Spring Breakaway (2019) Movie Script

Okay, Kevin with a "K",

enjoy your day.

You've really made mine.

Next.

Ma'am.

Oh, me?

I'm sorry, I've never been

called ma'am before.

Oh! Lucky you.

Yeah, I guess there's

a first time for everything.

ID and bag.

Today.

You got it, ma'am-- sir.

I mean, sir.

You know, I'm actually

going on a ski trip

with a bunch of people

from school.

My boyfriend's coming.

He's great.

But he's not exactly friends

with my friends,

so I was kind of hoping

that this could be their time

to bond, right.

- Please proceed.

- Really?

Mike, I was just worried--

No, ma'am, you can proceed

to the security line.

6-D, as in

"depart my presence."

- Today. Next.

- Okay.

That doesn't sound promising.

Spring break, baby!

Here we come!

Ski trip?

More like ski lit!

- Am I right?

- Doesn't really rhyme,

but I dig the enthusiasm.

Yo! Can you guys

keep it down?

I'm right at the good part

of "Wicked."

She's defying gravity.

I hate spring break.

Attention, flight 2048

to Tugboat Springs.

We clearly have a storm

on our hands, people,

but we're gonna try to

get you out of here on time.

And out of my airport.

Do you think

I should put the photos

of Celeste and my dad

at the back?

They're my best ones,

so I want to end with

a bang, you know?

Babe?

Are you watching

the A games replays again?

Dude, this is

important to me.

Yeah, I know she's my cousin,

but she's also, like,

a super legit photo journalist

and I want to impress her.

Thanks, babe.

I know that you think

I'm talented.

Yeah, so I'll be

in Austin by tonight,

but I just have

to fly through Miami.

You don't think

I'm a horrible person

for leaving while my dad's

in the hospital, do you?

Luke?

Okay, call me

when you discover

that I'm more important

than motocross.

We are now boarding

first class passengers

on Flight 2048

with service to Miami.

Well, you've been

the best part of my day.

Don't forget this.

Thank you.

- Next.

- Hi. I'm sorry,

but did you happen to see

a guy walk through here

with fluffy hair, dopey smile,

like yea tall?

Honey, you're going

to have to be a little

more specific, okay?

'Cause all teenage boys

have fluffy hair.

That's a good point.

You see, it's just--

Oh, here we go!

Everybody from school

is going on this ski trip,

even my best friend Brody.

He's basically popular now,

which is super weird.

Anyway, I have to go to Miami

to visit my grandparents,

and we're trying to meet

in the airport

so we can say bye,

'cause it's been

a pretty crazy few weeks.

Do I look like

Dr. Phil to you?

Shiny little bald head,

little moustache,

talks too much

like this on TV?

- Who?

- Were you even born yet?

I don't know how to answer.

I kind of see,

like, he was older maybe?

- Like, I could-- you could--

- It was a rhetorical question.

Thank you for

the "old" comment.

- ID.

- I didn't mean it like that.

Reach for the orange

backpack now.

- I'm so sorry.

- Thank you.

I got-- yeah.

Hi, hi. So sorry.

Security took forever,

and I also had to stand

in line for 20 minutes

for a seven dollar

water bottle.

Airports are insane.

It's fine.

You're here now.

I'm so excited for you

to get to meet everybody.

The girls called the first run,

and then they kind of

want to go snowboarding.

- So I was kind of thinking--

- Do we really

have to go skiing?

I mean, it--

I mean, it is a ski trip.

I was kind of imagining

that skiing would

be involved, yeah.

Don't you just wanna curl up,

you know, the two of us,

you know,

by a cozy fire, hot cocoa?

Yeah, there'll definitely

be time for that.

This whole scene is just--

it's just kind of a lot for me.

Kind of a lot?

Drake, these are my friends.

Yeah, but I'm here

for you, not them.

Come on,

we've talked about this.

You're always busy

with rehearsal,

and it'd be nice

if you could spend

some time with new people,

people that I care about.

Middle, fourth,

pinky bend, snap, and deal.

Middle, fourth, pinky bend,

snap, and deal.

Middle...

Do you need a volunteer

or something?

Uh...

Wow. That was somehow both

terrifying and impressive.

I get that a lot.

I'm Effie.

- Zoe.

- Where you headed, Zoe?

My grandparents'

place in Miami.

My brother

was supposed to go,

but he got the flu,

so I'm on my own.

Well, I'm supposed to go

on Crown Lake's school ski trip,

- but snow is

not really my thing.

- Huh.

I'd much rather

be headed to Miami

and straight into a salsa club

where I'd fall into the arms

of a muscley gentleman

named Armando,

and we'd dance the night away.

You just go to Miami

by yourself?

Uh, yeah.

Now, come on.

Show me that trick

you were doing.

I've got a lot of time

before this flight

and I want to be

entertained.

- You can do better than that.

- I know.

You've never

even made an effort

to get to know my friends.

I'm not dating your friends.

I'm dating you.

But, Drake,

it's important to me

that you get to know them.

What's so bad

about alone time?

Do you hear how selfish

you're being?

You know what's selfish?

You dragging me on this trip

when you're not even

gonna hang out with me,

- and I don't even like to ski.

- Okay, I'm sorry,

but I've planned

multiple group hang-outs

and you always bail

to do theater stuff.

Sorry that I have a hobby

that I actually stick to.

Are you serious?

Right now? Great.

Everyone, everyone,

please remain calm.

Especially you over there

with the screaming baby.

Now we need

to get you out of here

before the next batch

of bad weather comes in,

so listen very carefully.

Flight 204--

Flight 2084, please begin

boarding out of Gate 48.

And gate--

Flight 2048, you will be

boarding out of Gate 47.

All right? Just give me

your boarding passes

and get on the plane.

I mean, honestly,

just get on a plane

at this point.

I really don't care.

Thank you so much.

Have a lovely trip.

I can't believe

I'm about to do this

before we have to

spend a week together.

- Do what?

- I'm breaking up with you.

You're breaking up with me?

Right at the start

of the trip?

This is ridiculous.

I'm gonna go get a Chai tea

and probably

listen to something calming

like "Phantom."

We'll figure this out

in Tugboat Springs.

See you on the plane.

Wow. A true talent.

Well, I guess

I should go now.

It was nice meeting you.

You, too.

Unless...

what if I went

to Miami instead?

Uh, how?

Let's go catch our flight.

Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

I really hate spring break.

I don't know, Harmony.

We just-- we broke up.

Now I have to spend a whole

entire week with him.

Ladies and gents, that was

the final boarding call

for flight 2084

to Tugboat Springs.

If you need me,

I'm heading to the bar

to enjoy a nice,

strong margarita.

Okay. Okay, bye. Bye.

♪ I told you months ago

it was over ♪

♪ Broke your heart

♪ I broke your heart

in a million ways ♪

♪ The right one,

but the wrong time ♪

Do you need any help

with that?

I've got it.

That's a pretty big bag

you got there.

I get it, I overpacked.

It's going to be cold

where we're going.

That's a good one.

Thanks, I guess.

Where is Drake?

♪ Why am I still missing you?

♪ I know I shouldn't

Ladies and gentlemen,

this is your captain speaking.

We'll be taxiing for

a few moments before takeoff.

♪ Why am I still missing you?

♪ Missing you

So, you fly here often?

What?

You miss 100% of the shots

you don't take.

You're crazy.

Do you wanna see

a magic trick?

- Sure.

- Okay, so pick a card,

- but don't show me.

- Okay.

Three of clubs.

Is that a good card? I--

- Okay.

- You said don't show you.

I didn't show you the card.

Just take it, yeah.

Folks, this is

your captain speaking.

Let me be the first

to welcome you

to sunny Miami, Florida.

It is a beautiful 78 degrees

with light winds

from the North.

Apologies for the weather delay leaving Attaway.

If you've missed

your connecting flight...

Great. Missed

my connection to Austin.

Miami.

I can't wait

to find an Armando.

Ar-man-don't.

Are you sure

you can handle this,

just hanging out

in Miami by yourself?

Have a little faith.

Sure you don't

want to come with?

My grandparents

would kill me.

But here's my phone number

in case you need anything.

Zoe!

At least I got

one number today.

Thanks, Grandma.

Okay, I'll see you soon.

Um, excuse me.

Does that sign say Miami?

Yeah. Is there a problem?

Yeah, why aren't we

in Tugboat Springs?

Like, for the ski trip?

My friend Brody

is going on that,

but I have to visit

my grandparents.

Which is where we are.

Here. In Miami.

Were you supposed

to go on--

The ski trip.

Well, that explains

the outfit.

What am I gonna do?

I mean, my family's in L.A.

and all my friends

are in Tugboat.

Why don't you come with me

and stay with my grandparents.

At least until

you figure out what to do.

I'm Zoe Valentine,

by the way.

Oh, I know who you are.

I'm Rhyme.

- I saw you in the musical.

- Sure did, partner.

Are you dating that guy?

He's, like, really cute.

Well... yeah?

Kind of. I don't know.

We just broke up.

Oof. I'm sorry.

Don't worry about it.

Well, my offer still stands

about coming

to my grandparents.

Are you sure about that?

You barely even know me.

You look like a snowman

that likes warm hugs.

I think it's safe to say

you're not an ax murderer.

So, come on.

Yeah, now I'm stuck in Miami

and all of the flights

are canceled.

It's just a disaster.

Yeah, I'll call you

when I'm at the hotel.

Okay, bye.

Excuse me,

but did you say hotel?

Is there an issue with that?

Okay.

I am loving this energy.

I'm Effie

and I wanna hear your,

like, entire life story.

I'm Autumn.

To be honest,

I don't really know what

my life story is right now.

I'm just gonna take

one of those hotel shuttle

things and work my magic.

Feeling you!

Let's ride.

Thank you guys

so much for rescuing us,

mister and missus...

Oh, please,

you can call us

Dorothy and Don.

Yeah, thanks for lunch,

Grandma and Grandpa.

I hope you guys enjoy

your authentic Cubanos.

They're a Floridian delicacy.

Ham, cheese, more ham.

I'm sold.

Yeah, it looks delicious.

Nowhere near

as delicious as you!

- Come over here.

- Oh, Grandma.

Stop.

You gals are gonna

love it here.

Yeah, we got bingo,

shuffleboard,

geriatric water aerobics.

Did I mention bingo?

I don't know how

we're gonna do it

all in one week.

And on Tuesday morning,

there's women's powerwalk.

I am so sorry.

This is probably

not what you had in mind

for your spring break.

Well, what else

am I gonna do?

I don't have any money.

And besides,

geriatric water aerobics

kind of sounds relaxing.

My hip has

been bothering me

since the musical.

Come on, let's eat up!

Thanks, Alberto.

You're a real one.

You're such a woman

of the people. I love it.

Suck it, Crown Lake!

Your girl is living

in the lap of luxury.

But, wait.

Where are we gonna stay?

I honestly hadn't

thought that far ahead.

Let's just explore

our options. This way.

Uh, what are you doing?

Looking the part.

What's the part?

A soon-to-be divorcee

who got half her money

from her rich old husband.

I'm, like, so flattered.

That's how you describe

my sense of style.

Okay, now don't say anything

and follow my lead.

My cousin

pulled this off once.

I think.

Ah, darling!

Welcome to La Mirada

Hotel and Spa.

Hi. We have a reservation

for the king suite

under St. George, Autumn.

Hmm.

Ahh.

Aww.

Computer says no.

That's impossible!

We made this reservation

months ago!

This is a disaster

of an establishment!

My father,

the prime minister,

will be hearing about this.

And I wouldn't be surprised

if he bought this dump

and fired all of you

posthaste!

Effie.

Well, you ladies

are more than welcome

to pay upfront

with a credit card.

That will be $345

for a one night stay.

Oh, Autumn, darling,

we're simply staying

at the wrong hotel.

You see, we're staying

at the El Mirado,

not the La Mirada.

Our mistake, Lester darling.

Bye-bye.

Well, that was a bust.

'Cause someone couldn't

keep her mouth shut.

Hey.

Did I hear that you guys

need a place to stay?

Who are you and why

are you following us?

I'm Andrew.

I'm a tennis pro here

at the hotel,

and kind of know

the ins and outs of the place.

Are we supposed

to be impressed?

Down, Effie.

I'm Autumn.

And, yeah,

we're technically

stranded here.

So if you did have

somewhere we could crash,

that would be

kind of amazing.

- I think I can help.

- Yes!

Take us to our suite

posthaste.

- Um--

- Effie, you can drop

the accent now.

Do you even know

what posthaste means?

You guys can follow me.

We'll try something.

I'm sure you'll send

somebody for these.

I mean, hey,

it doesn't look like much,

but we can move

some stuff around.

Maybe get a cot

or two in here,

and, yeah.

Yeah, it's, uh, pretty cozy.

Uh, yeah. No.

There's no way

we're staying here.

This is spring break,

not prison.

Andrew, there has

to be a better option.

- Please?

- Okay, let me--

Let me talk to my boss

and I can see what I can do.

I like him.

Eager to please.

Is this what you guys

had in mind?

This is amazing, Andrew.

- Thank you.

- Yeah, of course.

- It'll do.

- Seriously?

Just kidding.

It's perfect.

How did you manage

to pull this off?

Honestly,

two workers quit this week

and we are understaffed

for a wedding,

and I said you guys would work

for free lodging, so...

I'd do just about anything

to stay in this room.

What do we have to do?

You guys will be maids

for the week.

We're in.

- Cool. Awesome.

- Great.

Hey, do you need any help

with that?

Wait, weren't you

on the plane?

Oh, yeah. Hi.

Sorry, I didn't really

get to introduce myself.

You sat down.

I was kind of afraid

you were gonna

bite my head off.

Yeah, I'm sorry about that.

I had just broken up

with my boyfriend

when you saw me, so...

Don't worry about it.

I totally get it.

I'm Ezra.

Rhyme.

Are you from Attaway?

Millwood.

But my dad's

getting married here

- on the weekend.

- In Florida?

Yeah, the woman

he's marrying is from here,

and her parents

live in this beautiful

gated community.

What about you?

Well, long story short,

I am staying with

my friend's grandparents,

but there's only

so many games of bingo

a girl can play.

Well, we're all heading

into Miami this afternoon

for the rehearsal dinner.

You're welcome to

come along if you'd like.

Oh, can my friend Zoe

come along, too?

Sure.

Wow, this place is gorgeous.

Much better than the amenities

at the retirement community,

- I'll say that.

- Okay, come on.

You know

that the water aerobics

are a little fun.

What are you, like, 97?

Need a fresh towel?

- Effie?

- Zoe?

- What are you doing here?

- Autumn?

Rhyme, right?

- From the dance team?

- Actually, I quit.

- Hi, I'm Zoe.

- Hi. Autumn.

- Effie.

- Rhyme.

So, what are you guys

doing here?

Well, I missed

my connection to Austin,

so I took one of those,

like, hotel shuttle thingies.

And this boy

who worked here said

that we could have a room in

exchange for working as maids.

That didn't last long.

Yeah, Effie did more harm

than good cleaning the room,

so they sent us out

to the pool deck.

What are you guys

doing here?

It's actually kind of crazy.

I ran into this guy

from our flight

and he invited us

to a party here.

An eligible bachelor

at a poolside soiree?

Count... me in.

Oh, um, I don't know.

He didn't say

I could bring anyone.

Darling, one should always

travel with an entourage and--

but first I think we all

need a little makeover.

- I like this dress.

- But I like this.

Yeah, no, I hate my outfit.

Come on,

let's go to the suite.

- Suite?

- Oh, yeah.

Oh, our drinks.

- These were so expensive.

- So expensive.

Impressive.

Oh, it's like

laying on a cloud.

Meanwhile, Rhyme and I are

sleeping on a pullout couch

- from 1977.

- It is fun and vintage.

You guys should

just stay with us.

- We'll squeeze.

- I don't know.

The home isn't that bad.

And, besides, I am way up

in Mahjong right now.

I am sorry, Rhyme,

but are you insane?

This is what spring break

is supposed to be,

not puzzles and bingo

with my grandparents.

Besides, you just

went through a breakup.

You deserve a nice trip.

Okay, fine.

But we really do

need to call Dorothy

and Don and tell them

- that we're staying here.

- Okay, of course.

Okay, okay,

enough chitchat.

It's time for

a hot Miami makeover.

♪ Whoa, oh, oh

♪ You fell

into his life, girl ♪

Rhyme, is that your man?

He's muy caliente.

He is not my man.

But maybe a good rebound.

Hey, you guys made it.

Uh, yeah, I brought

a few extra friends,

if that's okay.

Of course,

the more the merrier.

This is Autumn, Zoe,

and Effie.

Nice to meet you guys.

Thanks so much

for having us.

So, is there

a buffet situation

on the premises or...

Yeah, right over there.

- Yeah.

- I'm gonna go check on her.

Actually, I'm gonna

go say hi to someone, too.

Hey, come down here

and I'll get you a drink.

Yeah, okay, sure.

It's official.

I'm proposing to this buffet.

It all looks so good.

Zoe, your plate is so sparse.

And what is that? A salad?

Um, okay.

Well, I thought it might

be nice to have a vegetable.

I will never understand you.

Karen, please stay!

Elena, I know

you're the bride,

but you have made planning

this wedding impossible.

- You want elegant yet casual.

- Yes.

- You want jewel tones

and pastels.

- Claro.

You can't make up

your mind about anything,

and it's exhausting me!

- Karen, if it's money--

- It's not.

The sound of your shrill voice

will haunt me to the grave.

I quit!

Best of luck to you.

So sorry to interrupt,

but my family owns

an event planning business

and we deal with drama

like this all the time.

I'm kind of the queen

of problem solving.

Who are you?

Just the best

wedding planners in Miami.

- We're friends of Ezra's.

- It sounds like you need help,

and I help my mom

with events every weekend.

So, we can get this wedding

whipped into shape in no time.

- We can?

- We can.

- Really?

- Yeah.

Great. You guys take over.

- Wait, what?

- Really?

I'd like a detailed proposal

from you as soon as possible.

All the supplies

we've already purchased

are in the suite.

The concierge will show you.

Good luck!

Okay, wait!

Okay. Don't freak out.

I have this all under control.

How are we supposed

to just plan a wedding?

Zoe, this is literally

my family's business.

- I'm an expert.

- Okay, great,

but I don't know

anything about weddings,

so what am I

supposed to do?

I can't do this alone.

Yay. Fine.

Really? Great!

I've always wanted

an assistant. Let's go.

- Hey.

- Oh, Autumn, hey.

Still on the clock?

Yeah, just finished up.

Nice.

Oh, hey, you hungry?

- Always.

- Sure, let's go.

Okay.

This is...

Beautiful, right?

Oh, um, do you want-- sit?

Do you want to sit?

Sit? Yeah.

- Sure.

- Okay, okay.

No! Stop!

No, it's cute.

It's fine. You're good.

- No, let me see it.

- It's post-worthy.

No-- oh, you're

actually really talented.

Thanks.

Yeah, so, um,

what exactly brings you here?

Well, I was supposed to go

to Austin to see my cousin.

She's this big photojournalist,

and I was gonna learn

the ropes from her,

but I missed my connection.

I mean, it's fine,

because Miami's kind of

growing on me.

I'm sorry you don't get

to see your cousin, though.

It's all right.

I mean, things have been

pretty crazy at home

for the last few months,

so it's--

it's nice to get away.

- I mean,

I love my family, but--

- Yeah.

No need to explain.

My parents think

I'm working here

to save money for college.

But, truth is, it's just nice

to take a step away

from life for a minute.

You know, just relax

and not have to

answer to anyone.

It's really sweet

what you did for us.

Yeah, you know,

I like to help when I can.

Why, is that a bad thing?

No, no. It's--

It's just

I'm not used to people

wanting to help me out.

Well, you deserve it, so...

So then he says,

"Apples and pears,

up the stairs.

It's cockney rhyming!

It's slang!"

That's my dad.

- Keith.

- He seems fun.

That's the woman

he's marrying. Elena.

Do you like her?

Yeah. She's nice.

At least, sometimes.

Sometimes it feels like

we couldn't be

any more different,

aside from

the fact she's Cuban

and my dad and I

are super British.

Planning the wedding

has been rocky, too.

Our families

don't exactly get along.

It's all just a lot.

I haven't had

the easiest time with it.

I think my dad

might want to kill me.

I guess I just

never really expected

my dad to remarry,

that it would

just be the two of us.

I don't know

what it's gonna be like

when I have a new mum.

Sorry to unload

all this on you.

I've known you for what,

five hours?

No, no, don't be sorry.

I get it.

Things never

turn out the way that

you expect them to.

I mean, I'm not even

supposed to be in Miami,

but here I am.

And even though things

didn't go according to plan,

maybe that's not a bad thing.

'Cause I mean, look,

it brought me

to this amazing place,

and new friends, and...

Hey, I'm glad you're here.

Yeah, me, too.

Hey, guys, this is Andrew.

He plays tennis here

and hooked us up

with that suite room,

so be nice.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you guys.

Ezra! Ezra! Ezra!

Oh, did you hear?

The wedding planner,

she quit and she took

the photographer!

- Dad, I'm so sorry.

- This is a disaster.

It's gonna be okay.

We'll figure it out.

Wait, wait, wait.

You're a photographer, right?

Hardly. I just like

to take pictures.

Okay, you literally

just described being

a photographer.

Autumn, you should

shoot the wedding.

No way. I'm an amateur.

Yes way.

You can do this.

Okay, we could take

a few photos tonight

and we'll show them

what you can do.

They won't be able

to take no for an answer.

Okay, let's go.

♪ Come to life

♪ I see you've got the fire

inside you ♪

♪ Hold it up

and let it guide you ♪

♪ It burns so bright

that life will find you ♪

♪ You got the power

in your heart ♪

♪ Come to life

Sorry for all that

back at the party.

No, you were really,

really sweet with your dad.

Thanks.

With all this going on,

my dad would kill me

if he knew I hadn't

written the speech yet.

Speech?

I'm supposed to

give one at the reception,

but I don't even know

where to start.

I don't know much about

writing wedding speeches,

but I do know where you

can get some inspiration.

Really? Tell me.

I'll do anything.

- Movies.

- Movies?

Duh. Movies have some

of the most epic wedding

speeches of all time.

We can watch the best ones

and get you ready.

Here's what I'm thinking--

lush, dramatic florals,

candles.

I want greenery,

bamboo chairs,

and a huge buffet.

Small buffet.

A conservatively

sized buffet.

I'll call you back.

Um, we're almost over budget.

Zoe, budget it no object

when we're talking about

a once in a lifetime event.

Are you gonna

explain that to Elena?

On second thought,

limitations force us

to be creative.

Right.

So how much do we have?

That's gonna require

a whole lot of creativity.

Yeah.

Here.

Thanks for helping me

print these.

They're so good, Autumn.

You're really talented.

- Thanks.

- Now you have a portfolio

to show the family

and get the job.

I know you could do it.

What?

Why are you so nice?

I'm not this nice to everyone,

just talented photographers.

- So, um, yeah.

- Yeah.

- They look better than

I expected, honestly.

- Yeah.

That was, uh, pretty good.

Are you crying?

No. Just misting up.

So, are you feeling

more inspired?

Definitely.

Though, watching movies

all day with a cute girl

doesn't exactly

feel like homework.

You're gonna love

this next one.

- Hey, are you okay?

- What do you mean?

Well, with your breakup

and everything.

That sounds really rough.

Oh, yeah.

I'm good, really.

Remember, if things

had gone as planned,

then I wouldn't be here.

♪ If I reached

for your heart ♪

♪ Would you say yes?

♪ And if I aimed

for your lips ♪

♪ Would you say yes?

♪ Say yes

♪ Just say yes

♪ Ooh

Keith, Elena, I'm Autumn.

I'm a friend of Ezra's.

I heard you guys needed

a wedding photographer.

You can take a look

at my work if you want.

I love photography.

I take a bunch

of classes at school.

I've never really done

a big project like this,

but if you guys wanted me to,

I would totally be

down for that.

And, um--

I'm sorry I'm rambling a lot.

And that's my vision

for your beautiful

union with Keith.

Hmm. Thank you.

That was great.

I'll let you know

my decision soon, hmm?

Well, what are

we supposed to do now?

There's only

one thing to do.

Hit the beach.

Where do you want me to...

♪ He's looking at you, no, he's looking at you, girl ♪

♪ Whatcha gonna do?

Make a break, make a move ♪

♪ You look so grand,

I'll be your wingman ♪

♪ Get the boy while you can,

flick your hair and dance ♪

♪ Help me up, help me out

♪ Get me home,

the sun is out ♪

♪ We are BFFs forever

♪ BFFs forever

♪ Best friends,

best friends for life ♪

♪ Best friends,

best friends for life ♪

♪ Yeah, that's right

♪ Best friends,

best friends for life ♪

Guys, what a week.

I needed

that beach massage.

My shoulders were a wreck.

I just can't believe

the wedding's tomorrow.

Yeah.

Did Ezra finish his speech?

Yeah. I haven't heard

the finished product yet.

I think it's gonna be good.

You're, like, glowing.

You so love him.

I do not so love him.

Besides I just got out

of a relationship.

Autumn, what's going on

with you and Andrew?

I mean, you two

have been spending

a lot of time together.

No, no, nothing.

I have a boyfriend back home.

- Wait, really?

- Yeah.

Yeah, Luke.

He's really... great.

He's really great.

Boring!

I want to find love

in this hopeless place, too.

- The jig is up.

- Oh, God.

You girls have not only

started a small fire

in the laundry room,

you haven't even washed

a single tablecloth.

And there's

a wedding here tomorrow

- and that requires

tablecloths!

- I'm sorry.

- I'm so sorry.

- Oh, and I see you've

acquired two stowaways.

Pack your things

and get out of here.

- Immediately.

- Okay, okay.

Chop, chop!

- Autumn.

- Rhyme.

- Where are you going?

- We got kicked out

of our room.

I guess it's back

to my grandparents.

It was really nice

meeting you.

Good luck on your speech.

- You'll do great.

- Autumn, please don't leave.

Your photos are beautiful.

We would like to hire you

for our special day.

Really?

- Yes.

- Effie and Zoe,

I'm not an easy

woman to please.

Could've fooled me.

But the one thing

I do like is your proposal.

Wait, really?

Not only did you present

a fabulous vision,

but you are almost

$5,000 under budget.

So we could've afforded

an ice sculpture with flames

- this entire time.

- I'm sorry.

You're both hired,

and can stay in Karen

the wedding planner's suite

since she jumped ship.

Oh, your friends could have

the photographer's room.

Yes!

- We did it!

- I knew it.

I didn't, but yay!

This is really working out.

Come in.

Whoa.

You look really pretty.

Thanks.

Do you need help

with that?

Uh, yeah.

So, are you nervous?

On a scale

of about one to ten,

we're on 25

in the nerves department.

Perfect.

This looks

straight-up terrible.

I actually have no idea

how to tie a bowtie.

But I was pretty

convincing, right?

- Very convincing.

- Do you wanna practice

your speech for me?

Sure.

Turn around.

You're making me too nervous.

Friends and family

from far and wide,

thank you so much

for joining us here today

for the union

of Keith and Elena.

For so long,

it's just been the two of us.

He was a single parent,

but he never failed

to be the best dad

in the universe,

and spread love and positivity

everywhere he went.

Elena, I'm so happy that

you make my dad so happy.

He deserves it

more than anyone.

And we're happy

that you're now a part

of our not so little family.

Life doesn't always go

as planned,

but that doesn't mean

there isn't a happy ending.

Cheers to the happy couple.

Do you think

that was all right?

Uh, yeah.

Um, I think--

I think that's great.

Are you crying?

No.

It's time to go.

You ready?

Ready. Are you ready?

Kind of.

- The caterer's prepping--

- The passed appetizers.

- And the florist?

- Is finishing up

the centerpieces.

You know, my family could use

the extra help for events.

Thanks, but I think

this was a one time thing.

A kind of crazy

one time thing.

I'm gonna miss having you

as my assistant.

Come on, bring it in. Yeah.

The lighting out here

is perfect today.

Thank you

for helping me out.

Of course.

I'd never pass up a chance

to hang out with you.

- What?

- Nothing.

You're just cute

when you're really focused.

- Stop.

- No, seriously.

Andrew.

I'm--

I'm so sorry.

I have a boyfriend

back home

that I'm gonna try

and make it work with.

It's fine. I knew it

was too good to be true.

- It is what it is.

- No, no.

Andrew, you are

honestly the nicest guy

that I've ever met,

and whoever ends up

with you is really lucky.

You deserve the best.

I hope whoever

you're with knows that.

Oh, I'll make sure

that he knows.

- Friends?

- Friends.

Okay.

- So, anyway.

- So the-- yeah, yeah.

By the power vested in me

by the state of Florida,

I now pronounce you

husband and wife.

You may now kiss the bride.

- Thank you.

- I promised myself

I wouldn't cry.

Friends and family

from far and wide,

thank you so much

for joining us here today

for the union

of Keith and Elena.

For so long,

it's just been the two of us.

He was a single parent,

but he never failed

to be the best dad

in the universe,

and to spread love

everywhere he went.

Elena, I am so happy

that you make my dad so happy.

He deserves it

more than anyone,

and we're excited

that you guys are now part

of our not so little family.

Life doesn't always go

as planned,

but that doesn't mean

there isn't a happy ending.

Cheers to the happy couple.

Whoo!

- Salut!

- Good job, son.

There are actually

a few more people

I'd like to thank.

Without them, this night

wouldn't have been possible.

Effie and Zoe, you're 15

and you coordinated

a better wedding

than Miami's

premiere event planner

with 48 hours notice.

Autumn, you immortalized some

of my happiest moments

of my new family's lives

with your photography.

And, Rhyme, I would've never

had the confidence

to get up here

and say all this without you.

You showed me that life

is full of surprises

in the best way.

Thank you, guys.

Go, Ezra!

Yeah, Ezra!

O-M-G.

Do you just want to

repurpose this wedding

and get married to Ezra

while we're all here?

- Stop!

- Rh-ezra!

♪ Put your hands up,

if you feel it taking over ♪

♪ Put your hands up

♪ If you're losing

your composure ♪

♪ If you love it,

love it, love it ♪

♪ Like I love it,

love it, love it ♪

♪ Put your hands up,

put your hands up ♪

♪ Put your hands up,

hands up ♪

♪ Just let it rain

♪ Like the tears that I cry

♪ Words don't mean much

Can I have this dance?

♪ You said it was love

Sure.

♪ And I believed every word

I so ship them.

- Same.

My kids.

My dad said they might be

looking at houses in Attaway.

Wait, would that mean that

you'd be switching schools?

I hear there's some

pretty cute girls in Attaway.

Shut up.

I mean,

at least one of them.

I think she's around here

somewhere.

Wow, you really know exactly

what a girl likes to hear.

That's so romantic.

I don't want you

or your sarcasm to leave.

Yeah, me neither.

This is all just so perfect.

I kind of feel like

I'm in a dream.

Yeah, well, you don't

have to wake up now.

♪ I cry, oh, darling

♪ Oh, I...

Thank you

so much for the shirt.

I missed you guys.

Do you think

that we have time

for one more game of bridge

before we leave for the airport?

Oh, I think that can be

arranged, sweetie.

So glad you like it.

Thank you for everything.

Yeah, and good luck to you,

and I can't wait to see

all that you're gonna do.

There you go.

All right, well, you know,

gotta get back to work.

- Duty calls.

- Teach the kids.

- Yeah!

- Do that tennis.

Yeah, the tennis.

Hey, can I talk to you

for a second?

Yeah.

I really don't

want to say good-bye.

Yeah, me neither.

But maybe this isn't good-bye.

What do you mean?

Well, a wise woman

once told me

you never know

where life will take you.

That's what makes it

so exciting.

Huh.

This woman seems

pretty cool.

But just to be sure,

can I get your number?

♪ Four weeks in the summer

- ♪ I should know better

- See you later, Rhyme.

♪ Than to let things grow

bigger than a kiss ♪

- That was so cute!

- It was so cute!

- Oh, my gosh!

- Okay, Zoe.

As soon as I get back home,

I'm designing the posters

for your student

council campaign. Ready?

"Zoe is a treasure.

Vote her for treasurer."

Uh, okay, that might need

a little bit of work.

- Just a bit.

- Regardless,

Autumn will shoot

all your headshots

and Rhyme will be

our on-call life coach

and speech writer.

I don't want

this week to be over.

- I know.

I don't want to go back.

- Back to reality.

But, hey, you guys,

I've got an idea.

What if, you know,

no matter what,

boyfriends or school trips,

whatever,

we go on spring break

vacay together?

- Uh, sign me up.

- Yeah, okay.

But this time, can we

at least attempt to get

on the right flight?

- Maybe.

- Yeah, yeah.

- I love you guys.

- I love you.

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