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(narrator): Previously
on Sullivan's Crossing.

- I realized that
it's not neurosurgery

that I can't live without.
It's helping people

and I can do that by opening up
a general practice

in Timberlake.

- It's time for me
to finally let myself go

in a new direction.

- What about the Crossing?
- I love the Crossing, Maggie.

Going to Ireland with Helen
isn't gonna change that.

- I'm not really into
the idea of marriage.

- So you never wanna
get married?

- No.

- The university won't let me
finish my degree here.

Look, just because I'm going
back to Alberta

doesn't mean
we can't keep in touch.

- I'd like that.

- Growing up, don't think any
of us would've made it through

without you.
- You needed me, and...

I wasn't there for you.

- I heard you found
a new location for your diner.

- Sully offered me an old lodge
over at Crossing.

- Lynne's agreed to stop
at development two, huh?

- I wanna make it
a conservation area.

I want you to be the one
that looks after it for me.

(crashing)
- I can't see.

- You need this surgery, Edna.
- I trust you, Maggie.

- It's time to wake up.
- She's gonna be okay.

- Once you're back on your feet,

I'm gonna take you to see
those northern lights.

- You're the one that said that
you're against summer flings.

- That's only because
I already had mine.

- Really?
- Yeah. Liam.

Met him while
I was on vacation in Europe.

Never heard from him again.

Liam? What are you doing here?

- Is that a new way
to greet your husband?

- What's he talking about,
Maggie?

(pop music)

- I've missed you, Maggie.

- I shouldn't be here,
this is a mistake.

- Hey...

- I never thought
I'd see you again.

- And I'm so sorry.

If I could change what happened,
I would.

- I'm with Cal now.

- Just give me another chance,
Red.

Let me show you how much
I love you.

(pop music grows louder)

(moaning)

- Liam...
- Maggie.

- Maggie.

Hey, brought you
some coffee.

- Thank you.
(sighing)

- Sounded like
a pretty good dream.

- Yeah.

- What was it about?

- It's late. I have to get
to the Outpost.

Why didn't you wake me?
- You were up pretty late.

I didn't think it would hurt
to let you sleep in a little.

- Sully just left. We can't let
things slide around here.

- It'll be fine.

- Sorry.

I think I'm just
feeling overwhelmed

with him leaving like that.
It just...

It all took me by surprise.

- He's not the only one
full of surprises lately.

- Cal...

- I just...

would've thought you'd have
mentioned being married before.

- Haven't you ever made
a mistake

you wanted
to forget about?

- Of course, but marriage?

- Yeah, but it wasn't
a real marriage.

I let myself get swept up
in the moment

and I had it annulled
right away.

- Well, did you ever find out
why he showed up?

- No, not yet. I, um, had
to take Sully to the airport.

- Alright, I'll tell you what...

why don't I head over
to the Outpost,

you finish getting ready

and go see what he wants.

- Okay. I'll see you in a bit?

(theme music)

♪ Is this as good
as it's gonna get ♪

♪ I've given all I can give ♪

♪ But the rivers still
get wider wider ♪

♪ We've been here all along ♪

♪ Through the valleys
we carry on ♪

♪ The journey takes us
higher higher ♪

♪ This could be a home
if we try to build it ♪

♪ This could be a life
that's one in a million ♪

♪ All the hard times,
yeah, they were worth it ♪

♪ Time and time and time again ♪

♪ Ooh whoa whoa ooh ♪

♪ Whoa whoa ooh
Whoa whoa ooh ♪

♪ Time and time
and time again ♪

(soft music)

- Thanks.

(groans)

Something on your mind?

- What do you mean?

- You thinking about Sully?

- I just hope he's okay.

I know how he feels
about flying.

- Helen's with him.

- You're right.

- Why don't you head over
to the Nature Conservancy

and see what we need to do
to get Glenn's land registered.

Then you can head over
to the Outpost

to check in on Maggie for me.

- Maggie's fine.
- I know.

I just want to know
what's going on

with this Liam character
I keep hearing about.

- Well, I don't wanna
leave you alone.

- Dr. Rabney and Maggie both
said I'm doing great.

I don't need a babysitter.

Here.

- You know I don't like
cellphones.

- I will call you
if I need you, okay?

(soft music)

- Fine.

(speaks Michif)
- What?

- You're a good man, Frank.

(Liam): Uh, yeah, just a second!

Morning, Red.

- We need to talk.

- Sure. Yeah, uh...

Mi casa es su casa.

- I didn't think
I'd ever see you again.

- Yeah, I know.

- So what are you doing here?
Are you on assignment?

- Huh... no.
I'm in between gigs right now.

I'm actually moving to Europe.

Can I get you a cup of coffee?

I was just making myself one.

- No, thank you.

- Black with
a little bit of sugar, right?

Strong and sweet, just like you.

- So... what are you doing here?

- Can't a husband pop in
to check on his wife?

- Can you stop saying that?

I had our marriage annulled.

- Yeah, you might wanna let
the European Travel Commission

know that.
- What are you talking about?

- Looks like they still have us
listed as being married.

- That's not funny, Liam.

- I'm not joking.

- Well, there's obviously
been some mistake.

- All I know is they said
they need to see a copy

of the annulment papers before
they can grant me my visa.

- Well, you could've saved
yourself the trip

and just called for that.

- And miss the chance to see
this magical place

you've always talked
so much about?

- So that's what you're here
for? Annulment papers?

- Yeah.

- Okay. I'll look
into getting you a copy.

- Thanks.

Hey, Red.
- Yeah?

- It's really good
to see you again.

(sighing)

(soft music)

- Coffee's ready.

- Yeah, I'll grab one
at the station.

- You're going in to work?

- Yeah, I, uh, told Cooper
I'd give him a hand.

- But I thought we were gonna
talk this morning.

- Yeah, I know. I'm sorry.

- Because I was thinking about
what you said last night,

about marriage.

Maybe we can find
a compromise.

- I don't know

if marriage is something
you should compromise, Syd.

I gotta go, okay?
But we'll talk tonight.

- Sure, yeah.

(soft music)

- There you go.

- Hey!
- Hey!

- How'd it go with Liam?

- Turns out he is moving
to Europe.

He's just looking for
a copy of the annulment papers

for his visa.

- Alright, that shouldn't take
too long.

- Yeah, the trouble is,
I'm not sure

that I have the paperwork
with me.

- Well, uh, we'll just contact
the lawyer who filed it

and have him
send you a new copy.

- I just need to remember
the name of that law firm.

- Morning. Is Sully here?

- No, he's on vacation, but
I'm Maggie. I'm his daughter.

- Quincy.
- Can I help you?

- No one is stopping
those campers next to me

from blaring their music
all hours of the night.

- Sorry, I'll go talk to them.

- And you are?
- Uh...

I'm helping out
while Sully's away. Cal.

- Cal. Talking to them is not
gonna make up

for the terrible sleep
I got last night.

- Well, I'd be happy to offer
you a credit for your stay.

- I suppose that's a start.

- Have you eaten yet?
- No, why?

- There's this fantastic new
restaurant over at the lodge.

I'd like to buy you breakfast.
- Hmm.

Okay. Now you're talking.

- Alright, I'll take you over.
- Thanks.

- Um, I'll look
for the name of that lawyer.

- Alright.

(door opening)

(door closing)

(Liam): So here I am,
on a tight deadline,

surrounded by armed militia

and a leader that's a little
pissed off about my article.

- So what'd you do?

- Well, I improvised.

Gave him my brand new camera
and my laptop.

Spent the rest of the day hiking
back to the closest village

looking for a ride
to the airport.

- What about the article?

I thought that was
on your computer?

- No. Already uploaded it
to my cloud.

Went down to the internet cafe
on my way out.

Got it in just minutes
before my deadline.

(chuckles)

- Cal, you gotta hear
this guy's stories.

They're unbelievable.
- I'm sure they are.

- Hey, Cal. You wanna join me
for a cup of coffee?

- I would, but I gotta get back
to work.

Uh... look, I wanna buy
breakfast for Quincy over there.

He had a bit
of a sleepless night.

You think you can help me out
with that?

- Of course, you got it.
- Thanks, man.

- Hey, Cal.
(grunts)

- Look, I'm, uh... I'm really
sorry if that was so awkward.

I didn't realize
Maggie hadn't told you about us.

- No apologies needed.

- Yeah, I just...

I wouldn't wanna start off
on the wrong foot.

- It's fine. From what Maggie
tells me,

you won't be around
very long anyway, so...

- Right.

- Hey, can I get you
anything else before you go?

- No, no. I'm all good.
What do I owe you?

- Are you kidding me? I'm not
taking money from a war hero.

- No, listen,
I'm no warrior, okay?

I'm just a journalist doing
his job.

Here.

- Thanks.
- See you around.

- That guy is unbelievable.

(sighing)

- He sure is.

(soft music)
(common loon calling)

- Sullivan.

"S-U-L-L-I-V-A-N."

If you could fax over
a copy of that annulment,

that would be great.
Uh...

(sighing)
Six or seven years ago.

Archived?

Well, how long will it take
to pull that file?

Is there any way
we can expedite that?

I don't know what the case
number is, um,

I'll have to look for it.

Okay. Thank you.

- Hey!
(sighs)

- Thought I'd pop by,
see how you're doing.

- Fine.

- From the look on your face,

your day is going about
as good as mine.

- What's wrong?
(sighing)

- I was supposed to take
my youth group on a field trip

to an amusement park,
but the manager called

and their septic tank broke.

- Why don't you bring them here?

- Are you sure?

I mean, I know you've got
a lot on your plate right now.

(sighing)
- I could use the distraction.

Liam's been here
less than a day.

He's already driving me nuts.

- Surprise visits from
ex-husbands will do that,

I guess.

- Well, it was annulled,
so technically,

we were never married.

- I can't believe you told me
he was just a summer fling.

I need a lot of details.

- Later. First, can you do me
a favour?

Would you mind
watching the Outpost?

I just... I have
to go find something.

Cal will be back soon.

- Yeah, sure.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

(whistling a tune)

- Looks like a good turn out
for breakfast.

- Oh, yeah. The beignets
were a big hit.

- I would've come in earlier,
but, uh,

I needed to take a drive
to clear my head.

- Uh...

Is this still about Rafe
wanting to get married?

- I'm just trying to figure out
how to make us both happy.

- I'm sure you two are gonna
sort it out like you always do.

- I hope so.

- Here.

This will make you feel better.

- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.

- This is good.

- I know, anyways, eat up
and when you're done...

(fingers snapping)
...table six needs bussing.

(soft music)

(♪)

- "Dear Liam, I don't know where
you are right now

or where to send this letter,
but I'm writing you anyway,

hoping that it can help me
get some closure."

- Oh, I don't think I'll ever
get that song out of my head.

- Well, you were quite
the flamenco dancer.

- Oh, stop. It was terrible.

- No, no, no. You look sexy.

I couldn't take my eyes
off of you.

(chuckling)

(sighing)
- I feel so relaxed here.

(chuckling)

I don't wanna go.
- Then don't.

- We have to check out tomorrow.
- No, we can get another hotel.

(chuckling)
- My flight's booked.

I can't.
- Maggie,

we can do whatever we want.
- Mm-hmm.

We can stay here in Spain.

We could travel across Europe.

We could spend the rest of our
lives exploring the world.

- Sounds tempting.

- Let's do it.
(chuckling)

Let's get married.
(laughter)

- Very funny.

- I mean it. I mean it.
Tomorrow.

- Liam, we hardly know
each other.

- I don't care.

I can't let you get away.

I love you,

and I don't want to live
without you

and I know you feel
the same way.

(soft music)

Tell me I'm wrong.

- You're not wrong.

- So what do you say?

- Yes.

Let's get married.
(He chuckles.)

(soft music continues)

- I've been working on updating
the bios on our new website.

- Okay.
- Come have a look.

What do you think?

- Rob Shandon,
Owner and Executive Chef.

- Has a nice ring to it, right?

- Yeah, it really does.

Hey, where's your title?

- Oh, I wasn't sure
what it should be.

- How about General Manager?

- Are you sure
that wouldn't be too much?

- Well, you've done the lion's
share of the work

getting this place opened.

- We did this together, Rob.

- Yeah, I guess we did.

(chuckling)
(sighing)

(soft music)

- Did Lola leave?
- Uh, yeah.

She should be back
with the youth group soon.

Hey, did Sully tell you
where the key to the shed was?

I think there's some softball
gear in there

that they could use.
- No, he didn't.

- Did you reach the lawyer?

- So apparently they moved
the files into storage.

So it's gonna take some time
for them to find it.

- Great.

(sighing)

- Hey, what I said
about staying here with you

and opening
a general practice...

I meant that.

- I know.

- Just... I don't want you
to feel insecure

about Liam being here.

- Never.

- Whoops.

Sorry.

Didn't mean to interrupt.
Again.

I just need a new pair of laces
for my hiking boots

and then
I'll be out of your hair.

- I think they're in the back.

(Liam): Thanks.

- Are you going hiking alone?

- Uh, unless you plan
on coming with me.

- That's not what I meant.

It's just some people
have been injured this year.

So it would just be better
if you had a hiking buddy.

- Well, look, I've walked
through mine fields, so...

Well, look, if you're that
concerned about me

going on a hike, I'm happy to
stay here and give you a hand.

(Cal clearing throat)

- Got your laces.

I've got a load of firewood
I need to deal with.

You ever swing an axe?

- Yeah, once or twice.

- Alright, I'll grab some work
gloves and meet you outside?

- Sounds good.

- I'll do my best to keep him
occupied.

Find that key, okay?

- I owe you.

(soft music)
(grunts)

(grunts)
- So Maggie's staying

at the Crossing
full time now?

- Ah, yeah,
she's living with me.

- So she's not
a neurosurgeon anymore?

- She wants to open
a general practise.

- Oh. Doesn't sound like
the Maggie I know.

- People change.

- I suppose they do.
(grunts)

(sighing)

- Hey, Cal!

- Hey!

Stack these for me?
- Yeah.

- Hey, I was just giving
the kids a tour.

This is Ben. He's working
with us over the summer.

- Hey, nice to meet you, Ben.

- Hi. And this is Tracy,
my sister.

- Hey, Tracy.
- Hi.

- You must be Liam.

I see they already put you
to work over there.

- Oh, yeah, no,
I'm happy to help, so...

- I told you
this was gonna be lame.

- I have to try
and keep these kids busy.

Maggie's still looking
for that key to the shed.

- How about a competition?
- What kind?

- Wood chopping? Me versus Cal.

Any volunteers for judges?

- I'll do it.
- Yeah, me too.

- Uh, ah... I'm not sure
that's a good idea.

- How come?

Not afraid of a little friendly
competition, are you?

- Okay, fine. Let's do this.

- Wish me luck.
- Uh-huh.

(Frank): I appreciate you
taking the time.

- Of course. Starting a nature
reserve is a big undertaking,

with a lot of options.
- What do you mean?

- Here.

We've compiled
instruction manuals

to help guide you through it.

- Hmm!

It's a good thing
I like reading.

(sighs)

- Hey!
- Hey!

- Just wanted to come by
and drop these off.

I thought maybe you could put
them in the display

to help promote
the new restaurant.

- I'd be happy to.
- Thanks.

- So... how are things going
with Liam being here?

- It's fine.
He's chopping wood with Cal.

- Really? Chopping wood?
You think that's safe?

(chuckling)

- Cal's actually being a good
sport about the whole thing.

- Speaking of sport,

you planning on starting
a little league team or...?

- No, Lola was here with some of
the kids from her youth group.

- Oh...
(cheering in distance)

What's that all about?

- I don't know.

(cheering)

- Whoo! Keep going!

- Whoo-ooh!

- You got it!
- He's catching up to you!

- You got him, come on!
- Get chopping off!

- I thought you said you'd
only done this once or twice.

- Did I?

(cheering)

- Hey, everything okay?

- Liam and Cal
are having a contest.

(boy): Come on!

- Who's winning?

- It's too close to call it yet.

(grunting)
(cheering)

- Well, I hope it's not gonna be
like this

the whole time
Liam's here.

- Personally, I think
it's kinda fun.

- Found that softball gear.

It's outside the shed
when you're ready.

- Thank you so much.
- Yeah, no worries.

Um, I need to head back
to the Outpost.

- Don't you wanna see who wins?

(both grunting)

- No.

- I'll see you in a bit.
- Yeah.

(boy): Come on! Come on!

- Go! Go! Go!
- You got it!

- He's catching up to you!

- Hey, uh, can I talk to you
for a minute, Coop?

- Sure.

- Mind if we go somewhere
a little more private?

- Of course.

What's up?
- Um...

do you, um...

Do you remember what you said
the other day about, uh,

giving in or giving up?

- I take it Sydney
didn't change her mind?

- No.

I don't know
what I'm supposed to do.

- You're the only one
that can make that decision.

- Yeah.

(soft music)

(birds cawing)

- Okay, time to spill.

How did you end up
married to Liam?

- I don't know.

He was exciting.

You know, he...

he travelled all over the
world, he...

he was fearless and funny.

He made me feel impulsive.

- No offence, but you're not
the impulsive type.

- Well, I was in Europe.

Now, I think it's just...

I got caught up
in the romance of it all.

- So what happened?

- Rather not talk about it.

What about you? What's happening
with you?

- Um, well, while you have

two guys competing
for your attention out there,

I can barely hang onto one.

(glass smashing)

(both scoffing)

Someone hit a home run.
- Seriously?

(sighing)

- Doesn't look that bad.
- I'm so sorry, Maggie.

- No, don't worry about it.
It was an accident.

- I need to get
back to the lodge to help Rob,

but I'll see you later.
- Okay.

- Should be a quick fix.

Maybe a hike in the woods
would be better?

- I'm just not sure I can handle
all these kids on my own.

- You know, uh...

I wanted to go take a look
at the new property.

We head over there,
I'll come with you.

- That would be great.

- Yeah...

- Yeah, you know, that sounds
like fun.

I'll come too.

(sighing)
- Perfect.

- Okay...

- Great.

I guess I'm spending
the entire day with Liam.

- I'm sorry.

- I just hope that lawyer finds
your file soon.

See you in a bit.

(sighing)

(phone ringing)

- Edna? Everything okay?

- I'm fine.

I just thought I'd give you some
practice answering the phone.

See how you're getting along.

- Well, I'm done
with the conservation agent

and I was just coming home.

- Well, did you check in
on Maggie and Cal?

- Honey, it's getting late.
I'll do that tomorrow.

- Well, either you go or I will.

- Okay, but I'm coming
straight home after that.

- Good.
(speaking Michif)

- Oh, sorry it took me so long.

- Hey, I thought you said
you were gonna be right back.

I can't do this alone.
We just opened.

- Did something happen?

- It's Finn.

- Is he okay?

- Yeah, sorry, he's fine.

Um, turns out the guy that runs
the summer camp

also runs a private school
for gifted kids.

- Hmm. Gifted kids?

- He offered Finn
a scholarship.

- But that's great news.
Isn't it?

- I can't just let him move.
We just opened the restaurant.

- Toronto's a short flight.
You could commute.

I can manage things here
while you're gone.

- Well, Syd, hey...

I love your cooking. No offence,
but you're not a chef.

- We could hire someone
to help out.

- Look, we can't just hire
anybody.

I'm trying to establish
the place.

Can you just finish
with the dishes?

I gotta get ready
for the dinner rush.

- Okay.

(soft music)

(water rushing)

- So what'd you do before
you came to the Crossing?

- Uh, defence attorney.

- Here?

- New York City.
- Ah...

This place is nothing
like the Big Apple.

- I was just looking
for something

a little more peaceful.

- Doesn't get much more
peaceful than this.

I'd be chomping at the bit
if it were me.

- Well, lucky I'm not you, then.

- Okay. Enjoy.

- Magpie!
- Frank!

- What happened here?

- Lola's youth group
was playing softball.

But Cal said he'd fix it later.

He and Liam just took the kids
on a hike

through Glenn's property.

- Edna just wanted me
to come over here

and check in on you.

- You mean check up on me?

- She's worried
about Liam being here.

- Well, that makes two of us.

- Why's that?

- Cal and I were finally
in a good place

before Liam showed up.

- Does that change things
for you?

- No...

it doesn't.

- Then why does it matter?

- You're right.

Plus, he'll be gone soon.

- I gotta get back home
and check in on Edna.

She's like a hummingbird
these days,

she can't sit still
for a minute.

- Thanks, Frank.

(soft music)

(soft panting)

- You okay?

- Yeah, I'm coming.

- Here, we can slow down
a little.

- Hey, why don't you boys see
if Ben needs a hand with Tracy?

- Hey, hurry up!
You're slowing us down!

- Are you deaf?
He said hurry up!

- Here. Just wait a sec, okay?

Hey, lighten up, will you, guys?

She just needs
to catch her breath.

- Is she slow or something?
- What did you just say?

- I asked if
your sister is slow.

- Hey, nobody talks
about my sister like that.

- I'll talk about her
any way I want.

- Apologize to her now!
- Yeah? Make me.

- Ben!
- Hey, hey, hey.

Come on, break it up. Hey!
Break it up, break it up,

break it up. Hey! Knock it off!

- Hey! Okay. Let's just take
a minute

and figure out how we could've
handled that situation better.

Okay? Come on. Let's go.

- Just a little disagreement, alright?

Let's, um, let's go find the fox
den, yeah? Come on.

- I'm sorry, okay? I didn't mean
to go after him like that.

I just hate people
going after my sister.

- Look, I get it, but there are
better ways to handle it.

Don't let those guys
push your buttons.

- I'm not normally like that.

I've just got a lot of stuff
going on right now.

- Do you wanna talk about it?

(sighing)
- You wouldn't understand.

- Try me.

- Um...

just money's been tight recently
ever since my dad left.

And, uh... and my mom's
working two jobs.

And I'm trying to help,
but no one's hiring.

- You know, we could always use
extra hands at the Outpost.

- Wait... are you
offering me a job?

- Why not?

- I mean, after
what just happened?

- I didn't have it easy
growing up either.

Now, I'll never tell you
fighting's the answer,

but I like the way
you stood up for your sister.

- I... I don't know what to say.

Yeah, that would be awesome.
Thank you.

- Alright, great.

(Liam screaming)
- Help!

(tense music)
- Hey!

(Liam screams)
- Help!

- Lola, call Maggie!
- Okay.

There's no service out here.

- Alright, don't move,
don't move, don't move.

We don't know
if you hit an artery.

- Uh, okay, round up
the other kids, okay?

But be careful,
there could be other traps.

- Got it. Here,
come with me, guys!

- I think they went this way.
- I'll go get Maggie.

- Alright, go, go, go.
(panting)

Hey, Liam, try to relax, okay?

- Easy for you to say,

you're not the one
with your leg in a trap.

(panting)

- You're lucky you're wearing
these boots.

A little fire branch,
use it to pry it open.

- Okay.
(panting)

- Alright, I'll be right back.
- Yeah. Yeah.

- Hey, uh... why don't you go on
ahead, I'll be right there.

(sighing)
Checked the air brakes, no leaks

and the fuel and oil levels
look good too.

- Appreciate that.

- And, uh,
the reports are up to date.

- Good. You headed home?

- Yeah. Yeah, I was, uh...

I was about to.
I just...

You know, I wanted to ask you
a favour first.

- What's up?

- I need you to make a call
for me.

I'd like
to request a transfer.

(soft music)

- Maggie!
- What's wrong?

- It's Liam. He's got his foot
stuck in a trap.

- Let me get my kit.
- Okay.

(panting)

Let's go.

(groaning)

- Wasn't sure
you were coming back.

- Here. I'm gonna try to push
these springs down again.

I want you to use the branch
as a lever. Try to pry it open.

- Okay. Okay.

- Go.

(groaning in pain)

- I think it's working.
(screams)

- Okay. Come on, no, no, no, no.
What are you doing?

Come on, come on, there we go.
Up there, there you go.

Wanna get your leg above your
heart, slow the bleeding.

(sighing)

- You sure know a lot about
field medicine for a lawyer.

- I volunteered for
Search and Rescue for a while.

Maggie told me you've seen
your fair share of action too.

- Well, that's the downside
of being a war correspondent.

- It's impressive.

Putting your life on the line
for a story.

Why do it?

- There are so many people
out there suffering.

(panting)

And I know I can't fix
all their problems.

But at least
I can give them a voice.

- The same reason
I became a defence attorney.

- Well, I guess we have
something in common after all.

(Maggie): Cal!
- Hey!

- Hey.
- Is he gonna be okay?

- Uh, I need to clean this off.

See how deep it is.

- Yeah, let's go ahead and give
Maggie some room to work.

- I'll go check on Ben
and the others.

- I'll come with you.
- Okay.

- Looks like you get
to keep your foot.

Just gonna need
a couple of stitches.

- No, no, no, no. Here, just...

Here. Use some of
this skin glue.

- It's not gonna hold.
- It'll be fine.

- Suit yourself.

(panting)

(groaning)

Okay. Up.

There you go.

How does that feel?

- It's better.

Thanks.

Maggie...

I wanted to talk to you about--
(Cal): You good?

- Yeah, kids okay?

- Yeah, Lola took them home.
Alright, let's get you up.

Come on. Let's get you back
to your cabin.

(groaning)
Alright, come on.

(soft music)

(common loon calling)

- I saw all the boxes
in your car, what's going on?

- I, um...

I've asked for a transfer.

- You're just gonna leave?

- Come on, Syd, I think
it's pretty clear

you and I see things
very differently.

- But you don't have to leave.

- Syd...
- You...

- Staying isn't fair
to either one of us.

- Please don't leave.

- Okay, look.

You deserve to be with someone

who sees the world
the way you do. Okay?

And so do I.

Okay? So I've...

I gave a heads up
to the landlord

and he's more than happy
to transfer the lease

and I can pay the first
few months in advance for you.

- No, you don't have to do that.

- I want to.

(sad music)

(sad pop ballad)

- You think
that glue's gonna hold?

- He should really
get stitches.

I don't know why
he's being so stubborn.

- Well, let's go home

and I'll open a bottle of wine
and make you some dinner. Hmm?

- I'd love that.

Okay.

Voicemail
from an international number.

- Maybe it's Sully?

Everything okay?

- Uh, my divorce lawyer
left a message.

They found my paperwork.

- That's great news.

- The annulment wasn't filed
correctly.

Liam and I are still married.

(sad music continues)

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