Get inside.
Where is Charmaine?
You tell me! Have you been in contact with her this whole time?
What? No!
No, she just called and asked me to meet her here.
You didn't think to call me?
- She wanted legal advice, Mike. - What'd she say?
Why do I feel like I'm being interrogated?
Please just tell me what she said.
You tell me something first. How did you know she was here?
Sheriff's office tracked her phone,
which she turned back on apparently to call you.
Unfortunately…
She made sure that it couldn't be tracked any further.
- How did she sound? - Uh…
Troubled. Like she was in danger.
- And that's all I know. - If Charmaine said anything else to you…
You think that I would hold out on you?
Look, somebody else could have smashed her phone.
Or maybe you scared her off, Mike.
Look, Charmaine is my only concern right now, all right?
Same here, but it's not looking good for her.
A smashed phone does not mean she killed Calvin!
Bloody fingerprints were found at the crime scene.
Charmaine's fingerprints, Calvin's blood.
Well, in that case, I have a job to do too.
And that's to be Charmaine's attorney.
Since when?
- Since right now. - Okay.
Brie, this… this isn't a game.
This is a murder investigation.
Yeah, I know, it's a murder investigation.
And I'm sure you'll handle that part just fine.
But since I can no longer share attorney-client information,
I think it's best if we stay out of each other's way, all right?
- Thanks. - Yep.
I can't tell you how good it feels to be home.
Aww! I'm so glad you're feeling better.
But promise me not to overdo it, okay?
I'm not promising you anything.
Being cooped up in that hospital all week gave me time to think.
It is time for me to get out there.
Ah, that's the spirit, Everett!
- You know, you're not helping. - Oh.
How about I take you both to lunch?
A post-wedding celebration.
Oh, wow, we would love that,
but, um, I actually have a town hall meeting today.
And then, uh, later,
we are spending the afternoon with a potential birth mother.
You found someone already?
Well, potentially. You know, we're still just getting to know her.
- But we are cautiously optimistic. - Yes.
Well, then, I'm cautiously optimistic about becoming a grandfather.
Okay, let's just not get ahead of ourselves.
Anyway, since we can't have lunch,
why don't you come to the town hall meeting with me?
Ah, town halls aren't really my thing.
Come on, what happened to getting back out there?
Plus, you can support Doc.
I mean, he did save your life, like, twice.
Ooh, she got a point there, Everett.
All right, I'm sold.
Town hall it is. Give me five minutes.
Grandfather? Wow. This is moving fast.
No, you're right. We shouldn't get ahead of ourselves with Marley today.
- Okay. - Yeah.
- We're just gonna give it our best shot. - Right.
I got a really good feeling about this. And I'm here for you, okay?
- I have the best husband. - Yeah, you do.
I was thinking maybe we could take Marley to the flea market by the old train depot.
- Oh, that's a good idea. - Yeah?
- Mmm-hmm. - Okay, why don't I go pick her up?
And then you can come meet us after the town hall.
Huh? Maybe we could pick up a few things for a very empty new house.
Mmm-hmm.
- Sound good? Okay. - Sounds good.
See you later, Everett!
So I pushed the old agenda for today.
First, you need to go over what happened with the suspension of your license,
then get into how the clinic is going to run until you get it back.
Are you paying attention? We need the town behind us on all this.
Yeah, I agree. It's a sham investigation,
and I'm gonna make damn sure everyone knows about it.
Love the fighting spirit, but if you're so confident,
why have you changed your outfit three times?
I'm not confident about anything right now.
I mean, even though it's baseless, it may not go my way.
And I don't deserve to be under this kind of scrutiny just for doing my job!
I know that, and you know that.
We have to make sure the town knows it.
And I'd go with the sport coat. It looks very handsome on you.
- Thank you. - Yeah, let's go get 'em, tiger.
I'll get my jacket. We can't be late.
Wish we could be there to support you. We'll be thinking of you.
- Thank you. - You've got this.
Well, I just don't like the idea of leaving you two alone
on your first full day as parents.
- We should be fine. - Yeah.
Koko doesn't do much but sleep anyway.
Yeah, well, if you need anything, you just call me, okay?
- Okay. - Thanks.
Bye.
We got this.
Lizzie, what are my father's ashes still doing out?
Bet you're having a good laugh right now, aren't you?
Well, guess who's getting the last laugh?
Oh, hey, buddy. Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy.
Hey!
Hey, uh…
Why does it sound like you're dying?
Because I am.
And you can blame your wife for that.
Okay.
She suggested some self-care,
so I started running again to clear my head.
- How's that working for you? - Uh, well, the jury's still out.
So, um…
I wanted you to hear it from me first.
I'm gonna be representing Charmaine on this murder investigation.
- Did they find her? - No.
Not yet, but she reached out to me for help.
Sounds like she's the sheriff department's number one suspect.
Ugh.
Damn it, I had a feeling that's where this was headed.
I should've done more to help her.
Hey… I'm the one that told her
she'd be safe if she filed a restraining order against Calvin.
So, now I really want to help her.
- Well, you talked to Mike? - Uh, sort of.
I ran into him last night.
Um…
So do you know of a place called Juvy's?
Yeah, it's a dive bar Charmaine used to work at years ago. Why?
Just a possible lead.
All right, Brie, whatever you're doing, you be careful, you hear me?
I will.
Hey, Jack!
Hey. Oh!
Yeah, and by the way, Mel and I might be calling you for some legal advice soon.
I think we're getting pretty close on a match with a birth mother.
That is…
That is the best news I've heard in a long time.
Anything you need, you can count on Auntie Brie.
You got it, Auntie Brie. Okay, bye.
Hey.
- Ready? - More than ready.
All right, let's go.
Huh.
Can I help you with something?
You Lenny?
Brady.
- Dan Brady, your new tenant. - Brady, right.
You wanted to turn it into a motorcycle shop.
Yeah, that's right. I got big plans for the place.
I was hoping to fix it up right away.
- Is that gonna be a problem? - No.
The roof might need a little love, but building's in good shape.
- All right, good to know. - Okay.
Hey, listen, Lenny, uh,
I'm a little tight on cash right now.
I was hoping you'd be able to do me a solid
and use last month's rent that Lark paid you
to cover the next month's rent instead?
No.
Last means last.
You can't pay, I gotta find me a new tenant.
What? Hey, no. Uh…
No worries, all right? I'll…
I'll find the money.
All right, thanks.
Slow your roll, people!
- Are we losing the clinic? - Why'd Doc lose his license?
Is it true Shirley almost died?
Hey! Hey, we need order!
Save your questions.
The mayor has the floor.
First of all, nobody almost died.
Dr. Mullins is here to address your concerns,
so let's all just take a breath and hear him out.
Dr. Mullins.
Thank you, Madam Mayor.
Good morning, folks.
Let me start by clearing up any rumors about Shirley.
I spoke with her this morning, and she wanted me to tell you
that she is fully recovered,
and she is resting comfortably.
Now, as for having my license, uh, temporarily suspended…
…it took us all by surprise.
No one more than me.
I wish I could explain this more fully,
but the medical details of this case are strictly confidential.
But, regardless, I assure you,
the charges against me have… have absolutely no merit.
From my time in combat in the military
to serving shift after shift in overwhelmed emergency rooms,
I learned how to make life-saving decisions on the spot.
And having done that here, I'm now accused of being reckless.
Reckless?
No.
I stand by my actions.
Now, I'd like to ask Mel Sheridan to talk you through our plans.
Okay, so basically, the clinic will continue to run as usual.
I can do 95% of what Doc can do,
and if there's anything that I can't do, I will refer you to someone who can.
But I just want you all to know
that you will be as well taken care of as you always have been.
Unless you're in the 5%.
I'm sorry to interrupt.
I'm Dr. Oliver Hayes,
Chief Medical Officer at Grace Valley Hospital.
And 5% is a significant portion of this community.
Shirley Gordon was part of it.
How many of you here could fall into that percentage?
- You son of a… - Down.
I don't know how the investigation into Dr. Mullins' actions will play out,
but I do know having access to reliable,
competent healthcare is important for every person in this town.
Competent? Are you serious?
Dr. Hayes, we are in the middle of addressing the medical needs
of our community.
And if you have something to say,
you should choose a more appropriate time and place.
Of course, my apologies.
I just wanted to make sure that your community was aware
that Grace Valley Hospital can ensure all of their needs will be met.
You are missing the point, Dr. Hayes.
You're not a member of this town,
and you can't just walk in here and hijack our forum.
Why not let the man speak?
I wouldn't mind hearing what Grace Valley has to offer.
I have brochures here that outline the services that Grace Valley offers.
I'm just suggesting you consider
whether it's time for a change.
Let me just say…
being your doctor has always meant more to me
than just taking care of your medical needs.
It is personal to me.
And it's for you…
knowing that there's someone in your corner,
someone you can trust.
It seems like maybe some of you have lost faith in me.
But I have not lost faith in you.
But until this investigation is completed, uh…
my hands are tied.
Doc, wait.
I am so sorry. That was completely uncalled for.
Look, Mel. I don't want you to worry about this, okay?
Now, just, uh…
We'll just talk on Monday, okay?
Oh, hi, there.
Hey.
- Hey. - Are you okay?
Um…
No, I don't think so. I'm gonna go spend some time with him.
Well, you have plans for the afternoon.
I know, but this is… It's really important.
Well, so is this opportunity for you and Jack.
I know how meaningful it is for you both.
Why don't you let me go deal with Doc?
Really?
Well, yeah. I mean…
why not?
Well, I mean, what are you gonna do?
I'll think of something.
You, um… You go.
Okay.
Hey, Doc, wait up.
Hey, I was thinking, I could really use your help with something.
You have a few minutes?
Yeah. Yeah, sure.
Great.
- Hey! Hey, Marley. - Oh, hey.
- Hi. - Hey, honey.
How'd the town hall thing go?
- Um, not great. - Oh.
- I'll tell you about it later. - Okay.
What you guys been up to?
Oh, you know, just solving the world's problems and stuffing our faces.
- You want some? - Oh yes.
Jack refuses to partake.
Because I told you I devoured an entire tier
of leftover wedding cake last night.
Excuses, excuses.
- It's true! - Well…
Hey, thanks for making the time to hang out today, guys.
You know, got a big decision to make, and I wanna get it right this time.
No pressure.
- Hmm. - All right.
Oh God! Okay, I can't! I can't!
You're too cute!
So, does it feel different now that you're married?
Mmm, well, it's only been a few days, but, yeah, I think it does.
It's better.
- Yeah. - Yeah? Better how?
I don't know, it just makes forever feel…
more real.
- Yeah. You're stuck with me now. - Good.
- That's how it should be. - Yeah, come here!
- Just glue you to me. - Oh, Jack!
It looks just like Sugar.
Mmm!
Yeah, it… it kinda does.
Sure! Should we get it?
- What? Oh! Uh… - Hmm.
Uh, you know, I want to be a team player, but, um…
What? Content over style.
I mean, it has sentimental value.
- To who? - Ah. All right.
No, no, no. The decision to purchase must be unanimous.
- So, onward. - Yes.
We do have a lot of empty wall space, I'm just saying.
All right.
- Okay. You got it? - Yep.
Okay.
- All right. - All right. Okay.
- Here we are. - Got it?
- Where do you want it? - Just to the right.
Right over here?
- Yep. Perfect. - Yeah.
Good.
Wow, did you make all these?
Well, I've spent a lot of time out here.
Um…
Well, um…
if that's all you needed, I guess I'll just, uh, head back.
Why don't you take a break? Want a beer?
Did Mel put you up to this?
Ask you to babysit me because of this morning?
Because what I certainly don't need is yours or anyone else's pity right now.
Good, 'cause I'm not offering any.
I just thought you'd appreciate the distraction.
I'm doing just fine. Thanks.
You know, when I'm working out here, it… takes my mind off things.
If I'm building something from scratch, whether it's a…
a chair or a table, it…
I don't know, it puts it all in perspective.
- Yeah. - Simplifies things.
Did you make that one?
Yeah! Yeah, sure did.
Ah.
Can I get you that beer?
Please.
Yeah.
Okay, a hunger cry starts soft and builds to a strong rhythmic cry.
This is more insistent than rhythmic. What about an insistent cry?
"A wet diaper could be the cause if the cry is insistent."
I just changed her. Next.
Hey, how'd it go?
I don't wanna talk about it.
It was a disaster! But I'm not gonna bore you with the details.
Let's just say we are in full-on damage control mode.
Oh.
What's up with Miss Fussy Face?
Ugh, we have no idea. We've tried everything. She's just cranky.
I think I'm gonna try and get her down for a nap.
Good, then you can come back and help me…
I am gonna try and go down for a nap with her.
Maybe now's a good time to hire that temp you guys talked about.
I don't have time to hire a temp, I've got too much to do!
If you hired a temp, you'd have more time.
Real catch-22. Hmm.
Okay, call the temp agency in Clear River and see who can meet me this aftern…
Fine! I'll call.
Be nice for Mommy and Daddy.
You heard the lady.
Brady!
- Hey. - Hey.
- Looks like you made it back in one piece! - Yep.
You find Lark?
Yeah.
And?
And… I let her keep the money.
- What? - It was the right thing to do, okay?
For Hazel.
Hmm. Well, that can't have been easy.
It was not, and now I am officially broke.
But definitely going to heaven!
I guess.
Listen, I know I don't got a shot at getting on payroll
until I get my certification,
but is there anything else I can do around the firehouse?
You know, earn a few extra bucks?
Yeah, look, I'd love to be able to help,
but there's just not an extra dime in the budget right now.
I mean, I'll ask around, see if I hear of anything.
- Thanks. - Yeah.
I, uh, just want to get the shop up and running, you know?
- Help take my mind off of… - Brie?
Yep!
I dropped a lot on her at the wedding,
and we haven't talked since, and she's with Mike, and…
So, you don't know?
Know what?
Oh man.
Brie and Mike broke up.
What?
- Was it because of me? - Not because of you.
- I should go talk to her. - That is not…
I don't think that's a good idea.
She said she didn't wanna see me?
Look, not in those exact words, okay?
But Brie is working through a lot right now.
Just, if you engage with her at all,
just let it be as friends.
Yeah.
I'm not so sure us being friends, uh, is gonna work.
Then maybe just stay clear.
Look, me and the guys are grabbing a bite. Come and join us.
I can't. Gotta stay on the job hunt.
- Next time. - Yeah.
Never really been anywhere, you know? So, after I graduate, I want to travel.
- Oh, nice. - Yeah.
Maybe I'll end up living in a little village in Spain
or on the coast of Italy somewhere.
- Italy! You hear that? - What?
- Did he pay you? Isn't that… - No!
We're having an ongoing debate as to where we're gonna spend our honeymoon.
- And Italy is a very good possibility. - Uh-huh, and so is Hawaii!
Oh, no, Hawaii is amazing. That is where I would want to go if I got married.
No!
Look, Italy would be good too. It's just it's a tough decision.
- Honeymooning. - You gotta take that?
No.
No! It's just the adoption agency calling about this other couple.
Oh.
But it can wait, 'cause I'm… I'm with you two right now.
Oh, this is a classic! May I?
Huh!
You know, Mel's mom was really into photography too.
- Oh yeah? - Yeah, she had a great eye.
- Right, babe? - Yeah.
Smile!
Okay.
Oh, that one gets Japanese sweet potato fries, not cornbread.
Right, right, right. My bad.
Wow, I have never seen it like this on a Saturday before.
Not at this hour. Breakfast is over. Lunch hasn't even started yet.
Yeah, I think that's called brunch.
Brunch?
Yeah, the thing between breakfast and lunch.
Yes, I know what brunch is, Hannah.
We've just never had it before. Thank you.
- Hey. - Hey!
Um, heading back to the station. It is packed out there.
Yes, we do brunch now. Who knew?
Hey, might be time to start thinking about getting some help.
I know Brady's looking for work.
He's going through a tough time. He could use the cash.
Yeah, you know what? That is too much drama.
Don't get me wrong, I like Brady, but, you know,
with this opportunity with the new menu, it's just too important to risk it.
Well, what about behind the bar? Sexy new menu, sexy new bartender.
What, you think… You think Brady's sexy? Since when?
Since… I don't know. Since I met him. He's a good-looking guy.
Huh!
Wow, I never knew you thought of him that way.
What's so funny?
Are you jealous?
Of Brady? No!
Please.
No! No, no, you don't. I am trying to work here. Mmm-mmm. No.
That's adorable.
Will you at least think about giving Brady a job?
If I say yes, do you promise to never refer to him as "sexy" again?
Yes.
- I'll think about it. Mmm-hmm. - Mmm.
- Back to work we go. - Yeah.
- Love ya. - You too.
Brady.
Help ya?
Uh, yeah, actually, um, I'm looking for a friend.
Were you here working last night?
I work here every night. I own the place.
Ah! Well, it is nice to meet you. I'm Brie.
- What's your friend's name? - Charmaine Roberts.
A cop was here last night asking after her.
I'm gonna tell you the same thing I told him.
I don't know anything.
Right, well, see, Charmaine could be in danger.
So if you've seen anything or if you've heard anything,
- I really need to know, please. - You a cop too?
I'm her lawyer.
And I'm someone who's very worried about her, and…
the two babies she's trying to protect.
I always liked Charmaine.
How she got mixed up with that Calvin guy, I have no idea.
Good riddance to the scumbag.
So she was here?
She wasn't herself. She was, uh…
Couldn't hardly hold it together. She was scared.
Did she say why?
Feels that somebody is following her.
She was looking for a new ID,
and I used to know a guy that did that kind of thing.
Okay.
Do you have any idea… any idea where she could be? Please.
I don't.
You better go.
- I'm sorry, can I help you? - Whoa, easy, lady.
We got a problem here?
No problem. I was just gonna ask the pretty lady
if she knew anything about what happened to my buddy Calvin.
She doesn't.
Seriously?
Are you following me?
I've got an undercover guy inside in case Charmaine shows up again,
which she clearly won't do if she sees me and you out here chit-chatting.
You are running the risk of interfering in this investigation.
I know she's innocent, Mike, okay? She's running because she's scared.
And I know how that feels.
Look, I appreciate how far you're willing to go for her,
but you might be letting your past with Don color your judgment.
My past is helping me understand what Charmaine might be going through.
Are you allowing our past to cut out her only advocate from the picture?
You're right. That was unfair. I'm sorry.
Look, for the record, I…
want to believe she's innocent too, but I need proof.
Well, Charmaine thinks she's being followed.
You learned that just now?
Yeah, from the owner just now.
That's all I've got.
Thanks.
Okay, I'm gonna check surveillance from surrounding businesses,
see if she was being tailed.
And I will let you know what I find.
Okay.
Thank you.
Creedence Clearwater at the Forum, '71.
Ooh! Well, Rolling Stones, San Francisco, 1972.
- At Winterland? - Mmm-hmm!
I was there too.
No!
Wow.
Yeah, the first rock and roll song I ever learned to play on the piano,
"Wild Horses."
Oh, that's one of the greatest love songs ever written.
Oh yeah.
I did not know you played piano.
Well, "play" is a misnomer.
Well, you ever wanna jam, you know where to find me.
Okay.
Hey, congrats on becoming a great-grandfather.
- Oh. - Mel mentioned it to me this morning.
How's that feel?
Oh, it's like I've been given a second chance.
Well, I can relate to making up for lost time.
Yeah.
With everything that happened, why did you stay in Virgin River?
Well…
I tried to leave more than once,
kept coming back.
- Yeah. - You ever think of leaving?
No.
No, no, Virgin River, that's… that's my home.
Hope and… the people.
The clinic.
It's gonna work out, Doc.
Yeah.
- Thank you for coming over so quickly. - Well, thank you for your consideration.
Being assistant to the Mayor of Virgin River would be a dream come true.
- Temporary assistant. - Well, we'll see about that.
Have you ever worked for a public servant before?
I was senior assistant to the junior deputy clerk
at the Humboldt County Records Department,
and they say I was vital to the Vital Records Division. Really.
- Junior assistant. - Senior assistant.
- Right. - Mmm-hmm.
Um…
Hypothetically, um…
Um, hypothetically, how would you go about getting the town to back,
say, a mayoral proposition?
Simple, you just make them think what you want is what they want.
Right, in order to do that, we'd have to come up with some…
We'd have to come up with s…
- Tony, sorry. My grandchildren need me. - That's all right.
Oh yeah, sounds like a newborn.
My sister just had her fourth, so that sounds really familiar to me.
Have you tried the baby poop dance yet?
The baby what now?
That's it. Back and forth, nice and easy.
Yeah.
Baby poopy dance Baby poopy dance
Poop like a big girl, baby
No way!
It worked!
That was it. Koko pooped.
All that fuss for a little poop?
You're hired.
Really?
Good job.
So when did you two know you wanted to adopt?
Honestly, I didn't even know I wanted to have kids
until I met the woman that I wanted to have the kids with.
And, Mel, what about you?
Well, uh, we…
We decided adoption was our only choice.
It hasn't been an easy road.
You know, I'm gonna get a refill. Do you guys want anything?
No, thanks.
I'm okay. Thanks.
You okay?
Look, I know that that phone call was bad timing,
but we always knew that she was gonna be exploring other options.
Yeah.
And I know that some things…
they're hard to talk about,
but this is your chance to connect with her mother-to-mother.
I know. I know.
I know. There's just…
There's so much of this process that's completely out of our control.
And… I just…
I had the same feeling when I was pregnant,
and I'm just waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Hey.
I'm sorry.
Maybe this is all happening too fast.
All right, look, if you're not ready…
then I'm not ready either.
But Marley's giving birth in a couple of weeks.
- We've got to let her know. - Mmm-hmm.
- Hey. - Hi.
Do you maybe want to go on a walk, just the two of us?
- Yeah, I'd love that. - Okay.
Great, yeah, you guys go. You…
Take your time. I'll… I'll meet you at the bar.
All right!
Here you are.
Enjoy.
- Hey. - Hey, man.
I thought you'd be working on the house today.
Yeah, Mel and I are, uh, spending the day with a potential birth mother.
And yet here you are alone.
I don't know, man. I…
I just wanted this to happen so much, you know?
Maybe too much.
What do you mean?
I just got…
I think I got so caught up in how perfect this match would be,
that I think I just ended up adding to the pressure Mel was feeling, which,
given what she's been through, is the last thing I wanted to do.
Hey, listen, I know how much you both want a family.
You've been married what, not even a week?
- Yeah, you're right. - Yeah, I am right.
Yes, you're right. You're right, you're right, you're right!
This place is busy! You and Hannah doing all right?
Yeah. Yeah, it may be time to, you know, hire some help.
- Mmm-hmm. - Mmm-hmm.
Kaia says that Brady's looking for work.
You're thinking of bringing Brady back in?
I don't know, last time he worked here…
Yeah, I know. I know, I thought the same thing, but…
You know, he is in a different place now, and…
you know, truth is, I was more worried about what happened with Mike,
you know, and Brie.
So I wanted to run it by you.
Well, after hearing Brie's side of the story,
I don't think it's fair to lay all the blame on Brady for that one.
I mean, we are busy.
All right, well, I'm good with it if you're okay.
I mean, he is good behind the bar. We can trust him there.
Just don't know if I'd trust him with my girlfriend.
It's…
It's just really hard for me to talk about how Jack and I got here,
and why we chose to adopt.
I've…
I've really struggled…
with having a baby.
Uh, I've had several miscarriages.
And, um…
IVF, and…
uh, a stillbirth.
And, uh, after all of that, I…
I thought adoption would be so much easier.
Oh.
But, um…
it's terrifying.
I'm terrified.
And it's all just happening really fast, you know?
And it's not on you. It's not on you.
It's just how it played out.
And I guess I just…
I wasn't ready…
for how painful it would be to feel hope again.
If that makes sense.
Mmm-hmm.
But I know…
I know that being a mother is gonna be worth all of it.
And I just wanted to be honest with you.
Thank you for being so honest with me about all of that, and…
And, Mel, it breaks my heart to think about you going through so much pain.
Thanks, it's…
It's okay. You know?
It's just… It's just my story.
I'm worried about you.
I mean, how are you holding up with all of this?
Like you said, it's a really big decision.
It's funny. I don't think anyone's actually ever asked me that before.
Oh, you know, it's always about baby.
Yeah.
Um…
And I always knew I didn't want to raise this baby on my own.
I want him to have two loving parents.
- You know? - Mmm-hmm.
But I'm scared too.
This is not what I expected,
you know, by any means, and I…
Just without any support, it's, um…
It's lonely.
Yeah.
- Hey, you're not alone. - Oh, well…
No, you're not. You're not alone. Jack and I are here for you.
We will be here with you every step of the way,
whether or not you choose us.
Can we make a promise?
Okay.
That we'll lean on each other
and face whatever comes together.
- Mmm-hmm. - Okay.
- Okay.
- Hey. - You okay?
Yeah, I'm, um…
I'm better than okay.
Mmm-hmm?
How would you feel about showing Marley the nursery?
What?
Really?
- Really? - Yeah!
Yeah, she's picking us. She wants us to be the parents for baby.
Sorry, I had to get this from the car.
I was able to make it unanimous.
Oh wow!
You must really love me.
- Come here! - Okay!
Oh, you should have seen Everett's woodworking.
Not only is it beautiful,
but it's a passion for him.
Thank you.
And the most wonderful thing is no one can take that away from him.
Yeah, everyone needs something like that.
Your work is your passion, Vernon.
Has been your entire adult life.
And this town is not going to take that away from you.
Yeah. Well…
eventually something might.
- I'm gonna go check on the kids. - Okay.
Oh, and, Hope…
Mmm-hmm?
You can't just throw your father away.
First, it's illegal.
But, more importantly…
you will regret it.
Well, hello there, sweetie pie.
Grandpa's got you.
That's right, Koko, Grandpa's got you.
Oh, yes, okay.
Oh yeah. Shh, shh, shh.
Okay, okay, okay.
Hey.
Hi.
Uh…
Rough couple days?
Uh…
Yeah, you could say that.
I heard.
I'm sorry.
Thanks.
Looks like you had a rough couple of days yourself.
Oh.
Yeah, I kind of had it coming.
I guess we both did.
Yeah.
Hey, um…
Do you want to talk about it?
You'd be okay with that?
Yeah! I mean…
I think so. Yes.
You look like you could, I don't know…
use a friend.
I could, actually.
I pulled into Nazareth
Was feeling 'bout half-past dead
I just need someplace…
All right, it's nowhere near done yet, but… if you imagine…
This will be his room.
Think of all the memories you guys will make in here.
He's kicking.
Do you wanna say hello to your son?
Yeah.
Okay. May I?
Right there.
Yeah.
Oh wow.
Yeah. Yeah, that's my girl.
That's my girl.
Oh yeah.
Then I saw Carmen and the Devil Walking side-by-side
I said, "Hey, Carmen Come on, let's go downtown"
She said, "I gotta go But my friend can stick around"
Take a load off, Fanny
Take a load for free
Take a load off, Fanny
And…
You put the load right on me