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Previously on Heartland.

It was Lou who told Jed about your dad.

This doesn't just hurt the business, Amy.

This hurts my dad. And me.

Now, what we want is a new on-air host.

It will make you a star.

Jed stark just called about our deal with Crown.

He wants to expand the terms and have Heartland

replace Pryce, supply them with both bison and beef.

I mean, this could really help my career.

I mean, I could do some cold starting clinics, build my name.

What are you thinking?

Bringing my underage kid to a bar?

Katie, seriously?

I'm so sorry. I never meant to trick you.

I'm so amazing, you're gonna break up with me?

I just think that you need some time

to figure out who you are.

Lou. I'm so mad at you.

What you did, it really hurt.

I'm not ready to forgive you yet.

(crying)

(tense music)

(heart beating)

(engine starts)

Lyndy! Lyndy!

- Are you OK? - Lyndy!

Lyndy, are you in here?

Lyndy, come on out if you're hiding, sweetie!

Have you seen a little girl?

- Her name's Lyndy. - No, I haven't.

Lyndy!

Lyndy!

Lyndy!

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You want to face the audience when you're addressing them.

But don't let your adrenaline get the best of you.

It's kind of a fine balance.

You know, you want to make sure that you keep your energy up,

but don't rush things.

OK. Should I use a mic?

How many people signed up?

Well, I didn't really get people to sign up,

but I posted on my socials, put up posters all over town.

I even got an ad in the Hudson Times,

so it should be a good turnout.

Did you promise to work with every horse that people bring?

- Yeah, sort of. - OK, it's fine.

It's just, it's your first clinic,

so you want to keep the pressure low.

Maybe next time, get people to register first.

- OK. - My dad's back.

(laughs) (car engine stops)

- Hey. Welcome back. - Thanks.

Nice hat. Did you get that in Stavely?

- I've got a surprise. - The hat's for me.

- Hey. - Shane, hey.

- How are you? - Oh, it's so good to see you.

(knocking)

You know, there's no point in knocking if you're just

going to come in anyway.

Glad to see you're still all sunshine and rainbows.

Are you going to stay in your room all day again?

I'm grounded. What else am I supposed to do?

Don't be so dramatic.

No one said you were confined to your room.

So when is this over?

Can I go back to my writing class tomorrow?

No. Nice try.

Look, I don't even think Jasmine would let you

in the class at this point.

Yeah, but I'm still one of her best students.

That's not the point, Katie. It is for adults.

Yes, but if I can just talk to her�

Sorry, I need to take this.

(sighs)

Hey, Grandpa.

Whoa, look who's here! What brings you to town?

Shane's been offered a partnership

at the biggest law firm in Philadelphia.

- Congratulations. - Thank you. Thank you.

Yeah, my schedule's about to get a whole lot busier, though,

so I thought I'd better swing by for a visit while I still can.

It was actually really good timing, though.

I landed just an hour after Dad, so I could catch a ride.

You landed? From where?

I picked him up on the way from,

uh, there's no flights from Stavely.

- Shane! Hey! - Hey. Hey, how are you?

- You here for the weekend? - Yeah, just a couple days.

Well, perfect.

Good news all around then, because I just found out

that Heartland Beef got the permit to be

the exclusive burger vendor at the farmer's market tomorrow.

- All right. - Well, who's going to run that?

- Us. The whole family. - Well, I can't.

It's Logan's first clinic here this weekend.

Right. Well, good thing you're here. Lots to organize.

I have to figure out everyone's roles.

This is going to be great for the business.

Hungry? Jack will make you a sandwich.

I'll, uh, I'll put your bag up in the loft.

He must be out of cold cuts. Again!

What can I make you?

Dad?

What's going on?

Oh, I'm taking Shane's bag upstairs.

That's not what I mean.

He said you landed at the airport.

So where were you, really?

(sighs)

(whispers): Dallas.

- So you went for the audition? - Yep.

And they offered me the gig, so I'm going to take it.

- You're moving there? - No.

I'm just going to fly back and forth for the rodeos.

Dad, how are you going to fly back and forth?

There's a rodeo every weekend.

How are you going to manage that with your business,

the rodeo school, not to mention Jessica?

I talked to Jess. We're good.

She's excited for me. Thought you might be, too.

It's nice to be wanted. (hesitates)

Rod had a limo for me at the airport.

And that hat, I'm guessing.

Yeah.

I nailed the audition.

They made me an offer I couldn't refuse, so�

You know, I got it figured out.

It's all gonna work.

Then why did you lie to Grandpa?

I didn't.

Well, you know what he's like.

You gotta find the right time, so just�

Please don't say anything for now, OK?

I won't. Not yet.

But you should, soon.

Because if I can tell something's up,

you can bet he can too.

(sighs)

(neighing)

(bird chirping)

So I'll be taking the orders.

Grandpa and Dad, you guys are on the grill.

Shane and Katie, you will be plating the burgers.

What's my job?

Uh, you are in charge of the ketchup and mustard,

so you have to let me know as soon as they're low.

Um, we are making our classic beef burger, of course,

but we're also rolling out the new bison burger.

And make sure you let everyone know that Heartland Beef is now

the exclusive organic beef supplier for Crown Shoppers.

Right.

So Shane, tell us more about this new job.

It was a big surprise.

This firm is known for headhunting

the best associates from all the other firms in the city,

but I haven't accepted it yet.

They set these huge billing hour targets,

and Chloe just got put on this big case

at her firm, so�

Yeah, I don't know, it's all very exciting,

but we need to make sure that we're still

protecting our time as a couple.

Well, sometimes, you have to make sacrifices

to chase your dreams.

That may be true, but you also can't lose sight

of what's important.

Family comes first.

(pensive music)

(geese honking) (insects trilling)

Hey. Can I just grab some milk for my coffee?

- Dad's out. - Of course he is.

Help yourself.

Hey, why aren't you dressed yet?

We're leaving.

I'm staying home, actually.

To punish me because you're grounded?

No. I'm writing a short story, and I'm on a roll. See you.

I would bet dollars to donuts

that that is a short story about an evil mom.

I'm sure that's not true.

You're going to owe me a donut.

(Shane laughs)

So, it's nice to see you and Chloe are doing so well.

Thank you. Yeah, it's crazy times.

You guys are young. This is the fun part, you know?

You're ambitious

and setting yourself up for the future.

Do you think I should take the job?

- Absolutely. - I mean, we're leaning

- that way, but� - Trucks are loaded.

- Let's do this. - You ready?

Yeah.

(bright music)

(indistinct chatter)

Here you go. Yeah.

Thank you.

- All right. - Yeah!

(indistinct conversation)

OK, this needs to run like an assembly line.

Meat to grill, grill to plate, plate to customer.

- Can I help? - Uh� yeah.

You can be the water girl, OK? So it's going to be a hot one.

You need to make sure everyone's water bottle is full.

- Shane, did you bring a hat? - Uh, no.

But I'm all sunscreened up, so I am good.

You know, I'm sure that thing will do

a good job of keeping the sun off you,

but you sure you want to wear it near the grill?

You're right, Jack. No need for two of us on the grill.

I think I'll go drum up some business.

Oh, you mean strut up and down the street

like a peacock in your fancy hat?

Couldn't quite hear you there.

Can you two quit it, please, and help me

unload the meat and condiments?

Oop! Oh. Sorry, pumpkin.

Lyndy, sweetheart, you need to try to stay out of the way.

I don't want you to get hurt.

(slow music)

(sighs) I just don't understand.

It was supposed to start an hour ago.

Where is everyone?

Well, you're not known for doing these yet.

If you want, I can put a plug on my website for the next one.

This is so humiliating.

I can't believe no one showed up.

(vehicle approaching) Maybe you spoke too soon.

Hey. Sorry, do I have the wrong day?

- I'm here for the clinic. - Oh, no.

No, you got the right day. It's just, uh�

You're the only one who showed up.

Really? I mean, I saw you at the rodeo

and couldn't believe your control in the saddle.

And I thought, you know, if anyone could help

my horse, Axel, it'd be you.

Hasn't been himself. Can hardly ride him anymore.

He's impossible to control.

Well, I guess you're going to cancel, so.

No, no, I mean�

I went to all the trouble of putting this on.

So I mean, one client's better than none, right?

- OK. Yeah. All right. - Let's do it.

Appreciate you. Just right up here?

Yeah. Anywhere here's good.

OK. Thanks.

(soft music)

(both chuckle)

First batch is almost ready.

Great, except no one is coming to our stand.

(sighs) I don't get it.

The market's super busy today. (camera clicks)

Thank you.

Hey. Hey, what was all that about?

Oh, I, uh, I'm a bit of a celebrity

since we did the announcing at the rodeo.

Oh.

Hey, maybe you want to use that celebrity to draw

a few customers over here

before these burgers are overcooked.

Yeah. OK, I'm on it.

Hi, there.

(Axel snorts) All right. You ready, boy?

All right. Come on, Axel.

(Axel snorts) Let's go.

Keep going, boy. Nope, nope. Wrong way.

(Axel neighs) Wrong way. Come on, Axel.

This way. This way. Agh! (neighs)

(grunts) Come on. Axel.

(Axel neighs) Here we go, boy.

(Axel snorts) OK.

Come on.

Axel!

(Axel snorts) (Riley grunts)

- All right, come on down. - Whoa, Axel. Whoa.

We're going to do some ground work.

Whoa. Whoa. Whoa.

All right.

That's a nice print.

Oh, thanks, man. I designed it myself.

(pensive music)

(Axel snorting) (Logan clicking his tongue)

Come on.

Come on. Come on, boy.

(Axel neighs)

Logan, I don't know if I would get up just yet.

Why don't you work on the ground some more?

The last time I did that, I ended up behind

all my competitors.

There's no clock here, Logan.

Yeah, but if this were an actual clinic,

I'd have to speed up.

I can't spend all day on one horse.

Yeah, it's your call.

Who's hungry?

Heartland Beef is�

They've got burgers east end of the market.

Get yours soon, before they sell out.

Look at this guy. You know, huh? Beef or bison?

- The one with a spice rub. - We don't have spice rub.

Got it over there.

(intriguing music)

(indistinct chatter)

Excuse me. Thank you. Sorry, just want a napkin.

Thank you. Sorry, excuse me.

What, uh, what exactly do you think you're doing?

What does it look like?

We're feeding the fine folks of Hudson

some of the best organic beef in Alberta,

which we specialize in,

unlike others who spread themselves thin

trying to diversify.

We have a permit.

We are the only ones allowed to sell burgers here.

Oh, that's great.

We're giving our burgers away for free

to show appreciation to our loyal customers

who can no longer find our product at Crown Shoppers.

Well, because of their smart business decision,

you can now find a higher quality product

on their shelves, and you know what?

Don't spoil your appetites, folks, because Heartland Beef

is going to be giving away

free beef and bison burgers right now.

- Oh! - With a complimentary pop.

And corn on the cob.

What the heck?

Free steaks for everyone at the Heartland Beef tent.

- Steak? - Steak? Wow!

Oh, yeah!

(soft music)

(Axel snorting)

Easy, now.

You're OK.

(Axel snorting) Come on, boy.

(Logan sighs) Come on.

All right, Axel. Whoa, now.

You're OK, Axel.

Here you go, Riley. Just give me a second.

Thanks. (Logan sighs)

I know what you're going to say, I�

Got on the saddle too quick.

No.

I was going to say, I know that you're hurting.

Only one person came today.

I meant about Miley.

Breakups are tough, OK?

I know what it's like to have a broken heart.

But I think you and I could both use a win right now.

So why don't we help these two find

their way back to each other?

Hey.

- OK? - OK.

And yes, I think you got on the saddle too quick.

(Logan sighs) Well, maybe I didn't.

- Tell me what you're thinking. - I don't know.

What if it's� Actually the saddle?

- Riley? - Yeah?

(Logan): You change your saddle any time recently?

Yeah, a� month ago. Why?

- Let's try a different one. - Uh� OK.

Don't get cocky yet. (Logan chuckles)

(pensive music)

(sighs)

OK, and a roasted corn for you.

Thank you. Great!

Let's get as many of those on the grill as we can.

The entire line-up has moved over from Nathan's.

- We're out of burgers. - Can I please help?

There you go. Uh, you know what, honey?

It is going to be really busy for a while, but good news!

I brought you a colouring book and� some crayons!

Can I please have a burger? (Lou exhales heavily)

We're all out, and it's going to be a while

before the next batch is ready,

but I packed you a healthy snack.

OK, let's turn up the heat on this grill

and get some corn on there, it's game time, boys.

(Lyndy sighs)

(intriguing music)

(indistinct conversation)

Can I please have a burger?

What, you like mine better than your family's?

We're out.

Oh� well, you're in luck, then,

because I got a whole bunch right here.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- Want some ketchup? - Yes, please.

- Mustard? No? All right. - No.

You should go swing on the swings.

(Nathan laughs) On the swings, huh?

At the playground. I do it when I'm sad.

It makes me feel happy again.

What makes you say I'm sad?

Your mom tell you that?

No. She's not even here!

But all the people left your booth to go to ours.

(Nathan laughs)

Thanks for rubbing it in.

(Lyndy giggles) (Nathan laughs)

That's a good call, Logan.

It's possible the saddle's the reason that he's acting up.

I guess that would line up time-wise.

I should have thought of that.

Yeah, why did you make the switch?

Well, the old one was getting pretty frayed.

If it's just about how it looks, you may want

to think about changing it back.

Well�

Truth is, I sold it.

Look, there was nothing wrong with it.

We just need every dime we can scrape together right now,

so� I got this cheap saddle instead.

It's all good. We all have to make sacrifices sometimes.

Yeah� I mean, it seems to be all we do these days.

And ever since my wife and I bought a place,

I'm constantly working just to keep us afloat.

We wanted to own land, but� heh,

it feels like the land owns us now.

I'm sure you're doing the best you can for your family.

Am I?

Because I feel completely absent

from my wife� from this guy.

I mean, I had to put him on cheaper feed, too,

and hardly ride him anymore, it's no wonder he's struggling.

I'm sorry, boy. Look, I'm trying my best, but�

(Riley sighs)

I know it's not good enough.

Yeah! I think people are enjoying it.

- Yeah, I know I am. Good. - Yeah, good.

- I'm really excited� - Jasmine.

We need to talk.

- I'll see you guys next week. - Yeah. OK.

OK. See you.

Come on.

Why have you been ignoring my texts?

OK, look, I know I really messed up,

but� please let me explain myself.

I don't think there's anything to explain.

It'll only take a couple of minutes, I promise.

Please.

OK, I have time for a drink. And by a drink, I mean tea.

(indistinct chatter)

OK, I need three steaks, two medium rare,

one medium well, a bison burger, and four corn.

I need a minute here.

We don't have a minute, Grandpa.

We're getting backed up. Here you go.

Thank you for your patience. There you go.

I don't think this was the best idea, Lou.

It's costing us a lot of money.

It's worth every penny in publicity.

There you go, sir. Thank you.

Tim, grab some tongs and get your butt over here.

Well, since you asked me so nicely, whew. Mm!

Hey, hey, what?

My hat! My�

- You did that on purpose! - Oh, give me a break!

You know what?

You were making cracks about it all day.

Well, because it's ridiculous.

Oh, my� look at� Look at this! You stained it.

Well, use some bleach. It can't get any whiter.

OK, you're buying me a new one.

Fine! I'll run right over to the costume store.

OK, Dad, guys, guys, come on.

You can just get a new hat from the guy

- at the sports network, right? - Hey, sh�

I knew it! You went to Dallas.

Yes, I did, and I took the job.

Oh, that's great. Just what we need right now.

You know what? I know you. I know what you're thinking.

And nothing you can say can change my mind.

- So zip it! - OK, hang on. I'm just gonna�

I'm going to take this. One sec.

OK, we got a job to do.

Yeah, I don't think you can juggle any more jobs.

Sounds like your plate's already full.

Somebody's mixing their metaphor.

Well, it's better than mixing my priorities.

Now Lou and I are gonna have to pick up your slack.

What about your rodeo school? Who's stepping up over there?

All so you can go on TV and play the hero in the white hat.

You know what? I'm sick and tired of your�

- Somebody help! - Shane?

Shane!

You really gave us a scare there, Shane.

OK. How's he doing?

He'll be fine. Seems like a mild case of heat stroke.

You OK?

Yeah.

We're pregnant, Dad.

Chloe. That was her on the phone.

She's pregnant.

You're going to be a�

I'm gonna�I'm gonna be a grandfather again.

- Yeah. - I'm gonna be

- a grandfather again! - Hey, that is great news.

- Congratulations, Shane. - Thank you.

- Oh, no. - It's OK, Lou.

- We'll get everyone fed. - No, no, no. Where, uh�

- Where's Lyndy? Lyndy! - Where did you see her last?

She was eating a burger right there.

I gave her a packed lunch, but that was a while ago.

Well, she couldn't have gone far. We'll find her.

- I'm shutting down the grill. - OK, we got to fan out.

We've got to find her. Lyndy? Lyndy?

(tense music)

Lyndy?

Lyndy Borden?

- Hey, is everything OK? - Hey, uh, have you seen Lyndy?

- Yeah, yeah. - You have? When?

About an hour ago. She came to get a burger.

She did?

She said all yours were spoken for.

Um, if you see her, can you just please call me?

- Yeah, of course. - Lyndy!

(bright music)

(Logan): Good stuff.

OK, bring him to a stop.

Well, I definitely think that saddle's a better fit.

Yeah.

Unfortunately, I can't really afford a saddle like this.

I can give you the name of some places that sell

- secondhand tech. - And you're welcome to borrow

that one until you find the right saddle.

- Well, thank you. - Of course.

I mean, the saddle's a start, but there's also the stress

you were talking about, I think

you're transferring it to the horse.

(cell phone ringing) Excuse me.

(beep)

Hi, Lou.

Wait. Slow down!

Oh, my God. Yeah, yeah! I'll be right there.

Lyndy!

- Are you OK? - Lyndy!

Have you seen a little girl with the pigtails, blonde?

Her name's Lyndy.

(Lou): You need to call me as soon as you have�

- Lou? - Amy�

- You still haven't found her? - Um, no�

How did you even lose track of her?

I don't know, I mean,

why would she just wander off like that?

She is a kid, Lou! She is your responsibility.

I know, I'm sorry, it's just everything got

so crazy, and Nathan's here.

What does he have to do with this?

He was giving out free burgers to try

to mess everything up, and then we had to bring in steak.

Listen to yourself!

You say you're doing this for the sake of our family,

but you are so caught up in this stupid feud,

and now my daughter's missing, and that's on you.

(suspenseful music)

Lyndy!

Excuse me. Lyndy!

I'm so sorry.

(tense music)

(metallic squeaking)

(Nathan sighs)

Hey, Lou, I found her.

Yeah, yeah, she's fine.

Just meet me at the playground in the park, OK? OK.

(soft music)

Hey, there.

- You came? - Yeah.

Everybody's looking for you, you know.

Your family's really worried.

You shouldn't walk away without telling anybody.

I didn't think they would notice.

Yeah.

I'm going to hang out with you until your aunt gets here, OK?

Sure. You want to swing?

I think I'm a little too old for that.

You're not too old to be sad.

Yeah, I guess that's true.

Then swing with me. (Nathan laughs)

OK, why not?

(Nathan sighs)

(Nathan laughs)

Come on.

(Katie): I feel terrible about lying.

I never meant for any of this to happen.

Katie, you showed up to a writing class for adults.

Because you assumed I was older than I am.

And that felt good.

The truth is, I don't have a lot in common with kids my own age.

I've always been a bit of an old soul.

I can understand that.

I get what it's like, wanting to grow up a little too fast.

I was like that too.

Then, you can see why I wanted to just roll with it.

Katie�

I sat with you in a wine bar

and shared thoughts that I would have framed

very differently

if I'd known I was talking to a minor.

That wasn't fair and a terrible position to put me in.

I know.

I know, and I am so sorry.

I know I keep saying that, but I just want to find

a way to make this better.

(soft music)

What's done is done.

And for what it's worth, I forgive you.

Thank you.

Jasmine, thank you so much.

I promise I will never lie to you again.

Katie, I'm so sorry, but�

We have to go our separate ways.

I can't continue a friendship

that started with such a big lie.

But I still think that you have a ton of talent.

And I really wish you the best.

So� keep writing.

But more importantly, stay true to yourself, OK?

Bye, Katie.

(receding footsteps)

(soft music)

Sweetheart.

Oh, Mommy, not so tight.

I'm sorry, peanut. I might never let you go.

- I was worried sick about you. - I'm sorry.

It's OK, it's just, why did you go to the park

without telling anyone? You know better than that.

I was really sad.

Why were you sad? What happened?

Everyone was fighting.

Auntie Lou, Grandpa, GG.

I hate it when my family fights.

I'm sorry.

I love you.

Love you too.

(bright music)

Wow!

He looks like his old self.

Yeah, he came a long way today.

Yeah, thanks to you. (cell phone ringing)

- Oh, I just have to take this. - No problem.

Hey, Kels.

Yeah, it's going really well, actually.

I can't wait to tell you all about it.

Yeah, no, I'll be home soon, we'll, uh,

we'll get to your parents in time for dinner.

I don't really want to bring that up tonight.

Can we just have a nice dinner?

Love you. See you soon.

- Gotta go? - Uh, no.

Uh, I'm good for a bit if you are.

- Yeah, of course. - I'm so glad I came by.

Man, I couldn't have afforded yours or Amy's services,

and this� this clinic, it's a real lifeline.

I know what it's like to be strapped for cash, so�

Oh, uh, I'll find a way to pay you back.

Oh, that's� That's not what I meant.

Yeah, I just wish there was a easy path to get on track,

you know?

Oh, I know.

My wife, Kelsey, thinks we should sell the house

so I can go back to school.

Yeah, she wants to talk to her parents

about us moving in with them.

Not a fan?

No, they're great, but how humiliating is that?

Huh?

Admitting I couldn't make it on my own?

I mean, what would you go to school for,

if you took her advice?

There's a digital design program

at this community college in Calgary.

Makes sense. I mean, you definitely got the talent.

Yeah, no, I've always been interested in graphic arts

and, you know, it could lead to more than just a job.

Could be a career.

- Sounds like you want to do it. - Set us back years.

You know, the clinic today turned out to be a disaster.

But I don't know, sometimes�

Sometimes, you got to take a step back

to take a step forward.

You talking about me or you?

Maybe both of us.

Sorry for giving you a scare.

Yeah, well, between you and Lyndy.

Heh. Yeah.

Yeah, no, I got overheated for sure,

but I think it was more to do with the Chloe news.

Yeah. Well, that was� that was a curveball.

You know, it� It wasn't part of the plan.

I don't know if we're ready yet.

- No one ever feels ready. - Yeah.

- Parenting looks� - (both): Hard.

- Yeah, it looks hard. Yeah. - It is.

I wouldn't trade any of it for everything

that you kids have brought to my life.

What about the job? How am I gonna balance that?

You can't. You can't.

What do you mean, I can't?

Well, you have options.

You're going to need childcare for all the hours you work,

but you can afford it now.

Is� is that what you want?

What do you mean?

You and Chloe only have this special time

with this child once.

First smiles, first words, first steps.

- You missed all of those. - Yep.

Exactly.

(Tim exhales sharply)

Being a hands-on father only comes around once,

so if you choose family�

You can never go wrong.

(Shane sighs)

Nice. Bring him to a lope.

(light music)

- And now bring him to a walk. - Hey.

Hey.

Thanks for the text letting me know you found her.

I was just at the swings. (Amy and Logan laugh)

OK.

Looking good, you two. All in one day.

Yeah, thanks to all your generosity.

I mean, what a game changer.

Well, I'm glad that saddle's working out.

Yeah. Plus, the advice was bang on.

- Logan and I had a chat. - Oh, yeah?

Yeah, feels like the weight of the world's been lifted

off my shoulders and Axel's poor back.

Thank you.

Come on.

Yeah.

Looks like you're not only good with horses,

but people too.

(scoffs) I mostly just listened.

That's the most important part.

I could kind of relate to his financial stress,

you know.

I don't want to deal with that either.

So, uh�

I'm going on the colt starting circuit.

I wasn't expecting that.

Miley was right.

I was going after success for all the wrong reasons.

It shouldn't have been something that I was doing for her.

- I need to do this for myself. - Yeah.

And I know you don't love the idea of me going

- into these competitions. - No, no.

I am so proud of you, that you have big dreams

and you're going for them.

Nothing makes me happier.

- Thank you. - Yeah.

I'm just going to miss you.

- Hey. - Hey.

I'm sorry I was a little harsh.

No, I deserved it.

- Thank you for finding her. - You haven't told your mom yet?

Tell me what?

- Nathan found her. - He came to the swings.

How did he know to look for you there?

He gave me a burger, and I told him he should

swing on the swings because he was sad.

(door shuts)

Where's Grandpa?

He took a side trip to Pryce ranch.

Apparently, he wanted to have a word with Nathan

about what went down today�

Because any of this is his fault.

It sounds like Nathan saved the day here,

and you guys are still too caught up in the beef drama

- to give him any slack. - (Lou): Amy.

(tense music)

(pensive music)

What, you haven't spent enough time

sweating over a hot grill today?

Dad's dead set on skewers. What can I do for you?

Well, you know that I'm not happy

with how that whole Crown Shoppers deal went down.

- Yeah, that makes two of us. - Yeah.

But what happened at the market today,

that was a bad look for both our families.

I hope you're not here to lay blame.

No, as a matter of fact,

I think we need to put an end to this feud.

Yeah. Easier said than done, isn't it?

Well, we could start

by sitting down as neighbours,

having a good old-fashioned chat,

find a way to see eye to eye. (vehicle approaching)

I know you probably have the best intentions, Jack,

but there's a lot of water under the bridge here.

I know. You give it some thought.

I'm open to talking anytime you're ready.

Today was not Nathan's fault, Grandpa, so whatever you�

Amy, it's� it's OK.

Jack came as a friend.

I'll be in touch, OK?

(soft music)

(sighs)

(footsteps)

(soft music)

You OK?

Yeah.

- Are you sure? - I said I'm fine.

Look, I've been thinking about this whole thing with Jasmine.

Mom.

No, hear me out, because�

I want to take responsibility for my part in it.

I've been consumed with the business.

I haven't been as present as I should be,

which might have caused you to seek out attention.

- It wasn't your fault. - I know.

And I am not condoning what you did, but�

I can see where it was coming from.

And I think you've learned your lesson.

And I'm OK with you rejoining Jasmine's class

as long as she's open to it.

She's not.

Just one more place I don't fit in around here.

I'm getting more and more excited about moving

to Vancouver and putting this place in my rear-view mirror.

I'm gonna take a shower.

?? Steady as the ground beneath ?

? Walk in time with one heartbeat ?

(Jack sighs) How'd it go with Nathan?

To be determined.

Vague. What'd you talk about?

Leftovers, we're just gonna heat everything up?

- Oh, yeah. That's the plan. - Sounds good.

Hey.

I was thinking about what you said earlier, and�

I am gonna turn down partnership at that firm.

- Speak to Chloe about that? - Yeah.

She actually sounded pretty relieved.

My current firm gives parental leave.

So we'll be able to tap into that,

and Chloe will be wrapped up her big case

before she's due, so�

Sounds like you got it all figured out.

It's all gonna be OK.

It's like you said, putting family first,

it's never the wrong move.

I'll set the table.

? Look before we take a step ?

? We've got our whole lives ahead ?

? Falling for the� ?

Well, that was some sage advice.

You might want to listen to it yourself.

? We all need each other ?

Yeah. That's got stains on it for sure.

? Wake up, it's a new day ?

Thank you for looking for Lyndy.

Of course. I was worried about her too.

You might be happy to know she was concerned about you as well.

Yeah. Yeah. She wanted me to swing.

Any reason why she would think you need cheering up?

Well, I haven't exactly been in the highest spirits lately.

Business, my dad, us.

Well, this hasn't been easy on me either.

I know.

Dinner ready? I'm starving.

Hey, Marion! You joining us?

Oh, no. I'm just on my way out.

We have plenty! I'll get another plate.

(laughs)

Looks like you're stuck here now.

It does smell delicious.

Yeah.

And I can think of worse places to watch the sunset.

Well, Fleming, you sure know how to sweet-talk a guy.

Slaw?

? It's a new day ?

? We're gonna be OK ?

(indistinct conversation)

? Wake up ?

? It's a new day ??

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