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[goats bleat]

Morning everyone.

Morning.

Good morning.

Good morning to you, too.

Mmm, pumpkin pancakes.

House speciality.

You know, I just love cooking
according to the seasons.

Especially this season,

because I'm gonna be
a fall bride.

Is that a thing?

It's a thing to me.

Really, it's just the most
gorgeous time of the year.

Actually, gorgeous
is looking into those eyes

for the rest of my life.

And eating very well.

[laughs]

And laughing a lot.

You know, if this is the next
chapter, sign me up.

I can't believe the wedding
is just two months away.

I mean, there's still
so much to do.

We gotta do the flowers
and the cake.

Yeah, but-

[phone rings]

Oh. Hold that thought, babe.

Emily's Country Inn.

Yes.

When were you uh, planning
on arriving?

Well, I don't know if I can
promise you romance

but I am the proprietor
and I'm getting married.

Alright, Mrs. Morgan,
we'll see you then.

Alright, safe travels. Bye.

You know, it's interesting.

Every time someone makes
a reservation

they always mention the review
in Susan Barry's travel blog.

What she said was true.

People who stay here leave
a little bit happier

and some even find love.

Right.

Yeah, you know, like Abby and I.

Yeah, just like you guys.

Ok, look, if we get overbooked
I'll go stay at Tommy's

and you can rent out my room.

You know what,
that's not a bad idea.

We could use the extra cash.

The wedding is costing so much.

Well, yeah, yeah.
I know, I know.

Because you, you know,
invited half the town.

Well, I just want everyone
to share the joy I feel.

And who doesn't need to feel
a little more joy?

And carbs.

I'm taking one for the road.

Double dipping.

Gabby! Lucy.

No, no.

Come here. Come here.

Ricky, stay.

Come here. Lucy-

I don't think goats stay.

Huh?

[laughs]

I don't think goats
actually stay.

I can't hear you,
I'm goat herding.

You two.

What's that honey?

Alright, so we have to choose
a wedding invitation.

Ok.

Oh!

Hang on, I think I've narrowed
it down to these three.

Here ya go.

What do you think?

Grab Ricky for me?

Hi. Of course.

What do you think, little Ricky?

I like that one.

That one's nice, too.

Honey, I like 'em all.
You decide.

No, I can't decide.

That's why I'm asking you.

Gabby, I need your expert advice

on which one you like.

Which one? This one?

That one?

What about this one?

Anyone? Anybody?

Oh, oh, oh.

That's the one.

Lucy likes this one.

Good job, Lucy.

There you go, that's the one.
Awesome.

Thanks, Gabby.

Is that the one, Lucy?

Ok.

Clearly I've made
some great choices.

Goatly expertise.

I got it.

What about under this tree?

Yeah.

You know, in my-in my storybook
wedding fantasy...

Never mind. It's already-

No, no, no.
You've already started.

More perfect would be?

More perfect would be a gazebo.

A gazebo, huh?

Well, then I guess it looks like

I will have to build my bride
a gazebo.

Oh... really?

Yes.

I didn't say it would be
symmetrical or anything,

but it'll make
for a happy marriage.

Yeah, if it lasts
through the ceremony.

[laughing]

Come on. Love me,
love my toolbox.

I know, I should put that
in my vows.

Right here.

This is where I wanna
make you my wife.

This is it.

Maybe we should practise
the kiss.

Maybe.

Pretty good.

Just pretty good?

Pretty good.

Would it be better if
I build you a gazebo?

You don't actually have
to build it.

Are you kidding me...

[laughs]

You invited the mail man?

Ok, I know.

But he's gonna be delivering
the invitations

and I didn't want him
to feel left out.

He's such a nice man.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

[phone rings]

Hey, Harry.
What's up?

Tell him I say hi.

Oh, yeah. Jenny says hi.

Tell her to save me
one of those scones.

You got it.

Hey, I finally closed
on that condo.

Congrats, buddy.
That's great.

They ask so many questions.

It's kinda weird looking at
your life on paper like that.

Lives alone, single, no pets.

I mean, it kinda makes me
sound lonely or something.

Are you?

What? No.

Just uh, consider yourself lucky
that you inherited that house

and all that came with it.

I certainly am.

Except for the goats.

That much contentment
I cannot handle.

Oh, hey, I gotta run
to a meeting to pay for

my fancy new address.

Congrats again.

Alright, take care.

Bye.

You know, um, Harry
just closed this deal

and got himself a condo
to celebrate.

Really? Good for him.

Yeah, yeah, good for him.

Yeah, I was just wondering
how many innkeepers

got their MBA's from Wharton.

I just wanna make sure I'm using
my bottom line sensibility.

Where is this going?

I was thinking maybe
I'd build a company.

You know, instead of trading
on Wall Street.

I mean, come on,
Jenny's Home Baked,

it's got a great product,

all it needs is a little
more exposure.

So I bake it you sell it?

I think we'd make a great team.

I think this is a great idea.

Better get to those phones
and start making some calls.

I think you're gonna love
this one.

I love all of them,
that's the problem.

I can't decide.

It's wedding fever, it'll pass.

I hope not.

I've been to so many weddings
I think I've lost count.

Always a bridesmaid
is my middle name.

Your turn's coming, Casey.

Casey, I think this is the one.

Are we talking about the groom
or the dress?

Both.

Ok, let's see it.

I love it.

I'll need to hem it, but
it really is lovely on you.

I'm afraid to ask the price.

Nope.

It's a wedding present
from your maid of honour.

I- I can't let you do that.

It's already a done deal.

I don't even know what to say.

You say "I do" and Brian does,
too,

and then we all eat cake.

Thank you.

Just-thank you.

I look like a bride.

The prettiest one
I've ever seen.

Whatcha eatin', huh?

Hello.

I'm Jenny.

Meg.

Riley.

I was just looking around.

Were you hoping
for a room at the inn?

Because we actually just had
a cancellation.

You own the house?

Yeah, with my fiancé, Brian.

He's just in town.

He's actually buying some lumber

'cause we're building a gazebo
for our wedding.

Yes, I'd like a room at the inn.

Great.

Follow me.

I see you have goats.

We actually have four now.

This is little Ricky.

Come on in.

Gabby, say hello
to our new guest.

Come on in.

How old is the house?

It's over 100 years old.

Wow.

Yeah, it needed a lot of work
when we first got here.

We've actually done
a lot of remodelling.

You and your fiancé?

Yes.

We each inherited half
of the house from Emily.

We didn't even know each other

and now we're getting married.

Half the house?

Yeah, she left it to my-
my mother's Aunt Madge

and the caretaker who looked
after the property.

And you never met Emily?

No. I wish I had.

She's given me so much.

Yes, I mean, the house
and all this land.

How big is the property?

Uh, it's about 20 acres.

It's a beautiful place.

I just walk around and
fall in love with nature.

I'll have to try that.

You should.

In the meantime
here is your room.

Please make yourself at home
and I will um,

I'll just be in
the kitchen there.

I'm gonna do some baking so let
me know if you need anything.

I will.

Ok.

Look, a gazebo is
pretty ambitious.

I- even for somebody who knows
what they're doing.

Mmm.

Well, let's just hope
it's sturdy enough,

you know, to hold your height
and weight.

Ha.

Tommy, I uh, I want you
to be my best man.

I'd be honoured.

Come here.

Woah, ok.

Easy.
Easy, I need that.

I'm building a gazebo.

Come on, right?

It's about time you're
my best man.

You know, we've come a long way.

Yeah, I wish I could say as much
for your carpentry.

That's a low blow.

Look, I can help you build
the gazebo.

It can be my wedding present
to you and Jenny.

Really? Thank you, Tommy.
I appreciate that.

Yeah. I feel like I owe you.

You know, if Susan hadn't
stayed at the inn I...

I never would have met her.

Is she gonna be your date
for the wedding?

She's my date for everything.

That's so sweet.

Oh, we were about to have lunch.

Oh, there she is.

Hi Brian.

Hey.

How're you doing?

Good, how are you?

Susan, I have to thank you
on behalf of Jenny and I.

That blog that you wrote about
the inn is the gift

that just keeps on giving.

Oh, good.

I thought it was just a regular
old B&B on my fall itinerary

but that charming inn
casts a romantic spell.

It's a good thing I happened
to be hanging around.

Yeah, you're pretty hard
to miss there, bud.

Good to see you.

Can I grab that?

Yep.

Thank you.

Enjoy your lunch.

Yeah.

I am going to get wood.

To the left.

Ok, you get this side.

Ok, so the Duncans checked out.

Ok.

So we have a new guest, Meg.

Alright. Who?

Her name's Meg.

She was walking around
the yard and, I don't know.

She kind of asked all these
questions about the house.

Well, maybe she's looking
for her own B&B,

she's just checking out
the competition.

I don't know,
something feels off.

Well, listen.

I've been doing a lot of
thinking and a lot of research

about selling baked goods.

We need to land ourselves
another coffee shop franchise

like Creamaccino's.

Perfect. Sounds like a plan.

Awesome. I love it.

You know how you were talking
about the inn

being the perfect little B&B&D,

you know, bed and breakfast
and dinner?

Yeah.

I mean, come on.

The dining room could be its own
little restaurant, right?

Maybe we should try
that after the wedding.

Yeah.

We can promote Jenny's
Home Baked and vice versa.

There's one more thing I wanted
to ask you about.

Oh, come on.

I don't like the look
on that face.

I know you.

Please tell me you didn't invite
somebody else to the wedding.

It's who we didn't invite.

There's no family.

I mean, my-my parents are gone.

I... wish more than anything
they could be here, but...

Brian, your dad is still around.

He should be there.

Jenny...

I know, but a wedding is-
it's a perfect way to reconnect.

It's been too long, alright?

I mean, after he remarried
everything went downhill

and Helen and I,
we never got along.

And I heard through
the grapevine

they're getting a divorce, so-

Ok, so that's even more
reason to reach out.

Honey, I haven't spoken
to my dad in over two years.

And when I was a kid

all he cared about was
stocks and bonds.

Not me.

So... what do we have
in common?

Maybe you should call
and find out.

[snapping photos]

[snapping photos]

[goat bleat]

Oh! Shoo! Shoo! Shoo!

Shoo!

Duty calls.

Ok.

Hi.

Hi.

[sing-songy]
Here comes the bride.

Can I interest you
in one of these?

You bet.

Alright, well that danish
comes with a request.

I'm listening.

I want you to give me away
at the wedding.

Me?

Wow.

I think I'm up for it.

Thank you, that-
that really means a lot.

I'll probably have to buy
a new suit.

And it'll cost you a few
more danish.

Oh, all you can eat.

Thank you, Vern.

Oh, boy, oh boy, oh boy!

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Uh, hey-hey dad, how are ya?

I'm happy to hear from my son.

Yeah, listen.

I- I wanted to start off
by just saying

I'm sorry about what happened
to you and Helen.

That's generous of you to say.

I know the two of
you didn't get along.

You know, there's nothing
more beautiful

than Greenwich
this time of year.

Except Bucks County.

Are you on vacation?

No, dad. I um, actually
I inherited a-a house

from mom's side of the family.

I moved in, I fell in love,
and uh,

I decided to leave Wall Street.

Why on earth would you do that?

Yeah, dad, look.

I know we've been distant
in the last couple of years

so I don't even know how
to tell you this

'cause I'm sure
you'll disapprove.

I'm certainly surprised.

I'm getting married and I want
you to come to the wedding.

Why would you leave the city?

Because we turned our house
into a bed and breakfast.

Are you an innkeeper now?

Yeah, dad, I'm an innkeeper

and Jenny and I really enjoy it.

I take it she's the bride to be.

She's the best thing
that ever happened to me.

Of course I'll come
to your wedding.

I'm glad I called.

I missed you very much.

You-you too.

I'll send out the invite uh,
in the morning.

Look forward to it.
Bye son.

Bye.

So I-I called my father.

How'd it go?

Well, it was a little strained
at first like it always is,

but I think it ended
pretty well.

He's coming to the wedding.

That was the right thing to do.

No.

Marrying you is the right thing
to do.

I'm so glad.

Oh, hi, Meg.

Hi.

Can I-can I get you something?

There's no good time to tell you
this so it might as well be now.

I'm-I'm sorry, tell me what?

Jenny, I'm your second cousin
once removed,

and I'm entitled to an equal
share of this estate.

I'm-I'm sorry, I-
I don't understand.

What she's trying to say

is that she's contesting
Emily's will, right?

Yeah, that's what she's saying.

Emily's will was written
in 1965.

She left her estate
to her caretaker

and her cousin, Madge.

My mother's aunt.

Yes.

I am related to her on my
father's side of the family.

The will was written
before we were born

but we're both her descendants.

The lawyer never mentioned
anything about you,

so we're obviously
gonna need some proof

of what you're saying.

Of course.

It's all here.

So you and I are family.

On paper, but I mean we
don't really have any history.

That's alright, you're certainly
making history today.

Brian, I understand
that you're descended

from Emily's caretaker?

Yeah, on my mother's side.

Look, what took you so long
to come forward?

Well, I work for an accounting
firm in Chicago,

which is where I normally live.

Right. My mother
was from Illinois.

Right. But I've been away
working in Tokyo

for an extended period of time.

The lawyer sent the letter
about the house

to my address in Chicago.

I finally received it
and now here we are.

And where is that, exactly?

Technically it could be argued

that I supersede Jenny
in the will.

But you have a valid claim

and you've made improvements
on the house

so I am willing to settle
for a third of the estate.

This is-this is
a lot to take in.

I understand.

Consult your lawyer,

but I can assure you that all
of my documentation is correct.

So what happens next?

Well, I will do some research

to assess the value
of the property.

You can buy me out
or we can sell it.

I have no preference.

Well, I'm afraid we do.

I have no living relatives.

It was just so unexpected to
find out that I have family.

Yeah. That matters.

I'm just-I'm so upset
about the house.

We may have to sell it
if we can't buy her out.

What? I'm sure it won't come
to that.

Not to mention I'm about
to get married.

Yeah, you certainly are.

Right? I'm just-I'm happy,
I'm excited, I'm worried

all at the same time.

Slow down and take it all
in order.

I just feel like my brain

is just this avalanche
of what-if's.

I mean, maybe we should move up
the wedding date

just in case we lose the house.

To when?

Sometime before Meg checked in?

I don't know, I just
don't want Jenny to know

how worried I am about her,
you know?

Then I suggest you wearing
a bag over your head.

Yeah, thanks, Tommy.

I think I, you know,
worked on Wall Street,

I can hide my anxiety,
but I appreciate it.

Well, that's 'cause

everyone there is too anxious
to even notice.

Do you know we took a second
mortgage out on the uh,

on the house to do the remodel?

Tommy, we can't afford
to buy Meg out.

How much does she want?

I don't know, she hasn't given
us a number or anything

but whatever it is it's a whole
lot more than what we've got.

Maybe Susan could
write another review.

Listen man, um,

I've taken up too much
of your time.

Thanks for being a friend, ok?

Listening to my problems.

Hey, your problems are mine.

I'm your best man.

You are.

I'll talk to you soon, buddy.

Yep.

Andy Howard, nice to meet you.

Meg Riley.

Have a seat, please.

So, what brings you to Danfield,
Miss Riley?

Meg.

You know, I've never met
a Meg I didn't like.

Even in movies and books Meg's
always the one you like best.

I'm just trying to determine
local property values.

Ok, do you have a specific
place in mind?

Yes, it's a house on Maple Lane.

Emily's Country Inn.

Oh, that's not for sale.

The owners are friends of mine.

I own a piece of the property.

And I'd like to see the comps.

Well, I could show you comps
of the neighbouring houses

but not all the comps
are comparable.

I mean, how can you measure
a good time?

I'll settle with square footage
and selling price.

It's such a cute little B&B.

You know, everyone who stays
there leaves happier

than when they arrived.

I'm just gathering information.

Ok, well um, why don't you
give me your email

and I'll send over what I have.

There you go.

Great.

How do you feel about Megs now?

I guess it depends
on how this goes.

I feel like I should knock.

Why? You're a guest here.

Or the owner.

This is all so awkward, I-
I'm sorry.

I just don't really know
what to say.

That makes two of us.

Have a seat.

I mean, we are related.

I would love to know
more about you.

You're from Chicago?

Born and raised, by my mother.

My parents divorced
when I was a kid.

I was raised by my mother.

My father passed away.

I'm sorry.

Thanks.

So do you have any other family?

Just you, I guess.

Are you married?

I was engaged but that
didn't work out.

After we split up my whole world
was up in the air.

Then I found out about
this house.

You know what?

The same thing happened to me.

I- I had a boyfriend, Darryl,
and we broke up

and that's-that's when I found
out I inherited this place.

[phone rings]

Sorry.

It's my boss.

I have to take this.

Yeah, no, of course.

Yes, Madeline.

Ok, I'll check my laptop
and I'll call you right back.

I do all the work and she gets
all the credit.

It's getting really old.

So in a fall wedding
the flowers are everything.

Carnations are a little
overdone, don't you think?

But to be honest,
they're calling to me.

[laughs]

This ties in all the colours
of the season.

Orange for the altar.

I think lavender would be a
really nice contrasting colour.

What do you think?

Oh, yes. Absolutely.

What? I'm just practising
for married life.

Handsome and witty.

What do you think?

I think it looks fall-ish.

I'm a little worried about
the gladiolas

overpowering the yellow roses.

Brian, those aren't gladiolas,
they're orchids.

Ok, I have no idea.

I predict a happy marriage.

You know what?

Do you want to come
to the wedding?

Well...

I... I'd be delighted.

There you go.

Standing room only, so...

Thank you.

Anybody else wanna come
to the wedding?

No?

Ok.

Are you leaving?

I can't take any more
time off work.

I have to get home.

What about the house?

I've calculated everything
from property values to taxes.

My share of the estate
is worth $126,000.

I've tried to be as fair
and accurate as possible.

Oh, of course you were.

Feel free to show it
to your lawyer

and let me know if you have
any questions.

Right. Did you at least have
a good time here?

It was very nice.

But is it a good financial risk?

The number of B&B's in this area

is statistically
very unfavourable.

That sounds pretty cut and dry.

I mean, you know, I'm a bottom
line guy myself.

It's a professional hazard.

I turn everything into numbers.

Right.

Look, let me know
what you decide

and we'll take it from there.

Of course.

And the food was really good.

Thank you.

I'm not good at goodbyes.

Right.

I mean, what're we gonna do now?

You know, the first time we met
was in a lawyer's office.

Yeah, seems like a lifetime ago,
huh?

So much has changed I can
hardly believe it.

Here we are.

Positive thoughts.
Let's see how this goes.

I reviewed Emily's will and all
of Meg Riley's documentation

and what she asserts is correct.

Well, then why didn't anybody
tell us about her?

Well, the will was written
in 1965,

over 50 years ago.

Tracing down the descendants
of the beneficiaries

who deceased was a very
difficult task.

Mr. Simon sent out letters,
made many calls.

You two were the only ones
who responded.

Ok, well then so what
are our options?

Well, I suppose you could go
to court

but that could cost you more
than you owe her.

My advice? Just pay her off.

I mean, I wish we could.

Well, it might just be easier
to sell the property.

I'm terribly sorry
but I'm due in court.

Um, yes, well listen,
thank you for seeing us

on such short notice.

Have a good day.
Thank you.

You too.

Appreciate it.

It makes me think
about the first time

I went to see the house.

Yeah, I thought it was a wreck.

I thought it was perfect.

Remember how I was so determined
to sell the house?

Now I'd do anything to keep it.

We're not gonna lose our home.

I know.

[goats bleat]

Listen, come on.

Let me just bring you
some samples.

You will not be disappointed,
trust me,

these are the best muffins
you've ever eaten in your life.

Ok, that's what I like to hear.

Ok. Thank you very much.

Look forward to seeing you.
Bye.

Jenny!

Ok, now you know I've been
chasing all these orders.

Right.

Unfortunately, honey,
it's not gonna be enough.

We need to land ourselves
a big fish.

Ok, so do you have any
particular fish in mind?

I do, I mean, it's a long shot

because obviously
they're a huge chain,

but I was thinking
Township Foods.

They would be the perfect fit.

They would be the perfect fit.

I know, right?

But I just-I can't get
an appointment.

They have all these suppliers,

it's like you need to know
somebody to get in the door.

So we'll find someone.

I love your optimism.

I love you.

Ok, wish me luck.

Good luck!

Hey.

So listen, I have been studying
the marketplace.

It is all about finding
the right vendors.

Great.

Listen, I'm sorry to interrupt
but we have an appointment

with the baker.

Right.

Cake before commerce.

Alright, let's go.

Great.

Have you decided what kind
of cake it is?

Why are we way out here
in Buckingham again?

Because he's the best baker
in Buck's County.

Except for you.

Aw, thank you.

But I'm the bride, I can't make
my own cake.

True.

Now listen, I have been dreaming
about this forever

so just let me take the lead
with frosting and filling.

Ok.

Ok?

Yep.

So, I want all the tiers
to relate, yet be distinct,

gaining in flavour and intensity
as they ascend.

She's a baker.

Can you add Grand Marnier to
the batter before it thickens?

Sure, I-I guess I could do that.

I would love a chocolate
ganache filling

with ribbons of buttercream
on every tier

except the third.

Oh. What happens
on the third tier?

A raspberry buttercream filling

with a white chocolate
amaretto glaze

and a crown of flowers
that match my bouquet.

[laughs]

I've been baking wedding cakes
for 22 years

and nobody has ever been
that precise.

How about you?

Do you have any
tier-by-tier requests?

Nope.

A lot of couples come through
those doors.

But you two, you two
I won't forget.

Aw.

Do you want to come
to the wedding?

I've never been asked before.

Sure.

Thank you.

What do you know?

I finally get to eat
my own cake.

[laughs]

You better show up early

because half the
planet's coming.

That's beautiful.

That's going backwards.

How're you doing, buddy?

Good, you?

Getting the hang of it.

Oh, hold on.

[phone rings]

Hello?

Hello, yeah.

How are you?
Thanks for the call back.

Oh yes, of course.

Pricing is always negotiable
with a first-time vendor.

You know, I was thinking
let's start with the croissants

and let's see how it goes.

Alright, looking forward to it.

Alright, thanks. Bye.

Yes!

Don't forget to get married,
huh?

Huh?

I already ordered my suit.

Really?

They make them that big?

The sleeves are a little short

but all eyes will be
on the bride.

Brian?

Here put this-

Yeah, babe?

Brian?

Ok, I just talked to Nancy.

Who's Nancy?

The mail man's wife.

Right. of course.

So her brother works
for Township Foods.

They're giving us
an appointment.

Are you serious?

Way to go, partner!

Isn't it amazing how things
work out?

See? We're just gonna have
to keep the inn.

Let's not tempt fate here.

Ok.

Until we have a deal.

Good point.

Up top. Too slow.

What?

Ok.

Every time. Every time.

I'm hungry.

Good for you.

Doing a lot of hard work
out here.

Mmm, mmm.

These are really, really good.

Really?

Those are gingerbread scones

with a candied
cranberry filling.

Township Foods likes
to help their customers

celebrate the seasons.

Well, you certainly have
enough samples.

Did you try the cornbread
baguette?

Try that, let me know
what you think.

I just worry that you're
taking on too much.

Oh, Brian's at the inn and...

look, it is a lot of work but
there's just so much at stake

with this meeting.

You guys are gonna do great.

Thanks.

So listen, the samples
will sell themselves, alright?

We don't want this pitch
to become too pedantic.

She's a regional VP.

She's not gonna give us
much time.

The pitch is perfect.

Okay. Well, thank you.

And you look cute in your suit.

Cute?

I was kinda going for hot
but I'll take cute.

[laughs]

I don't know when she'll have
an opening.

I'll let you know.

Hi. Uh, we are here
to see Janet.

Oh, uh, Janet got delayed

at corporate headquarters
in Denver.

She missed her flight.

So she's not here.

Uh...

[phone rings]

Hello?

Her schedule's just
so jam packed,

it could be weeks.

I'll let you know.

Uh, we're from
Jenny's Home Baked.

We had-we had an appointment.

Yeah.

I'm sorry, it couldn't
be helped.

Uh... oh, oh, these
look really good.

Would you like to try one?

I am on a diet.

Um, can you do me
a huge favour, then?

Give this to Janet,
have her take a look at it.

That's our history, projected
sales back on the list.

Uh, you can leave the samples
if you'd like

and I'll let you know
when there's an opening.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

These look really great.

If we move I'm taking this sink.

I don't want it singing
to anyone else, either.

I better get ready.

Alice went through a lot of
trouble to throw me a shower.

[indistinct conversations]

Ladies, the wedding is only
three weeks away.

We're so excited.

Thank you, Alice.

This is just so nice.

I'm having such a good time.

Good.

As far as bridal showers go
you pretty much nailed it.

Why thank you.

Speaking of good times, how
are things going at the inn?

Ok. You know what?

We're getting a lot
of reservations

thanks to your blog.

I'm happy to hear it.

Oh.

Wow, hi. In the front room,
sorry.

Ladies, I didn't mean
to crash the party.

The more the merrier.

Right.

Um, Jenny, this news
couldn't wait.

Um, the regional VP, not
to mention all of her staff,

loved your samples so much,

we just got an order
from Township Foods.

I don't know, big deal.

Does this mean I won't be losing
my favourite neighbours?

That, and if we sell well

I think we're gonna get
a contract.

[cheering]

So we may be ok?

I think we're gonna be great.

Well, it's Emily's Country Inn

and there's only happy
endings allowed.

Indeed.

[phone buzzing]

Hey, Harry, what's up, buddy?

Hey Brian, how's
everything going?

I'm just expanding
Jenny's Home Baked.

It's my new calling.

Maybe I can help you network
the company as it grows.

You know what? I think
that's a great idea.

Uh, hey, I uh...

had a quick question for you
about the wedding.

Ok, what's up?

I was thinking of asking Casey
to be my date.

Ooh, I think I like that idea.

But don't say anything to Jenny.
Not yet.

Why, are you nervous?

I don't do nervous.

Oh.

I just uh... we flirted
a few times

and I thought it would be fun.

Alright, I'll tell you what.
I will text you her number.

Ok. Thank you.

Alright, lover boy.

It's like, guys, this gazebo
has all these angles

where the wood intersects
and stuff.

I mean, don't you guys have
anything like a curved nail

or something?

[laughs]

Yeah, we can-we can barely
keep 'em in stock.

You find that funny, right?

You're the pros.

Tommy, Frank, come on.
You guys gotta help me out.

You know what you're doing.

Well semi-pros.

I actually got laid off
by my boss recently,

not enough gazebo's going up
I guess.

You're a semi-pro now.

You brought a semi-pro?

He's been working
for me part-time.

Hey, if you know anybody
that needs a handyman

or whatever I could use
the work.

Actually, you know what?
I think I do.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Who?

Me.

Tommy, come on.

I mean, Jenny and I,
we're working full-time.

We're running the B&B,

we're preparing for our wedding,
we're slammed.

We need somebody that
can deliver her baked goods

to all the vendors in the state.

What do you say?

That does work perfect.

I delivered pizza out
of that van before.

See? He delivered pizzas
out of that van.

Yeah, seems like a win-win.

Hey, you know what?

I'll even throw in a box
of curved nails.

Why don't we just throw you
in the box?

[laughs]

I can't believe we're about
to make our first delivery

to Township Foods.

How's everything going
with the wedding?

There's still so much to do.

I just feel like
my day never ends.

Harry called me.

And what'd he say?

He asked me to be his date
for the wedding.

And what did you say?

I said yes.

I didn't even hesitate.

Coy has never really worked
for me

so I thought I'd try honest.

The thing is, I like the guy.

You know what?

If I've learned anything
about love

it's that liking the guy
is all that matters.

I mean, I'm about to marry
my best friend.

You're about to burn
your strudel.

Oh, thank you.

And think about it.

If I hadn't inherited the house
I never would have met Brian.

I never would have met you
or Vern

and you wouldn't have met Harry.

It's just one date.

Yeah, but you met at Emily's
Romantic Country Inn.

Come on, that's all
I'm gonna say.

Until I say I hope it works out.

Oooh, what're you doing?

Hey.

Well, you know, you weren't here

so I figured I'd
start breakfast.

I am making pumpkin pancakes.

I mean, come on.

How hard could it be, right?

I've seen you make it at least
a dozen times.

It's a little well done.

That one's hard.

Yeah, that one going
to the goats.

[laughs]

What?

You wanna play with it?
You wanna play frisbee?

Yeah, no.

We could, but let me take over.

I'll do this batch.

I'm doing good.

No, you did great.

I'll handle this next batch.

Ok. Alright.

Well, then I guess I will go
set the table.

Good idea.

It's just terrible.

Ok.

[goats bleat]

Ok.

Alright.

Got one more?

Good way to start the day,
right?

Yeah.

Alright Frank, it's time to hit
the road, buddy.

Ok.

I will call you guys as soon
as I make the delivery.

Thank you so much.

No problem.

Good luck.

Ok, we can finally relax
for a minute

and talk about the wedding.

Yes.

Together.

I'm here.

Ok.

So I need to call the florist.

Um, I've also ordered
all the champagne.

Oh, perfect.

Do you think Frank could pick up
the extra chairs with his van?

I just wanna make sure
we have enough.

Sure, honey. Yeah.

Speaking of Frank, I don't know
why he hasn't called me yet.

He's probably stuck in traffic
or something.

Absolutely not.
This is not... happening.

Ok.

This is not-this
is not happening.

Oh no.

Ok.

Ok.

Oh boy.

Oh boy.

This is... oh, this is not-
this is not ok.

Brian, it's not gonna help
to watch the clock.

We need to plan.

I know, he's supposed to make
this delivery by now so...

Ok.

[phone ringing]

There he is.

Frank.

Frank, hey.

Yeah, can you hear me?

[cutting in and out]
Brian?

Frank, I can't hear you.

What's wrong?

Brian are you there?

Yeah, I'm here.

Did you make the delivery?

The van, it-it broke down.
I've been...

Where-ok, where are you?

Brian?

[cutting in and out]
I can't hear anything.

Frank? Hello?

Brian, are you there?

That's great. I lost him.

His-his van broke down.

Oh no.

Yeah. Oh yeah.

Oh yeah.

Man.

Um... ok.

I'm gonna fix this, ok?

I'm gonna call Township Foods.

Trust me, I'm gonna fix this.
I need a moment.

Where is their number here?

Ok.

Well, um, we lost the account,

and our reputation, I think,
just took a hit.

Jenny, I don't know.

It's a lot harder building
a company than it looks.

We can come back from this.

Jenny, the timing
couldn't be worse.

Come on, we're getting married

and we don't even know
if we have a home.

Come here.

I'm sorry.

[goats bleat]

We need to call Meg.

I know, I know, but
what're we gonna say?

Don't get upset.

I was thinking that maybe we
would just postpone the wedding

and use that money to pay off
whatever we owe her.

Brian, we've sent out
invitations.

People have accepted.

I mean, we've ordered flowers

and cakes and we've put
deposits down.

Look, I know those are just
logistic issues

but there's a bigger issue.

What?

I don't wanna wait
to be your wife.

And I don't wanna wait
to be your husband.

Come here.

Hey, listen.

I don't have any paper.

Princess, I don't.

I have this, ok?

Remember, a little feed
for once.

[phone ringing]

You're gonna act like a little
princess, aren't you?

[sighs]

Oh, man.

Hi dad.

Hi Brian, how are you?

[goats bleat]

Where are you?

I'm... well, I'm actually
in my barn.

That was one of my goats.

Unlike your goat I don't know
what to say.

Well, uh, why don't you start by
telling me why you're calling.

I have to be in the city
tomorrow

and I was hoping
we could have lunch.

Perhaps you could bring
the bride to be.

We've never met.

Uh, you know, dad, it-

Jenny and I are really busy.

It's not really-

We haven't seen each other
in quite some time.

I think we need to break the ice
before the wedding.

Um, yeah. Ok, fine.

You know what, dad?
You're right.

Heritage House, one o'clock?

Sure. Sounds great.

Good.

See you then.

Bye son.

Bye.

So am I as forbidding
as my son suggested?

In a really good way.

As tactful as she is pretty.

It's impossible
not to like this girl.

She's also an amazing chef.

Ah, he's just prejudiced.

And clearly in love.

As am I.

As the wedding would indicate.

We're so happy that you
can make it.

I'm looking forward to seeing
this rural paradise

the two of you have inherited.

Oh, it's beautiful.

It's actually really especially
lovely this time of year.

Mmm.

I hope you'll forgive me
for being frank.

Frank is overrated, dad.

I'm your father.

If I don't say it, who will?

It's ok.

What do you have against
New York?

Nothing.

I used to live here.

I just really prefer my home
in the country.

You know what?

Hey, why don't we order
and then we can continue on

with the inquisition.

I just find it regrettable
that my son has to choose

between his career and the woman
he wants to marry.

Yeah, well it's a decision
I made of my own free will, dad.

You're an innkeeper
with a herd of goats.

You find that fulfilling?

You never met my goats.

[laughs]

I apologize if I'm overstepping,

I just felt it needed
to be said.

I appreciate your honesty.

This is actually him
on his best behaviour.

Who would I be
if I didn't meddle?

I have no idea.

I have a great idea.

Let's try and find out.

What do you think?

I'll try my best.

Oh.

To trying your best.

To trying.

[phone rings]

Honey, will you grab
the phone please?

Ok.

[phone rings]

Emily's Country Inn.

Brian.

It's-it's Meg.

Oh. Hey there, Meg.

Um, I was wondering if you could
tell me what you've decided.

Um, you know, it's funny
you should say that.

We were just talking about you.

I was actually gonna call you,
um...

And what were you going to say?

Uh...

Brian I can't wait much longer.

Look, obviously we're trying
to expand Jenny's company.

She makes these incredible
baked goods.

Yes, I've tried them.

And-and we just need more
vendors to carry her product.

It could take years to turn
a significant profit.

Well aware of that which is why
we're looking at other options.

Look, I'm planning a trip
there this weekend.

Let's try to get this resolved.

Great. Can't wait to see ya.

Bye bye.

[goats bleat]

Hey babe. Oh, that's nice
of you.

Take a break.

Yeah, good idea.
Thank you.

Sure.

You alright? What's up?

I just can't stop
thinking about-

about Meg and what
we're gonna tell her.

Yeah.

Yeah, I've been thinking
about that and...

I could go and ask my dad
for a loan.

But of course he's going
through the divorce,

I'm sure money's tight.

Yeah.

It's not a good idea actually,
is it?

No, I agree.

There's Harry.

He's got lots of money,
but he just bought that condo.

You know what?
We'll figure it out.

[goat bleats]

Well hello.

Hi.

We could breed goats.

[laughs]

We seem to be good at that.

I'm not exactly sure Meg would
see the potential in that.

No.

Hi.

I could be a stand-up comic.

Yeah, I mean, you don't
even need an act.

You just need your toolbox.

[laughs]

If we have to sell the house

we could always come out here
to the gazebo,

stay with the goats.

[laughs]

When they tap on the wood,

it's actually soothing.

It puts me to sleep.

It's cold at night but their fur
makes me warm.

Thanks for always making
me laugh.

As long as we have each other,
right?

Yeah.

I love you.

I love you.

[goat bleats]

[laughs]

[mimicking]
Mehhh....

Shoo. Shoo.

Get away.

Hi Meg.

You need to curb your goats.

They're very friendly.

I have a new room ready for you.

Sorry about the welcoming
committee.

I'm sure she's harmless
but it was a little jarring.

Technically one of the goats
is yours.

Oh, well you can consider

my third of the herd
a wedding gift.

Look, I need you to make
a decision on the house.

Meg, we're trying.
Believe me.

If you can't afford to buy me
out we can sell it.

I'm sure your attorney agreed

it's the only practical thing
to do.

That's the thing, though.

This house has never
been practical,

and that is just what I love
about it, you know?

The-the singing sink and
the creaking stairs and...

it's just all the memories
they bring to mind.

How can you have an emotional
attachment to plumbing?

I'll be in my third
of the house.

You know, Jenny and I once
divided this house in half.

Yeah.

But we shared the kitchen.

We were barely speaking.

Then we fell in love.

The romance of this place
escapes me.

Family, huh? Wow.

Hey, how's it going?

How's it going?

Uh...

Hey, look.

I'm sorry about the van
breaking down.

Don't worry about it.
It's fine.

It's uh, it's ok.

I'm still out of those
curved nails.

Yeah.

What do you need?

I don't need anything, Tommy.
Just a friend.

You came to the right place.

Tommy, it looks like we're gonna
have to sell the house.

I'm really sorry to hear that.

Yeah.

You know, that house
feels like home.

It's hard to come by, so...

Yeah, it is.

I wish there was something
I could do.

You're doing it.

I don't know, I just-
I came in here and I...

I don't know, I felt
horrible and...

Now I just feel short.

Yeah.

Well, I can't help you
with that, buddy.

Have a good day, stretch.

...I'm glad.

I hate to overshadow the groom

but I look oooh, mighty good
in my new suit.

I am sure you do.

I have to tell ya,

I think I'm more excited about
this wedding than the bride is.

I have to tell you something.

You're not getting cold feet.

About me and Brian?

No.

No, never.

Then why the furrowed brow?

Emily means so much to me.

Sorry, I just don't know
what to do.

We may lose the house.

What?

That's not what Emily
would have wanted.

I know.

I hate the thought of losing
you and Brian.

We don't wanna lose you, either.

We really don't.

The real estate market is stable
but this house is old.

It's not increasing in value.

And B&B's often go under.

Do you like being an accountant?

Yes.

Numbers are always predictable,
no surprises.

Unlike people.

That's right.

Yeah, I know the feeling.

Uh, so, the barn.

Um...

That won't appeal to everyone.

Oh, well I-

Jenny!

Hey Andy.

Hey.

Meg.

Hi. I know this is odd to say

but I'm sorry you may be
selling the house.

Yeah.

But you know what?

If it has to be with someone
I'm glad it's with a friend.

I know you'll be fair
to everyone.

I mean, it won't sell
right away.

And then there's the escrow.

Are-are you going
to the wedding?

Of course she is, you're family.

You too, Andy.

I hope you can make it.

Oh, nothing I love more
than a wedding.

Good.

I have to get in
and make lunch so...

They don't make them nicer
than your cousin.

Distant cousin.

We hardly know each other.

Well, maybe you should close
that distance.

Maybe so.

Oh, I love everything
about that house.

I know you do, honey.

I know we have to sell it,

I just haven't wanted
to say that out loud.

Well, you did.

The world didn't end, right?

Come on.

It's a wonderful chapter
in our lives.

I just hope whoever buys it
knows how lucky they are.

I hope whoever buys it
doesn't decide to tear it down.

What do you mean?

Jenny, come on, a developer
goes in there,

they're not gonna appreciate
the idiosyncrasies

as much as you and me.

I can't think about that.

Let's just... let's just think
about the memories.

Ok, the memories.

Do you remember when it rained
in each one of our bedrooms?

Yeah.

Do you remember our first kiss?

Yeah.

Gabby having the kids
in the barn.

And when I proposed to you.

And then you proposed-

Again.

All over-

[laughs]

Hey, we may lose the house
but it's the memories we keep.

Ok?

Yeah.

[goats bleat]

[laughs]

Hey.

Hi there.

Hi there.

As goats go I guess
you're kinda cute.

[phone ringing]

Emily's Country Inn.

Um, yeah, I'm-I'm afraid
the inn is going to be closing.

Yeah, I'm sorry too.

Well, thanks for calling.
Ok, bye bye.

Hi, I'm actually
just making lunch.

I have to work.

I could bring a sandwich
to your room.

Why are you so nice to me?

Because that's who she is.

House or no house, nothing
is going to change that.

Spoken like a man in love.

I am.

Let me know if you change
your mind.

About selling the house?

No, about the sandwich.

Oh, my mistake.

I'm not used to trusting people.

Yeah, I wasn't either
until I met Jenny.

Awe.

I envy you both.

I'm hungry. I'll take
that sandwich.

Ok.

I don't get it.

How can you be so fond
of a sink?

You had to be there, I guess.

Be where? When?

When we first moved in
the sink stopped up

and we couldn't afford a plumber
so Brian fixed it himself.

Fixed might be a misnomer.

Yeah.

Every time I turn it on I just
remember how proud he was.

And I get serenaded
at the same time.

I'm not sure a prospective
buyer will see it as an asset.

Like I said, you had
to be there.

We are watching every single
sunset until the day we move.

You do know that you can
take the sunset with you,

you know that, right?

[laughs]

We're gonna have to find a place
big enough for four goats.

No, no, no. Four goats
and a gazebo.

After all that hard work
I'm not leaving that behind.

[laughs]

That's so cute.

I want the wedding to be
our big send-off.

You know, like a celebration
of all that Emily's given us.

That's a lot of pressure, honey.

I'm gonna have to practise
that kiss.

Come here.

This is as good as a sunset
gets, isn't it?

Yeah.

[knocking]

Come in.

I brought you some
hot apple cider.

I thought you might like some.

Thank you.

Sure.

It's from our apple tree
behind the barn.

I just want you to understand
why I love this place so much.

You know, maybe if you knew
more about Emily-

Who neither of us ever met.

Right.

When I first moved in
I found this card.

It was from someone
named Lester,

and Vern told me that
was actually his brother.

Vern?

You'll meet him at the wedding.

He's giving me away.

[message alert]

Lester and Emily were deeply
in love,

but he died in the war,
and after that she just,

she closed herself off

and she lived the rest
of her life alone.

Why are you telling me this?

Because Emily's your family
and she connects you and me.

After I got engaged I went out
and bought the dress.

I had the guest list,
the whole nine yards.

And then it ended.

I haven't been particularly
lucky in love.

I'm so sorry you went
through that.

I'm not good at talking
about myself.

It never seems to get
me anywhere.

Well, I appreciate you
opening up.

I really need to get back
to work.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

[gasps]
Ohhh...

Hey babe.

No, no, no, no!
Don't look! Don't look!

Ok.

It's bad luck to see the shoes
before the wedding.

I think that applies
to the dress, honey.

I'm not taking any chances.

Ok.

Ok, you can look.

Good.

My father just called.

Oh.

Yeah.

Ok, what'd he say?

Yeah, he said he's
coming tomorrow

and he wants to stay
at the house.

I think that's really bad luck.

And that's Meg and your dad
at the house at the same time

and the wedding's in a week.

I was thinking maybe skip town
or elope.

That's a bad joke poorly timed.

Ok, I'm outta here.

Didn't see the shoes,
bet they're to die for!

[laughs]

I'm getting married, oh!

I'm getting married!

Uh huh.

Uh huh what?

Why did you get a pick-up truck?

It came with the house, dad.
Let's go.

Get your bag.

Ah, I left my magazine
on the train.

Oh, that's too bad.

Gabby will be disappointed.

Gabby the goat?

Yeah.

She can read?

No, she eats paper, dad.

You know, newspapers,
spreadsheets.

In fact, she also eats
all my resumes

'cause she knows I'm not
gonna need them anymore.

I hope she's mistaken.

[laughs]

Ah.

It's smaller than I imagined,
but quite charming.

Ok, yeah.

Except for the for sale sign.
Appreciate that, dad.

Feed it to your goat.

Ah.

So glad you're here, pops.

[chuckles]

[knocking]

Yes?

I just wanted to bring you
some towels and a blanket.

Thank you.

Of course.

Let me know if you need
anything else.

Well, there is um,
something actually.

Some perspective.

Ok.

Does Brian ever talk about me?

Of course, yeah.
He does.

I could use a little guidance.

Just a sense of where I stand.

I think he misses you.

And not just recently,

but what might have been
when he was growing up.

I put my work first
all too often.

And then after the divorce
his mother remarried

and they moved away and uh...

You need to get to know him.

Thank you, Jenny.

Of course.

Hey, babe. How're you doing?

Hey. Great. Does this look ok?

I mean, what does your dad
normally eat for breakfast?

Uh...

I- that's something
a son should know.

I have no ide-

I mean, we've never even had
breakfast together.

So I'm sorry, honey.

I have no idea what he would
like for breakfast.

I don't even know if he
likes me, really.

Are you ok?

Apparently not.

But I-I'm sure I'll be better
if he approves of the way

I set the table.

Ok, I don't know whether
I should worry or laugh.

Yeah. Neither do I.

Mmm.

The eggs Benedict
is remarkably good.

I'm so glad you like it.

Your talents are wasted
in a B&B.

Why limit yourself to breakfast?

Actually, dad, it was gonna
be called a B&B&D.

Bed, breakfast, and dinner.

Ah.

Why not just open a restaurant?

Well, that was kind
of Brian's idea.

We might do it, right?

I mean, it doesn't have
to be at the inn.

But what about the company?

I mean, would you have
enough time?

Well, Jenny's Home Baked
has been taking off, right?

I mean, a lot of vendors
are carrying her product.

Yeah, and thanks to Brian.

I'm just building something
I believe in.

[goats bleat]

Oh.

Uh, if you'll excuse me
I have to feed the goats.

Words I never thought a son
of mine would say.

[laughing]

How about you join me?

If only as an observer.

If you'll excuse me, ladies.

Thank you so much
for joining us.

I really wanted everyone
to meet.

You are determined to turn
everyone into family.

[laughs]

I'm not used to anyone
being aware of me,

how I might feel.

Sandwiches and
the hot apple cider.

I don't quite know
what to make of you.

Hey.

Look, I came here
for the wedding,

not to meddle.

It's just really hard for me
to grasp

the appeal of a provincial life.

Gabby.

You know, dad, my interest
in stocks when I was a kid

was my way of trying
to communicate

with my intimidating father.

That was never my intention.

Sure. But it's not
who I really am.

It's who I was trying
to be for you.

We have things in common.

Really? Like what?

What about sports?

We played our share of
basketball in the park.

Dad, come on.

We were horrible.

That's something we share.

Our lack of athleticism.

Not to mention our sense
of humour.

You know, Jenny says
it all the time.

I'm always trying to say
something clever

or try to be funny.

You know why I do it?

Because it reminds me of you.

I don't know.

What will you do
once the inn is closed?

Continue to help build up
Jenny's Home Baked.

Maybe we'll open up
a restaurant.

I know it's not much to you,

but what's important to me now,
dad, is being true to myself

and doing everything I can
to give the love of my life

a chance to fulfill her dream.

[sneezes]

Pivotal conversations should
not take place in barns.

Come on, dad.

Maybe you're allergic to goats.

I was.

And then I built up an immunity.

Come here. Come here.

There you go, Ricky.

And you know what?

Then these kids arrived
and I'm fine with them.

My son the shepherd.

[chuckles]

[sneezes]

And you thought
we had nothing in common.

Hey.

Come over here.

Come over here!
Come on!

I'm good.

Oh, seriously.
Take your jacket off.

No, seriously, I'm good.

[laughs]

The land will be the attraction
for the out-of-towners.

The scenery really is beautiful.

What?

You seem different.

In what way.

I don't know.

Maybe a little less uptight.

Maybe I just needed
time off work.

Maybe it's this place.

Or maybe you're just trying
to talk me out of selling.

Come on, that's a little cynical
isn't it?

I- I hope not. I don't wanna be.

You can believe the best
or the worst about people.

I think it's a little less
lonely to believe the best.

Maybe you're right.

You-you don't like the bodice?

Is it too tight?
Too loose?

Because it looks great.

No, I... the dress is perfect.

It's everything I dreamed
it would be.

It's perfect.

Then what's the matter?

Nothing.

I'm fine.

As I was leaving

Brian told me we might have
a buyer for the house.

You're selling the inn?

I'm afraid so.

No. I'm the maid of honour

and my job is to keep you in
bride mode until the wedding.

You look beautiful
in that dress.

Just focus on that.

Sorry, no.

No, no!

I- I am not gonna let
anything cast a shadow

over the happiest day
of my life.

I mean, life is a rollercoaster
and so is marriage and...

Brian and I are so-

we're so lucky because no matter
what we have each other.

Wow.

The beautiful bride is going
to be a very good wife.

You have this maid
of honour thing down, Casey.

How does it feel?

It feels like happily
ever after... in lace.

Yeah.

Are you nervous?

No, no.

No Tom, I'm not nervous
about the wedding.

I'm nervous about the house.

And yeah, we've got quite
a nice acreage,

we've got some uh-

I think it's gonna sell.

Ah. He doesn't look like
the Buck's County type.

No, he looks like a developer.

Right?

Absolutely.

We're gonna fix that,
don't worry about that.

So as you can see it's quite a
spacious living room area here.

Um, that brings us
into the kitchen.

[humming sound]

What's that noise?

It's singing.

Yeah, it is.

The plumbing needs to be redone

Oh, um... The house
is pretty old.

Well, it's got a lot of charm.
I-I like to think.

Nah, I think I'm gonna
wanna rebuild.

Well...

So um, we just got an offer
on the house.

It was fun while it lasted,
wasn't it?

Yeah.

I'm really glad you're here,
buddy.

Brian and Jenny mean a lot
to this town.

So does the inn.

Alice would like to say
a few words.

Jenny and Brian make me happy.

It's that simple.

I can't let them lose
that place.

I'd like to make a contribution
as a measure of my gratitude.

Well, I met Tommy at the inn.

I mean, I kept asking for more
outlets in my room.

It was just an excuse
to see you again.

I gave the inn five stars
in my review,

But if I could I would
give it ten.

Thank you, thank you.

That house gave me a lot.

Jenny and that guy
she's gonna marry.

Ulgh.

Emily's Country Inn
is not gonna close,

I guarantee you folks.

Not on my watch.

Ba-da-pum!

When I try and do
the right thing

I ask myself what
would Jenny do?

She would make sure that I'm ok.

You betcha.

And thanks to the inn I now have
a date for the wedding.

Oh, ho, ho.

Sorry, Vern.

Well, um...

I've never been so happy
to lose the commission.

Let's save the inn!

(all) Yes!

Look, it's-we're obviously
at Creamaccino's.

We've also got 10 other
locations around the county

popping up because we're-
we're uh... um,

Alyssa, I'm gonna have to call
you back, is that ok?

Bye.

Tommy.

You guys are early.

The wedding isn't
until tomorrow.

That's not why we're here.

Where's Jenny?

Uh, she's...
come on in.

Wow, they just don't stop,
do they?

Hi everybody.

She's upstairs, I'll go get her.

Uh, hey, honey?

Jenny?

Hey.

Um, everybody's here.

Where?

You might wanna see this.

What?

What-what-what's going on?

Well, we all have something
we'd like to give you.

Because of everything
that you've given us.

So you can stay
where you belong.

This is from all of us.

That's $32,000.

It's the down payment
on what you owe.

We're hoping it's enough to
um... buy them a bit more time.

I mean, I-I don't even know
what to say.

Wow.

This is remarkable.

I've never seen anything
like it.

Look, I don't wanna be
the bad guy in this story.

I want you and Brian
to keep the house.

We're gonna pay you
every single dime.

I know.

I trust you.

We're family.

Meg, thank you.

You guys, this is um, wow.

From the bottom of our hearts.

Thank you so much.

You guys are way too generous.

I don't know what to say.

I am beginning to understand
what you see in this place.

Yeah, tell me about it.

[goats bleat]

Dad?

Yes.

Can you help me with this tie?

Oh, sure.

I don't know if
it's straight or...

I'd be happy to.

You just have to make that
back loop a little bit there.

So, how do you feel?

Like a son.

That's funny.

I feel like a father.

Well, whatever it is and however
we got here, I'll take it.

There you go.

I wish for you a very
happy life.

Go get married.

Thanks dad.

This dress is so perfect.

Thanks.

But there's something missing.

There is?

I thought you might like
to wear these.

Meg, these are-
these are beautiful.

They're only on loan.

[laughs]

Something borrowed,
something blue.

They were my grandmothers.

She said they were a gift
from her cousin.

Maybe they were from Emily.

That's what I was thinking.

What I was hoping.

Thanks.

Coming here and meeting you has
made me rethink my priorities.

I'm thinking of opening
my own firm.

Maybe even here.

So I'll be seeing more of you?

A lot more.

You know, I always thought
I was alone.

But now we have each other.

Yeah.

Knock knock.

It's almost time.

Are you ready?

Ready as I'll ever be.

And unbearably happy.

[goats bleat]

Thanks.

♪ ♪

I guess that's our cue.

♪ ♪

♪ Forever can never be long enough for me ♪

♪ To feel like I've had
long enough with you ♪

♪ Forget the world now we won't let them see ♪

♪ But there's one thing left to do ♪

You are one lucky duck.

And so is the bride.

♪ Love has surely shifted my way ♪

♪ Marry me, ♪

♪ Today and every day ♪

We're gathered together today

to join Jenny and Brian
in marriage.

Brian, do you take Jenny
to be your wife,

to have and to hold,
from this day forward?

I do.

And Jenny, do you take
Brian to be your husband,

to have and to hold,
from this day forward?

I do.

Forever and ever and ever.

[laughs]

Jenny, you are my north star.

I believe in you

and I love you more and more
with every breath.

I'm honoured and I'm privileged
to have you as my wife.

Brian, you are the love
I always hoped I'd find.

We just needed Emily
to introduce us.

You are my destiny.

You are my happiness.

You are my heart.

And I love you.

Toolbox and all.

I love you.

[laughs]

♪ ♪

With this ring I thee wed.

With this ring I thee wed.

I now pronounce you
husband and wife.

[cheering and applause]

You may continue
to kiss the bride.

[laughing]

[applause]

Are you ready to start the rest
of our lives?

I am.

After you.

[cheering and applause]

♪ Marry me ♪

♪ If I ever get the nerve
to say hello in this cafe ♪

♪ Say you will ♪

[clinking glasses]

Alright. Alright.

♪ Say you will ♪

Ok, ok, ok.

[cheering]

Brian and Jenny are
a lesson in love.

The inn was just a house
until you brought it to life.

All of us are mighty grateful
you did.

Thanks Tom.

To the bride and groom.

(Vern) To the bride and groom.

Thanks, Tommy.

And to Emily, wherever you are,
I'll bet you're smiling.

To Emily!

(all) To Emily.

Our cake.

Ok.

You ready?

(All) Yes!

Ok.

You're gonna feed me first?

...two, one...

[cheering]

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

♪ ♪