WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:30.900 --> 00:00:34.164 [Light orchestral music] 4 00:00:45.349 --> 00:00:48.178 [Guests chattering] 5 00:00:51.790 --> 00:00:53.704 - [Narrator] In this life, 6 00:00:53.705 --> 00:00:56.185 Savannah had only encountered two phenomena 7 00:00:56.186 --> 00:00:58.797 with unequivocal rarity and beauty. 8 00:01:00.930 --> 00:01:04.715 The first was the magical glow of the blue moon, 9 00:01:04.716 --> 00:01:07.631 so named for its scarcity. 10 00:01:07.632 --> 00:01:12.202 It appeared only once or twice every two or three years. 11 00:01:14.291 --> 00:01:16.380 And the other was love, an even rarer occurrence, 12 00:01:18.121 --> 00:01:21.298 ignited by the passion of a man named linden. 13 00:01:24.040 --> 00:01:27.042 [Crickets chirping] 14 00:01:27.043 --> 00:01:29.827 However, even the truest devotion 15 00:01:29.828 --> 00:01:32.613 can be threatened by ambition, 16 00:01:32.614 --> 00:01:36.138 and for Savannah, this coursed through her veins 17 00:01:36.139 --> 00:01:38.620 like a fire that refuse to dim. 18 00:01:43.973 --> 00:01:45.234 - I love you. 19 00:01:45.235 --> 00:01:47.236 - On the strike of midnight, 20 00:01:47.237 --> 00:01:48.672 it would be time for her to choose... 21 00:01:48.673 --> 00:01:50.761 [Bell tolls] 22 00:01:50.762 --> 00:01:53.721 Between her heart's comfort or destiny unknown. 23 00:01:53.722 --> 00:01:55.549 [Bell tolling] 24 00:01:55.550 --> 00:01:57.291 She could have one but never both. 25 00:01:58.901 --> 00:02:00.684 As she disappeared into the night 26 00:02:00.685 --> 00:02:04.123 to the sound of pounding hooves on cobblestone, 27 00:02:04.124 --> 00:02:07.561 Savannah pulls off her heels and she turns 28 00:02:07.562 --> 00:02:10.391 for one last glimpse of her true love. 29 00:02:11.609 --> 00:02:13.828 [Book slams cover] 30 00:02:13.829 --> 00:02:15.960 Now that's how you finish a book! Wouldn't you say, grace? 31 00:02:15.961 --> 00:02:18.746 - I know! I did it once, I can do it again. 32 00:02:18.747 --> 00:02:20.313 - Uh-uh! Hello! 33 00:02:20.314 --> 00:02:22.141 Where's the fire? Come on, I'm not feeling it! 34 00:02:22.142 --> 00:02:24.360 - Maybe I have nothing left to say about love. 35 00:02:24.361 --> 00:02:26.797 It's not like romance is the only genre out there. 36 00:02:26.798 --> 00:02:28.059 Mysteries are always popular. 37 00:02:28.060 --> 00:02:30.192 - Your deadline is in 10 days, 38 00:02:30.193 --> 00:02:32.368 and we're paying you for the third book in this trilogy, 39 00:02:32.369 --> 00:02:35.458 so you better find something worth saying about romance. 40 00:02:35.459 --> 00:02:37.156 I'm gonna be frank. 41 00:02:37.157 --> 00:02:39.114 Your book sales have dropped significantly 42 00:02:39.115 --> 00:02:40.898 in the last quarter. 43 00:02:40.899 --> 00:02:42.900 If this book doesn't hit the bestseller list, 44 00:02:42.901 --> 00:02:44.641 we won't be extending your contract. 45 00:02:44.642 --> 00:02:46.600 - I'll get the pages out to you, okay? 46 00:02:46.601 --> 00:02:49.298 I'll force them out one way or another. 47 00:02:49.299 --> 00:02:51.822 - No, you're not gonna force anything. 48 00:02:51.823 --> 00:02:55.174 You're gonna weave a tapestry of love and passion 49 00:02:55.175 --> 00:02:58.394 that ends this trilogy was such fierce emotion 50 00:02:58.395 --> 00:03:00.918 people are gonna be buying your book for the next 10 years. 51 00:03:00.919 --> 00:03:02.006 - Fierce emotions. Gotcha. 52 00:03:02.007 --> 00:03:03.791 - Yes! 53 00:03:03.792 --> 00:03:05.009 You know, get a change of scenery. 54 00:03:05.010 --> 00:03:07.186 Ask someone on a date. 55 00:03:07.187 --> 00:03:08.883 - Wanna go on a date? 56 00:03:08.884 --> 00:03:11.190 - Not me, but I like the confidence. 57 00:03:11.191 --> 00:03:12.801 - Ooh! How 'bout him? 58 00:03:14.803 --> 00:03:15.890 - How'd you even know that was in there? 59 00:03:15.891 --> 00:03:18.502 [Both grunting] 60 00:03:20.765 --> 00:03:22.113 - Do you think I would have forgotten about your muse 61 00:03:22.114 --> 00:03:24.507 when you, a lowly, unpublished writer 62 00:03:24.508 --> 00:03:26.901 approached me with the most heartfelt manuscript 63 00:03:26.902 --> 00:03:28.946 I'd ever set my eyes on? 64 00:03:28.947 --> 00:03:30.992 - Sean's irrelevant. He broke up with me, remember? 65 00:03:30.993 --> 00:03:33.124 - No, you broke up with him because he was being distant. 66 00:03:33.125 --> 00:03:35.214 - Same thing! 67 00:03:35.215 --> 00:03:37.651 He's probably often in Europe researching catacombs 68 00:03:37.652 --> 00:03:40.610 or imagining the next Eiffel Tower. 69 00:03:40.611 --> 00:03:41.611 - What's this? 70 00:03:41.612 --> 00:03:42.612 - What? 71 00:03:43.788 --> 00:03:45.485 - [Grace] The blue moon ball. 72 00:03:45.486 --> 00:03:47.443 - Um... 73 00:03:47.444 --> 00:03:50.316 It's just a hometown event that happens every few years. 74 00:03:50.317 --> 00:03:51.926 Flyer I used to think was meaningful. 75 00:03:51.927 --> 00:03:52.754 [Paper crumples] 76 00:03:52.754 --> 00:03:53.711 - Used to? 77 00:03:53.712 --> 00:03:54.755 Sounds quaint. 78 00:03:54.756 --> 00:03:56.844 - Ancient history now. 79 00:03:56.845 --> 00:03:59.629 - Grace, stop waiting for the moment's stars to align. 80 00:03:59.630 --> 00:04:01.718 Take action in your life! 81 00:04:01.719 --> 00:04:03.894 Fight for your love! 82 00:04:03.895 --> 00:04:06.027 I need you to think about where your heart was 83 00:04:06.028 --> 00:04:07.985 when you first met Sean, 84 00:04:07.986 --> 00:04:10.205 when you first fell in love with him. 85 00:04:10.206 --> 00:04:11.686 Go there and write. 86 00:04:13.731 --> 00:04:14.731 Okay? 87 00:04:16.212 --> 00:04:17.952 [Grace sighs] 88 00:04:17.953 --> 00:04:19.389 - My book signing! 89 00:04:22.087 --> 00:04:25.569 [Upbeat instrumental music] 90 00:04:47.112 --> 00:04:48.112 - Hey. - Hi! 91 00:04:49.898 --> 00:04:51.899 So nice to meet a fellow rom reader. 92 00:04:51.900 --> 00:04:55.598 - Actually, I'm just looking for some books on isometrics. 93 00:04:55.599 --> 00:04:56.252 - [Grace] Oh. 94 00:04:56.253 --> 00:04:58.776 [Quirky music] 95 00:05:01.779 --> 00:05:04.086 [Phone beeps] 96 00:05:12.268 --> 00:05:13.399 [Books tumbling] 97 00:05:13.400 --> 00:05:14.226 - Oh! [Grace shrieks] 98 00:05:14.227 --> 00:05:16.010 - I am so sorry! 99 00:05:16.011 --> 00:05:17.098 Are you all right? 100 00:05:17.099 --> 00:05:19.230 - [Grace] I'm fine. 101 00:05:19.231 --> 00:05:23.061 - I am such a klutz. Hopefully my patients never find out. 102 00:05:24.106 --> 00:05:25.020 [Soft piano music] 103 00:05:25.020 --> 00:05:26.020 Um... 104 00:05:27.022 --> 00:05:29.806 I'm really sorry, again. 105 00:05:29.807 --> 00:05:31.200 Have a good evening. 106 00:05:33.898 --> 00:05:36.204 - Um, I mean, I am a little bruised. 107 00:05:36.205 --> 00:05:37.901 [Chuckles] 108 00:05:37.902 --> 00:05:39.990 Nothing a book sale wouldn't fix. 109 00:05:39.991 --> 00:05:42.993 - Well, I can't say I've ever read a romance novel. 110 00:05:42.994 --> 00:05:44.952 Is this one any good? 111 00:05:44.953 --> 00:05:48.216 - Only if you like your passion red hot. 112 00:05:48.217 --> 00:05:52.176 - Sounds like I could get burned if I'm not careful. 113 00:05:52.177 --> 00:05:53.830 - So you're a doctor? 114 00:05:53.831 --> 00:05:55.876 - Resident currently, 115 00:05:55.877 --> 00:05:57.138 so I'm good with burns. 116 00:05:57.139 --> 00:05:59.183 [Both laughing] 117 00:05:59.184 --> 00:06:01.577 - Well, what do you residents like to do for fun? 118 00:06:01.578 --> 00:06:04.232 - Fun hasn't come up much lately. 119 00:06:04.233 --> 00:06:06.103 We do enjoy an occasional brunch. 120 00:06:06.104 --> 00:06:07.104 - Me too! 121 00:06:08.498 --> 00:06:11.065 Maybe the author of "river romance" 122 00:06:11.066 --> 00:06:12.849 would be open to discussing her novel 123 00:06:12.850 --> 00:06:14.329 over mimosas some time? 124 00:06:14.330 --> 00:06:15.636 - She might be. 125 00:06:17.289 --> 00:06:18.507 - James. 126 00:06:18.508 --> 00:06:20.117 - James? - Strong name. 127 00:06:20.118 --> 00:06:21.118 - Thank you. 128 00:06:21.119 --> 00:06:22.120 - I'll just... 129 00:06:23.470 --> 00:06:24.949 Give you my number. 130 00:06:31.652 --> 00:06:32.652 - Ciao. 131 00:06:34.089 --> 00:06:36.307 - That was a hot tamale! 132 00:06:36.308 --> 00:06:37.701 Nicely done, dear! 133 00:06:40.965 --> 00:06:41.965 - Okay. 134 00:06:43.533 --> 00:06:45.447 - It's quite nippy out there tonight. 135 00:06:45.448 --> 00:06:48.711 Keeping people inside, I think. 136 00:06:48.712 --> 00:06:49.973 Leaving already? 137 00:06:49.974 --> 00:06:50.974 - Yes. 138 00:06:53.151 --> 00:06:54.978 Thank you you so much for letting me use your store, ester. 139 00:06:54.979 --> 00:06:57.111 - Nevermind about the turnout. 140 00:06:57.112 --> 00:06:59.287 You're a great writer! 141 00:06:59.288 --> 00:07:01.463 - Thank you. 142 00:07:01.464 --> 00:07:03.378 - I want you to come back here for your next book launch. 143 00:07:03.379 --> 00:07:04.684 - If I have one. 144 00:07:04.685 --> 00:07:06.120 - You will! 145 00:07:06.121 --> 00:07:08.209 Just don't give up. 146 00:07:08.210 --> 00:07:11.473 That's the secret to anything worthwhile, 147 00:07:11.474 --> 00:07:15.129 because, you know, everyone loves a happy ending. 148 00:07:15.130 --> 00:07:16.435 - Me too. 149 00:07:16.436 --> 00:07:19.917 [Gentle instrumental music] 150 00:07:40.329 --> 00:07:42.940 [Grace screams] 151 00:07:45.116 --> 00:07:46.116 What? 152 00:07:48.946 --> 00:07:51.731 [Grace grunts] 153 00:07:51.732 --> 00:07:52.428 - Oh! 154 00:07:52.429 --> 00:07:56.039 [Woman laughing] 155 00:07:56.040 --> 00:07:58.172 - Pinch me! I'm dreaming! 156 00:07:58.173 --> 00:08:00.391 [Woman laughing] 157 00:08:00.392 --> 00:08:02.219 - Hi, mom. 158 00:08:02.220 --> 00:08:05.092 - I can't believe you're really here! 159 00:08:05.093 --> 00:08:06.920 And just in time! 160 00:08:06.921 --> 00:08:09.096 How serendipitous. 161 00:08:09.097 --> 00:08:10.489 - It was kind of a last-minute decision. 162 00:08:10.490 --> 00:08:12.621 - Well, I'll take it. 163 00:08:12.622 --> 00:08:15.320 Come on, let's get you in the house. 164 00:08:20.978 --> 00:08:23.110 - I miss this place. 165 00:08:23.111 --> 00:08:24.981 I wish I could transplant it back to la. 166 00:08:24.982 --> 00:08:27.027 [Mom chuckles] 167 00:08:27.028 --> 00:08:30.465 - Well, la may have skyscrapers and strip malls, 168 00:08:30.466 --> 00:08:32.119 but it doesn't have the blue moon ball. 169 00:08:32.120 --> 00:08:34.077 [Grace chuckles] 170 00:08:34.078 --> 00:08:35.557 - Please, that's so far away, 171 00:08:35.558 --> 00:08:37.864 it's the last thing on my mind. 172 00:08:37.865 --> 00:08:39.735 - What do you mean? 173 00:08:39.736 --> 00:08:42.825 I assumed you knew the blue moon is this Friday. 174 00:08:42.826 --> 00:08:43.826 [Grace chokes] 175 00:08:43.827 --> 00:08:45.436 - It can't be! 176 00:08:45.437 --> 00:08:46.437 It's supposed to be another five years 177 00:08:46.438 --> 00:08:48.178 until the next blue moon. 178 00:08:48.179 --> 00:08:50.704 - That's how long you've been away. 179 00:08:51.574 --> 00:08:52.574 - Really? 180 00:08:54.098 --> 00:08:56.273 It feels like no time at all. 181 00:08:56.274 --> 00:08:58.972 - Well, the good news is you're back, 182 00:08:58.973 --> 00:09:01.496 and this is gonna be a very special year, 183 00:09:01.497 --> 00:09:03.367 where the blue moon falls on the same night 184 00:09:03.368 --> 00:09:05.021 as the harvest moon. 185 00:09:05.022 --> 00:09:06.371 I thought you knew. 186 00:09:10.332 --> 00:09:13.552 - I'm sorry I've been away for so long. 187 00:09:13.553 --> 00:09:15.815 But I'm really happy I'm not missing this. 188 00:09:15.816 --> 00:09:18.731 - You work too hard in that career of yours. 189 00:09:18.732 --> 00:09:23.213 You have always been single-minded, and I am so glad 190 00:09:23.214 --> 00:09:26.521 that you finally took some time for yourself. 191 00:09:26.522 --> 00:09:28.305 But if you didn't know about the ball, 192 00:09:28.306 --> 00:09:31.308 what brought you back home? 193 00:09:31.309 --> 00:09:35.530 - My agent suggested it. [Chuckles] 194 00:09:35.531 --> 00:09:37.010 He wanted me to return to the place 195 00:09:37.011 --> 00:09:38.925 where I first learned about love. 196 00:09:38.926 --> 00:09:41.144 - Back to your mom, 197 00:09:41.145 --> 00:09:42.363 who's the person who loves you the most in the world. 198 00:09:42.364 --> 00:09:44.365 [Grace chuckles] 199 00:09:44.366 --> 00:09:45.366 - Exactly. 200 00:09:48.065 --> 00:09:50.676 Well, I should get to bed. 201 00:09:50.677 --> 00:09:52.286 I've got a full day of work tomorrow. 202 00:09:52.287 --> 00:09:54.070 - Okay. 203 00:09:54.071 --> 00:09:56.899 I'm gonna make this trip extra inspirational. 204 00:09:56.900 --> 00:09:58.335 - Thanks, mom. 205 00:09:58.336 --> 00:09:59.554 - I'm gonna start with baking. 206 00:09:59.555 --> 00:10:00.903 - Yes! - Okay. 207 00:10:00.904 --> 00:10:02.165 [Mom chuckles] 208 00:10:02.166 --> 00:10:03.166 Goodnight. 209 00:10:04.299 --> 00:10:07.170 [Relaxed banjo and vocal music] 210 00:10:07.171 --> 00:10:11.959 ♪ Wheels rusting over too 211 00:10:13.351 --> 00:10:17.399 ♪ time is running out on you 212 00:10:19.270 --> 00:10:23.927 ♪ just the way your love is new ♪ 213 00:10:25.712 --> 00:10:29.367 ♪ so Autumn fell and let you lose ♪ 214 00:10:31.239 --> 00:10:35.809 ♪ when summer's warm embrace eludes ♪ 215 00:10:37.593 --> 00:10:41.423 ♪ scared of what you'll say or do ♪ 216 00:10:43.338 --> 00:10:47.385 ♪ in a winter too cold to tell the truth ♪ 217 00:10:50.737 --> 00:10:55.480 ♪ come on around come on around ♪ 218 00:10:57.395 --> 00:11:01.530 ♪ I won't let me let you down oh ♪ 219 00:11:03.227 --> 00:11:07.404 ♪ come on around come on around ♪ 220 00:11:07.405 --> 00:11:08.667 [Mom laughing] 221 00:11:08.668 --> 00:11:10.712 Don't tell me your an FBI agent. 222 00:11:10.713 --> 00:11:14.585 I was just getting used to the intense writer phase. 223 00:11:14.586 --> 00:11:16.500 - Hilarious! 224 00:11:16.501 --> 00:11:17.937 I'm going the old mansion to write, 225 00:11:17.938 --> 00:11:19.895 and I didn't want anyone to recognize me. 226 00:11:19.896 --> 00:11:22.115 - People are gonna think you're there to mug them. 227 00:11:22.116 --> 00:11:24.378 - Maybe they'll keep their distance. 228 00:11:24.379 --> 00:11:27.424 [Soft instrumental music] 229 00:11:27.425 --> 00:11:29.949 - Maybe the mansion isn't the best... 230 00:11:29.950 --> 00:11:31.733 Idea. 231 00:11:31.734 --> 00:11:34.605 ♪ Gonna get up there and take what's mine ♪ 232 00:11:34.606 --> 00:11:38.827 ♪ gonna say goodbye and make this desert blue ♪ 233 00:11:38.828 --> 00:11:41.482 ♪ I've been running for way too long ♪ 234 00:11:41.483 --> 00:11:43.397 ♪ all directions wrong 235 00:11:43.398 --> 00:11:46.095 ♪ now all of a sudden I can see ♪ 236 00:11:46.096 --> 00:11:49.490 ♪ I'm so bored of the ordinary 237 00:11:49.491 --> 00:11:54.104 ♪ it's time for me to change the story now ♪ 238 00:11:55.845 --> 00:11:59.980 ♪ I'm gonna show my face to the world ♪ 239 00:12:01.285 --> 00:12:04.548 ♪ and stop and stare at it all 240 00:12:04.549 --> 00:12:09.032 ♪ I've seen too many days without light to stay in the dark ♪ 241 00:12:10.730 --> 00:12:14.124 ♪ I'm gonna show my face to the world ♪ 242 00:12:15.865 --> 00:12:18.475 ♪ because I'm not scared anymore ♪ 243 00:12:18.476 --> 00:12:22.001 ♪ I'm telling you right now I'm making it mine now ♪ 244 00:12:22.002 --> 00:12:26.223 ♪ I'm gonna show my face to the world ♪ 245 00:12:32.316 --> 00:12:34.840 ♪ Quit this life girl to get enough ♪ 246 00:12:34.841 --> 00:12:38.452 ♪ don't need this stuff gonna cut out ♪ 247 00:12:38.453 --> 00:12:41.716 - Are my eyes deceiving me, or is that grace montague? 248 00:12:41.717 --> 00:12:43.326 [Woman laughing] 249 00:12:43.327 --> 00:12:44.111 - Heather. 250 00:12:44.111 --> 00:12:45.025 Hey. 251 00:12:45.025 --> 00:12:46.025 - Grace! 252 00:12:47.375 --> 00:12:48.767 Grace, grace, grace, grace, grace 253 00:12:48.768 --> 00:12:50.725 girl, did I ever miss you! 254 00:12:50.726 --> 00:12:53.075 - I missed you too. 255 00:12:53.076 --> 00:12:54.511 So much missing. 256 00:12:54.512 --> 00:12:55.817 [Gasps] 257 00:12:55.818 --> 00:12:57.601 - See my truck on your way in? 258 00:12:57.602 --> 00:12:58.560 I just got new mud tires on her. 259 00:12:58.560 --> 00:12:59.517 Can you believe it? 260 00:12:59.518 --> 00:13:01.388 - Wow. 261 00:13:01.389 --> 00:13:02.781 That must've cost you an arm and a leg. 262 00:13:02.782 --> 00:13:05.827 - Boyfriend's leg, not mine. 263 00:13:05.828 --> 00:13:09.352 I'm so glad to see that you made it back, just in time, too. 264 00:13:09.353 --> 00:13:10.745 - I know. For the ball, right? 265 00:13:10.746 --> 00:13:12.529 - Oh, sure. If that even happens, 266 00:13:12.530 --> 00:13:14.270 they'll probably have the permits 267 00:13:14.271 --> 00:13:15.750 to tear this old heap of timber down by then. 268 00:13:15.751 --> 00:13:17.534 - Tear it down? 269 00:13:17.535 --> 00:13:19.885 - Yeah, for the new shopping complex! 270 00:13:19.886 --> 00:13:21.843 This is prime real estate, you know. 271 00:13:21.844 --> 00:13:24.107 Location, location, location. 272 00:13:26.370 --> 00:13:27.980 You'd me a perfect person to write an article on it! 273 00:13:27.981 --> 00:13:29.503 Yeah, it would bring some hype to the mega mall! 274 00:13:29.504 --> 00:13:31.505 [Grace chuckles anxiously] 275 00:13:31.506 --> 00:13:33.855 Or is that beneath you? 276 00:13:33.856 --> 00:13:37.424 You are little miss famous now, aren't you? [Laughs] 277 00:13:37.425 --> 00:13:39.818 I have both your novels on my bedside table. 278 00:13:39.819 --> 00:13:41.080 - You've read my books? 279 00:13:41.081 --> 00:13:42.733 - Read them? 280 00:13:42.734 --> 00:13:44.823 I inhaled them! 281 00:13:44.824 --> 00:13:46.825 I was so relieved when Savannah finally left lyndon 282 00:13:46.826 --> 00:13:48.870 to go pursue her own career, 283 00:13:48.871 --> 00:13:51.090 and she can finally start dating men of a higher caliber 284 00:13:51.091 --> 00:13:55.181 and tax bracket, if you know what I mean. [Laughing] 285 00:13:55.182 --> 00:13:56.182 - Yeah. 286 00:13:57.227 --> 00:13:59.663 Well, my characters await, so... 287 00:13:59.664 --> 00:14:00.404 I should get back to it. 288 00:14:00.405 --> 00:14:01.927 - Of course. 289 00:14:01.928 --> 00:14:03.624 But I wouldn't recommend doing it here. 290 00:14:03.625 --> 00:14:06.366 The contractor's in and out all day. 291 00:14:06.367 --> 00:14:09.282 - Right, for the much needed shopping mall. 292 00:14:09.283 --> 00:14:10.240 - Exactly. 293 00:14:10.240 --> 00:14:11.240 - Yeah. 294 00:14:12.373 --> 00:14:15.550 [Soft instrumental music] 295 00:14:48.670 --> 00:14:51.107 [Grace sighs] 296 00:15:00.900 --> 00:15:02.813 Lyndon and Savannah's stroll through the Rose garden 297 00:15:02.814 --> 00:15:05.773 became a march down blame Lane. 298 00:15:05.774 --> 00:15:07.557 "I can't believe you'd tear down the walls of our love 299 00:15:07.558 --> 00:15:09.864 without so much as running the idea by me first," 300 00:15:09.865 --> 00:15:11.213 Savannah snaps. 301 00:15:11.214 --> 00:15:13.172 [Quirky music] 302 00:15:13.173 --> 00:15:14.477 - Grace. 303 00:15:14.478 --> 00:15:15.870 - "It's just a building, Ramona. 304 00:15:15.871 --> 00:15:17.959 I knew you'd say no, 305 00:15:17.960 --> 00:15:20.570 so I made an executive decision," lyndon replies. 306 00:15:20.571 --> 00:15:21.832 "What gives you the right?" 307 00:15:21.833 --> 00:15:22.833 - Grace! 308 00:15:24.271 --> 00:15:25.707 - I'm sorry, I'm try- 309 00:15:27.317 --> 00:15:28.317 Sean. 310 00:15:31.800 --> 00:15:35.237 - Sorry, I just heard your voice and underwent a... 311 00:15:35.238 --> 00:15:35.891 Minor heart attack. 312 00:15:35.892 --> 00:15:37.718 [Grace chuckles] 313 00:15:37.719 --> 00:15:39.372 - Were you sitting there the whole time? 314 00:15:39.373 --> 00:15:40.503 At our tree? 315 00:15:40.504 --> 00:15:41.504 - Is this... 316 00:15:42.419 --> 00:15:43.811 Our tree? 317 00:15:43.812 --> 00:15:44.682 [Sean chuckles nervously] 318 00:15:44.683 --> 00:15:45.726 It is, I... 319 00:15:45.727 --> 00:15:48.120 No, no, no, I was... 320 00:15:48.121 --> 00:15:51.340 On a work break and I decided to get some fresh air. 321 00:15:51.341 --> 00:15:52.341 - Right. 322 00:15:53.909 --> 00:15:55.562 Wait, you work here? 323 00:15:55.563 --> 00:15:57.651 Yeah, I got my master's in architecture, 324 00:15:57.652 --> 00:16:00.523 and then, what would you know, 325 00:16:00.524 --> 00:16:04.005 first job I land is right back at home. 326 00:16:04.006 --> 00:16:05.659 - Building the new shopping complex! 327 00:16:05.660 --> 00:16:06.921 I heard. 328 00:16:06.922 --> 00:16:08.792 - No, no, no. 329 00:16:08.793 --> 00:16:11.186 I'm here to make sure that doesn't happen. 330 00:16:11.187 --> 00:16:13.406 I'm trying to get the old mansion deemed historic 331 00:16:13.407 --> 00:16:14.668 and save it. 332 00:16:14.669 --> 00:16:16.279 - Really? That's amazing! 333 00:16:19.369 --> 00:16:21.022 Uh... 334 00:16:21.023 --> 00:16:22.981 Sorry, I kind of went a little crazy 335 00:16:22.982 --> 00:16:25.331 when Heather told me they were tearing it down. 336 00:16:25.332 --> 00:16:26.332 - Heather told you? 337 00:16:26.333 --> 00:16:27.986 - Can you believe it? 338 00:16:27.987 --> 00:16:29.813 She actually sounded excited about it too. 339 00:16:29.814 --> 00:16:32.468 Same country Princess as always. 340 00:16:32.469 --> 00:16:33.774 - She was a sucker for outlet stores. 341 00:16:33.775 --> 00:16:36.299 [Grace laughs] 342 00:16:38.562 --> 00:16:40.824 - So does this mean you're gonna the blue moon ball? 343 00:16:40.825 --> 00:16:42.784 - I haven't missed one yet. 344 00:16:43.959 --> 00:16:45.786 Are you going? 345 00:16:45.787 --> 00:16:46.787 - I am now. 346 00:16:49.008 --> 00:16:51.618 - I'm really glad that I ran into you. 347 00:16:51.619 --> 00:16:53.576 Or bothered you. 348 00:16:53.577 --> 00:16:54.969 - At least some things never changed. 349 00:16:54.970 --> 00:16:57.494 [Both chuckle] 350 00:16:59.714 --> 00:17:01.976 - You look really good. 351 00:17:01.977 --> 00:17:03.457 - I am really good. 352 00:17:06.025 --> 00:17:07.634 - I think you're supposed to say that... 353 00:17:07.635 --> 00:17:08.722 I look really good too. 354 00:17:08.723 --> 00:17:11.029 [Grace laughs] 355 00:17:11.030 --> 00:17:12.640 - Isn't that a given? 356 00:17:15.512 --> 00:17:16.991 - Well, I've... 357 00:17:16.992 --> 00:17:19.080 Got to get back to work. 358 00:17:19.081 --> 00:17:21.778 I got to find grounds to deem the mansion historic, 359 00:17:21.779 --> 00:17:23.954 then write a 20-page proposal. 360 00:17:23.955 --> 00:17:25.826 - Save the blue moon ball. 361 00:17:25.827 --> 00:17:26.914 - Exactly! 362 00:17:26.915 --> 00:17:28.611 So... 363 00:17:28.612 --> 00:17:31.310 I'll see you around, I guess? 364 00:17:31.311 --> 00:17:32.311 - Maybe. 365 00:17:43.453 --> 00:17:44.801 Danny, hey. 366 00:17:44.802 --> 00:17:45.802 - Hey. 367 00:17:46.891 --> 00:17:48.892 Can you come to my office? 368 00:17:48.893 --> 00:17:50.981 I want to talk about the book signing. 369 00:17:50.982 --> 00:17:53.201 I heard through the grapevine that after selling one book, 370 00:17:53.202 --> 00:17:55.073 you proceeded to pack up early. 371 00:17:55.074 --> 00:17:56.335 Tell me the grapevine lies. 372 00:17:56.336 --> 00:17:57.336 - I did. 373 00:17:59.165 --> 00:18:00.774 You told me to go to the place where I first fell in love, 374 00:18:00.775 --> 00:18:03.342 so I flew home last night. 375 00:18:03.343 --> 00:18:05.257 - Flew home? 376 00:18:05.258 --> 00:18:07.824 I was talking about in your mind, not on a plane. 377 00:18:07.825 --> 00:18:09.652 - Oops. 378 00:18:09.653 --> 00:18:11.132 - Well, you're there now, I suppose. 379 00:18:11.133 --> 00:18:12.829 Getting lots of writing done? 380 00:18:12.830 --> 00:18:13.830 - Tons! 381 00:18:14.658 --> 00:18:15.963 - Great. 382 00:18:15.964 --> 00:18:17.095 Send me the pages by Friday. 383 00:18:17.096 --> 00:18:19.140 - Prepare to be amazed. 384 00:18:19.141 --> 00:18:21.925 - You know, in this profession, I prepare for the worst 385 00:18:21.926 --> 00:18:23.492 and I pray for slightly better. 386 00:18:23.493 --> 00:18:24.711 Bye, grace. 387 00:18:24.712 --> 00:18:25.495 [Hangs up phone] 388 00:18:25.495 --> 00:18:26.495 - By- 389 00:18:30.674 --> 00:18:32.501 - [contractor] Joe, come here! 390 00:18:32.502 --> 00:18:34.896 [Curious music] 391 00:18:43.905 --> 00:18:45.298 - [Heather] Sean! 392 00:18:49.040 --> 00:18:50.780 - Hey, Heather. 393 00:18:50.781 --> 00:18:51.955 How was your day? 394 00:18:51.956 --> 00:18:53.654 - Oh, good as good can be. 395 00:18:55.308 --> 00:18:57.004 Spent most of it at the riding club, 396 00:18:57.005 --> 00:18:59.049 practicing dressage with star. 397 00:18:59.050 --> 00:19:00.660 I'm gonna need new gloves soon. 398 00:19:00.661 --> 00:19:01.878 - My day was good too. 399 00:19:01.879 --> 00:19:03.793 Thanks for asking. 400 00:19:03.794 --> 00:19:05.882 - Somebody's grumpy. 401 00:19:05.883 --> 00:19:07.710 - I heard you've been talking up the shopping mall, 402 00:19:07.711 --> 00:19:09.756 which seems a little strange, 403 00:19:09.757 --> 00:19:13.716 given that it's my job to make sure that doesn't happen. 404 00:19:13.717 --> 00:19:18.156 - It's your first job, baby boo. A practice run. 405 00:19:18.157 --> 00:19:20.636 Besides, you know how proud my daddy's gonna be 406 00:19:20.637 --> 00:19:22.769 when you declare that site a tear-down. 407 00:19:22.770 --> 00:19:24.336 - Thanks for the vote of confidence, 408 00:19:24.337 --> 00:19:27.252 but this mansion is really important to me. 409 00:19:27.253 --> 00:19:30.864 It's a link to some of this town's most important history. 410 00:19:30.865 --> 00:19:32.431 It's not a tear-down. 411 00:19:32.432 --> 00:19:34.781 - I love that you always think with your heart, 412 00:19:34.782 --> 00:19:37.697 it's the perfect balance to overly logical me, 413 00:19:37.698 --> 00:19:39.742 who has no choice but to point out 414 00:19:39.743 --> 00:19:42.876 that old house hasn't been used in who knows how long. 415 00:19:42.877 --> 00:19:45.052 It's a financial black hole. 416 00:19:45.053 --> 00:19:48.709 That's why the cassidys are finally dropping it. 417 00:19:50.319 --> 00:19:51.885 - You know, I heard they're living 418 00:19:51.886 --> 00:19:52.929 in the suburbs somewhere back east. 419 00:19:52.930 --> 00:19:55.367 The suburbs! Poor things. 420 00:19:55.368 --> 00:19:57.238 People will come shopping here every day 421 00:19:57.239 --> 00:19:59.849 from all over the county and beyond. 422 00:19:59.850 --> 00:20:04.071 It'll increase our town's economy tenfold. 423 00:20:04.072 --> 00:20:06.595 - You know, I didn't need your dad to give me this job. 424 00:20:06.596 --> 00:20:08.858 I can stand on my own two feet. 425 00:20:08.859 --> 00:20:10.818 Of course you can, sweetie. 426 00:20:12.950 --> 00:20:15.256 - You ever gonna stay at your own place? 427 00:20:15.257 --> 00:20:17.476 - Why would I do that, silly? 428 00:20:17.477 --> 00:20:20.436 I make this place just barely livable. 429 00:20:21.742 --> 00:20:23.090 Dinner will be ready in fine 430 00:20:23.091 --> 00:20:27.050 [emotional orchestral music] 431 00:20:27.051 --> 00:20:28.748 - Well! 432 00:20:28.749 --> 00:20:30.097 If it isn't my goddaughter! 433 00:20:30.098 --> 00:20:31.838 - [Grace] Sheriff Carson. 434 00:20:31.839 --> 00:20:33.840 - How are you doing, sweetie? [Laughing] 435 00:20:33.841 --> 00:20:35.407 - When I heard you were back in town, 436 00:20:35.408 --> 00:20:37.060 I decided to camp out in your mom's kitchen. 437 00:20:37.061 --> 00:20:39.976 That way you have no choice but to say howdy. 438 00:20:39.977 --> 00:20:41.891 - Camp out means eat the fridge. 439 00:20:41.892 --> 00:20:42.892 [Sheriff Carson laughs] 440 00:20:42.893 --> 00:20:44.503 - Best fridge in town. 441 00:20:44.504 --> 00:20:45.721 - Well, I'd never come home without visiting 442 00:20:45.722 --> 00:20:47.724 the best storyteller in town. 443 00:20:50.988 --> 00:20:52.075 - Um... 444 00:20:52.076 --> 00:20:53.860 How did the writing go? 445 00:20:53.861 --> 00:20:54.861 Did you manage to stay incognito? 446 00:20:54.862 --> 00:20:55.645 [Grace scoffs] 447 00:20:55.646 --> 00:20:57.255 - As if. 448 00:20:57.256 --> 00:20:58.299 I had to personally introduce myself 449 00:20:58.300 --> 00:21:00.040 as the great-great-granddaughter 450 00:21:00.041 --> 00:21:01.868 of the man who helped build that mansion 451 00:21:01.869 --> 00:21:04.566 to every demolition contractor in the county. 452 00:21:04.567 --> 00:21:06.176 - So you know. 453 00:21:06.177 --> 00:21:07.874 - [Grace] Why didn't you tell me 454 00:21:07.875 --> 00:21:09.963 they were planning to tear it down? 455 00:21:09.964 --> 00:21:11.834 - It's a tragedy, grace, not one we have any power over. 456 00:21:11.835 --> 00:21:14.272 - And it's a reminder that the blue moon ball 457 00:21:14.273 --> 00:21:16.230 is not about fancy location. 458 00:21:16.231 --> 00:21:18.276 It's about bringing the community together. 459 00:21:18.277 --> 00:21:20.234 - So you're gonna host the party in your backyard? 460 00:21:20.235 --> 00:21:22.367 - If it came to that, in a heartbeat, 461 00:21:22.368 --> 00:21:24.978 and anyone in town would do the same thing. 462 00:21:24.979 --> 00:21:26.676 - Yes, ma'am, all true. 463 00:21:29.244 --> 00:21:30.244 - Sean's trying to have the mansion deemed 464 00:21:30.245 --> 00:21:31.855 as a historical site. 465 00:21:34.597 --> 00:21:35.598 - Right. Sean. 466 00:21:37.600 --> 00:21:39.993 I was wondering when your two paths would cross. 467 00:21:39.994 --> 00:21:41.647 - Do you think there's any chance he'll manage to save it? 468 00:21:41.648 --> 00:21:43.039 - Well, Sean's a smart man. 469 00:21:43.040 --> 00:21:44.954 The town's lucky to have him. 470 00:21:44.955 --> 00:21:47.174 That said, he's not exactly the persuasive type. 471 00:21:47.175 --> 00:21:48.349 [Grace snorts] 472 00:21:48.350 --> 00:21:50.133 - That's definitely true. 473 00:21:50.134 --> 00:21:51.005 He could never get me to do anything. 474 00:21:51.006 --> 00:21:53.093 - Yes, I know that. 475 00:21:53.094 --> 00:21:55.965 You were always the ring leader with the bright ideas. 476 00:21:55.966 --> 00:21:57.793 You know, I remember the time you and Sean 477 00:21:57.794 --> 00:21:59.882 stole that fire hose 478 00:21:59.883 --> 00:22:01.101 and flooded out old man Jeremiah's taxidermy shop. 479 00:22:01.102 --> 00:22:02.102 Woo hoo hoo hoo! 480 00:22:02.103 --> 00:22:03.756 He was hopping mad! 481 00:22:03.757 --> 00:22:05.453 - Don't encourage her. 482 00:22:05.454 --> 00:22:07.325 - Like two peas in a pod of mischief. 483 00:22:07.326 --> 00:22:09.805 - I plead the fifth. 484 00:22:09.806 --> 00:22:12.592 [Soft piano music] 485 00:22:18.249 --> 00:22:19.249 - [Grace] Hey, phone? 486 00:22:19.250 --> 00:22:20.121 [Phone beeps] 487 00:22:20.122 --> 00:22:21.164 - [Phone] Yes? 488 00:22:21.165 --> 00:22:22.296 - What does love mean? 489 00:22:22.297 --> 00:22:24.342 [Phone beeps] 490 00:22:24.343 --> 00:22:25.386 - [Phone] An intense feeling of deep affection. 491 00:22:25.387 --> 00:22:27.301 Example: His love of football. 492 00:22:27.302 --> 00:22:28.216 [Phone beeps] 493 00:22:28.217 --> 00:22:30.827 [Phone ringing] 494 00:22:34.004 --> 00:22:35.918 - Grace montague speaking. 495 00:22:35.919 --> 00:22:37.703 - [James] Hey, grace, it's James. 496 00:22:37.704 --> 00:22:39.269 - Hey! 497 00:22:39.270 --> 00:22:40.401 - You'll never guess where I'm at. 498 00:22:40.402 --> 00:22:42.796 Back at the scene of the crime. 499 00:22:44.928 --> 00:22:46.668 Look, I know it's a little bit late for brunch, 500 00:22:46.669 --> 00:22:49.062 but my work is taking me out of the city tomorrow. 501 00:22:49.063 --> 00:22:51.064 So, if you're free tonight, 502 00:22:51.065 --> 00:22:52.892 maybe we could squeeze in that date. 503 00:22:52.893 --> 00:22:55.808 - I'm actually not in la right now. 504 00:22:55.809 --> 00:22:58.811 I'm on a bit of a work trip myself. 505 00:22:58.812 --> 00:23:01.944 - Oh, well, yeah, I knew it was a long shot. 506 00:23:01.945 --> 00:23:04.164 - Um... 507 00:23:04.165 --> 00:23:06.079 Weird question for you. But I was just wondering, 508 00:23:06.080 --> 00:23:09.561 how do you know when to stop diagnosing a patient? 509 00:23:09.562 --> 00:23:12.390 Like, how do you know when you're done testing them 510 00:23:12.391 --> 00:23:15.436 and you can just treat them for what you think it is? 511 00:23:15.437 --> 00:23:17.482 - There's no hard and fast rule. 512 00:23:17.483 --> 00:23:19.745 When I've exhausted all the possibilities I can think of. 513 00:23:19.746 --> 00:23:21.617 Then I just trust my gut. 514 00:23:23.314 --> 00:23:25.141 - Does your next romance novel need a doctor? 515 00:23:25.142 --> 00:23:26.404 [Grace chuckles] 516 00:23:26.405 --> 00:23:29.319 - No, but that actually helped. 517 00:23:29.320 --> 00:23:30.712 Thanks, James. 518 00:23:30.713 --> 00:23:31.453 Have a good night. 519 00:23:31.454 --> 00:23:32.975 - You too. 520 00:23:32.976 --> 00:23:33.976 Bye, grace. 521 00:23:39.418 --> 00:23:40.288 - [Grace] Hey, phone? 522 00:23:40.288 --> 00:23:41.158 [Phone beeps] 523 00:23:41.159 --> 00:23:42.507 - [Phone] Yes? 524 00:23:42.508 --> 00:23:43.812 - How to write a persuasive study 525 00:23:43.813 --> 00:23:45.292 on historical property value. 526 00:23:45.293 --> 00:23:47.512 [Phone beeps] 527 00:23:47.513 --> 00:23:51.037 - Approved historical property applications: 1,021 entries. 528 00:23:51.038 --> 00:23:52.299 [Phone beeps] 529 00:23:52.300 --> 00:23:53.300 - Hey, phone, email links to me. 530 00:23:53.301 --> 00:23:54.475 [Phone beeps] 531 00:23:54.476 --> 00:23:55.303 - [Phone] Emailing links. 532 00:23:55.304 --> 00:23:56.346 [Phone beeps] 533 00:23:56.347 --> 00:23:57.174 [Typing on keyboard] 534 00:23:57.175 --> 00:23:59.307 [Owl hooting] 535 00:24:04.878 --> 00:24:06.270 - Mom, are you awake? 536 00:24:11.798 --> 00:24:13.059 Mom. 537 00:24:13.060 --> 00:24:14.408 Are you awake? 538 00:24:14.409 --> 00:24:15.149 - What happened? What time is it? 539 00:24:15.150 --> 00:24:16.192 - 5:00 A.M.! 540 00:24:16.193 --> 00:24:17.280 [Mom sighs] 541 00:24:17.281 --> 00:24:19.369 - I've been up all night 542 00:24:19.370 --> 00:24:20.370 trying to figure out how to help Sean win a zoning permit, 543 00:24:20.371 --> 00:24:22.198 and I think I've done it. 544 00:24:22.199 --> 00:24:24.200 - So you're an architect now? 545 00:24:24.201 --> 00:24:25.506 - I know! 546 00:24:25.507 --> 00:24:27.421 But like sheriff Carson said, 547 00:24:27.422 --> 00:24:29.205 Sean doesn't need an architect; He needs a writer. 548 00:24:29.206 --> 00:24:30.250 And I'm a writer! 549 00:24:30.251 --> 00:24:31.078 I'm persuasive! 550 00:24:31.078 --> 00:24:31.992 - And loud. 551 00:24:31.993 --> 00:24:33.035 - Yeah. 552 00:24:33.036 --> 00:24:34.733 [Mom sighs] 553 00:24:34.734 --> 00:24:37.344 - You know, grace, this is a noble project, 554 00:24:37.345 --> 00:24:38.519 but do you think it's a good idea 555 00:24:38.520 --> 00:24:40.608 to be working with Sean again? 556 00:24:40.609 --> 00:24:42.175 I mean, I remember when you two broke up. 557 00:24:42.176 --> 00:24:44.482 It just really hurt you. 558 00:24:44.483 --> 00:24:46.135 - It was years ago. 559 00:24:46.136 --> 00:24:47.397 We were just kids. 560 00:24:47.398 --> 00:24:48.616 We've grown past all that. 561 00:24:48.617 --> 00:24:50.662 - Yeah, but what about your work? 562 00:24:50.663 --> 00:24:53.186 Don't you have a deadline the night of the ball? 563 00:24:53.187 --> 00:24:55.275 Shouldn't you stay focused? 564 00:24:55.276 --> 00:24:57.059 - I can do both. 565 00:24:57.060 --> 00:24:58.931 See? 566 00:24:58.932 --> 00:24:59.846 Did you see? 567 00:24:59.847 --> 00:25:01.499 Oh. 568 00:25:01.500 --> 00:25:04.981 [Gentle instrumental music] 569 00:25:13.642 --> 00:25:14.513 I didn't know they taught the two-step 570 00:25:14.514 --> 00:25:16.340 at architectural school. 571 00:25:17.646 --> 00:25:19.604 - Whoever built this place 572 00:25:19.605 --> 00:25:22.172 knew exactly what they were doing. 573 00:25:24.305 --> 00:25:26.175 This house is built with a sprung floor 574 00:25:26.176 --> 00:25:27.873 that absorbs shock. 575 00:25:27.874 --> 00:25:29.702 So when I lift you up... 576 00:25:31.921 --> 00:25:33.922 And then drop you back down... 577 00:25:33.923 --> 00:25:35.228 - I don't break an ankle. 578 00:25:35.229 --> 00:25:36.229 - Exactly. 579 00:25:45.587 --> 00:25:47.850 I want to tell you something. 580 00:25:49.243 --> 00:25:50.243 - Yeah? 581 00:25:53.247 --> 00:25:54.987 - I was hired for this job 582 00:25:54.988 --> 00:25:58.468 because the contractor knew I'd fail. 583 00:25:58.469 --> 00:26:01.036 It's my first job with the firm. 584 00:26:01.037 --> 00:26:03.125 I'm a newbie. 585 00:26:03.126 --> 00:26:04.649 - How would the contractor possibly know that? 586 00:26:04.650 --> 00:26:07.826 - The contractor is Heather's dad. 587 00:26:07.827 --> 00:26:09.262 - Ugh! 588 00:26:09.263 --> 00:26:11.265 Classic small-town nepotism. 589 00:26:13.049 --> 00:26:15.573 - I'm glad you came home. 590 00:26:15.574 --> 00:26:17.400 Might be your last chance to say goodbye 591 00:26:17.401 --> 00:26:19.012 if I botch this job. 592 00:26:21.144 --> 00:26:23.319 - My mom used to tell me stories 593 00:26:23.320 --> 00:26:26.584 that my great-great-grandpa helped build that red barn. 594 00:26:26.585 --> 00:26:28.107 How could such a precious place 595 00:26:28.108 --> 00:26:30.370 not have any historical significance? 596 00:26:30.371 --> 00:26:32.546 - That's so weird! 597 00:26:32.547 --> 00:26:35.723 No, my family used to tell me the exact same story. 598 00:26:35.724 --> 00:26:37.899 - Maybe our ancestors built it together. 599 00:26:37.900 --> 00:26:40.249 And maybe that's why we need to work together now. 600 00:26:40.250 --> 00:26:42.382 We're not gonna let some rich country bureaucrats 601 00:26:42.383 --> 00:26:44.471 take over our town! 602 00:26:44.472 --> 00:26:46.778 If you can prove what makes the site historical, 603 00:26:46.779 --> 00:26:49.215 I'll come up with the arguing proposal. 604 00:26:49.216 --> 00:26:50.433 What do you say? 605 00:26:50.434 --> 00:26:51.000 [Bright orchestral music] 606 00:26:51.000 --> 00:26:52.000 Team? 607 00:26:57.354 --> 00:26:58.354 - Team. 608 00:27:02.359 --> 00:27:04.404 - So what's first on the list? 609 00:27:04.405 --> 00:27:07.407 Library archives or a town-wide save-the-mansion petition? 610 00:27:07.408 --> 00:27:09.627 - Actually, I noticed a quarter wall panel 611 00:27:09.628 --> 00:27:11.454 that looks a little too new. 612 00:27:11.455 --> 00:27:12.455 - So it's been updated. 613 00:27:12.456 --> 00:27:14.240 That's good, right? 614 00:27:14.241 --> 00:27:16.329 - Yeah, but it only takes up half the wall. 615 00:27:16.330 --> 00:27:17.200 - So it's covering something up? 616 00:27:17.201 --> 00:27:19.071 - Exactly. 617 00:27:19.072 --> 00:27:20.812 - Fingers crossed it's not black mold. 618 00:27:20.813 --> 00:27:22.030 - Well, I'm gonna head home and grab some tools. 619 00:27:22.031 --> 00:27:23.423 I'm gonna get that paneling off. 620 00:27:23.424 --> 00:27:26.165 - Great! I can see your new digs. 621 00:27:26.166 --> 00:27:29.559 - Actually, I've had a bit of an infestation. 622 00:27:29.560 --> 00:27:31.344 - Mice? 623 00:27:31.345 --> 00:27:32.562 - Something like that. 624 00:27:32.563 --> 00:27:35.087 I'll drop you off at home and... 625 00:27:35.088 --> 00:27:36.392 We can meet up later. 626 00:27:36.393 --> 00:27:38.090 - Yeah, yeah, that sounds great. 627 00:27:38.091 --> 00:27:41.354 I have some writing to do anyway, so... 628 00:27:41.355 --> 00:27:43.138 No way! 629 00:27:43.139 --> 00:27:45.924 You're still driving Jess? 630 00:27:45.925 --> 00:27:46.925 - Of course! 631 00:27:50.712 --> 00:27:53.758 - You put some work into her. 632 00:27:53.759 --> 00:27:56.804 Ah, there's no more hole in the passenger seat. 633 00:27:56.805 --> 00:27:58.806 - You don't need that old striped pillow anymore. 634 00:27:58.807 --> 00:28:02.244 - Oh yeah! I totally forgot about that thing. 635 00:28:02.245 --> 00:28:04.638 - Got new mud tires on her too. 636 00:28:04.639 --> 00:28:05.813 - Must be the season. 637 00:28:05.814 --> 00:28:07.510 Heather was just telling me 638 00:28:07.511 --> 00:28:09.905 that she got the same thing for her truck. 639 00:28:13.256 --> 00:28:14.517 - Her truck. 640 00:28:14.518 --> 00:28:15.518 Great. 641 00:28:16.433 --> 00:28:17.433 - Mom? 642 00:28:19.219 --> 00:28:20.654 I have a problem. 643 00:28:20.655 --> 00:28:22.395 [Mom chuckles] 644 00:28:22.396 --> 00:28:23.875 As a kid, you would always say that 645 00:28:23.876 --> 00:28:25.615 when you didn't know how to finish a story. 646 00:28:25.616 --> 00:28:27.313 - Well, at least with a story, 647 00:28:27.314 --> 00:28:28.836 I can always erase it and try again. 648 00:28:28.837 --> 00:28:30.185 Those look lovely, by the way. 649 00:28:30.186 --> 00:28:31.883 - Thank you. 650 00:28:31.884 --> 00:28:34.102 - With this, if I mess up, there's no do-over, 651 00:28:34.103 --> 00:28:36.278 no back button. 652 00:28:36.279 --> 00:28:38.454 - And exactly what problem is it we're discussing? 653 00:28:38.455 --> 00:28:39.455 - Sean. 654 00:28:40.588 --> 00:28:42.632 He's acting all weird and aloof. 655 00:28:42.633 --> 00:28:44.460 - Well, you know, maybe his life 656 00:28:44.461 --> 00:28:46.811 is a little more complicated than you think. 657 00:28:46.812 --> 00:28:48.203 - What do you mean? 658 00:28:48.204 --> 00:28:49.683 - Well, I'm not one to pry 659 00:28:49.684 --> 00:28:51.903 into other people's affairs, but... 660 00:28:51.904 --> 00:28:55.776 You know, your history together is complex. 661 00:28:55.777 --> 00:28:57.560 - Technically, I guess we never called off our engagement, 662 00:28:57.561 --> 00:28:58.648 but that was years ago. 663 00:28:58.649 --> 00:29:00.650 - Mm-hm. And now? 664 00:29:00.651 --> 00:29:03.915 - Now we're working together... 665 00:29:03.916 --> 00:29:05.481 And it just feels like all those years 666 00:29:05.482 --> 00:29:08.354 of being best friends never happened. 667 00:29:08.355 --> 00:29:10.356 It I'll just makes me feel more... 668 00:29:10.357 --> 00:29:11.487 - Interested? 669 00:29:11.488 --> 00:29:12.488 - Confused. 670 00:29:14.317 --> 00:29:16.101 - Are you still in love with him? 671 00:29:16.102 --> 00:29:17.102 - No! 672 00:29:19.627 --> 00:29:23.282 I'm in like, emphasis on the like. 673 00:29:23.283 --> 00:29:25.501 And I have no idea if he feels the same way. 674 00:29:25.502 --> 00:29:27.503 - Do you remember when you started writing? 675 00:29:27.504 --> 00:29:28.809 - No. 676 00:29:28.810 --> 00:29:30.942 - It was after your father died. 677 00:29:30.943 --> 00:29:33.074 You needed to just sort through your feelings, 678 00:29:33.075 --> 00:29:34.728 write them out. 679 00:29:34.729 --> 00:29:37.471 So the stories and the poems were fiction. 680 00:29:38.777 --> 00:29:40.909 But your emotions were real. 681 00:29:44.478 --> 00:29:46.479 - So you think I should journal? 682 00:29:46.480 --> 00:29:49.090 - I think it would give you the clarity you need. 683 00:29:49.091 --> 00:29:50.831 - Thanks, mom. 684 00:29:50.832 --> 00:29:53.791 You always have the best advice. 685 00:29:53.792 --> 00:29:57.186 [Gentle orchestral music] 686 00:29:58.405 --> 00:30:01.103 [Truck rumbling] 687 00:30:06.587 --> 00:30:09.285 [Papers tumbling] 688 00:30:20.514 --> 00:30:22.384 - Hey Sean! 689 00:30:22.385 --> 00:30:23.516 You still want to see a movie tonight? 690 00:30:23.517 --> 00:30:25.735 - Yeah, yeah. Just one sec. 691 00:30:25.736 --> 00:30:27.085 - What's with all the letters? 692 00:30:27.086 --> 00:30:28.173 - I just... 693 00:30:28.174 --> 00:30:30.523 Nothing. Just junk mail. 694 00:30:30.524 --> 00:30:32.308 Makes good fire starter. 695 00:30:33.962 --> 00:30:36.660 What movie are we seeing again tonight? 696 00:30:47.584 --> 00:30:48.584 - Okay. 697 00:30:52.894 --> 00:30:55.375 What do I want to say about Sean? 698 00:30:57.116 --> 00:31:00.249 It depends on what he has to say about me. 699 00:31:01.772 --> 00:31:04.340 [Sean grunting] 700 00:31:06.690 --> 00:31:09.344 [Upbeat funk music] 701 00:31:09.345 --> 00:31:11.565 [Grace sighs] 702 00:31:16.875 --> 00:31:20.008 [Wood panel clunking] 703 00:31:24.360 --> 00:31:26.797 [Phone ringing] 704 00:31:28.234 --> 00:31:29.321 Hello? 705 00:31:29.322 --> 00:31:31.497 - Hey! Are you busy? 706 00:31:31.498 --> 00:31:33.281 - If you consider staring at a blank computer screen busy, 707 00:31:33.282 --> 00:31:34.674 then yes. 708 00:31:34.675 --> 00:31:35.718 - Sounds rough. 709 00:31:35.719 --> 00:31:37.503 - Yeah. I need a break. 710 00:31:37.504 --> 00:31:39.679 - Good. You're never gonna believe this. 711 00:31:39.680 --> 00:31:40.681 - What is it? 712 00:31:42.813 --> 00:31:45.599 [Mysterious music] 713 00:31:48.254 --> 00:31:49.429 What is all this? 714 00:31:53.650 --> 00:31:55.347 - It looks like an old doorway 715 00:31:55.348 --> 00:31:58.045 that someone filled in, and some vandalism. 716 00:31:58.046 --> 00:32:00.439 - I don't think it's vandalism. 717 00:32:00.440 --> 00:32:02.832 An old tradition, maybe. 718 00:32:02.833 --> 00:32:05.358 - Names and hearts. Past lovers? 719 00:32:07.490 --> 00:32:08.926 - Okay, what were your grandparents' names? 720 00:32:08.927 --> 00:32:11.059 - Albert and Marjorie. Why? 721 00:32:12.495 --> 00:32:14.541 - Do you think this was them? 722 00:32:16.369 --> 00:32:17.935 - There's only one way to find out. 723 00:32:17.936 --> 00:32:18.893 - They're still alive? 724 00:32:18.894 --> 00:32:20.589 - Grandpa Albert is. 725 00:32:20.590 --> 00:32:22.591 Present's a little tricky, 726 00:32:22.592 --> 00:32:24.854 but the past he knows like the back of his hand. 727 00:32:24.855 --> 00:32:27.553 - You up for a trip down memory Lane? 728 00:32:27.554 --> 00:32:29.816 - On one condition. 729 00:32:29.817 --> 00:32:31.644 - Anything from my partner in crime. 730 00:32:31.645 --> 00:32:33.472 - I get to drive Jess. 731 00:32:33.473 --> 00:32:36.432 [Energetic rock music] 732 00:32:38.608 --> 00:32:40.783 - I really appreciate you doing this, grace, 733 00:32:40.784 --> 00:32:41.959 especially when you have work of your own 734 00:32:41.960 --> 00:32:44.396 you've got to get back to. 735 00:32:44.397 --> 00:32:46.702 - I wouldn't exactly consider this work. 736 00:32:46.703 --> 00:32:47.703 - Lucky! 737 00:32:49.706 --> 00:32:51.838 I barely slept with all the thoughts racing through my mind. 738 00:32:51.839 --> 00:32:54.754 - I mean, there's really only two ways we can go, right? 739 00:32:54.755 --> 00:32:56.582 - You're right. 740 00:32:56.583 --> 00:32:58.367 We save her or we don't. 741 00:33:01.675 --> 00:33:06.245 Hey, I'm really doing everything I can to save the mansion. 742 00:33:08.203 --> 00:33:09.812 I know I screwed up and disappointed you in the past, 743 00:33:09.813 --> 00:33:12.641 but I'll try not to let that happen again. 744 00:33:12.642 --> 00:33:14.774 - Disappointed me? 745 00:33:14.775 --> 00:33:18.517 Sean, I sent you about 101 text messages, 746 00:33:18.518 --> 00:33:20.998 countless embarrassing late-night voicemails, 747 00:33:20.999 --> 00:33:22.869 and you couldn't so much as call me back? 748 00:33:22.870 --> 00:33:24.653 - But... 749 00:33:24.654 --> 00:33:26.438 You never came back! 750 00:33:26.439 --> 00:33:28.048 - I was chasing my dreams to be a writer! 751 00:33:28.049 --> 00:33:30.920 You said you wanted that for me. 752 00:33:30.921 --> 00:33:31.921 - And I did! 753 00:33:33.533 --> 00:33:35.012 - So I don't get it. 754 00:33:35.013 --> 00:33:36.884 You're not making sense. 755 00:33:39.060 --> 00:33:41.628 - I really screwed up, didn't I? 756 00:33:46.502 --> 00:33:47.633 [Truck turns off] 757 00:33:47.634 --> 00:33:48.938 [Grace sighs] 758 00:33:48.939 --> 00:33:49.983 - You did. 759 00:33:49.984 --> 00:33:52.595 [Upbeat clapping] 760 00:33:54.467 --> 00:33:55.424 Do you think it's too late to fix it? 761 00:33:55.425 --> 00:33:56.946 - Fix it? 762 00:33:56.947 --> 00:33:58.296 - I still have the bolt, Sean. 763 00:33:58.297 --> 00:33:59.427 - Get down! 764 00:33:59.428 --> 00:34:00.950 - What? 765 00:34:00.951 --> 00:34:01.648 - Your hair! There's a bug in it! 766 00:34:01.649 --> 00:34:02.691 Let me get it! 767 00:34:02.692 --> 00:34:03.302 - [Grace] There's a- 768 00:34:03.303 --> 00:34:04.998 ew! 769 00:34:04.999 --> 00:34:07.348 Ew, ew, ew! Get it out, get it out! 770 00:34:07.349 --> 00:34:08.741 Did you get it? 771 00:34:08.742 --> 00:34:09.612 Sean! 772 00:34:09.613 --> 00:34:11.004 - Got it. 773 00:34:11.005 --> 00:34:12.527 - Let me see it! 774 00:34:12.528 --> 00:34:13.833 - I smashed it. 775 00:34:13.834 --> 00:34:14.877 Wait here. 776 00:34:14.878 --> 00:34:16.489 I'm gonna get grandpa. 777 00:34:17.446 --> 00:34:18.446 - Yeah. 778 00:34:19.840 --> 00:34:21.320 You go get grandpa. 779 00:34:23.017 --> 00:34:25.628 [Grace shrieks] 780 00:34:41.557 --> 00:34:43.080 - Hi, Mrs. Montague! 781 00:34:43.081 --> 00:34:45.125 - Oh, well, Heather! Hello! 782 00:34:45.126 --> 00:34:46.953 Did you jog all the way here? 783 00:34:46.954 --> 00:34:48.433 - Exercise keeps me focused. 784 00:34:48.434 --> 00:34:50.217 - I love the determination. 785 00:34:50.218 --> 00:34:51.784 What brings you out to the area? 786 00:34:51.785 --> 00:34:54.091 - Well, it's a town-wide survey, 787 00:34:54.092 --> 00:34:56.005 I want to know exactly what kind of stores 788 00:34:56.006 --> 00:34:58.138 this town wants to see in the new mall. 789 00:34:58.139 --> 00:35:02.795 A new tech shop, a trendy cafe, arts boutiques, you name it. 790 00:35:02.796 --> 00:35:04.623 - I'm very sorry, Heather. 791 00:35:04.624 --> 00:35:06.668 I just don't think it's right I take the survey. 792 00:35:06.669 --> 00:35:10.063 Grace and I are dead set against the mansion demolition. 793 00:35:10.064 --> 00:35:11.891 - Well, that's all right. [Chuckles] 794 00:35:11.892 --> 00:35:14.372 You have a great day, Mrs. Montague. 795 00:35:14.373 --> 00:35:15.373 - You too. 796 00:35:18.159 --> 00:35:19.377 - Mrs. Montague? 797 00:35:19.378 --> 00:35:21.335 - Yes, dear? 798 00:35:21.336 --> 00:35:24.687 - Grace is really lucky to have such a supportive mom. 799 00:35:26.167 --> 00:35:27.515 - [Sean] How are you feeling? 800 00:35:27.516 --> 00:35:29.038 How they treating you in there? 801 00:35:29.039 --> 00:35:30.692 - Well, I can't complain, you know. 802 00:35:30.693 --> 00:35:32.738 I mean, I started out with nothing, 803 00:35:32.739 --> 00:35:34.870 and I still have most of it left. 804 00:35:34.871 --> 00:35:37.003 [Both laugh] 805 00:35:37.004 --> 00:35:37.918 - [Sean] You're doing great. I mean, look at you. 806 00:35:37.919 --> 00:35:39.745 - Well, you know. 807 00:35:39.746 --> 00:35:40.876 - Grandpa Albert, this is the friend 808 00:35:40.877 --> 00:35:41.964 I was telling you about, grace. 809 00:35:41.965 --> 00:35:43.401 - [Grandpa] Who? Speak up. 810 00:35:43.402 --> 00:35:44.054 - Grace! 811 00:35:44.055 --> 00:35:45.403 - Eh? 812 00:35:45.404 --> 00:35:46.752 - Oh! 813 00:35:46.753 --> 00:35:47.971 Marjorie, my dear! 814 00:35:49.147 --> 00:35:51.278 Let's go to the races! 815 00:35:51.279 --> 00:35:53.759 - Grandpa Albert, that's not Marjorie. She's- 816 00:35:53.760 --> 00:35:55.500 - at the riding club. 817 00:35:55.501 --> 00:35:58.285 - Oh, at the riding club? 818 00:35:58.286 --> 00:36:00.461 - Well, of course she is. [Laughs] 819 00:36:00.462 --> 00:36:01.941 I'm sorry, dear. 820 00:36:01.942 --> 00:36:03.769 My mistake. 821 00:36:03.770 --> 00:36:04.684 - I guess the green family loving me 822 00:36:04.685 --> 00:36:06.163 must be a genetic trait. 823 00:36:06.164 --> 00:36:08.121 [Grandpa chuckles] 824 00:36:08.122 --> 00:36:09.905 - Taxi driver... 825 00:36:09.906 --> 00:36:12.952 Take me to the mansion gardens! 826 00:36:12.953 --> 00:36:16.564 I haven't seen a blooming lilac in years. 827 00:36:16.565 --> 00:36:17.565 - Yes, sir. 828 00:36:22.745 --> 00:36:26.183 - [Grandpa] Oh, what a time to be alive. 829 00:36:26.184 --> 00:36:28.315 - Grandpa? - Eh? 830 00:36:28.316 --> 00:36:31.144 - I wanted to ask you about the blue moon ball. 831 00:36:31.145 --> 00:36:32.580 Do you remember it? 832 00:36:32.581 --> 00:36:34.757 - Well, of course I remember it! 833 00:36:37.064 --> 00:36:41.329 Dancing under the blue moon is how every man in this town 834 00:36:42.678 --> 00:36:44.244 found the love of his life, 835 00:36:44.245 --> 00:36:46.682 glowing under Luna's soft kiss. 836 00:36:49.859 --> 00:36:51.599 - That's beautiful. 837 00:36:51.600 --> 00:36:53.166 Is that how you met Marjorie? 838 00:36:53.167 --> 00:36:55.474 - Oh, no, no, we grew up together. 839 00:36:57.345 --> 00:36:59.259 We were in the same class 840 00:36:59.260 --> 00:37:02.742 all the way from kindergarten through graduation. 841 00:37:04.526 --> 00:37:05.571 - Just like us. 842 00:37:07.442 --> 00:37:09.791 - Albert, we were wondering about the mansion. 843 00:37:09.792 --> 00:37:11.315 We found some carved initials, and we were just wondering 844 00:37:11.316 --> 00:37:13.795 if they had any sort of significance. 845 00:37:13.796 --> 00:37:15.623 - Significance? 846 00:37:15.624 --> 00:37:16.885 [Scoffs] 847 00:37:16.886 --> 00:37:18.974 It's a tradition! 848 00:37:18.975 --> 00:37:21.413 As old as the blue moon itself. 849 00:37:23.415 --> 00:37:26.722 Legend had it that if a young man would carve his name 850 00:37:28.507 --> 00:37:31.161 next to the name of the woman he loved, 851 00:37:32.902 --> 00:37:34.947 they would be brought together again 852 00:37:34.948 --> 00:37:36.819 under the next blue moon, 853 00:37:38.168 --> 00:37:39.778 and the moon would see to it, 854 00:37:39.779 --> 00:37:41.823 no matter what the circumstances, 855 00:37:41.824 --> 00:37:45.698 that their paths would cross and their love blossom. 856 00:37:46.873 --> 00:37:48.743 - Does it work? 857 00:37:48.744 --> 00:37:50.789 - Ask Marjorie. 858 00:37:50.790 --> 00:37:52.922 We've been married since 1960. 859 00:37:55.229 --> 00:37:57.186 Why are you asking all these questions 860 00:37:57.187 --> 00:37:59.668 about the blue moon ball anyway? 861 00:38:00.800 --> 00:38:03.149 - Grandpa Albert... 862 00:38:03.150 --> 00:38:07.719 There are some people who want to tear the mansion down. 863 00:38:07.720 --> 00:38:09.547 Me and grace, we're trying to gather 864 00:38:09.548 --> 00:38:12.637 as much information as we can to stop that from happening. 865 00:38:12.638 --> 00:38:13.900 - That's criminal! 866 00:38:16.206 --> 00:38:18.556 [Grandpa groaning] 867 00:38:18.557 --> 00:38:19.644 - Grandpa! 868 00:38:19.645 --> 00:38:21.036 Where are you going? 869 00:38:21.037 --> 00:38:22.037 - The study! 870 00:38:23.301 --> 00:38:24.301 - There's a study? 871 00:38:24.302 --> 00:38:25.825 - Not that I know of. 872 00:38:30.308 --> 00:38:31.351 - [Sean] Grandpa, where are you going? 873 00:38:31.352 --> 00:38:32.440 - You'll see. 874 00:38:35.225 --> 00:38:38.011 [Grandpa chuckles] 875 00:38:40.230 --> 00:38:41.841 Prepare to be amazed. 876 00:38:52.982 --> 00:38:54.854 - [Grace] Nice work, Sean. 877 00:38:55.942 --> 00:38:57.290 - That's a boy. 878 00:38:57.291 --> 00:38:58.553 Ah, here we go. 879 00:39:01.774 --> 00:39:03.123 Whoa-ho, here it is. 880 00:39:07.910 --> 00:39:09.433 - Is this an original map of our town? 881 00:39:09.434 --> 00:39:11.826 - [Grandpa] Uh-huh. 882 00:39:11.827 --> 00:39:12.654 - It can't be. 883 00:39:12.655 --> 00:39:14.220 The year's 1831. 884 00:39:14.221 --> 00:39:16.309 We weren't found until 1845. 885 00:39:16.310 --> 00:39:18.442 - That's right. 886 00:39:18.443 --> 00:39:21.880 The original founder of this land, Austin Hastings, 887 00:39:21.881 --> 00:39:24.796 bought over 10,000 acres 888 00:39:24.797 --> 00:39:28.495 and built this mansion for his wife. 889 00:39:28.496 --> 00:39:31.933 They knew they had something special here, 890 00:39:31.934 --> 00:39:33.979 so they started giving land deeds 891 00:39:33.980 --> 00:39:36.373 to some of the struggling local farmers 892 00:39:36.374 --> 00:39:38.940 to foster a community. 893 00:39:38.941 --> 00:39:42.641 He envisioned a town, and this is what it became. 894 00:39:45.426 --> 00:39:48.646 - Enough to have to have it declared a historic site? 895 00:39:48.647 --> 00:39:51.039 - I mean, if we can find the original deeds, 896 00:39:51.040 --> 00:39:52.867 I don't see why not. 897 00:39:52.868 --> 00:39:56.044 - Find 'em? [Chuckles] 898 00:39:56.045 --> 00:39:58.960 My grandpa used to bring me here to the mansion 899 00:39:58.961 --> 00:40:01.834 when I was a child for history lessons. 900 00:40:04.053 --> 00:40:06.925 Now, Mr. Hastings kept every document he ever had 901 00:40:06.926 --> 00:40:08.710 right here in this desk. 902 00:40:11.017 --> 00:40:12.017 There you go. 903 00:40:14.716 --> 00:40:16.630 [Grace chuckles] 904 00:40:16.631 --> 00:40:20.286 - Look, we're all here. The montagues, the Greens. 905 00:40:20.287 --> 00:40:22.462 - As a gesture of appreciation, 906 00:40:22.463 --> 00:40:26.249 the local farmers built Mr. Hastings the red barn. 907 00:40:31.211 --> 00:40:32.212 - Grace, I... 908 00:40:34.344 --> 00:40:36.171 I wanna ask you something. 909 00:40:36.172 --> 00:40:37.172 - Yeah? 910 00:40:38.218 --> 00:40:39.785 - It's kinda awkward. 911 00:40:42.483 --> 00:40:44.136 I'm more just asking for a friend. 912 00:40:44.137 --> 00:40:46.269 Oh, well, yeah, let's hear it. 913 00:40:49.490 --> 00:40:52.057 - He has this girlfriend... 914 00:40:52.058 --> 00:40:55.104 And she was supposed to be just a rebound 915 00:40:57.193 --> 00:41:00.587 to help him get over the biggest heartbreak of his life. 916 00:41:00.588 --> 00:41:03.156 But that rebound turned out to be 917 00:41:04.853 --> 00:41:08.160 more permanent than he expected. 918 00:41:08.161 --> 00:41:11.555 And he's been trying to break up with her for months now, 919 00:41:11.556 --> 00:41:15.081 but he doesn't want to hurt anyone's feelings. 920 00:41:17.475 --> 00:41:19.998 - Us girls are tougher than we look. 921 00:41:19.999 --> 00:41:21.608 You should just be honest with her. 922 00:41:21.609 --> 00:41:24.220 No one likes getting strung along. 923 00:41:25.439 --> 00:41:27.136 Do I know this couple? 924 00:41:28.224 --> 00:41:29.964 - Yeah. 925 00:41:29.965 --> 00:41:32.227 It's Heather actually. 926 00:41:32.228 --> 00:41:34.360 - Ugh. 927 00:41:34.361 --> 00:41:37.320 I pity the man who's ever crossed paths with her. 928 00:41:42.021 --> 00:41:43.021 - Me too. 929 00:41:48.114 --> 00:41:49.331 Pot hole! 930 00:41:49.332 --> 00:41:52.074 [Tires squealing] 931 00:41:54.207 --> 00:41:57.253 [Police siren blaring] 932 00:41:58.516 --> 00:42:00.342 - I don't know about you, 933 00:42:00.343 --> 00:42:02.257 but I'd sooner take a pothole over a ticket. 934 00:42:02.258 --> 00:42:04.521 - It's Jess we're talking about. 935 00:42:04.522 --> 00:42:07.262 - You've got me there. 936 00:42:07.263 --> 00:42:09.482 Just let me do the talking. It's fine. 937 00:42:09.483 --> 00:42:12.355 [Upbeat funk music] 938 00:42:24.237 --> 00:42:26.543 [Grace chuckles] 939 00:42:26.544 --> 00:42:29.937 - Sorry, officer. I was just avoiding a pothole. 940 00:42:29.938 --> 00:42:31.635 - Mm-hm. 941 00:42:31.636 --> 00:42:33.027 Well, grace, I know these country roads 942 00:42:33.028 --> 00:42:35.464 aren't as pristine as la. 943 00:42:35.465 --> 00:42:37.031 That with some pretty erratic driving, 944 00:42:37.032 --> 00:42:39.338 even for the likes of this town, 945 00:42:39.339 --> 00:42:41.340 not to mention you're in the company 946 00:42:41.341 --> 00:42:44.561 of one of the most notorious party boys in these parts. 947 00:42:44.562 --> 00:42:46.084 - Sean? 948 00:42:46.085 --> 00:42:47.389 - Me? 949 00:42:47.390 --> 00:42:49.217 - No, I'm talking about Albert. 950 00:42:49.218 --> 00:42:50.610 Best square dance caller I know. 951 00:42:50.611 --> 00:42:52.481 [All laughing] 952 00:42:52.482 --> 00:42:54.832 So, to ensure that we keep the streets safe, 953 00:42:54.833 --> 00:42:58.662 I'm gonna need you to prove that you haven't been drinking. 954 00:42:58.663 --> 00:43:00.359 Hop on out of the car, miss montague. 955 00:43:00.360 --> 00:43:01.840 You, too, partner. 956 00:43:04.799 --> 00:43:06.495 - What can I do for you, sheriff? 957 00:43:06.496 --> 00:43:07.540 Want me to walk the line? 958 00:43:07.541 --> 00:43:09.760 - Not quite, grace. 959 00:43:09.761 --> 00:43:12.545 I've found line dance is a much better judge of sobriety. 960 00:43:12.546 --> 00:43:13.546 [Turns on music] 961 00:43:13.547 --> 00:43:15.374 - You're kidding! 962 00:43:15.375 --> 00:43:17.289 I don't even remember how to line dance! 963 00:43:17.290 --> 00:43:18.247 - Maybe your good friend Sean here can remind you. 964 00:43:18.248 --> 00:43:19.770 Come on. Hop to it. 965 00:43:19.771 --> 00:43:21.075 - It was the line dance king in the day. 966 00:43:21.076 --> 00:43:22.947 [Grace laughs] 967 00:43:22.948 --> 00:43:23.991 [Upbeat country music] 968 00:43:23.992 --> 00:43:25.123 - Cowboy up! 969 00:43:25.124 --> 00:43:26.081 Come on! 970 00:43:26.082 --> 00:43:28.518 - Oh! [Chuckles] 971 00:43:30.912 --> 00:43:33.566 [All laughing] 972 00:43:33.567 --> 00:43:35.263 I haven't done this since the last ball. 973 00:43:35.264 --> 00:43:37.439 I can't believe my feet even know what to do. 974 00:43:37.440 --> 00:43:41.139 - It's not your feet. It's your heart. 975 00:43:41.140 --> 00:43:44.317 [Grace and Sean laughing] 976 00:43:51.193 --> 00:43:52.107 - Sweetie? 977 00:43:52.108 --> 00:43:53.238 [Knocks on door] 978 00:43:53.239 --> 00:43:55.370 Are you awake? 979 00:43:55.371 --> 00:43:58.547 I know you've been up for hours writing, but I made cookies. 980 00:43:58.548 --> 00:43:59.419 [Mom shouts] 981 00:43:59.420 --> 00:44:00.680 [Dishes clatter] 982 00:44:00.681 --> 00:44:02.770 - Oatmeal raisin! My favorite! 983 00:44:04.816 --> 00:44:06.555 - I thought you were in your room. Did you sneak out? 984 00:44:06.556 --> 00:44:08.862 - Sneak out? 985 00:44:08.863 --> 00:44:10.647 I hate to burst your bubble, mom, but I'm not 16 anymore. 986 00:44:10.648 --> 00:44:13.519 - No, six is a better estimate. 987 00:44:13.520 --> 00:44:15.434 - Come on. 988 00:44:15.435 --> 00:44:16.783 I want to tell you about my ideas for the mansion 989 00:44:16.784 --> 00:44:18.045 that required your wisdom and expertise. 990 00:44:18.046 --> 00:44:19.307 - Oh. 991 00:44:19.308 --> 00:44:22.311 [Bouncy instrumental music] 992 00:44:23.661 --> 00:44:25.705 [Crickets chirping] 993 00:44:25.706 --> 00:44:27.272 - Sean says the biggest problem with the mansion 994 00:44:27.273 --> 00:44:28.795 is keeping it heated and maintained 995 00:44:28.796 --> 00:44:30.667 while it's not being used. 996 00:44:30.668 --> 00:44:33.452 - Which is 99% of the time. 997 00:44:33.453 --> 00:44:35.149 And if we had a ball there every night, 998 00:44:35.150 --> 00:44:36.542 well, then we'd lose the very rarity 999 00:44:36.543 --> 00:44:38.936 that makes it so special. 1000 00:44:38.937 --> 00:44:40.894 - The town's been helping the cassidys 1001 00:44:40.895 --> 00:44:44.115 with the costs for a long time, but it's a big number. 1002 00:44:44.116 --> 00:44:46.596 Maybe it doesn't have to be a ball. 1003 00:44:48.033 --> 00:44:50.643 What about a farmers market? 1004 00:44:50.644 --> 00:44:52.427 - Or a wedding venue. 1005 00:44:52.428 --> 00:44:53.472 It's so beautiful. 1006 00:44:53.473 --> 00:44:55.604 - Why not both? 1007 00:44:55.605 --> 00:44:58.129 - Well, people have been asking 1008 00:44:58.130 --> 00:45:01.523 for an indoor farmers market for years. 1009 00:45:01.524 --> 00:45:03.656 We could use the barn. 1010 00:45:03.657 --> 00:45:05.571 - And the house and the grounds are magazine worthy. 1011 00:45:05.572 --> 00:45:07.225 We'd just need a marketing campaign to get the word out. 1012 00:45:07.226 --> 00:45:08.923 - Oh! They're perfect. 1013 00:45:11.012 --> 00:45:13.144 But who'd run it. 1014 00:45:13.145 --> 00:45:14.449 - I happen to know a certain empty nester 1015 00:45:14.450 --> 00:45:15.494 who's been needing a new baby. 1016 00:45:15.495 --> 00:45:16.800 [Mom laughs] 1017 00:45:16.801 --> 00:45:18.323 - Am I so obvious? 1018 00:45:18.324 --> 00:45:20.238 [Grace laughs] 1019 00:45:20.239 --> 00:45:22.023 - Look, a shooting star! 1020 00:45:23.982 --> 00:45:26.635 - I wish that you and Sean save the mansion. 1021 00:45:26.636 --> 00:45:28.855 - I wish the universe would give me a sign. 1022 00:45:28.856 --> 00:45:30.248 If Sean's the one I meant to be with, 1023 00:45:30.249 --> 00:45:32.337 have him call me right now. 1024 00:45:32.338 --> 00:45:34.993 [Phone ringing] 1025 00:45:38.213 --> 00:45:40.084 - You're not gonna get that? 1026 00:45:40.085 --> 00:45:42.695 - It's a telemarketer. 1027 00:45:42.696 --> 00:45:44.871 - Just because you don't get a sign 1028 00:45:44.872 --> 00:45:48.179 doesn't mean it's not gonna work out. 1029 00:45:48.180 --> 00:45:50.965 [Light piano music] 1030 00:45:54.403 --> 00:45:57.232 [Crickets chirping] 1031 00:46:06.024 --> 00:46:07.024 - Hey, hon. 1032 00:46:08.940 --> 00:46:12.116 I saw your track of the old fogeys home today. 1033 00:46:12.117 --> 00:46:13.291 Visiting grandpa? 1034 00:46:13.292 --> 00:46:15.336 [Gentle orchestral music] 1035 00:46:15.337 --> 00:46:16.337 Sean? 1036 00:46:39.492 --> 00:46:43.235 [Mysterious instrumental music] 1037 00:46:59.773 --> 00:47:03.254 [Phone ringing] 1038 00:47:03.255 --> 00:47:04.472 - [Dad] Hello? 1039 00:47:04.473 --> 00:47:06.170 - Daddy, we have a problem. 1040 00:47:06.171 --> 00:47:07.824 - [Dead] Heather, what now? 1041 00:47:07.825 --> 00:47:09.782 - He's finding evidence. 1042 00:47:09.783 --> 00:47:10.958 Good evidence. 1043 00:47:12.612 --> 00:47:14.091 I think maybe someone's helping him. 1044 00:47:14.092 --> 00:47:15.744 - [Dad] Heather, do you want to be appointed 1045 00:47:15.745 --> 00:47:19.183 executive developer of this mall or not? 1046 00:47:19.184 --> 00:47:20.184 - Wh- 1047 00:47:20.707 --> 00:47:22.447 yes! 1048 00:47:22.448 --> 00:47:24.492 I want him with anything in this world. 1049 00:47:24.493 --> 00:47:26.146 - [Dad] Then start making some executive decisions. 1050 00:47:26.147 --> 00:47:28.801 You know this man, you know how to shake him up. 1051 00:47:28.802 --> 00:47:30.672 Change his mind! 1052 00:47:30.673 --> 00:47:32.501 Am I making myself clear? 1053 00:47:35.635 --> 00:47:36.635 - Crystal. 1054 00:47:38.899 --> 00:47:42.685 [Suspenseful instrumental music] 1055 00:47:53.827 --> 00:47:56.395 [Door clunking] 1056 00:48:07.841 --> 00:48:10.452 [Step clunking] 1057 00:48:17.720 --> 00:48:20.680 [Gentle piano music] 1058 00:48:23.509 --> 00:48:24.683 - [Mom] Morning! 1059 00:48:24.684 --> 00:48:26.424 - Good morning. 1060 00:48:26.425 --> 00:48:29.122 - Dressing up for someone? 1061 00:48:29.123 --> 00:48:33.822 Please tell me that manicure is for your keyboard. 1062 00:48:33.823 --> 00:48:34.737 - There's point in trying to figure out 1063 00:48:34.738 --> 00:48:36.782 the ending to my novel 1064 00:48:36.783 --> 00:48:38.392 without first finding out how my love story ends. 1065 00:48:38.393 --> 00:48:40.003 - I think it's great 1066 00:48:40.004 --> 00:48:41.700 that you want to reflect your life experiences 1067 00:48:41.701 --> 00:48:43.571 in your writing, 1068 00:48:43.572 --> 00:48:46.444 but don't forget that relationships take work. 1069 00:48:46.445 --> 00:48:48.707 - Writing takes work. 1070 00:48:48.708 --> 00:48:51.840 Relationships only take one thing: Love. 1071 00:48:51.841 --> 00:48:54.582 Fate brings people together, 1072 00:48:54.583 --> 00:48:58.282 and if it's meant to be, it should be easy. 1073 00:48:58.283 --> 00:49:00.501 - I don't know if your father would have agreed with that. 1074 00:49:00.502 --> 00:49:02.722 - Well, let's see if Sean does. 1075 00:49:09.685 --> 00:49:12.426 [Sean sighs] 1076 00:49:12.427 --> 00:49:14.515 [Bouncy music] 1077 00:49:14.516 --> 00:49:15.864 - Okay. 1078 00:49:15.865 --> 00:49:18.085 Time to rip off the band-aid. 1079 00:49:20.870 --> 00:49:22.959 - [Heather] Miss pick here and let me just cut to the chase, 1080 00:49:22.960 --> 00:49:25.091 I can't won't call you back 1081 00:49:25.092 --> 00:49:27.659 if you don't leave your name and number, so do it! 1082 00:49:27.660 --> 00:49:28.574 [Voicemail beeps] 1083 00:49:28.575 --> 00:49:29.662 - Hi, miss pick. 1084 00:49:30.750 --> 00:49:32.229 I mean Heather. 1085 00:49:32.230 --> 00:49:33.273 It's Sean. 1086 00:49:33.274 --> 00:49:34.623 My number is 555... 1087 00:49:37.496 --> 00:49:39.280 Listen, we need to talk. 1088 00:49:40.716 --> 00:49:41.716 Today. 1089 00:49:43.719 --> 00:49:46.156 I feel like things have been a little off recently, 1090 00:49:46.157 --> 00:49:48.506 and if you could just give me a shout 1091 00:49:48.507 --> 00:49:50.203 when you have a chance. 1092 00:49:50.204 --> 00:49:51.335 Bye. 1093 00:49:51.336 --> 00:49:52.945 ♪ So if she runs away 1094 00:49:52.946 --> 00:49:55.556 ♪ well then I better chase after her ♪ 1095 00:49:55.557 --> 00:49:58.603 ♪ I'm never pushing anything 1096 00:49:58.604 --> 00:50:01.823 ♪ she's trying to pull me back for more ♪ 1097 00:50:01.824 --> 00:50:04.565 ♪ caught up in the moment 1098 00:50:04.566 --> 00:50:07.568 ♪ I'm just keeping my cool 1099 00:50:07.569 --> 00:50:10.658 ♪ I'm a sucker for love girl 1100 00:50:10.659 --> 00:50:13.966 ♪ yeah you know I'm your fool 1101 00:50:13.967 --> 00:50:15.838 I heard the siren's call. 1102 00:50:17.536 --> 00:50:19.276 - Whatever do you mean? 1103 00:50:19.277 --> 00:50:20.929 - Please. 1104 00:50:20.930 --> 00:50:22.496 I'd recognize our song three miles away. 1105 00:50:22.497 --> 00:50:25.064 - What took you so long? 1106 00:50:25.065 --> 00:50:28.111 - There was something I needed to take care of first. 1107 00:50:28.112 --> 00:50:30.809 So I could give you my full attention. 1108 00:50:30.810 --> 00:50:33.812 - And did you manage to take care of it? 1109 00:50:33.813 --> 00:50:35.466 - Not quite. 1110 00:50:35.467 --> 00:50:37.468 But I'm resolute. 1111 00:50:37.469 --> 00:50:39.426 What's this? 1112 00:50:39.427 --> 00:50:42.212 - This is the finished proposal 1113 00:50:42.213 --> 00:50:44.953 and an idea for a farmers market and a wedding venue 1114 00:50:44.954 --> 00:50:47.174 overseen by my sweet mother. 1115 00:50:50.656 --> 00:50:52.526 - You are my savior! 1116 00:50:52.527 --> 00:50:56.617 ♪ Bad times anything in between ♪ 1117 00:50:56.618 --> 00:51:01.188 ♪ the ups and downs and baby you're still my queen ♪ 1118 00:51:01.928 --> 00:51:02.928 - Sean... 1119 00:51:04.713 --> 00:51:07.106 There's something I've been meaning to tell you. 1120 00:51:07.107 --> 00:51:08.847 - You can tell me anything. 1121 00:51:08.848 --> 00:51:12.633 ♪ The plan was to grow old together ♪ 1122 00:51:12.634 --> 00:51:14.853 - I don't want to be friends. 1123 00:51:14.854 --> 00:51:18.727 ♪ If she runs away well then I better chase after her ♪ 1124 00:51:20.033 --> 00:51:21.556 - What do you want to be? 1125 00:51:23.819 --> 00:51:25.385 - This. 1126 00:51:25.386 --> 00:51:26.821 - [Heather] Help me! 1127 00:51:26.822 --> 00:51:28.215 I've been maimed! 1128 00:51:31.392 --> 00:51:32.523 [Quirky music] 1129 00:51:32.524 --> 00:51:33.394 - What happened? 1130 00:51:33.395 --> 00:51:35.003 - Are you okay? 1131 00:51:35.004 --> 00:51:37.267 - No, I'm not okay! I'm seriously wounded! 1132 00:51:37.268 --> 00:51:40.835 I'm just lucky it was my leg and not my neck! 1133 00:51:40.836 --> 00:51:42.010 - You fell? 1134 00:51:42.011 --> 00:51:44.274 - Yeah. 1135 00:51:44.275 --> 00:51:45.058 I got your voicemail, and I was hurrying into the mansion 1136 00:51:45.059 --> 00:51:46.928 when this happened. 1137 00:51:46.929 --> 00:51:48.757 Step broke right through! 1138 00:51:50.455 --> 00:51:51.933 Just imagine the lawsuit 1139 00:51:51.934 --> 00:51:55.546 if it weren't someone as spry as myself. 1140 00:51:55.547 --> 00:51:57.940 This whole place is a death trap. 1141 00:51:59.725 --> 00:52:01.595 The whole structure's just rotting away. 1142 00:52:01.596 --> 00:52:02.944 - I don't know about the whole structure. 1143 00:52:02.945 --> 00:52:04.772 It was just one step. 1144 00:52:04.773 --> 00:52:06.861 - Give me your keys. 1145 00:52:06.862 --> 00:52:07.862 I'll get the truck, and we can take her to the hospital 1146 00:52:07.863 --> 00:52:08.603 and make sure nothing's broken. 1147 00:52:08.604 --> 00:52:10.256 - Oh! 1148 00:52:10.257 --> 00:52:11.866 Oh, I can't put any weight on it! 1149 00:52:11.867 --> 00:52:13.781 I can't put any weight on it. 1150 00:52:13.782 --> 00:52:17.308 If it's not broken, it's definitely fractured. 1151 00:52:19.440 --> 00:52:22.051 [Heather grunting] 1152 00:52:23.618 --> 00:52:25.446 I'm so lucky to have you. 1153 00:52:27.100 --> 00:52:28.666 I'm probably gonna be out of commission 1154 00:52:28.667 --> 00:52:31.495 for the rest of the summer. 1155 00:52:31.496 --> 00:52:32.801 I'm gonna need you. 1156 00:52:34.934 --> 00:52:38.415 Help me get dressed, drive me to the stables... 1157 00:52:38.416 --> 00:52:39.720 Feed me. 1158 00:52:39.721 --> 00:52:41.723 - Are your arms broken too? 1159 00:52:43.856 --> 00:52:46.814 - I was just saying how lucky it is 1160 00:52:46.815 --> 00:52:50.731 and fortunate that I have someone who loves me, 1161 00:52:50.732 --> 00:52:54.475 someone who would choose me over some old building. 1162 00:52:58.610 --> 00:53:01.003 So what was your voicemail about? 1163 00:53:02.309 --> 00:53:04.833 - Nothing. Don't worry about it. 1164 00:53:06.618 --> 00:53:08.140 [Heather grunting] 1165 00:53:08.141 --> 00:53:09.924 Okay, do you want... 1166 00:53:09.925 --> 00:53:12.319 [Stammering] 1167 00:53:13.190 --> 00:53:15.016 - Do you need help? 1168 00:53:15.017 --> 00:53:16.627 We should get something to stabilize her leg. 1169 00:53:16.628 --> 00:53:18.019 - Oh, don't worry about it, grace. 1170 00:53:18.020 --> 00:53:20.719 My seanie will stabilize it while you drive. 1171 00:53:22.111 --> 00:53:24.243 - My seanie? 1172 00:53:24.244 --> 00:53:27.595 - Maybe she hit her head too. We'd better get going! 1173 00:53:35.690 --> 00:53:38.084 [Frantic music] 1174 00:53:39.999 --> 00:53:41.173 I'll be right back with a wheelchair. 1175 00:53:41.174 --> 00:53:42.783 Don't talk to each other! 1176 00:53:42.784 --> 00:53:44.786 - [Grace and Heather] What? 1177 00:53:45.831 --> 00:53:47.614 [Both sigh] 1178 00:53:47.615 --> 00:53:49.703 - He really is sweet, isn't he? 1179 00:53:49.704 --> 00:53:51.879 - He really is. 1180 00:53:51.880 --> 00:53:54.055 This town's lucky to have him. 1181 00:53:54.056 --> 00:53:55.579 - Good cheekbones. 1182 00:53:55.580 --> 00:53:56.885 - Contagious laugh. 1183 00:53:59.105 --> 00:54:00.845 - You really did capture him in your novels, you know? 1184 00:54:00.846 --> 00:54:03.804 All his happy-go-lucky mannerisms. 1185 00:54:03.805 --> 00:54:06.067 - I'm so glad you could tell. 1186 00:54:06.068 --> 00:54:09.245 It was really hard to capture his character, his... 1187 00:54:09.246 --> 00:54:10.246 Essence. 1188 00:54:11.378 --> 00:54:13.161 - I don't know how you do it. 1189 00:54:13.162 --> 00:54:14.685 - Do what? 1190 00:54:14.686 --> 00:54:16.861 - You know. 1191 00:54:16.862 --> 00:54:19.777 Recall those feelings every time you sit down to write. 1192 00:54:19.778 --> 00:54:20.952 It sounds exhausting. 1193 00:54:20.953 --> 00:54:22.083 [Door opens] [Grace shrieks] 1194 00:54:22.084 --> 00:54:23.042 - Everyone doing okay in here? 1195 00:54:23.043 --> 00:54:24.303 - [Grace] Sean! 1196 00:54:24.304 --> 00:54:27.132 - I was in a rush, I'm sorry! 1197 00:54:27.133 --> 00:54:27.916 - Are you okay? 1198 00:54:27.917 --> 00:54:29.830 - Yeah. 1199 00:54:29.831 --> 00:54:30.310 - Watch your leg, watch your leg, watch you leg. 1200 00:54:30.310 --> 00:54:31.224 Okay, sit, sit. 1201 00:54:31.224 --> 00:54:32.224 - Ow! - Ooh! 1202 00:54:32.965 --> 00:54:33.965 I'm so sorry. 1203 00:54:39.928 --> 00:54:41.538 - Grace. 1204 00:54:41.539 --> 00:54:42.539 - James! 1205 00:54:43.236 --> 00:54:45.063 What are you doing here? 1206 00:54:45.064 --> 00:54:47.195 - I applied for the locum position here. 1207 00:54:47.196 --> 00:54:49.067 They offered me the job. 1208 00:54:49.068 --> 00:54:50.982 I don't know if I should take it. 1209 00:54:50.983 --> 00:54:53.550 After looking around, this town just seems so... 1210 00:54:53.551 --> 00:54:54.247 Quiet. 1211 00:54:54.248 --> 00:54:55.639 [Grace chuckles] 1212 00:54:55.640 --> 00:54:56.597 You don't live here, do you? 1213 00:54:56.598 --> 00:54:57.598 - No, no, I... 1214 00:54:59.208 --> 00:55:00.079 I mean, I did. I'm just visiting. 1215 00:55:00.080 --> 00:55:01.732 [Quirky music] 1216 00:55:01.733 --> 00:55:03.037 - Grace was born and raised here. 1217 00:55:03.038 --> 00:55:05.039 She's ours. 1218 00:55:05.040 --> 00:55:08.696 - I mean, she knows how to appreciate the quiet. 1219 00:55:10.045 --> 00:55:12.134 How do you guys know each other? 1220 00:55:13.745 --> 00:55:15.876 - I sense tension. 1221 00:55:15.877 --> 00:55:20.359 Is this an la boyfriend you've been keeping from us? 1222 00:55:20.360 --> 00:55:22.230 - James bought one of my books. 1223 00:55:22.231 --> 00:55:25.712 - It's hard to resist a given saleswoman. 1224 00:55:25.713 --> 00:55:27.192 - I know we could all stay here 1225 00:55:27.193 --> 00:55:28.759 gushing over grace's books all day, 1226 00:55:28.760 --> 00:55:31.196 but I need to see a doctor, Sean. 1227 00:55:31.197 --> 00:55:32.197 - Right. 1228 00:55:33.678 --> 00:55:35.374 Grace, you coming? 1229 00:55:35.375 --> 00:55:38.029 - I'll just wait in the truck. 1230 00:55:38.030 --> 00:55:39.073 [Wheelchair clacking] 1231 00:55:39.074 --> 00:55:40.945 - It's the locks. 1232 00:55:40.946 --> 00:55:43.861 [Locks clicking] 1233 00:55:43.862 --> 00:55:46.167 It'll be a bit of a wait for them, 1234 00:55:46.168 --> 00:55:48.387 and I'm just getting off work. 1235 00:55:48.388 --> 00:55:52.217 If you don't mind, I'll drop you anywhere you need to go. 1236 00:55:52.218 --> 00:55:53.261 - Okay. 1237 00:55:53.262 --> 00:55:54.350 Sure. 1238 00:55:54.351 --> 00:55:55.351 - [James] Wonderful. 1239 00:55:55.352 --> 00:55:56.309 I'll be back in five. 1240 00:55:56.310 --> 00:55:57.528 - Sounds good. 1241 00:56:00.008 --> 00:56:01.923 [Smack] 1242 00:56:14.849 --> 00:56:15.849 Hi, mom. 1243 00:56:17.199 --> 00:56:19.505 - Oh, not so fast young lady! 1244 00:56:19.506 --> 00:56:20.724 - I need to get inside and write. 1245 00:56:20.725 --> 00:56:21.942 I know how my novel ends. 1246 00:56:21.943 --> 00:56:23.248 - So what does that mean? 1247 00:56:23.249 --> 00:56:25.206 Sean's the only one for me. 1248 00:56:25.207 --> 00:56:27.861 No one, no matter how dreamy, can take his place. 1249 00:56:27.862 --> 00:56:29.080 We're soulmates. 1250 00:56:29.081 --> 00:56:30.821 - That's amazing, sweetie. 1251 00:56:30.822 --> 00:56:32.518 I'm glad you're proving me wrong. 1252 00:56:32.519 --> 00:56:35.391 Not to mention he's driving quite the car now. 1253 00:56:35.392 --> 00:56:38.089 - Oh, that was actually a friend from la. 1254 00:56:38.090 --> 00:56:39.786 - Your two worlds colliding? 1255 00:56:39.787 --> 00:56:41.571 - More like a surprise meteor. 1256 00:56:41.572 --> 00:56:43.703 - Isn't that what wiped out the dinosaurs? 1257 00:56:43.704 --> 00:56:45.618 [Both chuckle] 1258 00:56:45.619 --> 00:56:48.708 - Go finish your book while you're glowing with inspiration. 1259 00:56:48.709 --> 00:56:49.709 [Upbeat piano music] 1260 00:56:49.710 --> 00:56:52.583 [Typing on keyboard] 1261 00:57:04.899 --> 00:57:05.899 - Thank you. 1262 00:57:31.317 --> 00:57:35.929 - I just swear it was the other leg you were clutching. 1263 00:57:35.930 --> 00:57:38.454 It's weird that the one that hurt less... 1264 00:57:38.455 --> 00:57:40.499 Was the one that was fractured. 1265 00:57:40.500 --> 00:57:43.197 - Yeah, well, you're an architect, not a physician. 1266 00:57:43.198 --> 00:57:45.374 Let's just stay in your field. 1267 00:57:46.811 --> 00:57:48.899 - Can I get you anything? 1268 00:57:48.900 --> 00:57:49.900 Water? Tea? 1269 00:57:54.383 --> 00:57:58.169 - How about the permit to that old house's demolition? 1270 00:57:58.170 --> 00:58:02.130 As long as it's still standing, people are in danger. 1271 00:58:04.350 --> 00:58:06.482 - I know you were planning on being a lead investor 1272 00:58:06.483 --> 00:58:09.007 and developer in the outlet mall. 1273 00:58:10.704 --> 00:58:13.271 - This has nothing to do with that. 1274 00:58:13.272 --> 00:58:14.360 - Are you sure? 1275 00:58:20.584 --> 00:58:22.280 - How'd you know? 1276 00:58:22.281 --> 00:58:24.630 - You leave your sticky notes everywhere. 1277 00:58:24.631 --> 00:58:26.632 It wasn't that hard to piece together. 1278 00:58:26.633 --> 00:58:28.895 - That house is gonna come down, Sean. 1279 00:58:28.896 --> 00:58:31.071 It's just a matter of time. 1280 00:58:31.072 --> 00:58:32.420 And the land is better off in the hands of a local 1281 00:58:32.421 --> 00:58:34.248 than some outside builder. 1282 00:58:34.249 --> 00:58:36.424 - Have you ever considered 1283 00:58:36.425 --> 00:58:38.775 there might be a better use for your money, 1284 00:58:38.776 --> 00:58:41.647 something that makes it more positive change? 1285 00:58:41.648 --> 00:58:43.344 - I am not paying for you to go on another 1286 00:58:43.345 --> 00:58:46.217 six-month archeological dig. 1287 00:58:46.218 --> 00:58:48.611 - It was a six-day architectural convention, 1288 00:58:48.612 --> 00:58:50.656 and I paid you back. 1289 00:58:50.657 --> 00:58:54.573 - Old buildings, old bones, all the same to me. 1290 00:58:54.574 --> 00:58:56.968 Now I'll take that tea, please. 1291 00:59:04.236 --> 00:59:07.152 [Typing on keyboard] 1292 00:59:15.160 --> 00:59:17.379 [Grace sighs] 1293 00:59:19.033 --> 00:59:21.862 [Typing on keyboard] 1294 00:59:26.954 --> 00:59:29.217 [Grace sighs] 1295 00:59:40.881 --> 00:59:41.881 [Car trunk shuts] 1296 00:59:41.882 --> 00:59:44.102 [Car starts] 1297 00:59:46.495 --> 00:59:47.539 - That everything? 1298 00:59:47.540 --> 00:59:49.367 - For now. 1299 00:59:49.368 --> 00:59:51.021 Store everything near the kitchen. 1300 00:59:51.022 --> 00:59:52.544 The decorating crew will be in tonight. 1301 00:59:52.545 --> 00:59:54.241 - I can't believe that ball's tomorrow. 1302 00:59:54.242 --> 00:59:55.547 This week flew by. 1303 00:59:55.548 --> 00:59:57.418 - Life does that. 1304 00:59:57.419 --> 01:00:00.248 And the older you get, the faster it goes. 1305 01:00:02.511 --> 01:00:04.078 - Call you in a bit. 1306 01:00:07.647 --> 01:00:09.954 - No mansion means no dancin'! 1307 01:00:11.303 --> 01:00:13.348 No mansion means no dancin'! 1308 01:00:15.089 --> 01:00:17.091 No mansion means no dancin'! 1309 01:00:18.266 --> 01:00:19.441 - Grandpa Albert? 1310 01:00:21.226 --> 01:00:22.443 What are you doing here so early? 1311 01:00:22.444 --> 01:00:23.531 You must be freezing. 1312 01:00:23.532 --> 01:00:24.663 [Grandpa grumbles] 1313 01:00:24.664 --> 01:00:27.100 - I'm hot with a raging fire! 1314 01:00:27.101 --> 01:00:28.494 Sweating for justice! 1315 01:00:30.365 --> 01:00:31.279 - Does the nursing home know you're here? 1316 01:00:31.280 --> 01:00:32.540 [Grandpa grumbles] 1317 01:00:32.541 --> 01:00:35.239 - Do those people know anything? 1318 01:00:35.240 --> 01:00:38.677 The newspaper said that a step came loose 1319 01:00:38.678 --> 01:00:42.159 and some local lady got injured. 1320 01:00:42.160 --> 01:00:44.771 They said the mansion was a hazard. 1321 01:00:50.690 --> 01:00:51.777 - That doesn't necessarily mean 1322 01:00:51.778 --> 01:00:53.431 the building will be demolished. 1323 01:00:53.432 --> 01:00:56.652 We get the final word this afternoon. 1324 01:00:56.653 --> 01:00:59.960 - Those bureau-rats should know the facts! 1325 01:01:06.924 --> 01:01:10.362 - Sean, I need you to get to the mansion now! 1326 01:01:12.494 --> 01:01:15.192 - What facts, grandpa Albert, are we talking about? 1327 01:01:15.193 --> 01:01:18.456 - I proposed to Marjorie on those steps. 1328 01:01:18.457 --> 01:01:21.415 They're as sturdy as our marriage. 1329 01:01:21.416 --> 01:01:25.637 What we're dealing with here is first degree sabotage. 1330 01:01:25.638 --> 01:01:27.378 - Joe, come here! 1331 01:01:27.379 --> 01:01:28.379 Hey, Joe! 1332 01:01:29.381 --> 01:01:30.381 - Wait here. 1333 01:01:33.385 --> 01:01:35.603 - Hey! What are you doing? 1334 01:01:35.604 --> 01:01:37.214 - Marking the placements. 1335 01:01:37.215 --> 01:01:38.868 For the explosives? 1336 01:01:38.869 --> 01:01:40.696 They need to be aligned with the support beam 1337 01:01:40.697 --> 01:01:42.262 to ensure the entire building comes down in one go. 1338 01:01:42.263 --> 01:01:44.134 - You can't implode the mansion! 1339 01:01:44.135 --> 01:01:45.657 No final decision's been announced! 1340 01:01:45.658 --> 01:01:47.703 - We're just doing some preliminary work, okay? 1341 01:01:47.704 --> 01:01:49.705 We won't do anything actually until the results are in. 1342 01:01:49.706 --> 01:01:51.228 - So stop digging holes! 1343 01:01:51.229 --> 01:01:52.838 - If I don't dig holes, 1344 01:01:52.839 --> 01:01:55.362 the wrecking ball guy may take my job. 1345 01:01:55.363 --> 01:01:57.713 We're all fighting for something here, sweetie. 1346 01:01:57.714 --> 01:02:00.716 - [Grandpa Albert] No mansion means no dancin'! 1347 01:02:00.717 --> 01:02:02.413 - You hit a gas line? 1348 01:02:02.414 --> 01:02:03.110 - No dancin' [Car horn blaring] 1349 01:02:03.110 --> 01:02:03.720 - Albert! 1350 01:02:03.720 --> 01:02:04.720 - No ma- 1351 01:02:08.768 --> 01:02:09.768 Marjorie! 1352 01:02:10.770 --> 01:02:13.033 Oh, I'm so glad you came back. 1353 01:02:15.514 --> 01:02:19.125 This is what happens when problems get swept under the rug. 1354 01:02:19.126 --> 01:02:20.997 Couples fight. 1355 01:02:20.998 --> 01:02:21.650 - Grace? 1356 01:02:21.651 --> 01:02:22.738 - Sean! 1357 01:02:22.739 --> 01:02:24.522 - Grandpa Albert? 1358 01:02:24.523 --> 01:02:25.784 - Come again? 1359 01:02:25.785 --> 01:02:27.090 - This isn't what it looks like. 1360 01:02:27.091 --> 01:02:30.267 - I was professing my love. 1361 01:02:30.268 --> 01:02:33.400 - All right, it's exactly what it looks like. 1362 01:02:33.401 --> 01:02:34.967 - Come on, grandpa. 1363 01:02:34.968 --> 01:02:36.795 We need to get you back to the home. 1364 01:02:36.796 --> 01:02:39.406 This will be your 10th demerit. 1365 01:02:39.407 --> 01:02:42.583 [Light instrumental music] 1366 01:02:42.584 --> 01:02:46.153 - Can I have one last look inside the mansion? 1367 01:03:03.823 --> 01:03:06.782 - Those contractors are already planning her implosion. 1368 01:03:06.783 --> 01:03:09.436 That's how certain they are that we already failed. 1369 01:03:09.437 --> 01:03:11.351 - We put up the best fight we could 1370 01:03:11.352 --> 01:03:15.051 for the people of this community, living and passed. 1371 01:03:15.052 --> 01:03:18.750 That's what the blue moon's all about. 1372 01:03:18.751 --> 01:03:20.970 - Speaking of... 1373 01:03:20.971 --> 01:03:23.842 You haven't officially asked me to the ball yet. 1374 01:03:23.843 --> 01:03:26.279 - I think I asked you last time. 1375 01:03:26.280 --> 01:03:28.500 Doesn't that make it your turn. 1376 01:03:30.110 --> 01:03:31.111 - Sean green... 1377 01:03:32.460 --> 01:03:34.941 Will you go to the ball with me? 1378 01:03:36.638 --> 01:03:37.552 - I'll see if I can fit in my schedule. 1379 01:03:37.553 --> 01:03:39.205 [Grace scoffs] 1380 01:03:39.206 --> 01:03:41.077 - Great. 1381 01:03:41.078 --> 01:03:41.730 I'll come by yours tomorrow and pick you up. 1382 01:03:41.731 --> 01:03:43.514 - Um... 1383 01:03:43.515 --> 01:03:46.212 Maybe I should pick you up. 1384 01:03:46.213 --> 01:03:47.213 - [Man] Sean? 1385 01:03:49.521 --> 01:03:50.521 Sean green? 1386 01:03:56.310 --> 01:03:57.310 - [Sean] Hi, Oscar. 1387 01:03:57.311 --> 01:03:59.443 - Hey, good luck. 1388 01:03:59.444 --> 01:04:00.661 My daughter, she's been looking forward to this ball 1389 01:04:00.662 --> 01:04:02.359 for five years straight. 1390 01:04:02.360 --> 01:04:03.577 It'll be her first one. 1391 01:04:03.578 --> 01:04:04.578 - Let's hope. 1392 01:04:06.407 --> 01:04:07.755 [Taps stair] 1393 01:04:07.756 --> 01:04:10.671 - Steps seem fine. [Chuckles] 1394 01:04:10.672 --> 01:04:14.024 [Soft instrumental music] 1395 01:04:24.861 --> 01:04:28.733 - Well, what are you waiting for? Open it. 1396 01:04:28.734 --> 01:04:30.996 - What if we didn't get it? 1397 01:04:30.997 --> 01:04:32.737 I'd be chased out of town! 1398 01:04:32.738 --> 01:04:35.566 - Sean, no one would blame you. 1399 01:04:35.567 --> 01:04:37.525 We did everything we could. 1400 01:04:39.484 --> 01:04:40.485 - You open it. 1401 01:04:41.703 --> 01:04:43.487 If we got the permit, 1402 01:04:43.488 --> 01:04:46.708 it's all because of you're amazing proposal. 1403 01:04:49.755 --> 01:04:50.755 Well? 1404 01:04:52.976 --> 01:04:54.368 - I'm sorry, Sean. 1405 01:04:57.806 --> 01:05:00.504 Sorry that you ever doubted yourself! 1406 01:05:00.505 --> 01:05:02.071 We got the permit, 1407 01:05:02.072 --> 01:05:02.811 and the town's gonna buy out the cassidys. 1408 01:05:02.811 --> 01:05:03.638 We did it! 1409 01:05:03.639 --> 01:05:05.509 - Yes! 1410 01:05:05.510 --> 01:05:07.032 - I guess the blue moon had our back. 1411 01:05:07.033 --> 01:05:08.512 - This wasn't the blue moon, grace. 1412 01:05:08.513 --> 01:05:09.556 This was all you! 1413 01:05:09.557 --> 01:05:10.731 - We make a great team. 1414 01:05:10.732 --> 01:05:11.646 I'm gonna let grandpa know! 1415 01:05:11.647 --> 01:05:12.951 - Okay. 1416 01:05:12.952 --> 01:05:14.692 I'm gonna let the newspaper know 1417 01:05:14.693 --> 01:05:16.041 that the ball is full steam ahead, 1418 01:05:16.042 --> 01:05:16.782 and I'll be at your place at six. 1419 01:05:16.783 --> 01:05:18.914 - Six? Tonight? 1420 01:05:18.915 --> 01:05:23.441 [Indistinct] I like sweet shiraz and chardonnay. 1421 01:05:27.619 --> 01:05:31.057 [Bouncy instrumental music] 1422 01:05:34.365 --> 01:05:35.365 - Heather... 1423 01:05:36.584 --> 01:05:37.846 I want to break up. 1424 01:05:42.590 --> 01:05:44.418 We don't love each other. 1425 01:05:46.855 --> 01:05:49.249 I don't even think you like me. 1426 01:05:52.644 --> 01:05:54.385 Is there another woman? 1427 01:05:56.082 --> 01:05:58.432 Well, if we're being honest... 1428 01:06:00.173 --> 01:06:03.523 Heather, put down the dinner plates! 1429 01:06:03.524 --> 01:06:07.528 No, no. Can't we talk about this like civilized adults? 1430 01:06:08.747 --> 01:06:10.314 Get out of my house! 1431 01:06:12.577 --> 01:06:13.752 This is my house! 1432 01:06:25.982 --> 01:06:29.462 [Eastern instrumental music] 1433 01:06:29.463 --> 01:06:30.463 Heather? 1434 01:06:31.422 --> 01:06:32.422 You home? 1435 01:06:34.599 --> 01:06:35.773 [Quirky music] 1436 01:06:35.774 --> 01:06:38.559 [Heather grunting] 1437 01:06:45.827 --> 01:06:47.655 - [Heather] I'm in here! 1438 01:06:50.615 --> 01:06:51.833 - We need to talk. 1439 01:06:58.188 --> 01:07:00.276 - Are those the permit results for the mansion? 1440 01:07:00.277 --> 01:07:03.018 - The results have nothing to do with what I'm about to say. 1441 01:07:03.019 --> 01:07:05.542 - Unless you're about to say the results, 1442 01:07:05.543 --> 01:07:07.544 which I'd really like to know. 1443 01:07:07.545 --> 01:07:10.677 - Heather, I want to break up. 1444 01:07:10.678 --> 01:07:12.592 We don't love each other. 1445 01:07:12.593 --> 01:07:13.593 If anything- 1446 01:07:13.594 --> 01:07:14.594 - okay. 1447 01:07:15.770 --> 01:07:17.075 - Okay? 1448 01:07:17.076 --> 01:07:18.468 - Yeah, fine. Let's break up. 1449 01:07:18.469 --> 01:07:20.731 - Just like that? 1450 01:07:20.732 --> 01:07:23.995 - I'm gonna need some alone time to grieve. 1451 01:07:23.996 --> 01:07:24.996 Mind leaving? 1452 01:07:26.955 --> 01:07:29.219 - Actually, this is my house. 1453 01:07:30.959 --> 01:07:33.570 - Both my leg and my heart have been broken 1454 01:07:33.571 --> 01:07:35.441 in the past 24 hours, and you have the gall- 1455 01:07:35.442 --> 01:07:36.442 - okay. 1456 01:07:37.357 --> 01:07:38.705 Sorry, you're right. 1457 01:07:38.706 --> 01:07:40.751 Take all the time you need. 1458 01:07:40.752 --> 01:07:41.752 Sorry. 1459 01:07:44.799 --> 01:07:47.324 [Quirky music] 1460 01:07:55.636 --> 01:07:57.855 I thought your leg was broken. 1461 01:07:57.856 --> 01:07:58.856 - Ow, ow, ow! 1462 01:08:01.990 --> 01:08:03.121 - It's the other one. 1463 01:08:03.122 --> 01:08:05.646 [Quirky music] 1464 01:08:08.519 --> 01:08:09.910 - I'd loved to have seen Heather's face 1465 01:08:09.911 --> 01:08:11.738 when she heard the news. 1466 01:08:11.739 --> 01:08:14.089 - I don't know what you have against that girl. 1467 01:08:14.090 --> 01:08:17.396 She spent her whole life wanting to be just like you. 1468 01:08:17.397 --> 01:08:19.311 - Very funny. 1469 01:08:19.312 --> 01:08:21.705 I'm the last person that Heather would ever want to be. 1470 01:08:21.706 --> 01:08:23.750 I'm proud of our family, but compared to her, 1471 01:08:23.751 --> 01:08:25.839 I grew up with nothing. 1472 01:08:25.840 --> 01:08:29.321 - That may be true, but just to imagine how she sees things. 1473 01:08:29.322 --> 01:08:32.368 You grew up earning everything that she got for free. 1474 01:08:32.369 --> 01:08:35.675 And you're the one with the career and passion. 1475 01:08:35.676 --> 01:08:39.897 She may have money, but her dreams haven't come to fruition. 1476 01:08:39.898 --> 01:08:42.727 If she even knows what her dreams are. 1477 01:08:44.555 --> 01:08:46.817 - I never thought of it that way. 1478 01:08:46.818 --> 01:08:50.125 Do you think-[Phone ringing] 1479 01:08:50.126 --> 01:08:51.605 Hold that thought. 1480 01:08:56.393 --> 01:08:57.436 - Hello? 1481 01:08:57.437 --> 01:08:59.308 - Grace, finally! 1482 01:08:59.309 --> 01:09:01.136 Either you're in some backwards hole in the wall 1483 01:09:01.137 --> 01:09:02.833 with no WiFi, or you have developed a tendency 1484 01:09:02.834 --> 01:09:04.443 to hang up on me. 1485 01:09:04.444 --> 01:09:06.053 - I would never. 1486 01:09:06.054 --> 01:09:07.054 Did you get a chance to read my novel? 1487 01:09:07.055 --> 01:09:09.100 What did you think? 1488 01:09:09.101 --> 01:09:10.580 - I think we should discuss this in my office. 1489 01:09:10.581 --> 01:09:12.582 Can you come in tomorrow morning? 1490 01:09:12.583 --> 01:09:13.583 - Tomorrow? 1491 01:09:14.889 --> 01:09:16.368 Is it urgent? 1492 01:09:16.369 --> 01:09:17.891 - It certainly shouldn't be postponed. 1493 01:09:17.892 --> 01:09:19.066 Is that a problem. 1494 01:09:19.067 --> 01:09:21.286 - No, no. No problem at all. 1495 01:09:21.287 --> 01:09:23.723 I'll book a flight back to la tonight. 1496 01:09:23.724 --> 01:09:25.029 - Great. 1497 01:09:25.030 --> 01:09:26.117 Okay, kiddo, I'll see you soon. 1498 01:09:26.118 --> 01:09:27.118 - See ya. 1499 01:09:35.562 --> 01:09:37.041 Sean. 1500 01:09:37.042 --> 01:09:40.437 [Gentle orchestral music] 1501 01:09:44.963 --> 01:09:49.489 - I've faked a lot of things these past few months, but... 1502 01:09:51.143 --> 01:09:52.623 I never faked how badly I wanted this. 1503 01:09:55.452 --> 01:09:58.497 It would have been a chance to make something of myself. 1504 01:09:58.498 --> 01:09:59.586 - You're a pick. 1505 01:10:00.892 --> 01:10:03.937 You're the top of the town. 1506 01:10:03.938 --> 01:10:06.201 You never had to prove yourself. 1507 01:10:06.202 --> 01:10:09.988 - Maybe not to you, but to myself and to my family? 1508 01:10:13.121 --> 01:10:14.948 [Heather sighs] 1509 01:10:14.949 --> 01:10:18.344 I can't just live off daddy's charity forever. 1510 01:10:20.390 --> 01:10:24.872 Anyway, that's enough that rich girl's sob story for today. 1511 01:10:27.266 --> 01:10:30.660 Thank you for not freaking out. 1512 01:10:30.661 --> 01:10:32.053 - How could I be mad? 1513 01:10:35.361 --> 01:10:36.753 - I've made my fair share of mistakes 1514 01:10:36.754 --> 01:10:38.582 in this relationship too. 1515 01:10:56.600 --> 01:10:59.994 [Emotional orchestral music] 1516 01:11:14.879 --> 01:11:16.053 [Knocking on door] 1517 01:11:16.054 --> 01:11:17.664 - [Grace] It's open. 1518 01:11:19.275 --> 01:11:20.579 - What's going on? 1519 01:11:20.580 --> 01:11:22.189 - Oh, you know. 1520 01:11:22.190 --> 01:11:24.235 Just realizing i'm living in a fantasy. 1521 01:11:24.236 --> 01:11:26.411 Truth is so much crueler than fiction. 1522 01:11:26.412 --> 01:11:28.152 - I don't think that's how the saying goes. 1523 01:11:28.153 --> 01:11:29.936 Are you leaving? 1524 01:11:29.937 --> 01:11:32.069 - My publisher told me to come back to la 1525 01:11:32.070 --> 01:11:33.766 'cause my novel was a total flop. 1526 01:11:33.767 --> 01:11:34.767 - He said that? 1527 01:11:34.768 --> 01:11:36.291 - He didn't have to. 1528 01:11:36.292 --> 01:11:38.075 - But the blue moon ball is tomorrow night. 1529 01:11:38.076 --> 01:11:39.946 - Trust me, I know. 1530 01:11:39.947 --> 01:11:41.818 - I'm just scared that you're going back 1531 01:11:41.819 --> 01:11:43.385 with more mixed emotions about this place 1532 01:11:43.386 --> 01:11:46.257 than when you came here. 1533 01:11:46.258 --> 01:11:49.565 - I'm focused on my career, not my emotions. 1534 01:11:49.566 --> 01:11:53.220 - You are gonna have the most amazing writing career, grace! 1535 01:11:53.221 --> 01:11:54.874 I just worry you're gonna have regrets 1536 01:11:54.875 --> 01:11:56.876 in other aspects of your life. 1537 01:11:56.877 --> 01:11:58.748 - Like my non-existent love life? 1538 01:11:58.749 --> 01:11:59.880 I don't think so. 1539 01:12:01.229 --> 01:12:02.229 Here. 1540 01:12:03.101 --> 01:12:04.884 [Grace grunts] 1541 01:12:04.885 --> 01:12:07.148 I don't need any more reminders of him! 1542 01:12:08.802 --> 01:12:10.716 [Grace grumbles] 1543 01:12:10.717 --> 01:12:11.717 Delete. 1544 01:12:13.024 --> 01:12:16.157 [Emotional guitar music] 1545 01:12:27.255 --> 01:12:32.172 ♪ After the night was through 1546 01:12:32.173 --> 01:12:36.830 ♪ I left and still thinking 'bout you ♪ 1547 01:12:38.702 --> 01:12:43.489 ♪ I had a question or two 1548 01:12:44.447 --> 01:12:49.277 ♪ I never asked you 1549 01:12:53.760 --> 01:12:58.329 ♪ headlights on the interstate 1550 01:12:58.330 --> 01:13:02.073 ♪ I drove slow I rolled in late ♪ 1551 01:13:05.381 --> 01:13:06.772 ♪ blank stares [Hammering] 1552 01:13:06.773 --> 01:13:07.817 - Hey! 1553 01:13:07.818 --> 01:13:09.122 No demolition! 1554 01:13:09.123 --> 01:13:11.256 [Hammering] 1555 01:13:13.824 --> 01:13:15.085 - No demolition. 1556 01:13:15.086 --> 01:13:17.218 Just some much-needed repairs. 1557 01:13:20.134 --> 01:13:22.267 [Hammering] 1558 01:13:27.315 --> 01:13:29.142 - Have a safe flight, and remember to call 1559 01:13:29.143 --> 01:13:30.927 and let me know what they say. 1560 01:13:30.928 --> 01:13:34.060 And remember, grace, you always have a home here. 1561 01:13:34.061 --> 01:13:37.238 - I'll call you when I get back to la, okay? 1562 01:13:40.154 --> 01:13:42.592 - I love you, grace. Stay safe. 1563 01:13:43.767 --> 01:13:45.246 - I love you too, mom. 1564 01:13:49.468 --> 01:13:51.818 [Car starts] 1565 01:14:06.224 --> 01:14:08.879 [Curious music] 1566 01:14:17.409 --> 01:14:18.888 - I saw a car! 1567 01:14:18.889 --> 01:14:19.932 Was she in it? 1568 01:14:19.933 --> 01:14:21.412 - You just missed her. 1569 01:14:21.413 --> 01:14:23.066 - She's leaving? 1570 01:14:23.067 --> 01:14:25.198 Because of me? 1571 01:14:25.199 --> 01:14:28.158 - You've gone ahead and broken Gracie's heart again. 1572 01:14:28.159 --> 01:14:31.161 I'd be shocked if she ever wants to come back home. 1573 01:14:31.162 --> 01:14:33.511 - I broke up with Heather. 1574 01:14:33.512 --> 01:14:36.123 - A few minutes too late, it seems. 1575 01:14:40.084 --> 01:14:42.128 - Grace kept the pillow? 1576 01:14:42.129 --> 01:14:44.043 - She's always clung onto a piece of your, Sean. 1577 01:14:44.044 --> 01:14:46.916 I'm sure she'd love to have all of you for once. 1578 01:14:46.917 --> 01:14:49.701 - I can't believe I lost my chance with her. 1579 01:14:49.702 --> 01:14:53.313 - Love has nothing to do with chances, Sean. 1580 01:14:53.314 --> 01:14:55.795 Aw, Sean, you have a good night. 1581 01:15:18.078 --> 01:15:20.385 [Truck starts] 1582 01:15:29.176 --> 01:15:31.962 [Intriguing music] 1583 01:15:35.269 --> 01:15:36.401 - My cinderella. 1584 01:15:37.837 --> 01:15:40.405 [Knocking rapidly] 1585 01:15:43.277 --> 01:15:46.410 - Oh, Sean, I feel badly for you, 1586 01:15:46.411 --> 01:15:48.455 but I don't think my daughter would appreciate me 1587 01:15:48.456 --> 01:15:51.415 comforting you on the night of her breakup. 1588 01:15:51.416 --> 01:15:55.724 - What if this doesn't have to be the night of her breakup? 1589 01:15:55.725 --> 01:16:00.294 What if this could be the first day of her cinderella story? 1590 01:16:02.558 --> 01:16:04.689 I have the best idea. 1591 01:16:04.690 --> 01:16:07.387 I know this will. Please, I know this will work. 1592 01:16:07.388 --> 01:16:11.391 [Gentle instrumental music] 1593 01:16:11.392 --> 01:16:14.090 - Grace, it's my job to be honest with you, 1594 01:16:14.091 --> 01:16:16.396 so that's what I'm gonna be. 1595 01:16:16.397 --> 01:16:19.486 A good romance novel, heck, a good relationship 1596 01:16:19.487 --> 01:16:21.663 has lovers that beat the odds, 1597 01:16:21.664 --> 01:16:24.535 characters who confront their biggest fears 1598 01:16:24.536 --> 01:16:26.668 and come out on the other side stronger. 1599 01:16:26.669 --> 01:16:29.235 Lyndon and Savannah's problems disappearing 1600 01:16:29.236 --> 01:16:31.368 under the blue moon is... 1601 01:16:31.369 --> 01:16:33.109 It's ex machina. 1602 01:16:33.110 --> 01:16:34.676 - Do you think it's possible 1603 01:16:34.677 --> 01:16:36.460 that maybe you're interpreting it wrong? 1604 01:16:36.461 --> 01:16:37.940 What you're reading as ex machina 1605 01:16:37.941 --> 01:16:39.942 is meant to be read as fate. 1606 01:16:39.943 --> 01:16:41.465 True love conquers all. 1607 01:16:41.466 --> 01:16:43.075 - What exactly did they conquer? 1608 01:16:43.076 --> 01:16:44.642 - The distance that held them apart. 1609 01:16:44.643 --> 01:16:46.601 - Yes, right, so they move closer 1610 01:16:46.602 --> 01:16:49.212 and they're no longer physically distant. 1611 01:16:49.213 --> 01:16:52.128 What about the emotional distance? 1612 01:16:52.129 --> 01:16:55.610 What about lyndon never replying to her letters? 1613 01:16:55.611 --> 01:16:58.482 What about Savannah's fear of commitment? 1614 01:16:58.483 --> 01:17:00.136 - I can add those pages in. 1615 01:17:00.137 --> 01:17:01.921 Consider it an epilogue. 1616 01:17:05.403 --> 01:17:08.927 - I'm gonna think of it as a total bust. 1617 01:17:08.928 --> 01:17:10.146 - What's this? 1618 01:17:10.147 --> 01:17:12.931 - Your severance check. 1619 01:17:12.932 --> 01:17:14.107 Good luck, grace. 1620 01:17:16.283 --> 01:17:17.588 - But it's a trilogy. What about the third book? 1621 01:17:17.589 --> 01:17:20.373 - Grace, you know, sometimes an open ending 1622 01:17:20.374 --> 01:17:23.202 is more satisfactory than the wrong ending. 1623 01:17:23.203 --> 01:17:24.203 - Um... 1624 01:17:25.075 --> 01:17:27.250 Right. Yeah. 1625 01:17:27.251 --> 01:17:31.558 - You know, one day you may wake up to that happy ending, 1626 01:17:31.559 --> 01:17:34.083 but until then, maybe you should stick 1627 01:17:34.084 --> 01:17:37.087 with user manuals and technical writing. 1628 01:17:38.566 --> 01:17:40.089 - Um... 1629 01:17:40.090 --> 01:17:41.656 Fyi, Danny... 1630 01:17:41.657 --> 01:17:43.005 Happy endings don't exist. 1631 01:17:43.006 --> 01:17:45.529 [Emotional guitar music] 1632 01:17:45.530 --> 01:17:49.577 - I think my ex-wife would agree with you on that one. 1633 01:17:54.321 --> 01:17:56.540 - I've only spent one day in pediatrics, 1634 01:17:56.541 --> 01:17:59.456 but I am certain that's where I'm supposed to be. 1635 01:17:59.457 --> 01:18:01.023 Now, there's something about working with children 1636 01:18:01.024 --> 01:18:02.415 that makes me feel like 1637 01:18:02.416 --> 01:18:05.070 I'm making a difference in the world. 1638 01:18:05.071 --> 01:18:06.943 - That sounds so amazing. 1639 01:18:10.120 --> 01:18:11.120 - I'm sorry. 1640 01:18:12.688 --> 01:18:14.079 I've been going on and on about myself. 1641 01:18:14.080 --> 01:18:16.429 What's it like being a writer? 1642 01:18:16.430 --> 01:18:17.430 It's... 1643 01:18:19.390 --> 01:18:22.261 Challenging. [Chuckles] 1644 01:18:22.262 --> 01:18:24.394 Sometimes I wish I could just... 1645 01:18:24.395 --> 01:18:26.223 Disappear into my books. 1646 01:18:27.920 --> 01:18:30.269 Can you tell that from my writing? 1647 01:18:30.270 --> 01:18:33.185 - I haven't actually had a chance to read your book yet. 1648 01:18:33.186 --> 01:18:35.187 [Grace laughs] 1649 01:18:35.188 --> 01:18:36.711 - That's okay. 1650 01:18:36.712 --> 01:18:39.626 It's probably for the best. 1651 01:18:39.627 --> 01:18:40.758 - Wait, wait, wait. 1652 01:18:40.759 --> 01:18:42.064 Hey, did I say something wrong? 1653 01:18:42.065 --> 01:18:43.457 - No, it's not that. 1654 01:18:45.068 --> 01:18:47.547 You're perfect, James. 1655 01:18:47.548 --> 01:18:50.202 You're the kind of guy I write books about. 1656 01:18:50.203 --> 01:18:52.422 - But that's fiction. 1657 01:18:52.423 --> 01:18:53.423 - Exactly. 1658 01:18:56.166 --> 01:18:57.601 I'll see you around. 1659 01:18:57.602 --> 01:19:00.996 ♪ Sometimes 1660 01:19:00.997 --> 01:19:05.871 ♪ oh but I 1661 01:19:07.220 --> 01:19:10.135 ♪ I need to be reminded of 1662 01:19:10.136 --> 01:19:12.703 ♪ what's good what's true 1663 01:19:12.704 --> 01:19:14.096 [paper tearing] 1664 01:19:14.097 --> 01:19:17.013 ♪ You are beautiful again 1665 01:19:22.322 --> 01:19:24.934 [Muffled scream] 1666 01:19:26.326 --> 01:19:29.328 [Grace sighs] 1667 01:19:29.329 --> 01:19:31.504 ♪ I'd like to get it over with 1668 01:19:31.505 --> 01:19:33.028 [knocking on door] 1669 01:19:33.029 --> 01:19:34.507 - Go away! 1670 01:19:34.508 --> 01:19:36.640 [Knocking on door] 1671 01:19:36.641 --> 01:19:37.642 No one's home! 1672 01:19:40.688 --> 01:19:45.432 [Grace cries] [Knocking on door] 1673 01:19:46.390 --> 01:19:47.521 I said go away! 1674 01:19:51.787 --> 01:19:52.787 Mom? 1675 01:20:00.360 --> 01:20:02.100 Broken. 1676 01:20:02.101 --> 01:20:03.101 Just like me. 1677 01:20:03.102 --> 01:20:05.583 [Knocking on door] 1678 01:20:12.677 --> 01:20:17.334 ♪ A place where all of my worries are deceased ♪ 1679 01:20:21.381 --> 01:20:24.994 ♪ never to be mentioned again 1680 01:20:28.127 --> 01:20:29.649 - [Sean] Dear grace, 1681 01:20:29.650 --> 01:20:32.652 this is the 53rd letter I won't be sending. 1682 01:20:32.653 --> 01:20:34.437 Every day I stay away 1683 01:20:34.438 --> 01:20:37.440 is a day you can make your dreams come true. 1684 01:20:37.441 --> 01:20:40.399 You're going be the most amazing writer. 1685 01:20:40.400 --> 01:20:43.663 You've already written the best love story across my heart. 1686 01:20:43.664 --> 01:20:46.144 Love you always, Sean. 1687 01:20:46.145 --> 01:20:48.539 [Paper crumples] 1688 01:20:50.367 --> 01:20:53.108 - Sean green, I know you can hear me! 1689 01:20:53.109 --> 01:20:54.109 Guess what? 1690 01:20:54.806 --> 01:20:56.502 You're too late! 1691 01:20:56.503 --> 01:20:58.548 53 letters too late! 1692 01:20:58.549 --> 01:21:01.378 [Light piano music] 1693 01:21:03.380 --> 01:21:05.468 - This dress will look better on you than me? 1694 01:21:05.469 --> 01:21:08.167 [Knocking on door] 1695 01:21:11.388 --> 01:21:12.388 - My turn. 1696 01:21:13.520 --> 01:21:15.478 Grace, I know you're a girl 1697 01:21:15.479 --> 01:21:17.654 of fairytales and cinderella stories, 1698 01:21:17.655 --> 01:21:20.527 but maybe our romance isn't that simple. 1699 01:21:22.965 --> 01:21:26.489 Maybe our love has to break convention 1700 01:21:26.490 --> 01:21:29.405 for it to be real outside of your books. 1701 01:21:29.406 --> 01:21:31.711 - What are you doing here? 1702 01:21:31.712 --> 01:21:34.236 - Winning you back. 1703 01:21:34.237 --> 01:21:35.237 Here. 1704 01:21:40.460 --> 01:21:41.548 Ask me anything. 1705 01:21:44.290 --> 01:21:45.551 - Okay. 1706 01:21:45.552 --> 01:21:47.902 Why are you wearing a dress? 1707 01:21:47.903 --> 01:21:51.428 - To make you laugh and maybe let me in. Next. 1708 01:21:54.648 --> 01:21:58.390 - Why didn't you tell me that you were dating Heather? 1709 01:21:58.391 --> 01:21:59.566 - I tried, but... 1710 01:22:01.917 --> 01:22:04.180 Things are never that simple. 1711 01:22:06.095 --> 01:22:07.922 I was hoping you wouldn't have to find out. 1712 01:22:07.923 --> 01:22:09.662 - So there could be another secret between us? 1713 01:22:09.663 --> 01:22:12.449 Like all those letters you never sent? 1714 01:22:14.581 --> 01:22:16.713 - I never sent the letters, because I was scared 1715 01:22:16.714 --> 01:22:20.369 that if I admitted that I loved you, 1716 01:22:20.370 --> 01:22:22.849 you'd come back to our small town 1717 01:22:22.850 --> 01:22:25.113 and leave your dreams behind. 1718 01:22:25.114 --> 01:22:26.853 I was scared that I would distract you 1719 01:22:26.854 --> 01:22:29.378 from becoming who you were meant to be. 1720 01:22:29.379 --> 01:22:32.424 - You were never a distraction, Sean. 1721 01:22:32.425 --> 01:22:35.211 You were my muse. Don't you get that? 1722 01:22:36.734 --> 01:22:38.953 - I was scared I... 1723 01:22:38.954 --> 01:22:43.522 Wouldn't ever be good enough for you, grace. 1724 01:22:43.523 --> 01:22:47.440 - Sean, you've always been everything I ever wanted... 1725 01:22:50.008 --> 01:22:52.141 And exactly what I needed. 1726 01:22:54.143 --> 01:22:57.450 - I've loved you from the moment I saw you. 1727 01:22:59.975 --> 01:23:02.367 And that's never changed. 1728 01:23:02.368 --> 01:23:04.240 Please forgive me, grace. 1729 01:23:06.546 --> 01:23:07.591 Is it too late? 1730 01:23:13.727 --> 01:23:18.254 - The truth is I could have come home anytime to see you. 1731 01:23:19.342 --> 01:23:20.342 I was scared too. 1732 01:23:22.040 --> 01:23:23.998 I guess being disappointed 1733 01:23:23.999 --> 01:23:27.306 was easier than taking a risk to get hurt. 1734 01:23:32.659 --> 01:23:36.401 And in my imagination, love was always perfect. 1735 01:23:36.402 --> 01:23:38.274 But that's not real life. 1736 01:23:39.971 --> 01:23:41.320 - Can we fix it? 1737 01:23:45.150 --> 01:23:48.761 - It'll never be too late for us. 1738 01:23:48.762 --> 01:23:51.590 Too bad it's too late for the ball. 1739 01:23:51.591 --> 01:23:53.157 - Then I guess it's a good thing 1740 01:23:53.158 --> 01:23:55.290 I already booked two flights back home. 1741 01:23:55.291 --> 01:23:56.291 - Wow! 1742 01:23:58.076 --> 01:23:59.772 You were really confident you were gonna get me back. 1743 01:23:59.773 --> 01:24:01.774 - I took a chance and believed for a change. 1744 01:24:01.775 --> 01:24:02.862 Come on! 1745 01:24:02.863 --> 01:24:04.603 Let's catch that plane. 1746 01:24:04.604 --> 01:24:05.735 [Grace laughing] 1747 01:24:05.736 --> 01:24:07.345 - Wait. 1748 01:24:07.346 --> 01:24:08.955 - What's wrong? 1749 01:24:08.956 --> 01:24:10.741 - Do you mind if I wear the dress? 1750 01:24:12.482 --> 01:24:14.831 [Both laughing] 1751 01:24:14.832 --> 01:24:17.704 [Upbeat jazz music] 1752 01:24:26.757 --> 01:24:29.542 [Crowd chattering] 1753 01:24:40.814 --> 01:24:42.990 - I'll have to later about it. 1754 01:24:44.079 --> 01:24:46.036 - This place is amazing, 1755 01:24:46.037 --> 01:24:49.126 even more spectacular than I remember. 1756 01:24:49.127 --> 01:24:51.564 - I have something to show you. 1757 01:24:55.351 --> 01:24:56.351 - I love it! 1758 01:24:57.179 --> 01:24:58.919 We're leaving our Mark. 1759 01:25:03.141 --> 01:25:05.273 In the words of grandpa Albert, 1760 01:25:05.274 --> 01:25:08.232 if lovers carve their names on the walls of the mansion, 1761 01:25:08.233 --> 01:25:12.281 the blue moon will see to it that they are reunited. 1762 01:25:13.630 --> 01:25:15.588 - I think I lost another bet. 1763 01:25:16.807 --> 01:25:18.851 But you kids were right. 1764 01:25:18.852 --> 01:25:22.420 Fate works in mysterious and wonderful ways. 1765 01:25:22.421 --> 01:25:24.335 - It wasn't fate. 1766 01:25:24.336 --> 01:25:27.817 It was respect and communication. 1767 01:25:27.818 --> 01:25:30.646 - Honesty and forgiveness. 1768 01:25:30.647 --> 01:25:32.038 Were finally both all in. 1769 01:25:32.039 --> 01:25:33.039 - And ready. 1770 01:25:34.999 --> 01:25:36.956 - Well, then I can guarantee it's a relationship 1771 01:25:36.957 --> 01:25:40.482 that's gonna last, one worth lasting. 1772 01:25:40.483 --> 01:25:41.787 - May I have this dance? 1773 01:25:41.788 --> 01:25:42.919 - I'd be delighted. 1774 01:25:42.920 --> 01:25:44.181 [Grace laughs] 1775 01:25:44.182 --> 01:25:46.227 - I think he was talking to me. 1776 01:25:46.228 --> 01:25:47.620 - If you think so. 1777 01:25:50.101 --> 01:25:52.015 - I heard there was a young woman 1778 01:25:52.016 --> 01:25:54.452 in need of a dance partner. 1779 01:25:54.453 --> 01:25:58.630 Now, I've only got 15 minutes before bed check at the home, 1780 01:25:58.631 --> 01:26:01.024 so hate to make this a dance to remember! 1781 01:26:01.025 --> 01:26:02.460 - Okay! 1782 01:26:02.461 --> 01:26:05.290 [Upbeat jazz music] 1783 01:26:17.476 --> 01:26:21.044 - Sean, there's something I need to tell you. 1784 01:26:21.045 --> 01:26:23.742 - Please don't say you want me in that dress again. 1785 01:26:23.743 --> 01:26:26.311 - Despite how cute you looked, no. 1786 01:26:28.052 --> 01:26:29.052 I... 1787 01:26:30.185 --> 01:26:32.838 I lost my publishing contract. 1788 01:26:32.839 --> 01:26:35.320 My agents hated my latest novel. 1789 01:26:39.194 --> 01:26:40.847 - Grace, I'm so sorry. 1790 01:26:43.067 --> 01:26:44.067 - Me too. 1791 01:26:45.635 --> 01:26:48.550 - Can you try again at a new version 1792 01:26:48.551 --> 01:26:50.553 now that your muse is back? 1793 01:26:52.207 --> 01:26:53.859 - I could write the best novel in the world 1794 01:26:53.860 --> 01:26:57.342 and I don't think he'd give me a second chance. 1795 01:27:00.824 --> 01:27:05.394 - Well, I might know someone with a large sum of money 1796 01:27:06.569 --> 01:27:08.309 who's looking to invest. 1797 01:27:08.310 --> 01:27:10.354 It's a bit of a long shot, but who knows? 1798 01:27:10.355 --> 01:27:13.009 The timing might be just right. 1799 01:27:13.010 --> 01:27:14.010 - Really? 1800 01:27:15.665 --> 01:27:17.666 You think they've read my novels? 1801 01:27:17.667 --> 01:27:18.667 - Read them? 1802 01:27:21.192 --> 01:27:23.889 They're your biggest fan. 1803 01:27:23.890 --> 01:27:25.151 And they're here tonight. 1804 01:27:25.152 --> 01:27:27.589 Do you want me to introduce you? 1805 01:27:27.590 --> 01:27:29.374 - Sean, that's amazing! 1806 01:27:30.680 --> 01:27:31.680 I love you. 1807 01:27:32.551 --> 01:27:33.856 - Say it again. 1808 01:27:33.857 --> 01:27:34.857 - I love you. 1809 01:27:35.772 --> 01:27:36.772 - Again. 1810 01:27:37.556 --> 01:27:38.556 - I love you. 1811 01:27:47.087 --> 01:27:48.872 - I love you too, grace. 1812 01:27:55.487 --> 01:27:59.665 I'll get you a real engagement ring, but until then... 1813 01:28:03.190 --> 01:28:04.627 Will you marry me? 1814 01:28:07.934 --> 01:28:10.633 - You couldn't stop me if you tried. 1815 01:28:15.594 --> 01:28:18.857 [Grace chuckles] 1816 01:28:18.858 --> 01:28:21.426 Now you have lipstick all over you. 1817 01:28:23.863 --> 01:28:25.952 - Who's that scary investor? 1818 01:28:34.657 --> 01:28:37.006 - Grace, this is Heather. 1819 01:28:37.007 --> 01:28:38.268 Heather, grace. 1820 01:28:38.269 --> 01:28:40.575 [Curious music] 1821 01:28:40.576 --> 01:28:41.576 - Sean? 1822 01:28:43.100 --> 01:28:45.841 - Sure, you've gone to school together. 1823 01:28:45.842 --> 01:28:48.452 Maybe you've even been friends at one point. 1824 01:28:48.453 --> 01:28:51.977 But you've never been business partners. 1825 01:28:51.978 --> 01:28:53.457 - What are you talking about? 1826 01:28:53.458 --> 01:28:55.372 - You've wanted to make a name for yourself 1827 01:28:55.373 --> 01:28:57.983 ever since your dad got you tour first set of business cards 1828 01:28:57.984 --> 01:28:59.594 in the sixth grade. 1829 01:28:59.595 --> 01:29:03.728 - You have money and business sense but... 1830 01:29:03.729 --> 01:29:06.949 Not a stitch of creativity. 1831 01:29:06.950 --> 01:29:10.692 And grace, you're all passion and creativity, 1832 01:29:10.693 --> 01:29:14.914 but completely lacking in practical, commercial skills. 1833 01:29:16.568 --> 01:29:19.135 - Sean, what are you babbling about? 1834 01:29:19.136 --> 01:29:22.094 - I think what he's trying to say is... 1835 01:29:22.095 --> 01:29:25.315 I could really use your help. 1836 01:29:25.316 --> 01:29:27.012 I'm looking for someone to invest 1837 01:29:27.013 --> 01:29:29.712 in the publication of my third novel. 1838 01:29:35.935 --> 01:29:38.023 - You want that person to be me? 1839 01:29:38.024 --> 01:29:39.808 - I would love that. 1840 01:29:39.809 --> 01:29:40.809 He's right. 1841 01:29:41.898 --> 01:29:43.552 We'd make a good team. 1842 01:29:45.728 --> 01:29:47.946 [Heather giggling] 1843 01:29:47.947 --> 01:29:49.295 - A toast! 1844 01:29:49.296 --> 01:29:52.082 [Glasses clinking] 1845 01:29:54.389 --> 01:29:57.783 [Gentle orchestral music] 1846 01:30:03.876 --> 01:30:05.399 - There you are. 1847 01:30:05.400 --> 01:30:07.053 My beautiful fiancee. 1848 01:30:18.325 --> 01:30:19.936 Everything all right? 1849 01:30:22.721 --> 01:30:24.940 - Sean. I love you. 1850 01:30:24.941 --> 01:30:26.551 And I love this town. 1851 01:30:27.813 --> 01:30:28.813 But... 1852 01:30:31.861 --> 01:30:33.818 I don't think I can live here anymore. 1853 01:30:33.819 --> 01:30:35.559 - What? 1854 01:30:35.560 --> 01:30:38.344 - My career and my life are in la now. 1855 01:30:38.345 --> 01:30:39.694 - You just lost your contract. 1856 01:30:39.695 --> 01:30:40.695 - I know. 1857 01:30:41.914 --> 01:30:42.914 You're right. 1858 01:30:46.049 --> 01:30:48.398 We can make this work. 1859 01:30:48.399 --> 01:30:51.750 If you want to stay here or come with me... 1860 01:30:53.491 --> 01:30:55.361 We can make it work this time. 1861 01:30:55.362 --> 01:30:58.669 - Grace, this is crazy deja vu. 1862 01:30:58.670 --> 01:31:01.280 I can't believe you're saying this. 1863 01:31:01.281 --> 01:31:04.022 - I know, and I'm sorry. 1864 01:31:04.023 --> 01:31:07.940 But I've been out here trying to figure it out and... 1865 01:31:10.116 --> 01:31:13.598 I know that if I stay here, I won't be happy... 1866 01:31:14.860 --> 01:31:16.252 And that's gonna hurt us. 1867 01:31:16.253 --> 01:31:18.951 Maybe not immediately, but in time. 1868 01:31:21.388 --> 01:31:23.260 Please just come with me. 1869 01:31:26.785 --> 01:31:31.006 - I have an old house i'm renovating that I love. 1870 01:31:31.007 --> 01:31:33.138 And I have a job here. 1871 01:31:33.139 --> 01:31:35.794 This is where we're supposed to be. 1872 01:31:38.449 --> 01:31:40.885 I can't believe I'm hearing this. 1873 01:31:40.886 --> 01:31:42.017 - Sean- 1874 01:31:42.018 --> 01:31:43.410 - no, I need to think. 1875 01:31:48.981 --> 01:31:51.767 [Soft piano music] 1876 01:32:05.998 --> 01:32:08.652 [Crowd chattering] 1877 01:32:08.653 --> 01:32:11.177 - I am such a huge fan of yours! 1878 01:32:12.962 --> 01:32:15.224 I can't believe that I'm finally meeting you! 1879 01:32:15.225 --> 01:32:16.705 - That is so sweet. 1880 01:32:21.144 --> 01:32:22.144 There you go. 1881 01:32:25.017 --> 01:32:27.279 Ester! 1882 01:32:27.280 --> 01:32:29.499 - I think it's about time I get a signed copy of my own. 1883 01:32:29.500 --> 01:32:31.719 - Of course. 1884 01:32:31.720 --> 01:32:32.503 - If I had known, I would have had one ready for you. 1885 01:32:32.504 --> 01:32:34.199 - Oh, that's all right. 1886 01:32:34.200 --> 01:32:36.506 I was hoping to meet your new Beau. 1887 01:32:36.507 --> 01:32:38.160 - He's not here. 1888 01:32:38.161 --> 01:32:39.292 - I am so sorry! 1889 01:32:40.380 --> 01:32:42.165 - Excuse me, excuse me. 1890 01:32:43.340 --> 01:32:44.340 I'm sorry I'm late. 1891 01:32:44.341 --> 01:32:46.996 [Cheerful music] 1892 01:32:48.693 --> 01:32:52.043 - So this is the man worth 90,000 words. 1893 01:32:52.044 --> 01:32:54.698 [Books tumbling] 1894 01:32:54.699 --> 01:32:57.397 I think I'd like your signature too. 1895 01:33:01.053 --> 01:33:02.401 - I love you. 1896 01:33:02.402 --> 01:33:03.795 - I love you too. 1897 01:33:06.276 --> 01:33:09.888 [Cheerful instrumental music] 1898 01:33:19.332 --> 01:33:20.594 ♪ Hey. 1899 01:33:20.595 --> 01:33:24.076 [Upbeat instrumental music] 1900 01:33:30.735 --> 01:33:35.565 ♪ On a path to destruction 1901 01:33:35.566 --> 01:33:40.266 ♪ couldn't care if I live or die ♪ 1902 01:33:42.225 --> 01:33:45.315 ♪ I drown the pain that I've created ♪ 1903 01:33:47.186 --> 01:33:49.579 ♪ make amends lord knows that I've tried ♪ 1904 01:33:49.580 --> 01:33:51.929 ♪ 'cause I'm gone 1905 01:33:51.930 --> 01:33:55.106 ♪ I'm so gone 1906 01:33:55.107 --> 01:33:59.502 ♪ been wandering around but I'm never lost ♪ 1907 01:33:59.503 --> 01:34:01.591 ♪ oh I'm gone 1908 01:34:01.592 --> 01:34:05.334 ♪ I'm so gone 1909 01:34:05.335 --> 01:34:09.381 ♪ I've stumbled on the line that I shouldn't cross ♪ 1910 01:34:09.382 --> 01:34:11.210 ♪ hey 1911 01:34:20.393 --> 01:34:28.393 ♪ oh oh oh oh 1912 01:34:31.491 --> 01:34:34.798 ♪ I've been riding all alone 1913 01:34:34.799 --> 01:34:37.583 ♪ just a victim who lost everything ♪ 1914 01:34:37.584 --> 01:34:41.196 ♪ it's hard to carry on 1915 01:34:41.197 --> 01:34:45.287 ♪ I black out to ease the pain 1916 01:34:45.288 --> 01:34:47.637 ♪ with no one there to comfort me ♪ 1917 01:34:47.638 --> 01:34:52.469 ♪ and tell me it's okay 1918 01:34:53.731 --> 01:34:58.475 ♪ just tell me it's okay 1919 01:35:00.477 --> 01:35:05.394 ♪ I heard you call me a train wreck ♪ 1920 01:35:05.395 --> 01:35:10.268 ♪ informing me like I didn't know ♪ 1921 01:35:10.269 --> 01:35:15.273 ♪ try to tell me what I should do ♪ 1922 01:35:15.274 --> 01:35:19.147 ♪ and I can tell you where you should go ♪ 1923 01:35:19.148 --> 01:35:21.149 ♪ 'cause I'm gone 1924 01:35:21.150 --> 01:35:23.369 ♪ I'm so gone