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- Previously
on "Heartland."

- Seriously mom,

can we cool it with
the college talk.

Can't you just give me time
to make my own decisions

about my own life.

No, Georgie because time is up.

- You know, and now
we're all sitting

around here I think
it's a great time

to talk about business.

- I'm game as long as
it has noting to do

with expanding the herd.

- There is an injured
horse out there.

- Which one?

- Shooting Star.

- She seemed fine
in the paddock.

- She has a stress
fracture in her left fetlock.

You gotta trust me.

- What do we
call this place?

- How about Aspen Grove Ranch.

- What do you think?

- How is our Shooting Star?

- Well, she feels really smooth.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

And Ty says that
her scan looks good.

So are you gonna put
her back on the track?

I actually have something
else in mind for her.

I want to expand the stable
to include hunter jumpers.

- Oh.
- Do you think

that she could make
that transition?

- Yeah, it's possible.

It all depends on
her temperament

and her ability
to jump of course.

- Of course.

Uh, I wanna give it a shot.

Would you, would you
be game to retrain her?

- Yeah, absolutely.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- When?

- Uh I could start right now.

Lyndy's with Lou,
and Ty's volunteering

at Luke's nature camp.

- Aww, okay.

Well, go for it.

Gosh, I wish I could
stay and watch that.

I've gotta go and show
a stud horse to big wig

from Wellington, Florida.

- Oh, Wellington.
- Yeah, yeah.

He owns a complex the
size of Spruce Meadows.

- Oh well, good luck.

- Thank-you.

- Okay, it looks like they want

all the parents to
meet in Hudson Park

30 minutes before the ceremony.

- I can't believe
she's graduating.

- I know, it feels like just
yesterday we adopted Georgie.

- Best decision we ever made.
- Hm.

- What an adventure, huh?

- Yeah, the trick riding.

- Showjumping.

- Running away to your
place in Vancouver

without telling us.

- Teenage years, huh?

- Soon we get to go through
it all over again with Katie.

- Hey, Mitch.

- Hi.

- I was just about to shove off.

- Hey, you know what, why
don't you just stay here?

Luke's room is empty.

- Yeah?
- Yeah, no worries.

- Oh, amazing, thanks.

How are you?

- Just really good, really good.

- I am so sorry,
I've been so busy.

- Oh, hey, your daughter is
about to graduate high school.

I get it.

- Why don't I make it up to you.

Let's go out for
dinner tomorrow night,

just the two of us.

- Hmm, also, we might have
something else to celebrate.

- Oh yeah?
- Yes, there is a herd

of grade-A, grass-fed
cow for sale.

It's exactly what we need
to sell Garland more beef.

- That is great.
- Mm hmm.

- But you still have
the same problem?

- Yeah, Jack.

But it's okay, I've been
working on my sale's pitch.

- Good.
- Yeah.

I'm just gonna say listen--

- There you are.
- Jack.

- Why are you looking
at me like that?

- I I I, I realized that I was,

I was supposed to
meet up with you.

- That's right.

We need your help in the
field, so let's get at it.

- You bet.

I'm gonna do it,
I'll do it later.

- You must be Clyde McGregor.

Oh, oh, sorry, I
thought you were--

- Older, yeah, he definitely is.

My dad, Clyde.

But he couldn't make it
so you're stuck with me.

- Ah.
- I'm Quinn.

- Well, nice to meet you, Quinn.

- Don't worry, I got my dad's
blessing to buy this stud,

and I gotta say,
I like what I see.

Deep chest, lean body,
nice long flat muscles.

It's everything we
look for in a sire.

- Thank you for coming
all this way to see him.

- No problem.

Truth is, is I got
some other business

to attend to anyway so.

- Here in Hudson, really?

Are you, are you looking to
buy horses from someone else?

- No,
nothing like that.

There's this girl and uh,

I'm kinda hoping we
can get reacquainted.

- Good luck with that.
- Thank-you.

- Hey, you're still working
on your valedictorian speech?

- Yeah, he's totally obsessed.

- Every time I think I'm done,

something else
pops into my head.

Now it's just a bloated,
jumbled up mess of words.

I'm going to bomb
and all those colleges are

gonna pull their
scholarship offers.

- Pretty sure that's impossible.

Besides you're gonna
rock this speech.

- Yeah, dude, you're
gonna kill it.

And then you're gonna go off
to your university of choice.

For another ten
years of schooling,

which I still think
is crazy by the way.

- Yeah, you keep saying.

- Ah, I'm so pumped
to be on the road.

Are you guys are
still down to go

on the first leg of the tour?

- As long as I don't
implode on stage.

- Okay, whatever, we're in.

Yellowstone's gonna be awesome.

- Maybe you guys should
like spend more time

on the road with me
like the whole summer.

- Or maybe forever if I
don't get into Mount Royal.

- You will, you'll get in.

- I don't know.

Olivia already got accepted.

- But she applied
a long time ago.

- Yeah, why did I wait so long?

It's like everyone is moving
on to their next big thing

and I'm left in the dust.

- I'm just going on the trip.

- Yeah, but least
you have a plan.

What do I have, nothing.

- So how did it go with Grandpa?

You talked to him, right?

- Ah uh, no, no.
- What?

You chickened out?
- I, look I,

I didn't chicken out, all right?

I'm just I, I'm waiting
for the opportune time.

- That herd is as
good as you say it is,

it won't be around for long.

- I know.

There's actually people
looking at it right now.

- You gotta go for it.

I mean, no risk, no reward.

- Lou, I've, I've tried that.

- I get it.

I know how hard it is to
have business partners

especially when they're as
stubborn as my dad and grandpa.

But putting off this
conversation could cost you

an incredible opportunity.

- Yeah, you're right.

I gotta act on this right now.

- Yeah.
- Thanks.

- You've done an amazing
job with this place.

- Oh, well, I can't
take all the credit.

Fairfield's been in my
family for a very long time.

And it's nothing compared
to your operation.

- Well,
maybe it's not as big,

but there's a real
sense of class here.

- Thank-you, that means
a lot, coming from you.

- Wow.

What a beautiful horse.

- Yes, she is.

Her name's Shooting Star,
and she's a race horse,

but I'm hoping that
granddaughter, Amy,

can retrain her to be
a jumper.

- Hi, Amy.
- Hi.

- Quinn McGregor.
- Oh, ah,

you're the guy from Florida?

- No, I'm, I'm that guy's son.

So, this horse is
gonna be a jumper?

Well, that's the plan.

But she's not so great
at taking direction.

A little hard on the mouth,
but we're working thought it.

- Well, I'd love to see how
you make that transitions.

Must be quite the process.

- Yeah, well, you're welcome
to watch me work if you want.

- Yeah, I'd love that.
- Okay.

Come on, Star.

- Hey.
- You scared me.

What are you doing here?

- My mom's new
boyfriend just moved in

with his tween daughter.

I had to escape for a few hours.

- Could've called.

- Yeah, yeah I will next time.

So what the deal with
the after-party tomorrow?

- There isn't one.

- What?

- Probably just gonna do
something with Adam and Wyatt.

Go to Maggie's.
- That so lame.

After my grad we
had this huge rager.

It was awesome,
everyone was there.

- It's just not that
big a deal to me.

- Okay.
- All right.

Good job.

There you go.

Get over here.

Oh, nice of you to come back.

We're done.

- Oh, sorry about that.

Um listen, I uh, actually
I was hoping to talk

to you guys about something?

- Oh, let me guess,
you jumped the gun

and asked someone
else to marry you.

- No why, why would you?

Uh, no, it's, it's about a
herd, actually, for sale.

- Ah, Mitch, come on.
- Jack, just hear me out

on this one, all right?

- No, I made my feelings
pretty clear on expansion.

- I know and you're concerned

about maintaining
the level of quality,

but this herd is grass-fed,
it's grade-A quality.

- You know, I don't
care what they are,

we don't have the room.

- You know, we can keep
them in the property

that I just bought.

- No, that's too far away.

I wanna check on them every day.

- Okay, listen Jack,
I hear you, okay,

I understand your
concerns on this,

but this-this is an
opportunity, a rare opportunity

that I think we need to jump on.

- Mitch, I'm sorry, but I'm
done talking about this.

I've said no, I'm
still saying no,

and it'll continue to be
no as long as I have a say.

So please just quit asking.

- Wait, well, what if I just
bought the herd by myself then?

- What do you mean by that?

- No risk, no reward, right?

- What exactly are you saying?

- I guess I'm saying,
it's been amazing being

in business with you,
guys, but I gotta do this.

I'm buying the herd.

- Hey, you talked to grandpa?

- Yes, I did.

- Oh my God, he went for it?

- No he didn't, he
hated it actually.

But it, it's okay
because the advice

you gave me was swirling
around in my head.

- What advice?

- Oh, you know, you told me
about seizing the opportunity

and taking risks, so I
just kind of blurted out,

"Well, fine then, I'll
buy the herd myself."

- What?
- I know.

It's a little crazy, but
I, I think it's gonna work.

You know, I can get a bank loan.

Who can't get a bank loan?

And then I can keep the herd
on our land at Aspen Grove.

- But that's supposed to
be our vacation property.

You're not gonna move
out there full-time?

- All right, so there's
still a couple details

that need to be ironed out,
but I feel good about this.

Thank-you for
giving me the push.

- Well, I thought I saw
a light on out here.

- Yeah, just struggling
to get to sleep.

- Big day tomorrow.

- Yeah.

- Well, I can't believe
you're graduating.

Do you remember the first
day you showed up here?

Now I can't imagine
you anywhere else.

- Yeah.

I just keep thinking
about what's next.

- What might that be?

- I don't know.

That's the problem,
school's over,

and I have no idea
what happens now.

- I'm sure that university,

they'll get back
to you any day now.

- Yeah but, what
if I don't get in?

- You know, sometimes even
when you think you've got it

all planned out you
don't really have a clue.

When I was your age, a bit
older maybe, I hit the road.

I put this place in
my rear view mirror,

and I wasn't ever coming back.

Then, well, my sister--

- I know, Amy told me about her.

- Well, that changed everything.

It led me right back here.

It's not how I
had it mapped out,

but I ended up exactly
where I was supposed to be.

So maybe, enjoy this
big accomplishment now

because tomorrow
is always coming,

and when it does
you'll end up right

where you're supposed to be too.

I'm proud of you.

- Thanks, Jack.

Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

- Hey.
- Hey, Dad.

- Hi, hi.
- You made it!

- Barely.
- Ah, look who's here!

- Hey, hey.
- Hi Ty.

- One of the other parents
is covering for me.

So I'm gonna drive back
after the ceremony.

- Okay.
- Hey, guess who's taking

her man for a very
special dinner tonight?

New Indian place.

- Uh, just a heads up he
can't handle the spice, he's--

- Actually, Jen's introduced
me to chicken masala.

I'm kinda developing
a little taste for it.

- I just have to be
ready with a napkin

to dab the sweat
off his forehead.

Is Mitch coming?

- Oh, yeah, of course.

He'll be here any minute.

- Great.

- And
now our graduates.

- Woo!

- Dude, calm down, it's fine.

- I didn't even get
a chance to practice.

I was up all night rewriting it.

You only have one chance at
the valedictorian speech.

- Just breathe, okay?

When I first met you
I thought you were

this know-it-all brainiac,
which you kinda were.

But then, once I got
to know the real you,

I realized that even with all

that brain you've got
an even bigger heart.

- Stop.

I see the way this
plays out in movies.

You're just gonna tell
me to toss my speech

and to speak from the heart.

- Oh no, don't,
don't do that.

Okay, what I'm saying is
that you aren't capable

of writing anything less
than a brilliant speech.

So just stick to what you've got

and just get up there and do it.

- Before I wrap up, I'll
leave you with a quote.

"We can only survive if we
have obstacles to overcome.

"If you remove those obstacles,

"without them to strengthen
us, we will weaken and die."

Okay, maybe that was a
bit over the top, but hey,

Captain Kirk often
spoke in hyperbole.

But here's the most important
thing about obstacles.

They aren't meant
to be tackled alone.

The people who had
your back throughout

those high school years, I mean,

those friends who pushed you
out of your comfort zone,

and forced you to do all
kinds of crazy stuff.

And made you laugh so hard

that you thought your
head might explode.

But then they could pull you
in when you needed to know

that you weren't
alone in this world.

These are the people who
will help you obliterate

any obstacle like a
photon torpedo taking

down a Klingon bird of prey.

- Congratulations.
- So keep those bonds tight

because together,
class of Hudson High,

we will live long and prosper.

- Woo hoo!

- Oh guys, I will
be right back, okay?

- I'm so proud of you.

- Thank-you.

- You did it.
- Thanks.

- All that
hard work paid off.

- Brains.
- Kim.

- Ty!
- Hey!

- Oh my gosh, thank-you
so much for coming.

- Oh, I wouldn't miss it.
- Congratulations, Georgie.

- Quinn.

What are you doing here?

- You two know each other?

- Wait, you know Quinn?

- Ah yeah, I'm in town to do

some family business
at Fairfield.

- So you know him too then?

- I do, as of yesterday.

- Are you guys all
related or something?

- Yeah, we are.
- Yeah.

- I knew Hudson was
small but this is crazy.

- Um, sorry, how do you
two know each other?

- Ah, we, we met
at the Euro camp.

- I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to cause all the confusion.

I just, I was in town
and thought I'd come by

and surprise you, and
say congratulations.

- Thanks.

- All right, um, I'll leave
you, I'll leave you to it.

Uh, it's really nice
to see you again.

- Let's see if I can
do both of our faces.

- Oh Georgie, um, so sorry,
but I can't come tonight.

I, have a hot date so, bye.

- Okay, bye.

What is she talking about?

Where can't she go?

- You are throwing
an epic grad party.

I invited your whole grade.

- What?

- Don't worry, I'm
gonna help you make

it the best shaker ever.

- I don't think so.

- Why not, you have
your own place.

- And we do only graduate
high school once.

- You're okay with this?

- I don't know if it's
the adrenaline talking,

or that I won't
have to see Olivia,

but I think we should celebrate.

- Okay, fine, I'll
talk to my parents,

but you have to help me
clean up before and after.

- Okay, oop, one
more for the books.

Oh, hey yo, what's up?

- I have to say,

I am really impressed
by your courage

to take on a new herd.

I mean, congratulations man.

- Yeah thanks, thank-you.

I, I gotta be honest with
you, it's a little scary,

you know, just jumping
into this thing.

- Oh, maybe I can
help you out there.

- What do you mean?

- Like I say, I
admire your ambition,

and I've always enjoyed
doing business with you.

So maybe we should
talk about getting

your new product in my stores.

- Wow, that, that'd be great.

Um, I just, I wonder how this
is gonna affect your deal

with Heartland though?

- Ah, now Look, you know
I've been looking for a way

to get new organic
beef in my stores.

And, and maybe you can
help me fill that void.

- He didn't waste any time.

- I'm getting out of this dress.

- So that guy?

- Mom.
- What, I know

it's none of our business.

It's just--
- We just, how old is he?

- 21.
- 21!

- There's nothing
going on between us.

- But there was?

- I have something
else to about anyways.

Jade told everyone at school
that I'm throwing a party

in the loft tonight.

- Well, would have been nice
to get a bit more notice.

- Yeah, that's what I said.

So I'm just gonna make sure

that everything stays
under control, okay.

- Okay, well, Grandpa is

only gonna be 100
yards away, watching.

- Great.

- Yeah, we trust
you, sweetheart.

We gotta find out
more about this guy.

- Lou, did your boyfriend
tell you what he's up to?

- That he bought his own herd?

Yes. I know.

- He's already
talking to Garland.

- What?

- Yeah, we were leaving
town we saw them together

on the sidewalk, talking.

- Kinda sounds like he's
trying to poach our client.

- That is not true.

Okay, look, this is gonna
work out better for everyone.

You have one less partner
to share your profits with.

- Well, it's not
about the money.

- Really?

- We were supposed to
be in this together.

- You know what, I'm not
gonna get in the middle.

You can talk to Mitch.

You're all big boys.

- Easy, easy, easy.

Hot foot, pick
up your feet, come on.

- She's going to need
a lot of work, huh?

- Oh yeah, she's
pretty high strung.

I'm just having a hard time
keeping her under control.

- That's the
racehorse in her, hey.

- Yeah, she comes up,
and just over-jumps,

and then takes off like a shot.

- You know, I'm still interested
to see how this works out.

- Are you?

Because I have to admit,
I'm starting to think that

maybe you're just
hanging around here

to get to someone else.

- I did not connect
the dots between you,

Lisa to Georgie, honestly.

- You know, Quinn, I know what
it's like to be on the road,

how close you get with
the people you're around,

and then how tough it is
when you have to leave.

I don't think you're
here for Lisa's stud,

or to watch me retrain a
race horse to be a jumper.

I think you're here for Georgie.

- Why can't it be all three?

- Where were you?

You missed Georgie's grad?

- I know, I'm sorry.

The stuff at the bank went
longer then I thought.

- And then you met with Garland?

- Yeah, how did, how
did you know about that?

- Because Dad and
Grandpa saw you.

- Ugh gees.

- What's going on?

- Um,

er, er sorry.

Hello.

Yeah, hi.

Tonight, um, yeah, yeah great,
tonight's, tonight's perfect.

I'll see you then, bye.

- We're supposed
to go for dinner.

Are you bailing on me again?
- I know, it was Garland.

He wants to talk
about a contract.

I'm sorry.
- It's okay.

I, I get it.

- I'll fill you in when
I get back, I promise.

- Okay.
- Thank-you.

I'm sorry.

- My parents agreed
to a small party.

This place is packed.

- Okay, you need to chill out.

Join the party, okay?

- Come on.

- I thought we agreed
we weren't gonna do

this kind of thing, Quinn.

How could you just show up here?

- I just wanna talk to you,

and you've been totally
ghosting me, so.

I mean, what's a guy gotta do?

- How about follow the
rules that we agreed to.

We had whatever it is
that we had in Europe.

But you live in Florida.

And I told you I, I can't do
the whole long distance thing.

- True.

But I am standing right here.

- Very funny.

But soon you won't be.

So what's the point?

- All right,
everybody, listen up.

Congratulations on
your graduation today.

There's no doubt you all have
a bright future ahead of you

so long as you don't go and
mess it up here tonight.

You all have fun now.

- Um, thanks.
- Thanks.

- Great.

- Well, how is it going
up there in the loft?

- Oh, I think I made my point.

- Was he there, that Quinn guy?

- I don't think so,
I didn't see him.

Is there something going
on with him and Georgie?

- That's what I'd like to know.

- Well, I have spent some
time with him at Lisa's,

and I have to say he
is quite the charmer.

- Oh yes.

Enough about him,
how is my horse,

how are we doing with Star?

- Might have started
jumping too quickly.

I'm just looking
through my mom's journal

to see if there is a way to
take it back a little bit.

Just teach her some
patience first.

- She's rushing?
- Yeah.

She might not be
suited to jumping.

You know, not all
race horses can do it,

some just have too much fire.

- Well, hopefully you can
douse her a little bit.

- Yeah, see if you can
douse some of Quinn's fire

while you're at it.

- Nice of Jack to drop by.

- Yeah, I'm just happy
he didn't show up

with his hunting rifle
slung over his shoulder.

- Yeah, but he wasn't the
only one to crash our party.

Who was that weird dude?

- Uh, he's just a show jumper.

I met him at camp,
he lives in Florida.

- Oh yeah, well, why is he
all the way up here then?

- I didn't know why he came.

- Huh, were you guys uh, like--

- No, it wasn't
worth mentioning.

- Okay, so why, why,
why was he here?

- I--
- Okay, guys,

this party's on life support.

Get out there and dance.

Go, go, you too, go.

All right is
everybody having fun?

Is everybody having fun?

All right.

- Party is still
rocking out there, huh?

- Oh my gosh, it sure is.

It's killing me not going
over there and looking.

Erm, how was your
chicken masala?

- Uh, to be honest, my
mouth is still on fire.

- I knew it.

You haven't really
acquired a taste.

- More of a tolerance.

Indian's her favorite
though, so what you gonna go?

- Well, at least she
showed up for your date.

- No, what, Mitch stood you up?

- Hm, second time today.

- What's all that about?

- Oh, it's nothing,
he's just busy.

He bought his own herd.

- Woo.
- Yeah.

- Wow, where's he
gonna keep them?

- Erm, we bought a ranch.

It just supposed to
be a vacation spot.

- Woo, woo, woo, you guys
bought a place together.

- Yeah, we just
kinda went for it.

- Wow, I'm, I'm very happy

that everything's
working out for you guys.

- Thank-you, I'm really happy
for you and Jen as well.

- Thank-you, um, I'm exhausted,
I'm gonna hit the hay.

Big day.
- Yeah, it was.

Okay.
- All right, goodnight.

- Do you remember dancing
to this in Brussels?

- Yes, and that's exactly
why you played it, isn't it?

- Really, maybe.

In that case may
I have this dance?

- Oh my God

- Whoa

- Okay.

- That was totally offside.

- Why, that's, that's no
different than Europe?

- This isn't Europe,
this is real life.

And I'm having a hard
enough time trying

to figure out what that
looks like right now.

High school is over, I'm
not jumping any more.

I don't have a coach--
- Wait, what?

What do you mean you're
not jumping any more?

- I'm taking a break.

It was getting too consuming.

- I, I don't
understand, Georgie.

You, you're one of the most
talented jumpers I've ever met.

- You can stop laying
it on so thick.

- No no, I'm, I'm serious.

You are an incredible jumper.

And you are an
incredible person.

That's why I'm here.

- Then you've wasted your time.

It was hard enough saying
goodbye the first time.

- All right.

- Hey stranger.
- Hey, I'm so sorry.

Ah, listen, about
yesterday, I just, ah,

I've been going crazy, you know,

Garland has been
really pushing me.

It's just been a lot.

- What does he want?

- He wants to sell
Aspen Grove Beef.

- What about Heartland beef?

He said he's gonna sell it too.

Agh, this is bad,
I know it's bad.

I gotta fix this
with Jack and Tim.

Are they around, do you know?

- No, they're in the field.

- Okay, great, thanks.

- Jade.

Jade, wake up.

- Okay, ugh, I'm getting up.

Wait a minute, I'm
having a total flashback.

Who was that dude?

- No one.

- Okay, Well, you guys were--
- Here.

- All over each other.
- Can we please just clean up?

- How about I make you a deal.

I'll clean this entire place--

- I am not talking
about that guy.

- I, I'm not going there, yet.

But how about I stay
with you for a while.

- As a roommate?
- Yeah.

Then I won't have
to stay with my mom

and her boyfriend and
his crazy daughter.

- And what will I
get out of this?

- Me.

I think you could use someone

to inject a little
fun in your life.

Like this is, this is awesome.

I'm gonna go get my stuff.

This is gonna be great.

- You said you'd clean up.
- Mm hmm.

- Oh, look who it is,
Mr. Aspen Grove Beef.

- I came to clear the air.

- You came to clear the air?

What, over the mess you left
us in, by bailing on us?

Or about the part where
you chased down our client,

Garland, outside of Maggie's,
'cause that's pathetic.

- Okay, easy, Tim.
- Oh, you're the one

that tried to convince
me to bring into the fold

because he was like family.

Is this how you
treat family, Mitch?

By stabbing them in the back?

- That's not what I'm doing.

- Well, it looks like it to me.

What were you thinking, huh?

We were the ones that gave
you your first chance.

- I know, I know, I'm
the one that wants

to put the herds together...

Look, maybe we
can still team up.

- No, no, no.

You made the choice,
you're on your own.

Sorry, buddy.

You think you can
compete with us,

with the experience we have
in the cattle business?

I don't think so.

I think, I really
like our chances.

Dismissed.

- Was that really necessary?

- It wouldn't have been,
if you had let us buy

that herd in the first place.

- Hey guys.

- Hi.
- Sorry if the party got a

little loud last night.

- Nah.
- It wasn't too back at all.

- Yeah, we're glad
you had a good time.

Um, we did wanna talk to
you about something though.

This guy, Quinn?

- Is it true that
he came all the way

from Florida just to see you?

- No, no, he's here on business.

- Business?

Lisa says that he's here to
get reacquainted with a girl.

- Uh, uh well sorry, but that is

what he said when
we first talked.

- Okay, well, then he
shouldn't have come.

I told him it was
over in Europe.

It was just like a thing.

- A thing?

Wo, er, I'm sorry, what's,
what does that even mean?

What's, what's a thing?

- Uh, he never should have come.

- People do crazy
things for love.

Is it love?

- The mail's here.

You got something.

- Mount Royal University.

- Open it up.

- What's it say?

- In, I got in, I got in!
- Oh oh oh woo!

- I'm so proud of you.
- Ah, I knew it, hmm.

- This is very good news.

There she is, college girl.

I made you some banana chocolate
chip muffins to celebrate.

- Thank-you.
- You're welcome.

- I hardly slept last night.

I keep thinking about what
this program could lead to,

like a management
degree or something.

Maybe I could even
follow in your footsteps?

- Oh, well, that's interesting.

I thought you wanted to jump.

- Um, yeah, I do, but that was,

I don't know, it's not
really like a forever thing.

If I manage a place
like Fairfield,

I could stay in
the horse industry.

- I think that's a good
plan for you, honey.

- Do you think maybe you
could show me the ropes.

- Sure you can start today.

- What do you mean?
- Well, summer job,

you wanna come work for me?

- Okay, that'd be great.

But I'm supposed to
go on a road trip

with Adam and Wyatt
to Yellowstone,

so it would have
to be after that.

- That's fine.

Why don't you come by today,
get the lay of the land,

and then you could officially
start when you get back.

- Okay.
- Yeah?

- Great, thank-you so much.
- Thank-you.

- I got into MRU!
- Oh!

Hey, yeah, oh my
God, that's awesome.

- Yeah, and Lisa
is letting me work

at Fairfield for the summer.

So everything's coming together.

- Wow, I'm really happy for you.

- Thanks.
- Yeah.

- Look um, I'm sorry I can't
go on your whole road trip,

but I can still do Yellowstone.

- Oh, actually, I
don't think that

that's the best idea maybe.

- What, why?

- Um.

Yeah, look I ah, I
wanna be your friend,

and I really thought
that I could,

but I think that I was
just kidding myself, again.

Because like um, I still
have feelings for you.

- Wyatt--
- No, I know,

and I know that you
don't feel the same way.

And it is what it is,
but it just was um,

when I saw you kiss that guy
it just kinda made me feel

like my heart got
ripped out of my chest.

- I'm sorry, but--
- No, you don't need

to apologize, there is
no need to apologize.

It was just that sort
of made me realize

that I need to
move on.

Yeah, um, so I think that
we should say goodbye,

for real this time.

Okay, great.

Goodbye, Gerogie.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- Just finishing this up and
I have to head into Maggie's.

- You want a ride?

- Sure, that'd be great.

So how did it go
with grandpa and dad?

They haven't been in the best
mood since your little chat.

- I asked them one more time
if we could all work together.

And they said they're
not interested.

- Oh.

So what does that mean?

- It means that I'm
gonna be working

with Garland by myself.

It means Aspen Grove Beef
is gonna be on his shelves.

- But it's gonna be
in direct competition

with Heartland beef,
in the same store.

- Yeah.

But I guess that's just
how it's gonna be now.

Let's go.

- Okay, this is your office
for the next little while.

- Really?
- Yeah.

And I need you to keep it
spotless and organized.

- So you mean like muck
the stalls and stuff?

- Mm hmm, this is where everyone

of my employees started out.

- Okay.

I just, I just thought
you were gonna teach me

more of the management
side of things.

- I am, I promise you.

And this is where it
starts, at the bottom.

Sorry, honey.

- Don't let her get
chargy downhill, Quinn.

- There you go beautiful.

- Okay, just

sit down, let her
relax a little.

- How come Quinn is riding Star?

- He's just helping me out.

Quinn's a pretty great rider,

but I guess you
already know that.

- That looked great.

Nice run.

Yeah, we just have to
patient with her, okay,

but she's coming around nicely.

- I'm sorry about
the other night.

I was out of line.

Star is not the only one I
need to be more patient with.