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- Previously on Good Witch.
- Your romance is doomed.

He is a Davenport
and you are a Merriwick.

I like writing and photography.

- Then, do more of
that and just figure out

what you like the best.
- I'd like to go on that date.

- I don't want to
be the rebound girl.

- Fancy food, a warm fire,

and good company.
- Sounds romantic.

- What do you want, Martha?
- My job back!

You need to get this Blairsville
town line nonsense fixed,

so my house can be
returned to Middleton.

- This is my husband, Sam.

- I think that's the first
time I've heard you say that.

♪♪♪

- Hello, Martha.

Crumpet?
- Oh, my!

Those do look delicious. But
business before baked goods.

- Yes, I'd love to
do your TV show.

- You know, Cassie Nightingale,

one of these days,
I will surprise you.

- You're constantly
surprising me, Martha.

- I'm gonna take that as a
compliment, and I'm gonna take

one of these crumpets. Now,
I was thinking, for the show,

sort of a holistic healing demo.

You know, a few herbs, a
couple of wonderful smelling oils,

your wisdom, my wit;
how can we go wrong?

Oh, these smell so good!

Perhaps I could take
a few home for Tom.

- Oh, I thought
you might ask that.

Hello?

- Hello. I'm Cassie
Nightingale. You must be Henry.

- Ah. Our phone call,
my accent gave me away.

- Let's just say it
stuck in my memory.

- And it's no wonder,
it's simply music

to the ears! Martha Tinsdale,

Middleton's authority
on all things British.

- Delighted.
- What brings you

to our charming little
corner of the world?

- I'm just looking for a
little peace and quiet.

- Well, normally, that
describes Grey House perfectly.

- Hmmm... Oh my, what
an inspired piece of luggage!

- Military issue. I
just finished a tour

with the Cordonian Royal Navy.

- How adventurous! Were you
stationed somewhere exotic?

- I did disaster relief
in the South Pacific.

- The stories you must have.

Which gives me a wonderful idea.

How would you like to be

the first guest on my TV show?

I could interview you
about your experiences.

- It sounds much more
exciting than it actually was.

And the truth is I'm
a bit camera shy.

- Ohhh... oh.
- Do I smell crumpets?

- I just left some out
for guests. Help yourself.

- Ohhh... what a shame!

He would have been
a fabulous first guest.

Of course, not as
fabulous as you!

- Thank you, Martha.
Don't forget your crumpets.

- Hmm... ♪♪♪

- So, what do you
think for tonight?

Some Like It Hot, or
Breakfast At Tiffany's?

Not feeling the rom-coms today.

- I'm sorry, it's just
this budget proposal.

I owe it to city
council by tonight.

- Budget proposal,
that sounds important.

So I'm guessing you're gonna
have to cancel movie night then.

- I've had to cancel
everything lately.

- You know, I interned at
Sam's office a while back.

Maybe I could intern
for you at City Hall.

- You want to intern
at the mayor's office?

- Yeah. It would be
great job experience and...

might even help me figure out
what I wanna study in college.

- Do you have any references?
- My cousin's the mayor.

- That's impressive. Can
you start this afternoon?

- Yeah! No, I can be
there right after school.

- Perfect!

Just a heads-up, I can
be a pretty tough boss.

- I think I can handle it.

- We will find out.

♪♪♪

So serious?

- Very serious.
- What can I do to help?

- Be ready to make
a quick decision.

I've already decided.

I'll take the waffle iron.

- Out of everything
we have up for auction,

you want the waffle iron?
- One in Grey House is broke.

- Waffle iron it is. Just make
sure you bid on it as soon

as the auction goes live.
- I guess they'll let

anybody be chief of
staff in this hospital.

- I guess they'll let
anybody just walk in here.

- This place is interesting.
- What are you doing here?

- Can't a guy drop
in on an old friend?

- Oh, Adam, this
is Patrick Taylor.

- Dr. Patrick Taylor, head
of cardiothoracic surgery

at St. Percy's in Beverly Hills.
- Adam Hawkins,

head of pastoral care
here at Hillcrest Hospital.

- Good to meet you, Chaplain.
- You too.

- Sam and I went to
medical school together.

Even back then, I knew
he'd make a heck of a doctor.

- Not how I remember you
putting it, but it has been 20 years.

- You two must have a
lot of catching up to do,

I'll leave you to it.

- What are you
really doing here?

- I need your
help with a patient.

- Um, alright. Let's
go talk in my office.

- Oh, hang on.
- I need a wheelchair

and oxygen stat! Take
slow, deep breaths

in your chair.

♪♪♪

- Oh, Henry, I was just
bringing you some tea.

How are you settling in?
- Quite well. Grey House is

just like home, except
warmer and less dusty.

- I'm sure home's not all that
bad. Your family still there?

- Lurking around every corner.

- They sound involved.

- Yes, that about sums it up.

- Well, I hope you have
time to meet the other guests.

"There are no strangers here,

only friends you
haven't met yet."

- Mr. Yeats, I believe.
- You know your poets.

- What a lovely old piano.

- Thank you. Do you play?

- It helps me think.

- Then I'll leave
you to your thoughts.

♪♪♪

- Oh, hi.

I didn't realize
anyone was there.

- I... I didn't
mean to interrupt.

- Not at all. I'm Henry.

- Olivia. I was on
my way to work,

and I heard you
playing. Chopin, right?

- I'm so rusty, I'm
surprised you recognized it.

Are you a fellow traveller?

- I do love to travel,
but I live in Middleton.

I'm just staying here while
my house is being painted.

- Do you play?

- No. I write. Poetry.

- I adore poetry. I'd give
anything to be able to write it.

- And I'd give anything to
be able to play the piano.

You're from England?

- No. Cordonia. Have
you been to England?

- No. I made it

to the finals of the
London Poetry Fellowship

a few times, but no luck yet.

- That, I'd say, is their loss.

- And I say thank you.

I'm late, I have to
get to the library.

- Overdue book?
- No.

I'm the librarian.
- It is wonderful meeting you.

- You too.

♪♪♪

- It's not a heart attack.
- It never is.

But there's still yet chest
pains and shortness of breath.

- Have you done a stress
test or an angiogram?

- I have seen
five cardiologists,

and I still don't
have a diagnosis.

- I'd like to help, but
it's not really my area.

- Are you kidding me?

You were one of the best
diagnosticians I've ever seen.

I really need you
to figure this out.

- We've got a great cardiologist

upstairs, maybe I should
have him take a look.

- I didn't come here
for a referral, Sam.

- I'll order some tests.

- What, seriously?!

- I was inches away
from hitting the giant reef.

- Let's hope my first
day at the internship

goes better than your
first day on a yacht.

- It will, so long as
you stay caffeinated.

- I already got it
covered. And Abigail's too.

- Way to butter up the boss!

- Well, the boss is going
to want me to be on time,

so see you later.
- Alright.

- Aaah... your regular.

- Thanks, Stephanie.

- No, thank you for organizing

the Bistro's first
ever poetry open mic.

- I've never been to
an open mic before.

- You should come.
- Actually, I...

- If you're busy, I
completely understand.

- I'd love to come. ♪♪♪

- You must be Henry.
- Word certainly spreads

quickly in this little town.
- Yeah, well, it does

when Martha's
around. I'm Stephanie.

You look like you could
use a cup of coffee.

You're a mind reader.

- So, Martha says that
you're from Cordonia.

- Guilty.
- You're from Cordonia?!

- You've heard of it?
- I've sailed in that port

a few times.

- Excuse me. It was
lovely to meet you all.

- Bye.

♪♪♪

- I brought your
favourite coffee.

But it looks like you
already have one.

- Luke took care of my
afternoon caffeine fix.

- And your budget proposal.
- Wow, you're good.

- Luke Williams.
- Grace Russell.

- I know. I've done my homework.

- Luke is my other intern.

- Your 3 o'clock starts
in 5, Mayor Pershing.

- Walk with me.

- I've never seen
you at school before.

- It's 'cause I go to
Regisland Academy.

This also needs your signature.

- Ohhh, what's this?
- Permit request.

Commercial developer wants
to level Wishing Well Park

and build a country club.
- How can you build

on a public park?
- It's actually privately owned

by the Dobson family.
They decided to sell.

- That wishing well
means a lot to Middleton,

you can't let them tear it down.

- I should have known.

- So, what do we do now?
- You don't have to do anything.

- What do you mean by that?

- Unlike some people,
most of us have to put in

actual work to get an
opportunity like this.

- You don't think I
deserve to be here.

I guess we'll find out.

This is Luke Williams.

♪♪♪

- There you go.

- I can't believe this
guy got you to marry him.

- She couldn't resist my charms.
- Or your sense of humour.

You guys are just

like me and Serena.
- Serena?

Edwards from med school?
- Serena Taylor now.

Guess she couldn't
resist my charms either.

- How long you two been married?
- Nine years next week.

- Serena was brilliant.
- She still is.

She was head of neurology
at Queensborough.

- Wow, must be hard to be apart.

- It's definitely tough
being separated.

- Well, let's figure
out what's going on

with you so you can
get home. ♪♪♪

- That looks fun.
- Do you want to give it a try?

- I'll let you enjoy it.

It's the only golf you're
gonna be playing around here.

- You're denying my father's
permit to build a country club.

- If you want a golf
course, build it in Blairsville.

- We got a really great
deal on the land in Middleton.

- "We"?

You're part of
Davenport Enterprises.

- It's all in the family.

- Wishing Well Park is
a Middleton landmark.

- And the birthplace of the
Merriwick-Davenport curse.

- You believe in curses?

- It's the only reason I
haven't asked you out.

- Or maybe you
thought I'd say no.

- Be careful, Madam Mayor.

My father always
gets what he wants.

- So do I.

♪♪♪

- Good morning!

- It is now! I love
strawberry crepes.

- And don't forget the
homemade whipped cream.

- Ahhh... Serena
would love this.

- She must be worried about you.
- I haven't told her.

- Hmmm... I imagine

that would be hard.

Um, hang on.

I bet you like chocolate chips.

- I have them at
home all the time.

- Ah, well, we like Grey
House to feel like home.

- Home doesn't feel
like home anymore.

Serena and I are separated.

- Hmm... I'm sorry to hear that.

- She says I focus
too much on work.

- And what do you say?

- I think if you want to be
the best at what you do,

you gotta put in the time.

But she still means
the world to me.

- Hmmm... Well, maybe
she needs to hear that.

- Ugh...

I've got a bad headache.

- Let me get you some lavender
oil to rub on your temples.

- No thanks, I prefer aspirin.

- Oh! Someone's in a hurry.
- Yeah. I'm stopping by

city hall before school to
reorganize Abigail's desk.

- I like the initiative. Sounds
like internship's going well.

- Do you think Abigail gave
me the job 'cause we're related?

- Probably.

- Not what I wanted to hear.
- It doesn't mean

you don't deserve it.
- No, Luke doesn't think so.

- Who's Luke?
- My competition.

- Sounds like he's
keeping you on your toes.

- He's trying, but
I'm gonna show him

that us Merriwicks
work harder than anyone.

- Hmm.

- Bye.
- Bye.

- Nothing more
impressive than hard work.

Davis Davenport.
- Mayor Abigail Pershing.

- My son speaks
quite highly of you.

- I highly doubt that.
- A straight shooter,

I like that. Can I be straight?
- I'd appreciate it.

- Let me build my country club.

- Not gonna happen.

- You do realize the
money and prestige

it would bring to your town?

- That's not the image
Middleton's striving for.

- I was hoping we could
work this out like professionals.

- Professionals don't
barge into someone's office

trying to strong-arm them.

- It would seem
we're at an impasse.

- It would seem we are.
- You'll be hearing

from my lawyers. ♪♪♪

- Thank you so much.

Ah, ooh!

- You think Vincent
will like them?

- I'm sure he'll think
they're beautiful.

- Well, then, they are
the perfect earrings

for what I'm sure will
be a perfect first date.

- But...?

- There's no but. Why do
you think there'd be a but?

- I just want to make sure
you're going out with the guy

that you want to
be going out with.

- Are you talking about Adam?

- Are you talking about Adam?

- I like Vincent, and I really
want to see where this goes.

- Then, those are
my gifts to you. I hope

you two have a wonderful time.
- Oh, thank you.

Awww!

- Hello!

- Cassie, I just wanted
to check in and make sure

that you're ready for
the show tomorrow.

- I'm ready for my close-up.
- Perfect!

Now we're gonna do
hair first and then makeup.

And we want to avoid any
colour clashing on camera,

so I should tell you
that I will be wearing...

- Magenta?

- Honestly, I don't
know why I bother.

- Stop worrying.
You are a natural.

- I know, but it never
hurts to hear it from others.

- Be proud of yourself. It's not
easy to take on something new.

- You know, being
mayor will always be

first in my heart, but
at least with a show

I can still serve the
good people of Middleton.

- See? You found Martha 2.0.
- I still have no idea

what that means,
but I think it's become

my catchphrase.

♪♪♪

- Well, your
bloodwork looks good.

So far, everything's normal.

Still waiting on the
results of your CT scan.

- Sam, I owe you an apology.

The way I treated
you in med school...

I was kind of obnoxious.

- Yeah, you kind of were.

- But could you blame
me? I was jealous.

- Of what?

- The smartest guy
in the entire program.

- I appreciate that, but
Serena puts us both to shame.

♪♪♪- She is one of a kind.

- Nice to have
somebody to lean on.

- It'd be nice if she were here.
- Yeah. Why isn't she?

- When do you think those
CT results will come in?

♪♪♪

- You, bungee jumping?

I can't say that's
easy to picture.

- Because I'm a librarian?
- It does break the mold a bit.

- Well, "freedom
lies in being bold."

- Robert Frost.
- One of my favourites.

- I couldn't get enough of
his poems when I was a kid.

- I bet you were a cute kid.

- What about now?

- Now, you're... handsome.

- You know what
I can't wait to see?

- What?
- You reading a poem on stage.

- I'd be too nervous.

- You'll jump off a
bridge with a rubber band

tied to your ankles,

but you won't regale
us with your poetry?

- Pretty much.
- Well, hello, you two.

It would appear that
Middleton has once again

worked its romantic magic.

- I am growing quite
fond of your town.

Oh! Haha!

OK. Welcome, everyone,

to the Bistro's first ever

open mic poetry reading!

Now, our first performer
needs no introduction.

You know her. You love her.

She's Middleton's own

Martha Tinsdale! ♪♪♪

Oh!

- This is an original
work entitled

An Ode to Middleton.

"Middleton, my Middleton,

"mighty as the raging sea.

"Middleton, dear Middleton,

"my heart only beats

for thee."

- It would be quite lovely
to hear one of your poems.

Are you sure you
can't be persuaded?

- Apparently, I can be.

- Alright, our next poet is...

Oh! I guess it's Olivia.

- "When I come to
the end of the road,

"it will be filled with
tender memories,

"and I shall walk
humble in my grief

"for the only true freedom

"is love."

- You said you loved
the whole poem.

- And I meant it, but that
one line about freedom...

- "I shall walk
humble in my grief...

- for the only true
freedom is love." Amazing!

Tonight was delightful.
- It really was.

- Do we press our luck
and venture out again

or do we simply

hold onto the memory
of this wonderful evening?

- I say we throw
caution in the wind.

- Then, I propose a night
of dining and dancing.

- It'll be more like
a night of dining

and stepping on your toes.
I kind of have two left feet.

- You're wonderfully
forthright, I find that charming.

- You're kind of
charming yourself.

- Until tomorrow then.
- Mm-hmm.

- Good night.
- Good night.

- I know where I
remember you from.

Brompton Park Polo Club.

You were sitting
in the royal box.

- Sorry, mate, you must have me

mistaken for someone
else. Good night.

- I'm just wondering what
Prince Henry of Cordonia

is doing in Middleton.

- I'd prefer

you keep that between us.

- You're a prince?! ♪♪♪

♪♪♪

- It's good to talk
to you, Serena.

Yeah, I will. Take care.

- Patrick's wife?

- Not for long.
They're separated.

- Yeah, he told me.
- Strawberry crepes.

Works every time.

- She said Patrick
wants her back.

- What does she want?
- Just to know that he's OK,

which he seems to be according
to every test I've run so far.

- I don't think there's a test
for what's wrong with him.

- Meaning?
- He misses Serena.

- It's clearly
taken a toll on him.

Stress can do that.

- Hmm. So can a broken heart.

- "The clock was
about to strike midnight

and Cinderella knew
she had to leave."

- Why?

- Because Cinderella was afraid

to let the prince see
her in her real clothes.

- Wow! Are you a real prince?

- I am.

I'm sorry I didn't tell you.

I just didn't want to be
given the royal treatment.

- That's a little presumptuous.

- Actually, it's very
presumptuous.

- And probably true.

Nice outfit.
- You like it?

- It suits you.

- Let's try this again.

Hi. I'm Prince
Henry of Cordonia,

and you are?
- Olivia of Middleton.

- Might I be so
forward as to ask you

to join me for dinner,
Olivia of Middleton?

- That sounds lovely.

♪♪♪

- I pushed your call with
the finance department

and got the city council
to hold their vote early,

so your budget is now approved.

Plus, I did some
research on zoning law for

the arbitration this
afternoon. It's complicated,

but these notes
should hopefully help.

- A few days on the job, and
you're basically deputy mayor.

- I will take the title
bump if you're offering it.

- Are you sure you don't want
the actual mayor job instead?

- Ah, Mayor Pershing,
I have your latte.

- Grace beat you to it.

- Well. Then, would
you like to go over

schedule for the day?
- I already did that too.

- OK, then. Councilman
Humphrey called about

the Wishing Well Park situation.
- About that, I need you both

to go over every map of
the park you can find and see

if there's anything I can use
in arbitration, while I go over

these extensive
notes from Grace.

The mayor has
spoken, off you go.

- Do you have a minute?

- I have 30 seconds.

- Can I give you some advice?
- This should be good.

- Don't go up against my father.
- Are you threatening me?

- I'm protecting you.

- For once, I
actually believe you.

- It's just easier to
give him what he wants.

- Is that what
you've always done?

- Good luck. ♪♪♪

- Doing a little light reading
on your lunch break?

- Did you hear Henry's a prince?

- I suspected.
- You should have seen him

in his royal outfit.
He looked very...

- Dignified?

I was gonna say cute.

It's kind of surreal.

I mean, yesterday, we were
talking about bungee jumping,

and now I'm trying to
figure out if I'm supposed

to bow in front of him.
- Hmm, women are supposed

to curtsey, not bow.
- Mm-hmm.

- When was this written?

- 1850.

I figured etiquette
is etiquette.

Do you really think
I have to curtsey?

- Um, I think a
handshake will do.

- This was a lot easier
when he wasn't a prince.

- Well, prince or not,
he's still the same person.

- But now, there's a whole
side of him I don't know about.

- That's what
second dates are for.

- This is amazing!

You did good.
- Did I pass muster, Captain?

- Oh, you did more than pass.

I am gonna promote
you to first officer.

- Haha! Well, with a
discerning palate like yours,

I had to bring my A game.
- Oh, well, you brought it.

I'm really glad we did this.
- Me too.

- So how is it that
you're still on the market?

- Uh, yeah, I am
quite the catch.

When you spend more time

on water than dry land, it's
hard to connect with someone.

- Mm-hmm. Yeah, I get it.
I mean, between the Bistro

and my catering, I find
it really hard to find time.

- Hmm.
- And now...

well, I am thinking
about buying a food truck.

- Well, that sounds
like a great idea.

- Yeah. It would be if I could
find one in my price range.

- What kind of price range
are we walking about?

- Not a very big one.
- Oh.

Maybe I can help.

♪♪♪

- Henry! What brings you in?

- I was hoping to find a gift
to give Olivia on our date.

- Oh, did you have
something in mind?

- I'm not sure.
- About the gift or the date?

- Olivia's wonderful,
it's more the...

loose ends I have back at home.

- Hmm. I have

these new journals in.

Maybe Olivia would
like one for poetry.

- "Rather than love,

"than money, than
fame, give me truth."

Mr. Thoreau. Walden, right?

I forgot how unromantic he was.

- He didn't believe that
love could exist without truth.

- I'm not sure I
trust his love advice,

living alone at that
pond all those years.

- The only thing you
need to trust is your heart.

Excuse me.

♪♪♪

- Ooh! Oh, good, there you are.

- Everything OK? You
seem a little on edge.

- Well, I do become Mama Bear

when someone is pulling
the wool over the eyes

of a fellow Middletonian.
- You heard Henry's a prince?

- Of course I did, and
really, I should have known.

But anyway, that
revelation prompted me to do

a little digging on my
Royal watcher websites.

- You follow the Royals?
- Chat rooms are abuzz.

Word is that Henry's family

is making an official
announcement tomorrow.

- Announcement about what?
- It appears

that your prince
Henry is engaged

to Lady Georgina,
duchess of Southerly.

I'm so sorry.

♪♪♪

- Henry! Is everything OK?

- I'm not so sure.
I can't find Olivia.

She's not returning
my texts or calls.

- That's because you're engaged.

- I'm sorry

you found out, but it's
not what it sounds like.

- I gotta go.
- Please, let me explain.

- Excuse me.

- I'm not even engaged.

Well, I... I suppose I am.

My parents expect me to
marry the duchess of Southerly.

It's royal tradition. ♪♪♪

- "Takes courage to grow up
and become who you really are."

- E.E. Cummings.

♪♪♪

- You found anything yet?
- Nope.

- I can't believe
someone would want

to tear down Wishing Well Park.
- Me either.

It's an important part
of Middleton's history.

- You care about
the wishing well?

- A lot of couples
threw coins in that well,

and if it's gone, then
what happens to them?

The legend says that their love
is supposed to last a lifetime.

- You believe in all that?

- Don't you?

You are a Merriwick.
- So?

- So, your family's responsible

for the well being magical.

- Well, it is going

to take something
magical to stop

David Davenport from
building that country club.

So I'm gonna go see if I
can find any more maps.

- Well, the last of
the test results are in.

Good news is there's nothing
physically wrong with you.

- The bad news is

you think it's all in my head.

- I was leaning that way,

yeah, but then Cassie
had another thought.

- I wasn't aware your wife
went to medical school.

- Well, she's an expert
in matters of the heart.

And she thinks yours is broken.

- Broken heart syndrome?
Is that what you think?

- I think you need to make
things right with Serena.

♪♪♪

- Serena's done with me.

- She knows how hard
you work as a doctor.

All she's asking is you work
just as hard as a husband.

- That won't be easy.

- Maybe not, but
it'll be worth it.

- Last chance, Mayor Pershing.

- I hear you're used
to getting your way.

- Not this time.

You're not going to take
this away from Middleton.

- You have just as much
to gain from this as I do.

- It's what I'll lose
that's the problem.

- You're talking about her?
- He's talking about

preserving a piece of history
that links our two families.

- Didn't you and Mom
toss a coin in that well?

- You're a Davenport, she's
a Merriwick; it won't work.

- Not if you bulldoze
the well, it won't.

- Make me an offer.
- Donate the park

back to Middleton
and get a tax write-off.

- And if I don't, will
you back down?

- You taught me
better than that.

♪♪♪

- Deal.

I didn't know how I was going
to tell your mother anyway.

- So, you'll be sitting
in the chair on the left,

and I'll sit camera right,
which favours my profile.

- You seem very calm
for your first episode.

- Well, of course I am,
Cassie. I'm a professional.

- 60 seconds. 60 seconds.
We go live in 60 seconds.

- Oh, my goodness,
we're going live!

I need to warm up. Red
leather, yellow leather.

Red leather, yellow
leather. Unique New York.

Unique New York.
Sushi chefs. Sushi chefs.

- Martha, it's gonna be OK.
You were made for this job.

Just be yourself, it'll be fine.

- You're right. I'm back.

First up will be
your lavender oil

demonstration.
- I have a feeling

something else may be first up.

- Martha, forgive my intrusion,
but if you'll still have me,

I'd love to be on your show.
- I'm not sure

I want you on my show.

- I think you should
give him a chance.

- Uh, 15 seconds. 15 seconds!

Oh, very well, I'll allow it.

♪♪♪

- Three, two,

one.
- Welcome to Middleton Today.

Wrong camera.

- What?

Oh! I'm your new
host, Martha Tinsdale,

and today we have a very
special guest from across the pond,

Prince Henry
Mountjoy of Cordonia.

- Thank you for having
me on such short notice.

- Let's dive right in, shall we?

According to my online sources,
you've recently become engaged.

- That's what my parents
would want you to believe.

- But is it the truth?

- It's more a
question of tradition.

They expect me to
marry a fellow Royal,

but, unfortunately, we disagree.

- Forgive me, but it doesn't
seem like you have a choice.

- Everyone has a choice. ♪♪♪

I know that now.

A royal title means
nothing to me

if I can't share it with
someone I truly care for.

- And have you met
that certain someone?

- Perhaps, but I need to
ask her for a second chance.

- Perhaps she's watching.
You could ask right now.

- I came to Middleton
to gather my thoughts,

and now all I can
think about is you.

Olivia, you were right, the
only true freedom is love.

- Oh! Sorry. Caught
up in the moment.

Well, that's our show for today.

- No, no, no! We still have
28 more minutes, keep it going.

- What?!

Uh, oof, of course
we do. Haha! Ummm...

And of course, you all
know my second guest:

Cassie Nightingale.

♪♪♪

- Oh, nice place!

- For you.

- You got me chocolates?
- Cherry's in the middle.

- That's my favourite.
- I took a chance.

Like you did for Middleton.

And me.

- I just figured it was
a better political move

than getting a whole town upset.
- Right.

- And I do want to run
for governor someday.

- I can see you as governor.

- I think that's the first
thing we've agreed on.

- Not sure how
I feel about that.

Don't worry, won't last.

Hi. I'll be right with you.

And then I have
to go to city hall

for a zoning meeting
that just got moved up.

- Well...

flower shop owner,
chocolatier and mayor,

it's a lot of balls in the air.
- One too many.

- Flowers are overrated.

- Running a business, I love;

running a city, not so much.

- Thanks again
for the chocolates.

♪♪♪

- Thank you and let me know
how that chimichurri sauce is.

Hello.

- Hey there, stranger.
Where have you been?

- Working a lot, and my bantam
league team made the playoffs.

- That's amazing!
Congratulations!

- Thank you.
- You know, I meant what I said

about us being friends.
- In that case,

I'm gonna take you up
on it. I need your window.

We're doing a silent
auction for bantam league;

any chance I could...
hang up a poster?

- Only if you let me
donate something.

How about a dinner for two?

- "Dinner for two"?

- Yeah, for the bantam
league silent auction. Haha!

Uh, Vincent, you met
Adam at the wedding?

- Yeah, you were the guy
upfront. Nice job on ceremony.

- Nice job on the bouquet!

- I'm not gonna live that
down, am I? Hahaha!

- I should get this up.
- OK.

- Hey, after our
date I couldn't stop

thinking about what you said.

- I said a lot of things, you're
gonna have to narrow it down.

- Starting a food truck.
Something like that could really

take off around here.
And check this out.

I saw this for sale.

- Is that really the price?
- Don't get excited, there's

a reason it's cheap.
- Does it run?

- It will, it needs work,

but I might be able to
help you out with that.

- You'd do that?

- Hey, thanks again.

- Oh! Yeah, anytime.
- Good to see you.

- You too.

- Sorry. We were
talking about a food truck.

- Yeah.

♪♪♪

- Olivia?

Sorry. I thought you
were someone else.

- Did you mean everything
you said on the show?

- Every word.

- Mmm! What's the secret?

- They're made with love.

- You did not just say that.
- I really did.

- Serena and I used
to kiss over dessert.

- Ah, I have a
feeling you will again.

- Thanks to both of you.

You make a good diagnosis team.

- Mm-hmm. I second that opinion.

- Don't ever let him
take you for granted.

- I don't think I have
to worry about that.

- Neither does Serena.
We just had a long talk.

I'm going home.

- Well, let's not let
another 20 years go by.

- No chance. I'm gonna pack.

Those crepes are
pretty magical, right?

- "It's because they're
made with love."

- You did not just say that.
- He really did.

- I'm back!

- I'm not in the mood, Martha!

- Yes, you do seem
a tad overworked.

- "A tad"?
- You'll be thrilled to know

that our dear friend,
Mayor Davenport,

has provided a solution.

- What are you talking about?

- The town line and moi

are both back to
where we belong.

- He put your house
back in Middleton?

- He did! Haha! And now,

if you don't mind, I believe

you're sitting in my chair.

I don't mind at all.

- Aaah...
- The office

is yours, Mayor Tinsdale.

Thanks for the pastry.

- Thanks for the coffee.

- Hey, I'm sorry if I implied
that you only got the job

because of family connections.
- You weren't completely wrong.

- But you did put in the work,

and I suppose you belong
there as much as I do.

- Wow! Was that
painful to admit?

I'll survive.

- I gotta take this.
- Yeah, sure.

- This is Luke.

♪♪♪

I'm just getting the
Merriwicks to trust me.

Don't worry, Got
everything that we need.

♪♪♪