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♪♪
Amber, thanks for coming in.
Sorry to keep you waiting.
That's okay. I was just admiring your art.
Especially this piece.
She's one of my favorite artist. I have a couple of more hers at.
I wish I could collect but I don't have the space.
I used to paint.
A lifetime ago before I grew up and realized I had bills to pay.
Picasso has one of my favorite -
he said every child is an artist.
The problem is staying an artist as you grow up.
I try and remind myself of that every time I leave a board meeting.
[laughs]
Speaking of business, where you off to next?
Next is Tokyo for the Asian market
and then Phoenix for the annual review.
And you really like that?
Moving from place to place, always on the go?
I do.
Gives me a sense of independence, not having to commit to one place
and I get to experience so much.
Is it possible to change your mind?
Are you offering me something?
[chuckles] That's what I like about you, Amber. Straight to the point.
You're the most talented project manager we've ever had at Marsh Technology
I think it's time to take the next step.
We have an opening for a director's position
and I would like to offer it to you.
You'd be based in London.
London?
You'd be settled in one place,
but you could still travel to the other international offices.
I'm flattered.
There's a caveat: you'll have to be there by Monday.
Monday? That's...
only eight days.
I know it's fast but we need someone to hit the ground running.
To sweeten the deal we are prepared to offer you this.
This is...
very appealing.
So it's a yes?
Can I be honest with you?
Always.
This would be a huge change for me and it's pretty sudden.
Do you mind if I take a couple of days to think about it?
No, of course not but we do need an answer by the end of the week.
There's another candidate.
To be clear, Amber, this job is yours, if you want it.
♪♪
[phone rings]
Mom, hi!
Ah! Amber, I'm so glad I got ahold of you.
I have some news about your father.
News about Dad?
Yes. Your dad's taken a bit o █ a spill.
Is he okay?
Oh, he's fine.
It's just that he has to stay off his ankle for a couple of weeks.
It's badly sprained.
Poor thing. Can I talk to him?
He's resting now.
Amber, I really hate to do this.
Founders' Day is coming up and you know it's the busiest time of year
and we could really use your help.
Your dad can't run the café.
And you know how difficult h █ is as a patient.
I have to look after him.
Well, what about Charlene?
Charlene is eight and a half months pregnant.
Oh, wow. I did not realize she was that far along.
Just been so busy.
It'll only be for a couple of weeks.
And then your dad will be up on his feet again.
Of course I'll come, Mom.
Besides, I'll get to catch th █ Founders' Day Festival.
This won't be a problem with your work?
Uh... no. No, it'll be fine.
Um, I'm just finishing up a job in Chicago,
but I can catch a flight tomorrow.
Thank you, sweetheart.
You're such a lifesaver, I love you so much.
- I love you too. - I'll see you soon.
Okay, I'll see you then. Bye.
[sighs deeply]
Okay...
♪♪
[Jason] I want to apologize for the inconvenience.
We're doing track work,
but the bus will take you to the next stop.
And then from there you can board the train for Whitbrooke.
Just step forward. Thanks.
There you go.
Ticket, ma'am?
Ticket? Oh, uh...
Don't have.... [groans] Okay. There you go.
That's a phone.
Yes, I know it's a phone. Don't you take contactless payment?
We're a contact-only operation.
Okay. Well, I don't have a ticket.
I usually take an Uber but they said the highway was super backed up, so...
No problem. It'll be six dollar.
- Okay. - And we don't even have to make contact.
[chuckles]
Funny. Okay.
Here you go.
That's a credit card.
Oh, come on. Tell me you take credit cards.
Cash only.
Cash? Who even carries cash these days?
- Sorry. We're not the big city. - Yeah, clearly.
Uh, okay. I have pounds, euros and two US dollars.
Please tell me that you're not going to not let me get on this bus.
[chuckles] I couldn't do that to you.
But you are gonna have to work it off.
I'm kidding. I'll let it slide this one time.
Okay.
I'm just gonna...
get on the bus then. Thank you.
[Amber grunts]
- [Jason] Need a hand? - [Amber] No, I'm good. Thank you.
♪♪
I love you, Teddy, but don't run.
Mommy, I'm hungry.
When are we going to eat?
- Aunt Amber will be here any minute, then we'll eat. - Yay!
Go make sure you wash your hands, please.
Teddy and the new baby look out -- double trouble.
Mom, how did you do it and keep your sanity?
We had girls.
Who said anything about sanity?
Here, have a taste.
Do I have to?
Go on.
Whoa, Dad, too much sugar.
Even the baby's giving me a kick.
Hm. I know I put the right amount.
For double the recipe maybe.
[Barbara chuckles]
Oh, Dad, one of these years
you'll get your Founders' Day punch right on the first try.
♪♪
[door bell rings]
- Hello! - Hi!
[Barbara] You're here!
Hi, Mom.
- Goodness, let me take a look . - So good to see you.
Oh, you're so beautiful. Come! Let's close that door and get you in.
Just in time for dinner!
Let me take that it's heavy.
I brought way too many things, as per usual.
Look who I found!
[all exclaiming, laughing]
- How are you guys? - [Charlene] Sis, I've missed you!
I miss you.
- Hey, Amber, you look well. - Thank you. So do you guys.
Dad, how are you feeling?
Much better now that I see you in person.
Oh, come on! You guys act like I never visit.
It hasn't been that long.
It's always so quick, you pop in, you pop out.
Oh, she's busy and successful. Leave her alone.
[chuckles]
And where is my favorite nephew?
[running footsteps approach]
Oh... there he is!
Oh, my goodness. Look at you, you are getting so tall.
I bet you're gonna start playing basketball soon.
I'm gonna play baseball.
Well, you're such a little all-star I bet you can do both.
Unless... maybe...
You want to be a...
A pilot?
[all laugh]
Cutie.
So cute.
Is this for me?
Oh, Teddy, it's beautiful. Thank you.
Is this you flying the plane?
Seems artistic talent runs in the family.
[chuckles]
Oh, and he's off. [laughs]
You are absolutely glowing, Charlene.
That's just my aura of desperation to get this kid out.
[all laughing]
[Station Master] Thanks for helping out on the front lines today.
[Jason] No problem. Happy to help.
And anyway, that's it for me 'til after Founder's Day.
Just too many details to take care of.
If need more hours, let me know.
Oh, thanks, but you know, with a bunch of clients for carpentry
and his sister at home, who's got the time?
A good man with a strong hammer.
- Hey, enjoy. - Thanks.
Hey, sis.
Yeah. I just checked the website.
I saw that the Founders' Day page isn't live yet?
Yeah. We're really going to have to get on that, it has to be perfect.
Okay, thanks.
I'm just gonna make a few stops before I go home.
Are you good? Do you need anything?
Okay. All right, bye.
It is so wonderful to have my whole family together again under one roof.
Doug, how are the renovations going over at the house?
Three more weeks. We'll be out of your hair.
Oh, nonsense. We love having you here.
This house is too big for the two of us.
You can stay here as long as you like.
Hey, Amber, when was the last time you were around for Founder's Day?
It's been a really long time. I don't think since college.
Where are you off to next?
It's up in the air right now.
No pun intended.
I want to go travel with you, aunt Amber. Can I?
I would love that. When you're old enough.
If mommy and daddy say it's okay.
Then I would love to show you all of the most fascinating places,
just you and me.
Mommy, Daddy, can I please?
Whoa. We'll need a second savings account.
College and traipsing around the world.
Well, he and this one can traipse with their bon vivant Aunt
when they can afford to traipse on their own dime.
[all laughing]
- Amber... - Uh huh?
We've heard about your work and we've heard about your travels.
- What about... - Love?
Because we all know it wouldn't be a trip home without that question.
I love you.
When there is something to tell you, I promise you will be the first to know.
Honey. I just want you to be happy.
[Amber] I am happy.
I like the way that my life is.
And I don't need someone in it to define who I am.
Well said, honey.
♪♪
[knock at door]
[both] What are you doing here?
You owe me a coffee.
We said the same thing at the same time, I called it. So you owe me a coffee.
Is that seriously a thing?
Wait, are you Amber, Rick and Barbara's daughter?
Yes. I am.
Huh. It's weird that we never ran into each other before.
Well, I mean before the great caper.
Well, I do like to keep my scandals to a minimum.
Ah, I see.
[Teddy] Jason!
Hey buddy, how you doing?
My Aunt Amber's pretty, isn't she?
Ah, Teddy!
Uh, kids say the darndest thing.
They're honest.
Hey, is your grandma around?
She has a bag of clothes for the Founders' Day charity drive.
Charity, really?
Yeah.
Jason, here you go.
I hope they'll make good use of them.
Oh, they will. Thank you.
Would you like to come in and join us?
I'd love to but I really should get home.
Another time then.
You guys have a good night.
[Barbara] Good night.
Bye.
♪♪
Oh! Dad, I see your ankle hasn't stopped you
from making your famous Founders' Day punch.
Are we still catering this year?
Of course? I wouldn't miss it.
Here, let me make you a nice tall glass.
[whispers] That bad?
So... Jason.
Cute, single.
Wow! Mom, you're really slowing down.
He left, what, four hours ago, and you're just bringing this up now?
He is quite the looker and single.
Okay. Now you too, Sis?
Look, all I'm saying is maybe broaden your horizons
from the usual brooding internal types.
Yeah, like me.
[Rick stifles laughter]
[all chuckling]
Anyway.
[Amber] Ah, pretty.
That's my favorite of yours.
I don't know why but I've been thinking about these a lot lately, my paintings.
Doug and I love the one we have in the living room.
Yeah, you really missed your calling, Amber.
I saw this beautiful painting yesterday. This gorgeous gazebo.
It reminded me so much of Nana's.
I really miss her.
I do too, but she's with us in spirit.
And we still have that beautiful house.
True.
Char, how come you guys didn't stay there during the renovation?
It's a bit far from Teddy's school.
Oh.
[chuckles softly]
[laughing] Do you remember when we tried to convince you
that there was a shark in the river?
Yes! I do remember that!
I didn't go in the water that entire summer, but I had a great tan.
- Yes, you did! - [all laughing]
Oh, life was so much simpler back then.
All we had to think about was what bathing suit to wear.
Uh, no.
I think your mother chose the bathing suits.
Well, I think both of my girls made the right choices.
I think they turned out pretty well, if I don't say so myself.
[Amber laughs]
Thanks, Mama.
♪♪
[birds twittering]
[phone vibrates]
[Amber groans]
Roland, hi.
[Roland] Amber, just wanted to █ check if you've given the offer any more thought?
Honestly, I just got home, and with family and everything,
I haven't really had time to think about anything.
Well, don't give it too long █ I'm really going to need an █ answer and soon.
Of course, I understand.
I will. I promise.
- Thank you. Bye, Amber. - Bye.
♪♪
Amber? Is that you?
It's me, Beth.
Oh my gosh, Beth, I didn't even recognize you.
You look incredible.
And you look so worldly.
I heard you've been everywhere. We should get together and catch up.
You must tell me everything.
We should. I'm the worst.
I never give myself enough time to see anybody but family when I'm home.
How long are you in town?
Um... until Founders' Day.
Do you mind dropping this off at the café, save me a stop?
Of course.
It's a flyer for a play I'm directing for the festival.
We're re-enacting the original Founders' Day.
Which is also the same day that Harry and Annabelle Whitbrooke got married.
Aw, I love that.
Amber, I remember you being such a wonderful artist.
We could also really use help with the scenery.
Especially the backdrops.
We're a little short-handed.
I don't... I don't know.
With the café and my dad and Charlene-
Oh, we won't ask much of your time.
Oh, I'd just really love to take advantage of your talent while you're here.
That's so sweet of you. I haven' picked up a paintbrush in forever.
We do close the café at 4, so I suppose I could come by afterwards.
Okay, fine. Why not? [laughs]
Wonderful! You'll be working with Jason, who's our master carpenter.
So he's going to be overseeing all the wood building projects.
- Jason. - Oh, he's great.
You'll love working with him.
Hey, do you mind if I start tomorrow?
It's my first day back at the café. So I've got a lot to get done.
Yes! Yes, absolutely. Yes.
- Okay, it's great to see you. - Good to see you!
- I'll see you tomorrow. - Yes!
♪♪
[Amber] That's so pretty.
- Hey. - Hi.
Fancy bumping into you again.
I didn't take you for a "stop and smell the roses" type.
Well, you're right. Normally, I'm more of a Gerberas girl.
Duly noted.
You want to join me for a protein shake?
Um...
Sure. Don't mind if I do.
♪♪
[ducks quacking]
[Jason] I thought you were helping out at the café.
[Amber] Oh, yeah, I'm going later.
Charlene didn't want me to be overwhelmed by the morning rush, so.
Not that I can't handle a little morning rush but--
High-power roller like yourself? Course not.
From what I've heard.
- Mom? - [Jason chuckles]
[cell chimes]
So how long you in town for?
Um... about a week?
Oh nice.
It's good to see the cafe's busy again.
I was getting a little worried about it for a while.
Isn't it always busy?
Um...
I probably shouldn't have said anything.
No, it's okay. Is everything ok?
[cell beeps]
[Jason sighs]
Okay, those beeps are driving me crazy.
I could never ignore them.
It's Founders' Day preparation.
Oh, Founders' Day. Yeah, I actutally just ran into Beth and she has got me on board.
So it looks like you and I are going to be doing some work together.
- Really? - Mm hm.
Well, that's great. Cause I could use the help.
Got the website, gotta get all the officials organized,
the plaques, the carpentry work.
How come it's all on you?
I'm the... well, my sister and , we're the last descendants
of Harry and Annabelle Whitbrooke, so.
Oh, impressive.
Yeah, so it's a sense of duty to make sure the celebrations go well.
I shouldn't say "duty."
I kind of love it. But it's a lot of work, especially this year.
It's the 100th anniversary.
Well, it sounds like you could use some organization.
[cell beeps]
- You think? - [Amber chuckles]
Well, I'm a project manager, so organization is basically my job.
If you want to come by the café, I'm happy to see what I can do to help.
You'd do that?
Mm hm. I have to pay off my train ticket somehow.
- That's true. - [Amber giggles]
♪♪
[Charlene] Thanks.
So, I hear your sister's in town visiting.
Yeah, she is. I'm so happy she's here. Even if it's only a couple of weeks.
I could have run this place myself.
I could've.
- [steam blast] - Ooh!
I cannot wait.
I'm going to train Amber today
and then do nothing but pamper myself.
Well, you deserve it.
And I'm sure that Amber will pick things up in no time.
Okay. Now again, what is the difference between a cortado and a latte?
Don't order a latte after 11 a.m.?
[Amber] Guys, I'm kidding!
[laughs]
It's how it is in Italy.
I mean, you order a latte in the afternoon,
they laugh you right out of the place.
Amber, I love you to death but you're kind of missing the point.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry!
I'm just more used to delegating than I am to doing.
But I will get it, I promise.
I think.
you'll be fine sweetie.
Thank you.
[Molly] You'll get it.
You have such a cool aura about you.
I want you to teach me everything about everything.
[laughs]
Well, thank you, but I don't think I'd be very good teacher right now.
Mom, I think the baby's awake.
Hey, Sis, I've got this, okay?
Just go home and relax.
Yes, honey. Go home to rest.
Doug and I have a dinner tonight. It would be nice to get a nap in.
We'll leave at 7:00, Is that okay for you to babysit?
- That's fine. - Wait, for Teddy?
Well, let me babysit.
- Really? - Yeah.
I mean, how often do I get to hang out with my handsome little nephew?
Besides that way Mom can take care of Dad.
- Aw, I love you. - I love you, too. Now go.
Oh dear.
What's wrong, Mom?
We're low on nonfat milk.
I don't know if we're gonna have enough for the afternoon rush.
Well, don't we have a supplier or something? I could give them a call.
We're a bit behind in our payments.
Mom...
is everything okay with the café?
Oh, everything's fine.
If you wouldn't mind running to the market and getting some?
No, of course.
- Oh! - [loud clatter]
Oh.
That should really be fixed.
Somebody's gonna hurt themselves.
I know, it's on the list.
Okay. I'll be back in a bit.
[sighs]
♪♪
[electric drill whirs]
[Beth] Hey!
All right, that should hold it.
Beth, I can't keep repairing it. At some point you're gonna have to replace it.
But I'm never going to find an exact match.
It's just so beautiful and one of a kind.
It would be such a loss if the museum would have to replace it.
Yeah.
Actually, this door's a little bit warped.
I'll come back next week, shave a little off the top so it doesn't stick.
That'd be wonderful.
By the way, nice work on the display downstairs.
That's the best one yet. And one less thing we have to do, so.
Thank you. I'm pretty proud of it.
- [Jason] Is that my mother? - [Beth] Yes.
And that is my Mom right beside her.
♪♪
[Amber muttering]
[steam blast]
[stifles laughter]
Oh.
Hi.
Glad I can be of amusement to you.
You would think a professional woman
would not have met her match with some steamed milk but...
Happens to the best of us.
I brought my laptop.
Oh, great. Just let me finish up.
[chuckles] Sounds good.
Hey, can I grab you coffee?
I do owe you a coffee, anyway.
Sure. Yeah, what's your specialty?
Literally, just that.
I think I'll just get my usual.
Oh, are we gonna play 20 Questions or...?
I usually just get a medium, half whole milk...
one-quarter 2%, one-quarter non-fat,
at half-decaf, half a regular with no foam latte
with four sprinkles of cinnamon two sprinkles of cocoa powder, extra hot.
Oh.
Oh, and I like to get a little vanilla in there.
But I'll make it easy for you. Don't have to do that this time.
Oh, good.
Easy.
Do you want me to do that or?
No.
Sorry. I mean, no, I can handle it myself.
- Okay, so you said a medium? - That's a large.
Yes, it is.
- And whole milk... - Half whole milk.
Half whole milk?
- Yeah. - What does that even mean?
Half whole milk, one-quarter 2%, one-quarter nonfat.
Okay.
- No, no, no. - No?
No. No, you cannot mix the milk.
But you want them mixed.
Yeah, you can't steam them mixed. That ruins the whole thing.
Okay, but they're gonna be mixed in the cup.
You cannot prep the milk that way.
But I mean, surely a professionl woman like yourself
would know that, right?
Yes. Of course.
You said half-caf half-decaf?
Actually, you know, maybe I will just have some filtered coffee
and a little bit of milk.
Well, I hope that this has been funny for you.
It has been hilarious.
Great. Yeah.
- [clanging] - Okay!
Here you go.
You might want to put the milk in yourself, it's probably safer.
I got it.
So instead of relying on emails and sending texts back and forth
just send this spreadsheet online to everyone in the committee.
They'll all be able to see the deliverables, the due dates,
who's in charge of approving what.
There will be no miscommunication, no forgotten tasks,
and most importantly no stress for you.
Not no stress, just less.
Well, that would be fantastic.
You're really good at this stuff.
Thanks. It's just my job.
Just?
Yeah. It's what I do. Guess I'm pretty good at it.
[Jason] Hm.
Hey, I noticed that the counter needs a little fixing over there.
Yeah, the whole thing looks like it's falling apart.
Want me to take a look at it? I do carpentry.
So I've heard.
If you don't mind, that would be great.
Love to.
Uh... don't drink that.
Oh, okay.
I'm so sorry. Just...
[cell chimes]
Oh, hi, Dad.
I was just about to leave. Is everything okay?
[Rick] I just wanted to see ho █ the credit card batch █ worked out.
Did everything go through?
Yes, Dad. I told you, I've got everything under control. Just relax.
Thanks, honey.
One last favor. Do you min █ driving the truck over to █ Molly's house?
So it doesn't block the Founders' Day Festival.
Sure. Where did you leave the keys?
[Amber] Okay...
♪♪
- [thud] - Ow.
Okay...
[engine starts up]
♪♪
[gears grind]
Hello?
[frustrated chuckle]
[car horn]
What would you like me to do? Just move around me!
[groans softly]
[Amber laughs]
Hi.
Hi. Um...
Sorry. So it looks like I've completely forgotten how to drive a stick shift.
Well, we're going to have to move it.
Yeah, and here I thought it was just like a really great open parking spot?
I'll tell you what, you steer, I'll push.
Jason?
I'll be right in. I just have to help a... damsel in distress.
[mock chuckle]
- [exhales] You ready? - [Amber] Yeah!
Okay.
Uh, yeah, this thing isn't moving. Are you sure this is gonna work?
Did you put it in neutral?
- [shifts gear] - [Molly laughs]
[Jason] Okay. Okay.
All right, on three. One, two, three!
[Amber] Oh! It's moving!
[both laugh]
[Jason] There we go.
And... you're good.
Hey, Mol.
Hey.
[Amber sighs]
Amber.
- Molly? - I didn't know that you knew Jason.
- How do you know Jason? - He's my big brother.
[Amber] Oh!
Well, this makes sense. [laughs]
Come on in.
- Thank you. - After you.
My dad's van is a stick shift,
which I thought would be easy to drive, but I haven't done it in so long.
- [Molly] Go in! - [Amber] Gosh, thank you!
[Amber chuckles]
- Careful. - Debate team champion?
I'll give you a run for your money.
- Have I met my match? - Well, I hope so.
When I was in high school I was more into the arts.
Huh.
Yeah, it's probably why I haven't met you.
That, or you just didn't want to debate me.
Where's Molly?
She's upstairs doing homework. First year of college.
She's a great kid.
Yeah, she is. Smart too.
She's so artistic. She's a really good graphic designer.
Did I say something?
Oh, no. No, I just remember being her age.
I wanted to be an artist too.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah. I never felt more alive than I did with a paint brush in my hand.
Empty canvas in front of me.
That empty canvas could be anything I wanted it to be.
[chuckles] You seem surprised.
No. No, I just...
You didn't strike me for the artistic type, you know with your job, I mean.
Believe it or not,
I wanted to travel the world and sell my paintings on the street
and live the whole starving artist life.
Huh.
Huh. Now I've said something.
No, uh...
No, it's just that I wanted to travel too.
Yeah. The summer after high school I drove my bike across Europe.
You know, I actually wanted to be a blogger.
Do tours of exotic places I visited.
That sounds great. Why didn't you?
Shortly after I got back our parents passed away.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
It's okay.
Thanks. But, yeah, Molly was so young, I had to take care of her.
I don't mean I had to. I loved taking care of her.
It was definitely a dose of reality.
And so I picked up some carpentry,
got a part-time job at the train station...
Here we are.
Well, Molly's old enough now.
Yeah.
Sorry, I feel like I'm complaining. No, I love my sister.
I love the town. You know, I get to help people.
It's kind of nice, people depend on me.
Sounds nice, though, having people rely on you.
I often feel like I only have myself to rely on.
Does that mean there's no one special in your life?
I'm sorry. I don't mean to pry.
No. No, it's fine.
No, I've dated here and there.
But I haven't really had time for anyone.
Yeah. Maybe we both put reality at the forefront a little too much, huh?
Maybe.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Mm. I always do this.
[Amber] What?
You uh... have a little bit...
- Do you want me to get it? - [laughs] Sure.
Is it everywhere?
There you go.
[clock chimes]
Oh my gosh, I have to go. I'm babysitting Teddy.
I have to get back to my mom and dad's.
Oh, well, I'll give you a ride.
That's okay. I'll just call a taxi.
Don't do that. Look it'll be ... it'll be faster if I take you.
Look, I'll fix the truck. I'll bring it back to the café tomorrow.
It's probably the carburetor. I've fixed it a million times, so...
Come on.
[Amber] Oh, there we go...
Hi.
Jason, nice to see you.
And how is my handsome little nephew?
Jason, are you babysitting me too?
Me? No, I'm just dropping off your aunt.
Aw. Please stay.
Well, if you would like to stay.
Yay!
[all laughing]
I think it's decided. I'd love to.
Aw, well, you two get nice and comfortable.
Mom's out for a girls night and Dad's called it an early night.
And we'll be back in a couple hours.
Maybe longer.
Okay, guys, have fun. What do you want to do, Teddy?
- Enjoy, guys. - Thanks.
Aunt Amber, can we make cookies?
You want to make cookies, huh?
Please, please?
I guess we can make some cookies.
Do you know how to bake cookies?
- You don't know how to bake cookies? - I do not know how to bake cookies.
You're Barbara Verdon's daughter. How do you not know how to bake cookies?
Because I delegate, remember?
All right buddy, it's just you and me. Where are the ingredients?
- There. - Aha.
Do you know where the bowls are?
- In there. - In here?
- Excellent! - We need lots of these, right?
- [Teddy] Uh huh. - Alright.
♪♪
Are you ready for the greatest tasting cookies you've ever see?
Yeah. Ooh, that smells yummy.
They really do.
Oh no, no! They're too hot, man.
We got to let em cool down.
Okay. Well while we're doing that we should probably clean up,
because if we don't my mom will kill me.
Guess we better clean up then.
[Teddy laughs]
[Jason laughs]
Not just your face.
You think this is funny? There.
[Teddy and Amber laugh]
[Amber squeals]
Oh, that is it! Oh!
[all laughing and squealing]
Oh, no! Take cover, get down!
Oh!
[Amber ] Get him, get him, get him!
♪♪
[phone vibrates]
[clears throat]
- Hi Roland. - [Roland] Hi, Amber.
I know you haven't made a █ decision and I'm not pressuring you. Well, maybe a little.
I just wanted to let you know
we've got your temporary █ apartment all ready should yo █ take the job.
It's not much but--
Oh, don't worry. When I used to travel I shared rooms in hostels.
So I'm sure I can handle it.
Well, great!
And, oh, Sarah, you'll meet her in London.
She's our housing coordinator █ She'll help you find somethin █ permanent.
Okay, great. Thanks so much, Roland.
- Bye, Amber. - Bye.
[1920's music playing on stereo]
[Beth gasps]
That looks wonder-- Oh, I didn't mean to interrupt.
Oh, no, that's okay. I just block everything out when I'm in the zone.
I was thinking with this, what I would do is get it to scale on here,
and then I'll start putting it onto the backdrop canvas.
Perfect. I mean, I'm sure anything you do will be amazing.
You probably have so many ideas.
- [Beth] No, that's all wrong. - Yeah, I think it's almost done--
She's gone. Okay.
- Hey, partner. - Howdy.
What do you think so far?
Wow, looks amazing.
You seem genuinely surprised. [laughs]
Well, I've seen you make coffee and try to make cookies,
but there's no one here to delegate, so.
Man, look at the detail. Why are you letting this talent go to waste?
Hey, do you have any other work that I could look at?
♪♪
Okay, just watch your step. These stairs could be a little tricky.
[both chuckling]
Honestly, it's been so long since I've seen these paintings.
I have no idea what kind of condition they're in, but...
I think they should still...
Yup, exactly where we left them.
[Jason] Wow...
[Amber] What?
- I don't see any numbers under the paint. - Very funny.
These are amazing. You ever think about selling them?
Oh, no, they're not that good.
No, they are.
Beautiful.
Thank you. Yeah, these belong in a gallery or something.
This one is one of my favorites. This is on the way to my Nana's house.
She had this gazebo that was my favorite place in the world.
But it got destroyed in the storm last summer, so...
Gosh, I haven't looked at these in so long.
[seagulls call out]
I have your coffees, here you go. That one's for you and that one is for you.
Thanks, guys.
Hey, what can I get for you today? Oh, yeah, perfect.
That's four dollars and Molly will be right with you with your coffee.
Americano.
- Perfect. - Here you go.
Oh, you're waiting on a scone.
Okay, that's for you and Molly has your coffee 'cause she's the best.
Okay. Perfect!
Wow.
That really was a rush.
Time flies so much faster when it's busy.
It does.
Hey, Molls...
Overall, how would you say the café is doing?
Between you and me?
Not so good.
I overheard some conversations that I probably shouldn't.
Rick and Barbara's conversations.
About what?
I really shouldn't.
It's fine. It's just between you and me.
Well, I know things were tight,
but then Mr. Krumholz raised the rent.
Mr. Krumholz?
The owner of the building.
Mr. Krumholz bought the café last year
when the Whites sold all the properties on Main Street.
I didn't know that. Did he raise the rent a lot?
I think so. Definitely more than anyone expected.
- I'll see you later? - Yeah.
Bye.
Hey, sis!
Char, what are you doing here? You should be at home resting.
It's your last few days before the baby arrives.
I need a rest from resting. I thought maybe you could use a break?
I know you're working on the Founders' Day Festival.
Molly and I can close things up.
You're a lifesaver. Are you sure?
Absolutely, it's a quiet time of day anyway.
Okay.
Hey, Char, what's going on with the café and the rent?
Oh. Don't bring it up to Mom and Dad. It'll just upset them.
The rent went up six months ago,
we were pretty much breaking even before then.
Let's just say it hasn't been easy. I'm worried we'll lose the café.
Why haven't you told me this before?
You're always so busy with work. We just didn't want to bother you.
Charlene, we're family. It's never a bother.
Have you thought about any other ways to bring in some money?
We have, but to sell more food items means investing in more equiptment.
Mom, Dad, it'll crush them to lose it.
Dad, how do you find anything in all of this?
Like, wha...
- Hey. - Hey.
Everything okay?
Yeah, everything's fine.
Well, Charlene said I could steal you away.
Okay.
Well, in that case, I will be done work for today.
All right.
I'll be right there.
[Amber laughs] Thank you.
So I ordered some materials, so I can fix the cupboard doors.
It'll be here tomorrow.
That's great. Thank you, Jason.
Now, I figured you could use a break and it is a beautiful day.
Is this for us?
You game?
I have not ridden a bicycle built for one in years, let alone one built for two.
It's like riding a bike, you never forget.
Okay.
- Wish me luck. - Yeah. You on?
- Yes. - Alright.
- [Jason] Oh. - [Amber] Oh! Oh, my gosh.
- [Jason ] Here we go. - [Amber] Okay. Oh, my gosh!
♪♪
[Jason] Hey, I think you're starting to get the hang of this.
I'm not having to work so hard.
- [Amber] Very funny. - [Jason] I'm being serious.
♪♪
[Amber] I forget how beautiful it is to be here.
It's so nice to come back and decompress
from the hustle and bustle of being in an office and going from place to place.
I'm tired just hearing that.
♪ Close my eyes, resting in your arms ♪
♪ Safe with you, I can't resist your charms ♪
♪ Touching me, all so tenderly
♪ Sing a song made for yo █ and me♪
♪ You make me smile within my eyes ♪
♪ And I love your smile an █ sparkling eyes ♪
♪ Won't you come closer █ please♪
♪ You're the air I breathe
♪ 'Cause you're the air I █ breathe █
Uh...
What's going on? And why do you have the keys to my Nana's house?
Your Mom.
And we've worked up a little surprise.
What are you up to?
[Amber giggles]
The gazebo.
[Amber] But how?
[Jason] Well, after the storm your mom asked me to fix the beams.
Needs a coat of paint, but it's almost as good as new.
So, what do you think?
It's wonderful.
[Amber laughs]
Yeah, let's go.
♪♪
Gerberas.
You remembered.
It's like time stood still from when I played here as a kid.
[Amber] Little bit of paint and it'll be good as new.
Well, next week after the Founder's Day festivities we can come back and paint it.
Yeah, I would like that.
It's perfect.
Yeah, I see why you love painting. If I lived here I wouldn't want to leave.
The background... for the play. This is it.
I'm already ahead of you.
- So you paint, I'll build. - Okay.
I thought we could make a set of three panels instead of one .
That would be easier to haul over to the set.
- You know for the play. - Yeah, that's a great idea.
I will start sketching everything.
I will build.
My grandpa had this boat,
and when we were little he would take me and Charlene out in it.
He tried to teach us how to fish,
but every single time he caught one we freaked out. He just gave up.
- My dad and I used to go fishing. - Yeah?
A little further down the road here.
I don't think we actually caught any fish, so you can't technically call it fishing.
Jason...
Why all of this?
What do you mean?
Well, the gazebo and the gerberas.
We barely know each other.
Well, that's a good way to get to know each other.
Oh.
- [Amber] Here you go. - [Beth] Oh, thank you.
[Beth] You know what would be perfect for the play's curtain call?
[Amber] What?
I have the original bell from Harry Whitbrooke's boat.
Really?
They rang it at his and Annabelle's wedding.
It's in the archive room. I'm prepping this new nautical display next week.
So it's just down there for safekeeping.
Yeah, that really would be great.
I could come by and pick it up when I drop off the very special backdrop.
Wonderful.
- Enjoy your coffee. - Thanks.
Oh, hey, Char.
I have all of the daily receipts for you.
Thank you so much for doing this.
With Founders' Day and everything I'm just...
Oh, it's fine. I've got too much time on my hands and two boys at home under foot.
[both laugh]
Plus Mom tells me you're working on a new project with Jason?
What's that about?
It's strictly professional, just don't read into it.
I'll bet. And what's with the paintings?
Do you recognize them?
How could I not recognize Amber Verdon's original works?
- [Char] They're wonderful. - [Amber] Thank you.
Yeah, Jason got me thinking about my paintings.
I thought why not try to sell them here, then I can use the money
to help pay off the debts.
- What? - Don't get me wrong.
It's a wonderful gesture. It's just that it's a temporary fix .
Once you're gone in a couple of weeks and they're sold
we're still in the same situation.
And getting worse.
Right.
Molly, I have to say you are an incredible graphic designer.
Thank you so much. I mean, coming from you that means a lot.
It's well-deserved.
We could do something like this.
[Amber] Hey, do you know that guy?
- Mr. Stuffy? - [chuckles]
- [Amber] Yeah. - [Molly] That's Mr. Krumholz.
The owner of the building. Seems to like your paintings though.
Be right back.
Hi. Can I help you?
I'll take this one.
Oh? Oh, okay.
Well, I'm the artist and you're actually my first buyer.
So... guess that means I can call myself a professional artist now.
Um...
Would you like this wrapped or...?
Okay, you just want to take it.
Also, I really take any form of payment,
the only thing I probably can't take is debit card.
Just 'cause like that's a little bit hard but...
- Cash is fine. - Okay.
Okay, that was odd. Not that I'm complaining.
He didn't even buy a cup of coffee.
A customer is a customer.
I suppose so.
Okay, back to our project.
Jason is going to love this. This is exactly what he needs.
I mean, I love my brother but it's time that he has some fun.
I can't wait to see Jason's face when he sees this.
What's going on over there?
Oh, that is the Founders' Day charity car wash. It's for the museum.
Hmm. Do you want to go help?
Yeah.
[Amber giggles] Okay.
Now why am I not surprised to see you here?
Hey, what are you guys doing here?
Well, you wanted to come help.
Help?
Yeah, just tell us what to do.
- Me? Delegate? - [Amber] Yeah.
Um...
Well, here, Molls, why don't you...?
No! [squeals]
[laughs]
Can I have this?
Molly, I think Jason needs to learn a lesson.
Oh, absolutely.
No, no, no. Don't get any ideas. No, no.
[squealing, indistinct shouting]
No! Truce! We're good?
- [Jason] We're good? - No! [laughing]
No!
Oh, yeah. Thanks for helping me with the car wash.
Although I think you sprayed me more than the cars.
Well, I was just there to make your life harder.
Though, I'm glad you raised so much money for the museum, it's pretty great.
[Jason] Beth is gonna be beside herself.
And action.
Annabelle, may I escort you to the gala along the harbor promenade?
That would be awfully kind of you, good sir.
Ever since I came to this town it's felt like home to me and...
well, I have to admit...
I'm a bit stuck on you.
You're making me blush.
[applause]
Paula, Ed, that was wonderful.
The perfect Annabelle and Harry Whitbrooke.
Okay, continue rehearsing and I'm gonna go check on the art department,
and then we'll do the proposal scene next.
I just love everything about the 1920s.
I should have been born a hundred years ago.
Oh, well, I, for one, am glad that you weren't.
Otherwise you wouldn't be here to put on such an amazing performance.
You're sweet, thank you. And everything looks amazing, Amber.
[Jason] She's quite the talent.
- [Amber] Oh, stop, you guys. - [Beth] It's true.
When Harry tells Annabelle that he's staying in her lovely town
because he's fallen in love with her,
with your background...
[sighs] everyone's going to be in a bucket of tears.
We should get going.
Yeah.
See you later, Beth.
[electric drill whirs]
So, what's after this?
After your dad's back on the scene and Charlene has the baby?
Yeah, it's still TBD.
But I'm sure you have an idea. You are planner.
Well, the plan was to go to Tokyo.
Tokyo? Wow, it's always been on my bucket list.
- Wanna have sushi in Japan. - Yeah?
But you said "was". Something change, or...?
Yeah, I...
got a job offer but it's in London.
Wow. Is it permanent?
Well, I haven't accepted it yet.
I would have to start right away
and I'd have to leave my family sooner than expected.
Oh. I'm sure they would understand.
Yeah, I mean, they understand that my work is important.
But there's a chance you might not take it?
[phone chimes]
Sorry.
Mom, hi.
Oh my gosh, that's amazing! I'm on my way right now.
No, no? Yes?
Absolutely, yeah. No, I will come right away.
Okay, and don't forget to tell Charlene how much I love her, okay?
Okay, bye!
Everything okay?
Charlene is having her baby.
I knew it! [laughs] That's great!
- I gotta go. - Okay.
- [Amber] I'm so excited!
Let's leave Grandpa alone, okay?
Thanks for babysitting us, Amber.
Oh, it's my pleasure.
Mom wanted to be at the hospital with Char.
And I love watching my two favorite guys.
[Jason clears throat]
Oh, I'm sorry. It's like having three children to watch.
Oh, I wanted to tell you, I sold my first painting today.
You did? Congratulations.
That's great. I didn't know that.
Yeah, this guy came in and bought it right off the wall.
I always knew you had it in you.
Teddy, what do you think we go throw the football around.
- Let your Grandpa rest a bit? - Yeah!
Off you go.
♪♪
♪ Life is only what we ca █ heal♪
♪ Letting go of our training wheels ♪
♪ What if I can be anything?
Go! Run!
♪ Maybe we can be king and queen ♪
I got the kid! He's got the bal!
Touchdown!
How's everyone here? Dad okay?
Yeah, he and Teddy are watching cartoons. How is Char and my new niece?
Oh, everyone's wonderful, the baby's beautiful.
Charlene and Doug are just over the moon.
[phone chimes]
Speaking of! Hey, sis!
[Char] Hey, sis. Thank you for watching Teddy.
I just wanted to give you █ quick call to let you know █ we're fine.
Oh, Mom just told me.
Char. I am so happy for you and Doug. Can I come by and see you later?
I love that but we're all so █ beat. Plus we'll be coming home tomorrow morning.
Okay. I can't wait. I love you.
Oh! I just want to go!
[crickets chirping]
- What you working on? - Nothing.
Okay, that was blatantly obvious.
- Hey, Jay. - Yeah?
I was thinking... what if I went away to school?
Away?
I was thinking of this design school in Brooklyn.
Wow.
Molls, that's amazing.
I said I was thinking, I'm not in yet.
They'd be crazy not to take you.
You sure you want to leave here?
Jason, you're the best big brother I could ever ask for.
It's been you and me for so many years.
But it's time that you do something for yourself.
You're so selfless, I can't help but think that it's held you back...
from living the life that you want to live.
Molls, no.
I've no regrets about my life here.
I hope you know that.
But when mom and dad died you were so young.
I just wanted to make sure your life was as grounded and normal as possible.
I hope you know how proud of you I am.
I love you for that.
But no matter where we are that's never going to change.
No. It won't.
Now, let's eat before it gets cold.
Okay.
Amber, could you pass me a cinnamon bun?
Sure.
[laughs]
Whoop!
- There you go. - That's for you. [laughs]
Alright, that should do it.
This looks amazing, Jason. Thank you so much. I can't believe you got it all done.
I was hoping to get it done before you opened but I got close.
- What do I owe you? - For this?
Well, for this, for the truck, for the ride.
- Let's see what else is there? - Don't forget the babysitting.
Absolutely not. No, you chose to stay all on your own.
That is true, yeah. But there was the cleanup for the massive food fight.
Which I seem to remember you starting.
Now that I think about it, you are racking up quite a tab.
Honestly, it's on the house. Founders' Day spirit and all.
Well, thank you. But no more, your time is valuable.
Deal.
I'm gonna go home and get some sleep. You want me to meet you here or at Nana's?
Let me see what time I finish. I'll text you?
Sounds good.
Okay.
[slides door shut]
[sighs] Okay.
Are we closing?
Well, Charlene's home, and it's the start of Founders' Day weekend
and I still have so much to do. I have to go to the museum.
I have to do all of the finishing touches on--
Cool, cool.
But if you want I could just come back later
and put all the finishing touches on the booth.
That would be amazing.
Okay, so we have all of the coffee supplies in the back and...
- Amber? - Mm hm?
Stop playing project manager, okay? I got this.
Sorry. It's a bad habit.
- Break it. - [laughs]
I did want to say thank you for your help in figuring out how to run this café,
and for your quick work on Jason's project.
Amber... you didn't have to.
I know.
[Molly giggles]
It's nothing big. It's just a small token of my appreciation.
I love it.
- Did you paint this? - I did, yeah.
Thank you so much.
You're so welcome.
Alright, now get out of here and enjoy Founders' Day.
Okay. Well, don't stay too late.
I won't.
- Happy Founders' Day. - Happy Founders' Day.
Oh, sorry, we're closed.
[Amber gasps] Oh, my goodness. Charlene, you're here!
- [Barbara laughs] - Oh, my gosh!
Wait, should you be out? Shouldn't you be resting?
Amber, I already have a mother.
We're fine, it's good for the baby to get some air.
We're just heading back now to put her down for a good nap.
We just wanted to pop by for a few minutes.
[baby fusses]
She actually reminds me of you when you were a baby, Amber.
She's perfect.
Oh, it's so good to have my girls together again.
[Barbara sighs]
Mom, Charlene, I have... I have something I need to tell you both.
What is it, sweetie?
Well, I haven't...
I haven't wanted to tell you because I haven't made a decision.
But I got a job offer in London, England.
So it would be a permanent location
and I wouldn't need to travel from place to place.
- Amber, that's wonderful. - Well, I haven't accepted yet.
The thing is if I do I would have to start on Monday.
Monday?
I know and I said that I would come home for two weeks.
And I said I would be here and--
Oh, sweetheart, we can manage.
Your dad's feeling much better and he doesn't need my help so much.
And we have Molly.
Mm hm. So you've decided?
I haven't given them an answer yet.
You'll know what to do when you know what to do.
[chuckles] Oh Mom, I always love your advice. It's so confusingly brilliant.
I love you.
It's just that... I don't know, I want my family to be happy too.
I want to be here for you guys.
You know with the café and Whitbrooke Harbor
I feel like I've rediscovered my hometown.
And I've just...
I've just missed so much.
Oh, my sweet Amber.
Remember what I told you girls?
Happiness comes from the inside.
Do what's best for you. Hm?
Sis, we're always here for you.
I'm so lucky.
- [Amber and Char laugh] - Girl hug.
I love you.
♪♪
[door opens]
Hey, Molls, is that you?
Yeah.
Look what a Amber made me.
Isn't it amazing?
It's awesome.
What are you doing?
I've been thinking, you know, if you're going away to school
and I've always wanted to travel...
I'm never gonna have time for this, I'm just going to live through the photos.
A certain someone has gotten into your head and it is a good thing.
See you later.
Yeah.
Okay, batch closed.
Let's see here.
[Beth] Now could you grab that?
Yeah, then you guys, you can come up here and do that right .
And you guys are doing great.
Just don't wear out your voices 'cause the cold air isn't good for it.
Keep those throats warm.
Doug, Molly can do that when she gets here. You should be home with Charlene.
Oh, it's no problem.
Besides, my wife and your wife kicked me out of the the house, so...
Ah, enough said.
- [phone chimes] - Oh.
Charlene just texted me actually.
They are on their way.
Great. With the Founders' Day punch?
How could they not?
Hey, guys, you seen Amber?
We're supposed to finish the backdrop and get here before the pegeant.
[1920s music]
[phone chimes]
Excuse me.
- Mr. Krumholz? - Yes?
Do you remember me? You bought my painting at Rick's Cafe
I traveled all this way because I was actually hoping
I could speak with you about something.
♪♪
- Hey. - Jason.
Hi. Wait until you hear the day I had.
- Good, I hope. - Great.
But first I have something to show you.
We really need to get going though.
- We've got to load these into the truck. - It'll only take a second.
- Okay. - Okay.
That's amazing.
I wanted to do something to say thank you.
But...
It's for you -- for the repairs at the café.
You've been talking about wanting to have a travel business.
So Molly and I designed it.
Molly designed it, but we came up with the concept and...
It's too much, isn't it?
No, no. It's great. I just can't believe you did that for me.
And Small Town Travel, that's a great angle. I never even thought about that.
And it's perfect because you can run it from here.
Yeah, that right. It's perfect.
I'm really glad you like it and I wanted to tell you--
We really should get going though. We can't be late.
Oh, yeah, of course.
We just have to stop and grab the bell from the archive.
- I'll start loading. - Yeah.
[sighs deeply
Wow, I didn't realize how much history there was in here.
It's amazing how much has been preserved.
- Oh, well there it is. - Oh, yeah.
And there's old Harry Whitbrooke.
The man who came from humble beginnings, traveled the world, did great things.
Then he found love here.
Um, we should probably get this downstairs.
- Let me help, it's pretty heavy. - I can do it.
[bell rings]
Here, put it down for a second. Okay, yeah. Uh oh.
[door knob rattles]
- [Jason] Uh oh. - [Amber] Is it locked?
- Look who I brought. - [Rick] Hey!
Daddy, was I this little?
You sure were, pal. But louder.
[all laughing]
Mommy, can I go over with Ben?
Sure, but don't wander away from his parents.
Hi! Charlene and Doug, congratulations.
[baby coos]
Where's Amber?
I thought you would know. I can't seem to get ahold of her.
And then I tried Jason and nothing.
- That's odd. - That doesn't sound like Jason.
We start in a half hour, and I need every bit of that to set up.
I gotta go.
I can't get a signal. Can you get anything?
I got nothing, You know, I just fixed this door.
Well, clearly not well enough.
[bangs on door]
That's not going to help.
You do something then.
Okay, if they don't come in the next 30 minutes,
we're going to have to go without the backdrop.
[Amber] They're gonna hate us.
No, they won't. They'll understand.
Knowing Beth, I just hope she hasn't passed out from all the stress.
Oh, Beth, I'm so sorry.
[1920s music on speakers]
Harry Whitbrooke...
what hath you wrought?
He always was kind of a trouble.
The bell.
How did we not think about this?
You really think they're going to hear that? Come on, Harry, do your thing.
All right.
[bell ringing]
[1920s music on speakers]
Beth, relax, they'll be here.
Here, this will help.
Thanks, Rick.
That'll help.
♪♪
Well...
despite the fact that Beth is probably having nervous breakdown...
[both chuckle]
I guess there are worse places to be trapped.
If we were at the café there would be cookies.
You know, it's funny, when we first met I thought you were...
let's just say on the challenging side.
Oh.
Well, truth be told, I thought you were a bit of an enigma yourself.
Hm.
Well, it's a good thing I like a challenge.
Likewise.
♪♪
[light footsteps]
Hey!
Teddy!
I heard the bell.
Teddy, you're a lifesaver.
What was it that you said about the bell not working?
Come on, buddy. Let's go.
- [bell rings] - [Amber] Woo!
Beth, hi!
You made it! What happened?
- Never mind. There's no time. - [Jason] I'll get everything set up.
- [cell chimes] - Sorry, just...
Roland, hi. Thank you so much for calling me back.
Yeah, thank you.
Yes, I think it's going to be a really exciting new opportunity.
[Amber] I'll get everything together and we'll talk next week?
Okay? Thanks, Roland.
Thank you so much, Roland. Okay.
Oh! Hey...
Here we go.
And that one's for you, two dollars, please.
She's so precious. I can't wait to spoil you.
Guys, she's perfect. Have you thought of a name yet?
Well in honor of Founders' Day, we've decided to name her Annabelle.
Oh!
Hi, Annabelle.
[electric drill whirs]
[bell rings]
Oh, come on, come on.
[piano music on speakers]
Annabelle, will you marry me?
Yes.
♪♪
[applause, cheering]
Woo!
[1920s music on stereo]
[cheering, applause]
[Rick] Alright, there's plenty of punch for everyone. Charlene?
Oh, no, thanks, um... It's not good for the baby.
- Hey Beth. - Hey.
You did it, and it was incredible.
Well, it was a team effort. You truly are really talented.
[Amber] Thank you.
It was a labor of love.
Hey, so, um... so I have some news, great news.
I found the lease for the café
and the letter from Mr. Krumholz about the rent increase.
Do we have to bring that up?
What I discovered is that your lease specifically states
that if Mr. Krumholz wants to raise your rent he has to give you 90 days notice.
But the letter only gave you 30.
I didn't even think of that.
So I paid him a visit.
It seems he's quite the fan of art.
Mr. Krumholz is the man that bought my painting.
No kidding.
Yes, so I brought up the discrepancy with him
and he completely agreed.
And as a sign of good faith he's gonna give you the next two months rent-free
and it will more than cover what you've overpaid.
Wow.
Oh honey, this makes such a difference.
And he also wants to help with the fixes for the café,
so that you can install an art gallery.
Amazing!
There is one stipulation with that, though.
Uh huh?
You have to put up my paintings.
[all laughing]
And we're going to have to change the name--
Rick's Café and Gallery.
[all laughing]
Hey. Haven't seen much of you since we escaped.
[Jason] Hah.
Yeah, I meant to tell you earlier that
the whole London thing, I think, is gonna be a really good thing for you.
You do?
Yeah, absolutely.
It's a great opportunity for a fresh start and...
Whitbrooke Harbor, your family, they're always going to be here.
Just them?
All of us, of course.
I'm sure you'll be home for holiday visits.
We can always catch up then.
[Amber chuckles]
[Barbara sighs]
Charlene looks absolutely radiant.
[Amber] I'm so happy for her and Doug.
[Barbara] Miracle of birth.
And rebirth.
In some ways, they're one and the same.
Clean slate.
Sometimes you have to experience rebirth
to discover what's truly important in life.
Someone told me recently that I'm not really
the "stop and smell the roses" type.
He was right.
I'm always looking past them to see where the new seeds need to be planted.
I don't really want to be that person anymore.
Do what you want to do. Be happy.
Oh, my Amber, life is just one big adventure.
You never know what's gonna happen next.
In the end, everything has a way of working itself out.
- I love you. - I love you too.
♪♪
[exhales sharply
Penny for your thoughts.
[scoffs]
Just thinking about my college transfer applications.
I'm sending it off tomorrow, and I'm nervous already.
Hey, you're a shoo-in.
You love her, don't you?
Jason, what are you doing?
What do you mean?
I see the way that she looks at you.
You have a chance here to be happy,
to travel the world like you always wanted.
And you should do that with somebody that you love.
Stop, it's too late. She took the job in London.
You idiot! She didn't take that job.
What?
Yeah, not only that, she quit. She's off to be an artist.
How did I not know that?
Because sometimes you don't look at what's right in front of you.
Now what are you still standing here for?
Excuse me.
Amber.
Jason...
I can't let things end this way.
- Jason-- - Just hear me out, okay?
I thought that you were going to London, and that what we had didn't matter to you.
Now I know I'm wrong and I shouldn't have assumed.
I thought you wanted me to go.
What? No. I didn't want you to go.
But you've been pushing me away.
You seemed happy that I was leaving.
I was an idiot.
I was hurt.
I wish you would've said something.
I quit my job, but I'm still leaving.
After talking to you I realized I owe it to myself to follow my dreams.
So I'm going to take a year and travel and pursue my art.
You should.
You never shine more than when you have a paint brush in your hand.
For me, that's Whitbrooke Harbor. The family, the community.
But I also want to travel. I want to see the world.
And the idea of doing that with you by my side..
Come with me.
We can travel for a year.
You can paint on the streets of Paris, I'll take a cooking class in Thailand.
And then we'll come home.
To Whitbrooke Harbor.
So is that a yes?
[Amber laughs]
That's definitely a yes.
♪♪
[applause]
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♪ I whisper softly, kisses o █ your cheek♪
♪ Loving you with all my hear █ and soul♪
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♪ You make me smile within m █ eyes♪
♪ And I love your smile and sparkling eyes ♪
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♪ 'Cause you're the air █ breathe♪
♪ Close my eyes, resting i █ your arms♪
♪ Safe with you, I can't resist your charms ♪
♪ But touching me all s █ tenderly♪
♪ I sing a song meant for yo █ and me♪
♪ You make me smile within m █ eyes♪
♪ And I love your smile and sparkling eyes ♪
♪ Won't you come closer █ please♪
♪ 'Cause you're the air █ breathe♪
♪♪
♪ Oh oh oh oh
♪ You're the air I breathe
♪ Oh oh oh oh
♪ The air I breathe