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Previously on When Calls the Heart. I don't know, Dad.

I thought that you just called me. Dad, is that okay?

Yeah.

We've looked at the evidence, Clayton. We know you couldn't have shot Governor

Bouchard. We know you were paid to confess.

Bernard Montague is a businessman.

He is reviled in this town for good reason.

Good morning.

Good morning, Rosemary.

So, did Tom get away?

Yes, he left on the morning train.

Well, his visit was not without its dramatic peaks and valleys.

But it was good to see him.

Yes, it was.

And now he's gone.

Yes, he is.

So you and Nathan can... Rosemary.

What?

Elizabeth.

It is plain.

Ms. Day, the way you two danced the other night, what is holding you back?

Nothing. It's just, I just want to take the time to get it right.

And I think Nathan feels the same way.

Well, it sounds like you found the perfect man.

Just don't wait forever looking for the perfect moment.

I promised little Jack we would go and visit Sergeant.

I'll just finish your laundry. Thanks very much.

Now, the deal was we could go play after you ate some fruit.

There. Lily.

I'll go brush my teeth. And then let's play.

Uh-huh.

You know, Allie used to pull stunts like that all the time.

It's not easy, just suddenly finding yourself looking out for a little one.

Of course, you would know.

Poor Allie.

Losing her mother and her father just like Willie.

Well, Allie's father's still around.

Although he might as well not be.

Anyways, you hang in there. This gets easier.

Any advice on making fruit more appealing?

You start with the fruit, and then you go the pancakes.

Rookie mistake.

Good tip.

Hey, ready to go?

Yeah.

See you. Bye.

We have news.

Good news?

No, that depends on who you ask.

Bernhard Montague is on his way to Hope Valley.

I told him not to come here. He insists on doing business face-to-face.

Well, tell him that I am too busy. We can negotiate this deal over telephone

and wire.

Edwin, when is he arriving?

On the morning train.

He is a legitimate businessman, and whatever dealings he had with Hope

Valley in the past is just water under the bridge.

Oh,

that was a poor choice of words.

Lucas, is his money worth all the trouble that comes along with it? There

were hundreds of jobs lost when we canceled Balfour's water project.

Hundreds more with Benson Hills Oil.

I've made promises to create new ones. Exactly.

I mean, what would we even tell them if the resort fell through?

It would be professional ruin for all of us to call it off. Which is why we're

not calling it off.

I have faith Montague's bid will be a success.

We just need to keep it quiet until the paperwork is signed.

I'm Mountie Nathan.

I'm Mountie Jack.

I came to visit Sergeant.

Is that right?

Why don't you go give him a treat?

Oh, boy.

Mom, we can ride Sergeant.

Oh, Jack, we've talked about this. Sergeant is just too much horse for you.

You're not ready yet. Well, you know, I started on a horse about Sergeant's

size. Actually, I still got the scar on my knee from when I did something

completely unrelated to riding.

See, Mountie Nathan thinks I'm ready. Ready for what, Jackaroo?

To ride Sergeant.

To ride Sergeant.

Well,

that's probably up to your mom.

Yes, that's what I always say, is that mothers know best.

Okay.

Maybe next year.

Dr. Carter speaking.

Dr. Carter, it's Dora Watson.

Mrs. Watson.

It's so nice to hear your voice. How are you feeling?

At long last, well enough to be discharged.

I'll be coming to pick up Lily at the end of the week. Of course.

Lily will be so excited.

See you then.

Goodbye.

What's the matter?

Um, Dora Watson is better, and she's coming back for Lily.

Oh.

Well, that's, um... Great news.

But Lily... Oh, Molly, how am I gonna say goodbye?

I can't stop thinking about what Clayton Pike told us. Me neither.

Bernard Montague may be ruthless and unethical, but is he really a criminal

mastermind like Pike made him out to be?

Angela, I've been thinking the same thing.

I suppose we can ask him ourselves.

You've got to be kidding me.

Mr.

Montague, isn't this a surprise?

I'd like to check in, please.

Sorry.

We're all full up.

Really?

My mistake.

You know, I seem to recall Hope Valley being a lot more hospitable than this.

Well, you'll have to forgive us. A lot has happened since you tried to steal

our water.

Judge Avery?

Mrs. Coulter?

What are you doing here, Montague? Run out of towns to turn into dust bowls.

Oh, come now, folks. What say we let bygones be bygones?

Bygones? Bernhardt! Good to see you. Edwin. Been too long.

So you guys are pals now?

It's just politics.

Right this way. The governor is expecting you.

The governor is expecting him?

What are you doing cooped up in here? It's summer vacation.

Aren't there any photos of my father in this album Grandma sent?

Well, Dylan traveled a lot.

Now he's always chasing the next job.

Do you have any pictures of him?

No. No, I don't think so.

You know, just because you don't like him.

Who said anything about me not liking him?

I heard the way you were talking about him to Dr. Carter.

You know, I wasn't Dylan's favorite person either.

He can't get along with everybody.

But he is my father.

And we never even talk about him.

It's like you don't want me to know anything about him.

That's not true.

What? Are you hungry? Want some lunch?

We really could have conducted this business over the phone. When my money's

involved, I like to look a man in the eye, especially given our history.

So the distrust is mutual?

Perhaps. You understand the basics of the deal. Only government provides the

property. You build the resort and split the proceeds with the greater Hope

Valley region.

That's doable.

But I want to be the majority owner.

That's not on the table. It's a 50-50 split with the towns.

60-40.

We have other offers willing to go 50-50. Really?

Because from what I hear, nobody else wants to touch this deal with a 10-foot

pole. Thanks to someone's slander spreading rumors the government will

expropriate the resort once it's built.

Now, who would do that?

Do you want my bid or not, Bouchard?

I do.

Good.

You'll have my proposal by tomorrow evening.

And Montague.

It's in everyone's best interest that your involvement remain quiet.

For now.

Going into business with him is the wrong move.

But from where I sit, it's our only move.

Hey.

Hi.

About this morning.

I'm sorry if I overstepped.

I don't remember you overstepping. Really?

Oh, great, because I thought... You must be mean telling Jack that he's ready to

ride a giant thousand pound horse on his own.

That's not exactly what I said.

You think I'm being overprotective. I didn't say that either.

While we're on the subject of horses, I was wondering if you might want to take

a ride with me on Sunday.

I could get Allie to watch Jack.

I could pack a picnic.

That'd be great.

Great.

Hey, Allie.

I'll, uh... I'll ask her later about Jack.

Is everything okay?

Allie was asking about her birth father.

What prompted that?

I messed up. She overheard me saying some not great things about Dylan.

The guy just took off. He only cares about himself.

I thought you told me that Dylan was maybe not ready to handle a child on his

own after Colleen died.

Is it possible he's changed?

Dylan? I doubt it.

Give her some time to cool off.

I'm sure she'll come around.

Do you remember your birth father at all?

Not really.

He left right after my mom died, and I was only four.

Oh, Ally, he left you?

No, it wasn't like that.

My grandma said he had a broken heart.

He took a job back east to get away from the pain from my mom's death.

He sounds really sensitive.

I think so, too.

Maybe that's where you get your sense of poetry from?

Maybe.

Have you ever tried to contact him?

I don't know where he is.

My dad won't tell me anything about him. He's been so annoying.

Well, you found Uncle Jacob for us.

And he called last night and invited us for Christmas.

That's so nice.

Allie?

Are you okay?

Yeah.

It's just, you have your mom, dad, and brother.

You know where you came from.

And I don't have that.

Don't get me wrong, my dad is great, but I still wonder about Dylan sometimes.

Maybe you should try to find him.

Maybe.

You keeping strange company lately, Lucas?

Present company excluded, I'm assuming.

What's Montague doing here?

Don't tell us that he's here to make a bid on this resort.

You do realize we have other business, other projects?

I don't hear you denying it.

He tried to ruin the valley, not to mention he may have orchestrated your

shooting. And we know he's connected to Clayton Pike. In all likelihood, he paid

him to take the fall.

Face to face with him, I just know it in my gut.

Montague may hate me, but he had nothing to do with shooting me.

Well, for your sake, I hope you're right.

So you plan to accept his bid?

It's looking that way.

For obvious reasons, he needs to stay anonymous.

Well, the people of Ho Valley deserve transparency.

It's my hope that the people will never have to deal with him at all.

He'll be nothing more than a distant partner.

Kiss. I'm asking you as your governor and as your friend.

Please trust me on this.

Ali! I see you found those old telephone directories.

Mrs. Yost donated them.

I was just doing some thinking.

May I join you?

Your dad told me that you have some questions about your birth father.

Are you looking for his name in there by any chance?

He isn't in here.

Do you want to talk about it?

I just want to know where I come from.

I never knew my mom, but maybe I could know Dylan.

I mean, I still love my dad and everything. Of course you do.

I can't imagine how you must be feeling.

Why doesn't my dad get it?

He won't even talk about him.

Oh, Allie, your dad loves you so much.

I'm sure he's just processing all of this.

But what if Dylan thinks that I don't want to know him?

What if he's waiting for me to find him?

Why is my dad keeping him from me?

What do I do, Mrs. Thornton?

Only you can decide that, Allie.

Then you agree it's my decision?

Oh, um... Just don't shut your dad out.

All right?

He only wants what's best for you.

Did Mrs. Canfield say that you could have a cupcake?

Those cupcakes aren't even iced yet. But they look so yummy.

Why don't we get you one from the dining room that's been decorated?

Can I?

Sure. What do you say?

Thank you, Mrs.

Canfield. Of course.

Come on.

Oh,

wow.

Something on your mind?

I just found out that Dora Watson is coming back this week. Well, that's

great news.

Yes, it is.

I am relieved that Mrs. Watson has recovered, but I don't want to say

goodbye to Lily.

Joseph, am I a terrible person?

For loving Lily?

I don't think so.

I'm trying hard not to let her see how sad I feel.

Best to focus on the things you can control.

Well, right now it doesn't feel like much.

Well, Faith, you have to have faith.

You gotta make the most of this time you have with Lily.

And give her a perfect Hope Valley day.

That is a great idea.

I know exactly what she'd like.

Well, this is a nice surprise.

He said, where's Jack?

Oh, he's just inside. Come in. Oh, no, no, no.

I should actually talk to you first.

All right.

Yeah, I feel like I've been falling down on the job as godfather.

Don't be silly.

You know, Jack's grown up pretty fast, and I'd like to spend some more time

with him. Well, I would love that, and I'm sure he would, too.

I know I should have asked first.

About what?

Well, it turns out that Paul Harper is selling a pony, and I'd like to buy him

for Jack.

Oh, Bill, no, that's way too much. No, no, it really is time that he learned to

ride, and this pony's a great way to learn. That may be, but I can't let you

do that.

I just meant to look at him.

He's perfect. He's gentle and strong and healthy and... A pony!

What do you think, Jackaroo?

Is he for me?

Well, that depends on what your mom says.

Come on.

Oh, Jack.

You are very lucky to have such a generous godfather.

Say thank you.

Thanks, Uncle Bill. Will you teach me to ride him? You bet I will.

Mountie Nathan might help, too. What do you say to that, Mom?

Well, as long as you listen to Uncle Bill and Mountie Nathan.

I will.

Thank you, Bill.

But next time... Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll ask first.

He's my pal.

Pal the pony.

I like it.

So, how is it?

It's delicious.

Mrs. Canfield's helped.

What's going on?

Can't I make dinner for the best dad ever without a reason?

What's going on?

Don't get mad.

Okay.

I want to meet Dylan Parks.

Grandma said he went east after mom died, but do you know where he is now?

He traveled a lot. Well, do you think the Mounties could track him down? It

doesn't work that way. But you look for people all the time. I don't think it's

a good idea to look for him. Why not?

Because, Allie, it isn't. Just take my word for it.

You know, I'm not a little kid anymore.

I can make my own decisions. I was only asking for your help. I am trying to

help. And Mrs. Thornton thinks so, too.

Ask her.

Uncle Nathan, please.

Allie. Just because you hate him... I don't hate him. There's just... There's

more to it.

I bet he would understand.

I think she might actually be down for the night.

What is all this?

I don't know what to write. Well, that's a first.

You not knowing what you want to say?

No, I know what it is I want to say. I just can't say it.

I want to write about Montague's bid for the resort.

Yeah, I still can't believe that.

But Lucas wants to keep it quiet.

Did he say why?

Because he knows some people won't like it. Some people?

Exactly. I think everyone deserves to know the truth.

I want to believe in Lucas's grand vision. I really do. But lately, it just

seems to be getting cloudier and cloudier.

Montague? Yeah.

We know that spells trouble.

Yeah, but it's a mighty big leap to defy the governor and go public with it.

So you don't think I should do it? No, that's not what I'm saying.

I'm saying I could see why you would hesitate.

Personally, I don't think you have a choice.

You're right.

The people deserve to have a say in the future of Hope Valley. Yes.

All right.

I will put the coffee on.

And here I thought I was the only early riser.

Everything okay?

Elizabeth, did you tell Allie that she should go find her father?

No, no, of course not.

Well, she seems to think that you did.

Nathan, I would never undermine you like that.

Well, what did you say?

I guess I told her I agree that it's her decision, but I also told her not to

shut you out. Nathan, I'm so sorry if... You don't have to be sorry. It's not

your fault.

So what happened?

I told her that she shouldn't go look for him.

She got upset with me.

She called me Uncle Nathan.

Well, I'm sure she didn't mean to hurt you.

No, she was... she was making a point.

Nathan, nothing can change the fact that you have been there for her every day of

her life.

That's love.

I know you don't like Dylan, but is it really so bad that she wants to find

him? You remember a few years back,

Just before I adopted Allie, a man came to town. I told you to keep an eye out

for him.

That was Dylan Parks.

He was in Hope Valley and didn't want to see her. The only reason he came was to

extort money in exchange for custody of Allie. Nathan!

Well, that's the kind of guy he is.

And he's not going to change.

I take it he's in prison now, and Allie doesn't know?

My mother told her that he left because of a broken heart.

I didn't think it was worth hurting her to correct the story.

How am I supposed to tell her the truth now?

Well, I don't think there's a right answer to that.

But one thing I know for sure is she's... she's going to keep asking for

him.

Well, how much do I say?

You told me once I would know when the time was right to tell Jack how his

father passed.

And you were right.

So, just trust your instincts.

You've seen it? As has the rest of town.

Rosemary, I asked for your trust, and I can't believe that you would print an

article like that. Now, hold on a second, Lucas.

Lee.

The people deserve to know the truth, Lucas.

I had to do what was right.

I thought you were behind the resort.

I am, but not at any cost.

Are you speaking as mayor of the people or as Rosemary's husband?

Both.

Nobody in this town wants Montague involved.

Well, the choice is simple.

Montague or no resort at all.

There's not a single other bidder?

I am trying to protect our home.

Construction on this resort, it solves the valley's unemployment issues. Once

it's built, it provides prosperity for all.

I just hope that you have enforced the one man who's capable of making it come

to fruition.

To withdraw.

Honestly?

It may not be the worst thing in the world.

Hey.

Made your favorite.

I'm not hungry.

Listen, Allie.

I don't blame you for being upset with me.

I should have listened to you. He is... He is your father.

The truth is, I know exactly where he is.

Where?

He's in Granville Prison.

For what?

Well, he, um... He made some choices in his life that weren't... great.

He... tried to take some money that wasn't his to take.

So he's a thief.

I'm sorry, yeah.

That's what he is.

What if he's changed?

He hasn't.

How do you know?

Grandpa Archie was a thief, but he changed when he was in jail. Different.

It's not the same as Grandpa Archie. You don't know that? Yes, I do.

I know him.

What? Allie.

You deserve to know the truth.

And now you do.

Do you want to meet him?

No.

But he's my family.

I'm your family.

Allie, hey.

I never guessed that this was even allowed.

After what that man tried to do to this valley last year. Well, speak of the

devil.

Well, shame on you for showing your face here again.

I beg your pardon? We thought after everything you did, you'd leave us

alone.

Now we know why these bids are being kept secret.

Folks, it wasn't my idea to keep it a secret.

Now, I have nothing to hide.

All right, these are reins, Jack. All right, so we're going to pull it to the

right. Put your hand there.

There you go.

Then he turns to the right.

That's it. Hold on to the reins.

I mean, you are a natural, just like your dad.

That's it. Turn him to the right. Who is this?

Oh, meet Pal.

Bill surprised Jack with him.

Really?

Way to go, Bill.

We were hoping you could help out with some lessons.

I'd love to.

Yeah, that sounds like fun.

You had a change of heart about Jack learning how to ride?

Well, you and Bill were very persuasive.

That's it. All right.

Hold on.

How'd it go with Allie this morning?

It was rough.

I told her that Dylan's in prison.

Did you tell her why?

Not fully.

I couldn't.

She's just...

She's so determined to meet him.

She's really hurting.

Poor Holly.

I just wish I knew how I could help her.

Just be there for her.

I think that's all you can do.

How do we make them go faster?

I think that'll be for the next lesson, Jack.

They're ready for more than we think they are, huh?

So I've been told.

Grandma never puts my hair in curls.

You're gonna look great, Lily.

Just like your Auntie Faith.

I have an idea. When your grandma comes back, why don't we invite her to the

salon? She's been gone a long time.

Do you miss her, Lily?

A lot, but... She's probably missing me more.

She probably is.

May, could we do facials, too?

Why not?

Montague?

Seriously, Bouchard.

If the people of Hope Valley are this dead set against me, then maybe I should

withdraw. Let's not be hasty now.

Edwin said that you have another offer.

Or was that just a ruse to get a better deal?

There is another offer.

It's less attractive than yours.

Well, it must really be a stinker.

We've met all of your demands, and I'm confident that we can ride out this

storm.

So... can I count on your bid?

We have a deal.

Hey, now.

I thought today was supposed to be a perfect day.

I'm not sure I can handle losing you, Joseph.

Have you considered asking if you could stay involved in anybody's life?

I'm going to ask Dora if that's a possibility.

I hope she agrees.

Lily has one more person that loves her.

That's an immense blessing.

I'm sure her grandmother will see it that way, too.

Auntie Faith, let's go on the teeter-totter.

Lee, you haven't spent a whole day at the office in months.

Oh, just, you know.

Catching up on a little paperwork, that's all.

It's not because you're trying to avoid Lucas?

Maybe a little.

I'm sorry.

I never meant for my article to make things awkward between the two of you.

Oh, it's not the article. I don't know. I just, uh... I'm not sure about the

resort anymore.

It does seem like it's caused nothing but trouble so far.

Yeah. Now I'm the mayor, for whatever that's worth, and I have to think about

everyone.

Not to mention what kind of town our little baby girl grows up in, hmm?

And, uh, I suppose... Come here, you adorable thing.

Oh, I suppose at the end of the day, that's the thing that matters most, hmm?

Not just for Goldie, but for all the kids.

Yeah. In town, hmm?

I guess I just don't know what to do.

I think the only thing we can do is keep telling the truth including to

ourselves.

I haven't been listening to you the way that I should.

I'm sorry to... You want to know about Dylan.

It's more than fair.

I want to meet him.

I just... I don't think that's a good idea right now.

Okay.

Can we talk about something else now?

Of course we can.

Yeah?

Mr. Montague.

Well, I must say, I'm surprised to see you in town.

I thought you'd have taken off after that article was published.

I suppose you're the one that put Mrs. Coulter up to it?

Rosemary has a mind of her own.

But we do share the same instinct about you.

That being?

That you had something to do with the governor getting shot.

Not this again.

Why would I?

I'm a businessman.

It's only ever about making money.

The minute Bouchard was elected, I was ready to bury the hatchet.

That's why I'm here.

I'll see you around, Judge Avery.

I'm so glad.

Lily, I have some good news.

Your grandma's out of the hospital and she's coming back to get you. She's

better?

That's right.

Yay! Then can we all have a day like today when grandma's here?

Of course we can.

I love you, Auntie Faith.

I love you too, Lily.

Somebody in there?

Montague? Footprints disappear at the stables. He must have had a horse

waiting. An accomplice? No. He was conscious long enough last night to tell

me it was one guy.

Came up from behind.

That's why Montague didn't see his face.

What if it had something to do with the resort?

We don't know that.

Montague has a lot of enemies.

I just heard.

Rosemary, this really isn't the time.

Is he all right? How bad is it? He's pretty beat up.

Faith kept him overnight because of a concussion. We're waiting to talk to

him. My goodness.

I suppose it could have been worse. It's hard to see how.

Lucas. I'm sorry, but the fact is he wouldn't be in there if you hadn't

published that article.

That isn't fair, and you know it.

You can see him now.

No, let's do it, Rosemary. He's just a little wound up. Thank you, but he's

right.

I did let everyone know Montague was here.

Please keep it brief.

I should have known that it was a bad idea getting into business with a man

that someone wanted dead.

You really had nothing to do with shooting the governor, did you?

For the last time, no.

Montague, I hope this doesn't affect you. Look, I'm withdrawing my bid. No

need to be rash.

Wait, you think you were attacked because of the resort? We all know there

are plenty of people in town who resent him over the water. Someone was trying

to send me a message.

And I got it.

Loud and clear.

I'm out.

Good morning, Allie. Good morning.

Allie, I got a real pony.

Yeah, I heard, Jack.

I'll have to go meet him sometime.

So, how are you feeling about everything?

I'm okay.

I know Dylan's in prison, my dad told me.

But he could have changed.

Yes, that's possible.

I just wish my dad trusted me more.

Oh, Allie, it's not that your dad doesn't trust you.

He's just trying to protect you.

The hardest part about being a parent...

There's no one wanted to let your child fly.

Even when it means they might fall.

Do you mind if I run ahead? I'm meeting Angela.

Sure.

I saw Montague off.

I don't suppose there's any hope of us changing his mind?

No chance there.

I mean, can you blame him?

There's always your coin in the bid.

Look, I have to ask. Is there any possibility that Jeanette was involved

in Montague's attack?

I know her.

She's a grifter.

But Jeanette has always despised violence.

Well, if you're sure.

Oh, aren't you sweet filling in?

I don't mind, Mrs. Yost.

It's summer holidays.

I got time.

Well, I will be unpacking the mail shipment if you need anything at all.

This is Hope Valley Central.

Can you connect me to Granville Prison?

Hello. This is Allie Parks.

I'd like to make a request to see Dylan Parks.

My father.