Marley, hey, I gotta talk to you.
This is the baby's father?
I… I thought he wasn't in the picture.
No, he wasn't. He isn't. Eamon, you cannot be here. You have to leave.
- Well, you didn't answer my calls. - Well, you ghosted me first.
Okay, and that was a mistake. I'm sorry. Okay?
How did you find me?
Your dad.
He told me where you were after he almost kicked my ass for…
getting you pregnant.
He didn't know?
He broke up with me. He left town. I tried to reach him for weeks!
Who are they?
They are gonna be the baby's parents.
Okay, no.
No, okay?
- Look, I gotta talk to you… - Hey, hey, hey.
I think she asked you to leave.
Okay, please. Look, Marley.
Please.
I miss you.
What do you want us to do?
And leaving you is the biggest mistake I've ever made in my life.
I want to be with you.
Please.
Okay, um, Eamon,
go wait in the Airstream, and I will be there in a minute.
- Marley… - I'm gonna talk to him, all right? And…
And everything will be okay. I promise.
You think she's okay?
How could she be, you know?
This is a mess.
Yeah.
It's a total mess.
Yeah, it is.
What are we supposed to do? We're just supposed to sit here and wait?
Well, what else can we do?
It's not our baby, Jack, not yet.
How are you so calm?
I don't know!
'Cause I feel like we don't have a choice.
They need to talk, and we… we need to let them.
Okay, we were supposed to move in to our family home today.
I know, and we will, just like we planned.
Jack, I just…
Look, I don't want to mourn anything else
until it's actually gone.
Okay?
Yeah, I'm sorry. I…
No, it's okay. You don't have to be sorry.
You're upset.
So am I.
We… You know, we knew this was a risk.
Listen, I… I have to go check in with Doc,
but I will meet you at the cabin, and we'll finish packing, yeah?
- Yeah. - Okay.
I'll go get a head start.
Okay.
- Love you. - I love you too.
And why did you leave Northwest Hospital in Seattle, Dr. Mullins?
Well, for one thing, I wanted out of corporate medicine.
Is that because you prefer to practice medicine
in a place where you can go rogue?
I did not "go rogue."
Hey…
You can't let Victoria get under your skin again.
No, I know. I'm just… I'm getting it out now.
But I will be professional in the actual interview.
This is important, and I will play nice with her.
Well, at least you don't have to play nice with Roland.
Roland. Why are you doing this? I thought you hated that man.
The Founder's Day Committee want to host the event
on Roland's big, beautiful ranch,
so I have to convince them all otherwise.
Because?
Because Roland had nothing to do with building this town.
And hosting the event suggests he did.
- Pfft. - You done with this?
Oh, I guess so.
Okay.
Sorry, I just want everything to be spotless when my parents get here.
From what I remember of Deidre,
I don't think she's ever done a dish of her own.
Besides, they're coming to see the baby, not the house.
They're coming to see if I'm a good mother.
You know Mom wasn't happy about the pregnancy.
My dad has always underestimated me.
Just need them to see that Denny and I can handle this.
Living room's clean, and the laundry is folded.
Thank you. Here. I'll take her.
- Can you check our room again? - Sure.
Look, look, why don't you two just let us handle the cleaning,
and then you go spend some quality time with Koko
before they arrive, you know?
'Cause once your parents pick up this baby,
they're never gonna want to put her down, then nothing will matter.
- Oh, they're not picking her up. - They aren't?
They just got off a plane, after a cruise.
They're basically Petri dishes,
which reminds me, we also need to put out hand sanitizer.
You two doing okay?
We're handling it.
What is taking Brady so long?
Well, you in a big rush to go?
Fire's 40,000 acres.
It's only 15% containment. They need bodies, now.
Okay. So how long are you gonna be gone?
Yeah, I guess as long as it takes.
This…
This isn't about Jamie, is it?
No, of course not.
I…
People need help, and this is what I'm good at.
Yeah.
You are fearless.
It's one of the reasons I fell for you.
You…
just promise me you'll be safe, okay?
Love you.
I love you too.
Ready to go, Chief?
Yeah, it's about time, cadet.
Thanks.
Don't worry, okay? I'll keep her safe.
I'm pretty sure it's the other way around, Brady.
- Hey. - Hey.
So, um…
I found a pawn shop in Eureka
that's popular with some of Calvin's known associates,
and I'm gonna see if I can connect that place with Wild Bill.
Thought you might, uh…
Thought you might want to come with me.
What made you think that?
I don't know, your impassioned closing argument yesterday?
Right.
I thought about what you said, and…
I get why this is important to you.
Even though things are different between us,
you're still important to me, always.
So let's see this through, okay?
Together?
Okay.
- Okay? - Yeah.
Okay.
I got a plan.
So, everyone's favorite investigator is waiting for you already in your office.
Well, good, 'cause I am ready to get my license back.
Yes.
And for you to go on maternity leave.
I thought you were moving in today.
Uh, we are.
We are, I just, uh… I thought I should come and tell you in person
about my visit to the Crowleys yesterday,
just in case it comes up in your interview.
You went to the Crowleys?
Yes. Anne had appendiceal perforation and an abscess.
They refused to call 911
and, uh, held me at gunpoint.
Oh my God, Mel, you should have called me!
- What, and risk you losing your license? - My license is not worth your life.
Look, I worked it out, okay? I am fine.
Dr. Hayes came and did the operation.
- Hayes? - Yeah.
- You called Hayes? - No, I did not call Dr. Hayes.
I called Grace Valley.
He just happened to be the surgeon on call,
and trust me, he enjoyed coming to our town to play savior.
Morning, Dr. Mullins. Are you ready for your interview?
No.
No, I am not.
Wait, where are you going?
To end this.
There we go.
Thanks again, brother.
Couldn't have done this without you.
Oh, it's a full circle moment, man.
You know, I remember when we moved it in.
And how worked up you were about having the place perfect for Mel.
- Yeah. - Now it's a new house.
A new baby.
Yeah.
What's going on?
I'm not sure yet.
Anyway, let's, uh, get all this stuff moved in.
I don't want to hold you too long. I know the bar is probably super busy.
Yeah, it is. It's nonstop.
Which is why I was thinking… you know, maybe we should expand.
Expand the bar?
Yeah.
Oh, man, I mean…
I don't know if I have that in me right now.
I just finished the house. I gotta get the farm up and running.
Oh yeah, but we could hire someone.
What, you come into some money I don't know about?
No, Jamie, she has offered to, uh… to invest.
She thinks the bar would only have to be closed two months for renovations.
Oh, come on, Preach, the town relies on us.
Yeah, no, see, I get that.
You see, but long-term,
the added business, it could help the town.
Man, we become this destination spot. That is more business for the B & B!
Come on, we got a reliable crowd with a business model that works.
Do you really want to risk the good thing that we got going
when we have no idea how long all this is gonna last?
- How long all what will last? - This influx of people, man!
I mean, I don't want to count on a bunch of strangers
that might move on to the next hot thing
before we're even done with the expansion.
Then what are we left with, dude, a half-empty bar?
Investor that wants out of a bad investment?
What, you… you think I'm a bad investment?
What? No, that's not what I said.
No, I, um… I think it is.
Look, I'm sorry. I…
I got a lot going on right now with the… move and everything.
I just…
Can we table this just for today?
Yeah, sure.
You know, but I, uh…
I hope you'll give this the consideration it deserves.
You know? The consideration I deserve.
Are you two stealing my furniture?
Ah, come on!
We all know that there was nothing salvageable in there of yours
when Mel moved in.
This cabin's gonna be sad to see you and Mel go.
Well, I'm sad to leave it.
But since you're leaving, mind if I borrow the place for an hour?
It's your cabin.
- All righty. - Okay.
All right, let's get this stuff moved in.
I'm just so happy we could squeeze in a visit with Fumiko
before we have to get back to LA.
Good pronunciation of Fumiko.
I practiced.
Sorry, my junior associate is a bit of a dingbat.
I leave him alone for one week, and it's mayhem.
- Do you want some tea, Dad? - Sure.
So, uh… how was Croatia? It must have been great by boat.
Beautiful! But not as beautiful as that baby.
Why am I not holding her?
I'm worried about germs.
- I washed my hands. - Did you sing "Happy Birthday" twice?
No, but I didn't realize it was my hands' birthday.
You know, she's just concerned 'cause you've been traveling.
Don't you work in a doctor's office?
You're around sick people all the time, and you hold the baby.
That's a good point.
So she should be fine.
Give her to your mother, Elizabeth.
We came all this way to meet our first granddaughter.
It's only for a minute, honey.
I promise… I will not breathe on her.
Come on.
Here.
Actually, I need to go feed her, so excuse me.
Uh, more tea?
Beyond all the founders who were born and died here,
beyond the history and the legacy…
Mmm.
It's the warmth,
the charm,
the very…
soul of this place that make the McCrea Cabin
the absolutely perfect location for Founder's Day!
Yes! Yes!
It's a little small.
Yeah, um, as a former resident of the McCrea Cabin,
I can attest that while this place holds many fond memories,
it doesn't hold many people.
There's also all the land outside.
But if it rains, it'll all be marshland.
Roland's ranch has covered barns.
It doesn't have the history!
The… the town charter was drafted in this very room, people.
Yeah, these logs are so old.
- It's still small. - All right!
But I have more places for us to see before we commit.
- Tony will see you to your cars. - I will. Please.
Move along, Roland! I don't have time for you to act smug.
I wasn't gonna act smug.
I was gonna ask if you remember these.
- I try not to. - Really?
We carved them our first month of marriage,
right before we moved to the ranch.
Yeah, I wasn't asking for a refresher.
I know I wasn't the best husband for you back then.
- That's an understatement. - I'm trying to apologize.
Will you just let me?
Things were good between us when we lived here.
And it's my fault they took a turn.
I regret the way that I treated you, like you were…
you were just my wife and… and nothing more.
I should not have underestimated you.
You are a force to be reckoned with.
Then stop trying to reckon with me.
- And withdraw your ranch from the running. - Hope.
This isn't about the ranch, and you know it.
You hate me now.
But there was a time you loved me.
All I'm asking is for you to meet in the middle.
For all our sakes.
Base camp always reminds me of the Marines.
Fire instead of gunfire.
Damn! Well, if it isn't small-town Kaia back to the big leagues!
Oh, thank you.
Ahh!
- Who's your new hotshot? - Oh, uh, Gabriella, Zack, this is Brady.
He's a volunteer, Marine.
- Nice to meet you. - You'll like him.
So, Brady, what brings you here?
Kaia said you needed the help. Besides, I could use the extra cash.
Come on, no one runs into a fire unless they're running from something.
- So, what squad they got you with? - Group D.
I'm surprised you're not jumping.
Jumping?
Kaia used to skydive into the hard-to-reach areas.
Biggest adrenaline junkie I've ever met and that's saying something.
Calm down.
So, how's, uh, small-town fire chief life in comparison?
Yeah, it's different, you know? Really exciting, still.
Hey, uh, how have you been?
- You know, same smoke, different fire. - Yeah, not to be a sap, but we missed you.
It's really, really good to be back.
D and E Groups, suit up and report to the east gate ASAP.
- That's us! - Okay, let's see what you got, hotshot.
Hey! Wow!
You made a lot of progress.
Keeping myself busy.
How's Doc?
Ooh, um…
I told him about the Crowleys, and he stormed out, so…
To do what?
Unclear.
- Hmm. - Mmm-hmm.
How are you holding up?
Uh, I'm all right,
but I think I took my frustrations with this whole thing out on Preach.
Uh, he wants to expand the bar.
And I…
I just don't feel like I can take any more risks right now, you know?
Yeah, I get it.
I think the last time I felt this powerless
was when I first moved in here.
I just kept waiting for my grief to go away.
And I wasn't sure that it would, but…
you gave me hope.
What's that?
Open it.
Okay.
"Hang in there."
Oh, no way. I gave you this after the first night we met.
Mmm-hmm. Yeah.
I was smitten.
- You didn't let on. - I know.
- You made me work for it! - Yeah.
I kept it in my purse for…
weeks to remind myself that everything was gonna be okay.
I can't believe you kept this. You kept all of these?
I couldn't have gotten through any of it without you.
I feel the exact same way.
Mmm.
Oh man.
Uh, all right, we need to change the mood.
Well, this is kind of a nice mood.
- No, I mean, lighten it up. - No?
Okay, how do you suggest we do that?
- Oh, I think you know. - Hmm?
Oh, no way! Uh-uh.
No, absolutely not. I'm not… I'm not doing it.
Oh yes, you will.
Oh, you're on your own, kid. Do your own thing there.
I'm goin' out tonight
I'm feelin' all right
Going to let it all hang out
Want to make some noise Really raise my voice
Yeah, I want to scream and shout
The best thing about being a woman
Is the prerogative to have a little fun And…
Oh, oh, oh, go totally crazy
Forget I'm a lady Men's shirts, short skirts…
Should, uh, someone check on Lizzie?
I never breastfed, but bottle feeding never took this long.
Lizzie and Koko doze off sometimes during feedings.
- Ah. - So, Denny…
if you pass the MCAT,
how are you planning on juggling a newborn and medical school?
Well, I'm not planning on going right away.
Well, with your condition,
um, Lizzie said that you wanted to start as soon as possible.
I did, but I'm needed here too.
- Get a night nurse. - Yes.
It would take some pressure off. We'd be happy to hire one for you.
Or if you go to school in LA, you could have our guesthouse.
Clearly, you don't mind shacking up with the grandparents.
We're not moving to LA.
I don't really want to raise a kid there.
Oh, was your upbringing so terrible?
That's not…
Let's leave the past where it belongs, Simon.
All that matters now is that I get a chance to hug that little cutie.
Wash up to my elbows, like a surgeon.
You know, Grandpa has some gloves and masks in the closet.
- Whoa! - Elizabeth, you're being ridiculous.
I don't think it's ridiculous to try to keep my baby safe.
Hey, Lizzie, your parents would never hold her if they were sick.
Of course not! We were parents too, you know.
We know what to do.
- You need to sleep. - I've already slept, Denny.
And you need a break, so I'm going to take Koko,
and give her to your mother, okay?
Okay.
Here.
Hi, baby.
Hi.
Thank you.
Yeah.
She's amazing.
To what do I owe the honor?
What's it gonna take?
What do you mean?
What is it gonna take for you to drop this frivolous complaint?
I don't think it's frivolous at all.
Oh, come on. This is nothing but a thinly-veiled attempt
for you to take over my practice
and to treat my patients just like you did yesterday.
Are you angry that I saved Anne Crowley's life?
No, but I am angry that Mel Sheridan risked her life
because I could not be there to treat Anne Crowley myself.
Well, Sheridan seems like she can take care of herself just fine.
You just… You have no idea what it's like to work in rural medicine, do you?
After yesterday, I actually do.
I see what you're both up against out there.
- I don't envy you for it. - Wow.
One whole day of experience.
Good for you.
Maybe you should consider changing specialties.
But now that you know how tough it is, why do you want it so badly?
Because Virgin River has an aging population that needs care.
And… an aging doctor who seems to need a push to retire.
Well…
maybe that's a little better than being a bureaucrat
who spends most of his time trying to destroy another doctor's practice
because he can't generate one of his own.
To that point…
You see, my patients,
they're not just gonna trust some new doctor
unless I tell them to.
And I'm not so sure that's what I want to do.
I can see that.
So, if you really are asking me what it'll take,
I might have a proposal for you.
- Can I help you with something? - Uh, yeah.
Actually,
I'm looking to have this guy buy me something expensive and shiny.
Diamonds are in that case right over there.
Oh! Diamonds.
- Expensive. - Mmm-hmm!
Ooh!
Yeah, can I see that necklace with the fleur-de-lis key pendant?
Yeah, that's a nice one.
Expensive.
- That's right. - Mmm-hmm.
But worth it.
Got you, babe.
Okay.
Ah! What do you think?
Beautiful.
Yeah, it's from Tiffany's.
I love it.
Mmm-hmm. I love it too, baby.
Just got it in last week.
I hope it's not from that Tiffany's that got robbed in Palo Alto last week.
Oh! Well, the jewelry should have serial numbers on them, right?
Yeah, it'd be pretty easy to trace, figure out if it was stolen.
You guys cops?
One of us is.
Come on, man, this is… this is entrapment, right?
Relax, I don't want to arrest you.
I just need your attention.
Now, we're willing to forget the fact that we were even in here to begin with
if you can tell us everything you know
about the guy that you're fencing jewelry for.
Wild Bill?
Come on, man.
Let's skip the part where you pretend to not know what I'm talking about,
'cause the next cop who walks in here
is not gonna be so willing to turn a blind eye.
So what's it gonna be, my friend?
All right, what do you want to know?
Okay.
So, why'd you lie to your friends?
I didn't lie.
Yeah, you did. Back at base camp.
I like working at the firehouse as much as anyone else,
but I wouldn't exactly call it "exciting."
It's more like Jenga and chill.
Yeah, well, I can't tell them that. They'll never stop giving me shit.
For what?
Going soft.
It's not who they think I am.
It's not who I thought I was.
Is that why you're out here? You're afraid you're going soft?
Look, I just needed to be someplace where I felt like me for a bit.
You know? Smoke chasing, running into fires.
That's been my speed for a long time.
Virgin River's really slow.
I don't know. I guess I was just… making my own action.
Let the sewing circle get into my head with all their gossip.
Got jealous.
It's not me.
So you ran away?
Yeah, I guess I did.
Look, I moved to Virgin River for Preacher, okay?
He's just been so busy at the bar.
- And I'm happy for him, okay? - Yeah.
I love him.
I'm just wondering if it's enough to keep me there.
Well, if I had what you guys had,
that'd be enough.
A watched pot never boils.
- Huh. - Hello?
Hey! Dad, I didn't know you were coming by.
Well, just wanted to surprise you,
with… a little housewarming gift.
Wow, Everett, it's beautiful. Thank you.
Yeah. Well…
Oh my gosh, you know, growing up, we had a chair exactly like this one.
Well, that… that makes sense.
I made one for your mom.
You know, she used to read to me in it when I was a little girl.
She used to hold me when I was crying.
So this whole time, it…
Wow! That's a really…
Hopefully, this one won't… won't see so many tears.
Thank you.
I won't cry when I'm sitting in it.
We really appreciate this, Everett. Thank you.
Yeah.
I've got a, uh… a matching side table in the truck.
Let me… Let me go get it.
Okay.
Hi, the door was open. Sorry if I'm interrupting.
Oh no, don't be silly. Don't be silly.
Um, Everett, this is Marley. Marley, this is… this is my father.
Marley? Well…
I've heard so much about you.
It's nice to finally meet you.
I am so excited to be a grandpa.
Um…
Actually, we're not, um… sure.
Yeah, which… which is totally my fault. Um…
I'm so sorry, you two, I just…
I really thought I'd never see him again.
The, uh…
The father showed up and wanted to talk today.
So…
- So how'd it go? - Um…
Okay.
I mean, Eamon explained where he's been and why he left.
He knew that he needed to grow up,
but he feels like his whole journey kind of
led him back to me.
Oh, well, that's… that's really romantic.
Yeah.
He says he loves me.
And he knows that we're not prepared to have a baby,
but he feels like if I still love him, then…
then maybe love might be enough.
And what do you think?
I think I might still love him.
And then I also love you guys, and I…
I know I'd never want to take this baby from you. I don't want to do that, so…
I just think he might need a little bit more time
just to wrap his head around the adoption, if, uh…
if that's okay.
- Of course. - Yeah, of course.
I mean, is there anything…
I don't know, that we can do?
Just be patient.
You know, I really… I want him to feel good about my decision.
I, uh…
I think that's important.
- It is. - Yeah.
It is. It's very important. Yeah, we can do that.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
I'm, uh…
I'm gonna go get that side table.
Hayes actually asked you to sell him the clinic?
Oh, he did, and that is the price he wants me to pay to keep my license.
Mel and I work for him.
- You can't be considering this. - I… I don't know what to think.
I don't know what…
Well, you still have a chance to convince Victoria!
Oh, the good ship Victoria, I think that ship has sailed.
Vernon, you can't sell the clinic to a conglomerate like Grace Valley.
You need to do what's best for the town.
Yeah, like you're doing with the Founder's Day location?
Oh, that's not fair.
Look, you may be able to let your pride get in the way
and derail a town event, but I can't do that.
I can't let Virgin River become a medical desert.
I need to get my license back now.
What about asking for an emergency hearing to force the medical board's hand?
First, I would have to win my case
and, uh, prove that I'm invaluable to Virgin River
simply to justify an expedited timeline.
It feels like all the cards are just stacked against us.
Except that you are invaluable,
and you're in the right.
You're David. They are Goliath.
You need to remember who wins.
Hey.
Dad, are you okay?
Yeah.
Yeah. I just…
I just needed some air first.
Well…
That must have been hard for you.
Seems like it was really hard on you too.
Which makes sense.
I just…
What… Marley said struck a chord.
A few of them, actually.
I'm gonna stay with him.
It's decided.
I thought you said we were gonna figure this out.
I have figured this out!
No, this is our baby. You don't get to figure it out without me!
Okay, well, clearly we disagree,
and I'm sorry, but the tie goes to the pregnant lady.
Everett, please.
Please. I cannot keep on living this double life. I'm married.
- To the wrong man. - Yes, but we have a little girl.
So do we.
Knock, knock Knockin' on heaven's door
You said it before.
You've never loved anyone the way you love me.
No, I have never loved another man the way I love you.
But the way that I love my daughter, the way that I will love our daughter…
it's different.
Everett, please.
Joey's four.
She's…
She's already lost her sister.
I can't turn her already tragic world upside down.
I just… I can't… I can't do that.
I know, and I'm not asking you to.
She can stay with us here.
Or we can… She can go back and forth.
Sarah, I think the best thing you can do for a kid
is to show 'em what true love looks like.
And that way, when they're older, they'll know it when they find it.
If you're just going through the motions, they'll never know what to look for.
You're right.
That's why I have to let you go.
I have to actually commit to him. I have to…
to commit to the vows that I made on my wedding day.
I may not love him the way that I love you, but he is a good man.
He knows this baby isn't his,
but he still offered to raise her as if she were his own.
To love her.
Everett.
She will have a good home.
A stable home.
I think this is what is best for her.
And for Joey.
And for me.
I need you to trust me.
I do trust you.
If this is what you want…
I'll support it.
But then she got sick.
Um, if you had known
that you would have lost her anyway, would you have still let me go?
I never really let you go.
And that was my problem.
I made the decision for your mother, and I…
I never made my peace with it.
And it ate at me.
It took me to such dark places.
I don't know Marley or her baby's father.
But the way she was talking, I…
If he…
If he lets go… he'll be doing it for her.
And maybe, from the way it sounded, she'd be doing it for you.
- She's asleep. - You should get some sleep too.
Please, stop telling me to sleep.
And don't ever undermine me in front of my parents again.
What… What do you mean?
What are you talking about?
You let them hold Koko
when it was pretty clear I didn't want them to.
And now she's gonna get sick.
That's not true. She needs to be exposed to germs.
That's how she builds a healthy immune system.
Eventually, sure, but she hasn't had any of her shots.
She's gonna be fine. Lizzie, you need to relax.
Did you just tell me to relax? Do you think that's helpful?
I don't know what would be helpful at this point, honestly.
I'm worried about you! You aren't sleeping, eating!
You barely take your eyes off of Koko, and you're constantly on edge!
Of course I'm on edge!
I'm a new mom. My hormones are going insane.
I'm still wearing a diaper, and everyone thinks they know better than me
what is best for my baby.
No, that's not… No one thinks that!
I'm doing the best I can, Denny.
It'd be crazy not to be stressed. Stress is normal.
What isn't normal is you making me feel
like there's something wrong with me when there isn't!
Great. Now I've gotta go soothe her.
- I can get her. - You've done enough.
Kaia!
Just got a call. Winds are shifting. We have to hold this line.
Hey, we don't hold this line, those houses on the ridge are as good as gone.
Uh, hey! Listen up!
If you're hungry, chow down now! All right?
- We're working through the night. - You got it, Chief!
All right.
Hope. Miss me already?
I did not. Did not miss your silly goatee either.
You know what?
You can just call if you're going to insult me.
You were right. Don't you dare.
I'm not here to accept your apology,
but I see no reason why our past should ruin Virgin River's present.
We can host Founder's Day on your stupid ranch.
And I think we can find a way to work, if not together, then in tandem.
Ah! Okay.
Um, with you in the lead?
Always.
Thank you, Hope.
Don't make me regret this, Roland.
That would be something that you'd sign up for.
Yup, yup. Mmm-hmm.
- Look at you walking me to the door. - Ah!
Old habits.
Thank you for everything today.
You were great. I couldn't have done this without you.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
I appreciate that.
I appreciate you.
Oh, still?
Always!
I'm so sorry.
- No, Mike. It's okay. - No, no, no, no, no.
It's not okay.
I think we got it all.
Yep.
No boxes.
No trash.
No regrets.
Hey, where'd you just go?
It's something Everett said.
He's worried that if Marley gives up her baby now,
that she's doing it for the wrong reasons.
Which are?
Us.
Like she owed us because she made a promise.
And, I don't know, I kind of agree with him.
Yeah, I mean, I just…
I don't even think she listened to what Eamon had to say
'cause she'd already made up her mind, you know?
Mmm…
Okay. Oh man.
Oof. Okay.
So…
We go in. We…
We tell her to take us out of the equation, and…
make sure this is actually what she wants.
No regrets, right?
Right.
Hey, look.
No matter what happens,
this is the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.
- Yes, it is. Mmm-hmm. - Right? So…
I have something I want to show you.
Come here.
- Ready? - Yes.
Ta-da!
Aww! What are these?
These are all the initials of everyone who ever lived in this cabin.
Hmm!
Hope wanted us to add ours.
- Oh. - I mean…
since this place has… left its mark on us,
it's only fitting that we leave our mark
on it.
Mmm-hmm.
- You want to do the honors? - I would love to. Yes.
To be right where you are
How old is your soul?
I won't give up on us…
- You're really good at that. - Even if the skies get rough
I'm giving you all my love
I'm still looking up…
- There. - It's good.
Thanks.
I won't give up on us
Even if the skies get rough…
Okay.
I'm ready.
All right.
- Onward. - Onward.
- Yes. - Yes.
I won't give up on us
God knows I'm tough enough
We got a lot to learn
Just think about it.
I don't understand. You want me to reconsider giving you the baby?
We just… We want you to decide
what's best for the baby, and for you.
This adoption, it can't be about us.
It has to be a decision that you can live with.
Yeah, because as much as we want him,
we also… we want what's best for him.
And if that ends up being the two of you, then…
we will be okay.
So… what do you really want?
Look out!
- You guys okay? - Yeah!
Yeah, that was close! You all right?
Grab your gear. We gotta move!
That's our way out.
Other way out is that ridge.
What's the plan here, Chief?