Love Marks the Spot (2023)

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There's a reason

storytelling has been around

since the dawn of time.

A good story can make us laugh,

it can make us cry.

And some even have the power

to change our lives.

At least, that's what

the Atwood stories did for me.

You've probably heard

of the Lover's Quest Series,

written by

the famous writing couple

Robert and Lilly Atwood.

A series beloved by the world.

As the Atwoods grew older,

their fans awaited anxiously

for the final book,

but it never came.

When the Atwoods passed,

it seems their legacy did too.

That is,

until the legend of

the lost Atwood books surfaced.

As the tale goes,

the Atwoods did write

one final book

and buried it,

hoping one day the right person

would solve

their last great adventure

and find

the long lost Atwood book.

I would give my left toe

to meet him.

Hm.

Lee Price.

He's in town

promoting his new movie,

and he stopped in here

yesterday.

But guess who had the day off?

Just my luck.

You know, those Flight Risk

movies used to be books.

Were actually a lot more serious

before Hollywood got to them.

Probably had a lot more clothes

in 'em too.

How's your little treasure hunt

comin'?

I think you're onto somethin',

but Gladys, she ain't buyin' it.

What does she have against me?

Says you get

too many free refills.

Well, it's not a hoax, Paul.

Remember how I told you

that my dad found

that missing cipher

in the books?

- Mm-hm.

- Well.

When you use it,

it spells out...

Sandpiper.

And I thought it was

just talking about

the kind of bird

or something, right?

But then...

The Atwoods named their house

the Sandpiper.

The trail for the missing book

begins there,

in Arcania.

Fab. So when are we goin'?

Oof.

Free refills it is.

Excuse me.

Excuse me, coming through.

- Excuse me.

- It's Lee Price!

He's at this hotel

for Flight Risk press!

That's really neat,

but can you excuse me.

His movies used to be books,

you know?

Jeffrey, did you read that

new vampire YA I sent you?

It's got quite the bite.

Becca, you remember Rita Daily

from Bridge Lane Publishing?

Becca is one of our most savvy

junior editors.

You need a good book,

she knows how to find it.

Always a pleasure

stopping by Granton.

Such a homey feel.

That's what our writers

love about it.

They always feel at home.

Well, Rita,

thanks for stopping by.

I will relay your offer

to the board.

- Thank you.

- Mm-hm.

Offer? What offer?

Vampires, huh?

I guess they really won't die.

Jeffrey, you're stalling.

Yeah.

Rita stopped

by because Bridge Lane

made an offer to buy Granton.

It's a number

the board can't refuse.

The board wants to sell?

But Granton's one

of the oldest publishing houses.

Bridge Lane is bigger

and they want to own

all of our properties,

especially the Atwood books.

Rita hopes to give them

an ending.

But there is an ending,

just no one's found it yet.

Bridge Lane isn't very patient.

They're bringing in

a ghostwriter to make one up.

They can't do that.

Wait.

Are they taking Granton's staff

with them?

It's hot in here.

Has it gotten really hot

in here?

Are you hot?

Jeffrey, what do we do?

Pray for a miracle.

Thank you.

And he looked me in the eyes

and he said,

"Lee, give a man a fish

and he'll eat for a day.

Teach a man to fish,

and he'll sit on a boat

and drink all day."

Hey, thank you so much.

Always a pleasure.

Thank you.

Still telling the same jokes,

huh?

Gets 'em every time.

Please tell me

that coffee's for me.

Double shot, double whip,

double chocolate.

See? Whoever said

making your best friend

your personal

assistant-slash-manager

wasn't a thirsty man.

So what's the word

on the Western?

It's not going our way.

That is the third project.

I know.

Breaking out of the mold

is a lot harder

than I thought it would be.

People love you in action,

and the numbers for Flight Risk

show that.

Look and global projections.

Look at that.

Is this what you've been doing

when you're missing guys' night?

I like bocce ball,

but I just like this more.

Maybe I send my own project

to the studios for a change.

What, you got a script

I don't know about?

Doesn't have to be a script.

Could be a good idea.

Or a book,

that's a thing, right?

I haven't read a good book

since I was a kid.

We work too much.

Maybe it's time

we work differently,

show people I can do more

than jump out of airplanes.

I can't jump out of airplanes.

Technically, neither can I,

but I fake it pretty well.

That you do.

Please tell me

that was the last interview.

Yes, it was.

This is my least favorite

part of the job.

I know it is, but I'm setting up

calls right now.

Maybe we can get in early

on the list of best sellers,

find some new IP.

But not just any IP.

Something everyone

can connect with.

- Hm.

- And if I do this,

I wanna do it my way.

Let's get you a producer credit.

All right, let's go back

to the hotel,

and I'll manage the fans.

- Don't worry.

- Thank you.

Sounds great, I'm on my way.

Hi.

- What are you...

- Just...

What are you...

Okay, that's enough.

You know, you should really ask

before you use someone

as a human shield.

It's much more polite.

Fair. Maybe next time

you should look

where you're walking.

Keeps you from

running into people.

I'm pretty sure it was

the other way around.

- Now, do you mind?

- Hm?

You're standing on my...

Oh.

Hm.

What's this?

- Aw!

- Hot sauce!

Who ca... who carries

a random bottle

of hot sauce around

in their bag?

People who like hot sauce.

It comes in handy.

Who tries

a random bottle of things

that falls on the ground?

- Hey, coast is clear.

- Finally.

I'm on fire right now.

- No thanks to...

- Becca.

And I'm late to dinner,

no thanks to...

- Lee.

- I know who you are.

And now I can tell the world

you can't handle your hot sauce.

I can handle my hot sauce

just fine.

Thank you.

We gotta go. Come on.

So you met Lee Price

and you gave him hot sauce.

Who are you?

He tried it on his own accord.

Sounds a little bit juicy.

Should I say spicy.

Dad!

Nice one, babe.

Okay, tell me more.

What did he smell like?

Your parents are crazy,

you know that, Hayden?

But what did he smell like?

Not you, too.

He has the best movies.

Speaking of, no movies tonight

unless we get these dishes done.

Thank you.

Thanks for dinner.

Got it.

Well, I spent my day listening

to the new kid's movie

soundtrack on repeat,

so I'm jealous.

Don't be,

because I also learned today

that Granton might sell,

and if they do,

I'll be out of a job.

Hold on, Granton's closing?

Looks like it,

so I need to look

for a job elsewhere.

As a junior editor?

Yeah, what else would I do?

Write your own book.

You're a writer, Bec,

that's who you are.

I haven't written anything

in so long.

Well, maybe if you spent

less time

pining after

other people's books,

you'd have time to write

the first Becca Craven.

Morning.

Oh, Jeffrey,

your normal acupuncture is...

Put a pen in that

and get excited,

because Granton

may still have a shot.

Come with me.

You're not gonna believe this.

Well, my day

just got more interesting.

What are you doing here?

And why do you have my book?

Technically,

you left that behind.

Only because you knocked it

out of my hands.

You two have met.

More like collided,

and now I can assume

you're following me.

Welcome to my life.

Jeffrey, what's going on?

Mr. Price wants to adapt

the Lovers' Quest series

into movies for him to star in.

And produce.

Working on a pitch

to send over to the studio.

Just need Granton

to give me the rights first.

You want to let the Atwood books

be turned into movies?

No offense.

Of course not.

But this may be enough

to sway the board from selling.

Look, it's either this

or Bridge Lane

gets the Atwood books.

It's a lesser of two evils, hm?

Oh, no offense.

But why the Lovers' Quest books?

Aren't you like an action-y guy?

Trying to change that,

which is why

I want to make these.

When you left this behind,

I remembered how much I loved

these books growing up,

and how I would love

to bring them to the big screen.

Well, I'm sorry

to tell you this, Mr. Price,

but we only have the rights

to the books.

The film rights, that involves

the Atwood Estate,

specifically Robert Atwood's

brother, Fred,

and he definitely does not...

Jeffrey already filled me in.

He's gonna connect us.

That's impossible.

Fred Atwood

doesn't have a phone.

- Becca.

- Or an email.

- Becca.

- Or even a PO Box.

If you want to talk to him,

you're gonna have to go to...

Arcania. Mm-hm.

Wait, what?

You both are.

We wanted a miracle, Becca.

We just got it.

Lee needs a Granton rep

to travel with.

Nobody knows the Atwoods

like you do.

I'll stay here and man the ship.

You want me to go with him

- to Arcania?

- Arcania, yes.

- Is she all right?

- Becca.

If you pull this off,

you could save Granton.

I know it's a shot in the dark,

but it's the best shot we got.

What do you say?

I have to find my passport.

Hey, she showed up.

She was always gonna show up.

She just can't quite believe

this is actually happening.

Becca, this is Colin,

my right-hand man.

He's coming with us to get

the studio pitch together.

Don't worry, if he gives you

any trouble, I never met him.

So, have you ever been

to Arcania before?

I've never been out

of the country before.

Well, lucky for you,

you're accompanied by one

well-seasoned traveler.

Do you always describe yourself

like a piece of steak?

So she's funny too.

She's just full of surprises.

Sometimes I surprise people too.

What?

Like I said,

I'm well-seasoned.

Ready for departure.

All right, the Atwood B&B host

should be picking us up

right about...

Now.

Hey, you must be Colin.

I'm Naomi,

we spoke on the phone.

Yeah.

Hey.

Oh, let me help you with that.

Thanks. How was the flight?

It was pretty.

It was pretty good.

The flight was pretty good.

Love to hear it.

Now, who's ready to see Arcania?

All right, hop in the truck.

Should we put these back here?

Yeah, you should be good.

Here, I got it.

I'm so happy to meet you,

Miss Atwood.

Oh, please, call me Naomi.

Miss Atwood was my great-aunt.

I can't wait

to hear your stories.

Get my Grandpa Fred to open up,

and he's the one

with the fun stories.

Lee, I've been meaning to ask.

How are you gonna approach

the film with him?

Don't worry.

I'm gonna go in,

feel out his vibe,

and bring up the rights

somewhere between.

His vibe?

We flew all the way out here

for a vibe?

Hold on.

I'm also gonna talk about

my vision as a producer.

Oh, great.

And what's that?

Still figuring that part out.

We're here.

Oh, you can leave the suitcase.

They'll take care of it.

Lee, little help.

I'll take my bag.

- Here you go.

- Thank you.

This way.

Hosting a party?

If so, Colin makes a mean DJ.

It's all for

the Atwood Festival.

I throw a little party

every year.

If you're still here next week,

I'll take you up on that DJing.

Hm.

This was Roger and Lilly's

favorite view.

They even got married

right here.

I can see why.

Oh, we call that character

around here.

Now, if you don't mind,

I saved the best for last.

Character.

It's just like it is

in the pictures.

To think that they wrote

the books right here.

When the family decided

to convert the place to a B&B,

we chose to leave

the library untouched.

It just felt right.

Naomi, I hope you don't mind

me asking,

but what do you think

of the lost book?

Isn't that just a legend?

My family never

discovered anything,

but doesn't mean it couldn't

still be out there.

My Grandpa Fred, though,

he's definitely on the fence

about it all.

You'll see tomorrow.

What should we do until then?

Relax and enjoy Arcania.

Don't have to tell me twice.

Okay, Dad, we're here.

We made it.

Now where's that book?

Sorry, didn't mean

to disturb you.

I was gonna head in anyway.

Actor, producer, photographer.

You really do it all.

I like a challenge.

Are you ready to take on

a world-famous book series?

Book fans

are pretty temperamental.

So are movie fans.

What's that you got there?

Oh, it's, um...

Say no more.

Privacy.

No one gets that more than me.

It's just a long story.

Well, you should tell it to me

some time.

I like long stories.

- I'm gonna...

- I'll let you...

- Night.

- Night.

Now, Grandpa can be

a little rough around the edges,

but, seriously,

don't let that intimidate you.

Looks like my kind of guy.

Hey, Grandpa, I wanna

introduce you to a few people.

This is Lee, Colin, and Becca.

Mr. Atwood,

it is an honor to meet...

- Don't touch that.

- Yep, sorry.

Won't happen again.

Okay.

How's the vibe now?

Great.

No.

No?

Grandpa, just give him a chance

to tell you a little more.

I've heard enough.

But Mr. Atwood,

this is the perfect opportunity

to keep

the Atwood stories going.

If my brother and sister-in-law

wanted to keep it going,

they would have written

an ending.

There is no ending.

And without one, no movies.

Not technically true.

The last book,

rather the lost last book.

You mean that legend.

Exactly.

Don't waste your time on it.

I can tell you, it's nothing.

But what if there is?

What if that book is out there

and we find it for you

and we get you your ending?

What happens then?

Okay.

You find that book? Sure.

You can make your movies.

- Wait, really?

- It's your time, not mine.

Indeed it is.

We won't let you down,

Mr. Atwood.

Thank you.

Okay.

Gotta say, that was impressive.

And shocking.

I didn't think he

was gonna go for it,

but he totally did.

Well played.

Now tell me.

Where's the book?

I don't know where the book is,

but I do have a clue

that could lead us to it.

A clue? What?

Are you saying you just wagered

the rights based on a clue?

Well, it's a really good clue.

My dad found this hidden...

- Colin, help me out here.

- Don't look at me.

I don't know anything

about this.

You know what? You're right.

Adventures are for the movies.

Let's just throw in the towel

and go home.

I'm not saying we do that.

So you do want to stay now?

I wanna know if I do stay

I'm not going

on a wild goose chase.

You're not,

because if that book is here,

and I truly think that it is,

I'm going to find it.

Trust me.

Besides, do you have a Plan B?

One word. So we don't even

have a clue, people,

we have one word.

But that word is also

the name of this house.

Even better.

We have a 5,000 square foot home

to search through.

Piece of cake.

Naomi, didn't you say

that this room

was the only one left untouched

when you renovated?

Yes, if the book or anything

related to it is in this house,

it'd be here.

See?

It's getting easier

by the second.

The book is probably

right under our noses.

We just have to search

through this room

with a fine-tooth comb.

Then we better get started.

And Fred's having you do this?

He said if we want the rights,

it's the only way.

Well, if anyone can find

that book, it's you.

I guess I'm just gonna

have to convince the board

to wait a little bit to sign.

Really?

Jeffrey, thank you.

I won't let you down.

I know it sounds crazy.

Crazy enough

that it might just work.

Okay, team, what do we got?

I searched the desk, nothing.

I found this bird box.

Two birds, one stone.

I like the Atwoods'

sense of humor.

Can we focus please?

If we do, we're bound to find

something in no time.

Okay.

- Peter Piper.

- Sandpiper,

but I feel ya.

I think it's time

to hit the hay.

Yeah, same.

I'm fading fast.

You guys go.

I'll be in soon.

Really.

I'm fine.

I'll be done soon.

Okay.

Two birds, one stone.

That is pretty funny.

Oh my gosh,

it's a double meaning.

It's a...

You guys!

Two birds, one stone!

- And she's cracked.

- No!

What I've cracked is the clue.

It's two.

Okay, this house

is the Sandpiper, right?

Those birds are also sandpipers.

This picture is literally

two birds, one stone.

It's a double meaning.

The Atwoods use them

in their books all the time.

Okay, just take

the picture down.

Okay, careful, careful.

Okay.

Okay. Okay, well,

bring it over here.

You guys,

I think I see something.

A message or a poem.

Becca.

I think you should read this.

"To you who finds this poem,

you're on our very trail.

To find our greatest treasure,

our own Holy Grail."

I can't believe this.

"One final adventure,

one that's fully ours,

and much like love,

it's written in the stars."

Man, they're good.

"Your journey will continue

on a path not for the meek.

Venture there when the sun

first gives a 'peak.'"

This is unbelievable.

It sounds like they want us

to continue on a path

of some sort.

Look at that, they used

the wrong word for peek.

- Nice catch.

- Thanks.

So what else reaches a peak?

The moon, a mountain?

A peak. A peak.

Paradise Peak.

It's the hiking trail...

Where Robert and Lilly met!

- Yes!

- Yes!

Brilliant, Naomi.

So we have to get there

before the sun

first gives a peak.

Um...

- Sunrise.

- Yes!

Sorry, just kind of hard

to contain this enthusiasm.

I hope you're just

as enthusiastic tomorrow.

It'll be an early start.

Oh.

Look at that.

A Conocarpus erect us.

Also known as a Buttonwood.

I played a tree professor

in Forest Fire 4.

It's quiet today.

It was.

Experts.

What?

Colin!

You should go with Lee.

You guys

should get some guy time.

No way, Sparky.

I need my Atwood expert.

Besides, I gotta

stay back at the house

for a finance meeting.

Oh.

Naomi?

Sorry, Becca,

but my to-do list is calling.

But have fun.

Oh, and make sure you take

the North Side Trail

on your way back.

Got it? Yeah?

Cool.

Okay.

I can do this.

You can hike and stuff.

Hike.

Slow down.

That way.

I can't do this.

Yes, you can.

You just have to take

the first step.

But I'm... I'm on dry ground

right now.

This ground is my friend.

Right now, I'm your friend too.

You just have to trust me.

Okay.

Didn't you say Robert

and Lilly first met here?

Yeah, if we're being specific,

they met on the trail.

Robert was lost

and Lilly helped him.

You really are

a walking Atwood encyclopedia.

Should have met my dad.

He was the real expert.

He died last year,

but he would have loved this.

I'm really sorry, Becca.

I know what it's like.

I lost my mom

a couple years ago.

I'm sorry too.

Don't be, be happy.

You made it.

We made it?

We made it!

You don't see that every day.

Did you bring the map?

Thanks.

Okay.

If that was town,

and this is Paradise Peak...

Then that must be...

That's Castaway Lagoon.

That's where Robert and Lilly

first said "I love you."

Lilly told the story

in her biography.

So, if that's where

they first said "I love you,"

and this is where

they first met,

it feels a little more

than coincidence.

It does, doesn't it?

Let me see the poem.

"One final adventure,

one that's fully ours."

Becca, I don't think

this is just any trail.

This is their trail,

their own Lovers' Quest.

Wait, so you're saying

that each point on the trail

will represent a different part

of their relationship?

Exactly what I'm saying.

That is classic Atwood.

Well done.

I bet the next clue

is at Castaway Lagoon.

Do you think we can make it

there today?

You're just living life

on the edge.

Follow me.

Be careful. Tablets

don't exactly tan very well.

Your connections not working?

Not really.

I'm trying to set up

a virtual meeting

with the Arcania

Chamber of Commerce,

but I can't seem

to get through to 'em.

- For what?

- Going over the budget

for what it would be like

to film on the island.

Now that would be exciting.

- Yeah.

- The only problem is

I heard they don't do

virtual meetings.

Oh.

What do they do?

In person.

Hi, Naomi Atwood.

Arcania Chamber of Commerce

council member.

You want to get started?

It's a small island, okay?

We gotta wear a lot of hats.

All right, then,

Ms. Commerce Woman,

where do we begin?

Can I interest you in hearing

about Arcania tax incentives?

Ah, you had me at "incentives."

Come on.

We are definitely going

the right way.

Yeah, mm-hmm.

Lee, just say it. Out loud.

I'm not gonna say it

because we are definitely...

not...

lost.

Great, I can see

the headline now.

"Lee Price goes missing

on Paradise Peak

with female friend."

Don't worry,

Colin will make sure

they at least get

your first name.

Hey!

Hi.

I take it you guys took

the south trail.

An unexpected detour,

but life's full of 'em,

am I right?

Sometimes.

We're staying all the way

on the other side of the island,

so we're definitely lost.

Oh, okay.

Elijah.

So you're the two looking

for the Atwood book, aren't you?

- How'd you know?

- Small island.

It's not every day someone gets

in to speak with Fred Atwood.

The man pretty much stays

on his boat

since his brother passed.

You know, sort of a recluse.

That's, uh, one word

to describe him.

It's also not every day

we get a celebrity around here.

You want a picture?

Not really.

Now how can I help you two?

Do you have some Wi-Fi

we could connect to

to make a call?

Absolutely, yeah, come on.

Go right this way.

Thank you.

So the book is real,

you're now trying to find it,

and you get to do

all this with Lee?

Is he as charming as he seems?

He's growing on me.

Then get off the phone with me

and go find him!

You never know

what could happen in paradise.

Gia!

I'm kidding.

But keep having fun.

I love you so much.

I love you too.

Colin is on his way.

Thank goodness.

Was that your sister?

Yeah, we're really close.

Do you have any siblings?

No, it was just

my mom and I growing up.

Don't tell me you were one

of those child actors.

My mom would never let that fly.

I actually stumbled into acting.

How does one stumble

into acting?

I moved out to Hollywood

to direct,

started booking roles

to make a buck,

my mom got sick,

so I stuck with it.

We would actually read

the Atwood books together

when she was in the hospital.

Is that why you want to make

the films, for her?

That and also, uh, who knows,

maybe I want to get you

to watch one of my films.

I have seen...

some of your films.

I have a six-year-old nephew,

so...

- Oh, really?

- My sister's kid.

So you're a fan.

Do you want a picture?

Definitely not.

Ouch.

Rejected twice in one day.

Saved by the honk.

Yeah.

Here, let me...

Great work today.

It was actually

kind of a lot of...

Fun.

Especially finding that clue.

So, Castaway Lagoon

first thing tomorrow?

Yes.

But this time, you lead it.

Need a hand?

Oh, you have impeccable timing.

The party's in a few days,

and I'm down to the wire.

Well, you're handling it

masterfully.

Here?

I saw Elijah in town

this morning.

I take it you took

the south trail?

Not intentionally.

My feet are very grateful

for Elijah.

Elijah's the best.

My grandpa and I

used to get pineapples

from his farm every week.

You don't anymore?

Grandpa stopped doing a lot

after Robert and Lilly passed.

I've tried to get him out more,

but as you saw,

he's pretty stubborn.

I think in some ways, he's still

holding onto what he lost.

I'd be lying if I didn't say,

I hope if you find the book,

it changes that.

When we find the book.

When.

And then, maybe we can all take

a page from it

for our own inspiration.

You seem pretty inspired to me.

You're essentially living

the island dream life.

I mean, I am, but...

we all have our own dreams,

you know?

I spend a lot of time

taking care of my grandpa

and the estate.

Seems like it's your turn

to be taken care of.

Hmm. And you?

What do you want

that needs inspiring?

Oh, Naomi, that is

the question of a lifetime.

All right,

the gear is all packed.

You guys coming with?

Becca is.

Colin's got a meeting

with the city planner.

How did you know that?

Another hat.

Uh... mm-hmm.

Come on.

All right.

This is incredible!

Watch your step.

Wow.

You comin'?

After you.

After me?

You're the adventure man.

And now it's time

for you to shine.

I think it's only fair.

Lee Price, you...

you are scared to go

into the water, aren't you?

No.

I'm afraid of bats.

- Bats?

- Yes!

It's not funny!

Have you ever seen one

in real life?

I played a vampire once,

and those little critters...

were terrifying.

Okay.

Well, I can almost

certainly promise you

that we're not gonna see

any bats,

but if we do,

I will protect you, okay?

- Can't promise that.

- Can we focus?

We are on their Lovers' Quest,

so we're looking for anything

that could represent

their relationship.

- Got it.

- Got it.

Let's go.

I wonder if Naomi and Colin

are having this much fun.

I have a feeling

they're doing just fine.

Got it? You know,

when you said "meeting,"

I was thinking

more of an office.

When you wear

as many hats as I do,

you get really good

at multitasking.

Whoa!

Ugh!

How long do you think

that's been there?

I think that answers

your question.

Okay, you're like

actually really good.

Thank you, this was

my instrument of choice

growing up, for half

of the sixth grade, anyways.

Okay, keep playing.

I'll add some words.

Okay, um...

Walkin' on the beach

Cleanin' up trash

Watch out for the waves

They're gonna crash

Keep going, keep going.

Wondering when

this song will end

But cleaning's always better

When you're making

new friends

I like it, I like it.

Okay.

Anything?

No bats and no clue.

Are we missing something?

This is where the Atwoods

said, "I love you," right?

Out loud, to each other.

- I love you!

- What are you doing?

Did you hear that?

It's echoing deeper

from over here.

Okay, yell again.

Uh... bubble gum!

Over here.

What's that?

Did we just discover

buried treasure?

Feels like it.

What is this thing?

Sparkly blue limestone?

- Sounds official.

- It's the best I got.

Okay.

Blue limestone.

Blue... lime... stone...

Castaway... Lagoon.

Are you warming up

for a Broadway show?

I'm just trying things,

you know, they love wordplay.

Wait, you don't think they left

another poem, do you?

Because if they did,

it would have to be

pretty indestructible.

No, they wouldn't repeat a clue.

So what would they do?

Think.

My brain is waterlogged.

Hey, this just means

more research, more digging,

but maybe not any more today.

Is this a dead end?

Dead end?

We found all this.

This is just the beginning.

Bubble gum, really?

Hey.

Can I see this hat?

What do you think?

I'll take it.

- For me?

- For you.

Thank you.

Hi.

Those oranges are amazing.

Mmm.

Told you it comes in handy.

I honestly can't remember

the last time

I sat at a normal restaurant

having a normal conversation

- with a...

- Normal girl?

No, I... I didn't mean it like...

It's okay, I get it.

You're like a fish

in a fishbowl.

You have eyes on you

all the time.

Exactly.

Does it get old after a while,

being famous?

Of course,

but there's nothing worse

than a celebrity complaining

about being a celebrity.

So, I stick to gratitude.

Still, you said yourself

that you wanted to be

a director at first,

so you thought you were signing

yourself up for something else,

and... the selfies, the fans,

that... that all must make it hard

to have... relationships.

It can.

People think they know you

when they don't, but...

It makes it hard

to do a lot of things.

Enough of the Lee Price Show.

I want to know

about Becca Craven.

Um, there's...

there's not much to know.

I'm... I'm a junior editor

for Granton,

and I... I try to find

new, exciting stories.

Because you want to be

an editor?

That's the goal?

Um... no, I...

I write,

or I... I want to be a writer.

What's holding you back?

That much?

Do you remember what it was like

the first time you were on set,

what that felt like?

- It was terrifying.

- Exactly!

It... it's really scary putting

yourself out there like that.

And...

my dad was my biggest fan,

and when he passed, I...

I don't know, it got scarier.

And easier finding

someone else's story

than writing your own.

My friends!

So how's the hunt coming?

- It's...

- It's coming.

You know if you need help,

you're in the right place.

Most people here

knew the Atwoods well.

Oh, really?

Oh, yeah.

Now you take Mabel over there,

she was their neighbor

for years, right?

And Nathaniel, he ran

Mr. Atwood's favorite bakery.

Patty, she and Lilly

were gin rummy rivals, right,

till one day they tied,

but then they decided

never to settle the score.

You have quite the crew here.

Oh, come on now.

Wait till you see us

on the dance floor.

Planning on, to get a little,

put a little music

on the thing right here.

Yeah, come on in, come on in.

Come on, Patty, me and you!

Me and you, Patty.

All right now, yeah!

What do you say?

Oh, they're alive!

Barely.

What do you guys got here?

I'm thinking of adding

an Atwood history section

to the pitch, and Naomi

brought these photos down.

Yeah, found some winners too.

Look how long they were here.

Oh, what's... what's the date

on that one?

July 20th, 1964.

I think they were still

in high school here.

And Robert still had

all his hair.

I'm sorry.

I think it's bedtime for me.

Colin, you wanna finish these

tomorrow?

You got it.

Same here.

Gonna hit the hay.

Big day tomorrow.

What's going on there?

Nothing, she's...

just helping me with the pitch.

Right, right.

Why are you looking

at me like that?

Nothing, it's just nice

to see you enjoying yourself.

You think they're talking

about us?

Oh, they're definitely

talking about us.

The question is,

do we want them to be?

Kind of?

All right, it's time for bed.

Good night.

Think I might've found

something.

The blue stone we saw,

it's called calcite,

formed from the weathering

of limestone.

Apparently,

blue color is very rare.

Interesting.

Anything specifically related

to the Atwoods?

I haven't found anything yet,

but I think it's worth

asking around.

How's it coming with you?

I found a lagoon

mentioned in Volume 4,

pirate hideout, but...

if we're on their Lovers' Trail,

don't you think the next clue

would have something to do

with the Atwoods' own journey?

I mean, yeah, that makes sense.

Then... the answer has to be

in their Lovers' Trail itself.

What was next for the Atwoods?

You're talking about going

through a relationship

that's decades long.

It could be anything,

their first date,

their first breakup,

their first haircut,

I don't know.

How about you follow

your stone lead

and we reconvene later,

see who's right?

I like that challenge.

- Nice.

- Yeah.

I think it works.

- Hey, guys.

- Hey!

Becca! We didn't know

you were still here.

Got that next clue?

Hoping to soon.

Lee's following a lead,

and I'm...

I'm regrouping.

- Hmm.

- Um, wanna regroup

over tiki torches?

I have a call with Lee's agent.

The word's getting out

about the adaptation,

and press is buzzing.

Tell them thanks

for the added pressure!

You got it!

What am I doin'?

Grabbing this.

Becca, I meant the tiki torches.

What is this?

An engagement ring.

Wait, what?

Oh, ha, no, not for me.

This actually belonged to Lilly.

Robert had it made for her.

It's calcite from the island.

Gorgeous, right?

The engagement! Of course!

I'm lost.

And I was right on the trail.

The Robinson Alley.

That's where Roger and Lilly

got engaged, right?

I think so.

I wasn't quite alive yet.

So calcite was the clue.

Ugh, which means Lee was right.

Where's the closest entrance

to the alley?

Uh, pretty sure

it's down Main Street.

Becca, what about the...

tiki torches?

Calcite exhibit?

Hi, can I help you

with anything?

Just trying to learn more

about this stuff.

Ah... calcite.

Yeah, used to be worth

a pretty penny.

It was actually

our biggest export

in the 18th and 19th centuries,

used primarily for glass making.

I read it's used

to make jewelry too?

Sure, it can be used for that.

Because of the calcite boom,

many merchants

actually built tunnels

underneath the island

for trading purposes.

Are any still around?

Oh, no.

They've all been destroyed,

but there is still an alley

called the Robinson Alley.

It's not used

for trading purposes, of course.

It's actually more

of a tradition.

How so?

Well, when couples fall in love

on the island,

many of them will walk

down the alley

and write their name

on one of the rocks,

thought being that if the alley

has survived all these years,

their love will survive too.

Where'd you say

this alley is again?

Hmm, if I was Robinson Alley,

I would be where?

Hmm.

Lee, you were right.

No, can't admit that.

You were not...

Oh!

I was right.

How did you figure

how to get here?

It's where the Atwoods

got engaged.

Robert used calcite

from the lagoon for the ring.

Naomi still has it.

So, technically,

you're right on the money too.

This is a stop

along their Lovers' Trail.

Well, according to the map,

it should be right around...

- Becca, what are you doing?

- Don't look now,

but it is Rita Daily

from Bridge Lane Publishing.

The one who's trying

to buy Granton?

Uh-huh.

What did I just say?

Don't worry, she didn't see me.

Oh, Mr. Price?

Okay, she definitely saw me.

We have to make a break for it.

Come on.

Oh.

Why are we running?

I don't know, I panicked.

What is she doing here?

Do you think she knows

that we're looking for the book?

She can't find out

how close we are.

Okay, then let's avoid her

by going this way.

Um...

Technically not breaking

any rules.

Lee Price, are you out here?

I just want to talk.

Well, that was close.

Lee, if she beats us

to that book...

Don't worry, she won't.

There's no way she can

out-Atwood by Atwood expert.

Besides, she walked

right past that

without thinking of coming in.

We gotta go

before she figures it out.

That's a lot of love

on one small island.

This one's Margaret Turner

and Phillip Lewis.

Says they were from

two opposite political parties

and got married in secret.

A real-life Romeo and Juliet.

Lee.

"Lilly and Robert Atwood.

Lovers of Arcania,

lovers of writing,

lovers of life."

They stood right here,

years ago.

Wait a second.

The mortar looks broken

in several places.

It's almost if you would just...

Would you look at that?

Oldest trick in the book.

Wait a second.

I'm not gonna fall for it again.

No, there's something back here.

Let's get outta here.

We're in the clear.

And we have a key!

We have a key that they hid!

Look, it has

these numbers on it.

What do you think those mean?

Could be anything,

but I'm sure whatever it is,

we're gonna find out

soon enough.

Lee...

do you think that the Atwoods

would be happy that it's us

who finds the book?

I think the Atwoods

are up there right now

saying to themselves,

"Man, that Becca Craven

is something special.

If there's anyone

who deserves to find our book,

it's her."

You know who's up there

agreeing with them?

Your dad.

I think it's safe to say

he'd be pretty happy for you.

For us.

It's so beautiful.

It is.

You should get that.

Yes.

Hey, Jeffrey.

What?!

Wait, slow down, slow down.

You and the board

are now coming here?

Bridge got wind

of the movie rights,

and naturally, they want

to expedite the sale,

so now their offer expires

the night of the festival.

Oh, the night of the festival?

The board figured

that they would show up

and either sign with Bridge

or sign with Fred.

And what better place

to decide the fate

of the Atwoods' future than...

Than at their own party.

There is just one more thing:

Rita Daily.

Oh, we had our own run-in

with her today.

What do you think she wants?

My guess is she knows

the films are our last hope,

and I am sure she will do

whatever she can to stop them.

The festival's in a few days,

so we find the book

by then, or...

Granton's toast.

Look, Becca, I tried to buy

you more time, I really did.

Please, tell me you're close.

We definitely are,

I just... I hope

it's close enough.

The festival is in T-minus

three days and counting.

Three days to find the book,

three days to save Granton,

and three days to throw

Rita Daily so far off our trail

that she has to swim back home.

And this key... is key

to all of that.

I see what you did there.

Thank you.

Now who's with me, team?

'Cause it's showtime.

All right, and...

Thank you.

You know where I have

to go to next, right?

I was hoping

you wouldn't say that.

Never seen it before.

Look, Mr. Atwood,

we're getting close

to finding this book.

Really close, we're just...

we're running out of time here.

I said, "No book,

no movie rights."

But the book is out there.

I don't see it.

I'll believe it when I do.

Until then,

I'm not signing over the rights

without an ending

to their story.

But what about their legacy?

What about continuing it?

If my brother and sister-in-law

wanted their legacy to continue,

they would've published

that last book.

They didn't.

Their legacy died with them.

Now, if you'll excuse me.

Becca.

Thank you for your time,

Mr. Atwood.

Are you kidding?

Okay, I'm gonna go...

Let's give him a bit.

I think we all need

to cool down.

Colin, have you heard anything

from the studio?

Maybe we get them

involved personally.

They haven't got back to me

about the pitch yet, and they...

And I hate to add fuel

to the fire, but...

they nixed your producer credit.

They're happy to have you star,

they just don't want

too many cooks in the kitchen.

Direct quote.

Are they crazy?

They're lucky that you're even

bringing them the books

in the first place.

I haven't brought them

anything yet.

And even if I did,

no producer credit,

no creative control.

Then we go to another studio

and demand they give you a say.

Still need the rights

to do any of that.

I can't believe this.

Naomi, what do you think

Fred needs to see?

How do we prove to him

that this book is real,

it's out there?

I don't think this has to do

with the book.

I'm realizing now

it might never have for him.

What do you mean?

Maybe my grandpa's right.

Maybe their legacy

did end with them.

That's impossible!

People discover

the Atwood books every day.

They share them

with their families.

Their legacy is alive,

especially on this island.

Fred has just... forgotten.

Then maybe we need

to remind him,

show him that the legacy

never ended,

that it's still needed.

But how?

Actually, I think

I might have an idea.

You sure you're up for this?

You got another Plan B?

The g*ng's all here.

Okay. Time to let

your vision shine.

All right, Mabel, take a seat.

You're up first.

It's great.

Just cut out that last bit

and then film your section

and it's finished.

I will. I'll splice it together

and see where my part fits in.

I gotta go help Naomi.

Mind if I leave you to it?

Get outta here, kid.

You are a difficult man

to track down, Mr. Price.

Rita Daily,

Senior Vice President...

Bridge Lane Publishing.

I love it when

my reputation precedes me.

I've been running around

for a few days

trying to talk to you.

But I have to say,

it feels like the whole island

is trying to keep us apart.

Really? I can't imagine why.

The word on the street is,

you're trying to secure movie

rights for the Atwood books.

Word travels fast.

I also know you're on

the search for something more.

It's my understanding

that the acquisition

of the rights from Fred

might halt the sale of Granton.

Nothing is set in stone,

but as far as I can tell,

the board members

are open to it.

That's good news.

Not for me, it isn't.

Let me cut to the chase,

Mr. Price.

I want you

to strike a deal with us.

Confirm that if we secure

the rights,

you will make the movies

with Bridge.

And why would I do that?

Because you know as well as I do

that Granton is as good as gone,

and it's in both our interests

to make this deal.

The faster Bridge

takes over Granton,

the faster you get

your movies made.

They're not my movies yet.

Right now, they're still

the Atwoods' stories,

and the Atwoods have

a deal with Granton

that I plan to respect.

But that deal will be ours

in a few days' time.

What will you do then?

Pffft.

Did you finish?

Yeah.

I can't wait to see it.

Fingers crossed it works.

- So there's...

- Hey, can I show you...

Oh, you go.

No, after you.

Okay, I'll go. Um...

What I'm about to show you is

in the very preliminary stages.

It's... that's too nice a word

for it.

It's green, rough...

Becca Craven, spit it out.

My novel?

Your novel?

Oh, you can't actually see it.

Why not?

It's... that's bad luck.

What? Who says?

Someone. Somewhere, I'm sure.

Plus, it's... there's not much

to see now anyway, it's...

just the beginning of something.

But it's something.

And I wanted to tell you.

You... you can keep me

accountable.

Becca, I couldn't be

happier for you.

Well, you...

this whole experience

has inspired me.

For my novel, I mean.

Of course.

We are in paradise, after all.

Exactly.

What were you gonna say?

Just that, uh...

I'm feeling pretty wiped

after, uh, filming all day.

Probably gonna get to bed.

Okay, same.

Big day tomorrow.

I wanna take another pass

through the house with the key.

If you wanna join,

I'd love your eyes

on all of this again.

Are you okay?

Now you seem

like you've seen a ghost.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Beige or coral?

Becca?

Becca.

Sorry, um... both.

Everything okay?

Yeah, it's just... Lee.

He seemed like he had

something on his mind.

Did you ask?

I... I didn't wanna press.

I mean, I could take a guess.

Okay, the party's tomorrow.

Everything you both

ever worked for

will come to a head

and then you go back home,

back to reality.

I hadn't really thought

about that.

Yeah. And maybe he's not ready

to let go.

Maybe he likes

what he found here,

or who he found here.

- Oh, I don't think...

- Becca.

I know he might be an actor,

but I don't think

he's acting around you.

That's the thing... how do I know?

You ask!

I know it's scary,

but you've gotta

put yourself out there.

Take a chance.

Are you there?

Really use your help today.

You knew, Dad.

Three hours and counting

till the party, right?

Your fan club is

cheering you on!

Publishing Bridge is

falling down, falling down

'Cause my Aunt Becca

You are so talented, Hayden.

That's got quite the ring to it.

Ahem... he had a little help.

Thank you, Trevor.

I'm hoping for the best.

The book is still MIA,

but Lee and I put together

a little something special

to hopefully sway Fred.

And how is Mr. Price?

He's fine, I think.

Him and Colin have been

finding a new studio

just in case we get

the film rights.

Hey. Ask him how he gets

his hair like that.

We saw Flight Risk

the other night

and it literally

never stopped flowing.

- I'll ask him.

- Okay, Fabio.

Show me around!

Oh, wow.

It's incredible, huh?

Everything okay?

Yeah, it's...

it's something Dad wrote.

I haven't seen it

in a while, it's...

it's an old journal entry.

Read it to me.

"Becca and Gia took turns

reading out loud."

They're both getting so good.

I wonder, have I done enough?

What parts of me

will even impact?

Only the good, I hope.

But even more so,

the wish of any parent

is that their child grows up

to impact others.

What use is any talent

or trait in this world

"if it can't be shared?"

And he really was a writer.

He was.

Hey, Becca.

He'd be really proud of you.

Thanks, Gia.

I love you.

Love you too.

Bye.

I thought we had

all the flowers covered.

These aren't for the party.

They're for you.

Someone just dropped them off

at the door.

Hmm. Wonder who they're from?

I'm off.

Colin wants to get drinks

before everyone arrives.

Oh! Taking a chance, are we?

I might be.

I mean, he deserves one, right?

You do too.

Don't get mad

if I send Lee in here.

He should see you

before everyone else does.

You are a vision.

- Don't you dare.

- Too late!

Hm.

"Lee. Happy we finally got

to sit down and talk.

Bridge Lane is excited

about working together and...

giving your adaptations

a new home.

Best, Rita."

Naomi said you wanted to see me.

Wow. You look amazing.

And upset.

What's going on?

You tell me.

Is that true?

Did you meet with Rita?

You don't understand.

Did you talk to her

about making the films

with Bridge Lane?

You struck a deal

with Bridge Lane

so that you get to make

your films no matter what.

Are you really gonna

believe that,

after all the time

we spent together?

I-I didn't strike any deal

with her.

That's not what Rita thinks.

I don't care what Rita thinks,

I only care what you think.

You're just like everybody else,

thinking they know me

when they don't.

I'm sorry,

I shouldn't have said that.

No, you're right, I...

I don't know anything about you.

Becca, please...

Becca, how you doing, you good?

Hi, Elijah, yeah,

it's good to see you.

- Enjoy the party.

- All right. Wow.

Becca. What's wrong?

I'm fine, it's fine.

Yeah, your acting

isn't exactly convincing.

Okay, I'm not fine.

Lee's not who I thought he was.

He surprised me,

but in all the wrong ways.

What happened?

He lied to me, Naomi.

He lied to us.

And after everything that

we worked for, it was all...

an act.

If it was,

he put on a great show,

especially when it came

to falling for you.

- Trust me, he did not.

- Bec...

I don't know what Lee did,

but I know he cares about you.

And I think you care

enough about him

to give him an opportunity

to say "sorry."

I can't, Naomi, I...

Yes, you can.

You just have to take a chance.

Grandpa.

Fred! You made it.

It's really good to see you.

You too, Elijah.

Grandpa!

Honey.

Everyone is so excited

to see you.

People have been asking

about you all day.

Well, if it's all right,

I'd like to fly

under the radar today.

Just promise me you'll try

to keep an open mind.

There she is, my saving grace.

Jeffrey, I've never been

so happy to see you.

You wear sun-kissed well.

Thank you.

So. How does it feel

to be the woman of the hour?

Hardly call myself that.

Well, everyone else is.

I came in a little bit ago,

got acquainted with the locals.

You and Lee have left

some impression on them.

Wasn't enough.

We didn't find the book.

But we are hoping

we can convince Fred

in one other way.

I don't know how

he can't be convinced,

with the party looking

this good.

How's the board feeling?

Only time will tell.

The only thing

that you can do right now...

thank you...

is enjoy yourself.

Hey, how'd it go with Becca?

Becca assumed the worst.

Oh, is that what this is about?

Her assuming the worst?

Okay, lemme ask you something.

Did you ever give her

a chance not to?

I mean, yeah, I tried to tell

her about the meeting, right...

But you didn't.

And why not?

Because I was scared

how she'd react.

Oh, so you assumed the worst

in her too.

And I was right.

She blew up on me.

Because you didn't give her

a chance to do otherwise.

Lee, I'm your best friend.

And I do know the real you,

and I know that you're scared

of letting someone in

and getting hurt.

And if you're scared,

just imagine

how scared she must be.

When did you get so poignant?

When you were gettin'

all the girls. Let's go.

My goodness.

Seeing you all here today

is amazing.

What you're about to see was

made by two very special people

who have a deep love

for the Atwoods

and continuing their legacy.

They wanted to show how many

hearts had been affected

by the Lovers' Quest books

in hopes of swaying one heart

here today.

What do the Atwoods mean to me?

How do you describe people

that shaped an island?

Oh, we can tell you.

But we also want to show you.

Hello?

Hold one moment, please.

Dude, I got the studio

on the line.

They wanna talk.

You gotta take this.

- Right now?

- You gotta go.

"How did the Atwoods

impact your life?"

The Atwoods impacted my life

when I met one of their fans.

This fan is a dreamer,

like them.

Why are you filming me?

It's just crazy

how much he knew.

Look, see?

He had pictures

of Paradise Peak.

Oh, and I'll show you where

he, uh, found the cipher.

Okay, so here's the cipher

right?

And no other reader

had found it.

And I'll show you where, see?

This was a tiny picture

in the book.

Pretty cool.

And now we're here!

He's really got some vision.

You both do,

and now I can see

what he was fighting for

all along.

What do you mean?

It must take something

or someone very special

for a man of his success

to turn down a lucrative offer

like the one I presented.

Not the smartest move,

in my opinion, but...

I guess it was worth it for him.

But you sent the flowers,

the card...

A final attempt at persuading.

Fake it till you make it, right?

Except with Lee Price.

He's the real deal.

An adventurer,

a true friend

just like they were.

And... it's infectious.

That kind of impact

can heal people.

It can help you

let go of hard times.

And in the end,

open you up to love.

- Elijah.

- Hey.

Have you seen Lee?

No, no, not in a while.

Becca.

What you and Lee did,

that video?

I never knew.

Or I did, and I just

chose not to see

that their legacy is still

very much alive.

It is, Fred.

I want it to continue,

with you and Lee at the helm.

The rights are yours.

I-I don't know what to say.

Thank you, Fred.

I know what my brother

would say.

He'd want you to have them.

They were good people,

the best people.

The world needs

to remember that, always.

Right after this picture

was taken,

Robert told me he was gonna ask

Lilly to marry him that day.

I took it.

A year later, they were married

on that very same spot.

Look!

Of course!

They were married in the gazebo!

Thank you!

We have all the time

in the world.

- Jeffrey!

- What?

- We got the rights.

- We did?

- Yeah.

- Where are you going?

- To get our ending.

- Okay.

It's not over

till it's over, right?

Right.

Don't let the board sign. Stall.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

It has to be here somewhere.

Think.

Mind if I join you?

What are you doing out here?

It's a long story.

I love long stories.

Well, this one is about a guy

who meets a girl in an alley.

Rather, runs into a girl

in an alley.

Sounds like the perfect

meet cute.

It is.

Except he accidentally knocks

everything out of her bag,

including her favorite book.

- How rude.

- It was.

So he spends

the rest of his time with her

making up for it,

and it is an uphill battle.

- Worth the climb?

- Oh, without a doubt.

How does it end?

He falls for her.

Her smile, her laugh,

the way she furrows her brow

when she's thinking.

Or when she's hiking,

sometimes it's hard to tell.

And he knows his life

wouldn't be the same

without her,

and he doesn't want it to be.

I'm so sorry, Becca.

I'm sorry too.

I thought the worst things.

I said the worst things.

You're a good man, Lee.

You are certainly not

like everyone else.

Far from it.

- I'm... normal?

- Thank God.

This dang step.

Wait a second.

Wait.

Um...

- Should I...

- Open it!

Open it.

Oh, I love it.

It's for you, Becca.

No. It's for us.

"To our biggest fan.

Congratulations.

There was no greater adventure

than the story of our love."

"And we hope this journey

inspires you to find your own.

Love, Lilly and Robert.

Enjoy the read."

We have to tell Jeffrey.

We're saving Granton!

Wait.

Naomi! Where's Jeffrey?

He just went into the library

with the board members and Rita.

I'm so sorry, Becca, but it

looks like they're gonna sign.

Not if we can help it.

Are you telling me

that that's the...

Yes, it is.

What are you waiting for? Go.

Wait!

Have you signed?

Not yet, but...

Then it ain't over.

What's that?

The final Atwood book,

the lost one.

You found it?

Becca did.

It was a miracle!

What's taking so long?

They... they have the book,

what is there to discuss?

I'm sure they have

to talk to lawyers.

And not to mention,

Rita's probably putting up

a huge fight.

Rita is not as persuasive

as she seems.

Well, I guess that should

take care of everything, then.

Rita, it's always a pleasure.

Bye!

Well, it's over.

What's with all the sad faces?

It's over.

Granton's back in business.

Oh! We did it!

We did it!

- Thank you!

- Of course.

Oh!

They asked who found it.

I told them

a new budding author.

Write your novel, Becca,

because you are

gonna be published.

Lee, it's going to be an honor

to work alongside you

to adapt these books.

I look forward to your vision.

Before you sign

on the dotted line,

you should know

that the studio called,

offering me to be

a fully fledged producer.

Oh, yes!

Lee, congratulations!

I told them no.

Come again?

I realized I don't just wanna be

a producer on these films.

I wanna direct them, too.

So it looks like

I'm starting my own studio.

Thinkin' of calling it

Two Birds Films.

Granton will be happy

to do business with you.

Good job, team.

So if you'll excuse me,

I've got a few calls to make.

Now is really

the time to celebrate,

especially since

you all found the book

and you're probably

leaving Arcania soon.

But we'll be back

to film the movies,

the location.

Right. The location.

Or maybe you can come back

before then, just for fun?

Nah. If I'm coming back,

I'm coming back for you.

After you.

What do you say?

Should we join them?

Yeah. I just have

one last thing I need to do.

Mr. Atwood?

I think I have something

that belongs to you.

Your ending.

Did this really happen?

Yeah. We did it.

We saved the day.

I feel like an action star.

An action star?

I mean, I just spent

the last week

traversing through

the wilderness,

lagoon diving,

and solving a famous legend.

All with a charming

love interest by your side.

Don't forget well-seasoned.

Oh, how could I forget?

Seems like I'm ready

for my next adventure.

Any idea what that could be?

I think I have a new idea

for my book.

- Oh, really?

- Yeah.

Might even give Robert and Lilly

a run for their money.

Am I allowed to know the story

this time?

You already do.

Ours.