Gramps was feeling forgotten, so he pretended to get lost to get some attention from his family – it backfired, big time. His family decided to have him declared incompetent, but the kids from the skate park came to his rescue.

Colette has a café that is famous for its hot chocolate made from a recipe that Colette has inherited from her grandmother. Next door to Colette’s café Marcus opens a pastry shop, which is fine by Colette until she discovers that he serves a hot chocolate that tastes exactly like hers. Their rivalry grows as she starts to lose customers at the same time as they argue over the hot chocolate recipe. Everything changes when a fire ruins Marcus’ pastry shop and their rivalry turns into something else.

Sarah, a single mother and nurse, works multiple shifts to buy the house she rents as a Christmas gift for her children. Chris, a real estate developer, inherits several rental properties, including Sarah, after his father’s sudden passing. Electrical issues plague the house, and as Chris comes to help, he’s quickly brought in by her two children to become part of the family. They help him grieve his father’s death, while he helps Sarah find love and stability as his real estate company pressures him to sell the homes. The family feels betrayed when the company moves to sell their house. But Chris finds a way to prioritize people over property, ensuring Sarah and her kids can keep their home. Meanwhile, Chris finds a family of his own for Christmas.