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n When Calls the Heart...

Ray Wyatt's opened
a commissary.

You're losing money.

- Let me go.
- Absolutely not.

To the happy couple.

I have to go.

Wyatts don't apologize.

I thought
your mother passed.

She's still alive.

Take care of both of them.

I never
should've let you

talk me into going
back to Hope Valley.

What you shouldn't have done
If you'd just left me alone,
I'd be home, safe and sound.

But no,
you had to be a hero.

And now Ray Wyatt
wants me dead.

You're the only one that can
put Ray Wyatt behind bars.

Did you think
he was gonna forget about you?

What do we do now?

Pray for a miracle?

We don't need a miracle.

We just need the--

The ledgers. I know.

You do remember where
you buried them, don't you?

Of course I do.

I'm sorry
I'm late this morning.

No problem.

Mr. Thompson's here
for breakfast.

Mm. He's very particular
about his eggs.

Seems like
he likes them

as crusty as he is.

Well, at least
we have a customer,

thanks to your advertising.

Yeah, business is picking up,
isn't it?

You're an optimist.

We've already run out
of milk for the week.

That's got
to mean something.

I think all that means

is that Cody likes milk
with his cookies.

I'll tell you what.

You run this plate
out to Mr. Crusty,

and I'll run across
to the mercantile

and get Cody
some of that milk.

Deal.

Here you go, Mr. Thompson.

Enjoy.

You look like you could
use some more coffee.

I'm writing Jack
another letter,

but I am running out
of things to say.

There's always
"I love you."

I just wish
he'd write back.

Oh, he will.

In the meantime,

let's start planning
your wedding.

Guess it's better
than worrying,

which is all
I'm doing right now.

About Jack,
about my students...

The Wyatt boys?

Have you heard
from their father?

He's supposed to be
back this morning.

He needs to talk to them about
what happened with their mother.

I think Chad'll be okay,

but Earl's still
hurting pretty bad.

It's really hard
when someone leaves.

Spoken like someone
who misses the one she loves.

Every minute of every day.

Carson.

What are you doing here?

I came to warn you.
It isn't over.

The case was closed.

Marlise won't let it go.

She's hired
an investigator.

Does she know
where I am?

I don't know,

but if you ask me,

she won't stop until
your life is ruined.

Oh, I guess I'm not surprised.

We go way back, my friend.

I thought
you ought to know.

Thank you.

You should probably go,
before everyone knows.

Pastor.

Mr. Shepherd.

This is my friend, Dean.

We worked on
the railroad together.

Nice to meet you, Dean.

I was just riding out
to Albert Falls

to lay some tracks.

Didn't think the railroad
went to Albert Falls.

Guess there are some things
pastors don't know after all.

I'm so glad
you're here, Mr. Wyatt.

I was due back
today anyway,

but I have to say

your telegram
took me by surprise.

I really need your help
with Chad and Earl.

What seems
to be the problem?

They're having trouble
fitting in.

Now, I think I've starting
to get through to Chad,

but to be honest,
Earl's a handful.

Boys will be boys.

Mr. Wyatt,
it's more than that.

He's picking fights,

he's teasing
the other children,

and neither one of them
will apologize.

Well, I haven't had a problem
at any other school.

Maybe those teachers

were just too afraid
to say anything.

Miss Thatcher.

My brother's barely in town
for an hour,

and you're already complaining.

Miss Thatcher
sent me a telegram.

She did?

Yeah. She said she's having
trouble with my boys.

You don't have
to listen to her.

Yes, he does.

But if there's a problem...

The problem is,

you're standing here talking
instead of doing your work,

so get to your desk
and do what I pay you to do.

Miss Thatcher...

could it be
you're simply not cut out

to teach in
a railroad town?

Hope Valley
isn't a railroad town,

and despite what you think,
you're not in charge here.

You need to be careful.

I don't give in
to bullies, Mr. Wyatt.

Big or small.

Whoo!

It's a real beaut, Mr. Coulter.

Thanks, Jesse.

I've been
on the road so much

with all these
new contracts,

she sure is gonna
come in handy.

You know...

I'm taking Clara
to the county fair next week.

Maybe I could borrow it.

Not a chance.

Lee!

You bought the car!

I'm afraid you're
not the only lady

in my life anymore.

Oh, I am absolutely thrilled
that you bought a car!

And the timing
couldn't be more perfect!

Uh-oh.

Wait till
you hear the news.

Dottie loved
my last set of sketches,

so...

it's official!

What's official?

Oh, w--

She's hired me
to work at the dress shop.

What does it have to do
with my new car?

Dottie wants me
to get started right away,

so I'm going to need you
to drive me to Buxton

to pick up some fabric.

Taffeta is all
the rage right now!

But doesn't Mr. Yost have
any at the mercantile?

Oh, dear Mr. Yost.

I'm afraid he doesn't know
taffeta from taffy.

Okay, uh, see.
Th-That's the thing.

I wish
I could help you,

but I'm afraid
my hands are tied.

Well, my hands
aren't tied.

You can teach me

to drive!

Uh, well, uh...

I already told you.

I'm busy this morning, so.

Then we'll start
on your lunch break.

I can't believe
I'm saying this,

but I wish there were
more dishes to wash.

I passed the commissary
on the way over.

Long line.

That long line
is affecting my bottom line.

Well, if you want to cut costs,
you can let Carson go.

I'm not going to fire someone
just because I'm in a bind.

And besides,
he already offered to quit,

and I wouldn't let him.

He's a very decent man.

Ah, I didn't want
to say anything,

but I saw Carson

talking to a guy
I've never seen before.

Said he was a friend
from the railroad.

He's allowed to have
a personal life.

Sounded like trouble to me.

Maybe you're overreacting.

Ah, I know guys
like Carson.

I was a guy like him.

Even if Carson has a past,
people change.

Not that much.

No?

Look at you.

You said you remembered
where you buried the ledgers.

I do!

More or less.

All the trees
look the same!

There has to be
a landmark somewhere.

I remember! I remember
I could see Mount Nash.

Well, there's
a start!

No, no, no,
no, no. Wait.

Maybe it was
Mount Napier, or...

Napoli!

Napoli's in Italy.

At least
it's not in Italy.

You sure?

Don't take that tone with me!

I'll take
any tone I like.

There a problem here?

No, sir. Not at all.

Wouldn't try that,
if I were you.

Little lady
sounds like she's upset.

You all right, ma'am?

Uh, actually,

I'm not.

I've never been
more upset in my life.

Please stop talking.

This man kidnapped me
and he won't let me go!

She's lying.
I'm a sheriff.

He's the one who's lying!

Let me show you
my badge.

I'll say when you can move.

That's right,
Mr. Tough Guy.

He'll say.

So you better listen,

if you know
what's good for you.

Well, well, well.

Looks like
it's my lucky day.

A bank's offering

a private bounty
for your return.

Uh...

I-It's not me.

Tell him.
Tell him it's not me.

Can't be her.

See?

The mouth
isn't big enough.

You!

Tie him up.

Do something!

You know,
there's a pretty stiff penalty

for interfering
with official police business.

I'll take my chances.

That didn't
work at all!

Thanks for pointing
that out to me.

If it wasn't for you,

we wouldn't be in this mess
in the first place.

You're the one who
committed perjury, remember?

Quit talking
and tie him up.

Would you give us
a minute, please?

I should've smacked you

with that frying pan
when I had the chance!

I'll tell you what--
I'll give you another shot

right now,
and I bet $5 you miss me.

It's gonna feel real good,
taking your money.

Go ahead.
Take a swing.

- Come on.
- Oh!

You're a little stronger
than I thought.

But you still
owe me $5.

Ha! I'm the one who hit him.

Yeah, but you were
aiming at me.

You have an answer
for everything, don't you?

Let's get
out of here.

Hey, hey.

Lookit, I know we didn't
get off to a great start.

Ya think?

And I'm sorry--

I'm sorry for
everything I said.

You're just
doing your job.

Does that mean you're gonna
stop trying to run away?

Yeah, you have my word.

Not sure that means much.

Well, it didn't used to,
but...

it does now.

Speak, boy!

Speak! Speak!

- -Good dog!

He's really smart.

I don't know about that.

He chewed up
my baseball cards last night.

You have baseball cards?

I love baseball!

Cody, why don't you show
your baseball cards to Chad?

Sure.

Hey, you wanna stay for dinner?

We're having spaghetti.

I can't.

Why not?

I'm supposed to go to the pond
with my brother.

Well, I'm sure
Miss Abigail won't mind

if Earl joins you, too.

I hate spaghetti.
Come on.

Chad?

You don't have
to do everything

your brother
tells you to do.

Earl's not just my brother.

He's my best friend.

That's right.

So leave us alone.

Well, just because
he's your best friend

doesn't mean
you can't have other friends.

I said, let's go.

But what's wrong with
having other friends?

Are you gonna listen to her,
or are you gonna listen to me?

Chad...

I spoke
with your father,

and it is okay to stand up
for what you want.

I told you
to stay out of this.

I know you didn't
come here to eat.

You're right about that.

As much as I'd like to chat,
Mr. Wyatt,

I'm busy right now.

You could've fooled me.

The only reason
I don't have customers

is because you opened
that commissary

and cut your prices
to put me out of business.

Then let me make
a proposition.

I'm not interested.

Good businesswoman doesn't
walk away from a deal

without even hearing it.

She does if she knows

it's being offered by
someone she doesn't trust.

Look.

I know we've had
our differences...

But there's still
time to mend fences.

Hmm. What did you have in mind?

Remember how you gave me
a 20% reduction on my taxes?

Yes, and you thanked me
for my generous offer

by putting Henry Gowen
back in the Mayor's Office.

Well, maybe I can
make it up to you.

What if I close the commissary?

You would do that?

You pay me 20% of your take...

and we'll call it a day.

I have a better idea.

How about you leave
my cafe right now?

The world is full
of sharks, Mrs. Stanton.

You either bite...

or you get bitten.

I'll take my chances.

You got
a pretty good aim.

Yeah.

It's all in the wrist.

That's what Abigail says.
She's an ace at darts.

She's a woman of many talents.

With one weakness.

She trusts too much.

You mean
she trusts me too much.

I don't think that friend
of yours works for the railroad.

I don't care what you think.

Abigail's too kind
to ask a lot of questions,

but I'm not.

And I don't stop
until I get my answers.

Is that a threat?

Well, take it
any way you like.

Appreciate the concern.

Can you believe
that man had the nerve

to ask me
for a cut of my profits?

Ray Wyatt thinks
he runs this town.

Because Henry Gowen
lets him!

Sometimes, I wish the railroad
never came to Hope Valley.

You're not the only one.

More tea?

I would love some.

Elizabeth?

What's wrong?

A squad of Mounties

was ambushed
in the Northern Territories.

Two of them were killed.

I know it's difficult,

but you're gonna see a lot of
stories like this in the paper.

I don't know if
I'll ever get used to this.

You're not supposed
to get used to it.

Jack can't
come home soon enough.

I know.

Any word from Medford Falls?

No.

Dale has a steady
trigger finger.

I don't think there's
anything to worry about.

Unless you're worried
about something.

Well, it might've been prudent
to discuss things

before deciding
a course of action.

Since this was your mess
to begin with,

I don't think you have a right

to complain about
how I choose to clean it up.

Oh, that wasn't a complaint,
that was merely an observation.

I kept you out of jail, Henry,

and I got you
the Mayor's job back.

Don't you forget it.

You think Chad'll
still want to come over

and see
my baseball cards?

I think
it's worth asking.

This place
is a pigsty.

You did this.

Me? No way.

Chad?

Can you tell me
what happened here?

I don't know.

I have had enough of this.

Now, you are going to tell me,
right now, who did this...

Or you're both expelled.

Earl...

Be quiet, Chad.

You have one more chance
to apologize

and clean up this mess.

I told you before.
Wyatts don't apologize.

Then I want you both
to leave right now.

Fine by me.

Does that mean
there's no school today?

No.

Of course not.

It just means

that we're going to have
class outside

in the fresh air.

Come on.

Before you can drive,

you need to learn
the basics.

Lee, I know the basics.

You push the pedal,
you turn the wheel.

and away we go!

Well, actually,
there are three pedals.

That's easy!

Whoa! No, no, no. It's a little
more complicated than that.

But I need to get to Buxton
before the fabric store closes.

The store
will be open tomorrow,

and the day after that,
and the day after that.

Lee, I don't think
you understand

how important this is to me.

I have worked so hard
to impress Dottie!

I have drawn dozens of designs,

and then I reworked them,
and then I reworked them again,

just so
she would take me seriously.

I don't want her to think

that I can't deliver
on what I promised.

Well, maybe you promised
a little too much

a little too soon.

I honestly think

you are making this
more difficult

than it needs to be.

You asked me
to teach you how to drive.

So you either listen
to what I have to say

or I'm gonna
go back to work. I--

No--

I will hang on
your every word.

Can I get that
in writing?

New car?

Uh, yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Just got it yesterday.

How many horses
under the hood?

Oh!
Mr. Shepherd.

How could a horse
fit under the hood?

He seems to know less
about these things than I do.

Mm-hmm.

I'm teaching my wife to drive.

Actually, we really need
to get back to my lesson,

so if you'll excuse us.

Of course.
Don't let me keep you.

Now. Where were we?

You're saying
my boys did this?

I can't prove anything,

but you should've seen
the look on Chad's face.

He's a good boy,
Mr. Wyatt,

but he follows
his brother's lead.

I know how that feels.

I had a feeling you might.

I'm really sorry.
I'll pay for the damages.

Oh, no. No, no.
This isn't about money.

I've made some real progress
with Chad,

but Earl is... angry.

And he's going to stay that way
unless you help him.

How?

He needs you to talk to him

about what happened
with his mother.

There isn't much to tell.
She left me five years ago.

Earl is hurting.

I can see it
at school.

Chad is really
starting to let go

and make new friends...

But Earl is terrified

he's going to be
abandoned again,

so he's bullying
his brother

and everyone else.

I didn't realize
it'd gotten so bad.

It has.

And quite frankly,

you are the only one
who can put a stop to it.

Pay dirt!

Hand it over.

Didn't you
give me your word?

Yes, but I didn't specify
which word it was.

Look, I'm sorry,

but I can't let you
take me back to Hope Valley.

Oh. Okay.

So what's your plan?
You're just gonna

take the evidence
and ride off into the sunset,

and hope that Wyatt
doesn't come looking for you?

Yeah. Sounds good to me.

Too bad,
'cause it's not gonna work.

Oh, it's gonna
work all right.

No, it won't.

'Cause you don't
have what it takes.

Yes, I do.

I'll shoot you
if I have to!

Go ahead.

I will.

I swear. I'll shoot you.
I will!

Watch me.

Go ahead.

Pull the trigger.

You're right.

I couldn't shoot you
if I wanted to.

I know... but I wasn't
taking any chances.

There were
no bullets in it,

and you didn't
say anything?

It's more fun that way.

You are the most infuriating
man I have ever met.

I should've shot you!

Shh-shh-shh.

Don't shush me!

We should get out of here.

I got a better idea.

Here we go.
Come on. Come on.

I didn't mean to kill him...

he wouldn't let me go.

Well, you did me
a favor, Miss Foster.

Do I know you?

Let's just say
we have a friend in common.

Ray Wyatt.

But it's time
to end the friendship.

What are you doing?

Just my job.

Nothing personal.

I've been waiting to do this
for a long time.

We'll drop him

at the first sheriff station
we come to.

Hey. We make
a pretty good team.

Come on.

I feel so bad
about expelling them,

but what else
was I going to do?

I mean, I have to protect
the other children.

That's right.

Elizabeth, Chad
and Earl had a choice.

They could've admitted
to what they did

and apologized
for it.

But they didn't.

You talked to their father.
Now it's up to him.

Any news
in this morning's paper?

Nothing about
the Northern Territories.

But Mrs. Wheeler's heifer

took first prize
in the county fair.

That's my kind of news.

I could dearly use
a cup of tea.

Rosemary,
are you okay?

What happened?

Why is the mercantile
in the middle of the street?

It's not!

Well, it certainly
seems that way!

And let me just say

driving a car

is far more complicated
than riding a horse.

Wait a minute.

Are you saying
that you almost hit

the mercantile
with Lee's new car?

Oh!

When did you
learn how to drive?

Lee's giving me lessons.

Oh, and he is not going to be
one bit pleased

when he finds out
I almost hit the mercantile.

And a wagon.

And Katie Brayman's chickens.

The town council

really needs to think
about making the streets wider.

Ahem.

Sweetheart.

Can I talk to you
for a minute?

- I'll go get the tea.
- I'll help!

Before you say anything...

I want you to know

it wasn't my fault.

Oh, really?

So the car forced you
to get behind the wheel?

Is that it?

Lee Coulter, I do not
have to do everything

you tell me to do.

You are not my boss.

Maybe I should be.

There we go!

You take that back
right now!

Right this instant!

No.

All right.

Then that's it.

I'm going to stay
at Elizabeth's

until you come
to your senses!

You are?

Yes! I am!

Fine! You do that.

Fine! I will.

You got me expelled
for nothing.

You should thank me.

I like that school, Earl!

We have each other.
That's good enough.

No, it's not.
Not for me.

Then why don't you leave, okay?

Just go!

Like Mom did!

I don't need her

and I don't need you.

You don't mean that.

Yes, I do!

No...

you don't.

I saw Miss Thatcher
at the school.

She showed me
what you did.

You want to tell me
what happened?

Tell him.

Listen, son.

I know you're angry...

and I don't blame you,

but if you're looking
for someone to be mad at,

be mad at me.

This whole time,

you boys have been upset
at your mother for leaving you,

but the truth is,
she didn't leave you.

She left me.

You two just got
caught in the middle.

I know I've been
away a lot,

and I'm sorry.

From now on,
I'm staying here,

with both of you.

We should have talked
about this a long time ago.

I would've thought
you'd be at your desk

this time of day,

making deals
that benefit the railroad.

Go on, Abigail.
I'm busy.

You don't look busy.

Well, looks can be deceiving.

Well, it looks to me like
you're having second thoughts

about being
in Ray Wyatt's pocket.

Can't a man
enjoy a drink in peace?

Henry, if I didn't
know better,

I'd say you're feeling guilty.

My dealings with Wyatt
are none of your concern.

Why don't you stand up to him?

It's not too late.

Maybe it is
and maybe it isn't.

Is there something going on?

Stay away from this, Abigail.

I just do not understand
that man sometimes--

telling me what I can
and cannot do!

If he thinks he can treat me
like one of his employees, well!

He has another thing coming.

Spending the night here

isn't going to solve anything.

You need
to talk to Lee.

For the sake
of your marriage.

And my pillow.

There is nothing left
to talk about.

Lee is completely overreacting.

Overreacting?

You drove his brand-new car
before you were ready,

you almost crashed
into a building,

and you nearly ran over
some chickens,

and then you tried
to blame him for it!

Are you taking
Lee's side?

It's the only side
a reasonable person can take.

So now you're saying
I'm unreasonable?

What I am saying...

is that, sometimes,
you can be...

demanding,

stubborn,

and completely
unappreciative.

Excuse me?

Lee does everything for you
and you never seem to notice.

That is not true!

I do plenty of things
on my own!

Did you ever stop to think that
maybe you're not always right?

That maybe, just maybe,

you can be
a giant pain in the...

...side?

Rosemary.

You are incredibly lucky

to have a man like
Lee in your life.

Did you have
to be so honest?

What are
friends for?

Then we must be
very good friends.

You better
believe it.

Now get some sleep.

Looking for something?

Just the truth.

I work hard
and do my job.

That's all
you need to know.

You got no papers,

no identification,
nothing.

From my experience,

a man who's got nothing

is a man
trying to hide something.

It's time for you to leave.

No man is without
sin, Shepherd.

Just remember that.

I never forget it.

Guess you're here
to pick up some things.

Actually...

I've come to apologize.

Seriously?

Seriously.

It's never been easy for me
to admit that I'm wrong.

Well...

it's never easy
for anyone.

Yeah.

A little bird
helped me realize

that I have
been insensitive.

And selfish.

And a whole lot
of other things

we don't really need
to go into right now.

But the truth is...

she was right.

I take you
for granted, Lee.

I don't always listen.

And I don't always give you
the respect that I should.

Come here.

I don't say this
nearly enough, but...

I'm saying it now.

You are the best thing
that has ever happened to me.

Thank you.

I don't say that enough, either.

Frank, you crossed the line.

I was just trying
to protect you.

By breaking into Carson's room?

He's hiding something.

You don't know that.

Abigail.

He's right.

Carson, I'm so sorry.

It's okay,
just jet me finish.

I was hiding something.

I was married,

and my wife

was everything to me.

I was the happiest man alive.

Then she got sick,

and she was sick
for a very long time.

When she died,

I didn't think
that I could go on,

so...

I left.

To try to forget
everything that happened,

to start a new life.

I don't...

talk about this.

I can't.

I don't blame Pastor Hogan
for what he did,

I mean, I realize that
I needed to tell you this,

to let you know who I am

and-and why I'm here,

so you don't have to worry.

Now you know the truth.

Thank you for that.

And I promise,

if you don't want to talk
about it, we don't have to.

I appreciate it.

I better make sure
that Cody's up for school,

so if you gentlemen
will excuse me.

So, um...

Are we good?

For now.

The boys and I thought
we'd get an early start.

I can see that.

We fixed everything.

And you've done
such a good job.

Thank you.

No, thank you.

Took your advice

and talked to the boys
about their mother, and, well,

I think they understand
a little better now.

I also talked
to my brother, Ray,

and told him I'm not
going out of town anymore

'cause I need to spend time
with my sons.

And did he listen to you?

Yeah, he listened, all right.

I lost my job, but...

I got my family back.

Well, if I know
the people around here,

you'll find a new job
pretty soon.

That's very kind of you.

Now, if you'll give us
ten minutes,

we'll finish up,
and you can start class.

I'll be outside.

Miss Thatcher?

Um, I-I wanted to...

I guess I should...

well, what I'm
trying to say is...

I'm really sorry
for everything I did.

I'm sorry, too.

That means a whole lot to me.

Does it mean we can
come back to school?

That's exactly what that means.

Well, will you look at that?

For two people
who are supposed to be dead,

they look very much alive.

Keep your mouth shut.
I'll handle this.

I'd make introductions,

but you gentlemen
already know this woman.

Afraid I haven't
had the pleasure.

I was hoping
for a better lie.

Henry?

Are you going to say
you don't know her as well?

Maybe someone
should just tell us

what this
is all about.

I'll keep it simple.

You're both
under arrest.

Under arrest?

For what?

Bribery.

Obstruction of justice.

Attempted murder.

There's probably more,

but that's enough
to get us started.

We have the bank ledgers
that prove Mr. Gowen's guilty,

and the payoff money

that you gave me
to keep quiet about it.

All you have are accusations.

We'll let
a judge decide.

Bill...

I'll turn state's evidence

if you can put
a good word in for me.

I'm not making
any promises, Henry.

You coward.

Maybe.

Money's one thing,

but you went too far.

I'm not losing
everything I've worked for

because of you.

Putting you in jail
or digging you a grave,

makes no difference to me.

Henry, are you okay?

I can see where
redemption has its price.

You're not really going
to lock me up, are you?

I'm pretty sure
that's what sheriffs do.

What do you mean?

After everything
we've been through?

Especially after
everything we've been through.

Maybe I'm wrong,

but...

I thought
I meant something to you.

I thought there was
something between us.

There is.

They're called "bars."

Abigail.
How's Mr. Gowen doing?

Well, aside from
his terrible mood,

Faith say it's just
a few bumps and bruises.

A little rest,
and he'll be fine.

Oh, Bill!

I was just coming
to see you.

About?

Henry.

I know he's guilty,

but he did try to stop Wyatt
from shooting you.

I hope you'll tell that
to the judge.

Well, it won't be
the first thing I say,

but I won't forget.

With Mr. Gowen going to jail,

does this mean
you're the Mayor again?

I guess it's my destiny.

You be safe, AJ.

Good morning, Katie.

Morning, Miss Thatcher.

I don't suppose
there's any mail for me?

Actually...

there is.

Ohh.

It's from Jack.

"Dear Elizabeth.

"This is the first chance
I've had to write you

"since I arrived
at my posting.

"I won't waste
ink telling you
what it's like here,

"because I spend most of my days
trying to forget it.

"Instead,

"I think about you

"and how wonderful
our life will be together

"when I return
and make you my wife.

"Dream of that day
as I do.

"I love you
with all my heart,

Jack."