here.
And I have to go. Because when the
have to write.
I get that song.
So..
. Jane: I'm actually introducing
Justin: Oh, yeah.
Jane: Mm.
Justin: Is it. Is it someone
Jane: I guess I'll just have to read it to find out.
Justin: Can I?
Jane: Oh.
Oh. I'm barely through the
Not.
Not yet I couldn't.
Justin: Oh, for whatever it's worth,
it'll be strictly professional,
writer to writer.
Jane: Okay. Uh, yeah, I guess I
Justin: Second, opinions are almost as good
as first opinions.
Jane: Be gentle.
Justin: Always.
Justin: I'm on it.
Be right back.
Jane: A bolt of electricity went through them as he pulled
her against him.
Nothing between them but electricity.
A damsel in distress or a vanquishing hero?
She was neither.
And both at the same time.
A fire raged inside an inferno that ran much deeper than any
feeling she had felt before.
Not the kind fairy tales are made of, but the real, raw,
vulnerable love that could heal a person or shatter them at
any given moment.
Maybe she needed rescuing.
Maybe he did.
Someone had to be the knight in shining armor, and someone had
to eat the apple and be the fairest in the land.
She didn't much care who.
Good: Don't mind us.
Bad: We're your conscience.
Pretend we're not here.
Good: Is he in slumber?
Jane: Yae...
What shalts I do?
Bad: Ooh.
How about love's first kiss?
Yeah. Bestow upon him
Good: I beseech thee.
A single lip or both.
Bad: A dozen lips,
Jane: Really?
Twig and I have a twig, and I shalt give.
Bad: Yay!
Twig and lips.
Dual lippage.
Snuggle him.
Good: Wait!
Bad: Hurry!
Canoodle him.
Toggle his tonsils!
Good: You dare not!
Bad: Suckle his face!
Good: It's not consensual.
Bad: I believe it is.
Yeah.
Swap us the spittle.
Good: No!
Bad: Buzz the tower!
Jane: Stop with your to watling on.
Thou dost sully and besmirch a most beautiful endeavor.
Jane: Love's first kiss must be as sweet and stirring
as a baby's..
Bad: Butt?
Jane: Cry.
Justin: Thou hast saved me.
Jane: Perhaps both.
One each.
The other
Bad: Ahh.
Justin: Awe.
Justin: Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo.
Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah.
Nah nah nah nah nah Yeah...
la la la la la la la la la la la.
Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah.
Hey.
Addy: Did I scare you?
Justin: A little bit?
Yeah. Addy: You seem a little tense.
Justin: Well, no, I'm not.
I mean, I'm not tense.
I'm.
No.
I'm fine.
I'm doing good.
Addy: Keep going.
Justin: What? Addy: I want to hear
Justin: Oh, this is nothing.
I'm just. Actually, it's nothing.
Addy: Play it for me. Justin: Well, it's not really
anybody.
So.
Addy: Justin.
Play it.
Justin: Addy...Okay.
Alright.
Justin: Nah nah nah nah. Do do do do do do do do do do
Nah.
Yeah Yeah.
Justin: There it is.
It's not.
It's not anything.
Addy: It's perfect!
Play it again.
Justin: Addy.
Addy: Play it again.
Addy: I want to hold you, I want to love you, I need to
Addy: What's wrong? Justin: Well, um,
lyrics that I have for for that part.
Addy: Okay, write another one.
Justin: Well, you know, I'm just not really, um,
I'm just not really in the right headspace right now
to do that.
Addy: Let me help you get that feeling back.
Justin: Addy.
Addy: I miss us, I miss you.
Justin: Yeah, I know this is actually a really bad idea,
okay? This is not something that
Addy: I think it's a great idea.
Justin: What about Alejandro?
Addy: I locked the door.
Justin: No, that's not what I mean.
Addy: What about us? I know you still have
Justin: Yes, I do.
Justin: But I can choose to act on it or not.
Addy: So act on it.
We were great ones, and we can be great again.
Why throw this type of chemistry away?
Justin: Why?
Because you literally left me at the altar and ran away
with our manager.
Addy: I made a mistake.
Justin: Was it though?
I'm not even sure if it was a mistake.
Addy: It was.
Justin: Alejandro was right about something.
It takes a long time to build trust and forever to
repair it.
Addy: I'll repair it.
I'll earn it back.
Justin: My heart doesn't bounce back like that, Addy.
I'm not a ball to be tossed around.
Addy: Oh, that's a great lyric.
Keep going.
Addy: Justin, keep going.
Addy: Oh, whenever you're ready.
Addy: Can I tell you something?
Jane: Sure.
Addy: Can you keep a secret?
Jane: I suppose...
Addy: You've probably noticed.
Alejandro is driving me crazy.
Jane: I think it's just cabin fever.
Addy: I think I made a huge mistake.
Jane: You do?
Addy: I mean, at first, that type A alpha male behavior
was so attractive, but now it's annoying.
If he corrects me one more time.
So help me, There's going to be a death in the cabin, and it's
not going to be mine.
Jane: I hope I'm safe.
Addy: You're safe.
And probably Justin as well.
I gotta say, when we were writing together today, it all
came flooding back.
Jane: What exactly came flooding back?
Addy: The amazing chemistry.
Jane: Came flooding back.
Addy: More like it took over and swept us away.
Jane: Oh.
Addy: I think I made a huge mistake, Jane.
What can I do to fix it?
Jane: I mean, you can start by telling Alejandro.
Maybe get some counseling.
Addy: Yeah, it's too late for that.
It's like one of your novels where they get the second
chance at love, and they figure it out, and they appreciate it
all the more the second time around and they finally
realize their home.
Jane: It's a little cliche, don't you think?
Addy: Love often imitates art...
that makes you want to write a song.
jump out on a song sheet.
Jane: I know the feeling.
Justin: Hey, hey, what are you doing?
Oh, knitting!
All right, wait a minute. Now, let me see
Okay, so when you're knitting top down, that's when you have
to make the loop loose.
When you're going big toe up, you have to bind it, uh,
extra loose.
Right?
Jane: Something like that.
Justin: Ah.
You see?
I'm learning.
Jane: Ahh.
Justin: You okay?
Jane: Me?
Huh?
Fine.
Why do you ask?
Justin: Um.
No reason but you.
You just. You seem a little, uh.
Jane: Disappointed or embarrassed?
Kicked in the gut.
Justin: I was gonna say upset, but all three of
those work great.
Jane: This is so cliché.
I... there are so
all converging into one.
I don't even know what to think.
Justin: I'm a little lost.
Jane: Okay, you've got your forced proximity.
You've got your grieving hero.
You've got your supportive to a fault heroine.
You got your mean spirited ex.
You got your second chance of love.
It's all just so painfully predictable.
Justin: It is?
Jane: Yeah.
Well, it's missing is the big misunderstanding.
Justin: Oh, well, maybe you could, uh, maybe you
could kind of fill me in because I have no idea
what's going on.
Jane: Did you write a song with Addy?
Justin: When?
When? Like after our breakup?
No.
Jane: Well, that's not what she said.
Justin: Well, that's the truth.
of your fiery chemistry and passion came flooding back like
molten lava, and and a chemical reaction took over, and you got
swept away and ended up rounding third
and stealing home.
Yeah, I know it mixed a couple metaphors there.
Justin: Home?!
We didn't even get the first verse.
Jane: That's not what I heard, she said.
You ended up writing a concerto together, and I...
It's none of my business.
I don't even know why I care.
Justin: Yeah, well, be careful when a naked person offers
you their shirt.
Jane: I'm sorry.
What? Justin: It's an expression.
I don't know what it means, but I think it makes
sense here.
Jane: Okay.
Justin: Look.
Nothing happened.
Jane: Honestly,
I don't know who to trust.
Justin: I can tell you who not to trust.
Jane: Then why was the door locked?
Justin: It was locked?
I don't. I don't know why,
Nothing happened in there.
Jane: I wish I could believe you.
Justin: You can.
Jane: When I gave you this.
That was a big deal for me.
Justin: It's a big deal for me too.
Jane: Remember when I told you that I went through a rough
patch in high school where Addy was like the queen of the
castle?
Justin: Yeah, she still thinks she is.
Jane: Yeah, well, what I didn't tell you is that ugly duckling
as I was, I still managed to get, you know, a semi
boyfriend who saw the swan in me, liked me for who I was.
Jane: But then somehow.
Addy,
Justin: Oh no.
Jane: Yeah, she got him to.
Justin: Oh.
Jane: She didn't even like him.
I mean, she wasn't attracted to him.
She just wanted to pry him away for the sport of it.
Justin: I'm so sorry.
Jane: About the time it destroyed me.
Of course.
She dumped him right away, but the damage was done,
Justin: I bet.
Jane: So we didn't even speak for years.
I mean, I guess time heals all wounds.
Justin: I guess it does.
I'm.
I'm hopeful for that.
Jane: I'm not trying to make Addy.
the evil ex.
Justin: That's a trope, right?
Jane: Oh, a big one.
Yeah. Former love of the hero makes
Mm. Prone to fits
Justin: You think she's jealous?
Jane: Maybe.
Justin: Like, if a, you know.
Jane: Anyway, uh, after a lot of years went by, I just felt
silly to hold the grudge, so.
So I forgave her.
Justin: Wow.
Jane: Yeah. I mean, she didn't require
to do for myself, not for her.
Justin: Good for you.
Jane: So there you have it.
Our storied past.
Justin: You know what? You're better off for it.
Jane: Yeah, well, it was the inspiration for the cousins
book series, so.
Yeah, I guess it wasn't all a loss.
Justin: No, it was not.
Jane: The rest is history.
Jane: I just, I, I don't.
Jane: Want to repeat it.
Justin: Then you won't.
Jane: How do I know that you don't still carry your torch
for her?
Justin: Because I'm telling you the truth.
And I guess I'll just have to let my actions speak for the
rest of it.
Justin: You know, sometimes in life, you just.
I mean, you have to have a little faith, you know,
you gotta have a little trust.
Justin: Maybe pixie dust.
I don't know where this where this is going to go.
But I can tell you where I'd like it to go.
Alejandro: Hey, you wanted to tell me something?
Addy: Full transparency.
I'm having feelings for Justin again.
Alejandro: Wait.
Like I miss you feelings, or I want to take up where we
left off feelings.
Or I want to write songs together.
Feelings?
Addy: Yes, all of it.
Alejandro: Then no. Addy: What do you mean, no?
Alejandro: I mean no.
It'll pass.
They are feelings.
Addy: I don't think so.
Alejandro: And how does he feel about it?
Addy: I don't know. But I do know he
Alejandro: Great.
Just great!
Well, you tell Justin that if he comes anywhere near you,
he will answer to me.
And I will go full black belt karate man all over him.
Addy: Alejandro, stop.
You're better than this.
And you'd probably kill him!
Alejandro: Easily with two fingers, maybe three.
So don't make it come to that.
Addy: Stop.
Alejandro: Let's wait for the snow to melt and let's get some
space and let's figure things out.
But not here.
Addy: It was your idea for us to start writing together.
You practically pushed us on each other.
What did you expect would happen?
Alejandro: No, you would not put this on me.
Take responsibility for your actions.
For once. Addy: I am taking
That's why I came to you first.
Alejandro: Well, thanks, but no thanks.
You know very well what I'll do if I see you two together.
Addy: Stop. Alejandro: I don't know what
be pretty.
Besides, what's to keep me from hitting on your cousin?
Addy: Nothing.
Alejandro: And, you're fine with that?
Addy: Because she's not interested.
Alejandro: Says who?
Addy: You're not her type. Addy: Well, maybe because she
stockings yet, so to speak.
Addy: Yeah.
Good luck with that.
Alejandro: Hey, beautiful.
Can I whip you up some moonstruck eggs?
Jane: No.
Thank you.
Alejandro: Or moon over Miami eggs?
Jane: I'm good.
Alejandro: Eggs with soldiers?
Jane: Not interested.
Alejandro: I'm serious about Justin.
Do not push me.
Alright Alright.
We'll keep our distance. Alejandro: For his own sake.
Singing: Silent night, Holy night.
All is calm.
All is bright.
Round yon virgin.
Mother and child.
Holy infant, so tender and mild.
Sleep in heavenly peace.
Silent night.
Holy night.
Shepherds quake.
Jane: Jane.
You're better than this.
You were supposed to be the heroine.
The backbone of the story.
So where is your backbone?
Are you really gonna let her swoop in and steal your man
again?
Then do something about it.
Stand up to her.
Fight for him.
Singing: Jesus, Lord at thy birth, Christ the Savior,
is Lord, Christ the Savior.
The Savior is born.
Addy: You're back!
Justin: Whoa.
Uh, yeah.
Yeah, I was outside.
Were you. Were you checking on me?
Well. Hey, what's going on?
Justin: Uh... Addy: And I know now we're
Justin: Addy. Addy: I was a fool for not
see it. Now, I know you do, too.
Justin: Oh, Addy.
Addy: Remember how we used to kiss and make up?
Alejandro: Stop right there!
Justin: Whoa, Alejandro.
Hey. This is not
Addy: We couldn't help it.
Justin: We know.
What?
No, I could help it. Alejandro: Get out of the way.
Justin: Huh? Alejandro: This ends here.
Justin: Wait.
What?
Wait, wait.
You want to have a physical altercation with ..
Alejandro: Messing with my woman ?
You face the consequences.
Justin: Fight?!
Alejandro: Flamenco!
Justin: I pass.
Alejandro: Too late. You brought this on yourself.
Justin: I'm not doing this.
Alejandro: Oh, we are doing it.
Justin: What are you doing?
Ah!
Jane: Justin!
Jane: Justin?
Justin?
Jane: Justin...
Justin: Jane.
Justin: Oh, my angel Jane.
Jane: Try not to speak.
Justin: I'm good.
I gotta tell you something, though.
I love you, Jane.
I love you more than anyone.
Jane: Okay, Justin save your strength.
Justin: I got my strength.
And I'm coming back to you.
Jane.
I'm coming back.
Justin: Ah!
Justin: Huh?
Justin: Hmm?
Jane!
Justin: I love you, Jane.
Jane: Oh, okay.
I love you, too.
Justin: You saved me.
Jane: How did I save you?
Justin: Because you brought me back.
Jane: I'm gonna get you some ice.
Justin: You saved me, Jane.
You brought me back.
Jane: Well, I could stay in this cliché
harlequin moment forever.
Justin: Yeah?
Justin: I really want to read another chapter from
your book.
Jane: Oh, yeah? Well, you've already binge read
How about we knit?
Justin: Is that code for something?
Jane: It's code for knitting.
It's actually really good for someone who's
been recently concussed.
Justin: Yeah?
Mhm.
Jane: Oh I should. I'm gonna read the letter.
Yeah.
Justin: Okay.
Jane: Okay.
Let's see.
Jane: Dear Santa, I hope this doesn't get me on your
bad list,
Child's: But there's something I need to ask for.
You see, I had a fight with my brother.
I know it's normal for brothers and sisters to
fight sometimes, but I still feel bad.
If you can help us get along and change our hurt feelings,
that would be the best gift ever.
If I'm still on your good list.
A dog would also be nice.
Jane: Merry Christmas Alex.
Justin: You know something you said to me?
Really?
At home.
The fact that I really need to forgive Addy for my sake as
much as for hers.
Jane: Staying bitter doesn't do anything to the person you're
bitter towards, but it does a lot to you.
It's a heavy load to bear.
Justin: Yeah, it's too heavy.
Jane: Yeah.
Justin: I don't think I fully forgiven Alejandro and
Addy yet.
Justin: In fact, I'm sure I haven't.
Jane: Maybe you should.
Justin: Maybe I will.
Addy: Hey, guys.
Oh, sorry to interrupt .
I'll come back.
Jane: You okay?
Addy: I'm just sad.
Justin: Oh she's coming...Okay.
Jane: Yes.
Skooch.
Um.
Don't be sad.
..What's, what's going on?
Addy: It's just that Christmas was such a big part of
my childhood, even into my adulthood.
I mean, I planned my whole wedding around it.
And my honeymoon and that's why I booked this place...
Jane: Adaline...
Addy: I made such a huge mess of it all.
Jane: You know.
It's not too late.
I mean, Christmas always has a way of finding us.
Justin: Mm mm.
Jane: Mm.
Jane: Good idea.
Yeah.
Let's see.
Jane: Dear Santa, and it's been a really hard year for me.
Child's: I know that people say change is for the better,
but my parents are not getting along.
And I'm afraid I don't want you to think I'm asking for
presents to fix everything, because I know that's not
how it works.
All I really want is for my mom and dad to be okay.
I know you can't perform miracles, but if you
have a little bit of magic that can help fix their heart.
Jane: I won't ask for anything else.
Addy: Read the name.
Jane: Sincerely, Adeline.
Jane: You?
Addy: You know about my parents ?
When I was a child, we came here for Christmas every year.
And Santa never came through on that one.
Mom left.
Like mother, like daughter, I guess.
Jane: Stop.
Addy: But I'm not gonna follow in her footsteps.
I have a confession to make.
I, uh, was trying to get Justin to take me back, and he
wouldn't have any part of it.
He wouldn't even look at me that way anymore.
He only has eyes for you, Jane.
And I can see it now, and I'm okay with it.
You two deserve this love.
Jane: We do.
Addy: And Alejandro and I, we have a lot to work through.
And we may never get there.
But like you said, counseling might be a good
place to start.
Jane: Yeah.
Addy: Counseling. And he suggested a number
Justin: Those are so effective.
I think they would be. I think they'd be great
Jane: Oh, I have something to add to the list.
Knitting?
No, seriously, it reduces anxiety.
It helps relieve stress.
It promotes productivity.
Come on.
Addy: It's this code word for something.
Justin: That's what I said!
Jane: Oh my God.
Alejandro: You can't do that with your bishop...B
ut just this one time.
Addy: What are you working on?
Jane: Uh, a present, a stocking.
This one is cute and cozy.
A fun life of the party stalking.
It's ambitious, but playful.
A classic.
Addy: For Justin, I would assume.
Jane: No.
For you.
Jane: And there goes the surprise.
Addy: I'll take it anyway.
Jane: Surprise!
Alejandro: Hey hey.
Hey.
Look at that bird!
Very nice.
Jane: Beautiful.
Alejandro: Thank you.
Jane: Yeah. Justin: Do you hunt that down
Alejandro: Of course.
Justin: Yeah. Alejandro: I cooked it
I know what you did.
Justin: Everybody knows what you did.
we could say what we're thankful for on Christmas.
Justin: Yeah.
Let's do it.
Alejandro: Yeah.
Justin: You wanna go?
Jane: Yeah. Justin: You go, you go.
Jane: Okay, okay.
Um.
Well, I can honestly say that I am grateful for every person
in this room.
Justin: Here, here.
Alejandro: I'd like to say that I'm thankful for
Justin being okay.
Alejandro: And I'm also grateful for second chances.
Alejandro: And I'm grateful for you guys.
You guys stayed with me.
I know it can be a lot.
Alejandro: I'm still a work in progress, so.
Thank you.
Justin: Hey.
Aren't we all?
Justin: Yeah.
Yeah.
Addy?
Addy: Yeah.
I'm thankful for those things, too.
And love and laughter and good health.
And I'm hopeful for what the new year has in store.
And I think I can finally say Christmas has found me.
Justin: Well, said.
Addy: Justin.
Me? Justin: Uh, well, I am
for challenging and, uh, colorful past and, uh,
for exciting new beginnings.
Jane: Yeah, definitely.
Justin: Oh, wait. And and melting snow.
Everybody.
And I get a cheers on that.
Justin: Yes, we got it.
We got it. Alejandro: Merry Christmas.
They can go home, you know?
Singing: Dashing through the snow in one horse open sleigh.
O'er the fields we go, laughing all the way.
Justin: I might be losing my mind.
These past few days, have been quite a ride.
And I know I gotta accept it wasn't right,
but my heart, soul, and my mind are having a real tough time.
But all things happen for a reason.
Reasons we can't see it.
Yeah.
I don't think it's just the season.
I'm falling for you, are falling for me?
Oh, yeah.
Just tell me what you're thinking.
Tell me what's on your mind.
I got these butterflies around me all the time.
When our eyes connected,
something, lightning flashes, thunders rumbling.
The feelings there I can't deny, it's all
a sign yeah.
So many signs.
Justin: It blows my mind.
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Justin: Hello there. Justin: I'm gonna miss
Justin: Yeah. Addy: Yeah, there's a lot of
Justin: Me too.
Justin: I was I was putting some thought into it, though.
And you may be right. Maybe we can just kind of send
if we can work together that way.
Addy: Yeah.
Justin: All right.
Why don't you, uh.
Why don't you start with this?
Addy: What's this?
Justin: That's the song that I wrote.
Um.
For you.
Addy: For me?
Justin: Yeah.
So. You know, try it in your key of
what you think.
Addy: Thank you.
Really.
Justin: Hey.
Take care of yourself, alright?
Addy: Yeah.
You too.
Justin: I will.
Singing: Jingle bells baby, jingle bells.
Baby.
Jingle all the way.
Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open sleigh.
Come on!
Dashing through the snow in a on horse open sleigh.
I see over those fields we go laughing all the way.
Those bells on bobtails rings.
Making spirits bright.
Oh, what fun it is to ride and sing a slaying song,
a slaying song, a slaying song!
Hey! Jingle bells, jingle bells.
Baby jingle all the way.
I said oh, what fun it is to ride in a one open sleigh.
Come on, giddy up.
Jingle bells, baby.
Jingle bells.
Jingle all the way.
Oh, what fun it is to ride in a one horse open,
one horse open, one horse open sleigh!
Jane: Bye!
Justin: Bye, guys!
Jane: Drive Safe!
Don't throw away my stockings.
Justin: They're not gonna throw haha...
.Don't throw out the stockings!
Addy: We won't.
Bye!
Justin: I think they heard that.
Jane: Yeah.
Justin: Yeah.
Justin: You know what?
This is, uh.
This is one magnanimous moment.
Jane: I agree.
Jane: You said you loved me.
Singing: Now I'm turning pages,
different stages.
I'm not sure yet what this phase is.
Snow keeps falling, not sure what to do.
Hmm.
All these feelings are so real and I feel like I'm dancing
on the ceiling.
Snow still falling.
Is this dream come true?
Christmas lead me tell you.
Christmas, lead me tell you.
Should I tell you, what's on my mind and in my heart?
It all feels so divine.
It took me by surprise.
And I'm trying to understand.
Working through all my thoughts.
Who could imagine this was the plan?
And here you came and gave me your name.
And now I'm turning.
Pages.
Different stages.
I'm not. Sure yet what this phase is.
Snow keeps falling.
Not sure what to do.
Oh, all these feelings are so real and.
I feel like I'm dancing on the ceiling.
Snow still falling.
Is this a dream come true?
Christmas lead me tell to you.
Christmas lead me to you.
Yeah.
Ooooooo.
You knew it did, baby.
You're like a dream come true.
Yeah.
Christmas lead me to you.
And now I'm
turning pages.
Different stages.
I'm not sure yet.
What this phase is.
Snow keeps falling.
Not sure what to do.
Mmm all these feelings are so real and I feel like I'm
dancing on the ceiling.
Snow still falling, is this a dream come true?
Christmas lead me to you.
Christmas lead me tell you.
Yeah.
Christmas led me to you.
Ooh.
Christmas lead me to you.