Christina is fired for expressing her opinion about the artist the company wants for the charity event they are planning. She makes a wish that everyone could say what they truly desire, and the next morning, it partially comes true when she notices that everyone involuntarily reveals what they really want for Christmas presents. She meets Robert, a real estate agent struggling to give his son the best Christmas he can, as he has to break the news afterwards that they are moving to California. When Robert realises Christina’s ability, he persuades her to use it to find out what his son whishes. In return, he promises to connect her with an artist who could help her get her job back.
No, this plot doesn't hold up. Besides, they exaggerate the moment when people reveal what they truly wish for at Christmas.
