Heaven Sent Page #3

Synopsis: Echoing in the deepest depths of space, a humble prayer ascends: One from Maire Taylor, a smart, beautiful businesswoman who asks that her husband find the strength and wisdom to let go of their 9 year old marriage ... While a second prayer simultaneously comes from Billy Taylor, a hopelessly romantic artist who asks that his wife receive the strength and wisdom to hold on. From these humble pleas, comes an answer in the form of a little miracle (an 8 year old runaway from heaven) who takes it upon herself to rekindle the once intimate friendship and romance that has slowly, but surely slipped away from Billy and Maire due to a heart-wrenching loss. Using all of her skill and charm (as well as some well-intentioned mischief!) our little 8 year old runaway comically sets out to heal their broken hearts and save their marriage by helping them get back to the basics of love.
 
IMDB:
7.3
TV-PG
Year:
2016
90 min
183 Views


Or a Father's Day card.

( sighs )

What's goin' on?

Uh...

I, um...

brought over another copy

of the divorce agreement.

Hey.

Are you absolutely certain

you wanna do this?

I think we're forgetting

what Dr. Sheila said in therapy.

It's perfectly natural

for us to still be

attracted to each other.

( whistling )

( whistling grows louder )

I'll get it.

I'm not moving

until it's signed.

( whistling continues )

There you go.

Now you can be responsible for

ruining our lives

with a swipe of your pen.

I'm not about to ruin anything.

( whistling stops )

I believe Dr. Sheila

made a lot of sense

when she said sometimes,

in order to save a relationship,

you have to end it.

I know, and I agreed.

That's why I ended the

relationship with Dr. Sheila.

All right?

You...

Funny.

No!

What...

( chuckles )

Come on, Maire.

If that's not a sign,

I don't know what is.

GIRL:
Do we have

any almond silk?

I'm hopelessly

lactose intolerant.

Why is my T-shirt

wearing a little girl?

Um, excuse me, little girl.

What are you doing here?

( doorbell rings )

If that's for me, I'm not here.

Neighbor kid?

Somebody get that, will ya?

Hello?

Sh. I'm not here,

remember?

( doorbell rings )

Who ya hidin' from?

No one,

but if a seven-foot man

brandishing a flaming sword

is at the door,

play dumb.

Oh, my.

( doorbell rings )

- Maire!

- Remember now.

Ix-nay on the ittle irl-gay.

It's the UPS guy.

Maire?

Don't you just love Amazon?

- Young lady.

- Hm?

Where do you think you're going?

To put some clothes on, silly.

My little booty is freezing.

Um...

( knocking on door )

- Hi.

- Mr. Taylor?

Yes, sir.

I'm Officer Evans.

This is...

Pamela Burke,

Child Protective Services.

Nice to meet you guys.

Thank you so much for coming.

- Please come in.

- Thanks.

Right in here.

This should be interesting.

- What color should we do the shoes?

- Mmm.

- She said her name was Taylor.

- Red.

Hello, Taylor.

I'm Chuck Evans,

and this is my friend Pamela.

How about the hair?

Mmm, yellow.

Yellow, it is.

Blondes have more fun.

Hi, Taylor.

Oh, no.

This is Taylor.

Oh. I see.

What do you think?

I think this is way off

my jurisdiction.

I don't...

I don't understand.

What do you mean?

Mr. Taylor,

Child Protective Services

protects children.

We were told

the subject in question

was much, much younger.

I'm not a professional,

I've never had any kids.

It might be hard

for me to judge.

But she looks like

she's around eight years old.

Well, I am a professional,

and you can take it from me,

that isn't what

eight looks like.

You say she just showed up.

Yeah. Out of the blue.

She came in the kitchen,

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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