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Yeah, no.

I know, Brad.

Okay.

I know, Brad. I'll be there at 9 sharp.

Oh, don't worry. The studio sent over a suit for me to wear. I guess I'm going

to trust my fashion sense.

Yes, I know what a big deal this is for us.

No, I won't forget the signed movie poster.

I will see you later. Okay, bye.

Angela Young? Yeah, that's me.

Thank you.

Is this the book expo?

Yes, I'm an author.

Great. Anything I've heard of? It's a book series called Time Visitor. They

turned it into a movie.

Congratulations on all your success.

Thank you so much.

Now all I need is some time in my schedule to enjoy it.

They're all here for you?

Oh, I doubt it.

Sorry. Oh, there's my sister. I can let myself out.

Okay. Hey, thank you again. Have a great weekend.

Thank you, too.

Thank you.

Hey.

Sorry I'm late.

It's okay. I'm used to it.

Take this.

Okay. Ready?

Let's do this. Yeah.

When did you get here?

About a half hour ago. I had to drop off some books at the TV studio for your

interview later, and then I just left my car there and took the cab over here.

Have I told you you're a great assistant?

About a hundred times. You can always say it again.

Oh, my God. Wow. You look amazing.

Oh, can you believe this? I think this suit costs more than my car.

Yeah, well, you're practically a celebrity these days. You've got to look

part.

How's Brad?

Is he in full control freak mode yet? Yeah, but that's nothing new.

How are you feeling?

Yeah, you know, I'm a little nervous.

Actually,

I'm a lot nervous. The hype behind the movie is pretty crazy, huh? Yeah.

I think this is about to be your new normal.

Oh, I love your costume.

Athena's my favorite character in the whole world.

Really? What do you like most about her?

She's not afraid of anything.

Exactly. I wish I had her confidence right about now.

Have fun today, okay? Bye.

So we're here till 11.

Then at 12, you've got your radio interview. 3 o 'clock, you are pre

Beantown Today. And then at 6, you and Brad are hopping on a flight to L .A.

your big movie premiere tomorrow night. Gee, is that all?

I really wish you were coming with us to Los Angeles. I know, but I've got that

wedding to go to on Saturday.

Yeah, I just can't imagine surviving a red carpet without you.

I can't do this.

Oh, no, you don't. What? I just need some air and some coffee and probably

more sleep.

Promise I'll be right back. Yeah, right. You... Always try to run every time you

feel overwhelmed. You've been doing this since we were kids. Come on, I'm a

writer. I didn't sign up for this.

Writing's the hard part. This is supposed to be fun. Oh, really? You want

places? Not a chance.

But don't worry.

I'll be at the back of the theater watching the entire time.

Take me to my happy place.

All right, little man. Looks to me like you are going to get to keep those

tonsils. What do you think of that?

Is that a good thing?

Is he going to be okay, doctor?

He is going to be just fine.

So his glands are a little swollen, his throat's still inflamed, but he should

be good by next week.

Thank you. You're welcome.

Quinn, what do you say to Dr. Callan?

Thank you, Dr.

Cowman. You're welcome, cowboy.

Whoa, look at all that wax in your ear. Let me get that. What?

Thank you. You're welcome.

Hey, see you later.

Hey, guys.

Good morning, sweetheart.

Did you guys have fun with Nana this morning?

Yeah, it was good.

We went blueberry picking, and then we made pancakes.

What? That sounds like the perfect start to the most perfect day ever.

What about you, Emily?

What? Oh, sorry.

Yeah, it was fun.

Alex ate like 40 pancakes.

We're going to go to the bookstore.

Come on, Alex. Bye, Nana. Bye, dear.

Wow. Do you remember when she used to ask permission to go someplace? Now she

just kind of tells me.

She's growing up, finding her voice. Before you know it, she'll be dating.

Some topics I prefer to keep my head in the sand, if that's okay with you.

Jeff, Emily needs someone younger who can relate to her better than I can.

And more importantly...

You need someone.

Thank you so much for worrying about me.

I should probably go check on the kid.

Make sure they're not getting into any trouble down there.

Oh, making yourself comfortable, I see.

What's on the Callen family bestseller list?

I'm reading a Japanese comic book.

Cool.

Emily, how about you?

The new book in the Time Visitor series.

I've told you about it, Dad. It's about a girl named Athena who can travel

through time.

She's totally amazing.

Well, time -traveling teen.

Who comes up with this stuff?

And the world needed a hero. Athena would be that hero.

Hey, sorry I'm late. I got stuck on a call with the film studio.

You look great.

Look at that. The audience is loving the movie.

Yeah, I'm kind of freaking out, Brad.

Are you kidding me? I always said you were going to be a big star, and now it

actually happening. Okay, I need boyfriend Brad right now, not manager

come on. I just need a little more content for the website. Okay, okay.

Phone's going away. Phone's going away. It's just me and you.

Listen, you've worked so hard to get to this moment. Okay, all you have to do is

go out there and be yourself. Be funny. Be charming. Be you. Yeah, well, I feel

a lot more like me if I were behind a laptop.

In a coffee shop, not in front of 400 people on a stage. You know what? Maybe

you just need some food to calm the nerves. Here.

I got some nuts. These are delicious.

Brad, how long have we been dating?

I'm allergic to nuts. What? Really? Yeah. Brad, my throat closes up and I

break into hives. Oh, that is not a good look. Okay.

No nuts. Good to know.

Well, as you know, we have a very special guest for you right now. The

the Time Visitor book, Angela Young.

Go get him, Slugger.

He's got it.

Oh, wow. That is seriously right.

Please tell me there are no more interviews.

Okay, I got a call from Good Morning America, and they'd love to have her the

Tuesday after the premiere. No, no, no, no, no can do. We got the opening of the

Time Visitor pop -up store in Chicago on Tuesday. Can they do Wednesday?

Brett, you're supposed to be on a flight to Beijing on Thursday for the next

premiere. I know. We'll make it work.

You've got to be really jet -lagged. Hey, we can all rest after the movie

$100 million.

Okay, the better the movie does, the more books we sell, right? Hang on, I've

got to grab this. Go for it, Brad.

Do you remember when we went canoeing in Nantucket last fall? How are you?

I wish we could do that again.

Hey, I got it.

Why don't we rent a canoe? Just for a few hours.

Oh, I'm sorry, honey. You go live on Beantown in less than an hour.

Right.

Okay, the most beautiful season of the year, and I get to see it all through

limousine window.

You guys aren't going to believe this.

We just closed the deal for three more books.

What?

Three more books?

Three? I mean, how could you not tell me this deal was in the works? Listen, I

didn't want to bother you with the details because I had no idea the deal

close this quickly.

Did you know about this?

I swear I found out when you did.

Congratulations. Am I missing something? I thought you'd be excited.

Brad, Time Visitor was supposed to be a three -book series.

Athena's story's over.

I want to tell new stories. I get that, but honey, your publishers are giving

you a gigantic bonus.

Yes, but it's not about the money for me, Brad.

I started writing because I love telling stories that would inspire young

people. But now all I do lately is go to meetings about Athena apps and video

games. And theme parks.

Don't forget the theme parks.

Kidding, kidding. Look, I understand.

It's overwhelming, okay? But come on, this is every author's dream.

No, Brad, this is your dream.

Look, and how am I even supposed to be inspired to write something new when all

I do is go to interviews?

Do you want a cup of tea?

No, I don't want a tea.

I want a break.

For a week.

Okay, just even it for a few days.

I want to see foliage. I want to go apple picking. I want to carve a

It's fall, you guys.

Hey, I love apple picking, too. I get it, and I understand that you're tired,

but we have to strike while the iron's hot.

Well, that's not the answer I was looking for.

Hey, Miss Young, we need you on set.

Thank you.

Ange, listen.

Okay, look.

I am not happy if you're not happy, so talk to me. What can I do to make you

feel better?

Be spontaneous.

Just this once.

Run away with me for the weekend. We can go to the Berkshires.

No cell phones, no computers. What do you say?

Let's do it.

Really? Sure. Why not?

You don't mean today.

Honey, we have the movie premiere in L .A. tomorrow night. We can't miss that.

Right. The movie premiere. Look, I promise you, we'll take a trip after the

holidays. But for now, all you have to do is go out there, do this one last

interview, and we are out of here. Okay?

You got this. You're great.

Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.

Oh, oh, thank you.

Okay, everyone, five minutes to air.

Oh, sorry.

Yeah, go for Brad.

Oh, Jennifer, how are you?

Yes, very good, I know.

Okay, we are going to be in L .A. for that, so we can do that work.

No, no, Angela is totally available.

It's very interesting.

Yeah, right.

That's great. We wanted to talk with the guys over there about merchandising.

It's all great. We love them. A couple little changes.

Yeah, just some little things, but it's all very exciting and very much on

board, I think.

The amusement park.

Great idea.

Uh -huh. I was thinking about the roller coaster.

Excuse me. I was looking for that woman I saw you with earlier today.

The one with the blue Pontiac parked in the tollway zone.

It's about to get towed. Oh, okay. No problem. It's my sister.

I'm actually headed out to move it right now. Thank you.

What? I'm sorry, what?

Just a second. Good time travel idea, you know.

Have you seen Miss Young? We'll go live in two minutes. What are you talking

about? She was sitting on set like a second ago.

Control room, our guest is MIA. We're going to need a pinch hit.

Cleon, where is Angela? She pulled a disappearing act is where she is. What?

Angela?

Ang?

Angela? Ang, they need you on set like right this second.

I am dialing your cell.

Wherever she is, she's not answering.

Maybe she went out for a walk?

Yeah, more like a long drive.

Sorry, I just needed time to myself.

Don't worry, I'm fine. I took Cynthia's car.

Well, well, Vermont.

Nice to see you again.

I'm Angela. I'm Mary.

I like Audrey Hepburn films and Thoughtwater's happy.

And talking to myself.

However, I'm not too crazy about the spring, so I'd appreciate it if you'd

off.

Come on, Vermont.

Work with me.

It was a beautiful drive up until now.

Oh, wow.

That's right.

Excuse me, ma 'am.

Are you okay?

Me?

I'm fine.

I'm Kevin Gaines, the town sheriff.

What's your name?

My name?

I have no idea.

It's okay. Take it easy. Take it easy. What happened?

You were in some sort of accident, but you don't need to worry, okay?

I'm a doctor.

Just the lab coat. Didn't give that away.

Dr. Callan.

Yes.

How did you know that?

Your name is on your coat.

Yes, it is.

Glad to see the cognitive skills are working.

That's good.

Where am I?

Well, you are in Hopedale.

The fine state of Vermont.

I've never heard of Hopedale. I didn't think so.

I'm the only doctor here in this small town. I figured we would have crossed

paths by now.

Listen, more importantly, can you tell me anything about yourself?

No.

It's too bad your name wasn't embroidered on your shirt, huh?

Sorry, that was a bad joke.

Do you have any idea what's going on with me?

Why can't I remember anything?

Well, I don't know right now, but I'm going to guess that judging from the

little cut on your head that you've suffered some sort of post -traumatic

loss. Now, it's okay. Don't panic. You didn't have a concussion, and the memory

loss normally doesn't last that long.

I should have had a purse with some sort of ID.

A phone.

We can go to my recent call. You didn't have a bag or phone when I found you

this morning. Just the clothes you were wearing.

Hello again.

I'm the sheriff we met earlier.

Yes, I remember that.

Thank you for your help this morning.

No problem.

Listen, if there's anybody out there looking for you, Kevin is going to find

them.

Just excuse us for a moment. I will be back, okay?

I thought this kind of thing only happened in the movies. No, it's a real

all right.

But as I mentioned to her, it shouldn't last that long.

So you have no idea where she's from?

Unfortunately, no.

No one's been reported missing in the area.

It's like she just dropped out of the sky into our little town.

Wow.

Guess you got your work cut out for you, huh?

Actually, you mind if I ask you a few more questions?

You know, she's actually been through a lot, right?

Let's just leave her for now.

Whatever you say, Doc.

In the meantime, I'll go file a missing persons report and see what we can find.

Okay, I'll see you later, man.

Hi. I don't understand. I know who all these celebrities are, but I can't

remember a single detail about my life. You are going to be just fine, all

right? Your memory will come back soon.

How long is soon?

Well, best case scenario, a day or two.

Worst case scenario?

Well, it could be a week. A week?

Okay, don't get upset. You're only going to make it worse, all right? I just

need you to relax.

Okay, okay, so what if what happens next? What do I, um...

Do I get a cat, a sling? Did you break anything?

I don't think so.

Okay, then no.

Tell you what, a lollipop?

Thanks. Look, I was just going to get you some scrub that you can change into

you like. I hope the shoes fit. It's one of my nurses.

I'll leave you with that, okay?

Oh, actually, what should I call you?

Huh? I was thinking I'd probably give you a name. Oh, right.

Yeah, that makes sense.

Cheryl. I don't really feel like a Cheryl.

This is going to be a lot harder than I thought. How about... How about

Elizabeth? Elizabeth.

Nice to meet you.

Pleased to meet you too, Dr. Callan.

Keep it down.

Great.

Not only do I feel strange, but now I look strange as well.

I promised I won't tell my nurse you said that.

Oh, right. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to. I'm kidding. Sorry, I was kidding.

There was a reason I wanted to bring you into town so soon after your injury,

though. The quicker that we can expose you to images you may recognize, the

faster your memory will return.

So what do you think? Look around. What do you see? Does anything ring a bell?

I see a post office, a gazebo, a banner that says Fall Fest, but

nothing's ringing a bell.

Okay.

Stop for a sec.

Take a deep breath.

Close your eyes.

What do you smell?

I think I smell apple pie, cinnamon, and

a fire.

burning off in a ditch.

That's good.

Does that remind you of anything? Yeah.

My mother.

I don't remember much, but I know she used to bake pies this time of year.

That's good.

You feel better?

Yeah, a little.

Thanks. Hey,

Jimmy. You need a hand with that?

Nah. This is about as close as I get to the gym these days.

Hey there, Jimmy Daniels.

I'd shake your hand, but I'm afraid these boxes wouldn't survive the fall.

Nice to meet you. My name is... Elizabeth.

Elizabeth. Right.

Is this your store?

Sure is.

Booker, he's been in my family for over 70 years.

Want to come in, look around?

You know what, we're just going to head to the diner, but we'll come back after.

Ah, well, feel free to drop by anytime.

Good to meet you, Elizabeth.

Nice to meet you.

Everybody seems so friendly around here.

That's small town living for you.

Hi.

Yeah.

Can I get you a coffee?

You're really comfortable around here, huh?

First job I ever had was right here at my parents' diner.

Actually, that gazebo you saw earlier, that's where they got married.

Post office you saw, that's where I found out I got into medical school.

So yeah, you can say I know my way around this place.

Come sit down.

Sit here.

You can get some food if you want.

Hi, honey.

Oh, hello.

Make yourself comfortable, Elizabeth.

These are my parents, Bob and Jane. This is Elizabeth.

Hi, how are you? Hi, sweetheart.

So where are you from?

Well, actually, your son and I are both trying to figure that out right now.

Yeah, Elizabeth is having a little trouble with her memory.

Sheriff Gaines found her walking alone on the highway this morning all by

herself. And you can't remember anything before that?

Nope. So where are you planning to stay while you're in town?

Oh, I hadn't even thought about that.

Is there a hotel or something nearby?

Oh, I'm afraid our hotel is full of tourists this time of year.

Don't be silly. You can stay with Jeff.

She can?

Sure. You've got that beautiful guest house. It never gets used.

Oh, no. I wouldn't want to impose on you and on your family.

It's just Jeff and the kids. It's no trouble at all.

No. You know what?

It's probably not such a bad idea.

Head injury?

No one keep an eye on you?

As long as it's not an imposition, then sure.

Sorry about this.

Kids are supposed to be here by now.

Oh, that's okay.

Not on my wedding.

Hi, Dad.

Hey, guys.

Where you been?

Fishing on the dock.

I got four.

All by myself.

That's impressive, Alex, but that's not an excuse for being late, right?

Uh, Dad, you do know there's a woman sitting in our truck?

Don't mind him.

Hi, I'm Emily.

Do you work with my dad? Guys, this is Elizabeth, all right? She's a patient of

mine. She's going to be staying with us for a little while.

In our house?

Well, she's going to be in the guest house.

She's having a difficult time remembering some things, and we are

her, okay?

Okay.

So, you lost your memory.

That's incredible.

Well, I'll tell you what. It doesn't feel very incredible right now.

Emily, how was your day?

Pretty good. I got picked to write a one -act play for Fall Fest.

It's not a big deal. What?

Come on, are you kidding me? That's a huge deal.

Congrats, honey.

Fall Fest is an all -day celebration of the seasons. We have it every year to

raise money for the kids' school.

It's pretty awesome.

There's games, every kind of food imaginable, and there's a really cool

wheel. Wow, that sounds great.

Favorite day of the fall, right, kids?

Yep. And you got picked to put up a play for the entire town? Yeah, but I'm

worried since I only have two weeks to write it.

Well, I'm sure you'll write up to the challenge.

You should come if you're still here for Fall Fest.

Honey, it's 12 days from now.

Yeah, as much as I would love to see her play, I'm pretty sure my memory will be

back and I'll be home.

Okay.

Home sweet home.

I'm going to go empty the dishwasher.

I'm going to go clean my room.

Okay.

I thought kids were supposed to hate doing their chores. Oh, don't be fooled.

They're only doing it to get today's Wi -Fi password.

I change it every day and give it to them once they finish their chores.

Wow, that seems brilliant and disturbing all at the same time.

Hold on.

Yeah, it's not easy raising two kids on your own, so... I hope Alan...

I wasn't bothering you with this third degree earlier.

Oh, no, of course not. I mean, I'm a strange woman in hospital scrubs. I'd be

curious, too.

Yeah, their mom passed away a few years ago, so he gets a little overprotective

of me.

Yeah, of course.

That makes sense.

I'm sorry about your wife.

Thanks.

Here, let me show you around.

Wait, hold on a second.

What is this?

Oh.

You have a canoe?

I do.

Used to be my grandfather's, unfortunately. I've neglected her over

though. I don't understand.

Your kids do their chores when they're supposed to. Your property seems

meticulously organized, and yet you have this amazing 1930 Sullivan Model D just

sitting here in disrepair.

How do you know so much about canoes?

Oh, you know what?

I have no idea.

It's probably a good sign, right?

It is a good sign. It would be a great sign if you could connect it to actual

memories.

But if you continue to have those, your memory will be back in no time.

Okay, well, at least I'm starting with the really important stuff, like old

canoes.

Come on, let me show you around.

Okay.

Sorry if it's a little ducty in here. We don't get many guests, but... No, it's

lovely. Thank you.

I think I can take it from here, Dad.

Okay, great. It's all yours.

You know, you can join us for dinner tonight.

If you're tired, you can just go to sleep.

Yeah.

Wow, he's even weirder than usual.

It's nice having you here. The only other girl that comes over is my Aunt

And she always tries to take me shopping for dresses and makeup.

And I don't really care about that stuff.

What kind of stuff are you into?

I love books.

Fiction, mostly.

Oh, so you must spend a lot of time in that bookstore I saw in town.

Are you kidding?

It's like one of my favorite places.

Maybe we can go before you leave.

Yeah. Yeah, that would be great.

Okay,

that's my cue.

See you in the morning. Thank you.

You have almost reached Angela Young. Please leave a message and I will call

back. Cynthia, that's like the fifth time you've tried calling her since she

left town a couple days ago. Aren't you the one who said she'd contact us when

she's ready to come home like she always does?

No, you're right. I just wanted to make sure she's okay.

I still can't believe she decided to take a vacation the day before the movie

premiere. Angela, that's what she does when she gets stressed out.

Also, look on the bright side.

You can always look forward to attending the sequel in a couple years.

Well, I do like the sound of that.

So... Where do you think she went this time?

Oh, if I had to guess, I'd say she's hiding out at some spa resort on the

somewhere. You know, anything to forget her real life for a while.

It's a good thing she's got us to keep her real life going.

Are you sure I can't help?

Nope. I think I got it all covered here, so you go ahead and sit down, all

right?

Hey,

Elizabeth, would you like to play a game later? We have a whole closet of them.

Dad has to go to a town hall meeting, so he can't play with us.

You guys, Elizabeth has had a rough couple days, so we are going to let her

some rest, okay?

Actually, you'd be amazed what 10 hours of food can do for you.

Okay, well, that's good to hear.

All right, pancakes.

This is one of my favorite dishes, right?

Dad, isn't this the only dish you know how to cook?

Okay, come on, you guys.

I'm sure I'll love it. I'm starving.

Can I eat three? Elizabeth gets first serving.

She's our dad.

That's right. Thank you, Emily.

Are you going to wear the same hospital clothes the entire time?

They're called grubs.

Right, Dad?

Yes, they are.

I promise.

I'm going to get new clothes the minute I get a chance.

You know something?

I'd really like to join you to that town hall meeting, if that's okay.

Okay. I mean, I was thinking you might need a little more rest today, though.

Any more rest and I'll never get out of that bed.

Last thing about the pumpkin carving competition.

We still need volunteers for registration and judging.

Oh, sign me up and Bob, too. I thought we were taking it easy this year,

Jeannie. When you rest, you're rough.

That was a real spitfire.

You have no idea.

Okay, shifting to new business.

Jeffrey, why don't you start?

Yeah, thank you.

Hey, everyone.

I'm sure most of you have heard by now that we have a new visitor in town. I'd

like you to say hello to Elizabeth, please.

Now, she's having some trouble with her memory. We hope it's going to come back

soon. But in the meantime, Sheriff Gaines and I, hoping that everybody here

could help us cast a wider net.

That's right.

I've been in touch with the other departments from the surrounding area,

nothing's come up yet.

Looks like you guys come in.

I have a couple thousand Instagram followers. We could post a pic and see

anyone recognizes her.

That's a great idea, Wendy. Let's do that.

Here, Elizabeth, let me take a photo.

Seriously, Bray.

Are you okay?

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

Sit down. You know, maybe that's enough for now. Okay, thanks. Thanks, Wendy.

Skipping stones. I haven't done that since I was a kid.

Well, then you're seriously missing out.

Want to try?

Sure.

Oh, only two bounces, huh?

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize that this was competition.

Come on.

Here we go.

Three.

Good one.

You okay?

Just frustrated.

Nothing I'm doing is helping me bring my memory back.

You know, I was doing some research this morning, and apparently some people

find it helpful to write down their experiences. It helps them kind of jog

memories. Anyway, I, uh... I brought you this.

Journal.

Thank you. You're welcome.

You know, I also just wanted to check your vitals.

A house call at your actual house. I'm impressed.

Just look at me for a sec. Okay.

Did that hurt at all?

No. No?

Okay. Let me see your hand for a sec. Just give me a rest.

Heart rate is a little fast, but that should normalize by morning.

I'm just going to check your eyes here, okay?

I mean, yeah, everything looks good.

So you just relax, enjoy your time, and check out again in the morning, okay?

Thanks, Doc.

Don't worry.

We're going to get you home.

In the meantime, we are happy to have you here, so... Thank you.

Hi. Sorry I'm late. I had to change.

Did I miss breakfast?

Good morning. No, I left you a plate right there on top of the stove.

Don't worry about being late. I'm definitely not a stickler about time,

kid? Yeah, right, Dad.

No comment.

So, any luck with your memory this morning?

Uh, nope. Not yet.

Apparently my brain's late, too.

So listen, we're going to head into town.

Emily's going to go to the library to work on her play, and Alex is going to

hang out with my parents at the diner. Do you want to...

Catch a ride in with us. It's probably better than hanging around here all day.

Um... Yeah, sure, why not?

Bye, Dad. We'll meet you at the diner at five.

Okay, sounds good.

You make sure you get Alex to Nana's, right?

Yeah, okay. Okay.

Are you sure you're going to be okay by yourself? You're more than welcome to

come down, hang out at the office if you want. Oh, no, thanks. I think I'm going

to head over to the library and do some more research, see what comes to me.

Okay. You know, just so you know, um...

Kevin, the sheriff you met yesterday, he's doing all that he can for you as

well. I know. I just, I could barely sleep last night thinking that there

be somebody out there looking for me as we speak. I completely understand.

But again, I could also be a recluse that lives alone somewhere.

Oh, I doubt that.

Either way, I just, I feel like I need to do something.

Okay, well, good luck. And if you need to pick up anything afterwards, you can

find them on these two blocks. You've got my office down there, a thrift

farmer's market.

Great, okay.

Well, I'll take it from here. Okay, sounds good.

Yeah.

Oh, except, um, I don't have any money.

I'm sorry. I swear I'll pay you back. You know what? Don't even worry about

Here you go. Thanks.

Hey, you never know. Maybe I'll find out that I'm an heir to a great fortune.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say probably not.

You never know.

That's true.

You know what?

I don't care if you even have a dime to your name. I just want to make sure you

get home safe.

Amen to that.

Okay, see you later. Bye.

Hey, you're the woman who lost her memory, aren't you?

Yeah. Yeah.

Ward travels fast around here. Oh, I actually took your photo at town hall.

Oh, right.

Hi. I'm Wendy. I'm Elizabeth.

Hey.

Is there anything I can do to help?

Oh, you're sweet.

I've been online for hours, but I think I've officially run out of things to

search for.

Yeah. How can you search for yourself when you don't even know your name or

where you came from?

Yeah, exactly.

I think I just need a little break.

What are you working on?

I'm starting college in the fall, so I have to fill out all these housing forms

online. Oh, that's great.

What school?

Emerson, for communications.

The campus is literally in the heart of Boston.

Is Bob... everything okay?

Hi. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, I just realized I have to be somewhere.

Good luck with school.

Thanks.

Hey.

Do you have any news on Elizabeth?

Not yet.

Sent her DNA to the lab in Concord, but that won't be ready for a week.

Doesn't make any sense, does it? She'd be missing four days and no one's

for her?

Well, there could be a bunch of reasons.

Maybe she lives alone.

I was thinking about that. But then, you know, what about, like, family or

friends or co -workers?

Well, it's anybody's guess at this point.

That should give some time.

Yeah, I guess that makes sense. I'm just, you know, trying to figure it out.

Yeah, I noticed.

Hey, Emily.

How's it going?

Not that great.

I can't seem to figure out how to turn my story into a play for Fall Fest.

Oh, well, maybe I can help.

What's it about?

Well, it's that next school, and the lead is a popular 13 -year -old girl

Erin, who loses a pair of concert tickets for a show that evening.

In order to find the tickets, she has no choice but to ask for the help of

several classmates, who she's never even talked to before.

She doesn't end up finding the tickets, but she does end up with two new best

friends.

I like it. So she ends up gaining more than she loses.

Huh? Well, in other words, the concert would have only lasted her one night,

the friendships could end up lasting her a lifetime.

Oh, yes.

That's it.

So, in order to set up the story, you can have a scene where you show Erin and

her popular friends...

not speaking so kindly about the two students who end up helping her. That

we can quickly explain where all the characters stand.

And at the end, I can maybe have a scene where Aaron defends her new friends

from the popular ones.

I think you might be a natural at this.

And who knows, you might be a theater teacher in your real life.

Well,

I'm actually headed to the thrift shop for a new wardrobe, so I'm really hoping

I'm a fashion designer.

Do you want to come with me in case I'm wrong? Sure, that would be fine.

Uh -huh, that's different.

Emily, you're allowed to speak your mind. I promise you won't hurt my

I know, but I want you to buy what you like.

You're the one who's going to be wearing it. That's a good point, but I still

want your opinion.

What, I don't get an opinion?

Hey, Dad.

Hey. Hello, Dr. Callan.

Are you checking up on us? I just finished work at the clinic early, was

by, saw you girls in the window, and thought, you know, since I have such an

amazing sense of style.

Yeah, right, Dad.

What? Something tells me you're stretching a tooth there, Dr. Callan.

Maybe just a little.

Well, good. Since you're here, we're going to put you to work.

Maybe you can help us decide what my new wardrobe should be.

Great.

Okay.

Oh, look at this. How about that?

Dad, are you kidding?

Elizabeth would never wear something like that.

Yeah, Emily's right.

I don't know what my identity is, but it doesn't involve that suit.

Right.

Okay. Well, how about the three of us split up and meet back at the change

in, like, Ten minutes.

Okay. Sounds like a plan. Sounds good.

Good.

Yeah.

Too much?

You know, maybe it's a little too much.

Oh, that's nice, but it is pretty tiny. Yeah, I don't think so.

I think this is it.

I love it.

Wow. It looks really good.

Nice.

What's for dinner?

Meatloaf from the diner.

Nana's secret recipe.

It's not really a secret, Dad.

Nana tells everyone that recipe now.

Right. Okay. Well, I guess I stand corrected.

Well, he could or not smell frillish.

Alex, bud, can you turn the TV off for me, please?

Oh, no worries. I got it. Okay, thank you.

Did you guys put the utensils out?

Yeah.

I'm trying, but the crystals are working.

Please just help us once more.

You okay?

I... I think I just had a...

A memory from my real life.

But I don't know how to connect the dots.

You're putting so much pressure on yourself without realizing that you've

through a trauma.

So what do I do?

My suggestion is you stop trying so hard to remember and trust that it will all

come back to you.

You're not just saying that to make me feel better, are you?

You might be a therapist in your real life, but I'm a practicing MD in this

Now let's just...

Go sit down and enjoy dinner.

Okay? Okay.

Give me a minute.

Thank you.

Is everything okay? Yeah, everything's fine.

Everybody got one here?

And what is the arc again?

It's basically the emotional journey of your lead character over the course of

the play.

So it's when I take a character from being mean to compassionate by the end

the story?

Yeah. That's right. You got it. This is so helpful.

Good. I'm glad.

Hey.

What are you guys doing upstairs? Hey, Dad.

Elizabeth is helping me with my play for Fall Fest.

She didn't wake you, did she?

No, no. I was up. Okay.

Has Prince Alex graced us with his presence yet? Not yet, but I heard him

playing video games this morning.

Okay. Alex, time for breakfast, bud.

Are you sure you're okay taking these two? Because I can drive them down, drop

them off. Oh, no, it's the least I can do. Well, you say that now, but wait

you try to get him to do, well, anything.

We'll be fine. All right.

Well, this is my cell phone work number. If you need my dad, he'll be here

within minutes, okay?

This is very professional, Dr. Callan. You mean annoyingly organized?

I prefer responsible.

Whatever. Whatever you.

You just be good, all right? Okay.

You know where to reach me. Okay. Okay.

Hey.

What's up?

Looks like we have the whole day together. What do you want to do?

Okay, well, you're obviously busy.

I just came by to see if you wanted to help me out with this secret mission I'm

about to start, but we can each do our own thing today if you want.

What kind of secret mission?

This is a secret project.

Yeah, it's a surprise for your dad.

All she needs is some oil, some varnish, and a few holes patched.

Sounds like a lot of work to me.

Well, it won't be easy, but if we work together, we can get this done in no

time. You know what the best part is?

It's great for fishing.

Really? Mm -hmm.

Unless you have to get back to your video game.

Nah, the game can wait.

Great. Okay.

Go around that way.

That sounds terrific.

So when do you think we can expect a new outline from Angela?

Oh, I'd say probably within a few weeks.

Great.

Because if the film takes off, the demand for the next book will be

extraordinary. Amazing. And not to worry, Angela knows this is a top

Thank you guys so much for coming in. Appreciate it. Thank you.

Thanks. Good to see you. Love those glasses.

Amen. I trust you. Always a pleasure. Thank you.

Thank you. See you later.

Bye.

Bye.

Brad, it's been four days without any communication.

She has never gone this long without talking to me. Wait, aren't you the one

said stop worrying, Brad? She just needs some time alone.

I think we should go to the police.

Cynthia, calm down. She's fine, okay? And actually, we're getting...

Get a lot more work done without her. I'm sorry, but I cannot keep pretending

like it's business as usual. Okay, I hear you. I hear you. How about this?

about if we don't hear anything in the next 48 hours, we go to the police? But

until then, let's just assume that she's at a relaxation spa somewhere getting a

seaweed wrap or something.

So I'm curious, why did you guys stop using the canoe?

I remember my dad and mom used to take it out on the water to watch the sunset.

Maybe it just reminds him of her too much.

Yeah, that must have been a really tough time for everybody.

Yeah, our nana and grandma stayed a lot back then, and our daughter made lots of

cookies.

Well, hopefully the surprise will do the trick.

Yeah, he's going to love it.

Well, we've been working on it for three days. He better love it.

New development?

Actually,

I was following up on a missing person at Tallahassee, but it turned out to be

someone else.

But for now, you and the kids like having her at the house, right?

Yeah.

No, she's been great.

This morning she was helping Emily with her play, and Alex, well, Alex hasn't

put her in a closet yet, so that's a good thing, right?

Yeah, yeah.

I'd say that's progress.

I tell you, though, man, it's crazy. Ever since she's been staying with us,

like we're just...

Happier than we've been in a long time, yeah?

What's so crazy about that?

It's a good thing. I know.

What's the problem? I worry about the kids, you know, when she eventually has

leave.

Jeff, you and I go way back.

Take my advice.

Don't worry about it so much.

Just enjoy the time you do have with her.

You're right. You're right.

And besides, right, she's got some friends and family out there that are

for her right now, and that's a good thing.

Yeah. Thanks, buddy.

Watch your step.

This is a little dramatic, don't you think? Are you kidding? It's not nearly

dramatic enough for what you're about to see. Okay, why do I get the feeling I'm

about to walk into the water up the pier? Okay, no more talking, doctor.

All right.

Keep your eyes closed, okay? On the count of three.

Don't look.

One, two.

It's pretty cool, right, Dad?

Oh, no.

You don't like it.

Oh, I shouldn't have done any of this. I'm so sorry. No, no, no.

It's beautiful. It's exactly like when my grandfather brought it home for the

first time.

Well, it turns out I probably know quite a bit about canoes in my real life.

But honestly, I could not have done it without Emily and Alex.

Brings back so many memories.

Well, maybe it's time for you to make some new ones.

Why don't you take Alex out for her first test drive?

What do you say, bud? You want to do that? Yeah.

Okay. But you got to go next with me, okay? Okay. All right.

Should I go get the life jackets?

Do that.

I'll come with you.

Thank you.

It is beautiful out here, huh, son?

Yeah.

Oh, man. I miss being out here, that's for sure.

They look pretty good out there, huh? Yeah. They look happy.

Yeah.

See that spot right over there?

Uh -huh.

That's where your Uncle Jordan and I got stuck when we were kids.

What? Really?

Yeah. Got in trouble that day.

I like it here, Dad.

Yeah, me too, son.

Whoa, did you see that fish jump?

Where? Right there.

Okay.

Oh, beautiful.

Emily, what does this remind you of? The picnic at Fisher Cove?

Exactly, remember that with the ants all over our sandwiches?

Oh my gosh, we ate cookies for lunch. That was the best. Okay, for the record,

we don't normally get to eat cookies for lunch, but it was a last resort.

Oh, don't worry. I believe you, Dr. Callan.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, you just seem like a predictably by -the -books kind of guy. That's all.

Okay, first of all, I am not a by -the -books kind of guy.

Oh, really?

What?

I can be spontaneous.

Yeah, right, Dan.

What? I can.

Okay.

Okay, why don't you prove it?

Okay, I will.

What? Now?

Mm -hmm.

Okay.

Um, all right.

You ready for this?

Whoa, Dad.

Dad, what are you doing? Where are you going?

No way. You're just kidding, right?

Dad. What are you doing? No way. He's just kidding.

This is me.

Yep.

Oh, here, let me give you your jacket. Oh, no, no, you keep it.

I don't want to find you.

Thanks again for today, Jeff.

I honestly wouldn't change a thing.

Me neither.

Pass your bet.

Yeah, I'll be right in.

Okay. I should probably go.

Yeah, of course.

Sleep well.

You too.

Elizabeth, can I talk to you about something?

Yeah. Sure.

What's up?

Here's the thing.

I like you. The kids like you. That's obvious. But first and foremost, I am

doctor. You are my patient. And as long as that is the case, I have a code of

ethics that I live by, which includes not getting romantically involved with

anyone under my care.

Right.

Yeah. Oh, I agree.

100%. Good. That's great. Good. Okay. Yeah.

I mean, as we both know, I could have a boyfriend or a husband.

Who knows? I may even have kids of my own.

Mm -hmm. Yeah, that's true.

Well, good. So it's settled.

From now on, we'll just keep everything very professional.

Yeah. I think that's probably for the best, you know?

Yeah. Yeah.

So I assume you're going to go to work? Yeah. I'll stay here, and I'll help the

kids with all that.

Yeah, good. That sounds great. All is well. So I'll re -consummate the final

rehearsal before the big show tomorrow. Is Emily so excited? Emily is so

excited.

We'll go to work. Yes, I'll just go. I think that makes... Makes sense. Yeah.

Okay.

what do we do first?

Well, we're going to retrace every single step that you made since the

you came to school today. Good luck.

I can barely remember what I had for lunch.

I'm sorry, would my character even say that? Sabrina, can you just please stay

in character?

I hate to say it, but I was kind of thinking the same thing, Emily.

I didn't do anything.

So, I know what I'm going to do.

Maybe it's not working.

I don't know.

You know what?

Why don't we take a little break?

Emily and I will work on the script and we'll get you a new one tonight, okay?

Okay. Hey,

don't worry.

You still have time to fix this.

Not really.

The play is tomorrow.

What am I even doing?

I'm going to embarrass myself in front of the entire town. No, no, you're not.

You're going to be great. You'll see.

Thanks. I don't know how I would have done all of this without your help.

Oh, that's sweet.

No, I'm serious.

It's important to me that you're going to be here tomorrow to help me get

through this.

Okay? Of course.

I wouldn't miss it for the world.

So you say Miss Young has done something like this before?

Yeah.

A few times, but only to unwind. And just for like a weekend or so.

Okay.

I have Angela Young, 5 '7", 126 pounds.

Green eyes, dark brown hair, last seen leaving on a blue Pontiac.

October 3rd, Tuesday.

Is there anything else? We mentioned that she's a very successful author,

Yes, sir, you did several times.

Is there anything else we can do on our end to help?

No. Just let us get this missing person's report into the system, and

what pops up.

Okay? And don't worry.

We're doing everything that we can.

Thank you. Hey, no problem.

Are you hard at work or hardly working over here?

Oh, neither.

I'm just writing in my journal, hoping that I get Schreiber a memory or two.

Sounds like you deserve a break.

Well, you don't have to ask me twice.

Mmm.

Something smells delicious.

That's good timing, hon. I just popped them out of the oven.

Mmm. Oh, God.

We are heaven.

Mm -hmm.

Salty caramel. Are these pecans? Yes.

Absolutely.

Elizabeth, what's wrong?

I don't know. I'm on my way to the field. Here, have some water.

Call Jeff.

Elizabeth.

She's alive.

She's awake.

What happened?

Well, you had an allergic reaction to the nuts.

In my mom's brownies.

Well, and it does say they're to die for.

Okay. Why don't you go up to the house and get ready for the festival with your

sister, okay?

See you later, Elizabeth.

Bye.

You gave us quite the scare last night.

How are you feeling?

I'm okay.

I have a headache and my throat's really itchy.

Yeah, that's normal.

It should be gone shortly.

Thank you for taking care of me.

Again.

Not a problem.

Part of the job.

Is that all it is?

No.

It's not.

I'll go make some coffee, okay?

Okay. Got a big day ahead of us.

I decided I'm going to say something here on stage at the end.

But do you think a speech is too much?

No, not at all.

You're the voice of the story.

And you're pretty adorable. But I don't know, I might be a little biased.

Dad! Get over here, kiddo.

See? The whole gang is here, right?

What are you doing here so early?

Yeah, I thought you couldn't come until after work.

I don't know. Just thought I'd take the day off work and spend it with my

favorite people, right?

Besides, I've got the office forwarding my calls, so technically I'm still at

work. Well, I guess we'll take what we can get.

Listen, I was just about to go help your mom. Are you going to stick around here

for a bit? I'm not going anywhere today.

Okay. I'll be right back then.

Okay.

What are you guys smiling about?

You.

What? A guy's not allowed to smile? Come on. We know, Dad.

You know what?

What's going on with you and Elizabeth.

You like her. It's totally obvious the way you smile all the time now.

It's cool, Dad. We like her, too.

Okay.

Listen, guys, I know that everybody really likes Elizabeth, but you've got

remember that, you know, she's not from here, and her memory's going to come

back, and she's going to...

I have to leave, okay?

You never know.

Yeah, you both said she'd be gone by now, but here we are, almost two weeks

later at Pole Fest, and she's still here.

Okay, I just want you to be prepared, though, okay? Just in case... You worry

too much, Dad.

Trust us.

Everything's going to work out.

All right. Get in here.

Hey, I thought you'd be up to your eyeballs in pumpkins by now.

They're still carving.

I'm trying to enjoy the quiet while I can.

Good for you.

Do you mind if I join you?

Oh, of course.

Look at you. You've been writing up a storm.

Oh, sis, yeah, I know. I'm running out of pages.

I just want to write everything down before I forget.

Well, maybe we need to add writer to your list of possible professions.

Yeah, I guess anything is possible.

It's a pretty special town, Hopedale, isn't it? It is indeed.

I couldn't imagine living anywhere else.

You're not the first person I've heard say that. It's true.

Look, whatever happens, I'm glad you're here, sweetheart.

Thank you.

Sorry to interrupt, but have either of you seen Emily?

Dee's having some trouble hanging up the backdrop and needs some direction.

Oh, well, that's my cue to go find Emily.

I'll see you later, Jean.

Good luck.

Thanks.

Hey, guys.

Kevin, what's up?

Well, we've got a lead, buddy.

I'm down in the ravine up to 146, about a half mile away where we found

Elizabeth.

Some kids were, uh, hiking and found an abandoned car smashed into a tree.

We ran the plate, and it belonged to the sister of a Boston woman who's on the

missing persons list.

Looks like it's our girl, Jeff.

Wow, that's... That's great.

Yeah, I'll follow up with Boston to get back to you.

Of course, yeah, that sounds good.

Good work, Kevin.

All right, bye.

Hello?

Yes.

They found the car.

Uh -huh.

Yeah. Okay, thank you. We're on our way.

What, is she okay? They only found the car, but a woman showed up in the nearby

town of Hopedale, Vermont with amnesia two weeks earlier. Grab your stuff.

Vermont?

Elizabeth. Hey.

You finally came by the store.

Yeah, I don't know what took me so long. Have you seen Emily?

I think she's in the back.

Ah, thank you.

Time visitor.

Angela Young.

I grew up in Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

Angela has always seen Athena as a reflection of herself.

That's me.

In my book.

Angela Young.

We need you on set.

I'm Angela Young.

Elizabeth? Elizabeth.

Hi.

Hi, I've been looking everywhere for you. How'd you find me?

Well, you said this was your favorite place.

What are you reading?

The Time Visitors series.

Have you heard of them?

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

Big movie coming out, right? I love these books.

They make me want to become a better writer.

You are a good writer, Emily.

And you're about to stage your very first play.

So why are you hiding in a bookstore?

The whole town's going to be there.

What if they hate it?

Oh.

Look, I know you feel vulnerable.

But you did the very best you could.

And now it's time to share it with everyone.

What if I forget all my lines? Oh, you're not going to forget your lines.

will be an amazing experience for you. Oh, sure. Then how about we trade

Ha, not a chance. But I will be right there with you the whole time.

Come on, let's go.

Dad, what do you think?

Well, it kind of looks like me in the morning, doesn't it?

Hey. Hey. I was looking for you. Is everything okay?

Yep, yep. Crisis averted.

I'm going back on stage now.

Elizabeth, look at my pumpkin. What do you think?

I love it. It's great. Good work.

Hey, bud, listen. I just need to talk to Elizabeth for a minute. Would you mind

just giving us a minute?

Good luck.

Listen, there's something I need to tell you. Wait, hold on.

Wait first.

You know, I've been hearing about fall fests ever since I got here, and so far

it's living up to my expectations.

Good. That's great.

Wait, Jeff.

You've been my doctor for the past two weeks, and I've done everything you

me to do.

Haven't I?

You have?

Okay, well, it's my turn now.

I have something very important to tell you, too, but I wanted to wait.

Let's just have a few hours to ourselves before we say what we need to say.

Deal?

Deal.

Okay. Okay, let's go.

Let's go have some fun. Okay.

One, two, three.

This has been the most perfect day.

No matter what happens, this is how I want to remember my time here in

This is how I want to remember you.

I feel the same.

You know,

having you here the past couple weeks has been wonderful for the kids, but...

It's the thought pulled me out of a shell that I've built around myself.

I'll always be thankful that you came here.

Oh, look up. You're going to miss the surprise.

It's amazing.

I have to tell you something.

Wait, hold that thought. It's time for Emily's play. Oh. We have to go. Yes.

If they were my real friends, they would have ditched me. I'm glad I met you.

Sorry we didn't end up finding those two kids.

I think I found something much more important.

would allow her to meet two people that she would end up knowing for the rest of

her life.

She would also learn one of life's greatest lessons.

Never judge a book by its cover.

Thank you all for coming to my first play. Hopefully it won't be my last

But I also want to thank Elizabeth for all her help. I could not have done this

without her.

Elizabeth, can you please come up here and say a few words?

I don't think you have a choice.

Here you go.

Hello, everyone.

I'm not much of a public speaker.

But I'd like to thank all of you for the incredible support you've shown me

since I arrived.

And I'd especially like to thank Emily and her amazing family for opening your

home and your hearts to me.

I'll never forget you.

But I have something important to tell you.

Something I just learned about myself.

Earlier today, my memory finally returned.

And it turns out that my real name is... Angela!

Angela, it's me!

Oh,

we

missed you, sweetie.

Angela, are you ready to come home? Yes, of course.

Hi.

Hi, everyone. Sorry for interrupting the festivities.

But my name is Brad Thompson, and this is actually my girlfriend, Angela Young.

And she's been missing for two weeks, but we finally found her.

I'll talk to you later.

Hey.

Hey.

How long did you know?

Just before I met you at the festival.

I'm sorry. It's okay.

I've known since Sheriff Gaines told me that they found your car earlier this

afternoon.

I guess we both knew that it was going to happen eventually, right?

Yeah. Jeff, I never went.

Me neither.

Make sure you say goodbye to the kids before you leave, yeah?

Yeah, I will.

Maybe name a couple characters after us.

Are you really leaving?

Yes, Alec.

It's time for me to go home.

I always wanted a signed copy.

You bet.

Take care of your dad for me, okay?

So good to meet you.

Thank you for everything.

You be good.

You ready?

Yeah.

Great. We got you.

We are getting so many interview requests here. Are you getting this,

Yeah, my phone is seriously blowing out of hand.

Yeah, go for Brad?

Uh -huh. Yeah, no, she's back.

Uh -huh.

Tomorrow. Yeah, I think we can do that. Let me just, I'm going to transfer you

to Cynthia because I'm getting another call. Can you take this? Yeah, yeah,

yeah. Yep.

Hey, it's me, Gail.

Gail, how are you?

Yes, she's doing great.

No, I know.

She does. I think so. We can definitely do that.

Just don't confirm it.

So you go live in five minutes.

Terrific.

Why do I even have to do this interview?

They don't care about my work. All they want to talk about is Vermont.

Exactly. Best -selling author loses memory after accident. It's a great

Yeah, but I don't want to explain what happened to me just to sell more books.

Angela, you're a storyteller. You can't leave out the best part of the story.

Look, just a couple more interviews, okay?

You promise?

I promise.

Hey.

I really missed you.

We did.

Of course.

We did.

We've talked about the books and the movie, but we haven't heard about what

happened in Vermont.

Well, I'm still trying to figure that out myself.

I mean, you lost your memory.

What was it like?

After the accident and the amnesia that followed, I was consumed only with

figuring out who I was and how to get home.

But with the help of some very special people in Hopedale, I soon learned to

make the most of the experience while it lasted.

What an extraordinary story. Any message for the people who helped you?

I, uh... Well, I, um...

I just hope they realize what an impact they've had on my life.

And

you

were amazing.

Can you believe it? They already want you back on the show in a month. Oh, be

sure to mention your Twitter handle next time so we can promote the new book. We

really want those Amazon sales to spike in time. I'm not doing the show

tomorrow, Brad.

What? Oh, uh... No problem. No problem. We can save it all for the today show.

No, I'm not doing any more interviews.

I can't do this anymore.

Got it. You need a break. We can finally, we can take that trip to

You could ride from the road. No, I can't do this anymore.

Oh.

I see.

Brad, you are so good at managing my career.

We have the perfect business relationship.

But let's be honest.

You care more about selling books than being my boyfriend.

Look, Ange, I'll be the first to admit our relationship, it could use some

but overall, we make a pretty good team, don't we?

Something happened in Vermont.

I finally figured out who I was and who I truly want to be with.

And as much as I try to go back to the way things were, I just can't.

It's okay.

I knew something had changed the day we put you up in Hopedale. I could see it

in your eyes.

I want you to be happy, Ange.

You deserve it.

You took me to places I never even dreamt for myself.

I'll always remember what you did for me.

Hey, promise me one thing.

Don't stop writing.

Cynthia!

I don't have time to explain, but I need to borrow your car. What? Again? Come

on. It's brand new, and we have clearly established that you're not a very good

driver. I promise I will never ask again.

Okay, don't hold me to that.

You're going back to Vermont, aren't you?

Yeah, how did you know?

Is that obvious?

Mm -hmm.

Thank you. I love you, sis. I love you, too.

Oh, hang on.

Give me your arm.

Oh.

Angela.

You know, just in case.

Thank you.

Bye. Bye.

Toss it back.

Angela! Hi!

Angela!

Hi.

We thought we'd never see you again.

I know. I'm sorry I left in such a rush.

So dramatic, right?

Like something out of your books.

Speaking of, I started working on a new series.

Journey Girl, The Discovery.

Dedicated to Emily, Alex, and Jeff, who helped me find my way.

That's us. Yep.

It's only the first few chapters, but I would love for you to give it a read.

Get your thoughts. You know, writer to writer. Are you kidding? I'm going to

read it right now.

Hey, kid.

Want ice cream?

Thanks.

Hi.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

What are you doing here?

I thought you got out of work at 6.

I just thought I had to loosen my schedule when you left, you know.

Spend more time doing the things that make me happy.

Yeah.

Me too.

I saw your interview on TV.

You did?

I was awful, wasn't I?

No, it was good.

Did we really have an impact on you?

Yeah.

Yeah, you did.

Look, Jeff.

I didn't know who I was or where I belonged when I first got here.

But I do now.

What about your real life?

This is my real life.

Jan Lilly, Ryan Pavey. Harvest Love premieres next Saturday at 9. Part of

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