Christmas in Mistletoe

- Melissa, these cupcakes are amazing.

You've outdone yourself.

Well, I'm glad you like them.

Merry Christmas, Elizabeth.

Merry Christmas.

I'm sorry.

I really need to talk to her.

-Tyler, I have customers waiting.

I'll pay for everyone's order.

-Melissa, the man needs to talk to you.

Melissa, I am sorry.

It's too late for sorry.

Everyone, I'll be right back.

-I've loved you since we were kids, Melissa.

That hasn't changed.

We're not kids anymore.

You can't just come back here

and expect everything to be as it was.

You have your life and your career in the city.

I'm a country girl.

We've both moved on,

and you were never happy living here in Travelers Rest,

and I don't see myself being happy anywhere else.

What are you doing?

-I can be happy living anywhere in the world

as long as you are there with me.

I love you, Melissa.

I always have and I always will.

Marry me.

Yes.

And cut!

Okay, I'm happy with that.

Let's move on.

Can we be ready to roll again, please, in 10 minutes?

Please and thank you.

-Hey, Willow. -Hey.

-Are we all set for the church tomorrow?

-Uh, yeah, I can run over and check.

- Amazing. Thank you so much. - Mm-hm.

By the way, this bakery is perfect.

Yeah. It's a good bakery.

Thanks, Kim.

Oh, hey, and have you thought any more

about hiring me as an assistant director

for your next picture?

-Girl, you know that is not up to me.

It is entirely Miranda.

-But she is coming by later, and I will talk to her about it.

- Okay? - Okay.

-She does have another project coming up.

What's the project?

A Christmas movie about an inn.

-Are we saving the inn from foreclosure?

Yeah.

And there's probably a bakery.

Also yeah.

-Okay. All right, well, I'll find a little cozy downtown

with lights everywhere, bustling with Christmas cheer.

-Okay, I'm sensing some sarcasm here.

Sorry.

I mean, but--I mean, we already have a bakery.

This looks like every other cozy bakery

in every other cozy Christmas movie.

We can just move some cupcakes around

and add a pretty blonde and a hunk.

Change some dialog.

That's our next ten features.

-We don't even have to leave. -Okay.

This is a successful Christmas film formula, Willow.

Okay? This is what the public wants.

Besides, what Christmas movie do you want to make?

Well, I sent you it.

Have you read it yet?

-I promise I will get to it on our next break.

Okay? Sorry.

-Meet me for dinner? -Yep.

Christmas cupcake?

Ah. Yeah. Thanks.

You're welcome.

Ooh.

Hey, Willow.

-Oh, hey, Brett. -Hey.

Hey, you wanna get dinner?

Um... shoot. Sorry.

I--I have plans.

Uh, breakfast tomorrow?

Um, I'm going home tomorrow.

So, this is it?

Were you gonna tell me?

-I'm not really good with goodbyes.

- Well, why does this have to be goodbye?

-I think we both know what this is.

What do you think this is?

-This is two people who enjoyed their time together,

and now they know that the time has to end.

This is my life.

Sorry.

-Hello. -Hey, Pastor.

Thank you so much for meeting

-with me. -Of course, of course.

You know, the congregation is so excited

about being in a Christmas movie.

The choir wanted to know,

should they wear their white robes

or their red robes?

-Oh, you know, that is a wardrobe question,

- but I'll find out for you. - Hm.

-I've been practicing my lines. -Oh, have you?

-I have to admit I'm still a little nervous,

but, um, want to hear them?

Uh, sure.

"And there were in the same country,

shepherds abiding in the field,

keeping watch over their flocks by night.

Lo, an angel of the Lord came upon them,

and the glory shone around them brightly,

and they were sore afraid.

The angel said unto them, 'Fear not, for behold,

I bring unto you good tidings of great joy,

which shall be for all people.

For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior,

which is Christ the Lord.

And this should be a sign unto you;

Ye shall find a babe wrapped in swaddling clothing

lying in a manger.'"

So what do you think?

-Uh, Linus couldn't have said it better himself.

- So will you be staying here for Christmas?

No, I'm going home.

Ah, be with family.

-Well, I don't really do Christmas.

Why not?

-Well, I celebrate Christmas 364 days a year,

so I kind of take Christmas off.

- But don't you miss seeing your family and friends

and celebrating Christmas with them?

-Maybe before this job, but now it's just another day.

-But didn't you hear the passage that I just read?

It's much more than just another day.

Christmas is the celebration of the ultimate love.

Mm. Well, thanks again, Pastor.

The church is perfect.

Oh, and I will find out about that robe question for you.

Willow?

Mm-hm?

Merry Christmas.

- "It was a Christmas like none other."

Oh.

Hey, Jan.

Hello, Willow. How are you?

Oh, I'm okay.

I'm about to wrap on Christmas Cupcake.

How'd it go?

-Um, another cozy bakery in trouble.

Well, that sounds fun.

-It's a successful Christmas film formula, Jan.

It's what the public wants, and the public is always right.

Well, I love it.

Me and millions of fans.

Cozy Christmas fun, courtesy of Willow Bends.

-Yeah. Well, this is my last Christmas movie.

-Well, you said that about this one

and the one before.

And what was that, Comfort and Joy ?

-That one had a bakery too and an inn.

In fact, they all had bakeries or inns.

- Okay, sis, I'm just gonna say this

because I love you,

but you're too young to be this cynical,

and you have a job that people would kill for.

Movie stars, travel, salary, and the food.

- I do like craft services. - Yeah, you do,

and you're really good at your job.

Okay, I'm just gonna ask you,

are you coming home for Christmas this year?

Oh. Um... I don't think so.

It's been a few years,

and the kids really miss their Aunt Willow.

Kids, say hi to your Aunt Willow.

Hi, Aunt Willow.

We miss you, Aunt Willow.

That's not fair.

Your mom put you up to this, didn't she?

Can you put her back on?

Hey, Jan. All right,

I'm about to put my feet up and binge on some takeout

and watch anything other than a Christmas movie.

-Well, that just sounds... that sounds sad.

-Well, I'll see you New Year's Eve.

Okay?

Hey, how was the church?

-Oh, good. Yeah. Everything's all set.

Pastor's been practicing his lines.

Oh, and he wanted to know red or white for the choir robes.

Okay.

Hey, did you read my script?

I did.

What do you think?

It's good.

-When someone says something's good,