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You have a really pretty voice.
Not like yours, Dev.
You've been working on that song for a while.
Yeah. I'll probably never finish it.
Yes, you will.
You're gonna write a lot of great songs, Dev.
I'll probably be working fast food the rest of my life.
You're biting your lip again.
They're a perfect match.
I can't help it.
It just... It just happens.
I have no control over it.
More clients?
Well, I'll officially call them "clients"
once I start
"Over the Moon in Love."
So you really think there's someone out there for everyone?
Mm-hmm.
Even the hardest cases can be cracked.
Even me?
A girl could be so lucky, Dev.
So you think we'll still be friends?
Are you kidding?
We've known each other since we were 10 years old.
Nothing's ever gonna change that, Dev.
Okay. Promise?
I don't promise...
I pinky swear.
This is very serious.
Very serious.
Morning, Mia.
Good morning! Here you go.
Fabulous. Thank you.
More fan mail.
"Thank you, Brooklyn.
Celebrating nine years thanks to you.
Love, Scott and Jasmin."
Oh. They're my favorite.
I matched them when we were still in high school.
Are there any messages?
Um, yes.
Okay, I couldn't wait to tell you this,
but you got a call from--
wait for it...
Why does that sound familiar?
Because her father is Douglas Carlton.
As in "publisher of Life/Style Magazine"Douglas Carlton?
Yeah! They're doing a feature
on summer love and matchmakers who connect people together.
It's a contest, really,
but the winner makes the cover.
And Stephanie wants to meet with me?
Yeah. She said she read
an article about Bradley Clint and Angelica Angel,
and how you're the one that set them up together.
A Hollywood couple that's lasted--imagine that.
Well, so what else did she say?
Well, she says she's the one writing the article,
so she'll have a lot of say on who her father chooses.
Mia, do you know what it'll mean
if this company makes the cover of Life/Style Magazine?
Uh... yes!
This is huge.
So when does she want to meet?
She wants to meet on Monday.
Okay, great. Clear my schedule.
Got it.
Oh, you also have another appointment request.
It was odd, though.
Odd? How so?
It was a guy, he said he wants to meet at the promenade
and eat dinner out of one of the food trucks.
Yeah, no. I don't-- I don't do client dinners.
I don't even do lunch.
I know, but he insisted.
He said it's gonna be a clear sky,
with tons of stars,
and it might bring him good luck.
"A clear sky with tons of stars"?
I don't know.
Where's the appointment request?
In your inbox.
He wants to grab a Gordo's Gourmet Burger.
Gordo's?
Mm-hmm. They're, like, so good.
Yeah. Yeah.
Devin...
Wait. Y-You know him?
No. I mean, yeah.
Mm. Used to.
We went to high school together.
I haven't seen him in probably 12 years.
Oh.
Is he the one who broke your heart?
No!
He went to college, and...
I don't know, we just sort of lost touch.
And why do you keep on insisting that someone broke my heart?
Because there has to be a reason why
you try to connect everyone else in this world
except yourself.
Well, some cases are harder to crack than others.
You know, some say it's the best burger in town.
Devin! Hi!
-How are you? -Good! How are you?
Good.
Wow, you look...
You look amazing.
Well, you look...
fantastic, as always.
When did you come back?
Last week.
Actually, I saw your article in the paper.
I mean, you're really doing it!
Over the Moon in Love.
I never doubted you. It's awesome.
Congratulations.
-Thank you. -Yeah.
Well, are you hungry?
Starving.
Medium-rare... no onions?
Still?
Good memory!
I thought you promised to stay in touch.
You broke your promise, too.
Pinky promise.
You're not supposed to break those.
Okay.
You're right. I'm...
I'm sorry.
I just-- I poured myself into my business,
and I lost touch with everyone.
I was off in Europe, and...
It's my fault, your fault, it's nobody's fault.
It's just... Life happens, right?
Here we are.
-Here we are. Cheers. -Cheers.
So are you still writing songs?
Yeah. No, haven't gotten the big, uh...
record deal yet, but, um...
Yeah. Play enough gigs to pay the bills.
Did you ever finish that song
you were working on in high school?
How is it possible you still remember that?
It was that good!
I'm telling you, it's a hit.
First, thank you, but no.
No, I-I didn't.
It's still missing that, um...
You used to call it something. Um...
It was a-a-a tingling--
"A tingle from your nose to toes"?
That's it.
Sadly, it's still missing that.
Well, you'll find it.
Yeah, I hope so.
What are you doing tomorrow?
Just singing songs.
Do you want to come to the office?
I'd really, really like to show you.
I'd love to.
Okay, good.
-You hungry? -So hungry.
Honey, I'm happy that you wanted
to have breakfast with your dad and I this morning,
but it would be nice if you were having breakfast.
Mom, I'm so sorry.
This meeting is so important tomorrow.
and I have a million things I need to do.
Well, I read Life/Style,
if there's anything you want to know.
It's the biggest magazine publication out there.
I wouldn't be able to buy this kind of publicity.
And it's an article about summer love?
I have to prove to Stephanie Carlton
that every couple I've matched has gone on to get married,
or at least they're well on their way.
Maybe you could use
some of that magic charm onto yourself.
Leave her alone, Charlotte.
Well, there is someone out there
who could only be so lucky.
Oh, my gosh. I totally forgot to tell you.
Guess who I ran into yesterday?
Oprah Winfrey.
Devin Knight!
"Devin" Devin?
Yeah, can you believe it? He just moved back.
How is he?
He's really great.
He's definitely not the same old Devin,
that's for sure.
Is he still single?
He is, as a matter of fact.
I just think you two would've made an adorable couple.
Mom...
Cantaloupe, anyone?
I just want to make sure
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