Wyatt Fletcher knows he can't win the silly dating game Danny concocted eleven months ago. Why couldn't he get a holiday earlier in the year to plan his date? Faced with a wedding rehearsal, a Thanksgiving feast, and an actual wedding, all within a few weeks of each other, he decides a fake date will help him sneak through the season without too many questions being asked. It doesn't matter that it's not real. He's just hanging out for the holiday at the end of the year. For Lauren Hunter, art is everything. Whether it's painting, sculpting, or knitting, she attacks every new project with gusto. She's a woman on a low income, with even lower expenses, all in the name of pursuing her art. She'll take any job as long as it pays and it's low on commitment. When Wyatt offers Lauren a one-night gig she sees a chance to add to her casual work schedule and buy more art supplies. It doesn't matter that it's not real. Weddings and Thanksgiving feasts make great inspiration for her art. Can Wyatt and Lauren discover how much they have in common before the Macy's Day Parade is a distant memory?