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Look, there it goes right there.

Oh, I see it.

Oh, there it is. Oh.

Striped shore crab.

Definitely a striped shore crab.

And look at that sunset.

Oh.

There's something magical about

a sunset over the ocean, isn't there?

It's not magic, Grandma.

It's a scientific phenomenon

called light scattering.

I know you're my little science genius but I promise you

that magic is everywhere and it's very real.

But how can you prove it?

I can't prove it.

That's what makes it magic.

Take my engagement ring.

That is a golden pearl from the South Sea.

From a golden-lipped oyster.

One of the rarest gems in the ocean.

Your grandfather found it

when he was in service in the Philippines.

Wow.

Can I try it on again?

Uh-hmm.

That's the symbol of love between me and your grandpa.

And that love brought us our family and our children

and our grandchildren.

If that's not magic, I don't know what is.

Yeah.

Are we there yet?

What-- sorry, what, Dad?

Are we there yet?

Dad, you're the one driving.

That's right, I forgot.

I'm trying to keep you from getting

blisters on your fingers.

You're gonna wear those things out.

I think I smell smoke coming off of you.

Okay. Look, I have a lot of loose ends

that I have to wrap up before we take off. That's all.

All this wedding stuff is exhausting.

Mm. The things we do for love, right?

The only truly good reason to do anything.

Oh, hey. Pull up to the left over here.

Excellent choice.

Ryan will take care of you at the counter.

Thank you.

- Hi. - Hey.

I'm just here to pick up

the bands for the Strickland/Watson wedding.

Strickland/Watson, yes.

I have them right here ready to go.

- How do they look? - Oh.

They look perfect.

Seems you're wearing your engagement ring

on the wrong hand.

Oh, uh.

No. I mean, yes, no, you're right.

Sorry. It is an engagement ring.

It's just-- it's not my engagement ring.

It's a keepsake from my grandma.

My sister's the one getting married.

I'm just her maid of honor.

May I take a closer look?

Yeah, sure.

- It's so beautiful. - Thank you.

Such a unique band.

Diamonds complementing a South Sea Pearl.

I would love the opportunity to appraise it for you,

free of charge.

No, this ring is and always

will be priceless to me.

Hello, this is Kate with Dear Watson.

How can I be helpful to you today?

Oh, I'm sorry that you're having a sizing issue.

My team is gonna help you find something that fits you perfectly.

And if they can't then we will make something that fits you perfectly.

Yes. I am, in fact, Kate Watson.

Yes, the Kate Watson.

Oh, well, the pleasure is all mine. Hi.

Hi. Are you taking customer service calls during your final fitting?

I don't wanna be too out of touch with the customers when we get back.

You can send me another call.

No, no, no, no. Don't,

don't send her another call.

No.

Okay. Come here. All right.

So ladies and gentlemen,

I have a little gift

for our bride-to-be.

All right. This right here

is an official bride card issued to Kate Watson.

It is valid through the end of her honeymoon

and it entitles the bearer to get out of any

unnecessary work duties

and get her way

whenever she sees fit.

Hmm. This could come in handy.

Uh-hmm. Use it wisely.

Okay. So this means that as of this moment,

the boss is unplugged and off the grid.

So filter any pressing issues

through me and I will handle it.

This is for your own good. I promise.

Fine.

- Hi, guys. - Hey.

Who put your fiancé in the corner?

You know he can't see me in my dress before the wedding.

Well, you showed me all your designs beforehand,

so I really don't see why it matters.

- It matters. - It matters.

Okay. Yeah.

This way, I've got something.

Thank you so much.

The coast is clear.

I got it.

Thank you, Mom.

Okay. So... I know that we're all gonna have a fantastic time this week

but before we get everything rolling,

I just wanted us all to be together

when I give Addie

her maid of honor gift.

Aw.

Okay.

Ooh, okay, okay.

Now, you're already acting like my full partner in the company but

I just wanted to make it official, in writing.

Full partners, 50/50,

until the wheels come off.

Isn't it wonderful?

Well, if it isn't wonderful,

I don't know what is.

I just-- I wasn't expecting this.

I-- wow.

I'm so grateful.

I just wanted to show you

how much I appreciate you.

I know that you do but this is--

I mean, this is too much, Kate.

You deserve it. You're the glue

for the family,

for the company, for the wedding.

We all lean on you for support.

Come here.

Okay. So you look over the contract when you have time

and we'll dot the I's and cross the T's when we get back.

Okay.

Oh, here.

- It's so pretty. - I know.

Whoa.

Look at this place.

- Hi. - Hi.

We're checking in for the Strickland/Watson wedding.

I'm Addie Watson.

I think you have four reservations under my name?

Yes, indeed. Right.

I have four rooms including the Bridal Suite.

Yes, that is correct. We're the first wave of people,

so more should be checking in later tonight or tomorrow.

We will be ready and waiting to greet them.

I'm going to sleep off the jet lag.

Wake me up for the welcome party thingy.

Don't worry. I'll have him back in time. Okay.

I'll make sure that your bags get to your rooms

but before I do, I would like to introduce you to our concierge

and event coordinator, Hannah.

Thank you, Angie.

I'm here to help you with everything and anything

you might need to make your stay with us more enjoyable.

No request is too big or too small,

as long as it's nothing too weird.

- And how weird is too weird? - Weird is a relative term,

especially when describing one of your relatives perhaps.

Rest assured it's my job to manage the weird

and make sure your event all goes smoothly.

Now that you've got boots on the ground,

I'd like to take you for a quick tour of the resort.

If you'll kindly follow me.

This is our dolphin habitat.

Our dolphins get expert care from the amazing

Dolphin Quest staff.

To the left is the pool.

It's open 24 hours a day.

And our beach café

has a frozen coconut mojito that's to die for.

- I will be there. - Right, right?

Scooch on over here

and this is where the magic will happen.

- This is fantastic. - And it seems

the weather will be on our side for your entire stay.

That is great news.

I said it seems that way

but we are in Hawaii,

so no promises.

You actually signed a weather waiver in your contract

that clears us of liability in the case of inclement weather.

What did we sign?

Hey, it's fine. It's fine, right?

If we have rain, we'll have rainbows.

Couldn't agree more.

Now what do you say

we iron the details out with your fully

capable maid of honor and let you

and your betrothed enjoy the rest of the day.

Have fun.

- All right. Let's get to it. - Okay.

Hi. This is Addie Watson. I'm just calling to get

some more general information about enrolling

in your summer program.

Yeah. I--

you know, I'm so sorry.

I'm gonna have to call you right back.

Okay. Thank you.

- Hello. - Hi, Kara.

Did you just get in?

Oh, straight from the airport to your door.

Yeah, it's too early for me to check in.

Can I change here?

I wanna make it to paddle-board yoga.

No, yeah. Of course.

Are you not going?

Um, no. No, I'm not.

Something actually just came up that I have to deal with.

Kara.

Ah! Kate.

Hey.

Ooh, I am so glad you could make it.

I wouldn't miss it for the world.

Okay. Now, what do you mean you're not going to yoga?

I just came in here to get you.

Something just came up,

so just go without me, you guys. It's fine.

What came up? Bridesmaids things?

I want you to be able to enjoy yourself on this trip.

Maybe Kara can take some of that off your plate?

Hmm. Put me in, coach.

It's fine. It's fine.

- I will go. - You will love it.

You will feel so energized afterwards.

Chaturanga, upward dog, everyone arms up.

Inhale.

Exhale. Swan dive down.

Forward fold.

Arms up, halfway up.

Love and light.

Let go of any anxiety with this final flow.

Thank you for letting me instruct you

on this beautiful morning.

Namaste.

That was just what I needed.

How was it for you, Ad?

Oh, yes. So relaxing.

Not stressful at all.

What's wrong?

My ring. I lost my ring.

I lost my ring.

Are you sure you didn't leave it back at the hotel?

No, no, no, I never take off my ring. I don't...

Wait, wait, hold on, take a breath.

Let it out. It's gonna be fine.

- We'll help you find it. - Yeah.

- Okay. - Yeah. Hey, no, Addie,

it's really deep out there. We need help. Hannah.

- Yeah. - We'll ask Hannah.

Maybe she'll have some ideas.

- Come on. - Great idea.

Ad, come on.

It's right through those double doors.

You're welcome. Have a great day.

Hi.

How did you enjoy the yoga session?

Yoga was great. Unfortunately,

- Addie lost her ring in the bay. - Yeah.

It's an incredibly important family heirloom.

I'm terribly sorry to hear that.

Fortunately, our dive instructor might be able to help.

- Okay. - He has a high recovery rate.

- Oh, great. - Okay. Uh...

That sounds great. Where can I find him?

Shoot.

Shoot what? Why shoot?

Today is his day off.

He will be back with us tomorrow.

Hannah, this ring is incredibly important to me.

Is there any way that we can,

like, get him on the phone or something?

Jack is extremely off grid.

He doesn't have a cell phone.

But even if he did, he probably wouldn't answer it.

Okay. I don't-- maybe you could tell me where I can find him.

Like, please. I will make it worth his while.

I promise. I just, I don't wanna waste another second on this.

- Please. - I'm never gonna hear

the end of this but Jack lives

on a sailboat at the Marina.

It's called the Gem of the Ocean.

The Gem of the Ocean. Okay. Thank you.

- Thank you so much. - I'll get you

- the address of the harbor. - Okay.

- Do you want us to go with you? - No, no, no.

No, it's okay, it's okay.

Actually, Kara, can you help me set up Kate's welcome brunch?

Yeah, of course.

You got it. Okay. Thank you.

I promise I will be back before it even starts, okay?

- Here you go. - Thank you.

- You're welcome. - Sorry.

- Just go. Go, go, go. - Yeah. See you in a bit.

- Thank you. - Yeah.

Ahoy there.

Hi.

Are you Jack Wilder?

That depends who's asking.

Well, that would be me. Um...

I'm Addie Watson. I'm...

staying at the resort actually.

Um... I lost my ring in the bay this morning

and I was told that you might be able to help me get it back.

If the resort, meaning Hannah,

told you where to find me,

she probably also told you that today is my day off?

Yes. Yes, she did.

But I really twisted her arm on that one.

I'll be at the Dive Bungalow bright and early

tomorrow morning, 7:00 AM.

Well, look, this ring is--

it's incredibly important to me.

Like really, really important.

- Yeah, sure. I'm sure it is. - Yeah.

But the fact remains, I'll be at the Dive Bungalow

bright and early tomorrow morning at 7:00 AM.

Um, is there any way that I could get you

to start the search today? I--

Look I will make it worth your while.

Okay. I promise you.

Please, please just help me out here.

Um, okay. Look,

you don't understand, okay?

Look, I really need this ring back.

I did not expect that.

Yeah. I surprised myself actually.

Here, put this on.

Uh, no, no, no, no.

- I know how to swim. - My boat, my rules.

I'm responsible for your safety when you're on my boat,

so put the jacket on, please.

Okay.

Gosh, I am just not--

ugh, not myself today.

Well, the island can have a magical effect on people.

It brings out the best in some and the worst in others.

It is not magic, okay?

It is desperation.

Can you please just take me back to the harbor?

As much as I would love to part with your company

as fast as humanly possible, sadly, I cannot.

We just left, it will take you like five minutes to get back.

Five minutes, I don't have, grab the wheel.

I'm headed to the other side of the island.

I can't get caught between tides.

Um, I have wedding obligations.

And my family is gonna be looking for me.

Hey, should've thought of that before you stowed away

on a boat heading the opposite direction.

The bad news is they're gonna have to get by without you.

The good news is not much can happen at a wedding without the bride.

Okay.

Uh, what makes you so sure that I'm the bride?

You fit the profile.

Okay.

All right. And what's the profile?

Oh, spoiled, entitled,

doing what it takes to get your way.

Okay. Well, you know, first of all, um, I'm the maid of honor.

And second of all, my sister is the bride.

Sounds like a real treat.

You don't even know her so just watch it.

Yeah, I don't have to, they're all the same.

And, uh, maid of honor, excuse me,

is just a bride in training.

Oh, really, okay.

Says the, uh, off the grid,

free-spirit who's probably never even come close to being married.

Are you trying to make me cry?

Can you please just take me back to the harbor?

You created this mess,

it's not my problem.

I'm not gonna have my day off

high-jacked by some overly demanding

pirate bridesmaid.

That's rule number one actually.

Okay. Fine. Fine,

we will use this time to discuss your rates for finding my ring.

Rule number two, no business talk aboard the Gem.

Okay. Then let me at least just show you a picture of it.

Rule number three, no cellphones.

I'm sorry. Give me my phone back.

Uh, either it goes in the safe or it goes overboard.

You got to be kidding.

Oh, get the wheel, get the wheel.

This cannot be happening.

You know, people pay big bucks

for a private sailboat ride

by a skilled naval officer such as myself.

Move, please.

All right. Fine.

How much?

- How much? - How much what?

How much is it to charter your boat?

I will pay your charter fee for the rest of the day

if you please, please just take me back to the harbor.

Indulge me, please, please for you own benefit,

just take a moment to appreciate where you are, okay?

That island over there and the water around this

they're all living, breathing entities.

This boat headed into the wind silently picking up speed,

headed towards the infinite horizon,

all the joys of sailing come to you in a rush

setting you free from all the troubles of the mainland.

Oh, will you please just take me back to the harbor?

I already told you, I cannot do that.

Thank You.

No text, no calls.

It's not like Addie to go off grid.

It's too early to get worried.

The girl sleeps with her phone under her pillow.

Well, maybe she has bad service.

- Try her again, Mom. - Okay.

I found her.

- What? - Oh.

Hey, wait, wait, wait, um,

that's my resort can you, um,

can you just take me to shore?

This is as close as I can get. Keep the jacket.

You can safely swim from here and get back

to your beloved wedding obligations.

Oh, wait, so you just want me

to jump off the side of a moving boat?

Why not? You had no trouble jumping on.

Now or never.

I'll see you tomorrow morning bright and early,

Dive Bungalow 7:00 AM.

Oh, Addie.

Who's the hunky sailor man?

Hunky sailor?

Please don't ask.

Honey, are you taking sailing lessons?

No, I am not taking sailing lessons.

He is a dive instructor who I went to talk you

about helping me find my ring.

How did you get onto his boat?

Long story.

Honey, this isn't like you, you know,

we've been worried, we've been trying to reach you.

Yeah, my phone-- ugh, it doesn't matter.

I'm gonna go change.

I will be back. Okay.

Excuse me.

What do you think?

How hunky is the sailorman?

See for yourself.

- Oh. - Fair.

I mean, he's okay looking.

Yeah, keep telling yourself that Nate-dog.

He looks like a Kennedy.

All right. I'll finish up here. Great job today.

Thanks. You too.

Okay. I'll see you tomorrow.

Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.

Oh, um, hi, sorry, excuse me.

Hi, sorry, um, I recognize you,

you're from, uh-- you're from Bios, right?

Uh, Dr. Mazur I presume?

Wow. I usually don't get recognized outside

of our facility or at our facility,

- come to think of it. - No, sorry.

I'm just so excited. I recognized you

from your website. Um, I'm Addie Watson.

I'm staying at the hotel, I used to study

Marine Biology and, uh, I was actually hoping

to come tour your facility this week

to get a better sense of what you guys are doing here.

Sure. Call my assistant.

We'll be happy to set-up a time for you to come

in and tour the facility.

Wait? Really? Yep.

Oh, my gosh thank you. Thank you so much!

Thank you.

Good morning.

Good mornin'.

I'll trade your life jacket for a cell phone.

Gladly. I had no idea how to turn it off.

The thing was squawking all night long.

Made me feel better about not having one.

How do people get in touch with you?

They leave a message at the hotel.

Oh, that is wildly inefficient.

Well, you found me without a problem

so from my perspective, system works just fine.

Okay. Look, I'm sorry

if we got off on the wrong foot yesterday

but I really do need your help finding this ring.

Hannah said that you were the best and that you were

a very reasonable negotiator.

Did she now?

Yeah. Oh...

Uh, hold on one second I just have to take this.

Uh, Dear Watson, this is Addie speaking.

Okay. Shyla, Shyla, what's going on?

Is everything okay?

Okay. So please tell me that the company

is not imploding on us.

- Okay, hey, I'll be right back. - Yeah.

Okay. So tell me what's happening?

Okay.

- Good morning, Jack. - Good morning.

I have an updated schedule for today.

Thank you.

I see that Addie was able to track you down.

Hey, remind me of my rule about telling guests where I live.

She was so upset about her ring. I didn't want it to ruin her vacation.

Yeah, better to ruin my day, huh?

I was only trying to help. It seemed like a win-win.

Help someone in need. Earn funds for your trip.

How thoughtful of you.

I say this with nothing but love.

I know you've been through a lot,

but you can't shut the world out forever.

I can try.

But If there's a real emergency,

still call me, don't call Kate.

Okay. I'll talk to you soon.

Bye.

- Oh, Hannah, hi. - Hi.

I found Jack.

I see that. Good luck on your search.

Thank you.

So what's Dear Watson?

Uh, it's my sister's company.

Well, um, our company sort of.

Cool. What do you sell, uh, magnifying glasses,

wooden pipes, cool little hats?

Elementary Dear Watson.

Oh, my goodness. I don't do accents.

- Yeah. Yeah. Nice. - Normally.

Uh, no, no, we, uh, we sell clothes.

Yeah, but good catch on the reference.

My dad is a very big Sherlock Holmes fan

and, uh, it's our last name, so yeah.

- Nice. - Yeah.

- Can we get this thing going? - Ladies first.

No I never speak first in negotiations.

Neither do I.

So what do we do now?

Uh, okay. How about I start with showing you

a picture of the ring.

Sure.

Oh, wow. Is that a Golden South Sea Pearl?

- Uh-hmm. - What's it worth?

Uh, I don't know actually. Does it matter?

I base my recovery fee off a percentage

of what the item is worth, minimum 10, maximum of 30.

If I find it quickly, I charge less.

It's proportional to my effort. I only get paid

if and when I find your ring.

Okay. Well, yeah, Hannah said that

you had a high recovery rate.

I had to have a discussion with Hannah

about conversational boundaries,

but, yeah,

let's try this from a different angle.

What is it worth to you?

I-- it's not an easy question for me to answer.

Well it, uh, belonged to my grandma,

so it's completely unique.

My grandpa found the pearl and he designed it himself.

I don't know, no, I would never dream

putting an actual price on it.

It would-- it would just jinx it.

Jinx what?

Okay. This is gonna sound really silly.

I understand that.

But my grandma believed that the ring

would bring me good luck.

She went as far as to claim that it has magical properties.

Does it have magical properties?

I mean, um...

Okay. The only thing that I know for sure is...

I love my grandma more than words

and she was a really, really special person

in my life, so...

wearing her ring just...

guarantees that she's never far from my thoughts.

Sounds like magic to me.

Okay. Look, what if I give you

a $2,000 guarantee up front,

and then a $2,000 bonus for when you find the ring.

I'd say that's more than fair. Yeah.

All right. I just need you to be as motivated as possible.

I mean, I'm only here for a few days

and it would kill me to leave this island without it.

That's a lot of pressure.

You know I can't guarantee I'm gonna find it, right?

I know. I know. I just-- I need you to promise me

that you're gonna try your very, very, best, please?

- Let's walk down the shoreline. - Really? Thanks.

See if we can get a rough idea where you think you had it last.

Uh, so, I don't know.

I'm thinking that I lost it somewhere in the middle.

- And what time was that? - I don't know for sure.

I didn't even realize that I lost it

till we got back on the beach but--

I'm sorry. Did I hear you say you lost something?

- Nope. - Yeah, I lost my ring.

No, she-- it's all good.

No, she said ring, right?

No, she said, uh, ain't no thing.

Oh.

Yeah, we're just enjoying the view man, so...

- All right. - Yeah.

Okay. Well, you guys take care.

If you need my service, my name is Doug.

Doug Chamberlain.

- Have a good one. - Yeah, you too.

Okay.

Uh, okay. What was that all about?

Why didn't you tell him, he could've helped us?

Trust me, he doesn't wanna help you.

The last thing you want is the word to get out

that you lost something valuable.

Beachcombers like Doug, are real sharks,

they smell a little blood in the water and they swarm.

Oh. Geez. Okay. I never thought of it like that.

- We just got to be careful. - Yeah.

There's deep water out there, plenty of reef.

Lots of places for your ring to hide.

Yeah.

With the tide rolling in and out,

there's no telling which way it could've drifted.

I have about a two-hour window to dive each day

when I'm not obligated to the resort.

Uh, well, how soon can you start?

Today soon enough?

Yeah. That would be perfect.

All right. We got a deal?

One more thing.

What's that?

Well, when I'm available

and not in the middle of my sisterly duties,

I wanna dive with you.

- That's a deal-breaker. - What? Why?

I mean, I just told you how important this ring is to me.

You really expect me to sit on the shore

and just do nothing?

I'm highly skilled. Former US Navy Diver.

All you'll do is slow me down.

I couldn't even certify you before it's time for you

- to get on a flight. - No, no, no, no.

I am already certified.

In fact,

I am... a dive master.

What do you need me for?

You know the reef

and we're gonna cover twice as much ground together.

You don't trust that I can find it on my own, do you?

Okay. Look, my sister encouraged me to enjoy this trip

and I really, really enjoy diving,

so, yeah, it might not be the most ideal situation

but I plan to take full advantage of it.

And you know what, it gives me the perfect excuse

to get back into something that I love,

that I've been away from for far too long honestly.

You might've led with the dive master bit.

Yeah, it's too much fun watching you

get all bent out of shape.

Only time I can dive today is right now.

Perfect. Let's do it!

The sooner, the better.

Where is he?

I set the buoys. Have you ever done

a compass grid search?

I understand the basics,

but never done it before.

All right, it can get pretty murky down there

when we start moving things around,

so the trick is to rely on your metal detector.

Uh, yeah, just follow my lead.

Uh, you'll figure it out pretty quick.

We could be as strategic as we want down there,

but in the end, the only way we find it,

is that the ocean lets us find it if we're sincere,

respectful, you know, we got a shot.

All right. I will, uh, do my best.

Let's dive.

- I got something. - Really?

Show it to me, show it to me, show it to me,

come on, come on, come on.

Hope you got it. I'm so damn excited.

Hold on.

Let me see. Let me see.

What do you think, is that it?

No. No, it's not it.

Oh, no, it's not it.

Oh, no, no, no, no! Nothing to see here folks.

- No. - No, that's not it.

- You keep moving on. - No.

Well, we'll try again tomorrow.

Yeah. Yup.

Hey, what are you gonna do with that ring?

Uh, hand it off to Hannah.

She'll reach out to the resort guest list.

See if we can find out who lost it.

Well, I'm sure that the owner will be thrilled to get it back.

They probably thought it was lost forever.

You know, my dad taught me to dive when I was a kid.

There's this unwritten code that you have to make

every possible effort to find the rightful owner.

A lot of these things have real meaning for one of them.

My dad used to call them the "Treasures of the Heart."

I love that.

Let's bring the gear up, yeah?

Yeah.

These are places you've been?

Oh, places I'm, uh, headed to.

I've been planning a, uh, sail around the world.

It's taking, uh, a bit longer than I expected.

- Life happens. - Wow!

You know, I was gonna do something like this

after I finished school.

Why didn't you?

Never finished school.

Now I, uh, put my plans on hold

to help my sister with the company.

Hey, so, uh, only time I have to dive tomorrow is,

uh, bright and early, sunrise.

If you're available?

I will see you bright and early.

We're almost there, girls.

Ugh, God, we need to exercise when we get back home.

- Oh, gosh. - Guys, look at this view.

This is so beautiful.

Thank you, guys.

- Oh my gosh, what a surprise. - Thank you.

- Wow. - Thank you.

Hey, Addie, I'm sorry I meant to ask you.

- How did the ring search go? - Oh.

Oh, uh, well, we covered a lot of ground,

but we came up empty-handed.

So we're gonna go diving again first thing in the morning.

I still can't believe you're a certified dive master.

- Yeah. - Yes. It's like a...

you know, a relic from a previous life.

If you could dive on your own, why do you need the hunky sailorman?

Oh, yeah, that is a great question.

Well, first of all, his name is Jack

and he asked me the same question.

He, you know, he knows the bay.

And he'd have some recovery experience.

- Hmm. - Uh-hmm.

- I'm not buying it. - Uh-uh.

Oh, Kate, please. It's simple math, you guys.

We covered twice as much ground together.

- Addie... - Hmm.

...do you like this guy?

Okay. If you met him, you would know

that makes absolutely no sense.

Well, jumping off a dock onto a moving sailboat

- doesn't make much sense either. - Uh-hmm.

Okay. Everything that he does and the way that he does it

just gets under my skin.

I don't know. But then again, if I'm being honest--

- There's a "But." - Hmm. Uh-hmm.

I don't know. He...

He said something before that made him seem

remotely endearing, about his dad,

but he lives on a sailboat, okay?

He can just pack up and vanish in a moment's notice. Nope.

He sounds like a romantic.

Or like someone who just doesn't wanna grow up.

Or like someone who's willing to follow the magic.

Okay. Now, you sound like Grandma.

Follow the magic?

Our grandma was a big believer

- in reading the signs. - Uh-hmm.

You know, finding the magic

and meaning in everything.

Aw. That's so sweet.

Yeah. Well, despite her best efforts,

Addie here has remained a skeptic

in regards to all things magical.

I like facts and logic.

Things that I can wrap my head around.

Things that just make sense.

Yeah. When she turned eight, Addie refused to make a wish

before blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.

Tell me that's not true!

I don't believe in placing my faith

in irrational superstitions.

Look, I would love nothing more than to believe like Grandma,

but nothing in my life has,

you know, led me to believe.

Well, she's no longer with us,

but I think she may be getting the last laugh on this one.

Hey, to Grandma!

Still setting up her granddaughters

- from beyond the veil. - Yes!

I'll drink to that.

Uh-uh, yeah, no, no.

- Cheers. - Come on.

No.

Welcome to the main event.

The bride and the bridesmaids

versus the groom and the groomsmen

in the Photo Scavenger Hunt.

Woo! What are we competing for?

Bragging rights that last till death do you part

and a hundred dollar gift card for each team member.

There are five items on the list.

Your mission is to be the first team back

along with a group photo with three of the five items.

Oh. Oh, we got you beat.

You're going down.

Oh, we'll see about that.

Oh, yes, we will.

Ready, set, go!

- Okay. - Okay, okay.

Uh, "Strike the bell, the gong will sing.

And peace of mind, the sound will bring." All right.

Okay. "By light of the moon

and oft by fate, make a wish by this twisted gate."

- Three, two, one, break. - Twisted gate.

Okay. So...

What? Uh, it's like a...

Something like a-- like at nighttime...

Hi! Hi.

It's, um, it's Jack, right?

Uh, yes, I am.

You must be the, uh, bride to be?

Yes, I'm Kate.

Addie's sister. This is our good friend Kara.

Thanks for bringing Addie in one piece yesterday.

Yeah, you're welcome.

So, we were sent on a scavenger hunt

by the resort. Do you know the island well?

- I do. - Hmm.

Would you like to play tour guide?

Oh, no.

I am sure that Jack is far too busy

to chauffeur us around the island, so.

As luck would have it my, uh, next dive just canceled,

so technically I'm free.

Terrific!

But I should probably use that time

to dive for Addie's ring.

Yes, yes, you should.

So I'm sorry, ladies.

But Jack is technically on the clock.

Yeah. Technically, that's true.

But, um, you forgot about this.

Sorry, Jack, I'm pulling the bride card on this one.

Looks pretty legit.

Oh, it's platinum level.

Yeah, you're coming with us.

What are you doing?

What? You gave it to me.

Oh, yeah. No, I know, I just didn't expect you

to use it against me.

I am well within my bridal privileges.

Oh, I know.

I just feel like this is something else.

I'm just trying to figure out what you're trying to do.

I am trying to win a scavenger hunt.

Okay. All right.

I will, uh, I will call us a ride.

We can take my Jeep if you want.

Oh, even better.

Yeah.

Of course, he has a jeep.

"By light of the moon and oft by fate,

just make a wish by this twisted gate."

It's the Moongate. I'm telling you.

Okay. I guess we'll see.

Oh, the boys are never gonna find this.

You're welcome.

Okay. Here. Take a picture.

Okay.

Pose.

- Oh, yeah. - All right. Awesome.

Now, let's get on the next clue!

Oh, hold on. Hold on.

We have to make a wish first.

Hmm?

You can't pass a moon door

without walking through and making a wish first.

What is this, amateur hour?

Oops, sorry, okay.

Oh, I love that.

Uh, you should make a wish to find your ring.

Oh, isn't that what I hired you for?

I can use all the help I can get.

Oh, um, Addie doesn't believe in making wishes.

Why not?

Well, I just, you know,

I think you're just setting yourself up for disappointment

- when they don't come true. - Okay.

You're kind of missing the point.

Really? Now, what would that be?

Positive energy, good vibes, karma,

good old-fashioned hope,

that's what a wish is all about.

Without hope,

you got no chance at all.

Okay, fine.

How did you come to live in Hawaii, Jack?

Well, my parents honeymooned here

and they loved it so much,

they would visit every single year.

All of my favorite memories

are from right here on this island.

So...

are you single?

Kara!

I am.

May I ask why?

Why does this feel like a job interview?

Seriously. What's the problem?

Problem, I mean--

all right, fine.

To answer your question,

I don't know.

I tend to size people up very quickly

and see who they are underneath the surface.

I don't like to waste my time if I know

something doesn't have a chance of working out.

I know exactly what you mean.

Oh, well,

at least you two have one thing in common.

"Strike the bell, the gong will sing.

And peace of mind, the sound will bring."

Now, this is a ritual I can get behind.

Okay.

Woo!

All right. Pose.

All right. Smile!

Okay. Next clue.

"You're almost done, you're on the brink,

so snap a pic with a spiny drink."

Spiny drink.

Spiny drink.

Who made these?

You know I know it, right?

Hmm. Did we win?

Absolutely!

Yes!

Mainly because the groomsmen gave up

and decided to go play golf.

Those stinkers!

Still, we had a great time

with a really great tour guide.

Yes, thanks, Jack, it was a lovely afternoon.

The pleasure was all mine.

Can I borrow you for a minute?

Scheduling question.

Excuse me.

You should go on a date with him.

No. Huh. No.

He's helping me find my ring. That is it.

Okay. He got you, the most skeptical woman

on the planet, to make an actual wish.

It's kind of epic.

I was just being a good sport.

Okay. Trust me. It was a lot easier

than getting into a philosophical

argument about irrational beliefs.

Well, maybe you should start an argument

over dinner and wine.

Guys, what time would I even have to go out with him?

If I'm not out searching for my ring,

I am taking care of wedding duties.

The wedding. Now, there is an idea.

- Jack. - No, no, no, no. Wait.

- Jack! Jack! - No. What are you doing?

I'm making time.

So, you know, we, we enjoyed your company

so much this afternoon.

I would be honored

if you would be a guest at my wedding.

Oh, whoa,

you know, good luck getting Jack

to attend the wedding

because he hates them.

Spoiled brides

and blah, blah, blah, am I right?

I would be honored.

Far be it for me to deny

a bride's request during her wedding week.

Exactly. Thank you.

- That would be bad luck. - And you didn't even make me

pull out the bride card again.

- I appreciate that. - Yeah. My pleasure.

Well, I guess it will be my pleasure

to make sure that there's room for you

at one of the already very, very packed tables.

Oh, I'll be fine at the misfit table.

Every wedding has got one and to be honest,

that's where I fit in best, so.

See you in the morning.

Yeah.

Okay.

Shh. What are you doing? Stop, you guys.

You're acting like we're back in high school.

Stop it.

The fact that you're trying so hard

not to like this guy only confirms

- that you really like this guy. - Uh-uh.

From what I can tell, he likes you, too.

Jack can be many things,

but I've known him long enough to know,

he's a really good guy.

But you didn't hear that from me.

Also your Great-Uncle Newt called from Florida.

His cat, Mr. Coconut, isn't feeling well,

so there will be plenty of room at the misfit table.

His words.

See?

Come on, Hannah has all the details covered.

Hey, one day left until the wedding,

why not make it count?

I think I owe you an apology.

What for? I'm the one who hasn't found your ring yet.

No. For the, uh...

the grilling that Kate and Kara gave you.

Uh, it's only fair

that I get to return the grilling.

Yeah, no, that's fair.

- That's fair. - Uh-hmm.

All right.

Why are you single?

Oh, wow.

That really is the worst.

Okay.

Hey, what makes you so sure I am?

- I don't know. - What is that supposed to mean?

Look, if you're not comfortable, you don't have to answer it.

No, no, it's fine.

Uh, okay.

Um, no. A couple of years ago, I, uh...

I went through a really,

what at the time felt like an earth-shattering breakup.

Um, I thought I met the man I was gonna marry

and he did wanna get married.

Just not to me.

Hey, definitely his loss.

Well, to make me feel better,

my, uh, my grandma gave me her ring.

She said it would bring me nothing but good luck.

- Ah. - Uh-hmm.

So after that, I told myself

that I would never let anyone be

careless with my heart again.

And I don't know, ever since then,

I just feel like I haven't met anybody

who's made me feel the way that I wanna feel

or at least the way that I think you should feel

to take things to the next level.

I think we're all just hoping

to find someone we're comfortable enough

to be ourselves around.

You're pretty easy to talk to.

Yeah, I try to be a good listener.

For the record,

if you don't want me at your sister's wedding,

I won't go.

Oh, hey, no.

That deal was made exclusively

between you and the bride-to-be.

I have absolutely no say

or stake in the matter, frankly.

- I don't care. - Now that that's settled.

We covered a lot of ground today.

I feel like we're getting closer.

Yeah.

Yeah, I feel like we're, uh, we're getting closer, too.

Well, uh...

yeah, I better get going.

I have some errands to run

and a lunch date to get to.

Oh, really?

Like a--like a date-date?

- I'll see you tomorrow. - Yeah.

Hi, uh, this is-- this is Addie Watson.

Dr. Mazur told me to call this number

to set up a tour of your facility.

Yeah, um, the thing is,

I'm only on the island for a couple of days.

Really?

This afternoon?

Yeah, no, I can do that.

I could definitely make that work.

That's perfect. Thank you so much.

Okay. Bye.

You know, I didn't expect the head of the program

to act as my personal tour guide.

I'm always eager to chat with anyone

who shows interest in our work.

You know, I read the study that you published

on the Sea Urchin Cancer Research

and I thought it was fantastic.

Wow. You did your homework.

Oh, my gosh.

I desperately wanna go back to working in the water.

You know, the quickest way for you to get back into it

is through our summer program.

What area are you most interested in?

Well, I interned with a Marine Animal Rescue Team

when I was back in school.

And it was the best job I've ever had.

Although it never really felt like a job,

to be honest with you.

That's the real dream, right? Do what you love

and you'll never work a day in your life.

Uh-hmm. Some wise words.

It's feeding time.

Would you like to join

some of our local residents for lunch?

Uh, yeah.

- Yeah, I would love to. - Okay.

Let's get you suited up.

- Wait. Really? - Yeah. You're certified

and Jack will keep you safe in there. Jack?

Of course, you know Jack. Hi.

- Woo! - Oh, my gosh.

That was so much fun.

You were great.

- Thanks. - That was awesome.

- A little pro down there. - Yeah.

- Oh, okay. - Yeah.

- So this was your lunch date? - Uh-huh. Yeah.

- Busted. - Uh-huh.

So what are you doing here?

Uh, just, you know,

- taking a--taking a tour. - Yeah?

- Yeah. - Nice.

- Uh, is it a wedding thing? - No, no,

it's just a-- it's just a me thing actually.

Kate wanted me to make some time for myself

while I was out here.

Actually, I was studying Marine Biology

when I left school.

And lately, I don't know,

I've been thinking about getting back into it.

Yeah, this is the first use I've had to reconnect with this world.

Well, let this be a splash course

to get you back in the game.

Oh, man. That sounded way better in my head.

Um, I'm hungry.

- Are you hungry? - Yeah.

Yeah. I could eat.

- Oh. - Oh.

- Mahalo. - Mahalo.

Uh, very good. Thank you very much. Mahalo.

- Hmm. - So this is

the best pulled pork on the island.

- Oh, really? - Yeah. I would know.

I've been to every barbecue joint on the island.

- That's impressive. - It is.

Okay. So if that's the best pulled pork,

that means that this has got to be the best mac salad, right?

- Oh, hands down. - Yeah?

- Yeah. - All right. Woo.

Okay.

I'm excited for it.

Are you ready? Okay.

Yeah. Moment of truth.

Moment of truth.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

- Oh, my God. - Right? Isn't that incredible?

That's so good.

- Can we come here every day? - Every day.

- Isn't it amazing? - Uh-hmm.

- It's the best. - Okay. So I might

- just take... - Get in there.

All right.

Best in the world, right?

Hey. So how serious are you about

joining the summer program at the aquarium?

Well, if it was up to me,

I'd say a hundred percent.

Who else is it up to exactly?

I mean, there's a lot of factors.

You know, there's, uh, the company,

my family,

and not to mention my own head and heart,

which are very much at odds at the moment.

Huh. What's your biggest concern?

Well, everyone kind of depends on me for everything.

So I'm just worried if I go to do my own thing

that it would leave Kate in a tough spot.

And I'm just not sure that Dear Watson

could totally function without me.

I thought you said it was your sister's company.

Yeah, it is. Well, I mean, was. Um, okay.

So shortly after she started her business,

she got a really big order for her designs

for a huge retailer

and it was her big break, she needed some help.

So I postponed school

and my parents invested a big chunk

in the seed money,

and I used my tuition to cover the rest.

Wow, that's a pretty selfless thing to do.

I mean, it was her big break,

you know, I wanted to do whatever I could to help.

I mean, she's such a talented designer.

And, uh, yeah, now, the company is really taking off

and she wants me to be 50/50 partners with her.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

Uh-hmm.

But that isn't your dream, is it?

I don't really know anymore.

I'm really proud of what we've built

and, uh, I obviously love working with my family, right?

But just the thought of going back to school

really excites me.

And it makes me really happy.

Uh, but I don't-I don't know.

I just don't know if I can start all over.

I think you gotta ask yourself what's worse.

Starting over or giving up.

You know what? I have an idea.

What are we doing here?

All right. We got to find you

a replacement ring, until we find yours.

Don't want you to wear out your finger.

I don't even realize I'm doing it.

Oh, yup.

Okay.

This is made of black coral,

which is the official state gemstone of Hawaii.

Oh.

It's not gonna hold the same sentimental value,

but the Honu is known to bring good luck.

Sea turtles were believed to have led

the original Polynesians to this island,

so maybe it'll help us find what we're looking for.

Thank you.

I love it.

- Thank you. - Yeah, you're welcome.

Oh, time.

Oh, my gosh. Uh, rehearsal.

I got to go--

uh, I got to go back to the resort.

Yeah. Yeah. I should probably try to get

another dive in while there's still light.

Can I give you a ride?

Uh, well, that depends.

Yeah. I'm listening.

If I can drive your Jeep.

All right.

If you burn the clutch out, I'm putting it on your bill.

- Oh, worth every penny. - Yeah.

Yeah.

So the music starts playing and we're walking.

The father of the bride

takes the gorgeous bride down here.

We stop, we trade places.

And now, you're the officiant.

Look at that. Beautiful.

You greet everybody with welcome remarks

and then, we start the vows.

So then, the father of the bride

says the vows and then,

you read your personal vows to each other.

You ask for the rings, best man hands over the rings. We do the ring thing.

Did you find your ring?

Uh, no.

No, this is a temporary replacement ring.

- A gift from Jack. - Who's Jack?

The hunky sailorman, remember?

Oh. I see, I see.

So how's the maid of honor speech coming?

Um, I got it covered.

Did I ever tell you the story of how I met your dad?

Only about a million times.

But I will never turn down hearing it again.

Well, I was out for some drinks

with some girlfriends

and your dad was bartending

to put himself through college.

He told me he could see the future.

Do you remember what you said?

I think it went a little something like this.

From the moment we first met,

I knew my life will never be as good as it can be

if you're not in it.

I know what's ahead of us.

The ups, the downs.

But no matter what,

we will get through it

because we'll be together.

We will make the life we both want,

the life we both imagine.

And I believed him.

Lucky for me, it all came true.

Hi, guys.

- Hi. - Hey.

Um, so, you don't have to read it now but, um,

I had the PR team draft an announcement

regarding our upcoming partnership before we left.

Uh, I just wanted everyone to weigh in on it.

There's no rush, though.

Look at it when you look at it.

But I am excited for the world to know

that we're in this together, through thick and thin.

- Cheers to that. - Yeah.

Cheers.

Ahoy there!

I was just gonna write you a note.

Yeah? What was the note gonna say?

Uh, just that I won't be able to, uh,

go diving with you tomorrow morning.

It's wedding day, so I got to stick

by Kate's side, you know,

give her the royal treatment.

Just didn't want you wasting any time

waiting around for me. That's all.

Nothing else on your mind?

Uh, what makes you ask that?

Well, you came all the way out here

when you could have left a message with Hannah.

Ah.

I don't know. I guess I'm just getting a little nervous

that we're not gonna find my ring

before I have to leave.

Don't leave.

I wish it were that simple.

Right, the whole, uh, business thing

with your sister, the 50/50 partnership.

Yeah.

Uh, that's a big deal.

You come any closer to making a decision?

Uh, nope.

No.

But they are about to do a press release

to tell the world that I have.

Uh-hmm.

Everyone is just so thrilled.

I should be thrilled. I...

I mean, turning down such an amazing opportunity,

that would be just-- that'd be crazy.

Wouldn't it?

What are you more concerned with,

what your family wants or what you want?

I don't wanna upset them.

What about upsetting yourself?

You don't wanna become a supporting player

in your own life story, right?

You wanna be the, you know, the leading lady.

Oh, gosh, you are--

you are insufferably insightful.

Yeah, I know.

It doesn't make it any easier, though.

I know.

All right. Well, uh, I'll see you at the wedding.

Uh, hey! Um,

do you wanna go on a night sail?

Is that a-- is that a thing?

One of my favorite things.

Are you gonna make me wear a life jacket again?

- Absolutely. - No.

Fine.

Wait, don't you need to be steering the boat?

Do you remember that large piece of metal

I threw into the ocean?

It's called an anchor.

Okay. Well then, can I take this off now?

- Yeah. - Thank you.

- Okay. - You look good in red, though.

Ah. Yeah.

Ah. Yeah.

A girl could get used to this.

I knew you'd come around.

No, you didn't.

That's true.

But I hoped you would.

So, how close are you

to having enough money saved

for your big trip around the world?

- Close. - Really?

And once I find this elusive ring of yours...

- Uh-hmm. - ...the recovery fee

should put me over the top.

Well, that makes me really happy.

For you and my right ring finger, of course.

- Of course. - Of course, yeah.

Uh, yeah, it's funny.

You know, I've been saving up for this trip for so long,

it just kind of seemed like it would never happen.

And now that it's within reach, that it's a--

it's a real possibility,

my emotions are just kind of all over the place.

Well, why do you think you have so many emotions

tied up in this trip?

After my mom died, uh, my dad and I planned

on sailing around the world together.

But before we got around to it, he got sick.

He made me promise that I would make the trip

after he was gone.

He refused to let me sell The Gem

even to help with the medical bills.

I think he knew this old boat would keep him around,

even after he was gone.

Well, thank you for sharing that with me.

I know that's not easy.

People come and go so much on this island.

I think that's why I choose not to get close to anyone.

It's just easier to be alone, you know?

But I wasn't expecting this.

This is the last thing I was expecting

to find on this island.

At least we're on the same page.

Thank you! Thank you!

You're very talented.

It comes in handy when the karaoke machine goes down.

Where are you coming from?

Uh, I went night sailing with Jack.

Say no more.

Oh, no, no,

this is his move, isn't it?

Night sailing, really?

What a line.

Addie, I've known Jack for years,

long enough to consider him a friend.

And in all that time, I have never known him

to take a guest out sailing,

unless it was paid charter.

Do yourself a favor and don't overthink this one.

You got a big day tomorrow.

Just get a good night's sleep, okay?

Yeah. No. I'll try. Thank you for everything.

It's my absolute pleasure.

Okay.

All right, are you ready?

Okay.

Oh, be careful, Mom,

you're gonna ruin your makeup

before the ceremony.

Everything is set.

We'll start when you give the word.

Okay.

Okay.

Oh.

How are you feeling?

- Perfect. - Uh-hmm.

Yeah, completely at peace,

everything came together so seamlessly.

Thanks for always being by my side.

- I love you. - I love you too.

Let's get you married.

Okay.

We are gathered here today

to join Kate and Nathan in holy matrimony.

My dear mother, your loving grandmother,

Helen believed in magic.

You're the most incredible woman I've ever met.

I choose you today,

and every day, for the rest of my life.

I now pronounce you man and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

I'm so glad you guys are married.

Hi. How are you, guys?

- I am so... - Are you having fun?

Well, yeah, I'll see you soon.

Hi. Oh.

You've been so busy taking care of everybody else,

I figured it was my turn to take care of you.

- Oh, thank you. Cheers. - Cheers.

Hmm, how beautiful was that ceremony?

- Every bit of it. - Hey, how was this morning?

We're getting closer. We know where it isn't.

- Uh-hmm. - Right?

And, uh, there's not much more ground to cover so,

I mean, at least we're narrowing it down.

I won't stop until it's back on this finger.

Oh, wow. Well, that was a move.

I thought so.

Ladies and gentlemen,

can I have your attention, please?

It's time for the Maid of Honor

and Best Man speeches.

Knock 'em dead.

No pressure, thank you.

Aloha, everyone.

For those of you who don't know me, my name is Addie,

I am Kate's little sister.

First off, I just wanna say thank you so much

for making the effort in spending

this very special day with Kate and Nathan.

When I look around

and I see the love

on Kate and Nathan's face,

and the love here,

it almost feels like magic.

I know what you're thinking.

I am known as the skeptic

when it comes to believing in anything that you cannot

see with your eyes or touch with your hands.

But, I mean, what these two have,

it's just--it's undeniable.

It is enough to turn

even the hardest of hearts into a believer.

Okay. So I would like to make a toast

to not only the bride and groom,

but to the long line of believers out there.

You all helped me believe in magic.

So cheers to Kate and Nathan.

We love you, guys.

Your speech destroyed the best man's,

by the way. There's no contest.

Well, I mean, he did bring up an ex-girlfriend,

so instant disqualification.

- Total rookie move. - The rookiest.

You enjoying yourself?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

Yeah. I'm having an amazing time.

Oh, I'm glad.

Not just tonight,

the whole week.

Good. So have I.

You know, I can't believe I have to leave tomorrow.

I know. Uh, that's why I got you a little,

um, going away present.

Technically, I got it for me,

but I think you'll understand.

In this case, it truly is the thought

- that counts. - Okay.

I haven't quite figured out how it works.

Smartphone might be smarter than me.

- Oh, my gosh. - Um, just to, uh, clarify this,

you're the only person I'm trusting with the number, too.

Okay. I'm so flattered.

Um, well, okay, um,

turn on your Bluetooth and I will AirDrop you my contact.

- I'm--what? You would-- - Yeah.

- Give it to me. - Okay.

I will just do it the old-fashioned way.

All right. Okay.

Addie.

All right. Stay in touch, okay?

I want a picture every port that you stop at.

- All right, deal. - Okay.

And, uh, you got to let me know

what you decide to do with your sister and the company.

Yeah. For what it's worth,

I really hope you decide to do what you think is best for you.

And I know you're leaving tomorrow,

but I wanted to tell you that I--

I'm gonna find that ring of yours.

You know, I mean--well, I mean,

I'm not gonna stop looking for it even after you go.

Don't lose hope.

And if there's any magic left in that ring,

I know it's gonna turn up.

I hope you're right.

Well, I should get going.

- Yeah. - Try to get some sleep.

I got an early dive in the morning.

Yeah.

Yeah. No worries. No. I should probably get back to my family.

Actually, let me finish that dance.

You know, I thought you'd never ask.

Oh.

Jackpot.

...leave early.

Hello. Welcome.

I'm here to help with everything and anything

you might need to make your stay with us more enjoyable.

No request is too big.

Oh. And so it begins.

- Hmm, the office? - Yeah.

What? What's the drama?

No, no, no. Technically, you are on your honeymoon,

so I'm not gonna bug you with work.

Technically, you're still in my bridal party.

So if I tell you to shut your phone off

and enjoy the scenery, you have to oblige.

- Are you serious? - Uh-hmm.

Babe, need me to get your bride card?

I don't think that will be necessary,

- my dear husband. - Okay.

Will it?

Come on.

All right.

- Happy? - Yes. Good.

Hey, you'll have plenty of quality time

in the office when we get back home.

I just want you to enjoy

your last few moments in paradise.

Okay.

What do you think? Is this Addie's ring?

Hundred percent, without a doubt, that is it.

- Where did you find it? - Oh, I went out

for a midnight hunt last night as I'm wont to do,

and I found this baby on the beach under about,

I don't know, three inches of sand.

Tide must have brought it in. Geez.

Yeah. I figured a guest lost it.

I'd like to do the right thing,

get it back to the owner if I can.

Yeah. That's fantastic! She's gonna be thrilled.

Well, I said I would like to do the right thing.

I just wanna make sure that all of our interests are aligned,

you know, if you know what I mean.

I don't, actually.

Uh, okay. Well, I'll just be a little more direct.

Um, I had it appraised.

I was shocked to find out how much it's worth.

And, uh, I figured we can come to some kind

of arrangement on a finder's fee.

- What kind of finder's fee? - Uh, well, it, um, depends.

You know, I feel like I should be talking to the owner.

They left for the airport about an hour ago.

- I'll give her a call. - Ooh.

Oh, it's going straight to voicemail.

She might already be on the plane.

What about Kate? Can you call her?

Addie was my only point of contact.

- I'll try one more time. - Hey, whatever.

Look, give her my phone number.

Tell her to call me whenever she gets a chance.

Wait. Hold on one second. I don't think you understand.

- I need to get that ring to her. - I think I'd rather wait

- to see what she wants. - Well, how much do you want?

I don't wanna sound uncouth here,

but yeah, according to Sonny, I mean, this is what it's worth.

That there is on the low end.

- Is this real? - Yeah.

Look, I'm not looking to take advantage of anybody,

but I think maybe if we come up with this right here,

- it'll help loosen my grip. - Are you kidding?

- That's extortion. - Hey, Sonny offered me

a lot more than that. If anything, I'm the hero here.

I'll get you the money.

Terrific! Okay.

- When and where? - My boat at the harbor,

Gem of the Ocean. I'll pay in cash.

Even better. You're kidding.

Excuse me. Can we have a minute, please?

Yeah, you guys. Yeah.

I'm just gonna-- I'll just pop over here

while you guys just figure that out.

What do you think you're doing?

You know exactly what I'm doing.

Maybe we can call the police.

- They might be able to help. - It's too messy.

The second we call, he's gonna be gone for good.

Trust me, we got to take care of this right now.

What about your trip?

It doesn't matter. It's the right thing to do.

- It's happening? - Yeah.

It's happening. Okay. Bye-bye.

Woo. All right.

Hey, you wanna talk about it?

Um, I don't know,

I guess I just have been feeling a little lost lately.

- Addie. - No. I'm serious. I mean,

you've always known what you've wanted

and you've just gone for it, right, with work,

with your education, with Nathan.

I mean, look how successful you are.

Thank you.

You know, I couldn't do any of that without you.

If you're feeling unsure about what's ahead,

you lean into the people you love.

Talk it out.

And when the universe sends you a sign,

you got to be brave enough to follow it.

Wait, wait. Um, can you turn left here?

Hi, guys.

I think I just got my sign.

- Addie. - Yeah.

Are you sure about this?

No, no, I am not actually.

Um...

but I know that I need to do what I truly love.

I got to get back in the water.

So I'm gonna stay on the island and figure some things out.

Hey, I don't regret one minute

of what we did together, okay?

Okay. I am-- I am so proud of everything

that we built and I am so,

so excited to watch your dream grow.

But you're right, Kate.

I got to go after mine.

The door is and always will be open, okay?

- Okay. - And you'll always be

welcomed back with open arms.

I love you so much.

Aw, thank you. I love you guys.

- We love you too. - Go get your flight, okay?

- Don't be late. - All right.

I love you.

Gosh, I can't believe that there's room in the program.

I'm so excited to start.

From what I see in your resume,

it seems like you're a perfect fit,

- so congratulations. - Thank you.

- It's gonna be great. Yeah. - Oh, my gosh.

Yeah. I thought about getting one of these.

So it's just a lot smarter to rent, you know.

It's just smarter to rent.

Yeah, I'm a bit more of a landlubber myself,

because, you know, if I get the feel, you know,

the open sea to set the sail.

Mind if we, uh, cut the chitchat?

I'll tell you right now if we can.

Let me take a look.

- It's all there. - Looks good.

Everything is in order.

It is a pleasure to do business with you, sir.

I assure you the pleasure is all yours.

Yes, it is.

Yes, it is.

Please leave a message at the tone.

Addie. Hello?

Uh, it's Jack.

Uh, I hope I'm doing this right.

You're probably a million miles up in the sky right now,

but I...

I have some very important news...

...to tell you.

Uh, I think you're calling me.

Yeah. I think you're calling me.

Uh, hello, Addie?

Hello. Did you miss me already?

Oh, hey. Where are you?

I thought you were supposed to be on a plane.

Yeah. I, uh, I was supposed to be,

but plans changed.

I-I couldn't leave.

I had too much unfinished business here.

And I also couldn't leave

knowing that I left something so important behind.

Hey, I think I can help you with that.

Yeah. You know, I, uh, certainly hope so.

Permission to come aboard?

Do you even have to ask?

Well, it hasn't really stopped me before.

Are you up for a sail?

Always.

Oh, my God.

I can't believe you got it back!

Uh, it wasn't me,

it was the island.

And the beachcomber.

The magic of the ring brought it to him.

Oh, okay.

Oh, my gosh.

But your trip and your savings, I just--

- Ah. - I can't believe you did

- all that for me. - Yeah. My trip can wait.

Plus, the look on your face when I put it back on

was worth every penny.

Well, hey. I was thinking,

if your trip can wait until after

my summer program is over,

uh, maybe I could join you.

Oh, I would love that.

Um, unfortunately, it's gonna take me

a bit longer than three months to earn that money back.

- Okay. Well, I can help. - Uh-hmm.

And, you know, maybe we can get sponsored

by some cool and upcoming clothing brand.

Have you ever heard of Dear Watson?

- Yeah. They're really cool. - Yeah.

Do you have connections in that world?

- Yeah, a few. A few. - Oh.

Okay. So you got your ring back,

you're gonna be studying what you love

and you're planning a sailing trip around the world?

With an incredibly handsome man,

- I might add. - Debatable, but I'll take it.

The point is,

the wind seems to really be blowing in your direction.

And?

And after all that,

was your grandma right?

Now do you believe in the magic of this ring?

Does that answer your question?

Loud and clear.