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Well, of course all the cousins are invited. AMBER: No. | Know, but...

SARAH: And tomato. Tomato salad?

No, no, no. Not tomato. Not tomato. (SIGHS) No. Not tomato salad? Why?

No, no. It's not gonna be... Caesar salad? Okay.

Uh, she wants like, old fashioned-y music, you know? SARAH: Okay.

The entire Arizona contingent is coming.

AMBER: Okay, you got that? Thanks.

All the cousins? CAMILLE: Yes. All of them.

Can ladd 10 to that, please? Um...

Just make sure it's like more up-tempo, kind of. Ten... Ten, right?

Not, you know, depressing. SARAH: In addition to the...

...number that we already had. Okay.

Okay, thank you. (BABY CRIES)

Uh, it's okay. Okay. Great. | don't know who's paying for this, but...

SARAH: Yeah. Hey. Can | see this squeeziest babe!

You know, you need a glider. Shh!

| don't know. Does she really? | need so many things. | can't.

Well, yeah. Where would you put the glider?

You'd have to remove the oven to put a glider in. Well, you know...

It's an absolute lifesaver.

(SIGHS) Really. We're gonna make that,

uh, our gift to you.

That's so sweet. | just don't even... Yeah, that's nice, Mom.

Yeah. Yeah.

Don't know where I'd put it. It's... Thanks.

Well, you're not gonna be staying here.

| mean, this is a really cool apartment but... (SIGHS)

... you don't wanna raise Zeek here.

| don't really have a choice right now.

(SIGHS) It's just a nightmare.

ADAM: No, the timing is perfect. And I'm up... And, mmm-hmm.

And Nora. ...for the challenge.

And just in... My forte is helping businesses get back on track.

And here... Here's the great thing is, uh, we love the product.

We've been a Mountain Spring Water household for,

| don't Know, like, 10 years now.

Dad, hang up the phone.

My wife always talks about how she tastes the purity.

Hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. KRISTINA: Max!

Hold on a second, Max. This is an emergency.

Yeah, no, Monday sounds great. Shh!

Hang it up. | will see you Monday, thank you. Goodbye.

Hang it up. Hang it up. Yes. Hey, Max.

This was a business call. Honey.

This is also business. | just got off the phone

with Hank, and | have a job.

You just got off the phone with Hank? Yeah.

KRISTINA: What? That's wonderful. Yeah.

Doing what? I'm going to be a photographer.

For who? This is great that you're gonna be assisting Hank.

That's wonderful. I'm not going to be assisting Hank.

You need to work on your listening skills.

lam going to be the sole photographer,

the main photographer at Aunt Sarah and Hank's wedding.

Max, that is great. Yes.

That shows a lot of faith in you. That's wonderful.

MAX: It is amazing. Wait, all the photos

that are gonna be on the mantle forever and ever? Yes. All the photos.

You're gonna take? Yes.

You're sure. Yes, lam absolutely certain.

That's really incredible. Also, Hank says that | need to have a talk

with the both of you about whether or not | should get the money now,

or it should be put in an account for when lam 18.

Oh. He's very thorough.

I'm glad Hank brought that up. Yes.

| vote strongly that it should be given to me now.

Oh, we'll talk about it. We'll take that into consideration.

KRISTINA: All right. I'm employed!

(LAUGHS)

Well, at least somebody's got a job they love.

That's fantastic.

I'm not complaining, because this house is gonna be

full of cool, delicious spring water.

That's right.

| don't like spring water. | like soda.

Have you been giving her soda?

(LAUGHS) No. Look at me.

Never. Look at me.

The odds are excellent. I'm super smart, right, Mom?

You are super smart. | wouldn't put it past you.

Hmm. Dad, what do you think?

I'd vote for you now.

Hal Great, so you have one "no".

You have two votes. There we go.

(CELL PHONE RINGS) Two votes, okay.

I'll hang out in the Oval Office, redecorate.

Maybe paint the White House pink.

Mmm. Is it work? | don't... | don't know.

I'll start planning and doing decorations. Hello?

SYDNEY: And I'll ban you from the United States.

And if I'm nice I'll just... Uh-huh.

You've already banned me. Well...

Yeah. Um, what is this about?

Can you tell me...

Okay. Yeah, we'll be there.

Thanks.

Who was it?

Victor's social worker.

Uh, she wants to see us tomorrow at 11:00 a.m.

About what?

| don't know. She just said it was time-sensitive and she wanted to see us in person.

Okay.

So, what's on your mind, Hank?

Uh, well... (CLEARS THROAT)

Sorry to bother you, but | just Know that Sarah's told you about...

About us and the plans and...

| just wanted to come by...

Man to man and...

And ask for your blessings.

Really?

Yeah.

(STUTTERING) Yeah. And | realize it's...

It's basically symbolic.

Oh, no, no, no. It's more than symbolic.

It's... It's very important.

It's a major decision, here.

Come on and have a seat and...

Yeah.

You know. All right.

(SIGHS)

So, uh, (SIGHS) what would you like to say, Hank Rizzoli?

Well, uh, | don't know if Sarah told you about the Asperger's thing.

Like Max.

What do you mean?

Uh, well, I... Okay, | guess she didn't tell you. But, uh...

That's me too, to some degree. So...

So, | just wanna make sure all the cards are on the table.

(SIGHS) Right.

| mean, it's a surprise. I...

It kind of explains a few things, but, uh,

if Sarah's okay with it, then | am, too.

Oh, well, good. Thanks.

You know Sarah, of all my kids,

|... [think she's kind of been my teacher, you know?

She's the one that,

in life, has taught me more about unconditional love.

She never went after the material things in life.

The clothes, the cars, you know, all that stuff.

The money.

She was all about love. She was all about

really giving her heart to the people that she cared about the most.

| just would ask... Ask you, uh...

You take care of my... My...

My daughter.

Yeah. You be there for her.

Yeah, that's, uh...

That's... That's gonna be my honor to do that.

|... |lnever met anybody like her.

I'm never gonna stop loving her.

Thanks.

There's probably another thing that | came by for to tell you.

Uh, we spoke about it, and she wants to do it, uh, Saturday.

This Saturday?

Yeah.

Yeah, that's, uh... That's what she wants.

Well, what's the rush here?

| mean...

Oh, right.

(LAUGHS)

Okay, | get it.

Yeah.

(SIGHS)

Peanut? You can look at me...

CROSBY: Hello! JASMINE: Hello!

Hi, you guys! Is it baby time?

Oh! Yes, the baby's here!

JASMINE: Congratulations! Congrats!

Oh! He's in a good mood, too.

(GURGLES) We brought you presents.

Yeah. Guys.

One for baby. And one for bigger baby!

Yeah. (GASPS) Bread!

Yes. Whoo!

Mama gotta eat, too. Here, let me move all this stuff.

Here. Sorry. It's just a huge amount of things here.

It looks great in here. (LAUGHS)

Can | hold him?

Oh, of course! Here, here, here.

(LAUGHS)

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Don't let your ovaries get activated.

(LAUGHS) Play it safe.

Sorry this is So messy.

I've like, so much stuff.

Oh, look, look, look at that little play penny thing.

Yeah. Haddie got it for me. It's for work.

| can just bring the baby, and he can just, like, chill there.

And he'll be quiet. |! mean, | can still do everything | need to do. Mmm.

Oi. Boy, | don't know how to say this, but...

It's a cute playpen. But there's...

(LAUGHS) We're gonna...

We're shutting down the... The Luncheonette.

What are you talking about?

What happened? We had the insurance payment. And... And the...

(SIGHS) You already ordered all the stuff, Crosby.

Yeah. And then... Why would you...

And then | had to cancel it all.

Why? Why would you do that? You know, we had some...

The obvious financial issues. And the...

Of course, obviously, but we had jobs booked.

| mean, you have to give it a little bit of time. Like...

Okay. Look, you know what? ...there's no reason for...

It's Adam. | don't... The truth is, it's Adam. He doesn't wanna do it.

And we can't do it without him and | don't have an explanation other than that.

He... He didn't wanna go for it like we did. So...

But, um, there's this for you.

I... l|wish it were more.

Um, but hopefully it can get you by for a while, while you figure something else.

Okay.

I'm sorry.

It's okay, it's not your fault. | know. (SIGHS)

| Know you would've done anything to save it.

So it's... You did what you could. (BABY CRIES)

Come here, sweetie. Come here.

| spoke to Amber.

Oh, yeah? How'd that go?

(SIGHS) She took it pretty well.

Did you give her the check?

Yep. (SIGHS)

She, uh, seem like she felt like it was a fair amount?

Well, she didn't open it in front of me.

I'm just about done packing up here.

I'm gonna head downstairs and clean out the counter area and that'll do it.

Just have to have you sign these dissolution papers.

Three signatures and we can get out of here.

Just sign 'em.

Yeah. It's standard. It's what you do...

| think | should read ‘em first.

Crosby, you haven't read a single contract since we opened business.

Why... Why start now?

Yeah, well | had a partner who loved reading contracts and now | don't, so.

Crosby, I'm sorry that this is coming to an end.

But we're brothers, So can you not treat me like somebody you barely know.

I'll let you know what | think after | read 'em.

Okay, sounds good.

KRISTINA: / don't know about this, buddy.

Although, they do say if it rains on your wedding day, it's good luck.

Who says that? And that's good. Just people.

What people? | don't know, people in general.

You should know who you're quoting before you quote them.

Well, | don't know. So, it's... It is true.

I'm going to need a 300-millimeter zoom lens. A what?

Write that down. 300-millimeter zoom lens. Okay. 300...

We need to actually go to the tailor quickly.

Because your pants need to get hemmed for that suit, so...

My pants don't need to be hemmed,

because | will not be wearing a Suit.

Oh, honey. You're wearing a suit.

| will be wearing a black shirt and black pants.

Because I'm the photographer. It's Aunt Sarah's...

The photographer needs to disappear.

Stand right there. | need to take a picture of you.

Everyone's gonna come in. Stand right there...

And some of them haven't seen you in forever.

Stand right there... Your aunts, your uncles...

| want you to dance and party and be a part of the celebration.

| don't care about any of that.

| love that you love taking pictures, but | want you to be in the picture. Okay?

Should | smile?

Is this good?

Your complexion is far too pale.

You make a terrible assistant.

Let's go get your pants hemmed.

| guarantee | won't be wearing a suit.

You're wearing a suit, Max.

You're wearing a suit. | will not be wearing a Suit.

| promise you, you are.

Thank you again for coming in on such short notice. Yeah.

Of course. Um, is everything okay?

Something's come up with Victor's birth mother,

and | just thought it best we talk about it in person.

Okay. I... | have to just say that we are not open... (JOEL SIGHS)

...to changing the closed adoption at this point. Not at all.

LORETTA: Julia. It's just... It's not an option.

It's been a hard year for our whole family and adding this to it, that...

Joel, Julia. That's not it.

Victor's birth mother gave birth to a baby girl three days ago.

It's with a different father than Victor's birth father,

but still, Victor's half-sister.

She's decided that it's best for her and the child that she give the baby up for adoption.

She wanted to give you the option to adopt the baby.

Wow.

(SIGHS) Wow.

Victor has a sister.

| mean, where would we even put another kid? We... We...

(LAUGHS)

We don't have anywhere to put another kid.

Oh, hon, that can't be a deciding factor.

|! mean, | can build a bedroom anywhere. But...

Okay. Yeah.

But we can't... No.

...throw another curveball at the kids right now.

| mean, if we were gonna adopt a kid... Right. Right. Right.

...1t would not be now. No, no.

It would not. We have to work on us.

We have to work on us. Yeah.

Okay, so it's decided then?

It's decided.

All right.

Let's just give it the weekend.

| think that's best.

HANK: It's a big campus.

| was a community college guy. Small campus.

DREW: Oh, yeah? HANK: Yeah.

| left after sophomore.

Figured I'd learn more of traveling and taking pictures

than | ever would going to school, you know?

I'm not saying... So, drop out? Is that what you're...

No, no, no. I'm saying for me, that was just for me.

So, um...

Uh, look, Drew. Here's the thing. I, uh...

| don't got a ton of friends, any.

| don't got any.

| don't know why that is, exactly. But I'm working on that.

Yeah. You, uh... You know, we're not that close.

But we got to know each other. And... And... And | like you, you know?

You don't say much, and when you do, you talk very low.

(STUTTERS) And I... | kind of like that.

Thank you, Hank. Um...

| mean, we kind of identify with each other and | was just wondering,

you wanna be my best man at this thing?

Yeah. At the wedding?

Yeah, yeah. At the wedding. Yeah, definitely.

Yeah? Yeah.

Okay. | mean, what does that entail?

Ah, nothing. You stand there, you...

You gotta hold the rings. Okay.

That's one thing you gotta do.

| gotta give you these and you gotta... Okay.

Oh, wow. Okay. But you gotta hold on to them.

Okay. And... And not lose them.

You gotta make sure you don't lose 'em.

Yeah, thank you for asking me. That's...

Yeah. Well, I'm glad you said yes. | didn't have...

You know, after you, it was the UPS guy.

(CHUCKLES) But, uh...

All right. All right, how do you wanna wrap this up?

Is this, like, a hug thing?

| think so, yeah. Probably is.

Yeah, come on. Your mother will be mad at me if | don't...

If | didn't hug you.

All right, Aaron? You making a good burger? Yeah, | got it.

You gotta flip those more often.

Make 'em a little more... | Know.

How's that salad dressing coming? It's almost done.

That looks good, souffle. Mr. B?

Yeah. Mr. B, um, you told me that you'd show me

a better way to chop onions? Oh, yes.

Yes. Hey, everybody, gather around.

I'm gonna show you how to chop onions without crying.

Aaron, you gotta watch those burgers. Those babies are gonna burn, okay?

Now this is a top secret shared by chefs of Michelin restaurants. You ready?

Yeah. This is what you do.

Get your onions.

Mmm. Then you need a knife.

All right? And then the last thing. Onion goggles.

AARON: What?

What? Those aren't actually onion goggles. (LAUGHS)

Well, some people say they're swim goggles, but these are onion goggles.

Everybody has ‘em.

We cannot attack Il'onion!

You will not make us cry. KIARA: No.

ADAM: No, not today.

| chop off your head and your feet.

Go ahead. (LAUGHING) Same way?

Yes. Oh!

Okay, look.

Who's crying now?

EDGAR: The onions? KIARA: The onions.

The onions are crying now.

(ALL LAUGH)

Hey.

KIARA: This is a much better way.

Oh, my gosh.

He looks just like you.

Yeah, | was just gonna say he's beautiful.

Yeah! (BOTH LAUGH)

Oh, my God. Zeek.

Yeah.

Oh, my... Yeah, she's doing great. He's sleeping too, so...

He does take after me. (LAUGHS) Yeah.

A little nap and... He can go to sleep anywhere, any time.

Have l... Have | ever told you that you're my favorite?

Dad, come on!

| think instinctively you must know.

| mean, it's like...

Well, you've gotten away with everything!

(LAUGHS)

Dad, you don't have to say that.

You're my little girl

who's getting married. (SIGHS)

Again.

You know,

Hank came to see me to ask for my blessing.

Oh, so old-fashioned.

Yeah. Well, he happens to be the only one that's done that.

Joel didn't even do it.

You're kidding. No, and he did.

He asked for my blessing.

He respects you, Dad. He likes you.

And | like him. | think he's...

| think he's the guy, Sarah.

You know, | don't think |! would've ever found him...

Um, if you hadn't let me come home, stay here for a while...

Just changed everything. Thank you.

Yeah.

Have | been a good father?

The very best.

SARAH: Careful. MAX: Hold the lens.

HANK: All right. He's got a little assistant. | like that.

| like it, Max.

Aunt Sarah, move to the right more. Into the light, further. Further.

Yeah. Don't be so far away.

Does he come with me, or... Yes, he should come with you.

| don't think, uh, I'm not totally in the light right now.

It doesn't matter. Nobody cares about you. It's all about the bride.

(LAUGHS) Kid's right. Kid's right.

(CHEERING) Haddie!

Hi! HANK: Get that, Max.

How are you? Hi!

Wait, |... Let me just... Let me just make sure he gets it.

Ah, this is great.

Get in close. Get all that.

All that joy, all that crap is good. Get all that.

(TEASING BABY)

Oh, hi. | was just making out with your baby! (LAUGHS)

Ah, he's too young for you. Hmm, well.

Honey, give me a hug. I'm sorry... Stop! Mom!

How are you doing? Let me see.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. | know.

You're pretty good at this, Max.

MAX: | learned it from you.

Yeah, well, | learned a lot from you, too.

That doesn't make any sense.

Oh, we're getting our picture taken.

All right, Max. Max, Max. Look who's here!

Haddie's here! Can you even give me a hug and not be a weird paparazzi?

Hey. You doing okay?

Yeah, yeah, I'm doing okay. Just, uh, you know, taking a breather.

Look at your sister.

Yeah. She's so happy.

Yeah. It's nice.

She is happy. Yeah, I'm really proud of her.

(SIGHS) It's hard for me not to focus on the fact though,

that the Luncheonette is in the crapper,

and I'm going back to punch a clock next week at a studio | hated.

No, wait a minute. | thought you were gonna stay with the Luncheonette.

What happened to that?

Well, Adam's out. He's done. He doesn't wanna do it.

Yeah? So, that... That's that.

So?

| can't do it without Adam.

How am | gonna... The hell you can't.

Look at... | don't know.

Crosby, come on, man. | mean, you're more than capable of doing this.

You really think so?

| Know So.

HADDIE: Max.

What?

Um, | wanna talk to you.

| have no time. I'm the official wedding photographer.

Uh, yeah. And I'm your sister, and | never get to see you and | wanna talk to you.

Okay, | have a very short window.

Great.

You know, it has been really weird for me to not be in, like, the Same house as you.

| miss you. Can you look at me?

Yes.

It would've been really easy for me to like, grow up and resent you for...

Being a drama queen, and, like, hogging all of Mom and Dad's attention.

And | just realize now that | was totally wrong.

And 1am a much better person for being your sister.

And | think you're special and cool, and weird and wonderful,

and the best brother, and | love you.

Weird and wonderful are contradictory.

| can't be both at the same time.

| think you are both at the same time.

Can we take a selfie with this giant camera?

We cannot take a selfie. Selfies are ruining my industry.

Can we, please? I'll do it. I'll just probably break it.

You can't touch my camera. Okay, So you can do it then.

(LIGHT SONG PLAYING)

Boy, we did good, didn't we, Camille?

We sure did.

CROSBY: Where's Mom and Dad?

Oh, Mom and Dad! Mom and Dad! Mom and Dad!

Come on, come on, come on! Come here!

Okay, say cheese!

Say cheese! ALL: Cheese!

(CAMERA CLICKS)

(MELODIC SONG PLAYING)

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)

Such a shame that our son's having such a terrible time.

| Know. Poor kid.

Hey, you were on record saying

that you believed in the business when it was me and Adam.

Mmm-hmm.

What would your opinion be if it was just me?

Well, | told you | believed in you. And | meant it. With or without Adam.

So, is this what you want?

Yeah, it's what | want.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

Okay, then. | guess we're back in business.

(LAUGHING) Yeah, we should make the twinkle lights black lights.

Exactly. (LAUGHS) | mean, you know, see how it goes.

That would be awesome.

Hey. Hey, Max.

Max.

MAX: Hi, Ruby. Hey.

Congratulations on your dad not being single and alone anymore.

Thanks. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS) So, are you the wedding photographer? (CAMERA CLICKING)

Yes.

It's really cool. Thank you.

I'm Lynne by the way.

Hello, Lynne.

Uh, do you wanna go to the dance floor?

Okay, sure. (CONTINUES CLICKING)

Hey, we're gonna go dance.

Okay.

(LAUGHS)

Come on. (LAUGHS)

Bud, she was cute.

Don't you think she was cute?

| think she thought you were cute.

| have a very important picture to take.

Max, | want you in the picture.

(SIGHS)

Hey, sweetie.

Hi.

Baby sleeping? Yeah. (SIGHS) We're both exhausted.

We're just gonna park it here for the evening.

We got your gift today, the baby glider.

Oh, no, you guys. We found it online. It's beautiful.

| think it's the perfect one for you. You're gonna love it.

You didn't have to do that. That's too nice.

Yeah, we just can't figure out what address to have it shipped to.

What do you mean? You have my address, don't you?

We just keep picturing you playing with the baby in our backyard.

Yeah. | mean we live near the wharf and...

And | was thinking about taking Zeek down to Golden Gate Park

and teaching him how to play baseball, you know?

Wait, what?

What are you guys suggesting?

We want you to come live with us, Amber.

No. (SIGHS) Not...

Are you serious?

Um, guys. No. l... | couldn't.

| couldn't do that to you. This... This is your big third act.

| mean, we would ruin any semblance of peace you had in your home.

| couldn't do that to you guys.

Grandpa and | have talked about it.

And we decided that we want this to be our third act.

(SIGHS) (CHUCKLES)

Wow.

Thanks. Yeah.

You have to cook and everything, we...

(LAUGHS) Earn my keep. Yep.

Okay.

Cooling down after that... Hey.

...show you just put on the dance floor?

Oh, yeah. The Fever's gotta... The Fever...

...put himself on ice. Got above 104.

Yeah. Brain damage.

| wanted to talk to you about something.

I'm pretty sure that you're gonna think it's a terrible idea,

and you'll probably have 30 really smart reasons why itis, but, um...

Bet | won't. Lay iton me.

| wanna keep the Luncheonette open. On my own.

| was thinking maybe | could rent out the upstairs.

You know, the office space and the extra studios,

collect a little rent. Yeah.

And then keep the downstairs for myself.

And then, you know, if things come back,

maybe I'd take over the whole shop again.

But until then, it seems like maybe it could be a way to...

It's a really good idea.

You think so? | do. | wish I'd thought of it.

I'm shocked.

(LAUGHS) You like my idea.

It's a great idea.

Thank you.

I'm sorry. Brothers?

I'm sorry. Brothers, friends.

(GRUNTS)

What about you? You had an interview at that water place?

Yeah, yeah. Second interview coming up. | think I'll probably get it.

It's a good job? (SIGHS) So...

Yeah. You know, the pay's decent, so...

Don't oversell it.

(LAUGHS) Well, any job that pays decent right now is a good job.

Well, whatever you take, I...

| hope it makes you as happy as you were the other day

when | saw you teaching those kids.

(CHUCKLES) Yep.

Um, hi, everyone. My name's Drew.

| am the best man tonight.

(CHEERING) Yes.

Um, Hank,

um, | very much enjoyed getting to know you.

And | think that you make a nice addition to our family.

And I'm, uh, honored that you asked me to do this, so thank you.

Uh, there's a lot of things that we can celebrate tonight.

| have a nephew.

There's a new family member.

(CHEERING)

We have baby Zeek.

And then, um... And then, Grandpa,

um, | know that you've been through a lot this year,

and we're all just really happy that you got to be here with us

and celebrate this.

And then to my mom.

Um, Mom...

| know that, um, when we were growing up,

you didn't have a lot of time to focus on yourself,

‘cause you were so worried about us,

and, um, I'm just really happy that you...

You found somebody like Hank, that you're happy with.

Because that's all that | could ever want for you.

Um, so yeah.

(CHEERING) Cheers.

ALL: Cheers.

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)

Whoo!

When's everybody going home?

Why? You're having fun? No, it's great.

No, | am having fun. I just... |...

I'd have more fun alone with you right now.

I'm having a lot of fun.

I'm very happy.

| don't know, it's...

Really? On your wedding day. Imagine that.

Yeah, well, I...

| never thought | could be crazy happy like this.

CROSBY: | brought you to this dance floor

to tell you something very important.

You can't propose to me. It's not appropriate.

I'm not gonna propose to you. (LAUGHS) (LAUGHS) What is it?

I'm gonna keep the Luncheonette open.

And it's gonna be very tight.

Oh, my God. But we're gonna make it work.

And I'm gonna be the new Adam.

And | want... | wanna know, are you up to being the new Crosby?

You're not serious. I'm dead serious.

Are you serious? I'm dead serious!

Oh, my God! Ah! Yes! Ah! That's a yes?

Oh, my God! Yes! Thank you! (LAUGHS)

Let's go tell your mother. | won't let you down.

(SIGHS)

Hey, what are you thinking?

What am | thinking? I'm thinking, um...

I'm thinking we never expected to adopt.

Mmm-hmm.

And then when we adopted, | never expected it would be an eight-year-old boy.

(LAUGHS) Mmm-hmm.

Look at him.

(GIGGLING)

Look at our boy.

Look at our family.

Yeah.

| don't know, Jules, | was up all night and all | kept thinking was,

"She's Victor's sister."

She's already ours.

| really want her. (LAUGHS)

(LAUGHS) Me, too.

So we're decided?

Yeah.

| love you. | love you.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

This is crazy.

(INAUDIBLE)

Don't. 'Cause I've had way too much wine. Okay.

(SIGHS) All right.

(ROMANTIC MUSIC PLAYING)

Is this okay?

Yeah, this is nice.

Okay.

He's dancing with a girl.

He asked her to dance. With a real girl.

| Know. | see.

(SLOW SONG PLAYING)

(INAUDIBLE)

Okay, kitchen's all clean.

What did you wanna talk about? Yes.

Please have a seat, Mr. B.

All right. (SIGHS) Um...

(SIGHS) What?

| want to talk to you about your future

here at Chambers and other places.

| don't really have a future here at Chambers

once | start the Mountain Spring Water job, honey.

Honey, | know, but | see you here,

so happy and so full of joy, and these kids, Adam. They...

They adore you.

You should see how they look at you, it's incredible.

And | just feel like maybe, you should work here full time.

Kristina... (LAUGHS)

| think you need to work here full time. | wish l...

| wish | could and make the money I'm making at the water company,

but | can't. It's not...

What if you could?

| have an opportunity, possibly, with a non-profit group,

they're a great group of people.

They help build schools like this.

When did this happen? | could help build hundreds of Chambers.

They've been calling me for months.

| know, | just haven't told you. Why?

| didn't wanna tell you because | didn't have a replacement for this school,

and this school means so much to me,

| didn't wanna just hand it over.

So, you're offering me your job?

You've supported us for so long, honey.

And | wanna see you doing something that you truly enjoy

and that you're happy doing.

And | see it. | see it here.

You love working here. | can make money.

It's just for a little while. And we'll work here together as well.

| think we can do it.

You do? | do. | really do.

| will consider it. Okay.

Okay.

Plus, | think it'll be kind of hot calling you Headmaster Braverman.

You can start right now. Okay, Headmaster.

All right, wanna switch seats? Fine.

All right.

CAMILLE: You know, these wedding pictures are really wonderful.

Young Max is quite the photographer.

He captured some really beautiful moments, you know?

Very sweet. Zeek?

Did you fall asleep again?

Don't do that.

We're gonna take the baby for a stroll.

Zeek?

(BREATHING SHAKILY)

Zeek.

(SINGING) May God bless and keep you always

May your wishes all come true

May you always do for others

And let others do for you

May you build a ladder to the stars

And climb on every rung

May you stay

Forever young

Forever young

Forever young

May you stay

Forever young

May you grow up to be righteous

May you grow up to be true

May you always know the truth

And see the light surrounding you

May you always be courageous

Stand upright and be strong

May you stay

Forever young

Forever young

Forever young

May you stay

Forever young

May your hands always be busy

May your feet always be swift

May you have a strong foundation

When the wind changes shift

May your heart always be joyful

And may your song always be sung

May you stay

Forever young

Forever young

Forever young

May you stay

Forever young

Forever young

Forever young

May you stay

Forever young

Forever young

Forever young

May you stay

Forever young