Christmas Wishes

12-year-old Julie has only one wish for Christmas, and that is to be with her family on Christmas Eve. Her whole family - mother Vidgis, father Karsten, half-sister Mie and little brother Toke. But both her mother and father have to work on December 24th, and Mie has other plans. So Julie wishes - really wishes - for things to change so they can all be together on Christmas Eve.

Rafi has settled into the old ferry grill as shelter from the cold, which he is not used to. Julie is somewhat surprised to meet Rafi, who tells her that he lives there without parents. In the angel world, Zacharias is worried about the powerful lightning that struck the schoolyard.

Julie can't shake the idea that Karsten was away when she was born. So she and Willy go through the family photos and find out that there isn't a single picture of her and Karsten together until she was four months old. Gabi and Michael must investigate the school for signs of a demon. They can move in with Rafi and help him at the same time, but he must not know about their real mission.

It's the school's big Christmas rocking day, where you can win a class party. A competition that Julie really wants to win. It's also the day Rafi starts in the same class as Julie, which she's very surprised about. He has his 'mother' Gabi and 'uncle' Michael with him. Michael and Mie are talking at school, and Cecilie and Ditte see this, and they're very keen to meet Michael because they think he's hot.

At the top of the Great Belt Bridge, Gabi, Michael, Zacharias and Arron gather. Now they are certain that there is a demon in the area, but they don't know which one. So they have Arron search the Angel Archive for old reports of demon activity in the area.

Michael is worried about whether the children are in danger from the demon, but Gabi says he should be more worried about himself, since demons go after angels. Julie asks Rafi if he will help her talk to her father, because she wants to know if Karsten is her real father. Ole Pehrsson still insists that Willy should go to a sport, and now Willy's mother Mette is also on board with the idea.