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♪ MUSIC BEGINS

♪ You've got me wrapped around your finger

♪ I'm not afraid to say it.

♪ Because I know that I'm holding the strings that you're bound to, ♪

♪ but I'd never use them for harm. ♪

♪ I see it in your eyes there's the surprise that every time we talk ♪

♪ it's like the first time there was the last time I'd ♪

♪ ever let you go and you already know it. ♪

♪ My Valentine,

♪ let's leave our troubles all behind, ♪

♪ there's a fear as we walk the line. ♪

♪ We can start a brand new life ♪

♪ My Valentine, you're all that I ever need to know, ♪

♪ let's just face our fears and go. ♪

♪ We can make it on our own.

♪ And two hearts, just hanging here in this moment ♪

♪ with time just slipping away. ♪

♪ There'll be as one, we just need to get closer, ♪

♪ as we spend this time this Valentine's Day. ♪

♪ I see it in your eyes there's the surprise that ♪

♪ every time we kiss it's like the first time it was the last time ♪

♪ I'd ever let you go, but you already know. ♪

♪ My Valentine, let's leave our trouble's all behind ♪

♪ There's a fear as we walk the line. ♪

♪ We can start a brand new life. ♪

♪ My Valentine,

♪ you're all that I ever need to know, ♪

♪ let's just face our fears and go, ♪

♪ we can make it on our own.

[ ON RADIO ] Nathan Redding is in hot water.

The singer recently got in an accident, crashing into his ex-girl friend's car,

and rumors are that his marriage is down in the rocks as well.

More on that when we come back and we'll also be giving away

tickets to Nathan's concert next month.

Mary, hey, do me a favor.

Did you hear about Nathan Redding? Yeah, the singer.

Can you call his manager and see if you can schedule me a meeting.

Whenever, I'll make myself available.

Uh, just grabbing some breakfast. Gotta swing by my house but I'll be right in.

Alright. Thanks.

Fresh off a multi-platinum selling record, Nathan Redding is falling

from favor after he ran into his ex-girl friend's car this week.

Eye-witness accounts are mixed but some say the wreck looked deliberate.

I didn't ram into her.

Well, why don't you tell me what really happened.

It was an accident. I was driving, I was on the phone, I didn't stop in time.

No one was hurt, but the car I hit it belonged to my ex-girlfriend.

She was driving.

Yeah. Police came, reports filed, insurance claimed.

It's all settled there, but my publicist, who I fired now, said that me and my

ex were on great terms and see each other often.

And you're married.

Yeah, that's why I called you Mr. Reed.

James, please.

I can help you.

Our firm is the best for a reason, but I need to know how serious you are about fixing this.

How serious I am?

Are you leaving anything out that can come back to haunt us both?

Kara, my ex, we didn't part on the best of terms.

So she won't be helping the situation.

My concert tour isn't selling well, people are believing what they're reading.

But the worst part is it's hurting my marriage.

My wife doesn't like being dragged through the mud

and she doesn't like me being dragged through the mud either.

Take some time off, spend it with your wife.

But the tour dates are public, tickets have been sold.

Cancelling sends the wrong message.

I didn't say cancel.

Reschedule five or so concerts, take some quality time away from the spotlight.

Yeah, that's kind of a big deal.

We'll release an appropriate statement about the change,

make no mention of the ex and move on.

Why no mention?

You don't bring the garbage back in the house.

Okay.

Okay?

You're surprised?

Yeah, I'm used to stubborn resistance.

You know, when it comes to the ones you love, you make certain sacrifices, no matter the cost.

When do we make the announcement?

Hello, Mary.

Good morning, James.

James. You got Nathan Redding on board?

Yes sir.

Keep it up.

Will do.

That will get you a hefty bonus. Want to blow it all by taking me out?

Maybe later.

Tight wad.

Oh, come on. What?

My lunch is missing, again.

It could be any one of them.

You have to let this go.

Randall, maybe?

Why don't we go out for lunch?

Or Mary.

There's this place I love, it's around the corner, and it's like. . .

Look at Carol.

This is ridiculous. I had something good today too.

What, like Chinese take out?

That never gets stolen. Steak cutlets.

Wow, they are paying you too much.

I've earned every penny.

And I haven't?

You are amazing.

That's more like it.

Come on, let's go.

I can't, I've got a meeting in ten minutes.

Alright, well, I have an Asian salad left over from yesterday.

Oh.

No thanks.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hey, yeah I'm almost ready.

We have reservations, we're gonna be fine. Are you ready? Alright, alright.

See you soon.

[ PHONE RINGS ] Oh, come on.

So he gets into this fight in public.

I saw the photos.

Yeah, and he's thinking we should make it look like it's the other guy's fault.

You are the spin doctor.

True, but come on, you'd think he'd be a man and own up to up.

Is that what you're gonna have him do?

No, I'll spin it. I have a really good plan, actually.

Killer instincts.

If only you had a little more.

It's good that I don't.

That's what makes us a good pair.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Do you ever think about the future.

You mean space ships and hovercrafts, or us?

More about career.

Um, yeah.

And?

Well, I'm due for a promotion soon.

Is that what you want?

I don't know. For now, yeah. Sure.

Don't you love this?

Cleaning up people's messes?

It's thrilling.

Not exactly.

You meet a lot of people, and powerful people.

It doesn't really do it for me.

You know why I like it?

Why?

I like seeing them squirm.

Squirm?

With all their money and fame they need me to exert some influence.

You are amazing.

And don't you forget it.

You're gonna take my sandwich? I'll teach you.

Let's see if you enjoy this one.

A little Tabasco sauce.

Help that go down a little bit better.

A little more.

Wasabi.

Perfect.

I'll teach you to take my sandwich.

Oh, yeah, you're gonna like that.

A little pepper.

Yeah, why not? Cayenne.

You're gonna like that.

Alright.

[ WHISTLES ]

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hello? I know, I know, it's not fair.

It's the law of public relations.

In a perfect world you get community service, but when everybody knows about it

there's other consequences.

[ CALL WAITING BEEPS ]

Look, I'm working on the release right now.

I'll send it over to your team before I contact anyone else. Okay.

Did it happen again?

Yep.

Anything?

Not yet.

This isn't low fat.

Where's Carol? [ COUGHING AND GAGGING]

You're kidding.

What did you put on it?

A little of everything. [ THEY LAUGH ]

James.

Hang on.

Your mom called.

She called you?

She left a message, she said she's been trying to get a hold of you.

Some family emergency at home.

I guess she just started trying random extensions.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Jimmy, something's happened to your dad.

We've been calling everywhere to reach you but you haven't answered.

Call as soon as you can.

Hey, you got a minute?

Sure.

[ BOSS CLEARING THROAT ]

[ MORE COUGHING ] You alright?

Something I ate.

Hey, uh, I need to take a few days off.

Anything wrong?

No, it's my Dad. He's sick.

I hope it's not serious. When will you leave?

Still checking flights. Probably, uh, tomorrow.

And your work?

Well, Kate and Mary are going to help out, and I'll be on call as needed.

I'll be gone a week tops.

Okay, take the time you need.

I'll be back in a week.

Thai food?

How about pizza, I never now what to get at that Thai place.

I'll order for you.

Hi, I'd like. . . . Fine, I'll hold.

Is this it?

Yeah.

Reed Mill Bed & Breakfast.

Yeah, real exciting.

It's quaint.

Sure, if you're staying there for fun.

Oh, you don't have fun?

Hauling guest bags around cleaning up after the rowdy ones, repairing toilets. No.

You don't have to go.

It's my dad.

Where is this again?

Idaho.

Oh yes, I'd like to order one basil egg plant, one Tom Yung Gong,

one red curry dish, extra hot please, and your spinach tofu stir-fry.

[ MUSIC ]

Jimmy!

Hey, Lindsay.

How are you?

Better now that you're back.

How's dad?

Mom's bringing him home.

Already?

She said the doctors kicked him out the door since the stroke was only mild.

Sounds like mom.

I know. [ CAR HORN HONKS ]

There're back!

Hey mom.

You should have called. We could have picked you up at the airport.

I didn't want to inconvenience anyone.

Lindsay, there's a walker in the back.

A walker?

Grab it.

Yeah.

Hey dad.

Hello, son.

Can I help you get out of here?

Yeah.

Uh, okay.

You alright?

Oh, it's good to be home.

Okay, Lindsay, back to the chores now.

I love you sweetie.

I love you too.

I'll get you something to eat. I don't want taking all those pills on an empty stomach.

Thanks, Barb.

How was your flight?

Fine. You look better than I expected.

Your mom made sound like I was at death's door.

You can't take a stroke lightly.

I'll be fine.

Just gotta get back on my feet. Can you give me a hand with this please?

Uh. So, how serious was it, really?

I was just doing some chores.

I fell down some how and then I uh, had trouble getting back up.

Mom said you blacked out, an ambulance came.

Well, how would I know then?

How long are you back?

Just a week. I've got a lot going on at work, so I need to. . .

No, it's great. I'm glad you could come.

Everything okay here?

Yeah, good enough. Where is that remote?

Shouldn't you rest?

A man can only sleep so much.

Drive here from California? No wonder it took you so long.

It's a rental and I flew. I got here as soon as I could.

Staying long?

No.

It figures.

There's a leak in Room 5. Make yourself useful.

Good to see you too, Tom.

[ KNOCKING ] Dinner's almost ready Jimmy.

Uh, thanks, I ate on the plane.

Then come get dessert in a little bit. We need to talk.

Do they even feed you on the plane anymore?

Go eat.

Paige called. She said she had something come up and had to leave early.

Oh? Is she alright?

I don't know. I'm just passing on the message.

Oh, does Paige still work here?

Uhh huh.

You said come talk.

We have to figure out what to do.

About?

What do you think?

The bed and breakfast.

Great.

Recovering from a stroke could take months.

Dad seems fine to me.

Seriously, you see only what you want to.

You'll get back to your life soon. Don't worry.

Tom, hush. The truth is, he's lost control of his right leg

and his arms aren't as strong either. Frankly, he needs to take it easy.

So how's the bed and breakfast doing?

Short handed.

Well let's hire someone.

Can't afford to.

We have one extra person besides the family and with your dad down for the count

we can't handle the load ourselves. We could use your help.

I have a job.

Here we go.

I know, and I wouldn't ask if we could make it ourselves.

I can't. I'm in the middle of handling a crisis right now, and I'm up for a job promotion.

I can't just. . .

It's only until Dad's better.

We can make it work without him mom.

Not really.

Weren't you trying to guilt me into staying?

No one's guilting anyone.

Your Dad just has a lot of physical therapy and I'll be making trips to the hospital with him.

So we're down two people.

One and a half, and I'll still do what I can when I'm here.

Well, I'll help while I can, but I have to go back.

Surprise, surprise.

Aren't you glad?

I'll think of something before I go.

[ DIALING ON PHONE ]

Kate, hey, can you hear me?

Kate, hey?

Oh, I miss California.

Jimmy?

[ TOM IN DISTANCE ] Tell him to stop sleeping in.

Is Dad still asleep?

Yeah. Mom wants us in the main kitchen.

Okay, I'll be right there.

Okay.

How many guest do you have today?

Thirteen.

What do you want me to do?

I call the grounds.

That leaves maintenance for you. Room 5 has a leak in the bathroom.

They check out today so you can fix that later.

Help cover the front desk and take care of guest's bags.

What about Dad?

He's got physical therapy today. Tom, will you look in on him while we're inside.

Yeah, Mom.

We don't have any guest activities booked for today but if something comes up I'll let you know.

Lindsay, run take this up to Dad. Be quiet in case he's still sleeping.

Okay.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Jimmy keep stirring.

Good morning, front desk.

You drink straight out of that I'll shove the whole thing down your throat.

I know the do's and don'ts.

Doesn't mean you follow them.

Early check out. Jimmy, Room 2 needs help with bags.

Bell boy on his way.

I know, he completely ruined my flower beds.

I had to call my landscaper to come back and fix it.

But the same thing happened to Tina across the street.

Well, I spoke to his boss, but he didn't do anything about it. Yeah.

[ HEAVY BREATHING FROM JAMES ]

Thank you, my husband's pulling the car around.

What? I know, and David was so upset.

Tom, will you give me a hand?

I can't get the luggage dirty.

You could take off the gloves.

Jimmy, Lindsay's leaving for school.

Come help over here?

Have fun.

See you.

What's that?

Treats for throughout the day. I'll bake the first batch and Paige will take care of the rest later.

You might want to leave that on a touch longer, Jimmy.

James.

What?

I go by James now.

Since when?

Since I left.

[ KNOCKING ON DOOR ]

Hello?

[ FROM BATHROOM ] Oh, come on.

Hi there.

I'm so sorry, are you okay?

Yeah, yeah.

Oh, I scared you, huh?

A little bit. I'm James.

Oh it's me, Paige.

Oh, hey. Sorry, head trauma.

That's okay.

Yeah, yeah. Wow, you've changed.

You look good. Not that you didn't before.

Thanks, it's good to see you too.

So it's been a few years, huh?

Yeah, wow, I didn't think you'd still be here.

Oh, why not?

I don't know - moved on to bigger and better things.

No, I wanted to stay.

So how you been?

Keeping busy, you know.

Oh, uh, your mom, she's leaving and wants you to cover the front desk.

Okay.

And I can clean up in here when you're done.

Alright, thanks.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hello? Reed Mill Bed & Breakfast, how may I help you?

[ on phone ] Hi, I need to cancel my reservation.

I'm sorry to hear that, and your name?

[ on phone ] Sanches, for the 23rd.

Okay, it looks like you have eight rooms, is this a change to one room or. . .

[ on phone ] No, all of them.

Okay, thanks for letting us know.

Hey.

Hi, last name Grant, checking in.

Great. I don't have service here.

You wanted a get away, you got it. What's with the mill?

It's an old flour mill, converted to a bed and breakfast about thirty years ago.

Interesting.

Yeah, there's still flour that falls from the attic. We can't seem to get rid of it.

What's there to do around here?

Well, town's just down the road and here at Reed Mill we have fishing, canoeing on the pond,

horse back riding, and we have a game room downstairs with a movie library to choose from.

Breakfast is at 9.

How about fishing tomorrow?

Fishing?

Sure.

Great, what time would you like?

10.

Uh, we've got baggage outside.

Great, I'll bring it right up.

You're in room 9. It's got a great view.

Good afternoon.

Hi, can I help you?

Yes, I heard about Mr. Reed. Is he alright?

Better, thank you.

Oh, that's so good to hear.

I'm friends with Barbara and Henry, I was so worried.

Alright, oh, thank you.

I wrote them a little note.

I'll make sure they get it.

I thought I knew everyone here.

I'm sorry, James, the older son.

Well, it's a pleasure to meet you.

Likewise.

See you soon.

Alright.

Want a cookie?

Those are for the guests.

Don't tell Mom, or Jimmy for that matter.

Is he staying?

Long term, no.

Huh, that's too bad.

You need any help out here. [ PHONE RINGS ]

Reed Mill Bed & Breakfast how can I help you?

James, oh sure, one moment.

Jimmy, phone.

He's only been here two days and already people calling him.

Thanks.

Hello? Hey, Kate, how are you?

Um, did you fall off the planet?

Practically, my cell phone barely works out here.

How's home?

Same. How's work.

The same. Mary's lunch went missing today.

Wow.

Yeah, don't you miss it?

Yeah, not that part, but yeah.

Nathan Redding called, he said so far so good on the tour changes.

Oh great, great. I'll follow up with him later.

Miss me yet?

You have no idea.

Good. I bought some tickets to a Lakers game.

Really?

Yeah, thought I'd keep you motivated to come home.

Trust me, I'm motivated.

Good, call me later, okay?

I will.

Thanks.

What do you think, girlfriend?

None of our business.

So, James, are you dating anyone?

Yeah, her name's Kate.

What does she do?

She's another publicist at work.

Are you two serious?

Sort of.

That's a no.

And how are you doing with the ladies, Tom.

Stop it you two.

So did you find a way to fix all our problems yet Superman?

So, I'm taking your father to the doctor tomorrow.

How'd he do today?

Okay. He's in good spirits.

So what'd the doc say brought on the stroke?

Isn't he a little young to have one?

He pushes it sometimes.

There are other factors: genetics, stress.

Stress? Working too hard, too much.

There's a lot to do, Tom.

Oh, I know. Tom.

If you've got something to say just come out and say it.

You dumped the work on Dad and you left.

Stop it, Tom.

So it's my fault, is that it?

Yep.

Never mind the years I spent growing up here busting my tail off.

Or never mind the fact that I should be able to create my own life, is that right?

You always put yourself first.

No, I don't, and you of all people should appreciate that.

Would you two cut it out?

Thanks for dinner, Mom.

Ow.

[ HENRY ] Found some dessert.

[ JAMES ] Hey, should you be up?

I've got to get this body working again somehow, and it's not gonna happen napping all day.

There in the pouch.

Is this okay for you?

I had a stroke, Jimmy. I'm still suppose to eat.

So what's all the shouting about?

Nothing.

I'm tired of being the prodigal son all the time.

You know, I left. Big deal.

There's nothing wrong or vengeful about it.

Oh, I know.

I've worked hard, I've got things to show for it.

I got a great job, a nice apartment, girlfriend.

I don't want to give it up.

Nobody's asking you to.

You sure, because I'm pretty happy out there.

But not here?

Can you blame me?

Nope. You drive your brother crazy, Jimmy.

What?

You know it's not your fault. You're successful.

You can do anything and when you do it you do it all the way and I wouldn't change you,

but maybe he sees it as twisting the knife a bit.

He has wounds and he holds onto them.

Just give him a chance to let it go.

It's easier to let him wallow in self pity.

For you maybe. We got to live with the guy.

You know, I used to look at people in wheelchairs and wonder how

they could not go stir crazy not being able to walk under their own power.

One little stroke and I'm not too far from that.

It changes your perspective.

Hopefully, you'll never have to walk in someone else's shoes quite so literally.

[ BARBARA ] Henry, there you are.

What are you doing out of bed?

What am I doing out of bed?

What are you doing out of bed?

[ LAUGHTER ] Fine.

Oh these were addressed to us.

Oh, yes, some woman dropped them by, Christina something.

She said she knew you.

Yeah, she does. She's a competitor.

Don't worry about her.

Let's go.

Yeah.

Really?

Sorry.

Check the fridge.

Typical.

You sure there's not any more.

Does it look like there's any more?

Mom's got more in the main kitchen.

Sorry.

Don't worry about it.

You finish eating already?

Yeah.

You always were a speed eater.

I have two older brothers.

Eat quickly. . . Or not at all.

Still hungry I guess.

So you're not going to leave because of Tom, are you?

I mean I understand why you left before, but don't go just because he's being a jerk.

It's not just 'cause of Tom. I have to leave anyway.

That's alright, I guess.

Just remember he doesn't speak for the rest of us.

Thanks.

Well, we hope to see you another time, then.

Okay. Bye, bye.

What was that?

Cancellation.

Yeah, I had one of those yesterday too.

It happens. I see you booked guests for a fishing session.

Yeah.

Good.

So, what's the deal with Christina Riley?

She keeps offering to buy the place.

Are you considering it?

Not really, and at her prices definitely not.

But since the stroke she smells blood in the water.

Well, maybe it's not such a bad idea.

This is all we have, Jimmy.

We'd barely break even on the loans with what she's offering, and then what?

Good morning Mrs. Grant.

Let's get this thing over with.

Should we wait for Mr. Grant?

Mr. Grant has business in town. Some get away.

Oh boy.

Okay, Mrs. Grant. Come stand by me.

I have no interest in fishing.

Come on, it's fun.

This was suppose to be a romantic get away.

That is until my husband decided to squeeze in a few meetings while we're here.

So this whole fishing stuff is just a lame attempt to try to keep me happy

with quality time even though he's not here.

Well, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy yourself.

Yeah, I'm not fishing. You do it,

I'll take it back with me like it's mine.

Well, actually, this is a catch and release only area.

Fine then. You catch the fish, we'll take a picture of me with it and call it good.

Okay.

I know I'm late, I'm so sorry.

Perfect timing. Henry has physical therapy.

Everything okay?

Yeah, my car wouldn't start.

Well, can I help?

Can you cover the front desk, I have to clean the rooms.

Yeah.

Can you help me with your father first?

Yeah.

Need a hand?

New fingers maybe.

Well, Mom's getting the car ready.

I got it.

Looking good Dad.

Uhh, who cares? It's just therapy.

How's your day going?

Good. I caught a fish for a guest who's most likely

maxing out her husband's credit card right now to get back at him.

[ LAUGHTER ]

Hey.

Hey.

Need a hand?

No, I'm good, thanks, but could you, uh, give me a ride home?

Yeah, sure.

Thank you so much.

Yeah.

Hello?

What do you want now, Ms. Riley?

Oh, it's Christina.

Please, call me Christina.

I'm just following up on my offer. Have your parents thought it over?

They're a little pre-occupied with my father's health right now.

Yes, I understand. That's why this offer's so important.

Well important to you maybe.

I'm just trying to help them.

Come here, look it, look, at my view.

My vision of this property. Here's the Mill now. And this is my vision.

See, all the land in the back of the property we make into more guest rooms.

And in the middle we put this beautiful courtyard and pool.

It's still rustic, but it's what guests are looking for.

Just think how beautiful this could be.

It's fine as it is.

And your offering much less than the property's worth is

not going to convince my parents otherwise.

It's a decent offer.

You know, I could just wait till all your customers go

elsewhere and buy it at a bargain from the bank.

The Mill's customers are loyal.

Yeah, sure they are.

Tom!

Tom, I figured it out.

What?

The people that were cancelling on us.

What?

They're cancelling for a reason.

I'm working here.

Christina Riley is luring them away.

Whatever.

I'm serious, man, she's playing hard ball.

I get it, okay, you want to be the hero again.

Here comes Jimmy to save the day.

Tom!

Fine, don't listen.

How can I?

Hey.

Hey, want to help?

Sure.

You know, you don't have to feed them, they can make it on their own.

I know, I just like to do it.

So, do you ever hear from Anna?

No, I don't.

Do you miss her?

No. I guess. Not anymore.

Does Tom?

Sometimes, but he acts like it doesn't bother him. He just gets angry.

Yeah.

Hey, do you need a ride home?

Oh, no thanks. James is gonna take me.

So, why did you stick around here?

It's home.

Yeah, but didn't you want more?

Yes, and I still do. It gives me something to work towards.

I hear you've got it made in California.

I've done alright for myself.

Making people seem better than they are?

Well, sometimes helping good people out of bad situations.

Yeah, that's a better way to think of it.

Oh, turn here.

You still live here.

Yeah, like I said, it's home.

Do you want me to take a look at your car?

No, that's okay, thanks.

My Mom said that she would take care of it, so hopefully it's, you know, working.

What, did you get in a fender bender?

Thanks for the ride, I'll see you tomorrow.

Yeah, sure.

Hey, are you okay?

Mom, are you okay?

What happened to the car?

Tree in the wrong spot.

Were you hurt?

I'm fine.

Was anyone hurt?

Just me and the tree.

Mom, why didn't you call me? When did this happen?

On the way home from the repair shop. The engine works now.

Christina Riley's pushing everyone to go to her resort.

There's nothing wrong with that.

Well, she's going after our usual customers.

What are we suppose to do about that, Jimmy?

I don't know, but if she keeps it up, how much longer can we last?

I mean forget the work load, we're not gonna have any guests.

Lower your voice. Good morning.

Have a seat. Hot waffles coming up in a minute.

Thank you.

Help yourself to juice, tea, milk, whatever you'd like.

The Bilson Company normally comes out every year for their retreat.

Normally?

Yeah, I got a message from them. They've cancelled.

It's her again.

We'll be alright.

How?

I don't know but we can't think about it right now.

I need you to run to town to do the shopping. There's a list by the fridge.

Here we go. Checking out today?

Yes.

Well, I hope yo've enjoyed your stay.

Thank you.

[ PHONE RINGS ] Hello?

Hey.

James, checking up on me?

Well, I want to make sure you're still working hard.

Yeah, I'm working so hard I'm stealing all your clients.

In fact, they're so impressed with me that they'll never go back to you.

Well, I guess you'll have to start spending all your money on me then.

How's population 600?

Well, more like 10,000 but that's including the horses.

You must be going so stir crazy.

Nah, there's too much to do. Just wanted to call and say hi.

Hey, listen, I gotta go. Can I call you later?

Okay.

Doing the shopping now?

Just helping out.

Do you need a hand?

No thanks.

Just trying to be neighborly.

Is that what you call it when you're targeting Reed Mill customers?

That's just business, James.

That's healthy competition. Think about this logically.

Do you really want to keep crawling down a dead end?

This is not good for your family and they cannot afford it.

We'll see.

Alright.

Hey.

Hey.

Thanks for the ride yesterday.

Yeah, no problem.

How's the car running?

Running.

Good.

I'm making cinnamon rolls. Come try one later?

Yeah, that'd be great, thanks.

Just can't help yourself, can you?

What?

With Paige. Chasing after her even though you've got a girlfriend.

I'm not chasing after Paige.

Then leave her alone!

Why? Because you like her? Then do something about it.

That didn't work too well last time. You'd already gotten in the way.

What do you want, Tom?

I want you gone. Out of here, before you ruin my life again.

Before I ruin your. . .

Fine. Consider me gone.

Do you have anything leaving tonight? And how long's the layover? The morning flight then.

Yes, please. You have the credit card?

That wheel acting up again?

Yeah, it just needs to be balanced.

I heard you're leaving.

Lindsay.

I assume this has something to do with Tom?

Just time to go.

We need you.

Mom doesn't seem to worried about it, with Christina Riley stealing all the guests.

Burying her head in the sand.

She's plenty worried, believe me. She's just got a lot on her plate right now.

Hey, what would you do?

Doesn't matter. It doesn't affect me.

Because you're leaving again.

You know, I left for Tom's sake last time.

Even though I loved Anna, I left.

And this is the thanks I get. He blames me for stealing her,

for moving away, for coming back.

Yeah.

Just because Anna ended up moving away doesn't mean that I stole her.

I haven't talked to her since I left.

Anna loved you, you know, not Tom.

It doesn't matter to him.

But it matters to you.

I let it go. I've got my life to get back to.

Hey, do something for me, will ya?

Don't let his hard feelings affect you.

Love him, even if he makes it difficult.

You know the whole brotherly love thing works better from afar.

[ FROM OUTSIDE - BARBARA ] Henry!

Henry! Dad!

Mom is he breathing? Lindsay, go call 911, hurry!

There's no pulse, Mom.

Come on, Dad. He's not breathing.

Stay with us, Dad, come on!

Henry, please!

We'll be in the car.

Sorry for your loss.

He was a good man.

I didn't think you actually knew him.

Well, not well, but maybe in time.

If we had talked about Reed Mill and all.

Do you really think now is the time for this?

What better time?

You have some big decisions to make and this is one of them.

Yeah.

You don't really want to stay here and run a bed and breakfast, do you?

That's my business.

But you need a life.

I have a life.

And you want to get back to it, don't you?

You have to do what's right for your family.

It may be a hard pill to swallow, but it's the right thing.

Want some juice, Mom?

No, thank you.

What are you doing?

Trying to see who we can afford to hire.

Found anyone yet?

I don't even know how we're going to pay them.

Do we need anyone else?

Jimmy has to go back soon.

Business is slow right now anyway. I think we can handle it.

But we need more business just to make ends meet.

It'll pick up.

[ James] Not with Christina undercutting our rates.

What do you care?

Mom, maybe it makes sense to take her offer seriously.

Don't listen to him, Mom.

We're not selling, Jimmy.

Well, how do you expect to do it without Dad?

I mean the offer's not great, but. . .

Jimmy, we're under water on the loans.

Is it really that bad?

Well, isn't Riley's offer enough to. . .

It's not.

And it doesn't matter. This is our home.

Alright, how bad is it really?

You're not even turning a profit.

You asked.

Mom, how do you expect to turn things around if you can't. . .

I can't stay much longer.

I know.

[ KNOCK AT DOOR ] James, there's a phone call for you.

I knew we couldn't count on him.

This is James.

Sorry to hear about your father. How are you holding up?

I'm okay.

Good. I talked with Nathan Redding today.

Things have calmed down and he sends his thanks.

I'm glad to hear it.

Look, I don't want to rush you, but when can we expect you back?

I'm trying to figure that out right now.

I have something better in mind for you here.

Yeah?

Something more along the strategic side. I think you'll like it.

Okay. Thanks.

We'll talk over the particulars when you get back.

Sounds good.

You're smiling.

Yeah.

That doesn't happen that much.

My boss. It looks like I'm getting a promotion.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

That's great. [ PHONE RINGS ]

Reed Mill Bed & Breakfast, how may I help you?

Yeah. It's for you.

Hello?

Okay.

No, I'm sorry. I'm. . . okay.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

What's wrong?

I gotta go.

Paige!

[ CAR STRUGGLES TO TURN OVER ]

Oh, come on!

Paige.

Give me a break!

I can take you wherever you need to go.

No, it's okay.

Please. Come on.

Thank you for calling.

Mom? Hmm.

Time to go home. I am home.

No you're not. You know where you are?

Home.

I can handle this.

It's okay. I don't mind helping.

You might when she throws up in your rental car.

Should we get her something to eat?

Um, not such a good idea.

How about you?

Thanks for dinner.

My pleasure.

You didn't have to do this.

Actually I did. I was starving. [ PAIGE LAUGHS ]

Not just the food. You didn't have to come out here.

I'm glad I did.

So your car, the fender bender--

Yeah.

That's why you stayed. Your mom?

I had to.

What about rehab or something?

Can't afford it. Not sure she'd go anyway.

I'm sorry, I don't mean to interfere.

You know, parents are suppose to take care of their children, not so much the other way around.

I had no idea that you were. . .

That's okay, I don't like to broadcast it.

My Mom does that enough.

How are things between you two?

Um, she's not sober much.

You, uh, ever regret it?

It, uh, gets lonely sometimes.

Your family helps. They give me hope.

Really?

Yeah, that not all families are like mine.

No, sometimes they're worse.

Someday you'll think differently.

Morning.

Morning.

Going to school soon?

After morning chores.

Do you ever get tired of them, the chores?

Not really.

I did.

I like meeting the different people. And if we move, I'll miss that.

You'll meet new people anywhere you go.

I know. I just like it here, though.

That's because you've never been anywhere else.

Exactly.

I guess I'm just scared.

Hey.

Hey.

I wanted to thank you again for everything.

It was really nice not to have to do it alone for a change.

You're welcome.

What are you doing out here?

Just, reminiscing.

I don't remember what time of year it was, spring, summer, whatever,

but the fish actually would try to swim up this waterfall.

Really?

We used to stand over there and would try to catch them.

Did you actually ever get one?

No, but to this day Tom still swears that he caught one, but I don't buy it.

You gonna miss it?

Dad once asked me what I would do with the Mill if I were in his shoes.

Sell it?

No, not anymore. It means too much to the family.

But you can't expect to keep it without making a few changes.

Like what?

Well, even if we sell 75% of the rooms year round we'd still barely be breaking even

with all the cost of maintenance and food and wages.

Yeah, we can't charge anymore than we already are,

especially with Christina undercutting our rates all day long.

No, we can't, but we need to start bringing more people in.

Are you suggesting we build more rooms?

With what money?

I'm suggesting we start putting this place on the map.

Advertising?

More than that. I'm talking events. Public and private.

Weddings?

Yes, uh, company parties, anniversary parties, proms.

Where would we host all this?

We're sitting on 50 acres of land. If the weather's good, we can find a spot.

You know, Vicky Pearson's daughter just got engaged.

Call her.

Is this really enough to make a difference?

What about a concert?

Okay.

Jump start things around here, get the community involved.

Please tell me you're not singing.

We'll let the surround towns know about it, and start selling tickets as soon as we can.

If it works out, we do it every year.

Can we afford to bring in a singer?

One who will help sell enough tickets?

I can cover the expenses with some savings that I have, but for a singer with

mass appeal, maybe I'll call in a favor.

Nathan. James Reed here. Good, good. Well, I'm glad it's working out.

Hey, I know we haven't known each other very long,

but I have a huge favor to ask of you.

Did you all have a restful night?

Yeah, it's really quite and pretty here.

Thank you. Oh, just so you know, we do host special events,

so if you have anything coming up, think about us.

Bridal shower. Yeah.

The entire place used to be an old flour mill but it was beautifully renovated.

We've got ponds, the water wheel, waterfalls.

We also have tents and chairs

that we can set up in addition to any decor that you've got.

[ PHONE RINGS ]

Hello, this is Kate.

Hey, I need a favor.

Oh, you mean in addition to me covering your work load?

Yeah.

What?

Contacts in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, newspapers, TV, radios, bloggers, the works.

Why, what are you working on?

A little side project.

Okay, and when are you coming home?

Not sure.

You're not sure?

No, I'm not.

Okay, first it's, oh, maybe it's just a week, and then it's a couple more days,

and then it's more days, and then you're not sure, so what am I . . .

Kate, my Dad's gone. My family needs me.

For how long? Dawson's not gonna wait forever.

I know.

And neither will I.

I've got a lot on my mind. I don't need this right now.

Is that my answer?

That's not what I meant.

Sure you didn't.

What do you want from me, Kate.

Well, I know what I don't want. I don't want to waste my time with

someone who has no idea how good he's got it.

Then don't. Just send me the list.

Fine.

This is the perfect room for the brides.

For the bouquet?

Sure.

Hey, why do wedding dresses have to be white?

I don't know, tradition?

Well, I'd want lilac.

Lilac?

Why not?

Is my little sister getting married?

You're closer to that than I am.

Not really.

What about Kate?

Doesn't distance make the heart grow fonder?

Well, sometimes it just clears you head a little.

What's that?

Uh, I just gotta hang these up around town.

You guys wanna help?

Sure.

Get me the number for Patrick at the bank.

Need some help?

Sure, thanks.

Sure.

So, how are ya?

Good enough, thanks.

Really, or are you just saying that?

At this very moment, things are perfect.

Perfect, huh? Folding laundry?

I like helping you.

[ JAMES ] Tom, Tom. Mom needs us.

Yeah. Coming.

What?

The bank's given me a deadline.

What deadline?

Your father talked to them a while ago about reducing our payments, a temporary help.

But they're taking that away and calling in the difference.

Can they do that?

Yeah, but why now?

Someone called them, a buyer.

Christina Riley.

They said that if we don't get back on track they'll have to sell Reed Mill to recoup their money.

Whatever. They just don't want to miss out on her offer.

We have less than two weeks to make up our payments.

That's just before the concert.

How do we stop this?

We don't have enough events booked, and they're not enough money. . .

So we move up the concert.

No, we can't do that, we've already announced the dates and we can't do that to Nathan.

The great James can't make a phone call?

Boys.

Without this concert we're finished.

You don't think I know that?

I don't know!

I'll come up with something.

You gonna run away again?

Get off my back, Tom.

I figured you'd run.

Somehow everyone still thinks you're the hero.

I'm not trying to be a hero.

I wasn't trying to be one then, I'm not trying to be one now.

Because you're a coward, that's why you left before.

I left so you could have your way. I don't know why you can't see that.

Don't try to spin this like you do everything else Mr. PR man.

You always try to make yourself out to be a martyr every time.

All you do is think about yourself.

Get over it!

I can't! You're always first! You beat me to Anna,

you beat me out of this place.

What are you talking about?

You think I want to stay here?

You don't?

No! Maybe I want a chance to make something of myself too,

to make my own life, and not live under the same roof as my parents.

I don't know. . . I don't even know if . . .

I just wanted the choice, Jimmy, the choice.

Then make it.

Your Mom filled me in.

A little warning next time?

You need any help?

I think I've just about got it.

Were those your soaking wet clothes I found in the dryer?

Yeah.

Maybe next time you and your brother decide to fall in the pond,

you could squeeze out that excess water for me?

Sorry.

And you could try swimming instead of fighting.

Saw us did you?

I used to, you know?

Fight?

Swim, in the pond. It was the highlight of summer.

We used to come out here after we finished out chores.

We?

Me, Tom, and Lindsay when she knew how to swim.

Hmmm.

What?

You do like it here, don't you?

For all your talk about going home, this is home.

It's where I grew up.

I have some good memories here, and some bad ones, that's all.

Uhh.

Mom? Are you okay?

Um, yeah.

I was just. . . I should box this stuff up.

No, you don't have to.

We could use the space, but. . .

Mom, maybe it's too soon.

The day before he died we talked about selling the Mill.

I thought. . .

Since we'd all be together, we decided we could start over.

It'd be hard, but we'd try.

But without him, if we left. . .

I don't want to lose him.

We won't lose him.

Put things back where you got them.

We have to call the bank.

And tell them what?

Whatever we have to to get them to move the deadline back after the concert.

They're not gonna listen to us over Christina Riley.

How do you know that?

You think they would?

There has to be someone there, someone that knows us.

We've lived in this town for as long as I can remember. That's gotta count for something.

There is Ben Roswell.

Who?

Ben Roswell, I went to school with him.

Talk to him.

We haven't stayed in touch over the years, but when we see each other in town we say hi.

Talk to him, Tom.

He may not be able to do anything, or want to.

You have to try. You can do this.

Okay.

Alright.

Is he back?

Not yet.

I told everyone at school about the concert.

Let's hope they all come.

They're way excited. No one can believe that I know Nathan Redding.

You don't.

But my brother does, so that counts.

[ SIGH ] Got us an extra week.

You punk. Nice job.

[ PHONE RINGS ] Reed Mill, how can I help you?

Yep, yeah, the concert's here. Saturday. Great.

How many tickets can I get you?

Looks good.

Thanks, Jimmy. Is this what he's used to?

No, but I told him it was a more country fair style concert.

Jimmy, he's here!

Let's go.

Nathan.

James.

Good to see you.

Good to see you.

This is my brother Tom.

Tom, nice to meet you.

Thanks so much for coming out.

It's a great idea. I don't always hit this part of the country on my tours

and you should see the blogs about it being a benefit concert.

Yeah?

Eating it up. Part of your plan, I bet.

Well, I figured it wouldn't hurt, but really, you are just helping me out.

No problem.

Come on, I'll show you your room.

I really do appreciate you doing this.

No problem.

Are you ready for this?

You bet.

[ CROWD CHEERS ]

[ JAMES ] Thank you, thank you.

Thank you guys, thank you for coming to Reed Mill.

And a big thank you to Nathan Redding.

[ CROWD CHEERS ]

I'm excited to hear him play tonight,

so please join me in welcoming Nathan.

[ CROWD CHEERS ]

Hello, hello, thank you. It's so great to be here.

I've got a little something for all you here tonight. [ MUSIC STARTS ]

♪ You've got me wrapped around your finger,

♪ I'm not afraid to say it.

♪ Because I know. . . [ AUDIO FEEDBACK, MUSIC CUTS OUT ]

[ CROWD BOOS, COMPLAINS ]

What happened?

I don't know.

You've got to be kidding me.

I'll handle this.

Go.

Sorry, man, we're working on it.

[ CROWD BOOS ]

This reminds me of when I first started singing.

Me on stage, sometimes not even a stage.

Back then, most people didn't care if I sang or not.

[ ACOUSTIC GUITAR STARTS ] I got tips sometimes to stop singing.

[ CROWD LAUGHS A LITTLE ]

But you keep going, you know, something every performer learns.

So let's just use this and take it down a little, shall we?

♪ I hope there's someone listening [ CROWD CLAPS ]

♪ because I can only scream so loud.

Don't electrocute yourself.

It's not that kind of wire.

How can I help you?

I got this.

[ MUSIC CONTINUES WITH CROWD CLAPPING ALONG ]

♪ And everyone is talking louder

♪ about material things that don't matter.

♪ Just not to me.

♪ If I,

♪ could have just one thing for this year,

♪ it'd be to cry a lot less tears from all the pain.

♪ As we look back at our past

[ MUSIC CONTINUES IN BACKGROUND ]

Okay.

Yeah?

[ AUDIO FEEDBACK ]

[SPEAKERS COME BACK ON, BAND JOINS IN] [CROWD CHEERS]

♪ Just tell me someone's listening. . .

[ SMALL LAUGHTER ]

You did it.

Yeah.

Hero.

♪ For every little thing we're giving.

♪ To give the world a smile.

♪ And everyone is talking louder

♪ about material things that don't matter,

♪ least not to me.

You think it's enough?

Listen to the crowd. It sounds like it.

I've been thinking about what you said.

About wanting to be on your own.

Listen, I was angry, and. . .

You meant it.

I think if we get things running smoothly around here, you should do what you want.

You serious?

Well, give it a few months, but yeah.

Okay.

♪ So open up your heart and listen,

♪ because it's time for me to change.

♪ Yeah, if there's one thing we've been missing.

♪ But today.

♪ I hope there's someone listening.

[ CROWD CHEERS ]

Thank you so much! Thank you, thank you!

What are you doing here?

Well, don't hold your breath for a congratulations.

From you? I wouldn't dream of it.

You know this won't last.

Reed Mill will just go back to the way it was after you leave.

I guess I better stay then.

I wouldn't want my family's home to fall into someone else's hands.

You're making such a big mistake.

Actually, I'm doing exactly what you said.

Do what's right for your family even if it's hard to swallow? Isn't that it?

Maybe not quite what you wanted, but I guess you can't always have it your way.

Alright, this is your last chance. I will raise my offer by 5%.

Consider all of your offers rejected. We're keeping Reed Mill.

Now, if you don't mind, these are for the guests.

[ MUSIC PLAYS BELOW ]

He is really good.

Yeah.

Have you seen my Mom?

Yeah, she's, uh, in the kitchen tallying up ticket sales.

Not a moment wasted.

No.

From the crowd's attendance and the look on her face, I think you did it. The Mill's safe.

For now. But there's always gonna be something.

And then what?

We'll deal with it as it comes.

We?

All of us, assuming you'll stick around.

I always have.

I know.

It's what made me realize that I need to be better.

Watching you, it changed me.

I want to be here now, not because I have to, but-

Because you care.

Yeah.

[ ENDING SONG PLAYS ]