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[tense orchestral music]

- It's this way.

- Whoa.

It's down there, isn't it?

- Yep. - Yeah.

- [Pursuer] Here we go, over here.

- We have to hurry.

- Let's get the ropes.

[tense music]

- Ready?

- You first.

- Scared?

- Huh.

- Show off.

[tense orchestral music]

- They're close.

- This will slow 'em down.

Let's go.

[tense orchestral music]

Well, this is it.

But where?

- Should be somewhere on the cave wall.

[mysterious music]

I'll start over here.

- Okay, I'll take this side.

- Shane.

- Is that?

- I think.

- That's it.

That's it, you found it.

- We found it, together.

- Yeah!

Yeah.

- A fist bump? Really Ethan?

- Will they have the map now.

- That's the end of the story, though.

- Yeah.

- Well, I imagine some sort of happy ending.

- But this is a happy ending.

They found the map.

And now onto the next book of my series

where they'll use it to find the artifact.

- What about Shane and Sabrina's relationship though?

The romance?

- Romance doesn't really fit in my books.

- I know Mister Action Adventure,

but that doesn't mean you can't have some romance in it.

They should at least hug and share a long look,

or maybe even a kiss.

- Seriously, Mackenzie, I need your help on this, okay?

What did you think overall?

- I like it.

The villain seems a little over the top,

and I don't always get his motivation.

- Good.

What else?

- I like the chemistry between Shane and Sabrina,

but I really do think they have a relationship

that could be developed into something more.

- Duly noted.

- You're not gonna do anything about that, are you?

- No, but thank you for reading my latest.

You're the best.

- Happy to.

And my compensation?

[oven beeping]

- Just in time.

It's a good bake, I think.

- Heavenly.

- I've offered to teach you how to make this

like 20 times by now, right?

- I say, why bother learning when?

- When you could be dependent on me, I know.

- You're dependent on my opinion of your books.

So it's more like job security.

- But you really like the book though?

- Yes.

You doubt me every time.

- Well, rule number one of feedback

is you don't ask your friends.

- But you do because I'm always honest with you,

even brutal at times.

- Well, now I just have to brace myself for my editor.

- It'll be fine, it always is.

- So, anything cool going on at work?

- Nothing like adventures through the jungle

to a hidden map, no.

- Come on, you have the ultimate dream job

working at a candy company.

- Chocolate.

- Even better.

- It doesn't necessarily mean it's exciting.

- Well, whatever happened to that new guy you talked about,

the floor manager.

- Nothing, he's just a new face.

- Well, maybe you should talk to him.

- I'm really not interested in him, or an office romance.

- Why not?

You deserve to be happy.

- Pass me the jam.

- Yeah.

[bright orchestral music]

- Morning.

- Morning.

- Just in time.

- Oh right, is she?

- I haven't seen her yet.

- Hurry up ladies or you'll be late.

Last quarter, sales were up in a big way.

Good job, everyone.

It is about time.

And now with that, I have good news.

A new customer wants our chocolates,

and not just any customer, but Golden Gifts.

- Golden?

They have like 300 stores across the country.

- Try 437 and expanding globally.

This is just what we need to help with our expansion,

but we need to up production.

- We're already at capacity,

and hiring has been-

- Okay, well come up with a plan Marvin,

and we'll discuss it.

We need this deal, all of us.

Besides I'm more concerned about our sourcing.

Mackenzie, we need more cacao, and with increased volume,

we have to get better prices, too.

- Okay, how much more?

- Projections are at 40% more,

so go down and see our vendor in Colombia.

- Costa Rica.

- Yeah, there, go negotiate it.

- Great work.

Scheduling the Golden Gifts is gonna be fun.

I don't know where I'll fit it in.

- Ah, you'll find a way.

- Any way you can convince Evelyn

that I need to tag along to Costa Rica?

- I can try,

but since I've already been several times without you,

I think she'll see through it.

- I need to get a better job here.

- It's not so bad.

- Says the one going to exotic destinations.

- Yeah, it's hardly exotic when it's work.

- You just need to mix business

with a little bit of pleasure, right?

- Like that'll happen.

- It could, if you would just

give up on Ethan the clueless.

- He's not clueless.

I'm just very discreet about how I feel.

- I don't know what you see in him, anyway.

- You hardly know him.

He's smart and creative,

and it's fun when we're together.

- Because sitting around reading books is fun.

- To a lot of people, yes.

That's not all we do.

And besides he's always there for me when it counts.

- Well, you need to make it obvious to him.

Nothing will happen if you don't.

- No, no, he's too valuable to me as a friend.

I don't wanna.

- Risk losing his friendship, blah, blah, blah.

Do something then.

You two are in such a routine he can't see you

as anything but a friend.

If you want anything to change,

you need to find a way to shake things up.

- Okay, fine, message received.

- Thank you.

- Ethan.

- Hey Larry.

- It's good to see you, man.

- You too.

- Thanks for meeting me here.

Starvin'.

- Ah no problem.

- You want a coffee?

- No, I'm good, thank you.

So, got the draft already, huh?

- Yeah.

- And?

- Look,

it's not my idea,

but the higher ups feel like your work

could use a new dimension.

- What, why?

- You know, to vary things up a bit,

bring in some new readers.

- I thought I had a steady following, a growing following.

- You do.

It's just not growing as fast as it needs to.

Your fans, they love the Blake Coffield series.

But with this one being a new series,

it's a chance for you to expand your reach.

You know, add something more.

- Okay.

Like what?

- A love interest.

Just a little bit of romance between Shane and Sabrina?

Yeah, Sabrina.

- Are you messing with me?

- No man.

And look, it's totally not my call, but corporate.

- There's no way they've even read the draft yet.

I'm surprised you got through it this quick.

- Yeah, but they know your formula.

Sorry, not your formula, but your style, your signature.

And they love it.

But some romance could boost your potential.

- Well, isn't corporate worried that romance

is going to chase away my faithful readers?

- Not if it's done right.

Guys, they don't mind if the hero gets the girl,

and the sales stats show that a lot of female readers

are buying this in ebook format.

This will play to them more

while you solidify that readership.

- How am I supposed to suddenly shift to this?

I mean, that's practically a whole new genre for me.

- Look, don't stress.

Just weave it in with all the action and adventure.

It'll be fine.

- Yeah.

I'm not a romance writer.

How can they expect this of me?

- Come on, you can do it.

You're a talented writer.

They obviously think so too,

or they wouldn't have asked you to do this.

And they just want you to weave in some relationship stuff.

You won't become the next Jane Austin.

- Yeah, but if I was so talented,

they would've just gone with what I wrote.

Thank you.

- Just maybe think of it like a challenge.

You might even like it.

- But romance is the polar opposite of adventure.

I mean, even trying to get in

that head space right now, how?

- It should be easy.

I mean, you don't even have to make it up

like the action stuff.

You can draw inspiration from your relationships.

- Nothing inspiring there.

- What about what's her name? Kara.

- No.

- Lillian?

- Definitely not Lillian.

- Okay, what about the one with the purple hair?

I always forget her name.

- Cassidy? No.

Here's the thing, those are all simple dates

and they didn't work out.

So they're hardly romantic examples

for me to follow in a book.

- I see your point.

Well, maybe you just need to find the right woman for you.

- No, what I need is to find

the right romantic inspiration for this book.

- Right.

That's what I meant.

- But where to find that?

- Well, maybe you need to go somewhere for inspiration.

Let an exotic destination spark that imagination.

I'm going to Costa Rica again for work.

You could tag along.

It'll shake things up creatively.

- Yeah?

I mean, that's not a bad idea, actually.

My book is set in a jungle type place and Costa Rica.

Okay.

When do we leave?

[upbeat orchestral music]

Wow.

- Okay, so you should be up here.

Yeah, you're right there.

- Okay. - And then I'm right here.

- Great.

[light orchestral music]

- Oh, hello.

Do you always come to this hotel?

- Not every time, but it's one of my favorites.

There are a couple others too, if it's full.

- I gotcha.

How's the food here?

- Pretty good.

- Do you wanna go grab a bite to eat?

- Sure.

- So I've been looking up some things

we can do here in Costa Rica.

- Okay, like what?

- So there's zip lining.

There's this cool volcano too.

- There's five, actually.

- What?

- Yeah, five active volcanoes, I think.

- Okay, well we gotta do all those,

and then there are these cool hanging bridges.

There's a jungle four by four tour.

A cave excursion.

- Okay okay, wait, did you forget why you're here?

- No.

- Romance, not adventure,

which is kind of the point of everything just listed.

- Yeah, but these sound really fun.

- Okay, well then enjoy them.

But I don't think they're really gonna help

with the romantic angles for your book.

And don't forget,

I do have to actually work while we're here.

- Okay, well what do you recommend then?

- For romance?

I don't know.

Some people find chocolate romantic.

So maybe check out the, cacao vendor I have to visit.

- Yeah, maybe.

But what do you normally do when you come here?

- Work, eat, sleep.

Repeat.

- Come on, that can't be all.

- I did do this animal tour at night.

- That sounds like an adventure.

- It was, but I kept nodding off the entire time.

It was focused on finding nocturnal animals, like jaguars.

I woke up and saw these glowing eyes just staring at me.

- Are you serious?

- Yeah, it was 20 yards away in a tree,

but it woke me up quick.

You could maybe try asking the concierge

about some romantic type activities.

- I could do that.

I might have to be a little careful how I phrase it.

- Okay, all right.

Here's another idea.

Do some of the exciting stuff in your book,

but just stop and kind of think through

how to weave in some romance along the way.

- See now that, that sounds way more fun.

I don't have to do all of these things alone though, right?

You can come with me on these?

- Oh yeah, no, I'll try,

but I do have to get up early for work.

- Okay, could I go with you tomorrow?

- Sure.

I'll leave the hotel at 8:15.

- Yeah, that sounds good, thanks.

- Of course, yeah.

- No seriously.

Thank you for letting me come along

and for even suggesting this.

And even if the romance is a complete waste of time,

at least we got to go to Costa Rica together, right?

- Yep.

We'll always have Costa Rica.

[bright orchestral music]

- This is different than I expected.

- How's that?

- I don't know.

- Were you expecting big tractors and harvesters,

like for fields of wheat?

- Well, yeah.

- Hang on a sec.

- Hey, buenos dias.

- Buenos dias.

- Hey, you're early.

Can you gimme a few minutes though?

- Sure, yeah.

I'll show my friend around, if that's okay?

- Si, si.

- Okay, hold on.

So all of these beans are cacao beans?

- No, that's actually more like the whole fruit.

Beans are really the seeds inside.

Come here, I'll show you.

Here, hold that for a second.

So, you basically just score it,

cut it a little bit, and then you can just break it.

- What?

Okay, that is definitely not chocolate.

- Well, not yet.

- Can I eat this?

- Yeah.

Go ahead, try it.

What do you think?

- Definitely not chocolate.

Have you tried this?

- Yeah, I've had it once.

- Once? Okay, hold on, hold on.

Come here. Come here.

- Nope, no.

- Come on.

- I'm good, I'm good.

- All right, so what do you do with all these?

- Well, after the seeds are harvested,

they're fermented and dried

and then eventually they're roasted in grounds.

- Okay, and that's when you can start

making it into chocolate?

- Something like that.

Well, I better go check and see if Tomas is ready.

Wish me luck.

- Good luck, but you'll be great.

You're already in business mode.

You're in your element.

So, you know, go get him.

- Gee, thanks.

- Miss Mackenzie, are you ready?

- Yeah, coming.

There's a tour group starting if you wanna join.

- Yeah, maybe I will.

- Just stay outta trouble.

- Trouble, me? Come on.

- Of course, I am excited to provide more cacao for you,

but more product means more work.

I cannot help with the price.

- But we can commit to two years at this quantity.

- I cannot get any lower.

In fact, the price and the cost may go up.

- Higher?

- I'm not sure yet,

but the pricing will be definitely an issue.

- All right.

Let we talk to my team, but please just think it over.

Maybe you can come up with a solution

so we're both satisfied.

- Okay.

- Perfect. [speaking in foreign language]

- And I get a chocolate bar when I'm done, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah?

Okay.

- Slacker.

- Okay. I will admit this is pretty fun,

but you kind of ruined the magic for me just a little.

- You'll just appreciate it more now.

[car trying to start]

Everything okay?

- Yeah.

Maybe.

Okay, not really.

- Battery trouble?

- I don't know.

Rental cars, you know.

- Pop the hood.

- What do you think?

- Try the key again.

- Yeah, battery.

Well, the rental car companies are all

kind of a ways back in town.

It's probably gonna take a while for them to get here.

- Just my luck.

- Well, let me see if Tomas

has something to jump the battery.

Just a sec.

- She seems to know what she's doing.

- Her dad's a mechanic.

- Oh, well it's nice of you both to help.

- I'm just standing here, that's all her.

- Well, either way, thanks.

Sorry to delay your vacation.

- No, it's not a vacation.

It's more of a work thing.

- Oh, I just assumed honeymoon.

- No, man.

We're not together, we're just friends is all.

- Huh? Cool.

- Anything you could do.

- Okay.

- Well, I'd go straight to the rental car company,

and see if you can swap out the battery or the car.

- I will. Thank you.

- It's no trouble, Tomas had the cables.

- Still, you've been very kind.

Both of you.

- Let me take those back to Tomas.

- Oh, thank you.

- Yeah. - Thanks.

- I'm Lucas.

- Mackenzie.

- Nice to meet you.

- Same.

Oh, sorry.

Ugh.

- Oh, you're fine, here one sec.

Here you go.

So can I take you to lunch as a thank you?

- Oh no, you don't have to do that.

Just drive safely.

The roads can be a little rough.

- Okay then.

Well, thanks again.

- Sure.

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Good?

- Uh huh.

It's a little bitter.

- You and you're sweet tooth.

- Oh, says the girl who works at a candy company.

- Chocolate.

- I did find some inspiration for my book, though.

- Yeah?

What, are you gonna change one of the stops

in their adventure to be at a cacao farm?

- No, no.

I'm talking about the romantic angle.

Yeah, Lucas, definitely into you.

- No he wasn't.

- Yeah, he was.

- You're blind to romance.

- I can totally tell when a guy's making a move.

- What, because you're a guy too,

and therefore it's like the same lingo?

- Yeah, pretty much.

And the fact that he seemed really happy

when I said we weren't dating.

- He asked?

- Kind of.

- That's forward of him.

- Okay, so you're gonna tell me

that you're not interested in him at all?

- A relationship should be built on something other

than a moment of attraction.

- So you found him attractive?

- That's not what I said.

- Uh huh.

- Okay, new subject, please.

- Okay, fine, fine fine.

How'd your work meeting go.

- Hmm, not great.

They can provide me with an increase in product we need,

but he's not budging on price.

I'm just gonna have to come up

with some better incentives for him.

- Could find another supplier.

- Yeah. Yeah.

I'll meet with a few other options while we're here.

You hungry?

- I'm actually not.

Chocolate kind of filled me up in a totally unbalanced way.

- Well, I'm starving,

so let's get something to eat really quick.

And then I have to make a few calls, but other than that,

you wanna pick something to do today?

- Yeah.

Yeah, definitely.

Oh, I actually have just the thing.

Remember when Shane and Sabrina go diving

to that underwater cave in the lake?

- [Mackenzie] Yeah.

- Well, I thought of a cool way

for them to travel to that spot.

Okay.

So maybe cool was a little bit of an overstatement.

- It's interesting.

- It definitely wouldn't work for my book though.

- Yeah, not for an action scene.

- Can you imagine?

- Yeah, with the bad guys chasing them?

These are hardly getaway vehicles.

- Okay, well maybe it's better for a romantic scene.

- I don't know.

I don't know if there's really anything romantic about this,

and you can barely hold hands.

- We can try it.

Okay.

Well, we're getting our cardio in.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

All right, seriously though.

Help me brainstorm.

If not the water bikes then what?

- I still like the diving scene.

How to add romance to it though?

- You just can't exactly kiss underwater

with diving or snorkel gear.

- Well, but I mean romance isn't just about the kiss.

It's about the spark between them and the trust they build.

- Spark, trust.

- Oh, what if Shane's gear is sabotaged,

so Sabrina shares hers with him,

and that way he doesn't drown.

- And that's romantic?

- Once they reach the shore, yeah.

It can be.

What if it went like this?

[dramatic orchestral music]

Are you okay?

Your gear.

- Sabotaged.

I should never have trusted the shopkeeper.

- I told you there was something off about him.

- You should have left me.

- No, I couldn't.

I need you.

- No, you're strong enough alone.

- But I don't want to.

I don't wanna do anything without you.

- No, too much.

- Okay, okay. Fine, fine.

You write what you want.

But my point is romance can come from less obvious moments,

even life and death adventure.

- All right.

- Can we go back now?

My legs are really burning.

- Yeah, fine.

[light orchestral music]

- Hey.

- Oh, good morning.

- How's the water.

- It's good.

You should try it.

But I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you have work.

- Yeah, I gotta check out a couple more cacao farms.

- How long will that take?

- A few hours, you wanna meet up for lunch?

- Yeah, that sounds good.

- All right, I'll send you the address.

Meet there around one o'clock?

- Perfect.

Good luck.

- Good?

- Amazing.

- High quality, the best of Costa Rica.

- Of course.

Mister Romano,

you have one of the largest farms in the country.

Are you able to help us with our needs?

- Yes, but not yet.

- Well, when then?

- We are harvesting all weekend.

Maybe in time.

- How much time?

- Couple of years?

Or if one of our clients change their needs,

I'll call you right away.

- But a plantation of this size,

surely you have enough supply?

- I am doing the best I can.

- Well, thank you for taking the time to meet with me.

- I'm sorry I cannot help you.

- Okay, well thank you anyway.

- You're welcome.

[somber orchestral music]

- Ah, gracias.

Oh, Mackenzie.

- Lucas, hi.

I didn't expect to see you.

- Yeah, me either, but hey, I'm really glad you're here.

Let me buy you that lunch I owe you.

- Oh, no.

- Excuse me?

Can I get one more please?

Thank you.

No, I really am happy you're here.

I wanted to see you again.

- You did?

[worker speaking in foreign language]

- Gracias.

There you go.

Do you wanna sit with me?

- Yeah.

[muffled speaking]

- You know, sales and service really isn't that exciting.

And I used to dread going to those conventions,

like Las Vegas and Florida, New York and LA,

but this year with Costa Rica, jackpot.

- Sounds exciting.

- Oh, you know how often do you come here?

- A few times a year.

- [Ethan] Hey, Hey.

- Ethan.

- There you are.

Luke, good to see you again.

- It's Lucas.

- What'd I say?

- Luke.

- Lucas, I'm sorry.

How's the car?

- All fixed.

- So just a minor headache then?

- Yeah.

Or a fortunate mistake that led me

to meet a beautiful stranger.

- Oh you?

- Oh, Mackenzie tells me you're an author.

- Just a couple little novels here and there.

- He's being modest, for once.

- Well, I'll have to buy one of your books.

- Please do.

So, where are you from?

- California, bay area, it's kind of ideal for work.

- So are we, Orange County.

- Yeah, Mackenzie was just telling me that, it's so close.

- It's a seven hour drive.

- Hardly an inconvenience.

- Well, I have a lot of work to do actually.

So I should probably get back to the hotel.

- Oh, all work, huh?

I hope you find time to enjoy it here.

- I do.

- Well, hey, maybe we can run into each other again.

Say, for dinner?

- Sure, I guess.

Yeah.

- Actually we were thinking of going zip lining.

I hear it's fantastic.

A real thrill.

- Oh, I've I've never been before.

- You should come along.

I was thinking of tomorrow.

- Sure.

- Till tomorrow then.

- Okay.

- Later.

- Is it just me or did you just

set us up on a date back there?

- What? No, he asked you out already.

- Yeah, I guess, but.

- You just seemed a little unsure of the whole dinner thing.

So I thought that something with all three of us together

might make you more comfortable.

Was that that wrong?

- No thanks. - Okay.

I just figured you're not seeing anyone,

so maybe you were interested, but if you don't like him,

seriously, just tell him.

- Well, that's little easier said than done,

but he does seem nice.

I just didn't come on this trip

to date someone I barely know.

- Well, the first rule of writing

is let the unexpected happen.

- Yeah, but my life? - Yeah.

- Isn't your book.

[both chuckling]

- Okay, all right.

However,

if you do see me taking notes over your budding romance,

it's just creative research.

- Great.

- I'll try not to be a third wheel.

- You know, romance wouldn't be so difficult to write

if you weren't so.

- So what?

- Emotionally stunted.

- Ooh.

Yeah, that's fair.

- On the one hand Ethan's being thoughtful,

but on the other.

- He's making things harder.

- Too bad you won't say,

I can't let myself show interest in this other guy,

because I'm in love with you.

- Yeah, definitely not something I'd say.

- However, maybe give this Lucas guy a chance.

Is he cute?

- He's handsome, yeah.

- Huh, perfect.

- But it would involve me moving on from Ethan.

- And you know, I fully support that, or make him jealous.

- Of Lucas? - Yeah.

- He can't be jealous when he feels nothing for me.

- [Crystal] Good point.

- And I wouldn't wanna use Lucas or anyone like that.

- Stop being a saint.

- I'll deal with it all later.

Anyway, I really need some leeway with the vendor here.

Is there any way you could work some magic with Evelyn,

so I have more to offer.

- I can put a message in front of her, how's that?

- Crystal?

- [Crystal] I hate to say not my department, but.

- Fine.

- He's not budging?

- No, not yet.

And I've checked with some of his competition.

They don't seem to be any help either.

- There are other countries we can import from.

- Yeah, yeah.

But that's the last resort.

I mean for the timeline that Evelyn wants,

starting over with a new vendor in a new country

is like a whole bunch of work, delays,

and governmental red tape.

Yeah, I'll just send her an email

and hope she's in a good mood when she reads it.

[dramatic orchestral music]

- You first?

- Lucas, why don't you go first?

- No, no. - Come on man.

- No, no, no, you go ahead.

- All right, I'll go first.

Okay, here we go.

How great is this?

Kenzie, how do I look?

- You look like the guy from your book,

the one with the rock climbing.

- Caleb Highmoor?

Ooh, awesome.

All right, here we go. [hooting]

[uptempo orchestral music]

- He's quite confident.

- Oh, he loves this type of stuff.

- [Ethan] You guys are gonna love it.

- Okay, who's next?

- You go, I'll be go last.

- You sure?

- Yeah, mm-hm.

- Lucas, you kind of look a little pale.

- No, do I?

Huh?

- You want some water, maybe?

- No, no.

I think it might come back up.

We are really high up here, aren't we?

- Do heights bother you?

- Not that much.

- You don't have to do this.

- I'm right behind you.

- Okay, for sure.

- [Ethan] Hey, what's the hold up?

- Lucas, you know what?

Why don't you go next?

Okay.

Look, how about we both just climb back down then?

- Just

one minute.

- Hey, it'll be okay.

Look, see Ethan's already over there.

- Come on.

- Don't worry about rushing, we'll go slow.

I think you should do one of two things.

There's no pressure, it's totally up to you.

One, is we climb back down,

go have a soda and laugh this off,

or two, I can hang on here while our very experienced guide

makes sure you're all set up on that line.

Ethan will wave and holler something

idiotic and encouraging,

and I'll cheer you on while you go across.

And then 15 seconds later,

you land, you can cheer me on while I go across.

What do you think?

- Second one.

- Okay.

- Ready?

- Maybe, I look ridiculous.

- You got this.

- One,

two,

three.

- [Mackenzie] Go Lucas!

[Lucas screaming]

- You did it.

It's your first time, yeah?

All right.

- Ready?

- For Kenzie.

- Okay, then.

[Mackenzie hooting]

[uptempo orchestral music]

- Yeah.

Great job.

- You did it.

- Oh, thank you.

Thank you.

- [Mackenzie] It's all you.

- Actually one sounded really good.

- All right.

You ready for the next one?

- What? What?

- I'm proud of you.

- Really?

I made a complete fool of myself.

- You were nervous.

There's nothing wrong with that.

- Look I'm sorry you had to have your fun

weighed down by some scaredy-

- Nah, listen, I had a great time.

We both did, right Ethan?

- Huh?

Yeah.

- See?

- You know, I am glad I tried that,

but maybe next time we can do something on solid ground.

Assuming there is the next time.

- Fair enough.

- All right, well I will see you later.

Mackenzie. Nathan.

- Bye.

- Later.

That was cruel.

- I didn't know he was afraid of heights,

he didn't say anything.

Besides, he can't complain.

He got a nice big ole hug up there on the platform.

- Oh, no, no, no.

That was me comforting a terrified soul.

- Maybe, maybe a little bit more.

- You think what you want.

- I always do.

- Now, for my book,

I think I'm gonna make Sabrina scared of heights.

- Why?

- So that Shane can rescue her.

- That's so silly.

I mean why does she have to be rescued

when he's the one that has the problem?

- Because my character isn't afraid of heights.

Besides, I wrote it so that she rescues him

during the whole diving bit.

So, it's her turn.

- All right, fine.

[phone ringing]

Hi, Evelyn.

- I got your email.

- Yeah, not the best news yet.

Seems like everyone here is kind of maxed out

with their current commitments,

and I've been looking at numbers for other countries, but-

- No, that's gonna kill our timeline.

- Exactly.

- This deal is important, and if we can't deliver,

we lose Golden.

Golden Gifts is keeping us, ensuring we stay in business.

And I would hate for us to lose this deal

over a little supply and demand blip.

- I'm still working on it.

I'll find a solution.

- Good, because jobs are on the line with this deal.

- Are you saying my job is at stake?

- Don't be silly.

25% of the company's jobs would be at stake,

so keep me up to date.

- Oh, okay okay, bye.

- Hey, how was your run?

- I'm still worked up about Evelyn's call.

- Think that's how they work?

- I mean, I didn't think so,

but I'm in the spending money division,

not balancing the company checkbook.

- Well, maybe she's just bluffing.

- I doubt it.

- Do you want a distraction?

- Like what?

- Like sharing your female perspective on something.

- Your book? - Yeah.

- Shoot.

- What do you like in a guy?

Like take Lucas for example.

- Well, you realize I barely know him, right?

- Yeah.

I mean you're not in love with him and that's fine.

But just imagine,

based on the time you spent with him so far,

what stands out?

The good stuff please.

- His vulnerability?

- Women really are different than men.

- You want my answer or not?

- Yeah yeah, no no, I'm sorry.

Yes, please you can continue.

- He was trying to hide his fear, you know,

because he was embarrassed, but when it came to it,

he didn't shy away from letting me help.

- Huh.

Okay.

- I mean, instead of being all like, oh, it was nothing.

I'm all tough, so strong.

He was honest.

He wasn't afraid to admit he was scared

and not too proud to accept some comfort.

- All right.

Next question.

- Yes?

- What would make you fall in love with the guy?

- Oh, come on.

How can I answer that?

- Come on, you've been in love before, right?

I just need this whole process

from a perspective that isn't mine.

- I don't know.

What would make me fall in love?

Making me laugh.

Thinking that he values me, like what I think,

knowing that he cares for me,

like he wants what's best for me.

And seeing that he wants to protect me.

- Protect, like a fight to defend your honor?

- No, no,

I'm pretty sure that doesn't actually happen in real life.

I mean, at least not as much

as books and movies make it seem.

- Okay, well then what did you mean?

- Just wanting me to be safe.

- Okay, yeah.

All right, this has actually been super helpful.

Thank you Kenzie, I appreciate it.

- You off to your writing cave?

- Yeah, I think so,

at least for a little bit.

Probably just order in tonight, to be honest.

You gonna be okay on your own?

- I'm pretty sure I can handle it.

- Okay, well thank you.

Again, I appreciate it, I'll see you around.

[light instrumental music]

Good morning.

- I thought you'd sleep in.

- Maybe to work without my wit? Come on.

- Have something healthy.

- So, what is on the agenda for today?

- Checking out another cacao farm.

- How long will that take?

- Hopefully not too long,

but Tomas is supposed to send over a proposal later,

so I'll need to review that too.

- All right, I'll probably just chill here today.

[phone ringing]

- Lucas.

Hello?

- [Lucas] Hey, good morning, Mackenzie.

I hope I'm not calling too early.

- Hey, no, I'm already up and working.

- [Lucas] Oh yeah, me too.

Have a pretty full schedule this morning at the convention.

I have to be on the floor mingle,

but I can break away this afternoon,

assuming you're not sick of a scaredy cat.

I thought I should see if I can get a better view

of the volcanoes while I'm here.

Would you like to come?

- Well, I actually have a lot of work to do,

and I also have to check in with the office back home.

- [Lucas] Oh.

- But I think Ethan and I can make that work.

- [Lucas] Ethan?

- Yeah, is that okay?

He'll just be bored otherwise, so.

- [Lucas] Oh yeah, okay.

How about two o'clock?

- Let's do three?

- [Lucas] Yeah, great.

I'll see you then.

- Okay, thanks.

Bye.

- Can you see this? Some guy off to the side.

I am pretty sure that that is what you just made me

on this excursion with Lucas.

- Okay, but I didn't wanna make him feel bad by saying no,

especially after how embarrassed hair he was.

- It's fine, I will come with.

- Thanks.

- You're welcome.

But if any of this makes it into my book.

- I've been warned.

[soft music]

- Hey, how much farther is it?

- About 15 minutes till we get to the bridge.

- Okay, cool.

- You should see him on road trips.

- Are we there yet?

- The worst.

- Hey, thanks again for coming with me.

- Oh yeah, it's good for me to see something new.

I've never been here before,

even with all my trips to Costa Rica.

- Wow.

- Well, I'm glad we're doing this then.

Hey, I know Ethan said that you two are just friends,

but I wanted to check.

So are you?

- Yeah. Yeah.

We are just friends.

It's all we've ever been, yeah.

- Cool.

Sorry, that's just me being in my head.

- That's okay, I know what that's like.

- [Lucas] Oh yeah.

Neat, huh?

- [Mackenzie] Yeah.

- Wait, so this height doesn't bother you?

- No, the bridge is strong and I get to stay on my feet.

Even if we are a couple hundred feet in the air.

- It's a pretty amazing view, too.

- Sure is.

- Hey, let me get one of you.

- Yeah.

Big cheesy smile?

- [Mackenzie] Normal one please.

- You're no fun.

- Great.

Hey, let's get one together, too.

- Okay.

- Ethan, you mind?

- Yeah, no problem.

- Wait one sec.

All right, yeah.

- You all good?

- Yeah.

Oh, one sec.

Yeah, great.

- Okay.

- Got it?

- Yeah.

- Awesome.

This is so much better than working all day.

- Absolutely.

Do you like your work?

- Yeah, sure.

It's getting kind of bland,

but thank goodness for these trips

or I would've changed careers by now.

- Are you the buyer or the seller at the conventions?

- Mostly the buyer, look for products that can help us.

Some might be worth partnering with, some worth acquiring.

- Can I sneak past you real quick?

- It's pretty boring, right?

- I'm here to talk to a supplier.

That's not very exciting either.

- Yeah, well we make it exciting then, don't we?

- We try.

Zip lines, volcanoes.

- Dinner?

How about it? Just the two of us.

- I can't tonight.

- Well, tomorrow then.

- Sure, yeah, that works.

- Lucas, when do we get to see the lava?

- Lava?

- Yeah man, orange liquid fire, lava?

- Oh Ethan, I don't think

there's any lava flow to be seen here.

- You said these were active volcanoes.

- Well, active and erupting are two different things.

- What?

[soft music]

Romance.

Romance.

Okay.

This is it, the volcano.

- Well, how can you be sure?

There are more than one here.

- The river, but we don't have much time.

- No one knows we're here, do they?

- No, it's not that.

[rumbling]

It's the volcano.

- Shane, we can't outrun lava.

- No, that doesn't work.

No, not that either.

We'll be fine,

as long as we're together.

- Shane?

- Kenzie?

- Whoa.

[pensive instrumental music]

Whoa.

[knocking on door]

- Hi. - Hey.

Look, I'm pretty tired between the hike and work.

- Do you have a spoon?

Hey Kenzie? - Mm-hm.

- I'm still really annoyed about the lava thing.

I'm serious.

- You had unrealistic expectations.

- I did not, I had high expectations.

There's such a difference.

Could I ask you something?

- Uh oh.

- Do you wanna stop seeing Lucas?

- Why do you ask?

- Just because, I mean, you invited me along today.

So if you don't feel comfortable, then that says something.

I mean, I can tell him if you want.

- No, it's okay.

- No, as in you'll tell him?

- He asked me to dinner again.

Just the two of us.

I said, yes.

- Okay.

Whatever you want.

- Well, I don't, I mean, he's nice and all,

but I don't know.

- Yeah.

Maybe something will come of it.

- Maybe.

- I mean, you want that right, with him?

- We'll see.

- Our quality of cacao is better

than what you'll find somewhere else.

I mean, you do gourmet chocolate.

You can't do that with just any cacao.

- No, I know.

But the proposal you sent,

it's more than what I can bring back to my boss.

I looked up the numbers and they don't even make sense.

I mean, you're actually charging more per kilo.

- Yeah, like I said, to produce more it just costs more.

- Can you actually do it?

Right now, if we agreed to this,

could you make more?

- Not for several months.

- Tomas, do you have the plans to produce

the quantity I'm talking about?

- Like I said, several months.

- Okay. Okay.

I think I understand now.

- Miss Mackenzie, I do want to keep working with you,

I just don't know how to give you what you're asking for.

- Yeah.

Look, how else can I get the quantity I need?

Could you maybe recommend someone?

- You mean like a competitor?

- I don't have much choice.

Mister Amano's farm seemed to have pretty good quality.

- No, that's the worst-run farm in the country.

Just stick with me.

- I'm trying, but it's just not enough.

- Well then it's not enough.

It's better than nothing.

[phone ringing]

- Hello?

- I figured it out.

- [Crystal] What, Ethan?

- No, with Tomas.

He doesn't know how we'll get the yield we need

out of his land.

- How can he not?

- Well, I've been talking a pretty serious increase,

and he is not the only one.

All of his competitors are saying the same thing.

They're already at their max.

- You sound like Marvin.

- Well, at least now I know what the real issue is.

Just need to figure out a solution.

- Any ideas so far?

- Nope.

- Back to Ethan, then.

- No change.

- Lucas, then.

- Lucas is fine.

- Fine or fine.

- He's pleasant, how's that?

- He could be more if you weren't hung up on Ethan.

- Lucas is handsome and charming, but he knows it, and-

- [Crystal] And?

- I'm pretty sure he spends more time

thinking about how he looks than anyone else I know.

- It pays off, right?

- It doesn't matter anyway.

It's all just confusing me, everything.

I'm even regretting bringing Ethan along.

- You shouldn't.

This could be the trip where you can finally

wash your hands of your pining.

Lucas sounds like the perfect guy

to help you get over Ethan.

Then again, the marketing response

on those strawberry chocolates is really good.

It's seasonal, but it's worth a shot.

- You're not fooling anyone.

- It's work related.

Kind of.

- Tell Mackenzie to get a move on, for your sake.

- Will do.

- [Mackenzie] What was that?

- Evelyn.

She said you should get a move on for my sake.

What is that supposed to mean?

- Don't worry about it, she's just grumpy.

Productive day?

- No, actually.

I need a break.

Let's go do something together.

- I don't know.

My brain's kind of fried,

and I have to be back in time for dinner.

- Well, let's do something close by then.

There's that cave thing, I don't think that's too far away.

- How about I pick something?

- Okay. - Really?

- Yeah. whatever you want.

I cannot believe that this is what you wanted to do.

- What's so bad about a sloth trail?

Somewhere up in the trees, maybe.

There, look aren't they cute?

- Oh yeah.

Yeah, do they have trails with more energetic animals?

- No, I purposely picked the most boring animal

just to annoy you.

- Okay, great, great.

- Yeah, we're gonna see sleeping turtles next.

- All right, so what's the deal with these guys then?

They just sleep long, walk slow, happy lives.

- I don't know that much about them,

other than there's a lot of 'em in Costa Rica.

- Why's that?

- Probably the jungle,

'cause they live in tropical rainforest.

Oh,

guess how far they travel for a day?

- Oh, 10 feet.

- About 40 yards.

- Wow, so much farther.

- Give them some credit though.

They just sleep 15 to 20 hours a day.

- Like me in college.

- The first time I was in Costa Rica,

actually I was driving,

I came across this backup in traffic, no one was moving.

It was a really like rural area,

so I didn't know what was going on.

Got out of my car to take a look.

It was a sloth, just crossing the road.

- At 0.03 miles per hour?

- Honestly, he looked frozen in time.

Just stretched out like mid motion.

And then a police officer came, just picked him up,

set him down on the other side.

- So awesome.

Could you do that pose one more time?

What?

- Oh, look.

How's that for romance?

- They're taking a nap.

That could be,

that could be anything, that could be mother and son.

- That'd be a cute sloth couple, too.

- Sloths aren't monogamous,

and aren't much for true love.

- Really?

- Yeah, so says the wisdom of the internet.

See, that's just it for me.

I keep getting hung up on writing the romance and it just,

I don't know, it feels fake.

- It's fiction, it's all fake.

- Well don't misunderstand me, I'm all for romance.

- You are?

- Yeah.

Writing it.

I'm coming around.

It just,

it's a little tricky and I'm still trying to figure it out.

- You just have to make it relatable, to you.

- How?

I mean I've never done the grand gestures

or the big romantic speeches.

- Romance isn't about the big flashy things.

It's the every day that's important.

- Okay, but the every day is boring in a book.

- You have a helicopter chase, diving,

repelling off the waterfall.

A little boring won't hurt.

Besides, romance isn't boring.

- Okay, but you just said nothing flashy.

So what's going to feel romantic?

- Little things, you know that they do for each other,

that show they care.

- Somehow I get the feeling you're gonna say

that saving each other's lives doesn't count.

- Think smaller.

- Being able to count on each other?

- Yes, yes.

Or the sacrifices they make, you know,

because they love each other.

- Love?

- Why not?

Real love, true love, comes first.

In love catches up on its own timeline.

- Yeah, no,

that makes sense.

Yeah.

[soft instrumental music]

- Take out, really?

- Whoa, you look great.

- Thanks.

- Where'd you get that dress?

- Gift shop.

- Well, you're, it's very pretty.

- Thank you.

Actually, I have a ton of work to do, but I'm kind of stuck,

so I figured dinner and a break might do me some good.

- Okay, well, if you decide you don't wanna go out.

I mean, I've got plenty to.

- I guess he's here.

- Where are you guys going?

- I don't know.

- Well, are you sure that's safe?

I mean you barely know the guy.

He could be like a criminal or something.

- Now you bring that up?

- I'm just saying.

Okay, have fun.

[pensive music]

- [Mackenzie] Hey.

- Oh, hey, wow.

You look beautiful.

Perfect.

- Thanks, you too.

- Oh, thank you.

You ready?

There's this restaurant I keep hearing about

from people at the convention.

- Oh, sounds great.

- Okay.

Watch your step.

- Thanks.

So when's the convention over?

- Yesterday, actually.

- Really?

- Yeah, I wanted to stick around for a bit.

- Well, when do you leave?

- I haven't decided yet.

How about you?

- Friday, for now.

But the whole thing's really fluid

with this deal I'm trying to make.

- How so?

- Well it's, it's delicate, but basically,

I'm trying to figure out if it's more cost efficient

to start over buying from another country,

or help the farm here figure out how to produce more.

- Well, here is at least the problem you know.

- Sure.

- I got pressure from my bosses

to find a better software for predicting buying behaviors.

It's complicated, I'll spare you,

but we had one in-house.

It had all these issues and no one believed in it.

So I spent two years on and off vetting outside options.

We narrowed in on, one acquired it,

spent all this time forcing it to work,

but in the end.

- No better than what you had the whole time?

- Oh, worse.

Sometimes the best solution is the one you already have.

- Yeah, except in my case, it's not really the solution yet.

- Well, try working with them so it can be.

And that's when I learned my lesson,

me and cats, not friends.

- You have the claw marks to remind you.

- Yep.

Hey, how about we dance?

- No, no, I'm not a good dancer.

- Oh, come on.

I'll lead.

So, what else do I need to know about you?

- Well, we covered families, education,

jobs, pets.

- Okay then.

Oh, most embarrassing moments.

- Oh, no, no.

- Come on.

Okay, I'll go first.

- Yeah, feel free.

- I was supposed to receive this award at work,

so I invited my family to the ceremony,

and the head of the company calls my name.

I go up on stage.

They hand me the award and I smile this big old open grin,

and my face is projected on these giant TV screens

for everyone to see.

And I literally singled out and hear my parents gasp.

- Why?

- Broccoli, stuck in my teeth.

I made the mistake of eating an hors d'oeuvre

before I went onstage.

- I'm sure not that many people even noticed.

- Oh enough did, I didn't hear the end of it.

- That's your most embarrassing moment?

- Yeah.

Come on, it's horrifying.

You wouldn't understand,

but we have this thing in my family where

we're so proud of who we are and how we look.

It was awful.

Anyways, your turn.

- Okay.

Well, before my job now,

I was interviewing around.

There's this job I really wanted

at this really reputable marketing firm.

So I go in for an interview with three of their team,

and I totally think I'm doing really well.

And then as I leave, I hear laughter.

- Oh why, what happened?

- I'd gone to the restroom before,

and I guess I missed that the end of my skirt got caught.

- Oh no.

- Yeah, so when I went to leave, that's what they saw.

- Wow.

Okay, yeah.

You know what, that's embarrassing.

- Yeah.

Yeah, it was.

Ethan came over later that day

and brought over food and some comedies,

and we just watched and laughed

until the sting of it all passed.

- You've been friends for long?

- Yeah.

- How'd you two meet?

- Well, we started out as neighbors

in this really crummy apartment.

I just finished college and he was a cook

at this really hole-in-the-wall restaurant,

not really believing he could be an author.

- Well, he obviously overcame that.

- Yeah.

Yeah, and we stayed friends

even with all the little fan groups of his,

and moving to different places across town.

- That's nice.

It's so easy to fall out of touch.

- Yeah.

I always kind of figured it was just a matter of time

before we both got too busy

and just kind of forgot about each other,

but he proved me wrong.

Tomas then Ramano.

How can I make that work?

- You mentioned Ramano's farm, but it's run poorly.

- Yeah, guy's not focused, getting old, to ill.

- Well, I spoke with him this morning.

He said he needs the money from the farm.

Can't really do the work anymore.

- So?

- Well how's the cacao there?

- It's good, not as good as mine.

- Could it be?

- I don't understand.

- Ramano wants out of the business, don't you think?

- Yeah.

- What if he was bought out.

- By who?

- You.

- I don't have that kind of money.

- Well, what if we helped?

- How exactly?

- We make the sale possible in exchange for better terms.

Consider it an advance.

You could run the farm the way it should be.

And with that you have much more cacao to sell to us.

- And you could do that?

- I think so.

Could you?

So, I already sent the terms to my boss,

and there was no screaming.

- That's great, progress.

- Yeah, so Tomas is approaching Ramano,

and then assuming Ramano doesn't get greedy,

we could have everything in place in the next few weeks.

- That's great, I'm so proud of you.

- Thank you.

Honestly, I'm just relieved not to have Crystal

and everyone's jobs on the line.

- Well, you shouldn't have in the first place.

That was all Evelyn.

- Well, it's nearly all finished now, anyway.

All in all, not a bad trip.

- We should celebrate.

- That's an idea.

- Hey Mackenzie.

- Oh Lucas.

- Hey, what do you two doing here?

- We were just getting lunch and talking about celebrating.

- Mackenzie figured out a solution.

- Yeah, actually what you were saying before,

about the solution you already have

and investing more into that.

It got me thinking and yeah, it's nearly all settled.

- Oh my gosh, I'm so happy for you.

That's amazing.

So how are we celebrating?

- We haven't figured out yet.

- Oh.

Well, you know what?

I have a great idea,

but we would have to get our swimsuits first.

[bright orchestral music]

Come on, you guys are gonna love this.

- You all right?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

- Did you not wanna come, 'cause I just figured you would.

- Yeah, we're celebrating.

All three of us.

- You'll be fine.

You sure you're okay.

- Peachy.

- So, what do you think?

- How's the water so?

- Beautiful?

Legend has it that after God painted the sky,

this is where he cleaned his paintbrush.

- Come on.

- Well, I mean, in all reality,

it's probably minerals or whatever,

but isn't it awesome?

- It's amazing.

- If you like this, you're gonna love the next spot.

Come on.

[light orchestral music]

- [Mackenzie] Wow.

- [Ethan] Okay, I admit, that is impressive.

- Okay, come on, let's head all the way down.

[camera snapping]

You should write this into one of your books.

- Yeah, maybe I will.

- How is your book coming by the way?

Mackenzie said it's a work in progress.

- I'm revising a few things, but it's nearly done.

- Nice.

You okay?

- I think I saw a monkey.

- Hey, can I ask you a question?

- Yeah, sure.

- Do you think I have a shot with Mackenzie

after Costa Rica?

I'm supposed to go home this weekend.

I've already extended my trip as it is.

The boss wants me in office on Monday but,

I don't wanna let her go.

- Oh.

- I know the long distance thing.

It's not ideal but,

nothing a quick flight can't solve, right?

- Well, I mean, are you sure she's interested enough?

- Well, that's why I'm asking you.

Did she say anything about me?

- No.

- Oh, she's gotta feel something right?

- I don't.

So are we gonna go swimming in that?

'Cause I have to admit that water looks amazing.

- Oh no, no, no.

We're not allowed to swim here.

- Then why did we bring our swimsuits?

- Oh, that's for the next spot.

What do you think?

- It's already totally worth it.

Ethan, how great, right?

You wanted to come to the hot springs?

- Yeah.

Yeah, this is really great.

- Well hey, let's try it out.

[playful music]

- Just right.

Ethan, come on.

- Yeah, careful, don't slip.

- I swear, I can't even so much as look it a worm

without my heart like going into overdrive.

- Oh, I'm pretty sure I'd be scarred for life too.

- Yeah.

- [Mackenzie] Crazy to think this is all heated by nature.

- Yeah, all the magma, but no lava.

Sorry Ethan.

- Hey, is that a worm by your shoulder, there?

- Just a stick.

- Oh, sorry.

I thought it moved.

- Ethan loves to tease.

- I'm the same way with my sister.

- I didn't know you have one.

- I thought I brought it up on our date the other night.

- I guess too busy dancing.

- Well, I think there's another hot spring.

I'm just gonna go take a quick look.

Can I go?

- Yeah, sure.

- Why not?

- No, you stay here until I find a better one,

because it's not like I need your help, so.

- Maybe they have a couple's massage service here.

- Really?

- A lot of hot springs have the method spas.

- Okay.

- I'll see if I can book this one, Mackenzie.

- Lucas?

- My ankle.

- Ethan.

- Are you okay?

- I just hit it when I fell.

- Let me help you, come here.

- I'll help.

- You've already helped enough.

What was that?

Lucas has been nothing but nice, and you were mean.

- I was not.

He just gets on my nerves after a while, okay?

I'm sorry I don't have your patience.

- So you thought it was fine to just push him in the wall.

- I didn't push him in.

I barely touched him.

- First the zip line, now this.

- Hey, he invited himself along.

- He was just being nice.

- Are you sure that's all?

I'll tell you right now, Kenzie,

if you wanted to come on this trip alone

so you could fall in love with some random guy,

you didn't have to bring me along.

- That's not fair.

I was trying to help you with your book.

- Well don't.

Okay, I'll throw in some

stupid little sappy love struck line,

and Larry and the publisher will be happy,

and that'll be that.

Romance is overrated anyway.

- Well, you obviously don't need it

in your book or your life, so fine.

Whatever you say, Ethan.

- Kenzie, you there?

- Yeah?

- I'm sorry.

[soft music]

I was being stupid,

and it wasn't fair to you or to Lucas.

- Why were you acting like that?

- I don't know.

I think I was frustrated with the book,

and I should have been more patient.

- Well, it's a good thing we're going home soon.

Maybe this trip wasn't such a good idea.

- No, it was.

It was, you've always been encouraging me

and this trip was you being really thoughtful,

and I made a mess of it.

- Well, thanks for saying that.

You really should apologize to Lucas, though.

- Yeah.

- Just saying.

- I know.

We'll see.

- Hey Ethan.

- Hey, thank you.

Do you need help?

- I'm good, thanks.

Well, your ankle, it's not?

- No, it's fine.

Just a bit sore today.

- Okay.

Thank you for meeting me.

I wanted to apologize for yesterday.

I was totally outta line and I really,

I didn't mean for you to get hurt.

- I know, it's okay.

- It is?

- You were just having fun, right?

Some celebration though.

I'm pretty sure Mackenzie was more upset than I was.

- You're telling me.

- I'm glad we have this chance to talk though.

- Why is that?

- I've been thinking about what to do about Mackenzie.

I don't wanna squander under my chance with her,

so I was thinking about

doing something special before I leave.

- Why?

I mean to what end?

- Oh, to show her how serious I am,

to set the stage,

to make her just as happy to see me,

when we all go home.

The whole long distance relationship scares me,

and I don't want her to forget about me, but

I'm committed.

- Sorry, I don't really know what to say.

- Well, what do you think, good idea?

- I don't know.

- Of course, you don't know what I'm planning.

Sorry, so what I was thinking was

I was gonna take her down to the lake by the volcano,

and they have this boat there that I can charter,

and we would just go along the lake,

see all this wildlife,

but wait till the sunset and then have this

nice romantic dinner just out on the water.

Cool, huh?

- Yeah, man.

Yeah, sure.

- Well, do you think she would go for it?

- I can't speak for her,

but,

but it sounds like something that any woman would love.

Aren't you a little overdressed for the pool?

- Getting some sun sorta, too much to do.

- Is everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah.

Just going over all the agreements,

making sure the deal points work.

How's Lucas?

- He's fine.

Yeah, it's all good.

- Thanks for doing that.

- It's the right thing to do.

- You wanna sit down?

- Yeah, sure.

Sure.

- [Mackenzie] So how's the book coming?

- It's good.

It's good, I was rethinking some of the romance.

- Do tell.

- Well, I'm not exactly sure when yet,

but at one of the near death moments.

- That doesn't narrow it down.

- I thought that he would say,

there's no one he'd rather be with,

because he thinks that it's the end.

And then he would say sorry,

for getting her into this.

And then he would take her hand,

and they would just hang on to each other.

And even though they were in danger, it wouldn't matter,

because they had each other, and he'd always have her.

But he just

never told her how.

He

had never told her how

critical she was

in their adventures, with her research and

yeah.

- Yeah.

Well,

I guess it depends on what else you've written to

get to this point and their feelings.

- That's a good point.

So I think I'm gonna go write that down,

and see if I can make it work,

and I will, well, I'll see you soon.

I'll see you later, I'll see you in a bit.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, okay.

[introspective music]

- Why can't I tell her?

- I can't keep doing this.

Every time I think maybe he feels something more,

he proves me wrong.

I'm just, I'm tired of kidding myself.

- You have waited and been his friend for so long.

I'd say time's up.

- See, I could live with just being friends, but

sometimes I think there's hope.

That's what makes it so hard,

like these little signs that just fizzle into nothing.

- Well, the way I see it, you have three options.

One, cut him off completely.

Two, find out how he feels,

even if it changes your friendship.

Or three, stay in limbo.

- Yeah, I don't like any of those.

- Well, there's always option four.

- Four?

- Move on with Lucas.

[soft music]

- All finished. - Great.

I'm glad we got this to work.

- I'll take good care of Ramano's farm.

- Your farm.

- Si, que.

- It was a pleasure.

- You too, [foreign phrase] gracias.

- Gracias, ciao.

Hey, I was gonna call you,

but then I thought I heard you come back.

- Yeah, but I'm on my way out again.

- Where are you going?

- Lucas texted and wanted I do something at the lake.

I'll see you later then?

- Yep.

Yeah.

Don't go.

You and Lucas don't belong together.

Anything, you literally could have said

anything to stop her.

I gotta stop her.

[medium tempo instrumental music]

Mackenzie!

[bright music]

Mackenzie?

My phone, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Hey wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

wait please, I gotta get to the lake.

Are you going to lake, are you going that way?

Can I come with, it's very important,

[foreign phrase] please?

- Si, si.

- Thank you, thank you.

Gracias, thank you.

Whoa, whoa.

What, what?

Why are we stopping? Why are we stopping?

[speaking in foreign language]

The lake, I have to get to the lake.

[speaking in foreign language]

This way? This way?

Okay, okay, bien, thank you.

[dramatic orchestral music]

Whoa.

Mackenzie!

[dramatic orchestral music]

Mackenzie?

[indistinct]

Mackenzie?

[dramatic orchestral music]

Wait, wait, Lucas.

Mackenzie.

Come on!

- Ethan?

- What is he doing?

- Mackenzie,

I finished the story.

- Can you turn around the boat?

Ethan?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, steady.

- [Mackenzie] What's wrong?

What are you doing here?

- I made it.

I made it.

- Are you okay?

- I'm sorry.

Do have any like water?

- Yeah.

- Oh,

thank you man.

- Ethan?

- I'm sorry, Lucas.

I can't let her go with you.

- [Mackenzie] Ethan?

- Not until she knows how I feel.

- What?

- I've been so scared about how to tell you

that I've been trying to figure out how to say it properly,

and I just, I can't wait another minute.

Mackenzie, I love you.

- Ethan.

- Nope, no, no, no, no.

Don't Ethan me, just please, just listen.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean for this to happen.

And especially for being such a jerk

where you're concerned Lucas,

but this woman is my best friend,

and I cannot let her go thinking

that that's all there is between us,

because I want more.

Please don't go off into the sunset with Lucas.

No offense.

- She's not.

- What?

- Mackenzie was very kindly telling me

that she doesn't think things between us will go anywhere.

- Really?

Why?

- Because.

- Because she loves you, too.

- I do.

I have for a long time.

- Why didn't you say anything?

- I didn't know if you'd ever feel the same way.

- Hey, do you mind taking us back?

Thanks.

- I finished my book.

- You did? [chuckling]

- Yeah.

Can I read the ending to you?

Well, this is it.

But where?

- Should be somewhere on the cave wall.

We'll start over here.

- Okay, I'll take this side.

Miss Sabrina, I want you to know something.

- What?

- Even if we don't find the map,

I wouldn't change one moment of this journey.

- Me neither.

- Hey,

I'm serious.

There's no one else that I would rather be with right now.

- Me neither.

- I never told you.

All these years I never told you what you mean to me,

but if we're gonna get out of this thing,

with or without the map or wherever it leads to,

dead or alive,

you have to know,

you are everything to me.

And I know I didn't always see that,

but somehow deep down, I always knew,

that you've been the one

that never doubted that I could do something.

Now, I don't know what I did to deserve you in my life,

but I will spend the rest of it,

doing everything that I can to make sure

that you and I are always together.

- You really mean that, don't you?

- I love you.

[romantic orchestral music]

- They haven't even found the treasure map yet.

- Oh no, they do, that's on the next page,

but it doesn't even matter because,

because he found what he really needed.

Come here.

[romantic orchestral music]

- It's good.

- Just good, huh?

- Corporate is gonna love it.

It feels so alive, now.

- I'm glad.

- Your fan base is about to explode.

I told you adding romance would work, you did it.

- Thank you, thank you.

- So we can get a series out of this, right?

I'm thinking six, seven books?

- Whoa.

Actually, I've already started writing a sequel.

[tense music]

Come on.

- Just another adventure, you said.

- Well. - Simple.

- [Ethan] I may have underestimated the situation.

- [Mackenzie] Once again.

- Come on, you wouldn't miss this for the world.

- You're lucky I love you.

- I sure am.

Let's go.

[romantic orchestral music]

[light orchestral music]