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(Amy): Previously

on "Heartland:"

- You said you were dating

again,

is that serious,

or is it just casual?

- Well, I mean, we're not

putting labels on things.

We're just gonna see

how this goes.

- See how it goes, that's...

that's good.

Smart.

- I'm movin' in.

- Movin' in where?

- Here. To Heartland.

- I just shouldn't have

given you an ultimatum.

Total fail, you know?

- Total fail.

- Yeah.

♪♪

I shouldn't have driven away.

♪♪

♪ Oh my beloved ♪

♪ Kindness of the heart ♪

♪ Breath of life ♪

♪ I bow to you ♪

♪ And I'm comin' home ♪

♪ And I'm comin' home ♪

- Yay! Great job!

- There we go!

You're doin' so good!

- Yay! (Laughs)

- Looks like someone's

having a fun morning!

- Oh, she's getting so good

at riding.

- Was there every any doubt?

- Are you building something?

- Yeah, maybe.

(Amy): Good...

- I just finished putting up

a shop over at Stumpy's place,

and I got to thinkin'.

Maybe we oughta build

Lyndy a treehouse.

- Well, don't you think

she's a little young

for a treehouse?

(Tim): Treehouse?

That's a fantastic idea.

Count me in.

♪♪

- Yes. Oh.

All I'm asking for

is a little notice next time.

I know. Okay.

Have a great trip.

(Sighs) Thanks for

the heads up, Jen.

She booked a horse yoga retreat

for one of her friends

at the dude ranch this weekend!

- Horse yoga?

Is that a real thing?

- Apparently, check it out.

- Oh my gosh, that's so weird.

- I just wish

that she had told me

before she went on vacation,

because now I'm scrambling

to set everything up.

Anyway, if you're good here

I've gotta run,

I'm meeting this "friend"

in like, seven minutes.

- Okay.

- Okay.

- As we come out of Shavasana,

I wanna thank you

for joining me

in this beautiful practice

today.

Hands to the third eye.

The light in me honours

the light in you.

Namaste.

(Class): Namaste.

(Class chatters quietly)

- Great work, guys.

See you next week.

- Hi, Maya?

- Hi.

- Hi, I'm Lou.

- Oh hi, so great to meet you!

And thank you so much

for letting me use

your absolutely stunning

dude ranch.

- Oh, you've seen it?

- Yeah, Jen gave me a tour

last week,

and I was blown away,

what an amazing spot,

and what an incredible job

you've done there.

I mean, it's breathtaking.

- Thank you.

- One thing, though.

It looks like we'll have

to get our meals catered.

- Oh, Jen should've mentioned,

we actually have a pretty

expansive menu.

- Yes, and she did.

And I... I hate to be that girl,

but I'm vegan,

and most of the people

in class are as well.

- Well, we would be happy

to stray away

from our usual fare.

- Really? You could do that?

- I'll tell you what, why don't

you come by for dinner tonight,

and I'll give you a taste

of the kind of meals

we could pull off.

- Oh, that would be great!

I mean, I would love to meet

your whole family.

Mitch has told me so much

about all of you.

- Oh, you know Mitch?

- Yeah.

Yeah, Jen didn't tell you?

She's the one

who introduced us;

he's my boyfriend.

(Woman): Bye Maya, thanks a lot!

- Bye, take care,

I'll see you next week.

(Woman): See ya!

♪♪

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ You sank into your dream ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ Oh oh oh oh ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

- Well, it's not enough

I have to have to live

under the same roof as Tim,

now I have to build

a treehouse with him?!

(Ty): Oh, come on, Jack,

it won't be that bad.

(Car rumbles)

- Well, look who it is.

- Clint! Hey! How are you?

- Amy.

- Good to see you.

- I hear congratulations

are in order.

- Yes, we had a baby girl,

Lyndy.

I just put her down

for her nap.

- Aw, I'll have to meet her

next time.

- Clint, how are you?

- Hey.

- We're just about to build

a treehouse.

- Oh! Jack.

How you doin'?

Things goin' well?

- Oh, great, you bet.

But you didn't come

all the way out here

just to see how I was doing,

did you?

- No, guilty as charged.

I do have another favour to ask.

- Yeah, what can I do for you?

- You know, actually I came

here to see Ty this time.

- Oh yeah?

- Yeah.

You know, I've got

this new case, um...

he's a little boy, Luke.

And he's having some trouble

at school.

You know, getting into fights.

The last one got him suspended.

- Okay.

- See, his mother says

he seems fine at home,

but the teachers tell

a different story.

Out of the blue he'll just

have these violent outbursts.

- Hmm.

- I just thought, you know,

a couple of days around horses,

on a ranch

might put him in a better

headspace.

- Well, when were you thinking?

- When would be good for you?

- Um, I don't know, we...

- We're around all weekend.

- Oh, that'd be great,

because I could drop him off

and pick him up both days.

- Yeah. Yeah, sure.

- (Laughs) Thank you, Ty.

I know you're gonna make

a real difference.

(Car door slams)

- Hey, what's up?

- Oh, nothing.

Except I just invited Maya

for dinner.

- What? Why?

- Why didn't you tell me

about her?

I had no idea

she was your girlfriend!

- I did.

- No, you mentioned

you were dating someone,

you didn't tell me

it was Jen's friend.

- Well, why would that matter?

- Because she just booked

a yoga retreat here,

at my dude ranch.

- Really?

Maya teaches so many classes

I can't keep up.

But... if it made you feel

awkward--

- Awkward? I didn't say that.

- Well, why did you come

all the way down here

to make me feel like I did

something wrong?

Because I didn't.

Did I?

- No, you didn't.

You just... you said

we were gonna be honest

about this kind of thing,

and I felt a little sideswiped,

that's all, but you know what?

It's gonna be great,

it's gonna be awesome.

I'm gonna do horse yoga.

So... there is that.

- (Sighs)

(Jack): I think that's the one.

(Tim): That?! Come on,

we can do better than that!

- Oh...

- Oh! Hey, hold it.

Take a look at this.

(Paper rustles)

Have a look at that!

(Jack): Okay, so where'd

you get that?

- Doesn't matter.

That's a beauty.

- Well, I like this better.

- No craftsmanship.

- Okay, guys, guys,

hold on a second, all right?

I've been reading

these articles online

about treehouses

being too high,

and kids falling out of them,

getting injured, I just...

I think ours should be a little

closer to the ground.

- They call it a treehouse

because it's supposed to be

in a tree, Ty.

- And it will be, just... lower

to the ground, I guess, so...

- Thank you.

- Ty is right,

we gotta be safe.

- All right.

- Fine.

But we do this one.

- Fine, we'll do this one.

- Great. Any other precautions

you wanna take?

Alarm system? Fire alarm?

Padded walls?

- No, this is good.

We'll do this.

- Good choice,

I'll take the plans.

- Oh. Okay, well...

I guess we're done?

(Lou): Here we go.

So we have a chickpea falafel.

- Wow.

- Hmm.

(Lou): A beet pesto pasta.

- Where's the meat?

- And this is a sweet

and sour tofu,

and a black bean quinoa

buddha bowl.

- Wow, it all looks

so delicious.

- Yeah, it sure does.

- I literally do not know

where to begin.

- Thank you for being such

good sports about this.

- This is actually really good.

- Oh, good.

(Maya): And tons of protein.

You could add it

into your training diet.

I've heard

you're a show jumper,

and a pretty darn good one.

- (Laughs shyly)

- Now let's see if I've got

this all straight

about the rest of you.

Now, I know you have this

magical connection with horses.

And you save endangered animals

all around the world.

You're the cattleman

who keeps this place running.

And... you are the rodeo legend

who started his own school.

- Well, it doesn't compare

to doing handstands on a horse.

(Chuckles)

- I know horse yoga sounds

kinda crazy,

but it combines two of the most

Zen things you can do.

And I'm totally stoked

I get to do it with my own

horse this weekend.

- Is this the first time

that you two

have done yoga together?

- Yeah.

Yeah, it should be a great

bonding experience.

I mean, he's been a little

jealous lately

now that he's not the only man

in my life.

- (Coughs) Um...

Maya, I love your purse.

- Oh thanks, it's not a purse,

actually.

It's a gift bag with

well, gifts for all of you.

You might think

this is a little weird,

but I believe in the healing

powers of gemstones.

So I picked some out

that I thought would be helpful

for each of you.

- Um, this is amethyst,

isn't it?

- That's right, for tranquility.

I know how stressed out busy

people like yourself can get.

- Oh... thank you.

(Tim): Well, Maya, I use this.

I got this in Mongolia.

Have you ever been there?

- No, I haven't.

- A Shaman gave it to me.

- Wow, that is so cool.

(Birds chirp, insects buzz)

- (Grunt of effort)

You mind giving us a hand here?

- I'm setting up my work

area here.

- Your work area?

- Well, I think I'm better with

the tools at this point, right?

- No, you're not!

- Okay, guys!

You'll both get a chance

to play with the toys.

Relax.

All right...

(Cell phone chimes)

Okay.

This is probably Clint.

Okay, I've gotta go meet

that kid in a few minutes.

So play nice, you two!

(Birds chirp)

(Footsteps crunch

in the foliage)

- I know you miss Lisa, but

it's not my fault she's gone,

so don't take it out on me.

- Yeah, you moving

into my house doesn't help.

- Well, it's temporary.

- Hey, Amy thought these three

were the best.

Um, I'm gonna take this guy,

can you grab the other two?

- Yeah, sure.

(Horse nickers)

(Gate creaks)

- Excuse me,

are you the Georgie

Fleming-Morris?

Can I get an autograph please?

- What are you doing here?

- My Mom said that

I had to do some odd jobs

around the dude ranch.

You cool with that?

'Cause like, we haven't seen

each other in a while.

And you're like,

a huge superstar now.

- Put that thing away.

I've gotta get these horses

ready for some yoga.

- Oh yeah, my Mom told me

about that,

that sounds hilarious.

- (Laughs) I know, right?

- Yeah.

- Okay, bud.

(Car rumbles)

(Clint): Hey, guys!

(Amy and Ty): Hey!

(Amy sighs)

- Hey, I'd like you

to meet Luke.

(Doors slam)

- Hey, Luke.

- Luke, this is Ty.

This is Amy,

I told you about them.

(Ty and Amy): Hey.

- You know, I actually

brought Ty out here

when he was a little bit

older than you.

He liked it so much

he never left.

(Amy and Ty laugh)

(Amy): This guy here is my

horse, Spartan.

He's pretty special to me.

And this one's Phoenix.

He's an excellent jumper.

And the one beside him

is Trouble,

because when he get here,

well...

he was trouble.

Do you wanna take one

for a ride?

- I don't know how.

- Oh, that's okay,

you should've seen Ty

when he got here.

- Hey, come on now.

- I'm serious!

He had no idea how to ride,

and now he has his own horse.

This guy here, Harley.

(Cell phone rings)

- It's my Mom.

(Beeps phone on)

Hi, Mom.

- Hmm.

- Well, he's not what

I expected.

- And what exactly

were you expecting?

- I don't know, I guess like,

rougher, maybe a bit

of attitude?

(Luke): How are you?

(Ty): He's just so quiet.

(Amy): Mm, well, just give it

some time.

- All right.

- I need to head over

to the dude ranch

to do that yoga thing.

Do you think maybe Luke could

help you build the treehouse?

- Yeah, okay.

- Okay.

You have fun.

- You too.

- Thanks.

(Lou): Hey Amy, you made it.

(Amy): Yep, I'm here.

(Reins jingle)

- What's with the extra horse?

- That one's for Mitch.

- Excuse me?

- Come on, do this with us.

- Uh, are you serious?

- You'll be great, cowboy.

(Giggles)

- Ah, all right, okay, okay.

- Let's start with a few

movements to warm up.

And I want you to...

lengthen your spine,

palms upward.

Take a deep breath as you raise

your arms above your head,

for a nice big stretch...

(Warrior snorts)

Whoops!

Where are you going, Warrior?

Whoa! No big deal.

If your horse wants to move,

don't stress.

Just continue breathing

as you check in with him,

make sure he's all good.

- (Chuckles)

(Maya): Let's try this again.

So I want you to put your palms

on your horse's back,

and you're gonna bring

your knees back and up,

just like that, and inhale...

(Warrior squeals, whinnies)

Aaah! Oh! Oh!

(Mitch): Maya!

Oh! You okay?

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

I'm fine.

- He seems a little

high strung.

- I know, I-I don't know why.

I take him on a trail ride

almost every day.

- How long have you had him?

Hey...

- I saw him about a year ago

at an auction,

and no one wanted him

'cause he's a mustang.

But I-I loved his name,

and I just had to save him.

And I know he can do this,

and I really wanna experience

it together.

He never acts out on trail

rides, I mean...

- Have you ridden him

without a saddle before?

- No.

- Okay, well, that could be it.

He just might not be

comfortable without one.

- Well, what do you think, Amy?

Do you think you could do

some work on him?

- Oh, that would be amazing.

It would mean so much to me.

(Amy): Well, uh...

I'll have to miss out on yoga,

but uh,

I could probably have him ready

for you to use the second day.

- Oh my God, that-I would be

so grateful, thank you!

- Yeah, oh-oh.

(Laughs) Okay!

- Hey, guys! I found us

a new set of hands.

- You know, if this thing

was any closer to the ground,

it wouldn't officially be

a treehouse.

- This looks great.

This is Luke.

- Well, it's nice to meet you,

Luke.

I'm Jack.

Welcome to the party.

- Hello, little buddy.

I'm Tim.

Hey, uh, here's something

you might wanna do.

- Yeah.

- I assembled all the parts

for a birdhouse

that I want to end up looking

like our treehouse.

So maybe you wanna try

to assemble that,

put it together,

what do you think?

- Yeah, sounds like

a good idea.

(Ty): And uh... what have we

got here, let's see.

These look like the roof panels.

What do you think,

do they probably go in here?

Like that?

- I guess so.

(Jack): Think you can manage?

(Ty): Oh yeah,

we'll figure it out.

Right, Luke?

- Yeah, yeah, apparently.

- Oh, really?

- Oh she is, yeah.

- Yeah, obviously.

(Low hum of chatter)

- Are you thinking

what I'm thinking?

- Yes, horse yoga is...

ridiculous.

(Both laugh)

- Okay, yeah, that too.

But I'm talking about

what's going on over there.

Maya is totally crushing.

- Oh, really?

- Yeah, she's fawning

all over Mitch.

And the worst part is,

he doesn't even seem to mind.

I wonder if my Mom's noticed.

(Hammer thuds)

(Ty grunts with effort)

- How's it goin', Luke?

- Okay.

(Saw whirs loudly)

- You'd do a lot better if you

weren't starin' at your phone.

(Keys tap)

Come on, kid!

This is the great outdoors,

Mother Nature,

it's beautiful.

You can play games later.

- I'm not playing a game.

I'm just texting my Mom.

- Well, you can do that later,

too.

You know, when I was a kid,

we'd spend all day outside.

Never talk to our parents once.

- All right, Tim.

(Tim): Yeah, I know, I know.

Times have changed, right?

I'll tell you what; I'll hang

on to this while you build.

- Hey! Hey! Give that back!

- I'll give it back after

you make a little progress.

- (Crashing thuds) Aaah!

- Whoa, what are you doing?

- Whoa, hey! Whoa! Whoa!

Ah! Hey! Give me that.

What's goin' on with you?

- (Takes a hitching breath)

- Luke!

♪♪

- (Luke pants heavily)

(Ty): Luke, can you please stop?

I'm serious, Luke!

All right, that's far enough,

okay?!

Aah! (Yells) Luke!

Stop!

- (Panting heavily)

- (Sighs)

Listen, I'm sorry for yelling.

All right?

It's just, Clint expects me

to keep you safe.

And that includes not letting

you run off into the woods.

- (Sighs)

- What happened back there?

I know Tim shouldn't have

taken your phone.

But why'd you destroy

the birdhouse?

- I wanna go.

Can you call Clint?

(Ty): (Sighs)

Let's just do something

different, okay?

You wanna check out

my motorcycle?

Okay, well...

Let's go feed the horses then,

okay?

- Can you just call Clint?

- All right.

Come on.

(Footsteps rustle

in the foliage)

(Crickets chirp)

(Ty): All right, thanks.

See you tomorrow, Clint.

Okay, bye.

(Beeps phone off)

Guess who's comin' back?

- Well, then things didn't go

as bad as you thought.

- Uh no, Luke's Mom doesn't

have any childcare lined up.

- Don't be so hard on yourself.

- I kinda lost it on him.

I got rattled, and...

(Sighs)

- You guys are still figuring

each other out.

- Well, your Dad shouldn'tve

been teasing him.

The guy's just so intense,

though.

I have to find a way

to keep those two apart.

- Maybe I can help with that.

(Birds chirp)

- Well, from what I can tell,

he's perfectly healthy.

No back issues,

or anything like that.

- Okay, well, that's good.

I just really wanted

to rule that out.

(Car rumbles)

(Clint): Hey!

- Hey.

- A glorious day, isn't it?

(Engine shuts off)

- There he is.

(Amy): Hey, Luke.

Do you wanna help me

put Warrior away?

(Luke): Okay.

- (Sighs)

- Come on.

- So, I heard yesterday

was pretty rough.

Are you good?

- Oh yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

It's just, you know.

Finding my way.

Do you think you can give me

any more background

on this kid?

- What would you like to know?

- Well, let's start

with those fights.

You said he got suspended

for one?

- Well, I'm a little murky

on how that one started,

but it didn't end well,

the other kid lost a few teeth.

- Jeez.

He's a bit of a live wire.

- Yeah.

But so were you.

- (Laughs)

(Car door slams, engine starts)

- See ya, Clint.

- See you later, Luke.

(Gravel crunches)

- Little buddy, you're back.

Fresh start, huh?

I'll tell you what; I'll stay

out of your little face,

if you stay off your phone.

- Dad, actually, I could really

use your help with this horse.

Maybe they can get a head start

without you?

- I'm kinda the foreman, so.

- Well, it-this won't

take long.

- Amy!

- Dad.

(Ty): Hey Luke, come on,

let's go.

- Okay. (Sighs) All right.

Hey, Ty?

(Ty): Yeah?

- Tell Jack none

of the roll-out roofing, okay?

I want cedar shakes.

Those are shingles!

Three-quarter overlap

on the siding!

- You'll learn to tune him out.

(Birds chirp)

♪♪

- Make sure you keep

breathing...

as you get into your next pose.

(Horse snorts)

Hey there, cowboy.

You sure you don't wanna hop

on a horse, and join us?

- Um, no.

No, I'm-I'm fine right here.

- Yoga improves every part

of your life, you know.

And I mean every part.

- Ah-oof!

- Are you okay?

- Yeah. Yeah, I'm good.

- Yeah? Yeah? Okay.

- (Laughs nervously)

- Okay, let's lay flat

on our horse's backs

as we go into Shavasana.

(Exhales deeply)

Become one with your horse.

With nature, and the entire

universe around us.

- (Whispers) And may the force

be with you.

- (Giggles quietly)

(Horse whinnies)

- Easy... whoa, whoa!

You're okay, you're okay,

you're okay.

Easy, easy.

(Panicked whinnies)

Warrior, hey.

It's not gonna hurt you.

Come here.

Well, let's just try it again.

You're all right,

I'm right here.

Hooo...

(Warrior breathes rapidly)

It's okay, Warrior.

It's not gonna hurt you,

I'm right here.

(Warrior snorts)

Good job.

Easy... easy.

- There you go, boy.

There we go.

- There, see?

I'm right here,

I'm right with you.

All right.

Let's try to walk.

You're okay.

See?

It feels a little different

than a saddle, doesn't it?

You're okay, step up.

Yeah... good job, buddy.

There! You did so good!

Good!

- Okay, my work's done here.

- Whoa! Hold on, Dad!

I still need your help,

I have to get on him bareback.

(Tools thud)

- Oh wow.

Nice job, Luke.

You're almost done.

(Birds chirp)

Luke?

- The front door's too big.

It has to be smaller

for the bird,

to keep her safe.

- You're right.

We don't want other animals

gettin' in there.

Let's change it.

(Sheets rustle)

- Uh, why are there rocks

in Maya's bed?

- Oh, those are gemstones.

They help with relaxation

or something.

She really believes they work.

- Oh yeah, of course she does.

(Cell phone chimes)

(Sheets rustle)

Um, no! Don't read her texts.

- It's from Mitch.

"Dinner again tonight?"

With a kissy-face emoji?!

- Whoa.

(Door opens)

- Hi.

(Georgie): Hey...

We're just cleaning.

- Great, thanks.

Don't mind me,

I just forgot something.

- Oh, okay.

- Yeah...

- Well, we're done anyway, so...

- Right, bye.

- Okay.

- Thank you, bye.

- Bye.

(Wyatt): Okay, have a good day.

- You, too.

(Door slams)

- Good boy.

- Easy...

- There we go.

- Oh, thanks, Dad,

that'll help distract him.

- That's it, that's it.

Okay?

- Hmm... good boy.

All right,

let's see how this works.

(Clucks tongue)

Good boy!

(Laughs) Would you look

at that!

- Okay, that's good, fantastic!

- (Amy laughs)

- Okay, so you're done with me.

- Whoa, hold on, Dad, I...

I still need your help!

- Amy, I know what

you're doin', okay?

And I'm not gonna go over

and bother the kid,

I've just gotta get

out of here.

- You have been chomping

at the bit all morning.

Like, what is up with you,

and this treehouse?

- Those guys don't know

what they're doin'.

- Right...

and you've built so many

treehouses, you're the expert?

Come on. Like, how many

treehouses have you built?

- That's the point, Amy!

Okay? Take a look at this.

(Warrior snorts, page rustles)

I pulled this out of a magazine

20-years-ago.

I was gonna build that for you

and your sister, Lou.

And then I got racked up, and...

I never got around to it.

And I know,

it's a small little thing

compared to all my other

regrets,

but this is one I got a chance

to get back.

- Lyndy's gonna love it.

You go, I think I know

what I need to do here.

(Warrior nickers)

(Amy sighs)

(Birds chirp)

- Nice job.

Is that how the front door

is supposed to look?

- Um, we just had

to change it a bit,

just to keep the birds safe.

- Right, that's...

that's a good idea.

- Yeah.

- That's smart, Luke.

Good work.

(Warrior huffs)

(Hooves thud)

♪♪

(Hooves thunder)

♪♪

(Warrior pants)

(Lou): Here you go,

do you want a bite?

That's a good girl,

do you want some more?

- Hey.

- Oh, hey.

- Um, so I did something

really stupid.

- What happened?

- So we were cleaning Maya's

room like you asked us to,

and then her phone was out,

and she got a text message,

and...

I kind of read it.

- You mean, by accident?

- No.

- I don't-I don't understand,

Georgie.

Why would you read

a guest's private message?

- It was from Mitch.

- Oh.

What did... what did it say?

- Um, nothing much really,

but...

I hate to be the one

to tell you this,

but I think they're dating,

or something.

- (Forced exhales)

It's okay honey, I know.

- What?

- I probably should've said

something to you earlier,

but honestly,

it's no big deal.

- Really?

- Yeah!

I'm cool with it.

Mitch and I are friends, and...

I'm happy for him.

- Okay, um, so here's

the bigger problem:

I didn't just read her text.

I also accidentally took

her phone from her room.

(Phone thuds)

- (Lyndy coos)

- (Sighs heavily)

- Oh... oh!

- I'm so sorry,

I-I don't know what to say.

- Hey, it's not big deal.

I shouldn't have left it

on the bed,

it probably got tangled up

in the dirty linens.

- Yeah.

Anyway, has everything been

okay so far, otherwise?

- Oh, are you kidding?

I mean, the retreat

has been magical.

This place is perfect.

And you've been amazing.

- Oh, thank you.

You know, I'm just happy

you're happy.

And I'm so glad there has been

zero awkwardness between us.

- Yeah, I mean, why would

things be awkward?

- Exactly! You know, I really

respect that about you.

You're just so secure.

Not everyone would be okay

dealing with their

boyfriend's ex.

(Exhales self-consciously)

- You dated Mitch?

- Y-yeah. A while ago.

It's not...

Uh, why, did he not say

anything to you?

- No. No, he didn't.

- Huh.

- Thanks for all your help

out there.

At this pace, we're gonna

be done pretty soon.

(Sighs comfortably)

Here you go.

Yeah, just pop that off,

and then, push the button.

There you go.

Ah...

So I was talking to Clint,

and he was saying that uh,

you had a little trouble

at school.

With a-maybe a fight,

or something?

- I didn't mean to hurt him.

- Hmm. What happened?

- They kept saying things.

Especially him.

- What kind of things?

- About my Mom.

Stuff that isn't true.

- I know what it feels like to

wanna protect someone you love.

You get this feeling inside,

like in your gut,

it's like a fire,

and if feels like

it's gonna burn you up

if you don't do something

about it, so you lash out.

That's what I did.

I got in a lot of fights

when I was a kid.

I'd get so mad it felt like

I was gonna explode.

You know what I mean?

- How do you stop feeling

like that?

- Well, now I just breathe.

Just in and out.

Just breathe a few times,

and eventually the anger just...

drains out of me.

- How long does it take?

- A few minutes.

And sometimes a few years.

But it's better than acting out.

And no one's ever been arrested

for breathing before.

♪♪

(Maya): Please, just leave!

I don't wanna talk

about this anymore!

- Look, can we just talk

about this?

- Just leave!

- No, stop!

Can we talk about this?

It's not a big deal!

- Then why were you hiding

it from me?!

You think I would've had

my retreat here

if I knew Lou was

your ex-girlfriend?!

I mean, I feel ridiculous!

- Calm down.

- Calm down? Are you--

I need to meditate, okay?!

Just leave me alone!

- (Mitch exhales forcefully)

(Cabin door slams)

(Horse whinnies

in the distance)

(Footsteps crunch)

- Oh my God...

well, you don't have to worry

about Mitch and Maya anymore,

huh?

- (Sighs)

- (Groans)

- Wow.

(Sheet rustles,

car door slams)

- (Sighs) Mitch, I'm so sorry.

I had no idea she didn't know.

- (Sighs) It's not your fault.

It's... it's my fault.

I should've told her about us,

and I didn't.

- Yeah, so...

Why didn't you?

- I-I don't know, I guess...

I guess I just have to get

better at-at this.

Ugh!

Am I crazy?

This whole Maya thing?

- In what way?

- Oh...

she's a yogi, I'm a cowboy.

She's city, I'm country.

She believes in the power

of gemstones,

and I don't,

because that's... stupid.

I-she is a vegan.

She'll tell you it a 100 times.

And not only do I like a steak,

I'm-I'm a cattle rancher!

It doesn't make sense.

♪♪

And I mean,

despite all of that...

I like her.

I...

...really like her.

(Sighs)

What do you think, Lou?

- I think that when two people

belong together,

it doesn't really matter

what their differences are.

You know, life has a way

of working that stuff out.

If you don't let every

meaningless little detail

get in the way.

Maybe sometimes we get so far

up inside our own heads we...

...miss out on what

the heart really wants.

- Hmm.

I hear what you're saying.

Thanks.

♪♪

- No problem.

(Sighs heavily)

(Jack): Hey, you ready

to see this, Lyndy?

(Tarp rustles)

- (Gasps) Oh, Lyndy!

- (Laughs)

- It's amazing, you guys!

(Jack): And you should see how

much room there is inside.

Your Grandpa, Tim,

could even sleep in there.

- No way, kids only,

right, Lyndy?

- Oh, and look!

Look at the little birdhouse!

Isn't that cute? For birds.

- (Lyndy coos)

(Ty): Yeah, all thanks

to Luke right here.

- (Laughs shyly)

- House.

- Do you wanna go see

the house?

(Lyndy): Yeah.

- (Jack chuckles)

- (Banging) Maya, please!

Just open the door.

I just...

I just wanna talk to you.

(Door creaks open)

- Okay, I'm listening.

- Um...

I really,

I just have one thing...

I wanna say to you.

- Yeah?

- Um...

(Sighs)

I just wanna tell you that...

I love you.

♪♪

- Oh, Mitch.

You're not just saying that

to get out of the doghouse?

- No, I-I do, I...

I really love you.

- (Laughs) Good,

'cause I love you too, cowboy.

♪♪

(Ty): Hey, Luke.

You can come back

and hang out anytime, okay?

- Okay.

- Yeah, there you go.

(Chuckles)

- So, obviously a better day?

- Yeah, yeah, he's uh,

he's a good kid.

Um...

So his Mom really isn't

seeing anything at home?

- That's what she told me.

- (Sighs) What about his Dad?

- He's not in the picture.

- Oh...

- Look, I know there's more

to the story too.

I was hoping you could help me

get to the bottom of it.

- Well, I do know that

the other kids tease him

about his Mom, that's what

the fight was about.

- Ah.

- I didn't wanna press him

on it though, you know. Not yet.

- Duly noted.

I'll be in touch.

- Okay.

(Receding footsteps thud)

(Maya): Hi!

- Hi.

- You really think

he's ready for tomorrow?

- Yeah, I think so.

But I want you two to go

on a bareback trail ride,

you know, just to get

comfortable without the saddle.

- Oh yeah, I'd love to!

- Oh hey.

- Hey.

- Listen, can I talk to you

for a minute?

- Yeah. Yeah, of course.

But look before you do, I just,

I wanna thank you, um--

- About that.

Sorry, what were you gonna say?

- You know the advice you

gave me, following my heart?

I think it's gonna work out

with Maya and I.

I'm really happy that

you're here to help me

navigate through all this, Lou.

I'm sorry though,

what did you...

what did you wanna talk

to me about?

- I just wanted to say that...

I just wanted to tell you,

um...

...that I'm-I'm going back

to New York.

- Oh.

- I-I just need to get

a little more hands-on

with Maggie's.

- Okay, um...

I just-I thought you were kinda

done with that,

like, you were...

- Something came up.

- Okay, well...

Good luck, I guess.

(Maya): Bareback trail ride,

let's do this!

(Mitch): Yeah, okay! I'm in.

♪♪

(Hooves clomp)

(Maya): Hey, cowboy.

(Mitch): All right.

Let's go.

- Go!

(Hooves clomp)

♪♪

(Brush rasps)

- Hey.

- Hey.

- I thought you'd gone home.

- Um...

I just wanna... heh.

I wanna be your friend.

- Okay. Well good,

because I wanna be

your friend, too.

- Okay, cool.

Um, it's just, seeing

your Mom and Mitch,

I think that it would go

a whole lot smoother

if we avoid giving each other

relationship advice.

- Yeah, let's-let's not

go there.

- Okay, cool.

- Um, on that note,

is there anyone that I...

shouldn't be giving you

advice about?

- No, nope.

Is there anybody that I-I...

should not be talking

to you about?

- Nope.

- No.

- And if there is, you'll be

the first to not know.

- Great.

- Wanna help me brush him out?

- Uh, yeah. Sure.

- Here.

(Water laps gently)

(Horse whinnies

in the distance)

♪ Holding on through

all the years ♪

♪ Looking back brings me

to tears ♪

- (Maya giggles)

(Stone plops)

♪ I wanna see

this through ♪

- (Lou exhales heavily)

♪ All I know is how I feel ♪

(Lyndy): Again!

- (Ty makes airplane sounds)

- Good job, Lyndy!

Okay, go check it out!

Go check it out!

- What's in there?

(Ty and Amy laugh)

- Do you like that?

- Ty, she absolutely loves it.

- Yeah, she does.

(Both laugh)

I feel like the luckiest man

on earth right now.

Because I came here,

because of you.

- Hmm.

- I'm gonna come up there.

Ooh!

- (Laughs) Graceful.

- I just hope I can pay it

forward,

you know?

Give Luke a shot.

I think he's going through

some of the same things

that I did with my Mom.

- Yeah?

- Yeah, he's just so protective

over her.

I'm thinking it's some guy,

or... or herself.

Or both.

- (Lyndy giggles)

- Whatever it is...

I'm gonna do everything I can

to help him get through it.

- I love you, you know that?

(Laughs)

- (Lyndy giggles)

(Both): Oh hi!

- Do you like the treehouse?

- I'm gonna come get ya!

I'm gonna come get ya!

(Lyndy): No!

(All laugh)

- Here we come!

Gonna get ya!

- Mommy!

(All laugh)

♪ Even on your darkest days ♪

♪ You know that I will

never change ♪

♪ Oh, I... ♪

♪ Will love you the same ♪