Abigal goes to a coffee shop, which has a sign: be back in 10 minutes. She asks Bo, who's hanging decorations or some such. A normal person would've said, "She'll be back any moment." Instead, Bo gives Abby grief with multiple evasions to this simple question.
In short, he acts like a grade-A jerk for absolutely no reason. In real life, she'd told him he's a jerk (or a more descriptive term) and absolutely useless. Then, she would've walked (driven) away, probably providing a single-digit salute.
I can't imagine why she ignored his jerkiness and became friends, let alone fall for him.
When they can't reach a decision on the house they inherited, she should've consulted a lawyer and forced the issue.
Most Hallmark movies require a healthy suspense of disbelief--this one is a bridge too far.
In short, he acts like a grade-A jerk for absolutely no reason. In real life, she'd told him he's a jerk (or a more descriptive term) and absolutely useless. Then, she would've walked (driven) away, probably providing a single-digit salute.
I can't imagine why she ignored his jerkiness and became friends, let alone fall for him.
When they can't reach a decision on the house they inherited, she should've consulted a lawyer and forced the issue.
Most Hallmark movies require a healthy suspense of disbelief--this one is a bridge too far.