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My name is Abby O'Brien and
today was my first day in fourth grade.

MEGAN:
And?

And I got Miss Moser, and she's really nice.

And Jaclyn and Rachel K. are in my class
and we're going to be learning long division.

[ALL LAUGH]

MEGAN:
And why do you think that's important?

Because I'm going to be president.

-Oh, ho, ho!
-That's my girl.

Comment on your press conference,
Madame President?

You guys look so much like your mom.

Two little Abby's.

I don't want to be president.
I want to be a veteran.

Veterinarian.

I loved that dress so much.

I remember when we bought it.
You loved it so much, you refused to take it off.

She had to wear it out.

BREE:
Do you know what I miss?

Remember that pink sweater I had
with the while lace collar from eighth grade?

-Yes.
-Where did that go?

-Maybe in a drawer somewhere.
-Gran never threw anything away.

All right, girlies. It's time for bed.
It's first day of school tomorrow.

Wanna watch more videos.

How about this?
How about we watch all of them this weekend?

-Okay.
ABBY: All right, come on, guys. Say good night.

That's enough. Sweet dreams, honey.

-You, too.
-High five.

Mom, are you going to film
Caitlyn and Carrie after school?

Of course. It's an O'Brien family tradition.

-The first day of school video.
-Tradition?

Not exactly a tradition if it stops
when you're 11.

Hey, Connor? Not about you.

BREE:
No. Especially not when it should be about me.

-Mom, make it about me.
JESS: All right. I'm out, guys.

-Good night.
-What?

Jess, honey, where are you going?

Oh, I have stuff at the B&B.
I'm really busy. Night.

-Good night, honey.
KEVIN: Good night.

I don't think she's that busy.

I mean, summer's over. The crowds are gone.

-Since the wedding, she's pretty much been empty.
-Yeah. Well, except for Leigh.

Guys, it's a new business.
People just haven't found her yet.

-Are you ready? Starring moment.
-Yes.

MEGAN:
And your name?

-Oh, no.
- Bree O'Brien.

-I want to do that with your hair again.
-No. Why would we ever have done that?

♪ Come crashing through these walls ♪

♪ Whoa
Here comes the freefall ♪

♪ Here comes the freefall ♪

♪ Here comes the freefall ♪

♪ Here comes the freefall ♪

♪ Didn't think I'd see you here tonight ♪♪

Take lucky number 23 of "Freefall."

And the song finally surrendered.

I really feel good about this one.

Man, sometimes the best songs
are the ones that take the longest to find.

Or write themselves.

Yeah, well, I like the difficult ones,
where you gotta work for it.

The ones you have to live with
before you get it right.

We're talking about music, right?

-Of course.
-Just checking.

And our last demo that we owe
to the record company is being sent right now.

Oh, and by the way, the wine's on your tab.

The club's not even open yet.

Okay, your future tab.

[TRACE CHUCKLES]

[♪♪♪]

Thanks.

-Trace, thank you.
-For what?

For this. For giving us another chance.
For the music.

Well then, to second chances.

My name is King Connor.

MEGAN:
Really? And what are you king of, King Connor?

I want to be King of Everything!

Apple, apple, apple...

Girls, make sure that you remember
to smile whenever you meet someone new.

It's the first thing they'll remember
next time.

-You always say that.
-I do?

You said it four times.

Yeah, nobody sets out to make
a bad first impression. Except Connor.

-Ha.
-The girls are going to be fine, Abby.

I know, I know they will be fine. I just--

[CAR HORN HONKS]

Trace!

ABBY: Lunches.
-Thank you.

-Here you go.
-A grocery list?

Uh-huh. If you're not working, you're
working for me. O'Briens don't lallygag.

-Ooh. O'Briens also don't say "lallygag".
-Ho, ho, ho!

-Gran, I'm fine.
-Mm-hm.

I-- I'm just worried.

It was my decision to move them away.

They're in a new house and city,
starting a new school.

-What if they don't like it or make friends?
-Whoo.

-That's a lot of worrying.
-Yeah.

-So, what do I do?
-Don't worry so much.

-Oh, is that all?
-Yes, that is all.

And God,
please let these girls have a wonderful day.

Yes. Thank you.

-Love you.
-Love you.

[TRILLS]

TRACE:
Wait, I can't remember what's next.

-What's next?
-A scary spider.

Scary spider!

You remembered.

Of course. It's the first day of school.
I came by to wish these little ladies luck...

...and give them these.

It's the same one I gave your mom in school.

So she'd remember when to come home.

ABBY:
Lucky girls.

They are lucky.

All right, Dad's here.

-Yeah, I should probably get going.
-Thanks for coming.

-Yeah.
ABBY: Go see Daddy.

-Good to see you, Wes.
-Nice seeing you, Trace.

Hey, morning! How are you?

-You guys looking forward to your first day?
-Sort of.

-Bye, girls.
-Bye.

[♪♪♪]

I'm thinking what you need to do is advertise.
Create a brand.

Good morning to you too, Mother.

What are you doing here? And what is that?

I'm here to help.

Great. You can start clearing that table. Heh.

Look, I know you want to help, but I--
I don't want to have a brand.

That's not the point. It's not a hotel chain.
It's supposed to feel like home.

Right. So let me help you tell people that.

-Okay. How?
-When I was working at the Met...

...I met a lot of young artists looking for a break.

And so they'd come to me
and I'd help them with promotions and websites.

-So you want to help me build a website?
-Yeah, if you let me.

Fine. Whatever.

Is that a "Yes"?

No, it's a "Fine. Whatever."

I'll take it.

First, let's talk about the name.

-Twains Meet? What does that even mean?
-It's Rudyard Kipling.

"East is east, and west is west,
and never the twains shall meet."

-Except here at my B&B.
-I love the quote.

But how is anyone supposed to know all that?

I don't know.

Maybe what you need is a name that tells people
that this is their home when they're far from theirs.

So, what about the Inn at Eagle Point?

It's one-of-a-kind, easy to find online,
and it paints a picture.

[♪♪♪]

-The Inn. The Eagle.
-The Point. I get it.

Sure. Okay.

-Really?
-Let's do it.

Okay. Let's do it.
Look. Some of my ideas.

You guys are gonna have the best day.

CARRIE:
Everyone keeps saying that.

-Nice watches.
-Thanks. Trace gave them to us.

He said it would remind us
when it was time to come home.

Trace, huh?

Uh-huh.
Are you going to be here when we get out?

-I have a meeting in Baltimore.
-But I will be.

[SCHOOL BELL RINGS]

Okay. Bye.

-All right, I love you.
-Bye.

-Love you. So much fun.
-Bye. Love you.

CARRIE: Bye.
ABBY: Bye.

I did the right thing, moving here, right?

Yeah, yeah, Chesapeake Shores is great.

I'm really glad that you came.
I know it meant a lot to them.

If someone told me a year ago
I'd be living near Chesapeake Shores...

...I would have said they were crazy.

A lot of things are crazy these days.

So, what's going on with you and Trace?

What do you mean?

Are the two of you spending time with them?

A little bit.

I mean, they met at the lantern festival.
We've taken them to the beach a few times.

[♪♪♪]

Wes, you're their dad.

I know. I just-- It just doesn't seem right.

Oh, really?

You know what doesn't seem right is that
a few months ago...

...I almost went to jail because of your girlfriend.

You should have talked to me
about Trace meeting the girls.

Do you think Trace is gonna stick around?

At some point, he's gonna go back to Nashville.

-So what if he does?
-Look, I'm not worried about you.

I'm worried about the girls getting attached
to someone who...

...you know, might not be there.

-I think they've been through enough already.
-Okay. Okay.

Well, thank you for that.

LEIGH:
What's wrong? Did Axel run off again?

-It's not your dad, is it?
-Everything's fine.

-Last night, after I sent off "Freefall"--
-There's not a problem, is there?

-It was supposed to be the last demo we owed.
-They don't have a problem.

No problem with it?
That's two steps away from them hating it.

I don't know how many other ways
we can approach that song.

I think you should take a look at this first.

That's a long way from no problem with it.
They loved it.

They want to use it as the single.

Sounds like they're getting behind this.

-When do they want us?
-Soon as we can go.

-They're looking for music producers now.
-Trace!

This is it! We did it!

[♪♪♪]

Thanks for saving me the cinnamon bun.
Always my favorite.

[♪♪♪]

-Hey, Mick.
-Hey.

-I swear they bake extra when I'm in town.
-Heh, heh.

Remember we used to eat Smith Island
cinnamon buns all the time?

I loved them, but that was
another lifetime and another metabolism.

-So, what do you want, Mick?
-What do you mean?

You've never accidentally run into anyone
in your life. There's always a purpose, a plan.

Like trying to turn O'Brien land
into a public park?

-Parks are important.
-Yes.

It's wonderful when people see something
that's always been there and don't try to change it.

Just doing what I think is best.

Dad didn't want that land
given away. It's O'Brien land.

-He wanted it kept in the family.
-That was a long time ago. Things change.

Yes, they do. But not as much as you think.

Why are you doing this, Thomas?
You know I never would have developed that land.

I've spent my life protecting the environment,
and I don't trust you.

[♪♪♪]

I'm sorry to hear you feel that way.

You know, it is possible to build responsibly.

Is that what you've done with your life?
Build responsibly?

Yeah. I think I have.

We have a meeting
with Capital Management on Wednesday.

They're representing my partner, Matt Fox.

You don't have enough to develop this?

No.

Benzodiazepines and alcohol bind to a site
on the GABAA receptor complex...

...that regulates the sensitivity of
the receptor complex--

Your hand is on my eggplant.

You're not going to tell me to back away again?

-Would it work?
-No. Not this time.

Then I guess I won't.

Are you stalking me?

I saw you somehow
got invited to my cousin's wedding.

No, the whole firehouse was invited.
We rescued Mary Flannon's cat from a tree.

That's not terribly difficult.

The tree was on fire.

-I think that means I get the eggplant?
-Uh, I was in the Army.

Purple Heart, Bronze star.

Last year, a building fell on me.

Was it on fire?

Mm-hm.

My grandma really needs this
for eggplant parmesan.

And this will go a long way to feed
Chesapeake Shore's finest--

-Who save cats and put out fires.
-Sometimes at the same time.

Did you get the eggplant?

No. Gran's gonna have to
improvise and overcome.

Who was that?

I don't know.

[♪♪♪]

Okay.

Well, have you met her before?

Once. Okay, twice if you count the wedding.

And do you like her?

I don't know. She's oddly irritating...

...and not.

Sounds like my love life.

What?

[♪♪♪]

Why didn't anybody tell me?

You've decided to wear
a striped tie your first day.

Yes. Yes, I have. Is that a problem?

Don't you mean, "What is the problem?"

I'm not sure.

Mr. O'Brien, we're involved in dozens of cases.
People enter and leave these offices all day long.

It's important that we look professional.

I agree.

Because in a well-designed workplace,
productivity is reliant on conformity.

Right.

Can you tell me what is
not harmonious in this room?

Oh--

Ohh.

I need a new suit.

Exactly, Mr. O'Brien.

Conformity goes for personalized items
on your desk too.

We don't bring toys to work.

This is just my stress ball.

[♪♪♪]

ABBY: So Carrie has Mrs. Meer.
Do you remember her?

-Not really, no.
-Really?

No, that English teacher -- Thank you --
She always wore those tie-dye dresses.

-Tie-dye dresses?
-Yeah. I mean, she's great.

But Caitlyn has Mrs. Cooper, and I'm worried
because she's really strict, and Caitlyn--

Abby, the kids will be fine. Heh, heh.

I know, yes, you're right.

You are going to Nashville. That's so exciting.

Yes, it is. You know honestly,
I never thought I'd be recording again.

-Well, how long do you think it's gonna take?
-Three days.

And what if they like the album?
What if they love the album?

Release a single. Possibly a tour. Who knows?

Cool.

MEGAN:
Girls, what did you like about your first day?

Nothing.

I just want to go home.

[♪♪♪]

You are home.

No, New York home.

Oh.

[♪♪♪]

-During lunch, no one would talk to us.
-Oh.

I went to three different tables and smiled,
and nobody smiled back.

Well, sweetie, you know, sometimes...

...it takes people a while
to warm up to people.

CARRIE:
So, smiling doesn't matter?

Carrie, that's an excellent question.

Connor, I think your niece might be a born attorney.

Don't do it. Trust me.

Now, sweetie,
smiling does matter most of the time.

But you know what?
We need to get going to school.

All right, today is going to be a better day.
I promise.

High fives. Huh! Huh!

Dad, you had no opinion on smiling?
That's usually your kind of speech.

My speech?

-Yeah.
-I'm sorry, I wasn't listening.

Well, Kevin is sad
about a new girl and an old one.

Carrie and Caitlyn want to move back to New York,
and I'm contemplating the end of the written word.

Yeah, and I'm realizing quite quickly
that gray is not a real color.

KEVIN:
Are you okay, Dad?

Yeah, fine. I'm just thinking about
a meeting this afternoon.

-I'm driving into town if anyone wants a ride.
-Oh.

-Yeah, I do.
-Yeah, why not?

[♪♪♪]

What's wrong?

Gran, nothing. I'm just so out of my element.

Oh.

I mean,
I'm spending all my time looking at clothing that--

They all say, "Don't stare at me.
I'm boring and sad."

-It doesn't feel like me, Gran.
-You could never be boring.

Maybe, you've just decided to become an adult.

Well, do the two have to be mutually exclusive?

Ahem. You know something, Connor?

Your Nana Nell dressed your grandfather
and your father, also, as they were just starting out.

Now, you're very fortunate,
because one of my specialties is adulthood.

Good, because I need all the help I can get.

Okay, sugar. We're gonna do it.

I'm in.

Hello, and welcome to the Inn at Eagle Point.

My name is Jess O'Brien and I've lived
my whole life in Chesapeake Shores...

...and when you visit, I will treat you like family.

That's so good.

Then why'd you stop me?

Oh, sorry. It's just so good.

Mom, come on. I'm trying to get the flow going.
I can't. This is really hard for me...

...and I'm not good at this.

Forgive me. Just try it again.
And just welcome us into your home.

Okay.

-Ready?
-Yes.

-Smile.
-I am smiling.

Any time.

Hello, my name is Jess O'Brien,
and I've lived my whole life in Chesapeake Shores.

And when you visit, I will treat you like family--
I can't say this.

This is so not real. I'll treat you like family?

-This is just fake and weird and--
-Honey.

Just try it again. Don't worry. We have all day.

All day? No, I'm-- You know what?
Actually, I think-- I think I'm busy today.

-I can't do this right now, but thank you.
-We just got started, Jess.

I know, but I just-- I forgot--
I gotta get this door fixed. Thank you.

[CAMERA POWERS OFF]

[♪♪♪]

-How long are we gonna sit here?
-As long as it takes.

Until we get arrested?

Whenever Mom and Dad would fight,
which seemed like always...

...I'd come here and pick an aisle and just...

...plop down and read
whatever I could get my hands on.

Mrs. Harville would let me stay
as long as I needed.

Connor and I would always
just go off and play basketball.

The best part was...

...there was always another book.

And always somewhere else to escape to.

The best part for me was I always won.

And now--

Now I'm thinking about never being able
to sit in those couches ever again.

Maybe you don't need them anymore.

Maybe there are people and places
that we thought that we would need forever, but...

...we don't.

[♪♪♪]

You said "people".

I did.

Thanks, Katie.

Hey, Wes.

Trace.

Surprised to see you without your significant other.

Abby's at work. You should know that.

Well, I was thinking of Leigh.

Right.

It just seems to me that you and Leigh
have more in common than you and Abby.

Well, I guess it would to you.
And what does that tell you?

I heard about your club and your music
from the girls.

Yeah, it's pretty exciting, isn't it?

Yeah, it is exciting. And it's strange too.

At some point, you're probably
going to have to go back to Nashville, right?

I'm pretty sure there's no reason
for us to be having this conversation.

-So....
-Except that my children are involved.

[♪♪♪]

Your children are absolutely fine, Wes.
We both know who this is really about.

Oh, Abby has nothing to do with this.

You sure?

[DISH CLATTERS]

[PATRONS MURMURING]

MEGAN:
So, Abby, what is your favorite subject?

-I like math.
-Why?

Because when you get the right answer,
it's always the same.

And it'll never change,
even when I'm 1000 years old.

Hey, school any better?

-A little.
-Kind of.

Aww.

Business?

I wish. It's Wes.
Apparently him and Trace got into a fight at Sally's.

Who won?

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

That's what you're gonna say?

Well, I think it's hard when an ex-boyfriend
and a husband have to share the same space.

But what do you mean?

I mean Wes is threatened
by somebody taking his place with his daughters.

-That would never happen.
-He'll always be their father.

But if you and Trace take this relationship
to the next level, the girls are gonna have two dads.

That's not an easy pill to swallow.

Yeah.

[♪♪♪]

You know what? I think I'm going upstairs
and see the girls. Would you like to join?

-I thought you'd never ask.
-Ha, ha, ha.

Got it. Let's switch them out.

I think the daisies are better. What do you think?

I think it doesn't matter.

Okay. I think the daisies are better.

-And I think I've had enough.
-As soon as the website gets going, it'll be fine.

No, it's not the website. It's not my lack of business.
I've had enough of you...

...and me. This.

I know you're trying. I appreciate it,
but it's just too forced. It's not real.

It reminds me of what you didn't do
when you were supposed to.

I know.

You know what?

I don't even have those stupid back-to-school
videos. Abby has all of them.

That's not true.

I think we'll go with the roses.

Okay, we'll go with the roses.

♪ Love ain't easy when it's wrong ♪

♪ But we've both waited so long ♪

♪ We find a love ♪

♪ That won't leave us cold ♪

♪ That the feeling
That's deep inside your soul ♪

♪ Down in your soul ♪

We need to find a bridge.

What if we switch from 4/4 to 3/4?

You want to turn this into a waltz?

Some of the greatest love songs are in 3/4.

We're good, you and me, right?

What? Yeah. Of course.

It's just--
What's gonna happen if this album takes off?

Me? Well, I'm going back to Nashville.

Why are you asking?

-Because my life's a little more complicated.
-Only because you like it that way.

I'm trying to keep this simple.
Just singing and writing.

-That's it?
-There's no reason to make it difficult.

-Can we please keep going?
-Yeah. Yeah.

♪ Maybe I have been too weak ♪

♪ To grab what's right in front of me ♪

♪ Maybe you're too blind to see ♪

The point is you're a professional,
and it's high time you dress like one.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, Connor.

Well, now I know how prisoners feel.

It's a two-button, single-breasted,
Super 120, charcoal gray.

No cuffs, pleats, and a white shirt
with no pockets, no collar buttons.

And a pair of cap toe black oxfords.

Ha, ha! Yes.

-Are you sure I shouldn't go with the green one?
-Why? You wanna join a circus?

You look marvelous.

Good. Thank you, Gran,
because I kind of feel like an idiot.

-You don't look like an idiot.
-Thank you.

-Love you.
-Love you more.

-Are you crying, Mom?
MEGAN: No, honey. I'm fine-- I just--

So, Kevin, what do you want to be this year?

I don't know. What can I be that will help you?

Yeah, okay.

[♪♪♪]

-Was that Georgia?
-Yeah.

It must be so hard to be so far away.

Yeah.

It's not really the distance,
but yeah, it's kind of the distance.

We try to talk.

You know, the thing is, with Georgia...

...we always talked about the future,
and what we were going to do.

Never really talked about the present.

Do you think that could be because
when you guys met, the present wasn't that easy?

Probably.

But now that there's no future...

...there's not much left to say.

Mm.

Why do you keep calling?

It's funny,
because Georgia asked me the same question.

-And?
-And neither one of us had a good answer.

So she said it would be okay
if we didn't talk anymore.

Oh, Kev. I'm sorry.

She said she would just pack up my stuff,
send it over, and that's that.

At least your things will be neatly packed.

What's all this stuff for?

Oh, uh....

It's for the future.

So they made friends after all.

Yeah.

After school,
everyone came up and invited them to everything.

-Aw. That's great.
-Yeah. I chalk it up to smiling first.

I just feel so bad that Carrie and Caitlyn
had to go through it. And it was all my fault.

You regret moving home?

No.

No, I just-- I thought it would be easier.

Easier is never how our family does anything.

So, how are things going with you and Mom?

Well, I am breathing. I am growing.

I am trying.

-Good. And she's trying, too.
-Really?

She's just doing all the stuff she loves.
The website was her idea, not mine.

Jess, you do know that
Mom knows nothing about websites, right?

[♪♪♪]

What?

She called the IT Department at my work
and got them to recommend books for her...

...and has been calling them non-stop.

They're getting a little sick of her.

Wow.

-What? You thought Mom was a technical wiz?
-I thought she was a genius.

Interesting.

Okay.

Now it just needs P.O.S.

-What the heck is a P.O.S.?
-It means point of sale.

You know, it has to do with
how and where you take payment.

Ah. Ah-ha.

Hey, would you mind letting Jess know
the door's all set?

Sure.

Hey, you don't know anything
about building websites, do you?

Not exactly my area of expertise.

It's actually kind of fun. Pretty intuitive.

-Is that right?
-Yeah.

I heard you're leaving for Nashville again.

Yeah, it's just for a few days. Why?
Did Abby mention it?

-She might have....
-You know, I told her not to worry.

I mean, Chesapeake Shores is my home.
I'm not leaving.

Yeah, but you never know, right?

Abby knows that too, Trace.

[♪♪♪]

You want some advice?

-Sure.
-Tell her again in a way she can hear you.

Thanks.

Point of sale, huh?

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

-What happened to your old ragtop?
-I'd rather save the planet than kill it.

Well, on the positive side,
you have a better shot of showing up on time.

If you're the one waiting, what's the point?
You weren't going anywhere.

You know, I gotta tell you,
it's great to have you back.

-We should spend more time together.
-Make Mom happy if we spent more time together.

Make Dad happy too.

Yeah, but a different kind of happy,
like watching a car accident.

Well, you and I always had different ideas
about what would make Dad happy.

Speaking from experience,
that really wasn't my thing.

Why are you doing this?

I mean, half of this is yours.

With the money you'd make off this...

...you could hire a dozen lawyers to wreak havoc
on capitalist builders all over the globe.

Rather than just one.

-Always thinking of me.
-I was always your biggest fan.

So that's why you're doing this? Because of me?

No offense to you, Mick,
or your idea that you are the center of the universe...

...but I'm doing this because...

...because they don't make them
like this anymore.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, hi.

Why are you doing this, Mom?

I know you're angry, Jess, and you should be.

I don't think I can ever explain what happened.

What's that?

You missed the end of the viewing party.

I know you were busy.

I was.

I'm not going away.

[♪♪♪]

I love you.

Here you go.

Well, here we are, Pop.

You said, "Protect the trust.
Keep it in the family."

But you knew what would happen.

In order to do both,
I'd have to tear the family apart.

You know,
I never hear much when I come to talk to you.

But I'm not surprised.

You were never much of a talker.

[♪♪♪]

But I miss you, Dad.

I miss you terribly.

I wish you were here. I could--
I could use a little help.

Did you get what you came for?

Unfortunately, in death, as in life,
my father was never much of a talker.

The answers may come in time.

Mm-hm.

-How did you know I'd be up here?
-I figured something's up.

Your brother came by a few hours ago.

I guess Thomas is looking for answers,
the same as you.

Though, he brought him brandy.

Well, then, one thing's for certain.

Somewhere out there...

...my father is stinking drunk.

-Well, here's to him.
-Here's to him.

[♪♪♪]

ABBY:
Trace, we need to....

Wow.

We need to talk.

Yes, we do.

I'm very disappointed in you
for fighting with Wes.

And I am very disappointed in myself
for letting him get to me.

I'm sorry.

Look, Abby,
I don't know what's gonna happen.

But I do know that this is my home.

Chesapeake and you.

Same here.

I really needed this.

Me, too.

-Champagne?
-Well, okay.

Roses?

Okay. We are burning the old
to make way for the new.

-What are we burning?
-Metaphors.

What are we metaphorically burning?

Well, for you, it's the relationship with Georgia.

And for me, it's Martin, Chicago,
the old bookstore.

Good for you.

It had to be done.
I had to make way for the new bookstore.

Three hours ago,
I signed the lease to take over Wordplay.

-What?
-I know. It's stupid, right?

Bree, I think that's fantastic.

-Hi.
-What's with the fire?

-What?
-The bonfire?

Technically, it's a metaphor.

Uh, my brother and I....

We're getting rid of the old to make way for the new.
It's transformative.

It's also illegal.

Oh.

Please don't lose the ticket.

[♪♪♪]

[MOUTHING]

[BOTH LAUGHING]

MEGAN:
Jess, honey...

...what do you want to be when you grow up?

I want to be just like you, Mommy.

I love you.