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(gentle country music)

(birds chirping)

(gun cocking)

(gunshot exploding)

Good shot.

Lemme go.

(gunshot exploding)

Come on.

(gunshot exploding)

Gun sight must be off.

Lemme see.

(gunshot exploding)

Look okay to me.

How often do you go shooting?

Not enough.

Have you been shot at?

Have you?

A few times.

Don't recommend it.

(gunshot exploding)

You ever shot anyone?

Mike?

Hey!

Mike.

Mike, are you okay?

I'm all right.

Dale, did I hear shooting?

Yeah, it's okay.

Run and get help.

Yeah.

It's okay, Mike.

Why are they shooting on my ranch?

Just relax, okay?

Stay still.

(bright music)

(door knocking)

Can I help you?

Oh yes, looking for Mr. Gibson.

Mike?

He's not here right now.

Something I can help you with?

Yes, I'm Steve Parker from the city.

Mr. Gibson had applied for a permit for a circus.

A rodeo.

Rodeo here this weekend.

Great, you got the permit?

No, that's why I'm here actually.

To get things processed,

I need to do an inspection of the property

to make sure it's up to code, safe.

Oh.

You know, now it's not really a good time.

Well, if I don't get the inspection done today,

that permit won't be on time.

(gentle country music)

You got a problem?

No.

Follow me.

Hey, I just heard from the hospital-

Sandy, this is Steve, inspector from the permit office.

He just wants to come by and make sure everything's good

and that there are no problems.

How's he?

He's doing okay.

Linda called from the ER, says he's got a mild concussion,

just waiting on the knee x-ray.

Should we drive over there?

No, no, no.

She said just stay here and finish what we need to do.

Okay.

Let's get this guy what he needs and get him out of here.

The water looks kind of dirty.

We dump it out every day and fill it up

with fresh water for the horses.

You free tonight?

I'm a bit of a schedule here.

Just give me one second.

I don't think I can tonight, I'm just not there yet.

Just two old friends having dinner.

Mike is in the hospital, did you forget?

Yeah, he'll be fine.

Come on.

Lemme surprise you.

I used to like your surprises.

I remember.

Meet me here at seven?

It's not a date.

Of course not.

Sounds like a date.

This is where the magic happens.

You have a worthy handicap bathrooms?

None.

And the designated walkways?

Designated walkways?

(dramatic music)

Just walk right across the parking lot.

It's a ranch, not Beverly Hills.

That's for sure.

Stalls are dirty.

Yeah, I'm gonna clean those up.

You're gonna run out of pad, Steve.

Mr. Lewis, this is not going well.

Why is that?

Oh, there are numerous violations here.

Such as?

Well it's not sufficient safety guards,

no marked fire exits, no clearly marked walking areas,

no handicap bathrooms.

Should I go on? (horse neighing)

Listen, we'll have everything ready by Saturday.

I'm not even sure I can issue an insurance certificate.

Make your list and we'll fix them.

I was gonna clean that up too.

(crow cooing)

There you go, yeah.

Hey, how's Mike doing?

No idea.

How's it going, cowgirl?

Mighty fine, cow pal.

Cow pal?

How about cowboy?

Ah, well, cowboys don't drag their feet.

How am I dragging my feet?

By not asking me out.

Girls like to be pursued.

Unless you're trying to be friends, then that's fine too.

You sure you're not scared of bad boys like me?

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Scared Now?

No.

(horse neighing)

Now?

No.

Now?

Now you're just close enough to get a kick from my boot.

(car horn honking)

Hey, y'all.

Can someone help me get Mike into the house?

Hope I wasn't interrupting anything.

No, not interrupting anything at all.

Nope.

I don't need any help at all.

He's gonna help you.

He's got busy things to do besides that.

Anything broken?

Yeah, everything at some point in my life.

I got it.

Nothing serious this time, I'll be riding tomorrow.

Let me get my boot.

I got it.

Thank you.

(door banging)

How is he?

Oh, just bruises.

Hey, he's resting now.

What about Samson?

We found him back in the wash.

He's got a few scratches, but he'll be fine.

Well, I guess that leaves us and Dale

in charge at the moment.

Does that mean we get the day off?

(gentle country music)

You got some holes to fill.

Holes?

Have you seen that list the inspector gave us?

If you knuckleheads wouldn't stand around

and cry all day chasing girls, you can get it all done.

You're ranch hands.

Get to work.

You heard the man.

I did.

But I think that chasing girls line was directed to you.

(Logan panting)

Don't skip any.

Looks like you're barely filling them.

Yeah, right, I'm gonna finish mine

and get back and finish yours.

In your dreams, kid.

Not with those chicken wings for arms.

(dramatic music)

(phone ringing)

(suspenseful music)

I was about to leave you out there.

I got a call.

All right, it slowed me down.

You didn't have to answer.

That's none of your business.

Someone doesn't like to lose.

Everything okay?

It wasn't an emergency, was it?

Look, stop trying to figure me out, okay?

I'm not gonna be around here long enough

for anyone to care.

Relax, just playing around.

What do you mean by that anyway?

Nothing.

These are good people.

They even care about losers like you and me.

Hey, you boys have a lot to do, gotta get busy.

We are on it.

Just taking a lunch break. Okay.

(gentle country music)

She's playing hard to get.

You like her, don't you?

I'm not exactly one for long-term commitments.

I like keeping my options open.

What about you?

How about this special evening you got planned, huh?

Now that's none of your business.

And you, any plans tonight?

I gotta figure out what's going on with my bike.

Hasn't been riding the same recently.

I got an hour.

Let's go take a look.

She's a nice one. (gentle soothing music)

Yeah, custom job just like I told you.

Yours?

Custom as well.

Mostly my own modifications.

How she run?

Never run more better.

Perfect ride to make a new path in my messy life.

Couldn't have been that bad.

people I was with were evil.

Sometimes you need a little evil to stand up to it, right?

No peace for the man who does evil.

I guess it's a shame for the rest of us then, huh?

So what's this problem you have?

Strong vibrations in high speeds.

Pulls to the side a bit.

A couple of things could cause that.

I'll take a look later tonight.

Why not now?

Gotta plan that something special.

Let's make it interesting.

It's my lunch, man, I hope you're bluffing.

You trying to rob me?

Since when do you have money to burn?

You know sometimes, you just gotta take a little cut

from the job.

You better not let Hammer find out.

Hammer?

You know I ran this club just fine when he was in the joint,

and I still can.

You in?

You're talking about the cards, right?

Because I would never betray Hammer.

Well, perhaps you should consider.

I need the rest of my money for lunch.

(suspenseful music)

Let's see your cards.

Hammer, I was just-

I'm calling your bluff.

You remember how I got my name?

I'm sorry, what's that?

I can't hear you.

Do I need to remind you why they call me Hammer?

How can I trust you to know?

Yeah. Who calls the shots?

Yeah.

Hmm?

Yeah.

Yeah? Yeah.

What did you say? Yeah.

Always know when you're bluffing.

We're leaving.

Now!

(gentle music)

(Sandy laughing)

What's so funny?

What you're wearing there, cowboy.

Dale let me borrow a shirt.

It's not so bad.

I'll take that as a compliment.

Ready for your real surprise?

Well, if it's anything like this, I can't wait.

Close your eyes.

All right.

Right this way.

Eyes closed

Okay.

No peeking.

(Sandy humphing)

Almost there.

Little steps.

All right.

Open your eyes.

(bright romantic music)

We're just getting started.

Thank you.

You do all this yourself?

I had a little help.

And dinner is served.

Oh.

Thank you, Cooper.

I'll take that.

Oh, thanks.

And one more thing.

(Jacob chuckling)

Thank you, kind sir.

(Sandy laughing)

Thank you, buddy.

That will be all for now.

Enjoy your meal.

All right.

How do I look?

Better than me, I'm sure.

I kinda like it on you.

I hope you're hungry.

I'm always hungry.

Remember, this is not a date.

Just a nice dinner with a friend.

(glasses clanking)

(camera shuttering) Boo!

Oh my God, you scared me.

Too easy.

Yeah, you almost got hit by my right hook.

And I've been waiting to see that.

Yeah?

Surprise me again and you will.

Do you wanna go for a walk?

How romantic.

Where to?

You'll know.

I can honestly say I've never walked in here before.

Well, you don't wanna see me on a horse.

Well, I can teach you.

Not really my thing.

What is your thing?

Something about the open road.

You're in control with endless possibilities

and opportunities in front of you.

I get that.

It's how I feel when I'm on my horse.

But it sounds like you're not planning

on sticking around then.

Got someplace better you need to be?

I've got some opportunities I can't pass up.

Hoping to be a part of something

my father would be proud of me for.

Did he pass?

When I was a kid.

It was a long time ago.

I'm sorry.

How about your old man?

Does he come around often?

Not really.

He bought my horse.

Born with a silver spoon in your mouth.

Must be nice.

Yeah, no.

I mean, I would have traded everything

just to have him show up at one of my competitions.

So I guess we're practically orphans then, huh?

Yeah, practically.

Jacob really cares about Sandy, huh?

You think she can trust him?

A guy like that definitely has a past.

And you don't?

I live for the future.

I think you should live in the present.

(Addison laughing)

So how was it?

You remembered my favorite meal.

Every part of it.

I paid attention.

Wasn't always the case.

(gentle somber music)

I admit it.

I wasn't good to you.

Or to anyone else for that matter.

I only thought of myself.

Now?

I still struggle with some.

Some?

Okay, a lot.

But I'm trying to be better.

Truth is, Jesus has helped me a lot.

I wish I would have listened to you all those years ago

when you tried to share Him with me.

Maybe we would have stayed together.

And I wouldn't have met Joseph.

I'm sorry about your husband.

Sounds like he was a good man.

He was.

He was the best.

Many great years together.

Still it doesn't feel like he's gone.

That's why I am here.

Still healing.

The Gibsons are the closest thing to family I have.

They're good people.

Jacob, I'm glad you're here.

I really needed a friend.

I'm glad I'm here too.

I feel like God's led me here.

Yeah.

(insects chirping)

This list is impossible.

Walkways, bathrooms, water supplies,

guard rails, water stations.

That seems excessive.

You think?

It's almost as if someone is trying to shut us down.

What?

You don't think that-

Yeah, I do.

And it's Ethan, that's who.

You think he'd try to pull some strings at City Hall?

You know Ethan.

No, I just know that both of you

is waiting for the other one to apologize

and nobody's willing to do it.

What? If you would just extend

an olive branch and we wouldn't be in this mess.

But- I'm going to bed.

He cheated.

And he knows it.

All that open road. (gentle romantic music)

Miles of open road.

You'll be there soon.

It's getting late and I should go.

Yeah, of course.

We've got a lot of work to do tomorrow.

I had fun.

Me too.

Good night.

Good night, cowgirl.

(phone vibrating)

Hammer.

Prospect, are you ready for us?

When?

We'll be there tomorrow.

(gentle music)

I trust everything is on schedule.

Jacob's not going anywhere.

(suspenseful music)

He's helping with the rodeo.

Big crowd.

No one will notice he's gone.

Grab him then.

Good.

We'll see you tomorrow.

I'm looking forward to it.

(motorcycle engines roaring)

(gentle soothing music)

(announcer chattering)

Are you ready for the country's best?

I believe this is yours.

How'd it go?

Really nice.

Best time we've had since our college days.

Glad to hear that.

Is that you?

Yes, sir.

Long time ago.

How're you feeling?

All right.

They say getting old it's on the mind,

but the trick is to keep it from going down in your body.

You were quite a rider.

Mm-hm.

Almost best in the country.

What happened?

Regionals.

Would have sent me to the national championship

but Ethan paid off a judge,

cheated me out of winning the grand prize saddle.

Were you and Ethan close?

Like brothers.

Called ourselves Storm Riders.

Storm Riders?

We thought highly of ourselves.

But Ethan chose competition over friendship.

That ego of his always got in the way.

Never could trust him.

I get that.

I always had a pretty big ego myself, all American.

Thought for sure I'd be playing on Sundays.

It just didn't happen.

Jacob.

I injured my shoulder and I'd hooked on painkillers.

Ruined my life.

I know it ain't easy,

but Jesus tells us that we should learn to love our enemies.

Doesn't the Bible also say eye for an eye?

I always like that one.

Sometimes people need to get what's coming to them.

You know, I'm not an expert

but there's a book in the Bible called Ephesians.

You know it?

It's been a while, but I'm familiar.

"Be ye angry and sin not.

Let not the sun go down upon your wrath."

What about people who try to take away from you

everything you've ever worked for, huh?

"Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor

and evil speaking be put away from you with all malice.

Be ye kind one to another,

tenderhearted forgiving one another,

even as God for Christ's sake has forgiven you."

I'm trying to make things right with God and with Sandy.

Maybe you can make things right with Ethan too.

You're relentless, aren't you?

Man deserves a second chance.

But keep an eye on him.

Jesus say that too?

Nah.

That was from "The Duke."

Mind if I borrow some tools?

What's mine is yours, help yourself.

Appreciate it.

(audience cheering)

(insects chirping)

(ratchet cracking)

(suspenseful music)

Hey, it's Jacob.

I need you to run a VIN number for me.

(gentle country music)

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