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 00:01:00.799 --> 00:01:02.975 Okay. Yep. 4 00:01:03.106 --> 00:01:04.368 That's nice. 5 00:01:04.499 --> 00:01:05.369 Wind machine? 6 00:01:05.500 --> 00:01:06.631 Give me more. 7 00:01:06.762 --> 00:01:08.111 Yes. 8 00:01:08.242 --> 00:01:09.504 Yes. That's it. 9 00:01:09.634 --> 00:01:10.766 Uh... 10 00:01:10.896 --> 00:01:12.855 More dirt on the chest, please. 11 00:01:12.985 --> 00:01:15.118 Perfect. Thank you. 12 00:01:15.249 --> 00:01:17.468 You ever read any of these romance novels? 13 00:01:17.599 --> 00:01:19.209 Honestly, not my thing, Josh. 14 00:01:19.340 --> 00:01:20.993 But apparently they sell 15 00:01:21.124 --> 00:01:23.735 because the ladies love your hot body. 16 00:01:23.866 --> 00:01:25.215 Now, come on! Pump up those pecs. 17 00:01:26.912 --> 00:01:27.696 Nice! 18 00:01:27.826 --> 00:01:29.045 Now gimme some attitude. 19 00:01:30.264 --> 00:01:32.440 I love it. There it is. 20 00:01:32.570 --> 00:01:33.267 You know, you should really read this one. 21 00:01:33.397 --> 00:01:34.442 It's pretty good. 22 00:01:34.572 --> 00:01:36.052 You read romance books? 23 00:01:36.183 --> 00:01:38.098 I gotta get into character. 24 00:01:38.228 --> 00:01:39.838 Come on. You're a total pro. 25 00:01:39.969 --> 00:01:42.145 Honestly, I'm just not the romantic type. 26 00:01:42.276 --> 00:01:43.886 Sure you are. 27 00:01:44.016 --> 00:01:46.062 You're always hoping romance is around the corner. 28 00:01:46.193 --> 00:01:48.238 We live in hope. 29 00:01:48.369 --> 00:01:49.631 Now. Come on. 30 00:01:49.761 --> 00:01:50.980 Gimme some more of that Viking pillage and plunder. 31 00:01:51.111 --> 00:01:51.894 I live to loot! 32 00:01:52.024 --> 00:01:52.982 Yes. Okay. 33 00:01:53.113 --> 00:01:54.288 Gimme the looting look again. 34 00:01:54.418 --> 00:01:55.898 Yes, there it is. 35 00:02:51.345 --> 00:02:52.911 Okay. Perfect. 36 00:02:55.653 --> 00:02:56.524 Oh. 37 00:02:58.047 --> 00:02:59.657 Okay. Get in there. 38 00:03:00.789 --> 00:03:02.094 All right. Ready? 39 00:03:02.225 --> 00:03:03.487 Big smiles. 40 00:03:03.618 --> 00:03:04.532 Perfect. Thank you. 41 00:03:05.707 --> 00:03:07.099 What's going on? 42 00:03:07.230 --> 00:03:09.232 The covers. They really do sell these books. 43 00:03:09.363 --> 00:03:11.582 There is nothing like a good Viking romance 44 00:03:11.713 --> 00:03:12.931 for summer reading. 45 00:03:15.325 --> 00:03:17.458 I never meet any guys like that. 46 00:03:17.588 --> 00:03:19.547 What? Your last two dates had long hair. 47 00:03:19.677 --> 00:03:20.722 Well, I don't think long hair 48 00:03:20.852 --> 00:03:22.767 necessarily means handsome, Sam. 49 00:03:22.898 --> 00:03:24.943 Just means they're not bald. 50 00:03:25.074 --> 00:03:27.424 I could never date a bald guy. 51 00:03:27.555 --> 00:03:29.861 Wait till you're over 50. 52 00:03:29.992 --> 00:03:31.211 He may be good looking. 53 00:03:31.341 --> 00:03:33.648 But is he boyfriend material? 54 00:03:33.778 --> 00:03:35.606 He's a little two dimensional. 55 00:03:35.737 --> 00:03:38.696 But I do love a man in uniform. 56 00:03:41.917 --> 00:03:43.701 Found Books. Tammy speaking. 57 00:03:43.832 --> 00:03:44.702 Yeah, she's here. 58 00:03:46.226 --> 00:03:47.705 Hello? Samantha Hill speaking. 59 00:03:47.836 --> 00:03:48.924 Samantha. 60 00:03:49.054 --> 00:03:50.491 It's Lauren Lawrence here. 61 00:03:50.621 --> 00:03:51.796 Oh, hello. 62 00:03:51.927 --> 00:03:53.320 Long time no speak. 63 00:03:53.450 --> 00:03:54.886 Yeah. I think the last time I saw you, 64 00:03:55.017 --> 00:03:56.888 you still had braces. 65 00:03:57.019 --> 00:03:59.543 Well, I'm all grown up now and running my own bookstore. 66 00:03:59.674 --> 00:04:01.763 That's what I wanted to talk to you about. 67 00:04:01.893 --> 00:04:03.678 My father and I are acting for the estate 68 00:04:03.808 --> 00:04:05.767 of the late Robert MacGraw. 69 00:04:05.897 --> 00:04:07.943 He had an extensive book collection. 70 00:04:08.073 --> 00:04:10.728 We'd like you to go and value it with a view to purchase. 71 00:04:10.859 --> 00:04:12.382 Sure. We can do that. 72 00:04:12.513 --> 00:04:14.079 We usually buy books by the yard. 73 00:04:14.210 --> 00:04:16.386 We sort them into colors and then we resell them. 74 00:04:16.517 --> 00:04:17.648 Content is irrelevant. 75 00:04:17.779 --> 00:04:19.041 Price depends on condition. 76 00:04:19.171 --> 00:04:20.999 And then we recycle the ones that we can't use. 77 00:04:21.130 --> 00:04:22.827 He had some great leather-bound books. 78 00:04:22.958 --> 00:04:24.351 Oh, those are even harder to sell. 79 00:04:24.481 --> 00:04:26.918 Except for people who want an instant antique library. 80 00:04:27.049 --> 00:04:28.790 We just want the place cleaned out. 81 00:04:28.920 --> 00:04:30.139 Well, we charge a fee for that, 82 00:04:30.270 --> 00:04:33.577 which we deduct from the value of the books. 83 00:04:33.708 --> 00:04:35.013 Fine. 84 00:04:35.144 --> 00:04:36.885 How soon can you get there? 85 00:04:37.015 --> 00:04:38.190 We're a little busy right now. 86 00:04:38.321 --> 00:04:39.844 But by the end of the week, for sure. 87 00:04:39.975 --> 00:04:41.977 When you get there park in the back. 88 00:04:42.107 --> 00:04:46.242 The lockbox code on the front door is 1234. 89 00:04:46.373 --> 00:04:48.592 Do you think you can remember that? 90 00:04:48.723 --> 00:04:50.377 I will try. 91 00:04:50.507 --> 00:04:51.639 Okay. Bye now. 92 00:04:53.945 --> 00:04:55.469 You never did like her. Did you? 93 00:04:55.599 --> 00:04:56.948 Nope. 94 00:04:57.079 --> 00:04:58.559 Since high school, we moved in different circles 95 00:04:58.689 --> 00:05:00.778 and I haven't had to deal with her, fortunately. 96 00:05:00.909 --> 00:05:03.825 But business is business. 97 00:05:03.955 --> 00:05:05.653 Well, Mr. MacGraw did buy a lotta books 98 00:05:05.783 --> 00:05:06.871 from us over the years. 99 00:05:07.002 --> 00:05:09.004 His library could be a real gold mine. 100 00:05:09.134 --> 00:05:10.919 Oh, let's hope. 101 00:05:11.049 --> 00:05:12.573 It's worth checking out. 102 00:05:24.280 --> 00:05:26.804 Just so you know, Mr. MacGraw was a very wealthy man 103 00:05:26.935 --> 00:05:28.632 and he was a pillar of our community, 104 00:05:28.763 --> 00:05:29.503 but he kept to himself. 105 00:05:30.634 --> 00:05:31.853 Beautiful old house. 106 00:05:31.983 --> 00:05:32.941 Wow! 107 00:05:45.954 --> 00:05:46.781 Wonder who'll inherit all of this. 108 00:05:46.911 --> 00:05:48.260 Not sure. 109 00:05:48.391 --> 00:05:49.610 I don't really know too much about the family. 110 00:05:51.525 --> 00:05:53.701 Hey, there's supposed to be a keypad around here somewhere. 111 00:05:56.704 --> 00:05:58.009 Ah. 112 00:05:58.140 --> 00:05:59.054 1234. 113 00:06:00.751 --> 00:06:01.535 How original. 114 00:06:10.892 --> 00:06:12.372 I could live here. 115 00:06:12.502 --> 00:06:14.461 I'd for sure need a new wardrobe. 116 00:06:14.591 --> 00:06:15.549 Okay. I'm gonna get started. 117 00:06:15.679 --> 00:06:16.724 And I'll get the boxes. 118 00:06:16.854 --> 00:06:17.942 Perfect. Just make sure that you hit the 119 00:06:18.073 --> 00:06:19.117 home key lock button on your way back in. 120 00:06:19.248 --> 00:06:20.684 - Got it. - Thanks. 121 00:06:36.221 --> 00:06:37.092 Wow. 122 00:06:52.063 --> 00:06:52.934 Oh. 123 00:06:56.677 --> 00:06:57.634 Okay. 124 00:06:57.765 --> 00:06:59.984 100 yards at say 30 bucks a yard. 125 00:07:00.115 --> 00:07:01.290 3,000 bucks. 126 00:07:01.421 --> 00:07:02.596 What are we looking to offer? 127 00:07:02.726 --> 00:07:03.945 1,000 to start. 128 00:07:04.075 --> 00:07:05.773 And if they want more, we'll settle for 1,500. 129 00:07:05.903 --> 00:07:07.688 But then we have to deduct our cleaning out rate fee. 130 00:07:07.818 --> 00:07:08.950 Perfect. 131 00:07:09.080 --> 00:07:10.778 Okay. So let's start sorting these books. 132 00:07:14.521 --> 00:07:15.435 Oh wow. 133 00:07:15.565 --> 00:07:17.524 There's a lot of old books here. 134 00:07:17.654 --> 00:07:19.221 There's some modern novels too. 135 00:07:19.351 --> 00:07:21.005 Some really nice coffee table books. 136 00:07:21.136 --> 00:07:22.703 Can make a few dollars on those. 137 00:07:22.833 --> 00:07:24.052 There's a lot of trashy paper backs. 138 00:07:24.182 --> 00:07:25.662 So we're probably just gonna recycle those ones. 139 00:07:25.793 --> 00:07:27.708 I like trashy paper backs. 140 00:07:27.838 --> 00:07:29.013 Of course you do. 141 00:07:29.144 --> 00:07:30.014 Go get 'em. 142 00:07:36.107 --> 00:07:37.892 There's dozens of them in good condition. 143 00:07:38.022 --> 00:07:39.328 Some are brand new. 144 00:07:39.459 --> 00:07:40.590 They might sell. 145 00:07:40.721 --> 00:07:42.070 It's summer. 146 00:07:42.200 --> 00:07:45.769 People love a hot, sexy, steamy, trashy romance. 147 00:07:45.900 --> 00:07:46.944 You're probably right. 148 00:07:47.075 --> 00:07:48.468 Okay. Let's start packing those too. 149 00:07:50.339 --> 00:07:52.428 Aw! A poesy of dried violets. 150 00:07:52.559 --> 00:07:53.821 How romantic! 151 00:07:53.951 --> 00:07:54.952 That is cute. 152 00:07:55.083 --> 00:07:56.476 Ooh. If we find any valuables, 153 00:07:56.606 --> 00:07:57.999 let's just put them on the side here. 154 00:08:03.526 --> 00:08:05.093 What's that? 155 00:08:05.223 --> 00:08:06.137 It's an old house. 156 00:08:06.268 --> 00:08:07.878 They make noises. 157 00:08:08.009 --> 00:08:10.054 Or the ghost just woke up. 158 00:08:10.185 --> 00:08:11.621 Ooh! 159 00:08:11.752 --> 00:08:13.014 I'm just joking. 160 00:08:15.451 --> 00:08:17.148 Well, hello, handsome. 161 00:08:17.279 --> 00:08:18.889 I think we've met before. 162 00:08:19.020 --> 00:08:20.848 He is dangerously good looking. 163 00:08:22.240 --> 00:08:23.546 He's not bad. 164 00:08:23.677 --> 00:08:25.766 Some of these covers too. 165 00:08:25.896 --> 00:08:27.071 This one's a few years old. 166 00:08:27.202 --> 00:08:28.638 The Viking must be at the modeling game 167 00:08:28.769 --> 00:08:29.900 for a really long time. 168 00:08:30.031 --> 00:08:31.641 Not exactly the sort of reading you'd expect 169 00:08:31.772 --> 00:08:32.860 for an old guy. 170 00:08:32.990 --> 00:08:33.817 Yeah. It is kinda weird, huh? 171 00:08:37.778 --> 00:08:39.649 Okay. It's okay. 172 00:08:39.780 --> 00:08:41.303 Let's go see what's- 173 00:08:41.433 --> 00:08:42.696 what's going on. 174 00:09:12.116 --> 00:09:13.204 Call the cops. 175 00:09:15.467 --> 00:09:16.686 911, what's your emergency? 176 00:09:16.817 --> 00:09:18.514 Somebody has broken in and is in the house. 177 00:09:18.645 --> 00:09:22.823 MacGraw Mansion. Door code is 1234. 178 00:09:22.953 --> 00:09:23.650 We're dispatching somebody right now. 179 00:09:23.780 --> 00:09:25.652 Okay. Understood. 180 00:09:25.782 --> 00:09:27.131 Okay. 181 00:09:27.262 --> 00:09:28.393 Follow me. 182 00:09:42.712 --> 00:09:43.539 Let's try to find a back way. 183 00:09:43.670 --> 00:09:44.584 Okay. 184 00:09:58.685 --> 00:10:00.034 Sam! Sam! 185 00:10:00.164 --> 00:10:01.731 Come on. 186 00:10:01.862 --> 00:10:02.776 Yeah. Right. 187 00:10:13.047 --> 00:10:14.091 He saw us! 188 00:10:21.621 --> 00:10:22.970 I think he's right behind us. 189 00:10:24.536 --> 00:10:26.495 Let's get outta here. 190 00:10:27.583 --> 00:10:29.498 Hey! 191 00:10:29.629 --> 00:10:30.586 Hey! 192 00:10:30.717 --> 00:10:31.413 Hey! 193 00:10:31.543 --> 00:10:32.501 Stand back. 194 00:10:36.679 --> 00:10:37.854 Freeze! 195 00:10:37.985 --> 00:10:39.943 Drop your weapon. 196 00:10:40.074 --> 00:10:40.814 It's a letter opener. 197 00:10:40.944 --> 00:10:42.642 Yeah, well. Drop it. 198 00:10:42.772 --> 00:10:44.382 He's a thief. 199 00:10:44.513 --> 00:10:45.645 I'm not a thief. 200 00:10:45.775 --> 00:10:47.298 Then who are you? And what do you want? 201 00:10:47.429 --> 00:10:49.779 Drop the, the, this... 202 00:10:49.910 --> 00:10:51.302 The fireplace poker? 203 00:10:51.433 --> 00:10:53.478 Yes, Ms. Hill, drop the poker. 204 00:10:55.393 --> 00:10:57.918 I was just about to ask Ms. Hill the same thing. 205 00:10:58.048 --> 00:10:58.962 Ask me what? 206 00:10:59.093 --> 00:11:00.355 I'll ask the questions. 207 00:11:00.485 --> 00:11:02.009 Who are you and what are you doing here? 208 00:11:02.139 --> 00:11:03.706 I'm here at the request of the estate lawyer 209 00:11:03.837 --> 00:11:04.968 to remove the library. Okay? 210 00:11:05.099 --> 00:11:07.797 Ms. Lawrence didn't mention that. 211 00:11:07.928 --> 00:11:09.190 Well, I thought you were thieves. 212 00:11:09.320 --> 00:11:10.626 Obviously we're not. 213 00:11:10.757 --> 00:11:11.932 That's why we called the police. 214 00:11:12.062 --> 00:11:12.976 Whoa, whoa, whoa. 215 00:11:13.107 --> 00:11:14.151 What are you doing here? 216 00:11:14.282 --> 00:11:16.632 I'll ask the questions! 217 00:11:16.763 --> 00:11:17.764 What are you doing here? 218 00:11:17.894 --> 00:11:19.374 I'm the owner. 219 00:11:19.504 --> 00:11:21.202 I thought the owner was dead. 220 00:11:21.332 --> 00:11:22.594 He was my grandfather. 221 00:11:22.725 --> 00:11:24.640 Good story. If it's true. 222 00:11:24.771 --> 00:11:25.859 Do you have any ID? 223 00:11:34.824 --> 00:11:36.217 I inherited the house. 224 00:11:38.219 --> 00:11:40.221 You hardly look the type to inherit the MacGraw Mansion. 225 00:11:40.351 --> 00:11:41.918 Mr. MacGraw was a wealthy man. 226 00:11:42.049 --> 00:11:43.572 What's that supposed to mean? 227 00:11:43.703 --> 00:11:45.052 Well, you were crawling through that window. 228 00:11:45.182 --> 00:11:47.358 I couldn't remember the code to the lockbox. 229 00:11:47.489 --> 00:11:48.620 And I'm looking for something. 230 00:11:48.751 --> 00:11:49.709 You forgot 1234? 231 00:11:51.754 --> 00:11:54.452 You can't remember 1234? 232 00:11:54.583 --> 00:11:56.541 Wait, the code was 1234? 233 00:11:56.672 --> 00:11:57.542 Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 234 00:11:57.673 --> 00:11:58.543 This is all confusing. 235 00:11:58.674 --> 00:11:59.762 You're confusing him. 236 00:11:59.893 --> 00:12:01.416 Look, you had to call the cops? 237 00:12:01.546 --> 00:12:03.331 She was right to call me, sir. 238 00:12:03.461 --> 00:12:04.941 Even if it is confusing. 239 00:12:06.856 --> 00:12:08.510 Please remove the glasses, sir. 240 00:12:15.125 --> 00:12:16.605 Okay. You check out. 241 00:12:16.736 --> 00:12:18.215 No more confusion. 242 00:12:18.346 --> 00:12:19.260 Mr. Joshua MacGraw. 243 00:12:21.653 --> 00:12:22.567 Satisfied? 244 00:12:23.699 --> 00:12:27.007 I'm sorry, Mr. MacGraw. 245 00:12:28.312 --> 00:12:29.749 There's a pill for that. 246 00:12:29.879 --> 00:12:30.662 If there's nothing else, folks, 247 00:12:30.793 --> 00:12:31.751 I'll be on my way. 248 00:12:31.881 --> 00:12:33.448 Okay. Thanks, Billy. 249 00:12:37.191 --> 00:12:38.975 Well, that was fun. 250 00:12:39.106 --> 00:12:41.108 If you'll excuse me, I have a lot to do. 251 00:12:44.328 --> 00:12:46.330 That was intense. 252 00:12:46.461 --> 00:12:48.419 Yeah. What a jerk. 253 00:12:48.550 --> 00:12:49.769 All right. Well, let's get this library packed up. 254 00:13:15.011 --> 00:13:16.752 I wonder what he's looking for. 255 00:13:16.883 --> 00:13:17.753 I hope it's a happy pill. 256 00:13:45.389 --> 00:13:47.870 Okay, Grandpa, 257 00:13:48.001 --> 00:13:49.741 where would you hide something so important? 258 00:13:56.966 --> 00:13:59.839 Hey, I was just gonna ask if you wanted to lock up? 259 00:13:59.969 --> 00:14:00.883 No, I'm leaving. 260 00:14:03.320 --> 00:14:05.192 Should I take a look at these in case I want a book? 261 00:14:05.322 --> 00:14:06.976 Well, you'll have to come to my bookstore 262 00:14:07.107 --> 00:14:09.239 since I've officially taken over the library. 263 00:14:09.370 --> 00:14:12.155 Once the books have been unpacked, racked, and stacked, 264 00:14:12.286 --> 00:14:13.853 anyone can buy them so... 265 00:14:15.115 --> 00:14:16.029 Right. 266 00:14:17.726 --> 00:14:18.727 Need a hand? 267 00:14:18.858 --> 00:14:19.728 No, I'm good. 268 00:14:20.816 --> 00:14:22.296 Okay. 269 00:14:22.426 --> 00:14:23.732 Have a good night, Ms. Hill. 270 00:14:26.996 --> 00:14:28.258 Have a good night, Ms. Hill. 271 00:14:38.051 --> 00:14:39.966 Thanks, Britt. It was a good day's work. 272 00:14:40.096 --> 00:14:41.358 Yeah. Except for Mr. Grumpy. 273 00:14:41.489 --> 00:14:42.707 Yeah, he was fun. 274 00:14:42.838 --> 00:14:44.318 Did he look familiar to you? 275 00:14:44.448 --> 00:14:46.233 Nope. And I hope to never see him again. 276 00:14:52.369 --> 00:14:53.893 He really scared me. The cops showed up. 277 00:14:54.023 --> 00:14:55.242 It was all okay in the end. 278 00:14:55.372 --> 00:14:56.634 It was just a little bit embarrassing. 279 00:14:56.765 --> 00:14:58.506 Ah, Billy. 280 00:14:58.636 --> 00:15:00.160 He probably really enjoyed it. 281 00:15:00.290 --> 00:15:01.639 Any chance to go clubbing. 282 00:15:01.770 --> 00:15:02.640 He the man. 283 00:15:05.252 --> 00:15:07.297 While you two were out playing cops and robbers, 284 00:15:07.428 --> 00:15:08.255 I read five books. 285 00:15:10.170 --> 00:15:12.476 Gee, Tammy. That's a lotta coloring. 286 00:15:12.607 --> 00:15:14.000 Well ha ha. 287 00:15:14.130 --> 00:15:16.045 One of them was on anti-gravity. 288 00:15:16.176 --> 00:15:17.525 Couldn't put it down. 289 00:15:20.180 --> 00:15:22.573 Found Books, Tammy speaking. 290 00:15:22.704 --> 00:15:24.314 Vikings everywhere. 291 00:15:24.445 --> 00:15:26.577 You know what? Let's put these on the summer reading display. 292 00:15:26.708 --> 00:15:28.666 The Viking dude sells books. 293 00:15:28.797 --> 00:15:29.885 He is hot. 294 00:15:30.016 --> 00:15:31.931 Sam, telephone. It's Mr. MacGraw. 295 00:15:32.061 --> 00:15:33.584 Tell him I'm not here. 296 00:15:33.715 --> 00:15:36.283 Okay. Understood. Thanks. 297 00:15:38.024 --> 00:15:40.722 Too late. He's on his way over to look at his books. 298 00:15:40.852 --> 00:15:41.897 His books? 299 00:15:42.028 --> 00:15:43.377 His books. 300 00:15:43.507 --> 00:15:44.421 Finders keepers? 301 00:15:44.552 --> 00:15:45.857 Not a chance. 302 00:15:45.988 --> 00:15:47.555 We have to give this to Mr. Grumpy? 303 00:15:47.685 --> 00:15:50.384 Give it to me. I'll put it in the cash register. 304 00:15:50.514 --> 00:15:51.298 Coffee money. 305 00:16:08.663 --> 00:16:10.273 Are you a fan of the romance? 306 00:16:13.537 --> 00:16:14.886 Yeah. You could say that. Yeah. 307 00:16:16.236 --> 00:16:17.237 Well, we have a lot of them. 308 00:16:17.367 --> 00:16:19.065 They're selling really well. 309 00:16:32.034 --> 00:16:32.904 Oh. 310 00:16:37.474 --> 00:16:42.262 Anyway. I'm sorry about the bad mood yesterday, ladies. 311 00:16:42.392 --> 00:16:43.524 It's fine. 312 00:16:43.654 --> 00:16:45.700 I suppose Vikings are allowed to be moody. 313 00:16:45.830 --> 00:16:47.615 No, it was just it was a long drive up from the city. 314 00:16:47.745 --> 00:16:49.834 And my lawyer mentioned that there was a letter 315 00:16:49.965 --> 00:16:51.836 that she couldn't find that was in my grandfather's will. 316 00:16:51.967 --> 00:16:53.751 So I thought I'd take a look. 317 00:16:53.882 --> 00:16:55.623 - And? - Ah, it was a waste of time. 318 00:16:55.753 --> 00:16:57.451 Didn't find a thing. 319 00:16:57.581 --> 00:17:00.541 I'm really sorry about calling the cop, Billy. 320 00:17:00.671 --> 00:17:02.978 That's fine. Just a little embarrassing. 321 00:17:03.109 --> 00:17:04.762 We all could have gotten arrested. 322 00:17:04.893 --> 00:17:06.155 - Or worse. - Okay. Just... 323 00:17:08.679 --> 00:17:10.855 I have your books in the back if you just wanna follow me. 324 00:17:10.986 --> 00:17:14.642 Yes please. Lead the way. 325 00:17:14.772 --> 00:17:16.470 That's the thief. 326 00:17:20.082 --> 00:17:21.605 You don't say! 327 00:17:44.715 --> 00:17:46.848 Yeah. I'm not really seeing much I want here. 328 00:17:46.978 --> 00:17:48.545 Well, I just unpacked a bunch of paperbacks 329 00:17:48.676 --> 00:17:49.546 with your face on them. 330 00:17:52.158 --> 00:17:53.420 Yeah. 331 00:17:54.943 --> 00:17:56.292 I can't believe that my grandfather collected these. 332 00:17:56.423 --> 00:17:57.598 Yeah. We wondered about that. 333 00:17:59.817 --> 00:18:01.167 Well, I guess I'll take 'em. 334 00:18:01.297 --> 00:18:03.560 I've never had a complete set myself. 335 00:18:03.691 --> 00:18:05.258 - How many are there? - Oh, I don't know. 336 00:18:05.388 --> 00:18:06.520 I've done dozens of these shoots. 337 00:18:06.650 --> 00:18:08.696 But some are English historical. 338 00:18:08.826 --> 00:18:09.653 Some are Western. 339 00:18:09.784 --> 00:18:10.654 Some are 340 00:18:12.700 --> 00:18:13.875 almost naughty. 341 00:18:16.225 --> 00:18:18.053 I know. They're kind of cheesy, 342 00:18:18.184 --> 00:18:20.925 but I guess my grandfather approved 343 00:18:21.056 --> 00:18:22.579 of my second career after all. 344 00:18:22.710 --> 00:18:23.798 What's your first, Mr. MacGraw? 345 00:18:23.928 --> 00:18:25.626 Call me Josh. 346 00:18:25.756 --> 00:18:28.237 Mr. MacGraw kinda makes me sound like my grandfather. 347 00:18:28.368 --> 00:18:29.760 I'm an architect. 348 00:18:29.891 --> 00:18:30.935 This whole modeling thing 349 00:18:31.066 --> 00:18:32.241 was just something I do on the side. 350 00:18:32.372 --> 00:18:33.242 Hm. 351 00:18:37.681 --> 00:18:40.728 So you're selling the house then? 352 00:18:40.858 --> 00:18:42.860 Yeah. That's the plan. 353 00:18:42.991 --> 00:18:45.341 I'm so busy in the city and it's kind of a far commute. 354 00:18:45.472 --> 00:18:46.299 Oh, I'll say. 355 00:18:48.605 --> 00:18:50.390 Anyway. 356 00:18:50.520 --> 00:18:52.218 I guess I better get to the lawyer. 357 00:18:52.348 --> 00:18:53.306 Oh, Lauren? 358 00:18:53.436 --> 00:18:54.307 Yeah. I haven't met her yet, 359 00:18:54.437 --> 00:18:56.744 but she seems nice on the phone. 360 00:18:56.874 --> 00:18:58.702 She's nice enough. 361 00:19:00.878 --> 00:19:01.923 - What? - Nothing. 362 00:19:02.053 --> 00:19:03.403 Do you want any other books? 363 00:19:03.533 --> 00:19:04.839 Can I help you with anything else? 364 00:19:04.969 --> 00:19:06.319 No, I think I'm good, thanks. 365 00:19:06.449 --> 00:19:08.321 I'm actually allergic to dust, so... 366 00:19:08.451 --> 00:19:10.323 Must be a problem when you're ransacking. 367 00:19:11.802 --> 00:19:12.760 These are all the ones in good condition 368 00:19:12.890 --> 00:19:15.458 and I've dusted you off of them. 369 00:19:15.589 --> 00:19:16.981 Dusted them off for you. 370 00:19:18.113 --> 00:19:20.855 Thank you. 371 00:19:20.985 --> 00:19:23.249 Bless you. 372 00:19:23.379 --> 00:19:25.207 Maybe he's not as bad as we thought. 373 00:19:26.382 --> 00:19:27.427 He's fine. 374 00:19:29.690 --> 00:19:31.257 Get back to work. 375 00:19:43.530 --> 00:19:46.359 Your grandfather owned quite a few properties around town. 376 00:19:46.489 --> 00:19:47.490 I had no idea who was so into real estate. 377 00:19:47.621 --> 00:19:50.711 Mm-hm. He owned some of these buildings. 378 00:19:50.841 --> 00:19:52.843 Any idea which ones? 379 00:19:52.974 --> 00:19:54.671 Not entirely. My father knows. 380 00:19:54.802 --> 00:19:57.848 He managed your grandfather's business affairs for years. 381 00:19:57.979 --> 00:20:00.677 I love these old main streets. 382 00:20:00.808 --> 00:20:01.722 The architectural detail. 383 00:20:02.810 --> 00:20:04.594 Oh, look. 384 00:20:04.725 --> 00:20:05.813 Like the decorative corners in the crown of this building. 385 00:20:05.943 --> 00:20:07.858 I think those are the original windows. 386 00:20:07.989 --> 00:20:09.556 That's beautiful. 387 00:20:09.686 --> 00:20:11.732 I love how passionate you are. 388 00:20:11.862 --> 00:20:13.342 About architecture? Oh yeah. 389 00:20:15.126 --> 00:20:17.564 These streets used to be the heart of their communities. 390 00:20:17.694 --> 00:20:20.915 It's kinda sad when they get hollowed out by development 391 00:20:21.045 --> 00:20:23.352 and big box stores coming in on the periphery. 392 00:20:23.483 --> 00:20:24.701 What are you gonna do 393 00:20:24.832 --> 00:20:26.442 with all your newly acquired real estate? 394 00:20:26.573 --> 00:20:28.183 I haven't not that far ahead. 395 00:20:28.314 --> 00:20:30.185 My architectural firm in the city keeps me very busy, 396 00:20:30.316 --> 00:20:32.622 but I love what I do. 397 00:20:34.015 --> 00:20:37.236 Josh, you're a man who knows what he wants. 398 00:20:39.150 --> 00:20:40.064 I like that. 399 00:20:42.763 --> 00:20:45.200 Yeah. I actually have a conference call with the office. 400 00:20:45.331 --> 00:20:48.159 But I'll see you at 1:00. 401 00:20:48.290 --> 00:20:49.160 Can't wait. 402 00:21:07.744 --> 00:21:08.571 - Hi. - Hey. 403 00:21:09.703 --> 00:21:10.660 Thank you. 404 00:21:10.791 --> 00:21:12.053 - Guess what? - What? 405 00:21:12.183 --> 00:21:14.229 I just saw the Viking with that lady lawyer. 406 00:21:14.360 --> 00:21:16.579 First off, Lauren Lawrence is no lady. 407 00:21:16.710 --> 00:21:18.712 And second, ask me if I care. 408 00:21:18.842 --> 00:21:21.192 Sam, that's no way to talk about an old school friend. 409 00:21:21.323 --> 00:21:22.977 She was no friend. 410 00:21:23.107 --> 00:21:24.500 Even if she was the last lawyer on this planet, 411 00:21:24.631 --> 00:21:25.719 I still wouldn't hire her. 412 00:21:25.849 --> 00:21:27.198 Wow. Harsh. 413 00:21:27.329 --> 00:21:30.506 Sam's folks had a run in with Lauren's father, Larry. 414 00:21:30.637 --> 00:21:33.161 They took him to court, something about this building. 415 00:21:33.292 --> 00:21:36.295 He wriggled out of it and they almost lost the bookstore 416 00:21:36.425 --> 00:21:37.426 trying to pay the court costs. 417 00:21:37.557 --> 00:21:39.385 Well, I was still in school then, 418 00:21:39.515 --> 00:21:41.474 so I don't really remember all the details. 419 00:21:41.604 --> 00:21:43.258 Too busy chasing boys? 420 00:21:43.389 --> 00:21:44.694 Oh, there was no point. 421 00:21:44.825 --> 00:21:46.043 Lauren had them all staring at her legs. 422 00:21:46.174 --> 00:21:47.741 Well, I kind of feel sorry for her. 423 00:21:47.871 --> 00:21:49.133 What? 424 00:21:49.264 --> 00:21:51.222 She's just as slimy me as her father. 425 00:21:51.353 --> 00:21:53.616 She had to do whatever Daddy told her. 426 00:21:53.747 --> 00:21:54.965 He groomed her. 427 00:21:55.096 --> 00:21:56.880 He sent her to the finest law schools 428 00:21:57.011 --> 00:21:59.796 and then set her up in his law practice as his partner. 429 00:21:59.927 --> 00:22:01.537 He's a control freak. 430 00:22:01.668 --> 00:22:02.799 I always thought it was funny 431 00:22:02.930 --> 00:22:05.280 that her dad was called Laurence Lawrence. 432 00:22:05.411 --> 00:22:06.629 It's a good thing he became a lawyer 433 00:22:06.760 --> 00:22:09.110 so that he can call his firm Lawrence Law. 434 00:22:09.240 --> 00:22:11.286 But then to call his daughter Lauren. 435 00:22:11.417 --> 00:22:12.983 I mean, Lauren Lawrence? 436 00:22:13.114 --> 00:22:14.855 Not much imagination. 437 00:22:14.985 --> 00:22:16.770 People call him Larry Two-Names. 438 00:22:16.900 --> 00:22:18.075 He always repeats himself. 439 00:22:18.206 --> 00:22:20.339 He always repeats himself. 440 00:22:23.342 --> 00:22:24.473 Well, I'm glad your grandparents 441 00:22:24.604 --> 00:22:25.648 didn't lose the store. 442 00:22:25.779 --> 00:22:27.128 Yeah, me too. 443 00:22:27.258 --> 00:22:29.086 If Tom Hill and Milly Dale hadn't gotten married, 444 00:22:29.217 --> 00:22:31.524 I wouldn't have all this today. 445 00:22:31.654 --> 00:22:33.569 If it wasn't for your hard work, 446 00:22:33.700 --> 00:22:34.962 this bookstore wouldn't have survived 447 00:22:35.092 --> 00:22:36.485 after your parents passed. 448 00:22:36.616 --> 00:22:38.052 Yeah. 449 00:22:38.182 --> 00:22:38.966 And maybe I'd be out there traveling the world 450 00:22:39.096 --> 00:22:40.446 and living a real life. Right? 451 00:22:40.576 --> 00:22:43.144 Oh, don't be so hard on yourself. 452 00:22:43.274 --> 00:22:45.320 This is the family biz 453 00:22:45.451 --> 00:22:49.063 and you kept it going with blood, sweat, and tears. 454 00:22:50.717 --> 00:22:51.631 Hill and Dale would be proud. 455 00:22:51.761 --> 00:22:52.849 Thanks, Tammy. 456 00:22:52.980 --> 00:22:55.461 Hey, time heals all wounds. 457 00:22:55.591 --> 00:22:57.854 That's such a cliche and it's not true. 458 00:22:57.985 --> 00:22:59.813 Time just covers up the scars. 459 00:23:03.338 --> 00:23:05.601 Okay. That's enough with this walk down memory lane. 460 00:23:05.732 --> 00:23:07.603 Let's get back to work, ladies. 461 00:23:07.734 --> 00:23:10.214 Thank you. 462 00:23:18.005 --> 00:23:20.834 So what's this Joshua MacGraw like? 463 00:23:20.964 --> 00:23:24.185 Well, he's good looking, passionate about his career, 464 00:23:24.315 --> 00:23:26.143 and very busy. 465 00:23:26.274 --> 00:23:28.015 I think I can keep him in line. 466 00:23:28.145 --> 00:23:29.669 Do you now? 467 00:23:29.799 --> 00:23:30.844 Do you now? 468 00:23:30.974 --> 00:23:32.715 Once he takes ownership of the estate, 469 00:23:32.846 --> 00:23:34.151 I'll convince him 470 00:23:34.282 --> 00:23:36.066 to leave the property management structure in place. 471 00:23:36.197 --> 00:23:38.591 I'm sure he'll be fine with the monthly rental checks 472 00:23:38.721 --> 00:23:40.767 and stay in the city. 473 00:23:40.897 --> 00:23:42.856 There's nothing here for him. 474 00:23:42.986 --> 00:23:44.466 I've been milking this cow for a long time 475 00:23:44.597 --> 00:23:46.425 and I am not ready to give up the management 476 00:23:46.555 --> 00:23:47.643 of the MacGraw properties. 477 00:23:48.862 --> 00:23:50.341 Bob MacGraw. Ah. 478 00:23:51.560 --> 00:23:52.735 Didn't care about the business 479 00:23:52.866 --> 00:23:54.128 as long as the money kept rolling in. 480 00:23:54.258 --> 00:23:57.174 Came in once a year and signed where I told him to. 481 00:23:57.305 --> 00:23:59.916 Oh, thank goodness for trusting clients. 482 00:24:00.047 --> 00:24:01.265 I wanted to talk to you 483 00:24:01.396 --> 00:24:02.658 about the missing letters of codicil. 484 00:24:02.789 --> 00:24:03.703 Are they gonna be a problem? 485 00:24:03.833 --> 00:24:05.487 No idea. 486 00:24:05.618 --> 00:24:07.010 They were mentioned in an amendment he made to the will, 487 00:24:07.141 --> 00:24:09.404 but Grandpa MacGraw never produced them. 488 00:24:09.535 --> 00:24:10.797 Probably nothing. 489 00:24:10.927 --> 00:24:13.843 It's just the ramblings of a senile old man. 490 00:24:13.974 --> 00:24:15.018 As long as you finish probating the will 491 00:24:15.149 --> 00:24:16.019 before they turn up, 492 00:24:16.150 --> 00:24:18.239 then it shouldn't be a problem. 493 00:24:18.369 --> 00:24:19.980 Meanwhile... 494 00:24:20.110 --> 00:24:21.851 Get him to change his mind about selling the mansion. 495 00:24:21.982 --> 00:24:23.940 That's my girl! That's my girl! 496 00:24:31.600 --> 00:24:32.819 Tammy, check this out. 497 00:24:34.081 --> 00:24:36.126 Oh! 498 00:24:36.257 --> 00:24:38.607 Aw, I remember some of those places 499 00:24:38.738 --> 00:24:41.480 from when I was a little girl. 500 00:24:41.610 --> 00:24:43.090 Not that it was that long ago. 501 00:24:43.220 --> 00:24:44.265 Of course, black and white. 502 00:24:44.395 --> 00:24:45.745 Just yesterday. 503 00:24:50.010 --> 00:24:51.707 Here's an interesting one. 504 00:24:51.838 --> 00:24:54.493 That. The MacGraw mansion. 505 00:24:54.623 --> 00:24:55.929 Look at all the staff they had. 506 00:24:56.059 --> 00:24:57.365 Pretty stiff and starched. 507 00:24:58.888 --> 00:25:00.281 Who's that standing in the middle there? 508 00:25:00.411 --> 00:25:03.414 That would be your grumpy Viking's great grandparents. 509 00:25:03.545 --> 00:25:04.981 He's not my grumpy Viking. 510 00:25:05.112 --> 00:25:06.505 And since we're buying his library, 511 00:25:06.635 --> 00:25:08.115 I guess that makes him a client. 512 00:25:08.245 --> 00:25:10.291 So a little bit more respect there please. 513 00:25:10.421 --> 00:25:12.815 Hm. He is cute. 514 00:25:12.946 --> 00:25:14.687 I'd say handsome. 515 00:25:14.817 --> 00:25:16.340 I didn't say I was interested. 516 00:25:16.471 --> 00:25:18.473 Not at all. Not even a little bit. 517 00:25:18.604 --> 00:25:19.518 Hmm. 518 00:25:21.084 --> 00:25:22.346 What? 519 00:25:22.477 --> 00:25:24.261 You need to believe in yourself. 520 00:25:24.392 --> 00:25:26.916 You have so many fine attributes, 521 00:25:27.047 --> 00:25:29.179 but you insist on living like a bookworm. 522 00:25:29.310 --> 00:25:31.486 This business occupies me 24/7. 523 00:25:31.617 --> 00:25:33.532 I don't have time for other things. 524 00:25:33.662 --> 00:25:34.576 You should make some. 525 00:25:36.012 --> 00:25:36.970 Here's Grandpa Tom and Grandma Milly 526 00:25:37.100 --> 00:25:38.319 in front of the bookstore. 527 00:25:38.449 --> 00:25:39.842 She was very pretty. 528 00:25:39.973 --> 00:25:41.844 Yeah, she was. 529 00:25:41.975 --> 00:25:43.411 She died the year before I was born 530 00:25:43.542 --> 00:25:45.413 so I don't really know too much about her. 531 00:25:49.243 --> 00:25:52.072 Back then, you had to be very wealthy 532 00:25:52.202 --> 00:25:53.900 to belong to the sailing club. 533 00:25:54.030 --> 00:25:55.510 I like their outfits. 534 00:25:55.641 --> 00:25:56.816 Beautiful clothes. 535 00:25:56.946 --> 00:25:58.426 Even the children are dressed to the hilt. 536 00:26:00.471 --> 00:26:02.604 And here they are having a picnic by the lake. 537 00:26:02.735 --> 00:26:04.693 Could you imagine an old Mr. MacGraw calling 538 00:26:04.824 --> 00:26:06.565 for an ice tea and then some maid hurrying 539 00:26:06.695 --> 00:26:07.566 over to do his bidding. 540 00:26:09.176 --> 00:26:10.003 That's a good idea. 541 00:26:10.133 --> 00:26:11.134 I'm gonna make some ice tea. 542 00:26:11.265 --> 00:26:12.179 Want some? 543 00:26:12.309 --> 00:26:13.572 No, I'm okay. 544 00:26:13.702 --> 00:26:15.182 I'm gonna go for an ice cream by the lake. 545 00:26:15.312 --> 00:26:16.531 I need a break. 546 00:26:16.662 --> 00:26:18.359 I'll settle for an ice tea. 547 00:26:18.489 --> 00:26:19.708 Thanks, Tammy. 548 00:26:31.720 --> 00:26:33.504 Ah, sorry about that. 549 00:26:33.635 --> 00:26:34.549 Client issue. 550 00:26:34.680 --> 00:26:36.029 They always want changes. 551 00:26:36.159 --> 00:26:38.161 Oh, yeah. It's the same in my practice. 552 00:26:42.862 --> 00:26:45.255 I forgot how nice it was here, down by the lake. 553 00:26:45.386 --> 00:26:47.388 My dad and I used to come visit my grandpa when I was a kid. 554 00:26:47.518 --> 00:26:49.520 But I haven't been here in a long, long time. 555 00:26:51.044 --> 00:26:52.088 I guess not since my dad passed away. 556 00:26:52.219 --> 00:26:54.743 Do you remember your grandfather? 557 00:26:54.874 --> 00:26:56.615 I had this picture of him and I standing 558 00:26:56.745 --> 00:26:57.616 in front of the mansion. 559 00:26:57.746 --> 00:26:59.400 I always kept it with me. 560 00:26:59.530 --> 00:27:01.663 And then standing at the property yesterday, it just 561 00:27:03.665 --> 00:27:04.797 brought back a lotta memories. 562 00:27:06.059 --> 00:27:07.626 Yeah. 563 00:27:07.756 --> 00:27:08.801 Speaking of the mansion. 564 00:27:10.716 --> 00:27:12.935 I think you should reconsider selling the mansion. 565 00:27:13.066 --> 00:27:14.720 The way the market is, 566 00:27:14.850 --> 00:27:16.460 I'd toss it in with the rest of your rental properties. 567 00:27:16.591 --> 00:27:18.201 Dealing with the renters could be a bit of a headache, 568 00:27:18.332 --> 00:27:19.638 don't you think? 569 00:27:19.768 --> 00:27:20.726 Agreed. 570 00:27:20.856 --> 00:27:22.162 I think you should leave it 571 00:27:22.292 --> 00:27:24.120 with the property management company. 572 00:27:24.251 --> 00:27:25.644 It's worked for your grandfather. 573 00:27:25.774 --> 00:27:27.254 Yeah. 574 00:27:27.384 --> 00:27:28.908 Yeah. Let me think about it. 575 00:27:38.091 --> 00:27:39.135 Oh. 576 00:27:41.050 --> 00:27:43.139 Oh dear. 577 00:27:43.270 --> 00:27:44.010 I probably should have told her. 578 00:27:46.752 --> 00:27:48.710 I heard you bumped into her at the mansion. 579 00:27:48.841 --> 00:27:49.668 Didn't go so well. 580 00:27:51.191 --> 00:27:52.758 Kinda feel like I should make it up to her. 581 00:27:52.888 --> 00:27:54.498 She's an odd duck. 582 00:27:54.629 --> 00:27:55.412 I wouldn't worry about it. 583 00:27:57.414 --> 00:28:00.374 She's gonna get money from your grandfather's library. 584 00:28:00.504 --> 00:28:02.376 I'm sure that's all she cares about anyway. 585 00:28:05.422 --> 00:28:07.990 You know, that's a good time to do whatever... 586 00:28:10.906 --> 00:28:11.733 Hey! 587 00:28:14.780 --> 00:28:15.694 What? 588 00:28:19.654 --> 00:28:22.396 I used to read these all the time. 589 00:28:24.833 --> 00:28:26.661 So there I am with an ice cream cone melting in my hand 590 00:28:26.792 --> 00:28:27.967 and Josh is having a meeting with Lauren. 591 00:28:28.097 --> 00:28:29.446 And then they started laughing at me. 592 00:28:29.577 --> 00:28:30.709 And now Billy's being all weird outside. 593 00:28:30.839 --> 00:28:32.232 I don't know what's going on. 594 00:28:35.017 --> 00:28:36.845 What? 595 00:28:36.976 --> 00:28:39.500 You look kinda cute with rocky road on your nose. 596 00:28:39.630 --> 00:28:40.544 Hm? 597 00:28:46.246 --> 00:28:47.203 Oh my God! 598 00:28:59.694 --> 00:29:00.739 Ain't that life? 599 00:29:00.869 --> 00:29:02.653 Just one rocky road. 600 00:29:03.698 --> 00:29:04.655 Yeah. 601 00:29:19.322 --> 00:29:21.672 I guess I should tell him about this. 602 00:29:21.803 --> 00:29:23.239 Yes. 603 00:29:23.370 --> 00:29:26.634 And you should give him the $100 bill too. 604 00:29:26.765 --> 00:29:27.766 That's our coffee money! 605 00:29:30.290 --> 00:29:31.378 Call him. 606 00:29:31.508 --> 00:29:32.292 I'll think about it. 607 00:29:33.510 --> 00:29:35.599 Come on. Phone him. 608 00:29:35.730 --> 00:29:36.644 Okay. I will. 609 00:29:36.775 --> 00:29:38.037 But only to keep you two quiet. 610 00:29:39.690 --> 00:29:40.691 Now go away. 611 00:29:56.533 --> 00:29:57.578 Hello? 612 00:29:57.708 --> 00:29:59.101 It's Sam. 613 00:29:59.232 --> 00:30:00.624 From the bookstore. 614 00:30:00.755 --> 00:30:02.452 I was just thinking about you. 615 00:30:02.583 --> 00:30:04.411 Why? So you could laugh at me some more? 616 00:30:04.541 --> 00:30:05.934 Yeah. 617 00:30:06.065 --> 00:30:07.675 I'm sorry about that. 618 00:30:07.806 --> 00:30:10.112 Yeah. Well you could have said something. 619 00:30:10.243 --> 00:30:11.722 You're right. 620 00:30:11.853 --> 00:30:12.680 I should have. 621 00:30:14.464 --> 00:30:15.988 Look, hey, now that I got you on the phone, 622 00:30:16.118 --> 00:30:17.424 can I ask you something? 623 00:30:17.554 --> 00:30:19.208 Are there any good restaurants in town? 624 00:30:19.339 --> 00:30:21.123 Why don't you ask Lauren? 625 00:30:21.254 --> 00:30:23.517 I don't really like to mix business with personal. 626 00:30:25.954 --> 00:30:28.609 Well, there's an Italian place on Front Street. 627 00:30:28.739 --> 00:30:30.045 Great. 628 00:30:30.176 --> 00:30:32.656 Did you wanna maybe join me for an early dinner? 629 00:30:32.787 --> 00:30:33.744 What? 630 00:30:33.875 --> 00:30:34.745 I'm business. 631 00:30:34.876 --> 00:30:38.967 I mean, this call is business. 632 00:30:39.098 --> 00:30:40.839 Well, not really. 633 00:30:40.969 --> 00:30:43.015 You know, I'm just asking for a dinner recommendation. 634 00:30:43.145 --> 00:30:44.103 I called you. 635 00:30:44.233 --> 00:30:45.191 Yeah. Oh yeah. 636 00:30:45.321 --> 00:30:46.453 Was it about the books? 637 00:30:46.583 --> 00:30:47.671 Yes. 638 00:30:49.064 --> 00:30:50.631 Well, you see that's business with the estate. 639 00:30:50.761 --> 00:30:51.850 Not with you and me. 640 00:30:51.980 --> 00:30:53.242 How's 5:30 sound? 641 00:30:54.940 --> 00:30:56.202 Okay, fine. 642 00:30:56.332 --> 00:31:00.380 But I need to talk to you about some business. 643 00:31:00.510 --> 00:31:01.642 Dinner at 5:30. 644 00:31:01.772 --> 00:31:02.773 I'll see you there. 645 00:31:02.904 --> 00:31:03.774 Strictly business. 646 00:31:03.905 --> 00:31:05.167 What's that? 647 00:31:05.298 --> 00:31:06.212 I'm going for business. 648 00:31:06.342 --> 00:31:07.996 I mean, I'm going for dinner. 649 00:31:08.127 --> 00:31:09.650 - When? - 5:30. 650 00:31:09.780 --> 00:31:11.434 Wow. You better get ready. 651 00:31:11.565 --> 00:31:12.392 - Yeah. - Yeah. 652 00:31:13.654 --> 00:31:15.351 Yeah, I better get ready. 653 00:31:15.482 --> 00:31:16.265 - Yeah. - Okay. 654 00:31:17.745 --> 00:31:18.659 Oh- 655 00:31:18.789 --> 00:31:20.530 We'll lock the front door. 656 00:31:20.661 --> 00:31:21.575 Okay. 657 00:31:43.989 --> 00:31:44.903 Hello. 658 00:31:46.078 --> 00:31:46.948 Hi. Hi. 659 00:31:49.690 --> 00:31:50.691 So sorry I'm late. 660 00:31:50.821 --> 00:31:53.346 I had to go upstairs and change. 661 00:31:53.476 --> 00:31:54.434 Upstairs? 662 00:31:54.564 --> 00:31:56.218 Nevermind. I'm here. 663 00:31:56.349 --> 00:31:57.698 Well, I'm glad 664 00:31:57.828 --> 00:31:59.569 'cause I was gonna drink that whole bottle by myself. 665 00:32:00.919 --> 00:32:03.182 I can mix business with pleasure. 666 00:32:03.312 --> 00:32:04.400 I'll help you. 667 00:32:09.449 --> 00:32:11.407 Thank you. 668 00:32:11.538 --> 00:32:13.105 - Cheers. - Cheers. 669 00:32:17.761 --> 00:32:19.981 Mm! 670 00:32:20.112 --> 00:32:22.810 Okay. Some ground rules before we start. 671 00:32:22.941 --> 00:32:25.639 I'm only gonna stay if we split the check. 672 00:32:25.769 --> 00:32:27.597 - Really? - Yes, really. 673 00:32:27.728 --> 00:32:29.599 I do have business to discuss. 674 00:32:29.730 --> 00:32:30.731 Okay. 675 00:32:30.861 --> 00:32:32.951 But could we order first? 676 00:32:33.081 --> 00:32:33.952 Sure. 677 00:32:36.693 --> 00:32:38.391 Any recommendations? 678 00:32:38.521 --> 00:32:40.523 The eggplant Parmesan is really good. 679 00:32:40.654 --> 00:32:42.221 You a vegetarian? 680 00:32:42.351 --> 00:32:44.614 Trying. I don't eat red meat anymore. 681 00:32:44.745 --> 00:32:45.572 I think I'll have the same. 682 00:32:45.702 --> 00:32:46.529 Excellent selection. 683 00:32:46.660 --> 00:32:47.530 Thank you. 684 00:32:50.533 --> 00:32:51.752 - So... - So... 685 00:32:51.882 --> 00:32:53.580 Tell me about yourself. 686 00:32:53.710 --> 00:32:55.886 How did you get into the book business? 687 00:32:56.017 --> 00:32:57.758 I inherited the store from my parents 688 00:32:57.888 --> 00:32:58.715 after they passed away. 689 00:32:58.846 --> 00:33:00.587 Oh, I'm sorry. 690 00:33:00.717 --> 00:33:02.154 Yeah. I really miss them. 691 00:33:03.764 --> 00:33:05.244 How about a cheers? 692 00:33:05.374 --> 00:33:06.897 To your parents and the good memories. 693 00:33:09.074 --> 00:33:10.031 Thank you. 694 00:33:14.818 --> 00:33:15.906 - Agua? - Yes, please. 695 00:33:19.693 --> 00:33:21.260 Oh, I'm sorry. 696 00:33:21.390 --> 00:33:22.435 It's okay. 697 00:33:22.565 --> 00:33:23.740 I'm a little bit nervous. 698 00:33:23.871 --> 00:33:25.090 Nervous? 699 00:33:25.220 --> 00:33:26.743 A hunk of a Viking like you? 700 00:33:26.874 --> 00:33:27.701 Mm. 701 00:33:27.831 --> 00:33:29.659 Yeah. 702 00:33:29.790 --> 00:33:32.314 Yeah, no, that's not me. 703 00:33:34.055 --> 00:33:35.665 Modeling is something I did 704 00:33:35.796 --> 00:33:37.841 just to pay my way through architectural school. 705 00:33:37.972 --> 00:33:39.365 But it's fun. You know, I like it. 706 00:33:39.495 --> 00:33:42.411 You get to make faces and get paid to play pretend so... 707 00:33:42.542 --> 00:33:44.544 Well, my whole bookstore is full of pretend 708 00:33:44.674 --> 00:33:47.938 so I completely understand pretend. 709 00:33:48.069 --> 00:33:48.983 You know, I think some people assume 710 00:33:49.114 --> 00:33:50.898 that models can just do one thing. 711 00:33:51.029 --> 00:33:53.640 But, you know, most of us have other careers and jobs. 712 00:33:53.770 --> 00:33:55.294 How did you get into architecture? 713 00:33:55.424 --> 00:33:57.557 I always loved drawing and building things. 714 00:33:57.687 --> 00:33:59.907 And when the modeling picked up, 715 00:34:00.038 --> 00:34:04.433 it took me to places like Italy and Paris, Greece. 716 00:34:04.564 --> 00:34:05.869 Man, seeing all that incredible architecture 717 00:34:06.000 --> 00:34:07.828 has just gotten me so fired up. 718 00:34:07.958 --> 00:34:09.395 That sounds so... 719 00:34:10.570 --> 00:34:11.527 Romantic? 720 00:34:11.658 --> 00:34:12.572 Yeah. 721 00:34:13.964 --> 00:34:15.401 I mean traveling the world, 722 00:34:15.531 --> 00:34:17.359 seeing things I've only ever seen in books. 723 00:34:17.490 --> 00:34:19.231 All that history, all that culture. 724 00:34:20.884 --> 00:34:22.060 Yeah. That sounds a little more interesting 725 00:34:22.190 --> 00:34:23.061 than Sylvan Lake. 726 00:34:25.933 --> 00:34:28.109 Well, if you could go anywhere, where would you go? 727 00:34:29.980 --> 00:34:31.504 I don't know. 728 00:34:31.634 --> 00:34:32.853 I've always wanted to go to Italy. 729 00:34:32.983 --> 00:34:34.376 Well then, pack your bags. 730 00:34:35.856 --> 00:34:37.640 Oh I think the eggplant Parmesan is 731 00:34:37.771 --> 00:34:38.989 as close as I'm gonna get. 732 00:34:39.120 --> 00:34:40.208 But it's okay. 733 00:34:46.301 --> 00:34:47.215 Excuse me. 734 00:35:35.394 --> 00:35:36.830 See, it's not where you are. It's who you're with. 735 00:35:43.402 --> 00:35:45.099 To our health. 736 00:35:45.230 --> 00:35:46.622 That's pretty good. 737 00:35:46.753 --> 00:35:47.841 Brava. 738 00:35:47.971 --> 00:35:49.059 I like pretend. 739 00:35:49.190 --> 00:35:50.887 So do I. 740 00:35:51.018 --> 00:35:51.888 Good. 741 00:35:53.977 --> 00:35:56.458 Okay. But I'm serious about this being a business dinner. 742 00:35:56.589 --> 00:35:59.113 - Okay? - If you insist. 743 00:35:59.244 --> 00:36:00.506 Here. There you go. 744 00:36:00.636 --> 00:36:02.203 Wines of the world. 745 00:36:02.334 --> 00:36:04.771 Well, that's gonna come in handy when we go to Paris. 746 00:36:04.901 --> 00:36:06.076 Just open it. 747 00:36:08.427 --> 00:36:09.558 A fake book! 748 00:36:09.689 --> 00:36:11.256 It was in your grandfather's library. 749 00:36:11.386 --> 00:36:13.432 So I just, I thought you should have it. 750 00:36:13.562 --> 00:36:14.520 Huh? 751 00:36:17.000 --> 00:36:18.524 Now we know the budget for dinner. 752 00:36:18.654 --> 00:36:19.960 Okay. 753 00:36:20.090 --> 00:36:21.918 $100 dinner it is, on your grandfather. 754 00:36:23.398 --> 00:36:24.182 And what is this? 755 00:36:26.009 --> 00:36:28.708 I thought it might be the key to something special. 756 00:36:28.838 --> 00:36:29.796 Any ideas? 757 00:36:29.926 --> 00:36:31.058 No, none. 758 00:36:33.147 --> 00:36:34.540 But he had it hidden in his library. 759 00:36:34.670 --> 00:36:37.934 Maybe it's a hidden passageway? 760 00:36:38.065 --> 00:36:39.327 Hidden treasure? 761 00:36:39.458 --> 00:36:41.373 Could be the key to the missing letter. 762 00:36:41.503 --> 00:36:43.462 Yeah. I like that. 763 00:36:43.592 --> 00:36:44.767 Okay. 764 00:36:44.898 --> 00:36:45.638 I'm gonna have to go check the house. 765 00:36:48.641 --> 00:36:49.555 More business. 766 00:36:49.685 --> 00:36:50.991 More? 767 00:36:51.121 --> 00:36:53.341 We bought the library as books by the yard. 768 00:36:53.472 --> 00:36:55.648 So it worked out to $1,000, less our service fee. 769 00:36:55.778 --> 00:36:57.519 Well, you are the expert. 770 00:36:57.650 --> 00:36:59.782 But we found some fabulous first editions, 771 00:36:59.913 --> 00:37:00.827 much more valuable. 772 00:37:00.957 --> 00:37:03.569 So I estimated their value 773 00:37:03.699 --> 00:37:05.484 and I wanted to split that with you. 774 00:37:05.614 --> 00:37:06.746 So here... 775 00:37:06.876 --> 00:37:07.877 You didn't have to do that. 776 00:37:08.008 --> 00:37:09.923 I know, but I want to. 777 00:37:10.053 --> 00:37:11.359 The check's made out to the estate 778 00:37:11.490 --> 00:37:12.882 so you're not gonna be able to spend it tonight. 779 00:37:13.013 --> 00:37:15.842 But I'm pretty sure you're gonna be pleased with the total. 780 00:37:15.972 --> 00:37:17.365 Dinner's on me. 781 00:37:17.496 --> 00:37:18.932 No arguments on that. 782 00:37:19.062 --> 00:37:20.716 Write it off as a business expense. 783 00:37:20.847 --> 00:37:22.588 Well, if Lauren will sign off on it. 784 00:37:24.546 --> 00:37:26.113 Lauren? 785 00:37:26.244 --> 00:37:27.593 You don't seem to like her much. 786 00:37:27.723 --> 00:37:29.203 Why? 787 00:37:29.334 --> 00:37:30.813 To put it bluntly, 788 00:37:30.944 --> 00:37:32.859 she just, she made my life hell when we were teenagers. 789 00:37:32.989 --> 00:37:33.990 That's all. 790 00:37:34.121 --> 00:37:35.557 And it still bothers you? 791 00:37:35.688 --> 00:37:36.993 No, it doesn't. 792 00:37:37.124 --> 00:37:38.691 We're certainly not friends. 793 00:37:38.821 --> 00:37:41.607 You know, she has been privileged all of her life 794 00:37:41.737 --> 00:37:44.174 and just takes what she wants. 795 00:37:44.305 --> 00:37:45.524 Well, she's not taking anything 796 00:37:45.654 --> 00:37:47.308 from me except for a standard probate. So. 797 00:37:47.439 --> 00:37:49.528 And her dad, Larry Lawrence, is even worse. 798 00:37:49.658 --> 00:37:51.051 My folks were in a lawsuit with him once. 799 00:37:51.181 --> 00:37:52.661 Nearly cost us our bookstore. 800 00:37:52.792 --> 00:37:55.882 So I just don't trust them. 801 00:37:56.012 --> 00:37:57.623 That's all. 802 00:37:57.753 --> 00:37:59.102 Well, thank you for the warning. 803 00:37:59.233 --> 00:38:00.190 Yeah. 804 00:38:02.541 --> 00:38:03.411 To my grandpa. 805 00:38:04.543 --> 00:38:05.413 To your nonno. 806 00:38:11.767 --> 00:38:12.638 What was he like? 807 00:38:15.075 --> 00:38:15.815 He was the kindest man imaginable. 808 00:38:18.165 --> 00:38:21.429 You think about your parents a lot? 809 00:38:21.560 --> 00:38:22.430 Every day. 810 00:38:23.649 --> 00:38:25.651 They left me the bookstore, which I love. 811 00:38:25.781 --> 00:38:28.958 But, you know, it was a lot to take on for a 19 year old. 812 00:38:29.089 --> 00:38:30.873 You've obviously done very well. 813 00:38:31.004 --> 00:38:32.962 I get by, but it's a lot of hard work. 814 00:38:33.093 --> 00:38:34.747 Keeping a good inventory, 815 00:38:34.877 --> 00:38:36.792 stocking the right books at the right time. 816 00:38:36.923 --> 00:38:38.968 Like the romance novels at this time of the year. 817 00:38:39.099 --> 00:38:41.971 The summer visitors just come in and lap them up. 818 00:38:42.102 --> 00:38:42.972 Yeah. I can see that. 819 00:38:45.453 --> 00:38:46.846 So what kinda books do you like? 820 00:38:46.976 --> 00:38:47.803 Oh, all of them. 821 00:38:49.327 --> 00:38:51.285 But I haven't read a lot of the romance novels, 822 00:38:51.416 --> 00:38:52.721 to be honest. 823 00:38:52.852 --> 00:38:54.114 What about you? 824 00:38:54.244 --> 00:38:55.245 Yeah. I've read a few. 825 00:38:56.421 --> 00:38:57.987 - Really? - Yeah. 826 00:38:58.118 --> 00:38:59.424 But it's research, right? 827 00:38:59.554 --> 00:39:01.034 You know, I have to get into character. 828 00:39:01.164 --> 00:39:02.905 Of course. Yeah. 829 00:39:04.820 --> 00:39:06.735 It's better with the wig and the whole thing. 830 00:39:06.866 --> 00:39:07.954 My parents made the children's section just for me. 831 00:39:08.084 --> 00:39:11.261 So after school, I spent all my time there. 832 00:39:11.392 --> 00:39:13.699 I was a real little bookworm. 833 00:39:13.829 --> 00:39:14.787 I just, I don't know. 834 00:39:14.917 --> 00:39:16.136 I love books. 835 00:39:16.266 --> 00:39:17.224 Yeah. I can see that. 836 00:39:34.633 --> 00:39:36.069 You know, my grandfather used to take me sailing 837 00:39:36.199 --> 00:39:37.592 on the lake. 838 00:39:37.723 --> 00:39:38.854 It was magical. 839 00:39:38.985 --> 00:39:41.379 It was like flying across the water. 840 00:39:41.509 --> 00:39:42.554 That's so nice. 841 00:39:42.684 --> 00:39:43.859 It was a nice night. 842 00:39:45.470 --> 00:39:47.559 Thanks for agreeing to come to dinner with me. 843 00:39:49.256 --> 00:39:50.257 Well, I thought since we got off to such a bad start, 844 00:39:50.388 --> 00:39:53.260 you know, give you the benefit of the doubt. 845 00:39:54.696 --> 00:39:55.567 And? 846 00:39:57.046 --> 00:39:58.613 There's more to you than meets the eye. 847 00:39:59.875 --> 00:40:01.268 I'm glad you feel that way. 848 00:40:03.836 --> 00:40:06.447 You, Joshua MacGraw, are a very interesting man. 849 00:40:07.796 --> 00:40:09.581 Pretty interesting yourself. 850 00:40:09.711 --> 00:40:12.105 First time I saw you standing there with the fire poker. 851 00:40:13.976 --> 00:40:15.804 You gimme a fire poker and I can take on anyone. 852 00:40:15.935 --> 00:40:17.763 I believe it. 853 00:40:17.893 --> 00:40:20.330 Well, you can take care of yourself. 854 00:40:20.461 --> 00:40:21.331 I like that. 855 00:40:24.509 --> 00:40:26.728 Well, I have an early start tomorrow. 856 00:40:26.859 --> 00:40:28.817 So I'm gonna go. 857 00:40:28.948 --> 00:40:30.776 It's getting late. 858 00:40:33.300 --> 00:40:34.606 Will you come over to mansion with me this weekend? 859 00:40:35.955 --> 00:40:38.566 Help me find a lock for that key? 860 00:40:38.697 --> 00:40:39.741 Of course. 861 00:40:41.961 --> 00:40:42.962 Thanks for dinner. 862 00:40:43.092 --> 00:40:45.747 And I'll see you Saturday. 863 00:40:45.878 --> 00:40:47.140 Arrevederci. 864 00:40:49.185 --> 00:40:53.929 A presto. 865 00:41:21.522 --> 00:41:22.741 Ah. 866 00:41:22.871 --> 00:41:25.483 Good afternoon, Mr. MacGraw! 867 00:41:25.613 --> 00:41:27.789 Larry Lawrence. It's an honor to meet you at last. 868 00:41:27.920 --> 00:41:29.530 Your grandfather spoke of you often. 869 00:41:29.661 --> 00:41:30.662 He did? 870 00:41:30.792 --> 00:41:32.272 Oh, yes, he did. Yes, he did. 871 00:41:32.402 --> 00:41:34.927 He was quite proud of your architectural exploits 872 00:41:35.057 --> 00:41:35.841 and your other enterprises. 873 00:41:38.365 --> 00:41:40.062 It's so nice to speak to such an important new client. 874 00:41:40.193 --> 00:41:42.500 Well, I don't know how important I am but- 875 00:41:42.630 --> 00:41:43.849 Oh, very important. 876 00:41:43.979 --> 00:41:45.633 Very important. 877 00:41:45.764 --> 00:41:46.852 You're gonna be one of the biggest property owners 878 00:41:46.982 --> 00:41:48.680 in town, Mr. MacGraw. 879 00:41:48.810 --> 00:41:49.811 Can I ask you a question? 880 00:41:49.942 --> 00:41:51.509 Fire away? 881 00:41:51.639 --> 00:41:53.032 Are you planning on moving back to Sylvan Lake? 882 00:41:53.162 --> 00:41:54.773 We have a property management company 883 00:41:54.903 --> 00:41:56.165 looking after your grandfather's interests. 884 00:41:56.296 --> 00:41:57.602 Would you like them to continue on? 885 00:41:57.732 --> 00:41:59.038 Daddy. 886 00:41:59.168 --> 00:42:00.561 Let's not rush things. 887 00:42:00.692 --> 00:42:02.694 Mr. MacGraw likes to take things slow. 888 00:42:02.824 --> 00:42:04.565 Ah, well then why don't you 889 00:42:04.696 --> 00:42:07.307 show Mr. MacGraw the territory? 890 00:42:07.437 --> 00:42:08.264 Sure. Come. 891 00:42:08.395 --> 00:42:09.352 Follow me. 892 00:42:11.833 --> 00:42:14.880 The art collection at Lawrence Law is one of our passions. 893 00:42:15.010 --> 00:42:15.881 It's very impressive. 894 00:42:16.011 --> 00:42:17.230 And so is our practice. 895 00:42:18.710 --> 00:42:19.798 Now, how was court today, Lauren? 896 00:42:19.928 --> 00:42:20.799 How was court? 897 00:42:20.929 --> 00:42:21.974 Excellent. 898 00:42:22.104 --> 00:42:24.150 We won, of course. 899 00:42:24.280 --> 00:42:26.282 I didn't think you're coming in today, Daddy. 900 00:42:26.413 --> 00:42:27.501 Oh, thought I might. Thought I might. 901 00:42:27.632 --> 00:42:30.373 Would be nice to have some new blood in town. 902 00:42:30.504 --> 00:42:32.680 I should put Mr. MacGraw for a local business club. 903 00:42:32.811 --> 00:42:34.334 Oh, please, call me Josh. 904 00:42:34.464 --> 00:42:36.292 Oh, and you call me Larry. 905 00:42:36.423 --> 00:42:37.772 Sure, Larry. 906 00:42:37.903 --> 00:42:38.773 I don't think Josh would be interested 907 00:42:38.904 --> 00:42:40.906 in joining your stuffy old club, Daddy. 908 00:42:41.036 --> 00:42:43.299 Well, when Mr. Josh sees 909 00:42:43.430 --> 00:42:44.823 just how much of the town he owns, 910 00:42:44.953 --> 00:42:45.998 he may wanna be part of the town's senior leadership. 911 00:42:46.128 --> 00:42:48.130 Well, there's a lotta decisions 912 00:42:48.261 --> 00:42:49.175 to be made before I decide on that. 913 00:42:49.305 --> 00:42:51.873 He's got a very good job in the city. 914 00:42:52.004 --> 00:42:54.049 In fact, I was just offered a promotion to partner. 915 00:42:54.180 --> 00:42:55.703 - Congratulations! - Thanks! 916 00:42:55.834 --> 00:42:57.575 Wonderful! Wonderful! 917 00:42:57.705 --> 00:42:59.011 You're a very busy man 918 00:42:59.141 --> 00:43:01.143 and you've inherited a big responsibility. 919 00:43:01.274 --> 00:43:02.928 Take a look. 920 00:43:03.058 --> 00:43:04.407 Now I handled the purchases of these properties myself, 921 00:43:04.538 --> 00:43:05.974 but in the intervening years, 922 00:43:06.105 --> 00:43:08.194 the property management company your grandfather hired 923 00:43:08.324 --> 00:43:10.196 has taken care of the details. 924 00:43:10.326 --> 00:43:11.501 See, I always thought my grandfather 925 00:43:11.632 --> 00:43:12.546 was in the mining business. 926 00:43:12.677 --> 00:43:13.547 He sold out years ago. 927 00:43:13.678 --> 00:43:15.593 Went into commercial real estate. 928 00:43:17.290 --> 00:43:19.684 Now, Lauren tells me you're putting 929 00:43:19.814 --> 00:43:21.729 the mansion on the market. 930 00:43:21.860 --> 00:43:22.904 Do you think that's a good idea? 931 00:43:23.035 --> 00:43:24.297 Well, I do like it. 932 00:43:24.427 --> 00:43:25.298 I think there's a lotta potential. 933 00:43:25.428 --> 00:43:27.779 It's just a lotta work to update. 934 00:43:27.909 --> 00:43:30.912 Perhaps the management company could handle it. 935 00:43:31.043 --> 00:43:32.827 - Yeah. I should talk them. - I can do that. 936 00:43:32.958 --> 00:43:35.830 Now, Lauren is handling the probate of the will, 937 00:43:35.961 --> 00:43:38.093 which I understand is very straightforward. 938 00:43:39.486 --> 00:43:41.836 Your grandfather made it very clear 939 00:43:41.967 --> 00:43:46.145 that everything goes to his favorite grandson. 940 00:43:46.275 --> 00:43:48.974 Clear, except for the mention of the letters of codicil. 941 00:43:49.104 --> 00:43:51.933 I asked one of my team to look in the archives, 942 00:43:52.064 --> 00:43:53.021 see if they might be there. 943 00:43:53.152 --> 00:43:55.154 Or maybe they've been misfiled. 944 00:43:55.284 --> 00:43:56.416 Well, that's assuming 945 00:43:56.546 --> 00:43:57.286 that your grandfather brought them in 946 00:43:57.417 --> 00:43:58.810 or that they even exist. 947 00:43:58.940 --> 00:44:00.202 Well, he put it in the will. 948 00:44:00.333 --> 00:44:01.551 So it must have been important to him. 949 00:44:01.682 --> 00:44:03.075 I remember him coming in 950 00:44:03.205 --> 00:44:04.729 and adding the amendment about the letters. 951 00:44:04.859 --> 00:44:07.035 I just don't think he ever followed through. 952 00:44:09.124 --> 00:44:12.258 I hate to tell you this, Josh, but the last few years, 953 00:44:12.388 --> 00:44:15.827 your grandfather, let's just say he was a little off. 954 00:44:15.957 --> 00:44:18.351 He had little contact with anyone and he seemed... 955 00:44:18.481 --> 00:44:19.831 Are you saying he was incompetent or... 956 00:44:19.961 --> 00:44:21.093 Oh, not at all. Not at all. 957 00:44:21.223 --> 00:44:22.268 Sharp as ever. 958 00:44:22.398 --> 00:44:24.705 Just a bit forgetful at times. 959 00:44:24.836 --> 00:44:26.098 Maybe he intended to write the letters 960 00:44:26.228 --> 00:44:27.621 and never got around to it. 961 00:44:27.752 --> 00:44:29.144 If they show up, we'll deal with it. 962 00:44:29.275 --> 00:44:31.669 In the meantime, let's just continue on the process. 963 00:44:31.799 --> 00:44:33.061 Not to worry. Not to worry. 964 00:44:33.192 --> 00:44:34.410 You're in good hands with Lauren. 965 00:44:38.414 --> 00:44:39.285 Oh, you know what? 966 00:44:39.415 --> 00:44:40.286 That reminds me. 967 00:44:40.416 --> 00:44:41.374 What? What? 968 00:44:41.504 --> 00:44:42.723 Lauren, you negotiated the deal 969 00:44:42.854 --> 00:44:43.506 for the Found Bookshop to sell all the books 970 00:44:43.637 --> 00:44:44.682 in the library. 971 00:44:44.812 --> 00:44:46.335 Yeah. 972 00:44:46.466 --> 00:44:48.033 The owner gave me this check last night. So. 973 00:44:49.774 --> 00:44:50.644 Last night? 974 00:44:50.775 --> 00:44:51.906 Samantha. 975 00:44:52.037 --> 00:44:52.994 Yeah. 976 00:44:53.125 --> 00:44:54.692 Yeah, we went to dinner. 977 00:44:54.822 --> 00:44:57.346 Just getting to know the local business leaders. So. 978 00:44:57.477 --> 00:45:00.132 Anyway, this turned up and I was wondering, 979 00:45:00.262 --> 00:45:01.524 do you guys have any idea what this is? 980 00:45:01.655 --> 00:45:05.703 Hmm. 981 00:45:05.833 --> 00:45:06.791 No idea. 982 00:45:06.921 --> 00:45:09.010 Drink? Drink? 983 00:45:09.141 --> 00:45:10.055 No, thank you. 984 00:45:10.185 --> 00:45:11.317 I wouldn't show that to anyone 985 00:45:11.447 --> 00:45:13.362 or we'll have a treasure hunt on our hands. 986 00:45:13.493 --> 00:45:14.886 What? 987 00:45:15.016 --> 00:45:16.452 If people think there's a buried treasure, 988 00:45:16.583 --> 00:45:17.671 they're gonna be digging up your grandfather's garden. 989 00:45:17.802 --> 00:45:18.759 You think there's buried treasure? 990 00:45:18.890 --> 00:45:19.717 Of course I don't. Of course I don't. 991 00:45:19.847 --> 00:45:21.066 I'm just saying what can happen 992 00:45:21.196 --> 00:45:22.763 when a silly rumor gets started, 993 00:45:22.894 --> 00:45:25.374 especially in a small town. 994 00:45:25.505 --> 00:45:26.593 Best keep it to yourself. 995 00:45:27.681 --> 00:45:28.726 Right. 996 00:45:28.856 --> 00:45:30.989 I am on a course all weekend. 997 00:45:31.119 --> 00:45:32.686 18 holes a day, if you know what I mean. 998 00:45:33.774 --> 00:45:34.644 Fore! 999 00:45:39.171 --> 00:45:41.216 Just gimme a moment. I'm just gonna go freshen up. 1000 00:45:42.304 --> 00:45:43.218 Sure. 1001 00:46:12.117 --> 00:46:13.771 So Mr. MacGraw. 1002 00:46:15.207 --> 00:46:16.730 It's Friday. 1003 00:46:16.861 --> 00:46:17.905 Let's celebrate. 1004 00:46:18.036 --> 00:46:20.038 What exactly are we celebrating? 1005 00:46:20.168 --> 00:46:22.518 You came into a very nice inheritance, 1006 00:46:22.649 --> 00:46:24.564 thanks to your grandfather. 1007 00:46:24.694 --> 00:46:26.479 I'd rather have him than the inheritance. So. 1008 00:46:26.609 --> 00:46:29.134 Of course. Yeah. 1009 00:46:29.264 --> 00:46:30.439 There's a bar just around the corner. 1010 00:46:30.570 --> 00:46:32.354 - I'll buy. - Oh no. 1011 00:46:32.485 --> 00:46:34.226 I think I really am gonna have an early night. 1012 00:46:34.356 --> 00:46:35.575 But thank you. 1013 00:46:35.705 --> 00:46:36.706 No date with Samantha? 1014 00:46:36.837 --> 00:46:39.100 It was a business dinner. 1015 00:46:39.231 --> 00:46:42.190 If you see her again, as Daddy said, 1016 00:46:42.321 --> 00:46:43.713 just don't mention anything about key. 1017 00:46:43.844 --> 00:46:45.715 Not until we know what it opens. 1018 00:46:45.846 --> 00:46:47.935 Well, Sam's the one who found the key. 1019 00:46:48.066 --> 00:46:49.284 Tomorrow we're heading over to the property 1020 00:46:49.415 --> 00:46:51.721 and we're gonna see if we can unlock the mystery. 1021 00:46:51.852 --> 00:46:52.679 So to speak. 1022 00:46:52.810 --> 00:46:54.681 Sounds like fun. 1023 00:46:54.812 --> 00:46:55.856 I'll come help. 1024 00:46:55.987 --> 00:46:57.597 I wouldn't bother. 1025 00:46:57.727 --> 00:46:58.903 I honestly don't think we're gonna find anything. 1026 00:46:59.033 --> 00:47:00.339 As your council, 1027 00:47:00.469 --> 00:47:02.210 I would strongly caution 1028 00:47:02.341 --> 00:47:05.039 against sharing the hunt with civilians. 1029 00:47:05.170 --> 00:47:06.432 Well, we'll see. 1030 00:47:06.562 --> 00:47:08.216 You know, 1031 00:47:08.347 --> 00:47:10.828 how about we just go somewhere more comfortable to wrap up? 1032 00:47:11.916 --> 00:47:12.830 I could use a drink. 1033 00:47:13.918 --> 00:47:14.788 Sure. 1034 00:47:14.919 --> 00:47:16.398 Why not? 1035 00:47:16.529 --> 00:47:17.965 So do you miss the city? 1036 00:47:19.532 --> 00:47:20.881 Not really. 1037 00:47:21.012 --> 00:47:22.317 Actually, I'm kind of enjoying the break. 1038 00:47:22.448 --> 00:47:24.015 - Really? - Yeah. 1039 00:47:24.145 --> 00:47:25.668 - Oh. - Oh, you all right? 1040 00:47:25.799 --> 00:47:28.062 These heels are awful. 1041 00:47:28.193 --> 00:47:29.281 Yeah. I don't know how women wear them. 1042 00:47:29.411 --> 00:47:30.717 They look so uncomfortable. 1043 00:47:30.848 --> 00:47:32.806 We're slaves to fashion. 1044 00:47:32.937 --> 00:47:34.808 I wear them 'cause people say I look like a model 1045 00:47:34.939 --> 00:47:36.505 when I wear high heels. 1046 00:47:36.636 --> 00:47:38.116 Do you think I could have modeled? 1047 00:47:38.246 --> 00:47:40.118 I'm sure you could have. 1048 00:47:40.248 --> 00:47:42.598 Coming from you, that's such a compliment. 1049 00:47:42.729 --> 00:47:45.297 Seeing your work, you look good in everything. 1050 00:47:45.427 --> 00:47:47.473 It's good genes, I guess. 1051 00:47:47.603 --> 00:47:49.040 I bet you look good in jeans too. 1052 00:47:51.738 --> 00:47:52.652 This us? 1053 00:47:52.782 --> 00:47:53.740 This is it. 1054 00:48:00.007 --> 00:48:01.443 - Oh. - Thanks. 1055 00:48:01.574 --> 00:48:02.401 Thank you. 1056 00:48:04.490 --> 00:48:07.493 Excuse me. But are you the guy on those Viking novels? 1057 00:48:07.623 --> 00:48:08.755 No. 1058 00:48:08.886 --> 00:48:10.278 Yes. Yes. That's him. 1059 00:48:10.409 --> 00:48:11.453 I knew it was you. 1060 00:48:11.584 --> 00:48:12.628 I mean, him. 1061 00:48:12.759 --> 00:48:14.630 She's kidding. I'm an architect. 1062 00:48:14.761 --> 00:48:17.068 A very handsome architect. 1063 00:48:17.198 --> 00:48:18.721 Okay. 1064 00:48:18.852 --> 00:48:20.114 Who's also a Viking. 1065 00:48:20.245 --> 00:48:21.724 Okay. Now you're just embarrassing me. 1066 00:48:21.855 --> 00:48:23.683 It's not every day a guy like you walks into my office. 1067 00:48:23.813 --> 00:48:24.814 Or probably her bar. 1068 00:48:26.512 --> 00:48:27.556 Okay, Mr. Viking, 1069 00:48:27.687 --> 00:48:29.602 you've seen how much property you own. 1070 00:48:29.732 --> 00:48:30.690 What do you think? 1071 00:48:30.820 --> 00:48:31.952 I might take your dad's advice 1072 00:48:32.083 --> 00:48:33.867 and just let the whole portfolio ride. 1073 00:48:33.998 --> 00:48:35.434 As much as I'd love if you moved to Sylvan Lake, 1074 00:48:35.564 --> 00:48:36.609 I get it. 1075 00:48:36.739 --> 00:48:38.567 You've got a great career. 1076 00:48:38.698 --> 00:48:40.918 Plus your modeling work. 1077 00:48:41.048 --> 00:48:42.049 You know, I did always love it here 1078 00:48:42.180 --> 00:48:43.572 when I was a kid, though. 1079 00:48:43.703 --> 00:48:45.661 Hmm. 1080 00:48:45.792 --> 00:48:47.881 It can wear thin after a while. 1081 00:48:48.012 --> 00:48:49.056 You don't like it here? 1082 00:48:51.232 --> 00:48:52.103 Sure. 1083 00:48:55.802 --> 00:49:00.024 Business is good and summers are nice. 1084 00:49:00.154 --> 00:49:02.287 But you don't seem happy. 1085 00:49:03.810 --> 00:49:05.638 I'm fine. 1086 00:49:05.768 --> 00:49:08.641 You know, I'll tell you what, 1087 00:49:08.771 --> 00:49:11.949 if I need cheering up, I'll come visit you. 1088 00:49:12.079 --> 00:49:13.080 Oh? 1089 00:49:13.211 --> 00:49:14.908 - Cheers. - Yeah. 1090 00:49:15.039 --> 00:49:17.780 To a successful day. 1091 00:49:17.911 --> 00:49:19.130 It was a good day, wasn't it? 1092 00:49:19.260 --> 00:49:21.915 It was. For the both of us. 1093 00:49:22.046 --> 00:49:24.135 And now that you're a wealthy landowner, 1094 00:49:25.919 --> 00:49:26.964 hopefully you'll let me continue handling your affairs. 1095 00:49:30.010 --> 00:49:31.011 My affairs? 1096 00:49:32.708 --> 00:49:34.536 Business affairs. 1097 00:49:34.667 --> 00:49:36.103 Business. 1098 00:49:36.234 --> 00:49:37.713 Yes. 1099 00:49:37.844 --> 00:49:38.888 Unless... 1100 00:49:41.979 --> 00:49:43.328 you had something else in mind. 1101 00:49:46.548 --> 00:49:47.636 How long do you think it's gonna take 1102 00:49:47.767 --> 00:49:49.595 to wrap up the probate on the estate? 1103 00:49:49.725 --> 00:49:51.249 Not long. 1104 00:49:51.379 --> 00:49:52.554 And the missing letters? 1105 00:49:52.685 --> 00:49:53.686 They'll show up. 1106 00:49:53.816 --> 00:49:54.687 We'll figure it out. 1107 00:49:56.080 --> 00:49:57.429 All right. 1108 00:49:57.559 --> 00:49:58.560 I'm hoping that this is gonna turn 1109 00:49:58.691 --> 00:50:00.823 into a long and profitable relationship. 1110 00:50:00.954 --> 00:50:03.652 Yeah. Well, we'll see. 1111 00:50:03.783 --> 00:50:04.653 Let's let loose. 1112 00:50:04.784 --> 00:50:05.872 Get to know each other. 1113 00:50:06.003 --> 00:50:07.004 Okay. What would you like to know? 1114 00:50:07.134 --> 00:50:08.744 For starters, 1115 00:50:08.875 --> 00:50:10.224 do you often get recognized? 1116 00:50:12.835 --> 00:50:14.185 Yeah. Sometimes. 1117 00:50:14.315 --> 00:50:16.839 You know, I try not to make a big deal of it. 1118 00:50:16.970 --> 00:50:18.798 What does your partner think? 1119 00:50:18.928 --> 00:50:22.367 Oh, yeah. No girlfriend, no partner. 1120 00:50:22.497 --> 00:50:24.630 Hmm. Really? 1121 00:50:24.760 --> 00:50:26.327 I find that hard to believe. 1122 00:50:26.458 --> 00:50:27.981 An attractive man like you. 1123 00:50:28.112 --> 00:50:30.114 Yeah. Well, you know, I'm very busy with work 1124 00:50:30.244 --> 00:50:32.725 and, you know, traveling for modeling. 1125 00:50:32.855 --> 00:50:34.683 It's not a lotta time to date. 1126 00:50:34.814 --> 00:50:37.643 Is there somebody special in your life? 1127 00:50:37.773 --> 00:50:39.906 There was someone once, but, yeah, 1128 00:50:40.037 --> 00:50:41.255 it's all over now. 1129 00:50:41.386 --> 00:50:43.997 What happened? 1130 00:50:44.128 --> 00:50:46.217 I'd say it was more lust than love. 1131 00:50:47.957 --> 00:50:49.785 What's wrong with lust? 1132 00:51:12.156 --> 00:51:13.635 Hello? 1133 00:51:13.766 --> 00:51:15.246 Morning. 1134 00:51:15.376 --> 00:51:17.552 Just wanted to see how you're feeling this morning. 1135 00:51:17.683 --> 00:51:19.511 Oh, I'm fine. 1136 00:51:19.641 --> 00:51:21.643 I think. 1137 00:51:21.774 --> 00:51:24.342 To be honest, I don't remember much. 1138 00:51:24.472 --> 00:51:25.778 What happened? 1139 00:51:25.908 --> 00:51:28.259 Oh, you were very drunk. 1140 00:51:28.389 --> 00:51:31.610 And a little too forward. 1141 00:51:33.786 --> 00:51:34.743 Oh. 1142 00:51:34.874 --> 00:51:36.136 I did take your keys. 1143 00:51:37.355 --> 00:51:38.443 Oh, thanks. 1144 00:51:39.661 --> 00:51:41.054 I appreciate that. 1145 00:51:41.185 --> 00:51:43.230 Speaking of keys, 1146 00:51:43.361 --> 00:51:45.537 I just wanted to remind you not to do anything impulsive 1147 00:51:45.667 --> 00:51:47.365 with that old key. 1148 00:51:47.495 --> 00:51:48.279 Right? Uh huh. 1149 00:51:49.932 --> 00:51:51.108 I hope I can see you later. 1150 00:51:52.935 --> 00:51:54.459 Yeah. I'll have to see how I feel. 1151 00:51:55.721 --> 00:51:57.288 I'll see you at the office. 1152 00:51:57.418 --> 00:51:58.680 Promise? 1153 00:51:58.811 --> 00:51:59.638 Yeah. Promise. 1154 00:52:01.161 --> 00:52:02.031 Bye. 1155 00:52:09.648 --> 00:52:10.518 Oh! 1156 00:52:12.868 --> 00:52:14.522 Oh no! 1157 00:52:14.653 --> 00:52:15.828 Hello? 1158 00:52:15.958 --> 00:52:17.308 Good morning. 1159 00:52:17.438 --> 00:52:18.744 Ah. Yeah. That's debatable. 1160 00:52:18.874 --> 00:52:20.485 What? What happened? 1161 00:52:20.615 --> 00:52:23.270 Apparently I painted the town red last night. 1162 00:52:23.401 --> 00:52:25.403 Oh dear. Good company, I hope. 1163 00:52:25.533 --> 00:52:26.665 Meeting with my lawyer. 1164 00:52:27.840 --> 00:52:29.058 Oh. Lauren? 1165 00:52:29.189 --> 00:52:31.060 Yeah. But it was just a business meeting. 1166 00:52:32.671 --> 00:52:34.325 With a few too many celebratory drinks. 1167 00:52:35.500 --> 00:52:36.762 Where are you now? 1168 00:52:36.892 --> 00:52:38.067 The Anchor Inn. 1169 00:52:38.198 --> 00:52:39.112 Look, I'm not sure if I'm gonna be able 1170 00:52:39.243 --> 00:52:40.983 to go to the house today. 1171 00:52:41.114 --> 00:52:42.811 Let's do it another time. 1172 00:52:42.942 --> 00:52:43.725 Oh, well, I've made a picnic lunch. 1173 00:52:45.771 --> 00:52:46.685 Well... 1174 00:52:48.208 --> 00:52:49.644 And I've got some ideas about the key. 1175 00:52:49.775 --> 00:52:51.298 Really? 1176 00:52:51.429 --> 00:52:52.647 Amazing. 1177 00:52:52.778 --> 00:52:54.127 So I've been looking through one 1178 00:52:54.258 --> 00:52:55.694 of your grandfather's old books about the town. 1179 00:52:55.824 --> 00:52:57.870 There's pictures of the mansion and some of your ancestors. 1180 00:52:58.000 --> 00:52:59.437 I'd really love to see that. 1181 00:52:59.567 --> 00:53:01.787 Do you remember an old ice house? 1182 00:53:01.917 --> 00:53:03.658 No, but I do remember there was a big fridge 1183 00:53:03.789 --> 00:53:05.138 in the kitchen. 1184 00:53:05.269 --> 00:53:06.966 I used to sneak a slice of the chef's apple pie 1185 00:53:07.096 --> 00:53:08.576 every night before bead. 1186 00:53:08.707 --> 00:53:10.012 It was so good. 1187 00:53:10.143 --> 00:53:11.449 Okay. So it might be a wild goose chase, 1188 00:53:11.579 --> 00:53:13.625 but we could look for the ice house. 1189 00:53:13.755 --> 00:53:17.324 Or maybe any storage room or maybe the basement. 1190 00:53:17.455 --> 00:53:18.630 Sounds like you have a plan. 1191 00:53:18.760 --> 00:53:19.805 Oh, I do. 1192 00:53:19.935 --> 00:53:20.806 Aren't you excited? 1193 00:53:20.936 --> 00:53:22.024 Absolutely. 1194 00:53:22.155 --> 00:53:23.243 Could you maybe gimme an hour? 1195 00:53:23.374 --> 00:53:24.418 Well, I will pick you up 1196 00:53:24.549 --> 00:53:28.335 and I will bring coffee and water. 1197 00:53:28.466 --> 00:53:29.684 Sounds good. 1198 00:54:15.861 --> 00:54:17.166 Come on. 1199 00:54:17.297 --> 00:54:18.733 Let's go find that hidden treasure. 1200 00:54:20.866 --> 00:54:23.347 Just gonna finish my coffee here first. 1201 00:54:23.477 --> 00:54:24.522 Let's go. 1202 00:54:24.652 --> 00:54:25.610 Mm-hm. 1203 00:54:26.741 --> 00:54:27.655 Coming. 1204 00:54:34.401 --> 00:54:36.447 How do you have so much energy? 1205 00:54:41.930 --> 00:54:43.541 Come on. Take a seat. 1206 00:54:43.671 --> 00:54:45.282 Mm. Sitting sounds good. 1207 00:54:47.719 --> 00:54:48.807 Okay. 1208 00:54:48.937 --> 00:54:49.938 Why don't you look at these family photos 1209 00:54:50.069 --> 00:54:50.765 and I'm gonna go find the ice house. 1210 00:54:50.896 --> 00:54:51.897 Okay? 1211 00:54:52.027 --> 00:54:52.941 Sounds good. 1212 00:54:53.072 --> 00:54:54.203 Now we're getting to work. 1213 00:54:54.334 --> 00:54:55.248 Yes ma'am. 1214 00:55:19.751 --> 00:55:21.361 He is your iced tea, Mr. MacGraw. 1215 00:55:25.322 --> 00:55:26.323 Are you all right? 1216 00:55:27.585 --> 00:55:28.499 Yeah. Yeah. 1217 00:55:29.717 --> 00:55:31.719 I must have been dreaming. 1218 00:55:31.850 --> 00:55:33.591 You were in a maid outfit. 1219 00:55:33.721 --> 00:55:34.679 No maid. 1220 00:55:36.898 --> 00:55:38.204 Thank you. 1221 00:55:38.335 --> 00:55:39.640 Oh, did you find any of the hidden treasure? 1222 00:55:39.771 --> 00:55:40.946 No ice house. 1223 00:55:41.076 --> 00:55:42.991 There's an old garage, but the door is locked. 1224 00:55:43.122 --> 00:55:43.949 You know, it's funny. 1225 00:55:44.079 --> 00:55:46.038 Looking at these photos, 1226 00:55:46.168 --> 00:55:48.040 it reminds me of when I was here as a kid. 1227 00:55:49.520 --> 00:55:51.652 People really knew how to enjoy themselves. 1228 00:55:56.091 --> 00:55:58.746 Man, this is quite the spread. Thank you. 1229 00:56:03.534 --> 00:56:04.361 Mm. 1230 00:56:05.753 --> 00:56:06.928 I'm gonna miss this place. 1231 00:56:08.495 --> 00:56:09.366 It's beautiful. 1232 00:56:10.541 --> 00:56:12.064 It's got so much potential. 1233 00:56:12.194 --> 00:56:13.935 As what? 1234 00:56:14.066 --> 00:56:16.198 I was thinking maybe a boutique hotel. 1235 00:56:16.329 --> 00:56:17.548 Hmm. 1236 00:56:17.678 --> 00:56:19.550 The lawyers don't want me to sell. 1237 00:56:19.680 --> 00:56:21.552 Why? 1238 00:56:21.682 --> 00:56:22.814 They want me to throw it in 1239 00:56:22.944 --> 00:56:24.729 with the rest of the rental properties. 1240 00:56:24.859 --> 00:56:26.644 I don't wanna overstep, 1241 00:56:26.774 --> 00:56:29.298 but I don't really know if I would trust them. 1242 00:56:30.430 --> 00:56:31.388 Yeah. Maybe not. 1243 00:56:33.215 --> 00:56:35.392 Though it probably would take a lot to get it up to code. 1244 00:56:35.522 --> 00:56:36.567 Yeah, but it'd be worth it. 1245 00:56:36.697 --> 00:56:39.047 Yeah, if I was here. 1246 00:56:39.178 --> 00:56:41.093 Well, why wouldn't you? 1247 00:56:41.223 --> 00:56:43.225 I've been offered a promotion from the firm. 1248 00:56:43.356 --> 00:56:44.792 - Congratulations! - Thanks. 1249 00:56:44.923 --> 00:56:48.753 And apparently I own a bunch of buildings downtown too. 1250 00:56:48.883 --> 00:56:50.058 It's funny, I've been thinking 1251 00:56:50.189 --> 00:56:53.584 maybe I could start my own business here. 1252 00:56:53.714 --> 00:56:54.933 But it is a small town. 1253 00:56:56.500 --> 00:56:58.719 How do you make it work? 1254 00:56:58.850 --> 00:57:01.287 Well, I have to get pretty creative sometimes. 1255 00:57:01.418 --> 00:57:04.029 You know, with eBooks and online book sales 1256 00:57:04.159 --> 00:57:05.204 and all these big box stores. 1257 00:57:05.334 --> 00:57:06.553 It's tough. 1258 00:57:06.684 --> 00:57:07.685 You know, people still like to browse 1259 00:57:07.815 --> 00:57:08.990 and there's nothing like holding 1260 00:57:09.121 --> 00:57:11.819 a real book in your hands, right? So. 1261 00:57:11.950 --> 00:57:13.560 It always helps to like have a clever title 1262 00:57:13.691 --> 00:57:15.606 or an attractive cover, 1263 00:57:15.736 --> 00:57:17.216 like your latest Viking book. 1264 00:57:18.913 --> 00:57:21.742 Hey, I didn't write it. I'm just on the cover so... 1265 00:57:26.094 --> 00:57:28.009 I've actually been thinking about getting outta modeling. 1266 00:57:28.140 --> 00:57:29.837 I wanna focus on other things in my life. 1267 00:57:31.665 --> 00:57:33.058 Sorry, we were talking about the bookshop 1268 00:57:33.188 --> 00:57:35.190 and now we're suddenly talking about me again. 1269 00:57:36.365 --> 00:57:37.671 It's okay. 1270 00:57:37.802 --> 00:57:38.672 I'll let it slide just this one time. 1271 00:57:41.893 --> 00:57:42.981 You know, truth is, 1272 00:57:43.111 --> 00:57:45.200 I've been finding this a little overwhelming. 1273 00:57:45.331 --> 00:57:47.942 Losing my grandfather and inheriting the estate. 1274 00:57:48.073 --> 00:57:51.032 It's not easy. You have a lot of big decisions to make. 1275 00:57:52.904 --> 00:57:54.688 How did you manage? 1276 00:57:54.819 --> 00:57:56.298 Well, Tammy worked for my parents, 1277 00:57:56.429 --> 00:57:58.126 so she helped me learn the ropes. 1278 00:57:58.257 --> 00:58:02.479 And I just put my head down and kept going. 1279 00:58:02.609 --> 00:58:03.523 I really admire you. 1280 00:58:04.698 --> 00:58:06.352 Thank you. 1281 00:58:06.483 --> 00:58:08.049 Yeah, it hasn't been easy. 1282 00:58:08.180 --> 00:58:09.573 The rent on the building keeps going up 1283 00:58:09.703 --> 00:58:11.618 and I had to sell our house 1284 00:58:11.749 --> 00:58:13.664 and move into the room above the bookstore. 1285 00:58:13.794 --> 00:58:14.795 Really? 1286 00:58:14.926 --> 00:58:15.796 It's not all that bad. 1287 00:58:15.927 --> 00:58:17.276 I actually really love the space. 1288 00:58:17.406 --> 00:58:19.626 It's all like old post and beam. 1289 00:58:19.757 --> 00:58:21.149 Nice. 1290 00:58:21.280 --> 00:58:22.673 You know a good architect could probably turn it 1291 00:58:22.803 --> 00:58:24.065 into something really special. 1292 00:58:25.806 --> 00:58:28.853 Yeah, I think I could recommend one. Yeah. 1293 00:58:28.983 --> 00:58:30.855 You know, our little town has a lot to offer. 1294 00:58:32.509 --> 00:58:35.512 I'm starting to see that. 1295 00:58:52.485 --> 00:58:53.617 - Okay. - Thank you. 1296 00:58:53.747 --> 00:58:55.619 So, next. 1297 00:58:55.749 --> 00:58:57.490 - Check the storage room? - Sure. 1298 00:58:57.621 --> 00:58:58.839 Good. 1299 00:58:58.970 --> 00:59:00.101 There used to be a lotta spiders down there. 1300 00:59:00.232 --> 00:59:01.407 - Seriously? - Oh yeah. 1301 00:59:01.538 --> 00:59:03.104 Huge ones. 1302 00:59:03.235 --> 00:59:04.932 But you're not afraid, are you? 1303 00:59:05.063 --> 00:59:06.760 No. Of course not. 1304 00:59:06.891 --> 00:59:08.327 Oh good. All right. Lead the way. 1305 00:59:11.199 --> 00:59:12.592 - Okay. - All right. 1306 00:59:13.811 --> 00:59:15.334 What do we got here? 1307 00:59:30.044 --> 00:59:31.002 I've already checked the cabinets and the drawers. 1308 00:59:31.132 --> 00:59:35.397 Oh, what about fake walls? Panels? 1309 00:59:35.528 --> 00:59:37.095 Now you're talking. I'll start on this side. 1310 00:59:37.225 --> 00:59:38.662 Okay, I'll start here. 1311 01:00:11.825 --> 01:00:13.871 One more sweep of the kitchen? 1312 01:00:14.001 --> 01:00:15.046 Yep. 1313 01:00:26.623 --> 01:00:28.407 Ah, our finest selection. 1314 01:00:28.537 --> 01:00:29.843 Dessert, ma'am? 1315 01:00:29.974 --> 01:00:32.150 How lovely. Just a small one, please. 1316 01:00:32.280 --> 01:00:33.281 Thank you. 1317 01:00:33.412 --> 01:00:35.066 Oh, no calories. Perfect. 1318 01:00:38.896 --> 01:00:39.766 Onward? 1319 01:00:50.081 --> 01:00:52.300 These are all built with locally quarried sandstone. 1320 01:00:53.388 --> 01:00:54.302 That's cool. 1321 01:01:00.004 --> 01:01:01.483 Okay. So we're making progress. 1322 01:01:01.614 --> 01:01:02.528 Uh-huh. 1323 01:01:06.619 --> 01:01:07.664 They used to host all kinds of soirees 1324 01:01:07.794 --> 01:01:09.013 and formal events here. 1325 01:01:10.188 --> 01:01:11.493 Oh, what do we got? 1326 01:01:21.808 --> 01:01:23.723 Pleased to meet your acquaintance, Mr. MacGraw. 1327 01:01:23.854 --> 01:01:26.726 The pleasure's all mine, madam. 1328 01:01:26.857 --> 01:01:28.815 Welcome to the mystery mansion. 1329 01:01:28.946 --> 01:01:30.556 I heard there's a hidden treasure. 1330 01:01:33.080 --> 01:01:34.212 This key is... 1331 01:01:34.342 --> 01:01:35.735 The key to... 1332 01:01:35.866 --> 01:01:36.693 Untold fortune. 1333 01:01:37.824 --> 01:01:39.043 Or perhaps... 1334 01:01:39.173 --> 01:01:40.261 Absolutely nothing. 1335 01:01:42.263 --> 01:01:44.352 Or maybe... 1336 01:01:44.483 --> 01:01:46.006 Key to someone's heart. 1337 01:01:46.137 --> 01:01:48.139 You're such a romantic. 1338 01:01:50.054 --> 01:01:51.011 Shall we dance? 1339 01:02:42.846 --> 01:02:44.456 I haven't this much fun in a long time. 1340 01:02:45.979 --> 01:02:48.416 I bet you say that to all your wenches. 1341 01:02:49.853 --> 01:02:51.550 I'm gonna get an ice tea. 1342 01:03:09.437 --> 01:03:11.613 This key has to fit something. 1343 01:03:11.744 --> 01:03:13.877 We have to keep looking. 1344 01:03:14.007 --> 01:03:14.791 It's a big mansion. It could be anywhere. 1345 01:03:22.711 --> 01:03:23.974 Maybe not anywhere. 1346 01:03:25.497 --> 01:03:26.759 What is it? 1347 01:03:26.890 --> 01:03:27.934 I have an idea. 1348 01:03:38.553 --> 01:03:39.511 What is it? 1349 01:03:42.340 --> 01:03:43.689 One sec. 1350 01:03:43.820 --> 01:03:44.777 Josh! 1351 01:03:49.521 --> 01:03:51.479 Okay. We're looking for a key to the shed. 1352 01:03:51.610 --> 01:03:52.567 Mm-hm. 1353 01:03:57.355 --> 01:03:58.356 Oh! 1354 01:04:00.967 --> 01:04:02.577 One of these has to be the key. 1355 01:04:02.708 --> 01:04:04.579 - I'll take 'em all. - Let's go. 1356 01:04:06.843 --> 01:04:08.583 - No. - Try these ones. 1357 01:04:08.714 --> 01:04:09.802 All right. 1358 01:04:15.460 --> 01:04:16.243 - Yes! - Yes! 1359 01:04:25.774 --> 01:04:26.863 Lotta memories here. 1360 01:04:28.908 --> 01:04:29.735 This isn't it. 1361 01:04:43.444 --> 01:04:44.793 What is it? 1362 01:04:44.924 --> 01:04:46.839 It's a mystery wrapped in canvas. 1363 01:04:48.362 --> 01:04:49.320 I think... 1364 01:04:57.719 --> 01:04:58.546 My grandfather's sailboat. 1365 01:04:58.677 --> 01:05:01.375 Wow. It's beautiful. 1366 01:05:01.506 --> 01:05:02.637 He loved this boat. 1367 01:05:05.031 --> 01:05:05.902 Check this out. 1368 01:05:07.381 --> 01:05:09.688 Hey, I remember that heart. 1369 01:05:09.818 --> 01:05:10.819 What do you mean? 1370 01:05:12.647 --> 01:05:13.648 We pillage the boat. 1371 01:05:14.998 --> 01:05:16.651 Treasure's gotta be here somewhere. 1372 01:05:16.782 --> 01:05:17.696 Come on. 1373 01:05:38.847 --> 01:05:39.805 Okay. 1374 01:05:44.897 --> 01:05:46.159 You do the honors. 1375 01:05:46.290 --> 01:05:47.160 Really? 1376 01:05:48.292 --> 01:05:49.249 Yeah. 1377 01:05:53.819 --> 01:05:55.125 It fits, but it doesn't turn. 1378 01:05:56.387 --> 01:05:57.562 Wait, I have an idea. 1379 01:06:01.870 --> 01:06:02.741 Okay. 1380 01:06:09.052 --> 01:06:10.618 Try this. 1381 01:06:10.749 --> 01:06:11.663 Oh. 1382 01:06:14.405 --> 01:06:15.884 The oil'll take a little time to work. 1383 01:06:17.495 --> 01:06:18.365 Drink while we wait? 1384 01:06:18.496 --> 01:06:19.410 - Sure. - Okay. 1385 01:06:28.941 --> 01:06:30.203 Cheers. 1386 01:06:30.334 --> 01:06:31.639 We don't even know what's in it yet. 1387 01:06:31.770 --> 01:06:33.293 We will soon. 1388 01:06:33.424 --> 01:06:35.774 To sailing and strong winds. 1389 01:06:39.865 --> 01:06:40.997 Hi, guys. 1390 01:06:41.127 --> 01:06:42.520 Josh. 1391 01:06:42.650 --> 01:06:44.478 Samantha. 1392 01:06:44.609 --> 01:06:45.871 What are you doing? 1393 01:06:46.002 --> 01:06:48.091 I think we found what we were looking for. 1394 01:06:48.221 --> 01:06:49.396 We just can't get it open. 1395 01:06:50.789 --> 01:06:51.746 I knew you wouldn't take my advice 1396 01:06:51.877 --> 01:06:53.792 about keeping the key a secret. 1397 01:06:53.922 --> 01:06:55.968 Well, I wouldn't have found it without Sam. So. 1398 01:06:56.099 --> 01:06:58.797 You know, as executor of the estate, 1399 01:06:58.927 --> 01:07:00.451 I'll take care of this. 1400 01:07:00.581 --> 01:07:02.496 I'll get a certified locksmith to open it 1401 01:07:02.627 --> 01:07:05.021 and then we can review the contents at my office. 1402 01:07:06.326 --> 01:07:07.371 Okay. 1403 01:07:07.501 --> 01:07:09.677 Had a lotta fun last night. 1404 01:07:09.808 --> 01:07:12.985 Here are your car keys. 1405 01:07:14.726 --> 01:07:15.596 Later, Josh. 1406 01:07:19.992 --> 01:07:21.689 Yeah, I think I'm just gonna go. 1407 01:07:21.820 --> 01:07:23.604 Sam! 1408 01:07:23.735 --> 01:07:24.605 Wait! 1409 01:07:34.441 --> 01:07:35.877 So Josh and I, 1410 01:07:36.008 --> 01:07:36.835 we went to the MacGraw mansion and we had a picnic. 1411 01:07:36.965 --> 01:07:38.315 That's good. 1412 01:07:38.445 --> 01:07:39.403 Yeah. You know, and we had a lotta fun looking 1413 01:07:39.533 --> 01:07:41.013 for the mystery key box. 1414 01:07:41.144 --> 01:07:42.797 And then we found a box in his grandfather's sailboat. 1415 01:07:42.928 --> 01:07:43.885 The key fit. 1416 01:07:44.016 --> 01:07:45.061 That's really good. 1417 01:07:45.191 --> 01:07:46.801 Then Lauren shows up. 1418 01:07:46.932 --> 01:07:49.065 - Not so good. - She ruined everything. 1419 01:07:49.195 --> 01:07:50.849 You know, I thought Josh and I had something going. 1420 01:07:50.979 --> 01:07:52.068 And then she took the box 1421 01:07:52.198 --> 01:07:53.199 because she's in charge of the estate. 1422 01:07:53.330 --> 01:07:54.200 And I just, I don't know. 1423 01:07:54.331 --> 01:07:55.462 I just don't trust her. 1424 01:07:55.593 --> 01:07:58.074 But Josh seems to think she's okay. 1425 01:07:58.204 --> 01:08:00.206 I mean, maybe more than okay. 1426 01:08:00.337 --> 01:08:02.339 Well, hey, there's always another book on the shelf. 1427 01:08:02.469 --> 01:08:03.862 Tammy. 1428 01:08:03.992 --> 01:08:06.691 I hope it's not me that gets left on the shelf. 1429 01:08:06.821 --> 01:08:07.909 I mean, what am I gonna do? 1430 01:08:08.040 --> 01:08:09.694 I thought I found a good man. 1431 01:08:09.824 --> 01:08:11.478 Someone I'm actually interested in. 1432 01:08:12.697 --> 01:08:14.438 Give it time, Sam. 1433 01:08:14.568 --> 01:08:15.482 I'm sure he'll come round. 1434 01:08:15.613 --> 01:08:17.049 She's a very shallow person. 1435 01:08:17.180 --> 01:08:18.094 He'll figure it out. 1436 01:08:18.224 --> 01:08:19.443 You think so? 1437 01:08:19.573 --> 01:08:20.400 I have no idea. 1438 01:08:22.010 --> 01:08:25.013 But I do know that if two people are meant to be together, 1439 01:08:25.144 --> 01:08:26.363 they will be. 1440 01:08:26.493 --> 01:08:30.018 The course of true love never did run smooth. 1441 01:08:30.149 --> 01:08:32.020 Shakespeare. "A Midsummer Night's Dream." 1442 01:08:32.151 --> 01:08:34.066 You got it. Now it's time to open. 1443 01:08:34.197 --> 01:08:35.937 We have customers coming and books to sell. 1444 01:08:37.243 --> 01:08:40.116 Yeah. You're right. 1445 01:09:22.593 --> 01:09:24.638 Found Books. Samantha Hill speaking. 1446 01:09:24.769 --> 01:09:26.118 Sam. It's Josh. 1447 01:09:26.249 --> 01:09:27.685 Look, I'm in the city for business, 1448 01:09:27.815 --> 01:09:29.556 but I just wanted to call 1449 01:09:29.687 --> 01:09:32.168 and explain what happened between Lauren and I that night. 1450 01:09:33.908 --> 01:09:34.996 Okay. So what did happen, Josh? 1451 01:09:37.129 --> 01:09:38.826 I know what Lauren implied. 1452 01:09:38.957 --> 01:09:40.828 And, yes, I'd had too much to drink, but nothing happened. 1453 01:09:42.743 --> 01:09:43.657 I swear. 1454 01:09:44.832 --> 01:09:46.182 I don't know if I believe you. 1455 01:09:47.922 --> 01:09:49.097 Sam, I'm telling you the truth. 1456 01:09:56.061 --> 01:09:58.281 You can do whatever you like with whomever you like. 1457 01:09:58.411 --> 01:09:59.412 I don't care. 1458 01:09:59.543 --> 01:10:00.544 You don't care? 1459 01:10:00.674 --> 01:10:02.546 Look, I have customers right now. 1460 01:10:02.676 --> 01:10:04.200 I just, I don't have time for this. 1461 01:10:04.330 --> 01:10:05.331 I'm sorry. I have to go. 1462 01:10:06.506 --> 01:10:08.204 - Bye. - Sam-- 1463 01:10:26.831 --> 01:10:28.833 Hello, Lauren Lawrence here. 1464 01:10:28.963 --> 01:10:30.226 Lauren. It's Josh. 1465 01:10:31.836 --> 01:10:34.578 Josh. Nice to hear your voice. 1466 01:10:34.708 --> 01:10:37.145 Daddy was relieved you found the mystery box. 1467 01:10:38.756 --> 01:10:39.626 Oh good. 1468 01:10:40.801 --> 01:10:42.020 What was inside? 1469 01:10:42.150 --> 01:10:43.804 You'll have to come here and find out. 1470 01:10:43.935 --> 01:10:45.197 It's a surprise. 1471 01:10:45.328 --> 01:10:46.329 Well, I'll be back in a few days 1472 01:10:46.459 --> 01:10:47.591 and I'd really like to get all 1473 01:10:47.721 --> 01:10:49.680 this estate business wrapped up ASAP. 1474 01:10:49.810 --> 01:10:51.551 I like it when you tell me what to do. 1475 01:10:52.857 --> 01:10:54.772 I just wanna get on with things. 1476 01:10:54.902 --> 01:10:57.035 I thought we might grab dinner to celebrate. 1477 01:10:57.165 --> 01:10:59.472 You know, I think it'd be better 1478 01:10:59.603 --> 01:11:01.257 if we just met at your office and go from there. 1479 01:11:02.997 --> 01:11:04.564 Oh? 1480 01:11:04.695 --> 01:11:05.783 And I'd also like it 1481 01:11:05.913 --> 01:11:07.175 if your father could be there as well. 1482 01:11:07.306 --> 01:11:09.613 All right. 1483 01:11:09.743 --> 01:11:10.744 Of course. 1484 01:11:29.807 --> 01:11:32.157 Oops. 1485 01:11:34.986 --> 01:11:36.683 Ah! 1486 01:11:36.814 --> 01:11:38.337 These darn Vikings. 1487 01:11:40.992 --> 01:11:42.994 I think the publisher is really gonna like these ones. 1488 01:11:43.124 --> 01:11:44.125 - Great Viking! - Yeah. 1489 01:11:45.518 --> 01:11:46.824 Well I'm glad it turned out because 1490 01:11:48.565 --> 01:11:49.609 I think it's my last. 1491 01:11:49.740 --> 01:11:51.263 What? 1492 01:11:51.394 --> 01:11:52.569 What's going on, Josh? 1493 01:11:52.699 --> 01:11:53.831 I think I'm done with modeling. 1494 01:11:53.961 --> 01:11:56.660 I mean, it can wear on you after a while. 1495 01:11:56.790 --> 01:11:59.053 Is it about the promotion? 1496 01:11:59.184 --> 01:12:01.273 Just think it's time for change. 1497 01:12:01.404 --> 01:12:03.057 A certain someone perhaps? 1498 01:12:04.668 --> 01:12:06.017 Yeah. 1499 01:12:06.147 --> 01:12:07.018 Something like that. 1500 01:12:08.454 --> 01:12:09.760 I'm gonna miss you. 1501 01:12:09.890 --> 01:12:11.718 You were everyone's favorite Viking. 1502 01:12:11.849 --> 01:12:15.026 Not to mention cowboy, warrior, hunter. 1503 01:12:16.244 --> 01:12:17.985 I'm gonna miss you too. 1504 01:12:18.116 --> 01:12:20.336 And I'm really gonna miss all the cool costumes and makeup, 1505 01:12:20.466 --> 01:12:22.468 but don't you go telling anyone, okay? 1506 01:12:22.599 --> 01:12:23.513 Our secret. 1507 01:12:25.079 --> 01:12:27.081 So what are you gonna do about that certain someone? 1508 01:12:27.212 --> 01:12:31.216 Last time we spoke, she hung up on me. 1509 01:12:31.347 --> 01:12:33.044 - So... - Well, that's not good. 1510 01:12:33.174 --> 01:12:34.654 Have you thought about flowers? 1511 01:12:34.785 --> 01:12:35.916 It always worked on me. 1512 01:12:37.396 --> 01:12:38.266 Right. 1513 01:12:38.397 --> 01:12:39.964 Hey, no regrets. 1514 01:12:40.094 --> 01:12:41.487 It was great while it lasted. 1515 01:12:41.618 --> 01:12:44.838 But honestly, Josh, I'm just too into my career. 1516 01:12:44.969 --> 01:12:47.232 Whoever she is, she must be someone special. 1517 01:12:49.060 --> 01:12:53.543 Yeah, she is. 1518 01:13:03.944 --> 01:13:06.512 Why are books so afraid of their sequel? 1519 01:13:06.643 --> 01:13:07.774 Why? 1520 01:13:07.905 --> 01:13:09.254 Because they always come after them. 1521 01:13:10.821 --> 01:13:12.866 These just arrived. 1522 01:13:12.997 --> 01:13:14.172 Cool. 1523 01:13:14.302 --> 01:13:16.130 Does it say who they're from? 1524 01:13:16.261 --> 01:13:17.567 As if we couldn't guess. 1525 01:13:19.743 --> 01:13:22.833 "For my key friend, something to unlock your heart. 1526 01:13:22.963 --> 01:13:24.835 The Viking." 1527 01:13:24.965 --> 01:13:26.706 So romantic. 1528 01:13:26.837 --> 01:13:27.751 Oh, please. 1529 01:13:27.881 --> 01:13:29.666 That gives me an idea. 1530 01:13:29.796 --> 01:13:31.581 I wonder if the Viking would do a promo appearance here. 1531 01:13:31.711 --> 01:13:33.844 You know, in full Viking stuff. 1532 01:13:33.974 --> 01:13:36.107 Oh, that is a great idea. 1533 01:13:36.237 --> 01:13:37.804 I mean, the cutout's good, 1534 01:13:37.935 --> 01:13:42.069 but Josh himself would really bring the customers in. 1535 01:13:42.200 --> 01:13:43.157 Hmm. 1536 01:13:43.288 --> 01:13:44.985 It's worth a try, I guess. 1537 01:13:45.116 --> 01:13:47.684 I think you just wanna see more of his chest. 1538 01:13:47.814 --> 01:13:49.425 Nah. 1539 01:13:49.555 --> 01:13:51.165 This is just business. 1540 01:13:51.296 --> 01:13:52.123 Here's Josh. 1541 01:13:54.952 --> 01:13:56.867 You're in trouble, little missy. 1542 01:13:56.997 --> 01:13:57.781 Trouble with what? 1543 01:13:58.912 --> 01:13:59.913 Nothing. 1544 01:14:02.046 --> 01:14:03.656 You know, I was just thinking about you. 1545 01:14:05.702 --> 01:14:07.007 That's nice. 1546 01:14:07.138 --> 01:14:09.096 I just got the roses. They're lovely. 1547 01:14:09.227 --> 01:14:10.446 Thank you. 1548 01:14:10.576 --> 01:14:11.359 Well, it's the least I could do. 1549 01:14:11.490 --> 01:14:12.970 Can I ask you something? 1550 01:14:13.100 --> 01:14:16.626 Would you mind coming to the store and being a Viking? 1551 01:14:19.019 --> 01:14:19.977 Why? 1552 01:14:20.107 --> 01:14:21.413 Just to help with publicity. 1553 01:14:21.544 --> 01:14:23.067 I mean, if you'd prefer, 1554 01:14:23.197 --> 01:14:24.895 I can liaise through your publisher's PR department. 1555 01:14:25.025 --> 01:14:28.246 I just, I thought it'd be easier if I called you. 1556 01:14:28.376 --> 01:14:29.943 Well, as of today, 1557 01:14:30.074 --> 01:14:32.946 I kinda quit the Viking business altogether. 1558 01:14:33.077 --> 01:14:33.991 Really? 1559 01:14:34.121 --> 01:14:35.253 What do you mean? 1560 01:14:35.383 --> 01:14:37.081 I'll be back in Sylvan tomorrow. 1561 01:14:37.211 --> 01:14:38.691 I'll explain everything. Okay? 1562 01:14:40.040 --> 01:14:41.389 Okay. 1563 01:14:41.520 --> 01:14:42.782 Arrevederci! 1564 01:14:42.913 --> 01:14:44.567 A presto. 1565 01:14:51.922 --> 01:14:53.837 What are you two looking at? 1566 01:14:53.967 --> 01:14:54.881 Hm? 1567 01:14:59.843 --> 01:15:02.149 How was the drive last night? 1568 01:15:02.280 --> 01:15:04.848 Long, as usual. 1569 01:15:04.978 --> 01:15:07.590 Hopefully this won't take long and then we can celebrate. 1570 01:15:07.720 --> 01:15:09.505 Good morning. Good morning. 1571 01:15:10.897 --> 01:15:12.856 Has Lauren showed you the big surprise? 1572 01:15:12.986 --> 01:15:13.857 No, I just arrived. 1573 01:15:16.555 --> 01:15:17.774 Take a look. 1574 01:15:30.526 --> 01:15:31.701 What is this? 1575 01:15:34.355 --> 01:15:36.662 Your grandfather got his start during the local gold rush. 1576 01:15:37.924 --> 01:15:39.012 I had no idea. 1577 01:15:43.147 --> 01:15:44.714 What is all this? 1578 01:15:44.844 --> 01:15:46.629 Oh, some old newspaper clippings about your grandfather 1579 01:15:46.759 --> 01:15:48.544 winning a local sailing club race. 1580 01:15:48.674 --> 01:15:49.936 You could have them framed. 1581 01:15:50.067 --> 01:15:51.721 It would make a nice little memory pic. 1582 01:15:54.288 --> 01:15:55.463 And that's it, huh? 1583 01:15:55.594 --> 01:15:57.465 Mystery solved. Mystery solved. 1584 01:16:07.563 --> 01:16:08.694 What are you doing? 1585 01:16:13.307 --> 01:16:14.918 The missing letter. 1586 01:16:15.048 --> 01:16:17.877 Three letters. Three letters. 1587 01:16:18.008 --> 01:16:19.792 We can count, Daddy. 1588 01:16:28.888 --> 01:16:30.324 Dear, Joshua. 1589 01:16:30.455 --> 01:16:32.413 I'm glad you followed the trail and found the box. 1590 01:16:32.544 --> 01:16:34.633 Larry Lawrence made me a lotta money, 1591 01:16:34.764 --> 01:16:36.592 but I never really trusted him. 1592 01:16:36.722 --> 01:16:38.855 Watch your back. Always. 1593 01:16:38.985 --> 01:16:39.769 Love and respect, your grandfather. 1594 01:16:44.904 --> 01:16:46.079 What's it say? What's it say? 1595 01:16:47.559 --> 01:16:49.039 Just a private message from my grandfather. 1596 01:16:49.169 --> 01:16:50.170 Huh? 1597 01:16:50.301 --> 01:16:52.042 More mystery. More mystery. 1598 01:17:10.364 --> 01:17:13.063 That looks like a young Robert MacGraw. 1599 01:17:13.193 --> 01:17:15.761 I don't know who the young woman is. 1600 01:17:15.892 --> 01:17:16.806 Huh. 1601 01:17:22.550 --> 01:17:23.813 Dear, Robert. 1602 01:17:23.943 --> 01:17:26.642 I very much regret that I cannot marry you. 1603 01:17:26.772 --> 01:17:28.861 I know this is not the answer you wanted to hear, 1604 01:17:28.992 --> 01:17:31.124 but I have fallen in love with Tom Hill. 1605 01:17:31.255 --> 01:17:33.823 I will always hold you in the utmost affection. 1606 01:17:33.953 --> 01:17:36.608 With loving friendship, Milly Dale. 1607 01:17:36.739 --> 01:17:39.611 This is about Tom Hill and Milly Dale. 1608 01:17:39.742 --> 01:17:42.266 The original proprietors of Found Books? 1609 01:17:42.396 --> 01:17:43.876 Sam's grandparents? 1610 01:17:54.408 --> 01:17:55.714 "Private. 1611 01:17:55.845 --> 01:17:57.150 Only to be opened after my death. 1612 01:17:58.412 --> 01:17:59.718 Robert MacGraw." 1613 01:18:06.769 --> 01:18:07.944 My beloved Milly 1614 01:18:08.074 --> 01:18:10.860 would not accept my proposal of marriage, 1615 01:18:10.990 --> 01:18:14.341 but we remained loving friends our whole lives. 1616 01:18:14.472 --> 01:18:16.779 As a token of that love, I leave her granddaughter, 1617 01:18:16.909 --> 01:18:17.997 Samantha Hill... 1618 01:18:18.128 --> 01:18:18.998 What does it say? 1619 01:18:22.828 --> 01:18:24.090 A holographic codicil. 1620 01:18:25.352 --> 01:18:27.267 How unusual! How unusual! 1621 01:18:29.139 --> 01:18:30.009 Is it legal? 1622 01:18:31.184 --> 01:18:32.446 Oh, yes. Yes. 1623 01:18:32.577 --> 01:18:33.709 Unless you, as the sole heir, decide to contest it. 1624 01:18:35.754 --> 01:18:36.668 No. 1625 01:18:36.799 --> 01:18:37.669 Oh. 1626 01:18:47.374 --> 01:18:48.724 What's in the envelope? 1627 01:18:51.335 --> 01:18:52.249 What a surprise. 1628 01:18:55.556 --> 01:18:58.516 Josh, this is such a romantic story. 1629 01:18:58.646 --> 01:18:59.735 I mean, when I said we had a surprise for you, 1630 01:19:01.824 --> 01:19:03.608 I didn't expect it to be this. 1631 01:19:04.696 --> 01:19:06.219 I'm so excited for us. 1632 01:19:07.655 --> 01:19:09.527 Us? 1633 01:19:09.657 --> 01:19:11.224 All of us. All of us. 1634 01:19:11.355 --> 01:19:12.965 Now that the missing letter has shown itself, 1635 01:19:13.096 --> 01:19:14.750 the execution of the will should go quite quickly. 1636 01:19:14.880 --> 01:19:16.534 You can get back to your architectural work 1637 01:19:16.664 --> 01:19:20.668 and the rental property checks will start rolling in. 1638 01:19:24.020 --> 01:19:26.065 Time to celebrate, Mr. MacGraw. 1639 01:19:26.196 --> 01:19:30.156 You know, actually, speaking of the rental properties, 1640 01:19:30.287 --> 01:19:32.289 how do I get in contact with the management company? 1641 01:19:32.419 --> 01:19:33.290 Oh, let me take care of that. 1642 01:19:35.074 --> 01:19:36.075 Like you did for my grandfather? 1643 01:19:36.206 --> 01:19:38.730 Worked for him. Worked for him. 1644 01:19:40.471 --> 01:19:42.125 What's the name of the company, Larry? 1645 01:19:44.257 --> 01:19:46.651 Josh, let Daddy handle it. 1646 01:19:46.782 --> 01:19:49.045 Let's get a drink. 1647 01:19:49.175 --> 01:19:52.309 Yeah. The name of the company is Sylvan Properties LLC. 1648 01:19:54.180 --> 01:19:55.181 What of it? 1649 01:19:55.312 --> 01:20:00.012 Well, I did some checking and 1650 01:20:00.143 --> 01:20:01.753 the owner is Laurence Lawrence. 1651 01:20:03.799 --> 01:20:04.930 Perfectly legal. 1652 01:20:06.497 --> 01:20:07.846 Perfectly legal. 1653 01:20:07.977 --> 01:20:09.326 Well, except when you consider the fact 1654 01:20:09.456 --> 01:20:11.894 that, over the last 20 years, 1655 01:20:12.024 --> 01:20:14.810 all the checks you've paid to my grandfather, 1656 01:20:14.940 --> 01:20:15.985 well, they haven't increased. 1657 01:20:18.248 --> 01:20:20.903 While rental fees have almost doubled. 1658 01:20:24.820 --> 01:20:26.604 Your grandfather didn't care. 1659 01:20:26.734 --> 01:20:27.648 Well, I do. 1660 01:20:29.302 --> 01:20:31.522 I think you're greedy and I don't trust you. 1661 01:20:33.829 --> 01:20:35.004 Perfectly legal. 1662 01:20:36.309 --> 01:20:38.007 - Perfectly. - We'll let the courts decide. 1663 01:20:38.137 --> 01:20:39.486 I had an accountant look through all 1664 01:20:39.617 --> 01:20:41.358 of my grandfather's records. 1665 01:20:41.488 --> 01:20:45.101 I'll be suing Sylvan Properties LLC for fraud. 1666 01:20:45.231 --> 01:20:46.667 And effective immediately, 1667 01:20:46.798 --> 01:20:48.669 I'm terminating my relationship with Lawrence Law. 1668 01:20:48.800 --> 01:20:50.193 Josh, please. 1669 01:20:50.323 --> 01:20:52.760 There must be something I can do to smooth this over. 1670 01:20:52.891 --> 01:20:54.240 Like father, like daughter. 1671 01:20:56.634 --> 01:20:57.940 No, I'm not like him. 1672 01:20:58.070 --> 01:20:58.941 What? What? 1673 01:20:59.071 --> 01:21:01.073 You're greedy. 1674 01:21:01.204 --> 01:21:02.509 My own daughter! 1675 01:21:02.640 --> 01:21:05.817 You manipulate and dominate to get what you want. 1676 01:21:05.948 --> 01:21:08.602 You're a bully and I am tired of trying to be like you. 1677 01:21:08.733 --> 01:21:10.866 Josh, please. Please, please forgive me. 1678 01:21:10.996 --> 01:21:13.346 I had no idea what he was doing. 1679 01:21:13.477 --> 01:21:15.131 Liar! 1680 01:21:15.261 --> 01:21:16.828 You knew I was skimming the profits off old man MacGraw. 1681 01:21:16.959 --> 01:21:17.829 You sat there and plotted 1682 01:21:17.960 --> 01:21:20.571 how you'd help me do it to Josh. 1683 01:21:20.701 --> 01:21:22.268 Please. 1684 01:21:22.399 --> 01:21:23.226 I can be different. 1685 01:21:25.445 --> 01:21:26.229 That's not me. 1686 01:21:27.578 --> 01:21:30.102 Nice try, Lauren. 1687 01:21:30.233 --> 01:21:32.452 But I think I have everything I need. 1688 01:21:36.326 --> 01:21:37.675 I'll see you in court. 1689 01:21:37.805 --> 01:21:39.329 I'll see you in court. 1690 01:21:39.459 --> 01:21:40.547 In court! 1691 01:21:40.678 --> 01:21:41.592 In court! 1692 01:22:10.664 --> 01:22:11.535 Hi. 1693 01:22:11.665 --> 01:22:12.623 Hi. 1694 01:22:13.841 --> 01:22:16.061 So I have a lot to tell you. 1695 01:22:16.192 --> 01:22:17.367 Okay, what's going on? 1696 01:22:17.497 --> 01:22:18.542 Don't worry. 1697 01:22:18.672 --> 01:22:20.109 It's good news. 1698 01:22:20.239 --> 01:22:21.719 Okay. 1699 01:22:24.243 --> 01:22:28.987 For starters, I've decided I'm gonna move back 1700 01:22:29.118 --> 01:22:30.989 to Sylvan Lake permanently. 1701 01:22:31.120 --> 01:22:32.425 What about your promotion? 1702 01:22:32.556 --> 01:22:34.079 I turned it down. 1703 01:22:34.210 --> 01:22:35.689 I'm leaving the firm. 1704 01:22:35.820 --> 01:22:38.779 I mean, that's great news. 1705 01:22:38.910 --> 01:22:40.651 To have you here in town, it's... 1706 01:22:40.781 --> 01:22:42.479 Yeah. 1707 01:22:42.609 --> 01:22:43.741 I actually think your talents 1708 01:22:43.871 --> 01:22:45.264 would be really good for our community. 1709 01:22:46.744 --> 01:22:48.659 So it turns out that you were right. 1710 01:22:48.789 --> 01:22:51.140 Lauren was only interested in me because of the estate. 1711 01:22:52.619 --> 01:22:53.620 You should have seen her eyes light up 1712 01:22:53.751 --> 01:22:56.058 when she saw the gold. 1713 01:22:56.188 --> 01:22:58.625 Yeah, it turns out my grandfather didn't 1714 01:22:58.756 --> 01:22:59.887 just leave me property. 1715 01:23:03.239 --> 01:23:04.936 That's amazing. 1716 01:23:05.067 --> 01:23:05.981 And there's more. 1717 01:23:08.070 --> 01:23:10.159 There were three letters in the box, 1718 01:23:10.289 --> 01:23:12.465 hidden under a false bottom. 1719 01:23:12.596 --> 01:23:14.467 A false bottom? 1720 01:23:14.598 --> 01:23:17.035 This is sounding like something out of a romance novel. 1721 01:23:19.211 --> 01:23:20.952 So I did a little sleuthing 1722 01:23:21.083 --> 01:23:22.345 and I found out that Larry has been skimming money 1723 01:23:22.475 --> 01:23:24.347 off my grandfather's properties for years. 1724 01:23:25.739 --> 01:23:26.566 Well, him and Lauren. 1725 01:23:27.828 --> 01:23:29.134 So I'll be seeing them in court. 1726 01:23:29.265 --> 01:23:30.440 Good. 1727 01:23:33.921 --> 01:23:36.837 The second letter is from Milly Dale, 1728 01:23:36.968 --> 01:23:39.449 your grandmother, to my grandfather. 1729 01:23:49.415 --> 01:23:51.548 That's my Grandma Milly. 1730 01:23:51.678 --> 01:23:52.853 And that's my Grandpa Robert. 1731 01:24:02.820 --> 01:24:04.039 Emily. 1732 01:24:04.169 --> 01:24:06.954 Milly is short for Emily. 1733 01:24:07.085 --> 01:24:09.609 Your grandfather named his boat after my grandmother. 1734 01:24:11.481 --> 01:24:13.048 That's so romantic. 1735 01:24:16.660 --> 01:24:21.143 And now the best for last. 1736 01:24:23.188 --> 01:24:27.975 Okay. 1737 01:24:29.368 --> 01:24:30.587 My beloved Milly 1738 01:24:30.717 --> 01:24:32.110 would not accept my proposal of marriage. 1739 01:24:32.241 --> 01:24:36.549 But we remained loving friends our whole lives. 1740 01:24:36.680 --> 01:24:38.943 As a token of that love, I leave her granddaughter, 1741 01:24:39.074 --> 01:24:41.859 Samantha Hill, the property 1742 01:24:41.989 --> 01:24:45.428 where Hill and Dale's Found Books & Shop stands. 1743 01:24:46.907 --> 01:24:49.475 And the enclosed as a lasting memento 1744 01:24:49.606 --> 01:24:52.261 of a love that might have been. 1745 01:24:52.391 --> 01:24:53.566 Robert MacGraw. 1746 01:24:57.744 --> 01:24:59.355 The bookshop is yours. 1747 01:25:01.357 --> 01:25:02.619 I can't believe this. 1748 01:25:02.749 --> 01:25:04.403 Sam, you deserve it. 1749 01:25:09.452 --> 01:25:11.106 What did that last line mean? 1750 01:25:13.238 --> 01:25:16.154 That's a surprise. 1751 01:25:35.347 --> 01:25:37.349 That is all we've got left. 1752 01:25:37.480 --> 01:25:39.090 Hi. 1753 01:25:39.221 --> 01:25:40.047 Help yourself. 1754 01:25:42.224 --> 01:25:43.399 Okay, sure. 1755 01:25:43.529 --> 01:25:44.574 You're really good at this warrior thing. 1756 01:25:44.704 --> 01:25:46.053 Viking. 1757 01:25:46.184 --> 01:25:48.099 Whatever. Pump those pecs. 1758 01:25:52.059 --> 01:25:53.017 He's amazing. 1759 01:25:54.540 --> 01:25:55.585 I was wrong. 1760 01:25:55.715 --> 01:25:56.586 Very wrong. 1761 01:25:58.588 --> 01:26:00.459 Whatever he's got, we need to bottle it. 1762 01:26:00.590 --> 01:26:01.808 Oh, I'm trying. 1763 01:26:03.070 --> 01:26:04.594 Get in it here. I want a picture. 1764 01:26:04.724 --> 01:26:05.595 Okay. 1765 01:26:07.727 --> 01:26:09.947 How's my big, bad Viking doing? 1766 01:26:10.077 --> 01:26:12.515 Just another day of pillaging and plundering. 1767 01:26:12.645 --> 01:26:14.430 It's for a good cause. 1768 01:26:14.560 --> 01:26:18.521 Yeah, but if one more little old lady pinches my butt. 1769 01:26:18.651 --> 01:26:20.349 - Oh my. - I know. 1770 01:26:20.479 --> 01:26:22.438 Not as innocent as they look. 1771 01:26:23.917 --> 01:26:26.268 So what do you think? 1772 01:26:26.398 --> 01:26:27.660 I like it. 1773 01:26:27.791 --> 01:26:28.748 - Yeah? - Yeah. 1774 01:26:28.879 --> 01:26:30.228 But I prefer the real you. 1775 01:26:32.665 --> 01:26:34.406 Good. 1776 01:26:34.537 --> 01:26:35.755 Smile, you two! 1777 01:26:41.674 --> 01:26:44.721 Okay. I'm gonna let you get back to your Viking duties. 1778 01:26:44.851 --> 01:26:46.940 Right. And I'll see you later? 1779 01:26:47.071 --> 01:26:47.941 Absolutely. 1780 01:26:49.291 --> 01:26:50.770 Okay, go. 1781 01:27:07.309 --> 01:27:08.919 Such a beautiful night. 1782 01:27:11.487 --> 01:27:13.097 Oh, I almost forgot. 1783 01:27:21.627 --> 01:27:23.281 Are you proposing? 1784 01:27:23.412 --> 01:27:25.065 It's a bit early for that, don't you think? 1785 01:27:25.196 --> 01:27:26.589 I'm just showing it to you. 1786 01:27:28.982 --> 01:27:30.245 This is the engagement ring 1787 01:27:30.375 --> 01:27:31.811 that my grandfather gave to Milly. 1788 01:27:31.942 --> 01:27:34.423 It was in the letter about the bookshop. 1789 01:27:39.166 --> 01:27:41.560 "And the enclosed as a lasting memento 1790 01:27:41.691 --> 01:27:42.953 of a love that might have been." 1791 01:27:45.912 --> 01:27:46.783 This is a lot to take in. 1792 01:27:54.660 --> 01:27:55.487 Don't worry. 1793 01:27:57.402 --> 01:27:59.578 We have all the time in the world. 1794 01:28:32.045 --> 01:28:34.874 ♪ Maybe you think when you should be ♪ 1795 01:28:35.005 --> 01:28:38.051 ♪ Maybe you stop when you should go ♪ 1796 01:28:38.182 --> 01:28:41.141 ♪ No one is guaranteed forever 1797 01:28:41.272 --> 01:28:45.537 ♪ Don't be afraid to just let go ♪ 1798 01:28:45.668 --> 01:28:50.368 ♪ The key to love is always in your hand ♪ 1799 01:28:51.935 --> 01:28:56.200 ♪ When you open up your heart and understand ♪