A Christmas Kiss II 2014

Wendy works as a busy assistant to the callous designer Priscilla Hall, but she dreams of becoming an interior designer in her own right. After her friends urge her to focus on herself, she impulsively kisses a handsome stranger in an elevator, a moment she can hardly name.

She is later reunited with the man, only to discover that he is her boss’s boyfriend Adam, and that the sparkly makeup she wore makes him fail to recognize her.

Together, Wendy and Priscilla are hired to decorate Adam’s house for an upcoming Christmas fundraiser. Wendy pitches a theme inspired by Charles Dickens’ 1843 novella A Christmas Carol, a story she and Adam’s grandmother cherished. But Priscilla dismisses the idea, steals the credit, and presents it as her own, undermining Wendy’s contribution.

Priscilla soon schemes to derail Adam’s plans by planting a fake engagement announcement in the newspaper, a move meant to complicate his relationship and boost her own status. Her scheme backfires when she slips up and reveals that the actual design belonged to Wendy, a disclosure that disgusts Adam and sets the stage for a turning point in their lives.

The two head to a local theatre, where Adam ends things with Priscilla and begins to reconnect with Wendy. As they navigate the fallout, their connection deepens, moving from tentative affection to something more enduring.

In the end, Wendy and Adam become a couple and, fueled by trust rebuilt against a festive backdrop, they get engaged, marking a hopeful new chapter that blends personal aspiration with romance.