All language subtitles for Good.Witch.S03E03.1080p.x265.HVEC.10bit.Bearfish

- Previously on Good Witch...
- Could it be that Middleton's
man of medicine

is finally starting
to believe in magic?
- No; I do believe in Cassie.

- This town's very own
flower shop owner.

- That's me. Abigail,
the flower shop girl.

- This town really needs you.

***

- Here you go. Keep the change.

Hi!
- Hi.

Beautiful house, isn't it?
- Yeah, I kinda wish I was

staying for more than one night.
- Yeah, I've got a quick
turnaround, too.

What are you
in town for?

- A career opportunity. You?

- Ah, just thinking about
some options for my future.

- So this could be an eventful
day for both of us.

- I hope that it is.
- Welcome to Grey House.

You must be Jim.
And you must be Annabel.

- Either she was expecting us
or that was a really good guess.

- I have both of your rooms
ready for an overnight stay.

- All I need is a quiet place
to rest before and after
my job interview.

- Job interview.
Is it with DyNayTa Tech?

- V.P. of marketing.
- Ah.

Looks like you and I are each
other's competition.
- Oh.

Well then, good luck, I guess.

- I should probably say
the same thing to you.

- Why don't we get you
settled in, and then

you can both enjoy everything
Grey House has to offer.

I set up croquet in the back
if either of you would
like to play.

- Oh, thanks, but I don't think
that'll be happening.

- I never have time for games. I
wish I did have more time but--
- You and me both.

- When are we gonna get that?
- I just need to get through
today, get this job offer,

and then move on to the next.
- You've decided you're
getting the offer?

- They say personnel directors

like candidates who exude
a high amount of confidence.

- And yet it's the more humble
who tend to actually get hired.

- Why don't we pause
this conversation for now

and get you two inside,
and maybe you can both
have a wonderful day.

Good morning.
- If you say so.

- You ready for
another day of beauty?
- At my flower shop?

It'll be the same
as the day before.

- No two days are exactly alike.

- People come in wanting
flowers; people leave carrying
flowers. And then it happens

again and again.
- Abigail, good,

I got you just in time.
I need some flowers.

- See?
- I'm trying to get
the city council members

to approve my proposal
on speed limit adjustments.

And I thought if I showed up
with flowers they'd be more apt

to listen as I convince them
of my idea.

- Do you even know why
people are against it?

- I don't see how that matters.
I just need them to know
that I'm right.

- Well, you might as well say it
with flowers. Right this way.

- I do enjoy coming in here
whenever I get the chance.

- It's just a room
full of flowers.
- Really?

Is that all you see?

- Just tell me what you'd like
so I can get started.

- Oh, well, I came
in here thinking

"carnations," but it looks like
you might be running low.

- Except I ordered a shipment
that just arrived.

- I don't see it.
- Look again.

- I've got a van full
of carnations for--

- Me. Thanks.
- Great-looking shop
you've got here.

- Just tell me where to sign.
- Right here.

Just use your finger. Perfect.

I've got ten more boxes outside.

- Great, you can bring them in.
- Okay.

- So, how many carnations
did you want?

- Ooh, put together a big bunch
for me. But can you do it
quickly?

I have to get back to city hall
to greet a new officer and dive
into the brand new day.

- Well, I guess I'd better help
get that day started.

- I didn't realize this house

had an actual library-library.
- I like to keep a mix

of material so guests can find
what they like. Hello, Annabel.

- Hi.

- You look like you're enjoying
the spirit of this house.

- It's so rare to have the time

to just curl up with a book,
I thought I should take
advantage of it.

- Take all the time you need.

- So, how'd your interview go?
- Pretty good, I think.

They seemed really impressed
with my background in tech.

- Really? Because they told me
they really liked

the unique perspective that my
non-tech experience would bring.

- Sounds like you both have
interesting things to offer.

- Edgar Allan Poe. He's that
"Quoth the Raven" guy, right?

- There's a lot more
to Poe than The Raven.
- People still read that stuff?

- I've read everything he's ever
written. And I'm named after
one of his poems.

- Oh. I guess I'm the odd one.

- Maybe there's a book over
there you'd like to read.

- Make sure it has
a lot of pictures.

- What time is breakfast?
- Seven until nine.

- Can I request an earlier one?
I'd like to be able to eat
on my own.

- And I was wondering if I could
get a different room.

Maybe one not so close
to the other guests.

- Well, I promise

to make both of your stays here
as pleasant as possible.

- Thank you.
- Great.

(cell phone ringing)

- Sam.

- Hey. I was just checking
to see if you can still make
our date for coffee.

- Oh, tonight?
- [Yeah,]

we talked about
getting together?
- Oh, yeah, I thought I could

make it but-- I have
a couple of guests here

that I think I should stick
around and watch over.

- I see.

- Um, can we move tonight
to some other time?

- Yeah, sure, no problem.

- Okay, I'll see you then.

- I'll see you later.

- So, I take it the date's
not happening?
- Not tonight.

- Shoot. I was all ready to say

"dinner is served!"
- I guess I shouldn't have
tried to surprise her.

- I'm sure you'll get
another chance.

- Ready for another day.

(whimsical music)

***

- Hey. I will see you later.
- Have a great day at school.

Did you study
for your history test?
- I studied all last week.

- I thought when the test
was postponed yesterday

you might take advantage
of the extra time.

- To study the exact same thing?

- One more day might help you
see things a little differently.

- Yes, Mom.
- Bye, honey.

- Bye. Have a good day.
- You too.

- Here ya go. Keep the change.

I'll get your bag.
- Oh, thank you.

- Well! I thought
you were leaving today.

- We were supposed to.
- Both our flights got canceled

and they couldn't rebook
until tomorrow morning.

- And you decided
to share a taxi?

- (both): Seemed like
a waste to take two.

- Do you think we can get
our same rooms?

- I'll make sure things
are exactly the way

they were before.
Welcome back to Grey House.

- Thank you.

- Uh, who are those for?
- Oh. You.

And I've got ten more boxes
just like them in my van.

- I didn't order all that.
- I sort of wondered about that,

since they're the exact same
order that you got yesterday.

- Well, I don't need them,
so you can take them back.

- I wish I could, but
all I do is deliver, so--

I'm gonna need your signature
here. You can use your finger.

- Yeah, I've done this before.

- Great.

- So,

when are you gonna try take two?
- What?

- For your date with Cassie.
- Oh, I haven't thought
that far ahead.

- Well, it's a good thing I
have. How about Thursday night?

- I'd have to move
some things around.
- Then move 'em.

After the dinner rush,
I'll close down the Bistro

and the place can be all yours.
- Okay, I think I can

make that happen. Let's do it.
- And...

I was thinking maybe we should
up the ante this time.

- This is something we're doing?
- You want the night to be
perfect, right?

- Of course.
- Well, sometimes "perfect"
needs a little help.

And you're always saying
that Cassie is doing everything

for everybody else and you
wanted to have a special night

dedicated just to her,
so this is your chance

to really come through.
- I just want her
to enjoy herself.

- How can she not? I'm already
gonna make her favorite food,

and we can get the exact same
flowers that you got for her.
- So she'll see what she missed.

- Except this time I actually
have time to decorate
and make the place

look extra special.
- We need decorations?

- Yeah. We're going all out
so that this is perfect.

And you're gonna come up with
an extra idea or two to make
this date even more amazing.

- Now it sounds like you're
giving me an assignment.
- This started out as your idea.

- That's true.
- Well, now this gives you one
more chance to get things right.

- And really impress her. Okay.
Let's make it fantastic.

- It's already going to be
fantastic. I'm cooking.

- Hey.
- Hi.
- I was unpacking my things

and found this in my suitcase.
- Oh.

- I think it's from your
library, but I have no idea
how it got in with my things.

- You're welcome to keep it,
if you like.
- Thanks.

- I've always been a fan of
Poe's work in the field
of dark romanticism.

- Maybe it's worth a look.

- Would you care for some tea?
- I'm not much of a tea drinker.

- Would you like to become one?

- Why not?

Mmm. That's pretty good.

- I brew a fresh pot
every morning.

- Well, then I'm glad I ended up
staying for one more day.

- What are you doing?

- You see this marble?
I'm supposed to get it

from here to there.
- Oh. Doesn't look that hard.

- You wouldn't think
it would be.

Don't you think you've
already studied enough?

- Yeah, but since they postponed
the test again--

- I would use it for another day
to relax, since you already
know everything.

- You're right.

Okay, gimme the phone.

So, how do I get
a new marble?

- Tap the screen.

- Ooh, a purple one!

- Oh. Cassie didn't mention
anybody was out here.

- I've got nothing else
to do while I wait
for tomorrow to come.

- Yeah. If it ever
even gets here.

So, how's this game work?

- You've never played
croquet before?

- Guess I was too busy reading.
(chuckling)

So, what do you do, you just hit
one of those balls with the...

whacky thing?
- Yeah, that's all there is to
it. You can use my whacky thing.

- Okay.

- You want to be red?
- Yup.

I was going to pick red.

- You might wanna set
a little closer--
- I've got it, thanks.

- Alright.

Wow.
(chuckling)

I hope you're as bad
at job interviews as
you are at croquet.

- Yeah. And I hope you enjoy
playing games in the yard,

since you'll have so much time
to do so once I get the job
instead of you.

- Thursday night?

That sounds perfect. I can't
wait to see you. Bye, Sam.

(whimsical music)

- So, you've never had a pet?
- Hmm...

I might have had
a goldfish once.

- A pet is something that
you can actually pet.

- Is that the
official definition?
- Well, it should be. Hello.

- Hi.
- I hope you haven't given
either of our rooms away.

- They're still available, if
you need them. Are you back
for one more day?

- Yeah, we were on our way to
the airport when our phones rang
at practically the same time.

- The company wants us each
to come back for a second
interview.

- So it really is down
to just the two of you?

- That's what
they told us, yeah.
- Jim's feeling pretty confident

he'll beat out the competition.
- And Annabel's too "humble" to
say she thinks the job is hers.

- Well, then I'm glad I have the
opportunity to welcome you back

to Grey House. And I hope
you enjoy your day.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

- This thing
has been broken all week.
- I've been using flowers

as my conversation starter
for the past few days,

but I feel like today
I should try something else.

Is there something
you'd suggest?
- How about chocolates?

- When did you start
selling chocolates?
- When I decided

I wanted to be known as someone
who sells something other
than flowers.

I can't seem to get it to move.
(sighing)
I had bigger plans

than just being a flower shop
girl when I moved here
from New York.

I figured this would be
one small step toward
something bigger.

- Chocolates are a wonderful
idea. The people I'm talking to
will have their mouths full

and won't be able to say a word
while I persuade them
to agree with me.

- How many would you like?
- I'll take--
- (both): A dozen.

- Oh.
- Everybody always
wants a dozen.

- I have got

a delivery for a...

I'm just kidding,
I know who you are.
- What are you doing here?

I called the company,
they said they got this
all straightened out.

- Yeah, I thought that they had,

but after I did a drop-off
at the bed and breakfast
across town,

I noticed you were
back on my schedule.

- I have all this other junk
that I'm trying to sell,

and now I'm stuck with
ten more boxes of these?

- Yup. Right after
you sign right here.

- Do you ever get the feeling
that you're just reliving

the same day over
and over again?

- Well, I don't know,
but he's waiting for you
to sign right there.

You can use your finger.
(inhaling sharply)

- Perfect. I'll be right back.

- Great.

- Ooh!
(chuckling)

- Is that feeling better?
- I have full movement back,
without any pain.

- Well, I now
pronounce you healed.

- My string
quartet's gonna be

so happy that I can
play with them again.

- Wait. You have
a string quartet?

- Yeah. I told them that if the
exam went well we'd get together
for a rehearsal tonight.

- You think if I hired you for
a private performance Thursday
night, you could do it?

- I think we probably could.
- That would be great.
You're hired.

Wait, I should have asked if
you're any good or not first.

- You can drop by and hear us
tonight. We use the recital hall
at the library.

- I'll do that. On my way
home from the hospital.

I hope you guys are good.
- It's too late.

You already hired us.

(laughing)

- I think we should have
fire drills every day

in history class.
- Un-huh?
- That way we might never have

to take the test.
- Okay, would you stop worrying?

I was ready for it three days
ago and I'll be ready for it
when it finally does happen.

- Except this time
I'll be ready for it too
when it happens tomorrow.

- Oh, it's not happening
tomorrow.
- How do you know?

- Um...

No reason. Just a feeling.

- But shouldn't you be
studying for it anyways?

- Why? You're doing plenty
for the both of us,

and like you said,
I already know everything.

- I think Mister Beatty said
there might be extra credit

on local history.
- Yeah, I'm planning on regular
credit, I don't need extra.

- Yeah, but I might. So is there
anybody who knows stuff

on Middleton that could maybe
help us on the test?
- Um, what?

- Seriously, is there?

- Yes. There is.

- Middleton a century ago
was a fascinating place.

There were settlers here to be
sure because of the fur trade,

but it was around that time that
people started moving here
simply for the beauty

that Middleton has to offer.

Oh, I printed up a list
of their various occupations.

That's if you're really
interested.
- I am.

- Now, what did I do with it?
Chief Sanders would know.

Chief Sanders! Yoo-hoo!

Oh, that's right, he's out
getting our newest officer

set up for traffic control.
When I find the list,
I'll send it right over.

- And when I get the extra
credit on the test, I'll
come back and thank you.

- It is so good

to see young people
who are actually interested

in history for a change.
So many of you are focused
on other things like--

- Oh!

(sighing)

Oh, sorry,

my marble almost went
in the sewer.

- Ahem!

- Well, looks like
that's the last one.

Which leaves me just enough time
to get to my own private concert
at the library.

- Oh, Sam.
- Cassie. What
are you doing here?

- I was in the neighborhood.
- You're never in this
neighborhood.

- Maybe I was in it
because I wanted to see you.

- Thanks for making the trip.
- How are things going?

- Actually a little too busy.
Here, and at the office.

- Why don't we pick a spot
for dinner, you can
tell me all about it.

- Oh, you know what? I can't.
I've gotta go hear--I gotta go--

not here, but somewhere,

and do... something.

- Hm! Something you don't
want me to know about?
- It's about tomorrow night.

- Now I'm really intrigued.
- And you're going to be
impressed if I like what I hear.

Or see, or taste.

None of those are clues.
- I wouldn't even
begin to guess.

- Don't. See you
tomorrow night.

- You'll pick me up.
- Mm-hmm.

We're gonna go in style!

- Oh, hey Grace,
is your mother around?
- Sorry, she's not home yet.

- That's okay. I wanted to ask
her about that tea she's been
serving. The one I like.

- Oh, I don't know. She gets tea
from a lot of different places.

- That's okay. I can just
ask her tomorrow morning,
before I go. Thanks.

- Yeah. Have a good night.
- You too.

- I thought that guy was only
staying here for one night?

And that woman who keeps
sticking around here, too.

- Yeah, you know, they've been
coming and going

all week. I think
my mom thinks

they're, I don't know,
right for each other.

- Like, romantically?
- Well, it is my mom
we're talking about.

- So, what, is it like--
they're stuck here until
they finally get together?

- I'm not sure.

Maybe.

- So when they do finally
get together...

...it'll be a brand new day.

When are you going
to come out of there?

- Yoo-hoo! I'm ba-aack!
I've still got one more person

to try to convince and I've
written everything down
that I'm going to say.

I just need a box
of chocolates

to put them in a listening mood
when I launch into my speech.

- Maybe you should take two
boxes, so you don't have to keep
coming in here day after day.

- And break up my morning
routine? Nonsense!

- Because it's so much fun
coming in here.

If I refuse

to sign for those, does that
mean I don't have to take them?
- Sorry.

These are coming in
whether you want them or not.

- Just until I figure out
a way to stop them.

- Be right back.
- Great. Are you here
for the bouquet?

- Yeah. For Sam
and Cassie's date.

Were you able to make them
exactly like the other night?
- Yep. Exactly the same.

- Great.
- Oh, I completely forgot

to bring Grace's school book
that she left at my office.
I was going to give it to you

to take back to
Grey House to give to her.
- I can tell her you have it.

- Please do. And tell her she
can stop by my office any time,

day or night, and if I'm not
there she can just
let herself in.

- I'll let her know.
- And you'll put this on my tab?

- I'll just keep it running.

- Oh, those look fantastic.
- Yeah, well,

when you do something once,
it gets easier the second time.

Are you sure I can't interest
you in some carnations, instead?

- No, Sam wants his date
at the Bistro to be perfect.

And I have a feeling
it's going to be very romantic.

I'm decorating
the place way up,

and Sam even hired a string
quartet to play while they eat.

- It sounds like the perfect
setting for two people
to fall in love.

- I don't see how
anyone could not!

- I'm gonna spruce
these up a bit.

- Why the sudden extra effort?

- Because if I do things right,
I can get these deliveries
to stop, and maybe

that stupid clock will
actually start working again.

- Yeah, I don't
see the connection.
- It only matters that I do.

- Right.

- So, what time
can you have it done?

- Five o'clock, detailed
and waxed top to bottom.
- It's all yours.

- The shuttle will be back in a
minute to take you back to work.
- Thanks.

(cell phone ringing)
Cassie.

[I got your message.]

- Hey. I was wondering
if you were free for lunch?

[I was gonna to be driving out
to pick up some things
for the store]

that a friend brought back
from the Sudan.

Maybe you could meet me at
Merletto's on the way back?

- I wish I could, but I don't
have my car. It's being--

It's getting ready for tonight.

- Oh. I would've
loved to have seen you.
- Me, too. I'll see you tonight.

- Yeah, I'll see you then.
- Okay, bye.
- [Bye.]

- You're not gonna
take any notes?

- Oh, uh, you take
notes for things

you don't remember.
I remember.

- I just think that since
we've been given another day

to study for the test,
we should use it.

- Look, even if
I thought that I needed to,

which I don't,
I don't have my textbook.

- Where is it?

- I don't know.
I must have left it somewhere.

- Excuse me,
does anybody in here

drive a red SUV?
- Mine.

- You're illegally parked.
- But I always park there.

- Then you've been doing it
illegally.
(sighing)

- So I guess you want me to move
before you write me a ticket?

- I already gave you
a ticket, ma'am.

- You're new here, aren't you?

- It's my first week.
- Well, you're doing a fine job.

You know, it's teenagers
like that you should
really look out for.

You never know what kind of
trouble they might get into.

Seriously,

you should really keep an eye on
those two. In case they end up
somewhere they shouldn't be.

- Nice shot.
You've gotten a lot better.

- It's not that complicated.

You swing the mallet;
you hit the ball.

And then I get
farther ahead of you.

- Well, I'll be way over there
trying to catch up.

Ah.

Hello.
- Hi. It's nice to see each
of you enjoying one more day

in Middleton.
- Yeah, we figured we might as
well stick around and soak up

some of the local flavor, since
when are either of us going to
be back in this town again?

- We ran into each other at
Middleton Botanical Gardens

and discovered we both shared
an interest in gardening.

- Who could have known the two
of us had so much in common?

- So you ended up enjoying
your days here, after all.

- Yeah. Grey House is really
starting to feel like home.

- "A radiant palace
in the greenest

of our valleys,
by good angels tenanted."

- That's Edgar Allan Poe.
The Haunted Palace.

- I've been doing
a little reading.

- So, who's winning?

- Annabel is, by a mile.

- You've picked up
that game so quickly.

- I've had a couple of days
with a pretty good teacher.

- Well, I will let you
get back to your lesson.

(classical music)

Sam, this place looks amazing!
- Yeah, it does look
pretty great.

But most of the credit
for that goes to Stephanie,

by the way.
- Ah, it was all

Sam's idea. He's been
planning it all week.

- Is this what was taking up
all your time when I was
trying to get together?

- I've been busy, I know.
- Well, we're together now.

- Okay, sit. Sit. And I will go
get your first course.

- Everything is perfect.

- That was the idea.

- Oh. Hello. The invitation
said this is a dinner for two.

- Invitation?
- From who?

- I don't know. It just said
I was supposed to be here.
- And me, too.

I found this in my room. I
thought you had placed it there.

- Except I didn't.

- Then who did?
- Jim. Annabel.
You got my invitations.

Except you're both
just a tad early.

- Actually, they're not supposed
to be here at all. I set
all this up for Cassie.

- I just thought the two of them
could enjoy a romantic evening

together and then tomorrow
finally be on their way.

- Abigail, this is
our romantic evening.

- So what should we do
about that?

(cell phones ringing)
- Oh.

Sorry.
- Excuse me.

Nick?
- Grace?
- Where are you?

- What's going on?
- City Hall?!
- Have you been arrested?

- I'm on my way.
- Be right there.

- Oh, what a shame you're
missing your perfect evening.

- Okay, dinner is--

What's going on?

- Sam and Cassie had to run.

But we wouldn't want to let that
meal and such a romantic setting

go to waste. Table for two?

- Well--

- Champagne?

- Yes, please.

- So you came here to study?

- Not to study, but to get
Grace's book so she could study.

- Look, Abigail told me
that Martha told her

we could let ourselves in.
- Abigail told you?
- Yes.

- I did say that, yes. I just
never imagined you'd show up
quite so late at night.

- Because I thought
we should study.

- There's an excuse
I never thought I'd hear.
But I kind of like it.

- So this was just
a big misunderstanding.
Officer Charles is new

and he was just doing his job.

- I didn't think anyone was
supposed to be in here.

- And you did the right thing,
calling me-- and having them

call their parents.
- I'm so glad you're being
reasonable about this.

I didn't want to get on your bad
side during my first week.

- You explained your reasoning;
why would there be a problem?

- I just wasn't sure
you'd hear me out.
- Why on earth not?

- Because I saw you this week,
talking to so many people,

and it just didn't look
like you wanted to hear
what they had to say.

- Martha was trying to convince
people of a proposal about
something she believes in

very much. Adjusting
some speed limits.

- That sounds like a good idea.
- Hm!

- Do you even know
why people are against it?

- That's funny. Your mother
asked me the same thing.

But it seems like
so many days ago.

- Well, maybe you can use
another day to find out.

- Did you do this?

- No, I wish I would have.
- Welcome back.

Did you enjoy your date?
- It was actually a lot of fun.

- Well, I wanted to make your
return to Grey House as romantic

as when the two of you
finally leave in the morning.

- I've never seen
so many flowers.
- Neither have I.

- Try living my life for a week.

Aww... And just think,

if the two of you hadn't been up
for the same job, you'd never
even would have met.

- That's true. I guess we'll
have to figure out what happens
when one of us gets the job.

- It'll be okay.
You'll figure something out.

- I'll figure something out?
- I just meant--

- There's no part of you
that believes that I'm gonna
get this job instead of you,

is there?
- No, I mean, it's possible,
it's just... I'm the one

with the unique perspective.
- Which you're convinced is
so much better than mine.

- Whoa. What we have here
is a sea of flowers

and a romantic evening that we
don't want to see go to waste.

- I'll tell you what was
a waste: this entire day,

and then coming home with you.
- It's a good thing we never
have to see each other again.

- That's the best news
I've heard all week.

- Why did I even open
a stupid flower shop?

- Well, I'm sorry
about all this.
- About what?

- This is not exactly the way
I wanted our date to end.

- You're not gonna get
any complaints from me.
I got ice cream.

- I just wanted everything
to be perfect.

- I'll say it again: ice cream.

- But we didn't even have
dinner, you hardly got to hear

the string quartet, and
you barely even got a look

at all those flowers that
I ordered especially for you.

- I did notice that you got
all my favorite kinds, and
I appreciate all the trouble

you went through.
- And for what? End up
sitting in the back of a car

eating ice cream?
Not much of a date.

- I don't know.
It seems pretty perfect.

- You're right. It is perfect.

You know what else is perfect?
- What?

- The detailing job on this car.

Come on, it doesn't get
any better than this.

- I dripped ice cream on it.
- What? Oh, now the date
really is ruined.

- * You are magic,
I'm all right *

(birds chirping)

- Good morning.

There's tea for you.
- Thanks.

- Good morning, Annabel.
- Good morning. So,

I just got a text from
the company. They've decided
who they're giving the job to

and they're announcing it
later today.

- Huh! I'm gonna want
to stick around to hear that.

- Me, too. That is,
if you still have room.

- I still have room.
For one more day.

- Come on in.

I've been on hold with the
flower delivery company for...

hours. Stop
sending me carnations!

Just help yourself
to whatever you want.

- I'm looking for the most
extravagant bouquet you have.

- So you can convince someone
of something else?

- As a reminder to myself
of this week's follies.

It was brought
to my attention

that if I perhaps were
to listen to people more

instead of talking so much,
I might actually get
more of what I want.

I can't believe that
it took me an entire week

to realize such a basic
lesson in communication.

I guess some of us
are slow learners.

(door bell jingling)
- Mm-hmm. Here we go again.

Go ahead, bring them in, dump
them wherever you want.
- Oh, no, no, no.

I could never just dump these.
These are beauty in a box,
right here.

- It's merchandise I need
to get out the door.

- Are you kidding?
It's a lot more than that.

Do you ever get to see the
expression on the faces of the
people that get these flowers?

- Sometimes. When I'm not
stuck inside my store.

- Then maybe you need
to get out more.

- He's right. Your flowers
and chocolates

brightened up the face of every
person I handed them to.

- So it's a good thing
you opened your store

right where you did
and right when you did it.

- Yeah, I guess you're right.

- Let me get your signature

right here for all
these carnations.

- I'd be happy to.

- Glad to see that finger
didn't run out of ink.
- Yeah.

So, I guess I'll see you
same time tomorrow.

- You got it.
You're on my schedule.

Um, well, you were
on my schedule.

I guess they finally got
things straightened out.

- So tomorrow might finally be

a brand new day.

- Try not to miss us too much.

- By the way,
your clock is fast.

(sighing)

- What are you studying?
- Uh, math.

I have a test next week.
- Aren't you already
good at math?

- Yes, and I thought that
I was good at history,

but it turns out you actually
have to keep studying history

in order to stay
good at history.

- Did you finally take that test
that kept getting postponed?

- We did.

I got a B.

- I thought B's were
supposed to be good?
- Not as good as A's.

- Guess who got an A
on his history test?

The extra credit
put me over the top.

- Congratulations.

You deserve it, after
all the work that you did.

- How'd you do?

- Oh, I did okay... But I'm
going to do better next time.

- If you want,
I can help you study.

- You know what? I could
actually use the help.

- Okay, but you're gonna have
to explain it all to me first.
I stink at math.

(giggling)

- You look like a man

who just got a job offer.
- I did.

Just not the one
I interviewed for.

They went with someone who they
said is more right for this job,

but then offered me something
even better in Seattle,
where they're opening up

a new branch.
- Seattle is a beautiful city.

- I've kind of always
wanted to live there.
- Hm.

And I hear
congratulations are in order.

- I guess so, yeah.
- I'm really happy for you.

They made an excellent choice.
- Thanks.

Except I turned them down.
- What?

Why?
- I took the interview

because I wanted to find out
if there was something better
out there for me.

And I realized
I kind of like the job

I already have.

And then I found a book
in your library about Seattle

and it just made me realize
I didn't want to leave
my friends back home.

- You're from Seattle?

- Annabel's whole family's
from there. And now Jim is
moving there as well.

- For a job, yeah.
- Maybe I can show you around.

- I'd really like that.

- I just want to thank you
for these wonderful days

at Grey House.
It got to the point where
I didn't want them to end.

- Well, I'm glad you had
a pleasant stay.

- And you're going to have
to let me know where to get

that tea I've been loving.
- I wanted to ask that, too.

- It's from the Skagit Valley.

- That's not too far
from Seattle.

- Mm-hmm. I hear it's a lovely
place to spend a couple of days.

(whimsical music)

- Hey.
- Hey. How was your day?

- Well, I made it through

without having to pick up my kid
for breaking into City Hall.

- We are raising
such delinquents.
(laughing)

I'm glad you came by. Aside
from last night, I feel like
I haven't seen you all week.

- That's kind of true.

I guess I got so busy
trying to plan our perfect date,

we could have just cancelled it
and spent time together.

- With no plans at all.
- I'm just not that kind of guy.

I like to know how things are
gonna end before I start them.

- Where's the mystery in that?
- I like to think of it
as being prepared.

You can't go into surgery
without knowing exactly
what you're gonna do.

- Well, it's a good thing
I don't need a surgeon.

(chuckling)

- I just wanted you to know
how much I care about you.

- Well, if that's what it takes,
then you can keep on doing that.

But I'm letting you know
that you don't have to.

- What if I want to?

- I'll never turn down flowers
and a string quartet.

(clock chiming)

- ** If you're lost, you can
look, and you will find me *

- When did that clock
start working?

- Oh, it's been keeping good
time for a couple of days.

- * If you fall,
I will catch you *

- So, you got
any plans tonight?

- No. You?

- Nope. None.

- * If you fall,
I will catch you *

* I will be waiting

* Time after time *

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