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Brad has just one wish this Christmas: to find a real home. Having lost his parents

before joining the Marines, he misses that sense of belonging and family. When he

meets an introverted flight attendant on his journey to start his civilian life, he wonders if

this might be his chance.⁣

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After a messy divorce, Shelly has decided the only person allowed within the brittle

walls of her broken heart is her daughter, Lilly. At least, until she meets a friendly man

who hails from her hometown while working a routine flight. When she learns he needs

a place to stay, she offers the apartment over her garage out of the kindness of her

heart – and her desperate need for extra cash.⁣

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Even as Brad endears himself to Shelly by saving the town’s Christmas pageant, she

attempts to keep her distance to protect the fragile stability she’s built since her divorce.

But Brad’s willingness to walk the fine line between what Shelly’s heart wants and what

her head allows slowly wears down her resolve. And when Brad receives a job offer

near the only family he has left, Shelly must decide whether she’s willing to risk her

heart again before he leaves her home, and her life, for good.⁣

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