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Beautiful, isn't it?

Yeah, it is.

Hard to believe
it's been a month.

I know.

He was a great guy,

but at least he knew
he was leaving this place

- in good hands.
- Thanks.

So, when does it become
official?

The lawyer called,
wants to meet with me tomorrow.

Nice.

My flight leaves
for California at 6:00 am.

So some lawyer calls,
and you decide to take off

for wine country in the middle
of the Steward case?

It's not like it's a vacation.

My great-uncle's lawyer insist
that I meet with her in person.

I am sorry about your uncle,
but is there some way

you can do this over the phone
or the e-mail or something?

We're slammed.
Anyway, Kirkbride wants to know

- when you'll be back.
- I don't know.

Maybe I'll take a few days
while I'm out there

and think about things.
I have 55 unused vacation days.

Maybe your uncle left you
some money so you can travel

- the world and take me with you.
- No.

There were some paintings
in his office that I loved.

I'm sure
that's what this is about.

Fair enough.

So are there any emergencies
since I've been gone?

Everything's an emergency
with Kirkbride.

He literally can't deal
with you being gone.

I've never
talked to vacation Diana.

So not a vacation.

Though it will be nice to see
the vineyard again.

I always meant
to come back here.

There just... I don't know,
always seemed somewhere

more important to be.

- Hey, Suzy.
- Hey.

I'm on my way to see your mom.

- Tell her I say hi.
- I will.

She says you guys have
a fantastic new dessert.

Of course she did.
It was her idea.

That sounds about right.

Good luck.

Hey, thanks.
I'll see you.

Okay.

So I'll follow up
your texts and calls

the second they come in,
you got it?

Well, if you have
to be out of the office,

- promise me you'll have fun.
- Okay.

Well, I got to go.
I'm almost there.

- I'll call you when it's over.
- Okay,

but you better
sound like vacation Diana.

- Seth, how are you?
- Hey, Grant.

I understand today's the day
you take over Golden Range.

Hopefully.

Well,
as a fellow vineyard owner,

I know what
a high-risk business it is.

Yeah.

Let me make you an offer
on the winery.

I'm sure you'll find it very
attractive.

I should get inside.
Jill's waiting for me.

- Hey.
- Hello, Seth.

I brought you your favorite cab.

Thank you.

I love all the Golden Range
reds,

and I'm not just saying that.

All the hard work is worth it
when it makes people happy.

So do I need to sign something?

Hang on. We're waiting
for one other person.

Who? Like, a notary?

Diana?

Of course,
you two know each other.

Knew each other.

Jill, I thought we were
meeting alone.

Well, you both need to be here.

Hugh left a modification
to his will.

It's more like a letter, really.

"Hi, Seth and Diana, as
you both know, my greatest asset

"is Golden Range Winery
and Vineyards.

I'll be leaving it
to both of you to split 50/50."

- Wait, what?
- There's more.

"My one stipulation
is that you work together

"to bring in the next harvest.

"This might seem
like a strange request,

"but it's my last wish,

so I do hope you honor it.
Hugh."

Amelia, that guy is back again.

He must be new in town.

It's probably
for your blue cheese burger.

I hear it's getting
quite the reputation.

I don't think
he's interested in the food.

Hugh never
mentioned this at all.

I'm sorry, Seth,
I know this wasn't

what you expected.

The harvest isn't
for a couple weeks, right?

Yeah.

I'm only here for a couple days.

Well, then you'll have
to find a way to stay,

but after that you can do
what you want with your share.

Okay, but what if she goes?

Then Golden Range
is auctioned off.

I just don't know
how I'm going to take

- this much time off work.
- Well, you can say no,

but Seth can't inherit
if you do.

So our special today
is the tuna melt.

Does the radiance
of your smile melt the cheese?

I'm sorry, I-I can't believe
that just came out of my mouth.

It's okay.
Believe it or not,

- I've actually heard worse.
- I'll just come out and say it.

I would like to take you
to dinner sometime.

I don't date my customers.

Can I get you anything to drink?

- Iced tea.
- Okay.

So I'll text you the address.

I guess I'll be staying here
for a few weeks.

You can bring it back.
You own a winery.

Well, not yet.
I have to split it with my ex.

Your ex?
Details, please.

There aren't any.
We dated the summer before

I went to college,
and we didn't keep in touch.

Well, I am jealous.

I would love a few weeks
in wine country.

Is that Diana?

- Put her on speaker.
- Yes, sir.

Diana, what's this about
extending your vacation?

Boss, hi.

I have to stay here
for a few weeks,

family business.

Well, I'm gonna need you
to do a document review

- for Catchen Industries.
- Okay, I could work from here.

Hey, virtual office,
very trendy.

Fine, I'll have Liz
send you the files.

Get on it.

I think vacation Diana
just died a horrible death.

- Here's your iced tea.
- Thank you.

Here's your check.
Whenever you're ready.

Thanks.

Can I get you something
to drink while you decide?

Is your water filtered here?

I would have to check on that.

Never mind, just bring us
some bottled water,

and can you get someone
to clean this table, please?

Of course.

I'll be right back.

Dad, there's no reason
to be rude to her.

I wasn't rude.
There's crumbs all over

this table.
Let her earn her tips.

That must be
Grant Gerritson's son.

I heard he was back in town.

Well, that makes sense.

His pick-up lines are cheesier
than the quesadillas.

So? He's cute,
and he likes you.

He's just playing games.

So? I'm sure this looks
familiar to you.

Yeah, everything looks the same.

You never did pack light.

Here, let me grab one of those.

No, I got it.

- No, Seth, let me h...
- I got it.

You always were
kind of stubborn.

And you never let anyone help.

Well, as I recall,
you used to find it adorable.

That was a long time ago.
Hi.

Oh, Diana,
this is my foreman, Theo.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- The place looks great, Theo.
- Thank you so much.

I'm gonna go check on
the chardonnay.

- Okay. Yup.
- Pleasure to meet you, Diana.

- Yeah, same.
- Take care.

So, I'll be staying
in the guesthouse,

but we might be sharing
the kitchen.

Not much has changed obviously.

Haven't had a chance
to clean this place up.

- It's been too hard.
- Yeah.

Hey, listen, I'll...
I'll box this up before I leave.

Thanks, and also,
as soon as the harvest is over

- I'll buy you out.
- Whoa.

I think we'll have
to talk about that.

What is there to talk about?
You got a great job in New York.

We'll have you back
to your fabulous

big city life in no time.

And how do you know
what my life is like?

I do know that you don't want
to be stuck on a ranch.

You are making
a whole lot of assumptions here.

I mean, maybe I'll stay
after the harvest.

- I doubt it.
- How do you know that, Seth?

Because leaving is what you do.

- How you doing?
- Pretty well.

- Hey, Jill.
- Hey, Amelia.

Would you like
some more iced tea?

- Hey, Suzy.
- Hi, Mom.

I just heard that you
volunteered to cater

the Harvest Festival.

I want to branch out
into catering.

I thought it was a good idea.

I think it's a wonderful idea.

- Really?
- Don't worry, I'll help.

Do you have time
with all of your clients?

Well, sure.
I'm a partner, aren't I?

Well, silent partner.

Well, you haven't
been here that long,

and I know all the vendors.

Actually, Mom,
that would be really great.

Thanks. You know, I'm thinking
of featuring comfort food.

That's one way to go.

Look, I have to run
and meet a client,

so why don't you and I
come up with some ideas,

and we'll go over them later,
okay?

- Okay.
- Okay.

- Thanks.
- Bye.

We have to check
the sugar content

of the grapes every day.

That's how we know
they're ready for harvesting.

- Can I try the thingie?
- Refractometer.

You're doing it wrong.

Let... Let me... let me do it.
It'll be faster.

Or you could just show me
how to do it,

and then we could
divide up the work.

Well, then I have to explain,
like, Brix levels,

and I don't... I don't have time
to be a tour guide.

You are unbelievable.

You said you were slammed
with work stuff,

so you do what you're good at,
and I'll handle this.

Well, Uncle Hugh left me
half of this vineyard,

so I want to do half the work.

You were never interested
in working the vines.

- Why now?
- I was always interested, Seth.

- You would never let me help.
- Hey, look,

I'll have Theo get you
up to speed, okay?

But you say you want
to do half the work,

that's how much
you're gonna do, no less.

Bring it on.

So is harvest time close?

Not close enough.

You're still at work?

Kirkbride is having
everyone work overtime,

and I mean overtime.

Well, I had a chance
to look at that brief.

Oh, good. Kirkbride's been
asking for it all day.

So how are things
in wine country?

Well, Seth doesn't want me here,

and I thought Kirkbride
was working my last nerve.

You just have to deal
with him for a few more weeks.

After you cash out your half,
I bet you could afford

a really nice condo
on the Upper West Side.

I don't know, maybe it would
be fun to run a vineyard.

Uncle Hugh left it to me
for some reason.

- You're kidding, right?
- I don't know, Liz.

I mean, what's back for me
at the firm?

Don't be silly.

Everyone knows
how hard you work.

Either way, if I stay or go,

that should be my decision,
not Seth's.

So if he's not related,

how did he wind up
with half the vineyard?

Well, his dad was a foreman,
so he grew up on the vineyard,

and then, I mean, we were teens.

He lost both his parents,
so Uncle Hugh brought him in

and taught him the business.

So did he age well?

All that field work,
I'm thinking muscles.

Liz. Okay,
let's get back to the brief.

Diana?

Diana?

What?
Whoa.

What time is it?
I have to go to sleep.

No, you have to wake up.
It's already 6:00 am.

Yeah, I got that.
What...

- what time do we start work?
- We start now.

We have to go check
the grapes for mildew.

But I got a conference call.

Hey, you're the one that
wanted to work the field.

Amelia!
Amelia.

Running off that Reuben special?

Just clearing my head.

Hey, there's some
nice trails around here.

I could show you sometime.

I'm training for a marathon.

The only marathons
I could make it through

are the ones on TV.

Did you catch
the Hitchcock marathon

last weekend?
I still can't take a shower.

I got to go.

I have to get to work
before the lunch rush.

Is Diana coming out today?

Yeah, she's on
a conference call.

Let's hurry up
and get this block finished

- before she finds us.
- You know, she just got here.

- She might get used to the work.
- Let's hope not.

By the end of the week
she'll be homesick for New York.

- You think?
- Oh, yeah, I know.

Then I'll make her a fair offer.

We can concentrate
on planning for next year,

and I don't have
to put up with any more...

Diana,
so glad you could make it.

Sorry about the call.
I had to file for a continuance.

Have you ever saved
a wrongfully convicted man?

No.

I don't practice
that kind of law.

Okay, less talk,
more looking for mildew.

You know, I read up on that.
How do you treat it?

Well, this close to the harvest,

we just pick the grapes.

The rest of the year,
use sulfur.

That's not
the most effective method.

No, but it's one of the safest.

Maybe we could try fungicides.

That's what they use
down on Gerritson's vineyard.

Those chemicals
go into the wine.

Okay, well,
I'll have to do more research.

Yeah, you know what?
Why don't...

why don't you do that?

I said I would do my part here.

Fine,
but we're in field all day.

- Hello, Jill.
- Hello, Grant. What's up?

Well, I've been hearing
some interesting things

about Hugh Roberts will.

Now, you know I've wanted to buy.

Golden Range Vineyards
for years.

Yeah, I know.

I hear the girl's a lawyer
from New York.

Can't imagine she'd be staying
out here very long, can you?

Well, would you give up
half a vineyard?

Come on, she's only keeping it
so she can sell it.

Does the will say
she has to sell to Seth?

You know I can't
talk about specifics.

You wouldn't want me discussing
your business all over town.

I know Seth
is gonna be stubborn on this.

What's his price?

Golden Range Vineyards
is his home, Grant.

I think
you're wasting your time.

Yeah, well,
you're probably right.

Thanks, Jill.

Those are fancy.
Better than flip-flops, I guess.

You remember that?

Uncle Hugh said I'd be sorry

if I wanted to pick grapes
nearly barefoot.

At 12 years old
you were stubborn,

wouldn't stop till your feet
were completely caked in mud.

So how's it look?

Sugar's not there yet.

You know, I read online
that you should be testing

- the pH too.
- The Internet also says.

Martians invented Thanksgiving.

No, in this case, you're right.
This is a pH meter...

Hey, Liz. What's up?

- Diana?
- Now?

- Diana...
- Just give me a second.

We have to get this entire
block done before it gets dark.

- Hello?
- Okay, then you go ahead,

- and I'll catch up.
- Diana? Hello, are you there?

Okay, I'm good.

What?

Oh, Amelia, hey.

Hey. I'm actually
about to go on break,

so one of the other girls
can take your order.

- Just give me a second.
- What is this?

I know, socks are so romantic.

Well, they're more original
than flowers.

They're anti-blister.

Normal tube socks
aren't good for runners.

That's so sweet of you.

I go to this
runner's yoga class at my club.

- I can bring a guest.
- I'm not really a yoga girl.

- Are you a vampire girl?
- A what?

I have this app
that helps you run.

You pretend
that vampires chase you.

That actually sounds
kind of fun.

I'll send you the link.
We can run together,

maybe after your shift?

Me, you, vampires,
it'll be "fang-tastic."

I'll think about it.

What's that?

Hugh's ledger.

Trying to figure out
our quarterly earnings.

- Is there any more pasta?
- Sorry,

there was only a little bit
left in the box.

His handwriting's impossible.

It's like he wrote
with his feet.

Can I see?

What are angry pajamas?

That's accounts payable,
and everything that looks like

a question mark
is a number seven.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah,

he writes just like my dad.
That thing is a mess.

We should probably get some
accounting software.

Hugh liked
to keep everything on paper.

Well, some people listen
to cassette tapes.

It's quaint,

but you can't run a business
without technology.

Well,
technology isn't everything.

I suppose you'd want
to automate the harvest?

If it makes things more
efficient, yeah, sure. Why not?

Because machines can't inspect

every grape the way Hugh did.

I'd rather work twice as hard
and make better wine.

Okay, but there's
no advantage to making

our accounting more difficult,
so I'm gonna order the software.

Hello, welcome to
the Wine and Dine Bistro.

I'll be right back
to take your order.

Thank you so much.
See you soon.

- Hey, honey.
- Hi.

Hey, honey, listen,
I was reading a craft magazine,

and I came up with this
great idea for the festival.

What's this?

I've been watching
craft shows on TV,

I've been reading magazines,
I've been checking out forums.

How do you have time for this?

In between clients.

This is so much more fun
than planning someone's estate.

Mom,

this looks pretty elaborate.

It's just to make
an impression, Suzy.

I figure if we can stand out,

we can really
make our business a success.

We're doing okay, Mom.

Well, you can never have
enough customers, honey.

Anyway, I could leave
this with you,

and you can go through it
and see if you

- like any of the ideas.
- Okay.

Honey, this is going to be

the best Harvest Festival ever.

The starter on the tractor's
been acting up.

Okay,
I'll take a look at it later.

Diana looked pretty wiped out.

Maybe you should take
it a little easier on her.

If she thinks
she can handle the work,

she might not sell.

I mean, what if she decided
to run the winery from New York?

Well, you know
what's worse than that?

If she gets annoyed with you
and sells her half to Gerritson.

- You should be a lot nicer.
- Hey, I'm nice to her.

Gerritson will outbid you.

Don't give her a reason
to take his offer.

Find a way to be nice, okay?

Yeah, okay.

Look, I'm gonna go finish up.

I'll catch you in the morning.

Thanks for making me
feel like a loser.

The vampires caught me.

That's the whole point,
to train you to run faster.

Yeah, or to give me nightmares.

Oh, wait, sorry.

I think I have
something in my eye.

Looks like you lost an eyelash.

Make a wish.

What's the matter?

Oh, nothing, dear.

Just thought
I saw someone I knew.

Why didn't you wake me up?

You seemed
pretty tired yesterday.

Thought I'd let you sleep in.

Thanks, I think.

Sorry I didn't make
enough food for you last night.

Been cooking for one
for a while now.

All right, what do you want?

We got off to a rough start.

If we have to work together,
we might as well get along.

Pancakes as a peace offering?
I accept.

Okay, so I went through
the ledger last night,

and I was actually able
to make sense

- of some of Hugh's bookkeeping.
- Well, that's some good news.

Not really.
Sales are flat.

We need to look
into some new markets.

Hugh was talking about that
before he got sick.

Are you expecting someone?

You must be Diana.

I'm Grant Gerritson.
I own Gerritson Vineyards.

I've heard a lot about you.

Well, hopefully all good.

So what brings you
to Golden Range?

Well, I wanted to meet
my new neighbor.

I heard that
you're a lawyer in New York.

You must be wanting to get back
to your firm after the harvest.

Who do you work with again?

Davidson, Erdman, and Kirkbride.

Of course, I know them well.

Tom Kirkbride and I
have done some work together.

Oh, well, I will tell him
you say hello.

You know, Golden Range
is a terrific little winery.

With my capital
and distribution network

I can take this place
to the next level.

When you're finished
with the harvest,

I'm willing to make
an offer 30% above asking price

for your half of the business
and the land.

I'll beat
any offer that you get.

- The answer's no.
- Seth, I'm willing to make you

- the exact same offer.
- Still no.

This is my decision.

Listen, you guys
take a little time with this.

There's no pressure.
I'll have a case of my wine

sent over
while you mull through it.

That's really
not necessary, thank you.

Diana, my offer stands
whether Seth sells or not.

I'm not selling, Grant,

and since there's no point
owning half a vineyard,

I don't see why
you'd make Diana an offer.

Because eventually
I think you're gonna realize

that owning a little place
like this is a lot more trouble

than it's worth.

When you want to talk,
give me a call.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you.

Well, that was a waste of time.

You can't just
turn down an offer

without discussing it
with me first.

Look, Gerritson
uses toxic pesticides

in his farming methods.

He'll ruin the soil.
We can't sell to him.

Maybe my uncle left me
half of Golden Range

because I have
more business experience.

Gerritson could really
make this place successful.

I hope it's not the engine.

So now you won't even talk
with me about this?

You want to talk about it?
Fine, let's talk about it.

The way Gerritson
does business...

- Aah!
- Oh, Seth!

Here. Are you okay?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine.

- Here, let me help you.
- I'm fine. I'm fine.

The ankle's the size
of a cantaloupe.

You're not working
in the fields.

No, the cold will help.

You remember when you got
stung by that scorpion?

You said you'd walk it off.

And you ratted me out to Hugh.

Yeah, well,
it was for your own good.

If he hadn't taken you
to the doctor,

who knows what would have
happened?

Seth, I think...
I think that's a sprain.

You're gonna have to rest it.

No, no, the harvest
could start any day. No way.

Theo can handle it,
and I can help.

Hugh's will said
we have to work together.

That's funny.
That's... that wasn't the case

when you were
sending me back to the house

to do my legal work.

Like you ever
listen to me anyway.

I listen to you

when it's something
I want to do.

I guess keeping in touch
with me when you moved away

wasn't something
you wanted to do.

It didn't seem
to bother you at the time.

- What?
- Nothing.

Let's not talk about the past.
While your ankle heals...

you can take over
my wonderful project.

So how'd it go
with Paul last night?

Nothing happened.

You're blushing.
You like him.

Maybe I was wrong about Paul.

He's actually kind of sweet.

So what'd you guys do?

We went for a jog,

and then he bought me
a smoothie.

- So a date?
- No, not a date.

We were just hanging out
as friends.

For now.

Diana, hey, how'd it go today?

Great. Theo and I checked
all the sugar levels.

Great, and did you check
the drip system in block six?

- Yes, we did.
- And,

Theo had said that he saw
some mold

on some of the chardonnay
grape leaves.

- Did he recheck those?
- You know what, Seth?

Why don't you go back
to resting your ankle,

and I will go to town
to get us some dinner.

- Diana, hi.
- Hi.

Have you met my daughter, Suzy?

- It's nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.

Can I get you something?

Can I just
order something to go?

- Yeah.
- You're not gonna eat here?

I can't.
Seth hurt his ankle,

so I was gonna bring him
something.

How are things going
with you two?

Let's just say
harvest can't come fast enough.

You know, when you make wine,

it's the subtle changes
that make the big difference.

Hey.

- Hey.
- So I got your favorite.

Suzy says you love
the turkey club.

I do, thanks.

I told you those boots
were no good for the vineyard.

Okay, let's just focus on
the accounting.

- How's it going?
- I've cracked

some of the ledger's code.

Monkey cots
is actually machinery costs.

See?
Now, I thought we employed

a staff of live-in monkeys
to stomp on the grapes.

That would make us
more popular with the tourists.

Do you want some help

- with the hieroglyphics?
- No, I got it.

All right.
Well, then I am going to go work

on my brief, which is,
ironically, incredibly long.

Sounds good.
Theo's on his way to pick me up.

- We're gonna run some errands.
- Okay.

- Thanks, Theo.
- All right, Seth.

- Appreciate it.
- Night.

Night.

Diana?

What are you doing?

We've been having problems
with the birds.

They love the grapes,
but they hate these.

Why didn't you let me drive you?

I wanted to get an early start.

- You weren't ready.
- I know, I'm sorry.

I had to video chat
with my boss.

- He's very unhappy.
- With you?

Well, in general,
but yeah, he's not thrilled

with me today.
I...

I fell asleep
before I could get my brief in.

Yeah, I didn't want to wake you.

Thanks for these.

They're super hideous,
but very comfortable.

Yeah, well,
you've been working really hard.

- You shouldn't have sore feet.
- You remember our game?

Yeah.

- Okay.
- Can I do one?

- Yeah, get ready.
- All right, let's go.

Wow, that was...
that... that's it, huh?

It could have been worse,
Seth. Ready?

Okay.

Okay, now I'm mad.

My aim was perfect that time.

- No, that...
- You need to move a little bit.

- Okay, my turn.
- No! Stop.

- Rapid fire.
- You got my nose!

Machine gun fire.
Catch this and this.

Ooh, really?
Okay.

Double-check both foreign
and domestic distribution...

And go over confidentiality
clause at board meeting.

What's up?

Dad, I wanted to talk to you

about making
a high-end zinfandel.

I was looking
at buying a vineyard

that has better zin grapes.

Well, the only vineyard
we're gonna buy is Golden Range,

and they don't make zinfandel.

Did you have a chance
to review my social media plan?

Do you think we could try
to learn this business

before you change it?

Can we just talk about my ideas?

What we can talk about,
that waitress I saw you with.

Amelia?

What's going on
with the two of you?

We're just friends.
Why?

No reason.

Your mother and I
are having dinner tonight

at Le Maison Rose.

Why don't you invite her along?

Okay.

No bugs.

Oh, good, what a relief.

Yeah, but just to be safe
maybe we should set some traps.

You know,
I was actually reading up

on organic pesticides...

We have a whole
pest control system in place.

Just trying to contribute.

You know, it's really hard
to work with somebody

who refuses any help.

Well, I let you drive me here.

Seriously.

I mean, Theo's been here
for how many years?

And you barely
put him in charge of anything.

It's just easier for me
to do it myself

than to explain it to someone.

Well, you can't run
a whole vineyard by yourself.

I just have to get through
the harvest.

Just let me do it my way.

Just like every summer
I would come visit.

You don't want any help from me.

Yeah, I took this seriously.
You were just on vacation.

And how would you know that?

Because you left
and never came back.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, well, I'm...
I'm not the one you hurt.

You know, you...

you didn't visit Hugh
when he was sick.

I didn't know,
and I tried to make it back

for the memorial.
I really did.

But you didn't.

He loved you, Diana.

Don't you think
he deserved better than that?

You could've told me
this was a dressy place.

Relax.
You look great.

That's easy for you to say.

I don't think your dad
likes me very much.

Of course he does.
It was his idea to invite you.

- Hello, son.
- Mom, this is Amelia.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Thank you.
Well, thank you.

Amelia, I hope you enjoy
the amuse-bouche.

Well, I'm not quite sure
what it is, but it looks great.

Amelia works
at the Wine and Dine Bistro.

She's working
to save money for school.

That's very admirable.

That's Brandy Hollings
and her daughter, Brooke.

I should go say hello.
Excuse me.

Paul, you should say hi
to Brooke.

I-I guess it would be rude
to ignore her.

- Amelia, do you mind?
- No, of course not.

Okay.

Paul dated Brooke at Stanford.

She's very pretty.

Brooke is the type of girl
Paul will wind up with.

With all due respect,
Mr. Gerritson,

I don't think you know
what Paul wants.

Amelia, you seem like
a lovely person.

Paul might be enjoying
your company right now,

but he will get bored,
and he will end up

with someone like Brooke.

Whatever.

I just hate to see you get hurt.

Listen, it's not a big deal,
but Davidson is...

unhappy with the way
things are going

on National Mutual Bank.

Finish this briefing
and make reservations

for 1:00, okay?
Liz, when is Diana coming back?

Not for another few weeks.

I made a mistake
giving her this time off.

I should have learned my lesson
after the Barber disaster.

Barber took maternity leave.

Yeah, right.
Well...

See what you can do about
getting Diana back here sooner.

Yes, sir.

This was always my
favorite place on the property.

Yeah, I know.

After you left
I spent a lot of time here.

Listen, I'm sorry
I said that about Hugh.

Don't be.
You were right.

I should have
kept in touch with him.

- I let him down.
- No, you didn't.

He was so proud of you.
He just...

he thought you'd come visit
again at some point.

So did I.

I just got so busy with college

and then law school...

and now this job.
I just never found the time.

I always thought
it was because we broke up.

You said you thought it never
bothered me, but it did.

Really?

You're always so matter-of-fact.

I had to go away to school.
Your life was here.

Summer was over.

What was I gonna do?

Ask you to stay?
Give up college?

I mean, that didn't seem right.

We did have some great memories
that summer, though, didn't we?

Remember the meteor shower?

Yes. Yes, I do.

You were so into astronomy then.

Yeah, what a nerd.

Hey, so now that you are here,

I'd kind of like
your help with something.

Is Seth Voss asking for help?

Yeah.
Soak it up.

Seriously,
I'm spinning my wheels

on this new marketing thing.

I'm good at growing grapes,
not business.

You want me to come up
with some new ideas?

Yeah, I do.

Okay. How about pizza
and brainstorming

back at the house after work?

See? You already
came up with a great idea.

The party at table four's
waiting for someone.

Can you grab them their water?

Actually, could you cover me?

- Are you avoiding me?
- Yes.

Is that why
you've been ghosting me?

You don't answer my texts
or my messages.

I've been busy.
I-I'm at work right now!

Come on. You barely talked
to me on the ride home

from the restaurant.

We don't have anything
in common.

That's not true.
We're both runners.

That's not enough.

Have dinner with me.

We might have more in common
than you know.

I have tables.
Excuse me.

Amelia.

What about a tasting room?

We could offer winery tours,

or we could have weddings here.

It takes a lot of organizing.

It's just me and Theo.

There was a tasting room here
when we were younger though.

You remember that?

You remember the lady
who ran it?

Margie.

She asked you to be
the flower girl in her wedding.

I was too old
to be a flower girl.

Is that why you remade the
dress without her permission?

It was a statement piece.

Then she wouldn't let me
walk down the aisle.

Well, yeah, I remember that.
I ended up on rose petal duty.

And you did a spectacular job.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

I thought so.

We didn't get much of a
marketing strategy done, did we?

No.

It's okay.

We got plenty of time
before we get crazy

with the harvest.

Yeah, I'll make
some calls tomorrow.

Sounds good.

I'll see you in the field.

Night.

Night.

Hey, did you change
that part on the wine press?

Yeah, everything's looking good,

and I got the tractor fixed.
It needed a new starter.

Hey, you know those ideas
you've been

wanting to talk to me about?

Yeah, it's no big deal.

After the harvest,
let's sit down.

I want to hear what you think,
you know?

How we can make this place
even better.

- Really?
- Yeah. You seem surprised.

It's just been that, you know,

you've always been kind of
set in your ways.

Let's see what we got here.

Son, double-check that
back order on the east coast.

Did Amelia seem upset
the other night at dinner?

No. She seemed like
a lovely girl.

I mean, after I went
to talk to Brooke

she just didn't seem herself.

Well, maybe she felt
a little uncomfortable

in that environment.

That doesn't seem like her.

Paul, you've dated women
from similar backgrounds.

When you start seeing someone
with a little less...

sophistication, let's say,

obstacles will get in the way.

I think our Pinot noir
would make a perfect addition

to your wine list.
Sandy Chapman is your sommelier?

Okay, I'll get a bottle
right out to her.

Hey, Dylan, thank you.
Bye.

So that was a former colleague
who got fed up with law,

decided to open a restaurant.

- Sounds risky.
- It was,

but now he owns
several hot restaurants

in San Francisco,
and they want to try our wine.

Which one did you recommend?

Well, I talked
to our distributor,

and he likes the Pinot.

Look at you.
Hugh would be proud.

You know what?
Come with me.

I just hosed down my work boots.

You don't need them.
Come on.

Hugh had started teaching me
how to mix

different kinds of grapes.

So about a year ago I started
a little science project.

That sounds scary.

Hopefully not,
cause it's ready today.

What is it?

I put up a blend of
cabernet franc and Pinot noir,

and you're gonna be
the first one to taste it.

What?
No, no, I know way more

about making wine
than tasting it.

Seth, it'll be wasted on me.

I drink wine from a box.

Okay, now...

I'm gonna show you how to taste.

- Got it?
- Yeah.

- You ready?
- Ready.

Okay, first thing you do,
swirl it around.

Good.
Now smell it.

Ooh, it smells fruity.
Is that good?

Now take a sip.
Tell me exactly what you think.

Be honest.

It's...
layered and balanced.

Sending gentle waves
of floral elements

to the palate
with vanilla undertones lurking.

Just kidding, I was reading
wine reviews this morning.

I have no idea
what any of it means

except that the one that smells
like wet dog is not good.

It's probably Gerritson's.

Seriously,
what do you think of the wine?

It's terrific.

This should be the wine we send
to my friend's restaurant.

- Really? You think so?
- Yeah.

I mean, Hugh...
Hugh told me that wine was about

more than just chemistry
and biology.

It was also about balance.

I get why you don't want
to sell Golden Range.

Being here brings back
a lot of memories,

mostly good ones.

Well, I should probably send
some samples to my friend, so...

Yeah, okay.

Mom, what was so important
you couldn't wait to show me?

I came up with a sample menu
for the festival.

Look, I figure we could start
with passed hors'd oeuvres

and then a lobster medallion
with wasabi mayonnaise

and a shrimp beggar's purse.

Mom, this is so nice of you,

and I can see you
really went to a lot of trouble,

but...

let's just stick with
the mini grilled cheese

and the sliders, okay?

But I showed it
to the committee.

Adriana is very partial
to the gorgonzola tart.

Mom, why would you show them
without talking to me first?

Well, I didn't mean to,
but we're friends,

and we went for lunch,
and the topic came up.

- I don't know, Mom.
- Look, just try.

You know, maybe you'll
come up with something special

- for the menu here.
- Well...

I can't beat a lawyer
in an argument.

- Hi, Jill.
- Hey.

- Can I get you some iced tea?
- That would be wonderful.

Actually, I'll be right back.

I miss my running buddy.

You're such a goofball.

I thought we had a connection.

I just want the truth,
even if it is

a stake through the heart.

We do have a connection,
but at dinner with your parents,

I felt so uncomfortable.

We're from two different worlds.

The dinner was my dad's idea.

I don't even like French food.

Yeah, snails are garden pests,
not food.

I'm more of a pizza and wings
kind of guy.

I love wings.

Well, I know this funky place.
Let me take you there.

Okay.

Hey.

I actually made enough for
both of us, believe it or not.

That is so sweet.
Thank you, Seth.

Yeah, you've been
such help around here

I just, you know,
wanted to do something nice.

So how's the ledger of doom?

Everything's online now.

Yeah, Hugh was good
at a lot of things.

Apparently math
was not one of them.

So do you miss the city?

If you weren't working
all the time,

you'd be bored out here.

You know,
I don't really have any time

to take advantage
of anything in the city.

I mean, I'm lucky if
I get a night off to do laundry.

- You work that much?
- Yeah.

How about you?
Do you...

do you ever get bored out here?

No. I love it.

Clean air, no traffic.

I mean, I went away
to go to college,

but I couldn't wait to get back.

I'm just happy to see some sky.

You must,
really love what you do

to give up so much.

- You want to eat?
- Yes, I'd love to.

All right.

All righty, here you guys go.
Enjoy.

- What do you think?
- What is that?

It's supposed to be
a beggar's purse.

- A what?
- My mom wants me to make them

for the festival.
She has this whole menu.

- What do you think?
- I don't know.

It's not very you.

I mean,
if we're supposed to get people

interested in the type of food
we serve here,

shouldn't we be serving
that type of food?

That's how I feel.

So why don't you just
go back to your original menu?

I just think she'll be upset.

I think you got to do
what feels right.

So where'd you get this?

Borrowed it.

Figured it was about time
I made good on my promise

to show you the stars.

Well, thank you.

Okay...

so that one is Sagittarius.

That one over there is Cygnus.

And then that's Cassiopeia
past the moon.

You know, when I was little
my mom used to always say

that if you looked hard enough
at the moon,

you could see a woman looking
in a mirror, brushing her hair.

Yeah, it's probably
the Sea of Tranquility.

Have you seen it?

Do you see it?

Yeah, I see it.

Tom, Grant Gerritson.

Been a long time
since that Smith deal.

Grant Gerritson?
Always a pleasure.

What can I do for you?

Well, it turns out
we have someone in common.

- Really?
- Diana Roberts.

She's spending some time
at one of the wineries up here.

Right, something about her
family's thing.

Well, this girl's a real dynamo,

and she's really
making herself at home up here.

It's time.
Let's call the harvest team.

- We're starting in the morning.
- All right, whoo!

Hey, Liz, you get my e-mail?

Listen, I've got the scoop on
the National Mutual Bank case.

The client's not happy
with the team,

and Kirkbride wants to put
someone new on it.

Did he say who?

He keeps asking
when you're coming back.

Well, you have to stall him.
I mean, I-I'm...

we're so close to harvest.

You have to come back now,
Diana.

I mean, I can't.
I'll lose everything.

Just leave the grapes
to the farmers

and get yourself on a plane.

If it's a legal technicality
keeping you at the vineyard,

I'm sure you can figure it out.
You've got to come back.

Hey, Suzy, this dress okay?

Very cute.
Why are you so dressed up?

I'm gonna grab a bite with Paul.

So you caved finally?

Well, he's very persistent.

Will you just admit
that you like him?

He's cute, and he's rich.

Okay, the rich thing
is not a plus.

His dad looks at me
like I crawled out

from under a rock.

So? You're dating him,
not his parents.

Besides, if he's a decent guy,
he knows what a catch you are.

Thanks, Suzy.
I need to hear that.

See you tomorrow.
Bye.

- Have a good time.
- Thanks.

So we start tomorrow?

Yup.

It's kind of exciting, isn't it?

Yeah, we made it
all the way to harvest

without killing each other.

You know,
I'm really starting to see

why you love this place so much.

Your office needs to look up
the word "vacation."

This isn't work.
Hello?

Hi, Sandy.

Yes.

Thank you.

Great, yes, we will be in touch.

Okay, buh-bye.

What is a drop-dead gorgeous
wine with amazing intensity,

cooling acidity,
and bright berry notes

that provide a memorable
structure?

You got to stop reading
those wine magazines.

That wasn't a review, Seth.

That's what the head sommelier
just said about your wine.

- We're in.
- That's fantastic.

Seth, what kind of grapes
do you think we should start

working on tomorrow?

Let's start with the syrah.

Okay.

Do you want to get together
with the team,

and I'll set up a meeting
with the restaurant?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Okay.

Hey, Diana,

the Harvest Festival
is tomorrow night.

- Thank you for the information.
- You want to go with me?

Yeah, I'd love to.

Make sure you follow up
on that by tomorrow.

Hi, Mr. Gerritson.

Hello.

Cup of coffee to go, please.

- Right away.
- Where's Amelia?

She took the night off.
She's out having fun.

She's with Paul.
They are so cute together.

- There you go.
- Just keep it.

Thanks.
Have a great night.

Thanks.
Here you go, honey.

This grilled cheese is so good.

Thank you.

This was a horrible idea
for a date night.

I am such a mess.

You're perfect,
and this is the most fun

I've had
since I've been back in town.

I really needed this night out.

- But can you dance?
- What?

Because I would like to take you

to the Harvest Festival
tomorrow.

Sure.

Okay.

You texted me.
What's up?

Hi, Mom, I'm so glad
you had time to come over.

I wanted to talk to you
about the menu for the festival.

Okay.

Is this an old menu?

Mom, I tried all of those
recipes you gave me,

and they just
aren't what I serve here.

I just don't think
you're gonna get

any more catering business
with a generic menu.

Well, then I won't,
but I have to do this my way.

I hope you understand.

- You ready?
- Absolutely.

You wanted to see me?

Yeah, sit down.

I've been thinking about
your idea

of wanting to make
a... a better quality wine.

- I'm gonna let you try it.
- Thanks, Dad.

There's exceptional
old vine zinfandel in Block 34.

I have a partnership
with a winery in France.

Now, I've spoken with the owner,

and he's excited
to work with you.

France?

You'd be living there
just for a couple years,

- until you learn the business.
- I don't want to move.

Paul, you need to get
your priorities straight.

This is about Amelia, isn't it?

No, this is about you
wanting to make

a better quality of wine.
Now you get a chance to do it.

But I want to make
better wine here.

Son, I respect the passion
you have for your ideas,

but this is my winery,
and we do things my way,

so you're gonna have
to make a choice.

So...

heard you and Diana
are going to the dance.

Yeah. Thought it'd be fun to
celebrate, you know?

Blow off a little steam.

You're a terrible liar,
my friend.

Doesn't matter.
She's going back to New York.

Well, did you ask her to stay?

Maybe tell her
how you feel about her?

I think
the other team needs help.

- No, they don't.
- Yeah, maybe they do.

Go ask them.

Busy day in the office, Grant.
What can I do for you?

I wanted to check back in
with you about Diana Roberts.

Since she's making a name
for herself up here,

I wondered
if you'd recommend her.

I'm always looking
for a new lawyer.

Diana has a job, Grant.
She works for me.

Well, that's if she decides
to come back to New York.

You really think
she's going to stay?

Well, life is pretty nice
up here, Tom.

Unless, of course...

New York had something
better to offer.

Maybe it does.

Nice talking
with you again, Tom.

Stay in touch.

What do you think?

- Way to rock a cocktail dress.
- Yeah?

I mean, the shoes
really make the outfit.

Don't worry, I have
my mom's heels in the back.

Cinderella,
go get ready for the ball.

- Thank you, Suzy.
- Have so much fun.

- Mr. Gerritson.
- Oh, hello.

I was actually looking for Paul.

Don't you look pretty.

Are you going
to the festival tonight?

Paul's taking me.

Is he?
You two make such a nice couple.

It's a shame you won't be able
to make the trip to France.

- What's in France?
- Well, Paul.

He's moving there
as of next week.

He'll learn so much more
there than I can teach him.

I thought that
he would have told you.

Well, I know he's looking
forward to... to going.

Enjoy the festival.

- Hi, boss.
- Diana Roberts,

- how are things at the vineyard?
- They're great.

Listen, I know you've been
working very hard from there.

I've got some good news.

How'd you like to be
lead counsel

on the National
Mutual Bank case?

Seriously?
Yes, yes, that's amazing.

We're having
a kickoff meeting on Monday.

Monday?
Isn't that a little soon?

It's out of the D.C. office.

I'll have my assistant get you
on the redeye tomorrow night.

Tomorrow night?
I-I can't tomorrow night.

I have to stay here
through harvest.

Diana, we can't have
a kickoff meeting

without the lead counsel.
Everyone is flying in to D.C.

We've got people coming in
from London and Shanghai.

Can I get back to you?

You have until midnight.
I'll still be at the office.

Amelia?

Am I too early?

I thought you said to meet you
here at closing time.

I did.

I'm gonna help Suzy out
at the festival,

so I won't be going with you.

Okay.
I understand.

I can take you dancing
some other time.

Picked up some
pretty killer dance moves

from my business school formals.

Is there anything
you wanted to tell me?

No, why?

I don't think we should see
each other anymore.

What did I do?

Nothing.

I just know
this isn't going anywhere.

You know,
the moment I first saw you...

I thought you
were out of my league.

I guess I was right.

Paul.

Look at you.

Unfortunately, my work boots
are still drying.

Seriously, you look beautiful.

I'm not really
much of a corsage guy.

Okay, well,

then I won't ask you
to pin it on my dress.

This is a clipping from
the first vine Hugh planted.

Won Golden Range
its first award.

That's beautiful.

Well, it can't compare
to the galas

you're used to attending
in the city.

No, I love it.
Air's cleaner.

Hopefully no one asks me
for free legal advice.

Well, just don't get
Mr. Andrews

started about his cows.

- Thanks, Amelia.
- Here we go. Okay.

Welcome to the Harvest Festival.

- Are you good?
- Yes.

Okay.

Not that I don't appreciate
the help, but where's Paul?

I don't know,
probably packing for France.

France?

I don't really want
to talk about it.

Okay.

Hi.
It's so wonderful to see you.

You know, actually,
I'm not feeling so great.

- Do you mind if I head out?
- Are you okay?

Yeah, I'll be fine.
I'll talk to you later, okay?

Okay.

Would the lady care to dance?

Yeah, why not?

Sorry for interrupting.

I want you to meet
my wife, Ashley.

She heard you were
a fabulous lawyer

and wants some of your advice.

Our neighbor's threatening
to cut down our oak tree.

- I don't know.
- This'll just take a second.

Sorry.
Sorry, Seth.

Congratulations.

You and Diana
made it to the harvest.

Yes, we did.
It's gonna be a great year.

Now can we talk seriously
about that offer

I want to make you?

I can give you a serious no.

Well, I might have to check
with Diana before she leaves,

see how she feels about that.

She might be staying.

No, no, no, I don't think so.

You see, her boss
is a buddy of mine.

He just put her
on the firm's biggest account.

She's leaving tomorrow.

No, she would have told me
if she was leaving.

Pass up the biggest
opportunity of her career

to pick grapes?

Seth, even if you
took out a loan,

you couldn't match
what I can offer her.

Now, what are you gonna do
with half a vineyard?

Jill, this food is fabulous.

It is?

And this is
your daughter's restaurant?

Yes.

I think I'm going to have her

cater my next fundraiser.

Thanks, this looks amazing.

Well, I'm sure it can't
compare with the food in Paris.

What do you mean?

Maybe you can send me
some recipes.

- Who told you about that?
- Amelia.

Amelia?
And how'd she know about it?

I think I might know.

Then we'll make plans
with you two.

Yes, yes, we'd love that.

Definitely, do that.
I can't wait.

- Look forward to it.
- Bye-bye.

Amelia broke up with me tonight.

Did you have anything
to do with that?

Grant, what's going on?

You told Amelia
I was going to France.

You are going to France.
It's a great opportunity

I'm giving you with the company.

- I'm not going.
- You are going.

I've already
made the arrangements.

Dad, you have a way
of doing things

that doesn't sit right with me.

I can't change that,
but that is not the way

I want to spend the next
40 years of my life.

- What do you mean by that?
- I quit.

For the first time in my life
I don't know what I'm gonna do,

but I'm gonna figure out
what I love,

and it's not working for you.

Hey.
Hi, there you are.

Did you take that big case?

I just found out today.

So it's true?
You're leaving tomorrow,

before the harvest is over?

I tried to push the start date.

I'm sure you did.

I was going to talk with you
about this tonight.

Hey, what's to talk about?

I called Jill
before I left the house.

Because we started the harvest,
we met the terms of the will.

The vineyard's ours
whether I stay or go.

Is that what you think
this is about?

I mean, if... if you're worried
about me selling to Gerritson...

I thought we were building
something here together.

You said you liked it here,
you might want to stay.

- Was that a lie?
- No.

I've worked hard, too, Seth,

and I can work on our
marketing plan from New York.

Yeah, maybe.

Let's just go.

- Hello?
- Liz, hi, did I wake you?

Well, there is
a time difference, remember?

- What's up?
- Sorry, I just...

I need you
to resend that discovery.

- I-I didn't get it.
- I'll send it first thing.

Hey, I heard
about National Mutual.

- Congrats.
- Yeah, thanks.

Okay, that was enthusiastic.

Did you really call me
this late to talk about work?

Nothing seems to be going right.

Diana, look,

I-I know I've been pushing this,

but are you sure
you want to come back here?

Of course.

Yeah, I've-I've worked
my whole life

for an opportunity like this.

An opportunity you don't sound
excited about at all.

I'm excited.
I just... I'm tired.

I still have so much to do.

I promised Seth that I would
clean out my uncle's office,

and...

Hey, Liz,
I'm so sorry I woke you up.

I'm gonna be all right.
Will you just send

- that discovery in the morning?
- Okay. Bye.

Diana, what's so important
that it can't wait

- till the morning?
- Is this a valid will?

Well, it was
until Hugh changed it.

So up until
two months before he passed away

he left everything to Seth?

He changed it when he got sick.

Why?
It doesn't make any sense.

He left a letter to explain.

- Can I see it?
- No.

He left strict instructions
that you and Seth

read it together
after the harvest.

How could he know
that we would make it that long?

- He didn't.
- Jill, this is important.

You more than anyone
should realize

that these instructions
are binding.

Then I need a favor.

Jill, have you seen Diana?

We had an argument last night.
I need to apologize.

She's gone.
She took an early flight.

Well, without... wi...

without saying goodbye?

I'm afraid so.

I guess that's it, then.

Well, should I-I guess
I should go to the bank,

so I can buy her out
before Gerritson gets to her?

You don't have to do that, Seth.

She and I wrote up
this agreement last night.

She's, giving you her half.

Why would she do that?

She had to get back
to her real life, I guess?

You can't be angry at her
for leaving, Seth.

I'm truly sorry.

Just hear me out.

Send me a postcard from France.

It was all my father's doing.

I know he talked to you.

You'd be crazy to throw away
that opportunity for me.

I'm crazy.
All right, I quit.

I don't work for my father.

Will you go out with
an unemployed guy

who's probably gonna be
living in his car?

If you can catch me.

- Here you go.
- That's wonderful.

- Enjoy.
- Thank you.

- Hey.
- Hi.

Hi, honey.

I owe you an apology.

You were right about the menu.

You did an amazing job.

I shouldn't have pushed
so hard for my ideas.

Why did you?

Well, here's the thing.

I missed you so much

when you moved to San Francisco.

That's why I bought this bistro,

and I was so afraid
that if it wasn't

a huge success...

- that you'd leave again.
- Mom...

I missed you too.

You're doing an incredible job
running this place.

So you'll admit that I'm right?

Well, just this once.

- Come here.
- Thank you.

I love you so much.

I love you.
Thank you.

Nice plant.
I always forget to water mine.

It's a clipping
from my vineyard...

or Seth's vineyard.

I was thinking about planting it
on my rooftop garden.

Why?
To grow grapes?

And with time
eventually make my own wine.

Time.

Diana,
you're not gonna have time.

You're gonna have status
meetings every two weeks in D.C.

and depositions
all over the world.

I didn't realize there would
be so much traveling.

Don't worry.
You're gonna be able to work

while you're away.

But win this...

and you are
our top pick for partner.

Does it get easier then?

No, it actually gets harder.

You got to handle these cases
and bring new clients in.

I got to take this.

Good to have you back.

What can I do for you?

Here's your change.
Good to see you guys.

- Goodnight, Amelia.
- See you.

Anything good?

I have some interviews lined up.

Entry level,
but they could be interesting.

I feel like
this is all my fault.

It's not.
Ever since I was little

my dad tried to tell me
where to go to school,

my major,
even what sports to play,

but he's not gonna tell me
who to date.

I miss being outside.

Kirkbride's been asking me
about those contracts.

Sorry.

Yeah, I'm still adjusting
to being back.

You seemed so much happier
working from the vineyard.

Maybe you should take the
weekend off and go visit Seth.

No, things didn't
end well between us.

I thought by giving him
my half of the vineyard

that that would
make things right.

Maybe that's not what he wanted.

What else is there?

I think this year's chardonnay's

- gonna be a real winner.
- Yeah.

- Have you spoken to Diana?
- No, she made her decision.

Why don't you just call her?
You let her go once.

- We were kids then.
- What's your excuse now?

Right.

Hi.
Did we have lunch plans?

No. I spoke with Paul.
You have to fix this.

I don't know.

I'm just trying to do
what's best for him.

I know you are, sweetheart,
but you can't tell him

who to love.

And you wouldn't respect him
very much if he let you.

He's his own man, Grant.

Isn't that
what you've always wanted?

They're not
gonna catch me next time.

I'm telling you,
I've been practicing.

They're gonna catch you.

No, they're not.

Mind if I join you two?

Actually, I probably have to
get back to work, Mr. Gerritson.

Good to see you.

I'd like you to call me Grant.

I'd like you
to come back to work for me.

Forget about France.

No.

I want to work for people
who appreciate my ideas,

no strings attached.

No strings attached, I promise.

Why would I believe you?

Paul, I was wrong.

I was pretty angry at first when
you stood up to me like that.

Then I realized
it's what I needed.

Nobody says no to me
at my company

even when I have a bad idea,

but you, you...

you had the courage to stand up
for what you believed in.

I'm proud of you, son.

Dad, I have to live my own life,

not the one
you have planned for me.

Yeah.
I... you know, Paul,

I-I know I haven't been
the best dad,

but I've always done
what I thought was best for you.

I know, and even though
I'm not working for you,

I would still love
your advice...

on whatever I decide to do.

You got it.

Thanks, Dad.

So Diana,
Willoughby is going to be

in London tomorrow.

You have to talk strategy with
him before the next meeting.

I've scheduled
a 3:00 am call.

3:00 am?

That was the only time
he had available.

Then you have
to interview some investors

in Hong Kong on Tuesday.

We can put you
in business class.

Business class is the way to go.

You can work
in your sleeping pod.

I don't want a sleeping pod.

I don't want to talk numbers
with investors.

What do you want?

I want to create something
I'm really proud of.

I don't understand.

I just got your text.
What's going on?

I need you to cover for me.

We re... we're bottling
everything.

Do you want to call me
with instructions or something?

No, you've done this before.

I trust you.

You're not going anywhere.

Look who's here.

And on that note,
I'm gonna check on bottling.

Going somewhere?

Well, I was going to New York.

Really?

So what brings you
to Golden Range?

I quit my job.

- To do what?
- I don't know.

I needed to talk to you
about your agreement.

I already gave you my share.
I don't know what else you want.

I'm not signing it.

I don't want your half.

I don't want to run
Golden Range without you

as a partner.

And I don't just mean
as a business partner.

I don't know
where you want to be...

But I'd sell this place
in a second to be with you.

Hey, Jill.

Seth.
Diana, I heard you were back.

Hi, I thought we weren't signing

the vineyard contracts
until tomorrow.

I wanted to give you these.
They're from Hugh.

Thanks.

Seth and Diana,
you must wonder why

I brought you two together
under such

strange circumstances.

Seth, I knew you'd try
to run Golden Range alone.

My dearest Diana,
I know your busy schedule

kept you from visiting

and the few times we spoke,
you didn't sound happy.

I wanted to give you
another chance to be that

little girl who ran through
the vineyard so carefree.

As I leave this Earth,
my greatest regret

is that I never had time
to share my life with someone.

I wanted the two people
I loved most in the world

to find each other again,
to take care of each other,

and if you happen
to fall in love,

all I ask is that
you remember me in a toast.

RIP-FIXES-SYNC
by VaVooM