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A woman visits her parents for Christmas. Hearing that they've "sold" the house, she wants to buy it. At 9 she had a BFF in the woods nearby named Han Solo. She and the buyer are single, divorced and have a child each. Is he her Han?

Jessica is a federal lawyer who returns to her parent's home for Christmas. When she discovers that the house where she grew up was sold to a stranger, Jessica look for ways to buy it back again. She tries to get Michael (the new owner) arrested, but she also doesn't remember who he really is.—Chockys

Jessica and Michael attended a summer camp together when they were nine. The two became best friends for the summer, never using their real names. There was a golden retriever that they played with during their days playing in the woods. At the end of the season, they buried a time capsule in the campground woods. Sadly they never kept in touch. Jessica, a single parent, and an attorney, returns to her parent's home, which they built on the old campground site. Much to Jessica's dismay, someone else has already purchased it. The buyer, a single father of a daughter, was fond of the home due to the summer he spent at the campground when he was nine. He also has a golden retriever that showed up at his door right before he purchased the home.—NJS36

Jessica and Michael attended a summer camp together when they were nine. The two became best friends for the summer, never using their real names. There was a golden retriever that they played with during their days playing in the woods. At the end of the season, they buried a time capsule in the campground woods. Sadly they never kept in touch. Jessica, a single parent, and an attorney, returns to her parent's home, which they built on the old campground site. She finds out they are selling the house and wants to buy it. Much to Jessica's dismay, someone else has already purchased it. The buyer, a single father of a daughter, was fond of the home due to the summer he spent at the campground when he was nine. He also has a golden retriever that showed up at his door right before he purchased the home.—NJS36