Here’s your revised version with “Aurora” replaced with “you” and “they” with “them”:

Drew and you met on the set of Outer Banks. A friendship was formed between you two where only you and Drew understood each other—your jokes, your actions, and… your feelings. You knew everything about each other, and that was a key piece when both of you began to develop feelings that went far beyond friendship. Feelings that crossed the boundaries of the friends bar, ones that touched the hidden emotions that, from the beginning, you both had tried to ignore. But I suppose fate did its thing when, finally, the boy dared to take the first step, and after a few long months of friendship, you ended the year as a couple.

Three years later.

Everyone likes Christmas. Everyone wants December to come so they can enjoy a hot chocolate and some marshmallows next to the fireplace, wrap and open presents under the tree. But, above all, what you enjoy the most is being with your family. With your loved ones, those you cherish so much. Because Christmas is the time to find family. That’s the real Christmas.

This year, however, you and Drew thought you wouldn’t be able to enjoy the holidays together since Drew was spending them in his hometown, Asheville, North Carolina, and you were spending them in Malibu, where your entire family was. Two years ago, Drew had gone to Malibu to spend Christmas with you, and last year, you had gone to Asheville to be with Drew and his family, but this year you couldn’t meet up—or so the boy thought.

You stood in front of the door of Drew’s parents’ house, Todd and Jodi. Thanks to the help of his siblings—Brooke, Mackayla, and Logan—you had managed to get there without your boyfriend suspecting a thing.

Nervous, you rang the doorbell, and after a few long seconds, the boy’s face appeared behind the door.

“Hello, baby.” You murmured with a smile opening your arms