All language subtitles for The Wedding Veil Expectations [2023]

These are the moments.

Every day is something new.

These are the moments with you.

Best alarm clock ever.

It smells so good.

You were smiling in your sleep.

What were you dreaming about?

I dreamed that I married a handsome
prince, and he woke me up with roses,

lived in the most lovely old castle.

And did this handsome prince make you a
mushroom omelet for breakfast?

I don't know. Did he?

He tried.

Aw, what dream gets better than that?

Well, he could be a better cook, but he
had good intentions.

Well, if he had an updated kitchen.

And by updated, I mean something from
this century.

Yeah. Well, the house whisperer is
coming by to give us an estimate.

That's what my mother calls the
contractor she recommended.

You know what? He was in my dream.

Yes, he had a built -in refrigerator, a
double oven, and a six -burner stove.

So did you leave the handsome prince for
him?

Well, what can I say? He had me a
refrigerator.

I don't like this story.

So, Sam, what do you think?

Well, I've got some good news and bad
news.

Okay, let's start with the good news.

Okay, I've got to check with my guys,
but I think we have an opening.

Great. Okay, now the bad news. This
house has some serious quirks.

Like, really serious.

Such as?

You'll have to bring the plumbing and
the electrical up the code.

Oh, that's no big deal. Isn't it? And
you may have a drainage problem.

We can totally fix that.

Sorry, Sam, just one second.

Well, Kim...

Oh, and one more thing.

I'm having some real concerns about this
room.

Yay.

Hi. Grace, hi.

You know what? Your timing is so
perfect. Sam's actually here right now.

isn't he wonderful? Oh, he is very
thorough, but he thinks there are a lot

problems with the house. Wait, come in.

Buying assets is always risky.

So much potential. I think it's worth
it.

And Sam is simply the best.

Well, thank you kindly, Mrs. H.

Well, I've got to get to my next
appointment, so I'll send you guys an

Thank you so much.

Thanks for all the good news.

Whatever the estimate, you couldn't be
in better hands.

You know, my visit here overlapping Sam
was no accident.

Yeah, I'm getting that.

You know, I was an interior designer
before I got married, so I was thinking

might be of some use.

Well, we would absolutely love your help
in turning this house into a home.

You married very well.

So I've been told.

Three grown -up married ladies.

All thanks to the veil.

Well, one of us has a grown -up fancy
house.

It has so much history. You guys are
going to love it. Come in. I want to

you everything. Oh, yeah?

What?

I'm so glad you're here.

See? I told you I wasn't going to forget
it. Well, it's going to be the main

attraction at my lace exhibit at the
museum.

It just never loses its charm for me.

I brought something else for your
exhibit.

What? Oh.

The christening gown from Ariana's
trunk.

Aw. You guys.

Oh, no, no, no. We're not going down
that road again.

There's no legend attached to this. It's
just timely.

Paolo's grandmother sent it to me. Oh.
Pretty sure it was a not -so -subtle

hint. Aw.

Whoa. Oh, no, don't be alarmed. It's
just the house. I mean, it's over 100

old. It's very expressive.

I think it's just saying it's happy
you're here. I had a brownstone that

noise like that, so I broke up with it.

Come on.

Do you realize it's been over a year
since the three of us were together?

It's my wedding, right?

Wait, how is Nick?

Oh, he's great. Super busy running two
restaurants and me running the auction

house. No, we have not figured out when
we're going to have a honeymoon. It's

hard balancing marriage and career. All
of us, we're all so busy.

I know. I'm just so happy we were
finally able to get together. We should

definitely toast to that.

Oh, excuse me. Can we have three glasses
of the rosé, please?

You know what? I'm just going to stick
with water.

Thanks.

Well, I'm driving, you know, so I should
just, I should drink water.

Is there any chance that our designated
driver could be pregnant?

Blink twice for yes.

Maybe. Wait, did she say maybe?

That was not what I was expecting.

What? Okay, a few months ago, I did have
a positive home pregnancy test. Peter

and I were so excited, but I went to the
doctor, and unfortunately, I wasn't

pregnant.

They said the tests were 99 % accurate,
and I was 1%.

Oh, Avery, I'm so sorry.

Thank you.

It was really hard.

At this time, I really think I'm
pregnant.

Don't say anything.

I don't want to tell Peter yet until I
go to the doctor and we know for sure,

you know, because I don't want to put
him on that roller coaster again.

Oh, my goodness. You guys are the first
people I've told. Don't say anything to

anyone. That's all I know for sure,
okay?

It's not a word.

Except for these three. We love you.
Yes, we love you so much. I love people.

Being a mom would be the world to me.

You are going to be a great mom, and
that kid is going to be the luckiest kid

the world.

Only next to yours and Emma's.

Paolo and I aren't there quite yet.

And I was willing to go along with you
both with the veil, but no, you can

me out of the christening gown.

Oh, well, maybe I'll take it for a test
drive.

No, I just don't think I'm the mothering
type. Well, I don't think you know

yourself as well as we do.

Well, maybe you're right.

I love you. I love you.

Thank you guys for bringing the veil and
Christmas gown, and thank you for being

you. One way is not nearly enough.

Can we get the whole weekend, okay? This
does not count as our annual antiquing

trip. You know what I was thinking?

Let's go to New Orleans then. Okay, I
love this conversation, but I don't like

long goodbyes, and we have to get to the
airport soon. Oh, no, no, we forgot to

take our selfie. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah,
come in.

One, two, three, four.

Everyone say, one, two, three, four.

Everyone say baby.

Okay. One, two, three. Baby!

That's a good one. I love you.

Can you please call us as soon as you
know? I will.

Bye!

The French lace will hang here on this
wall.

And then I'm thinking the Italian pieces
can go here.

And then the veil will sit right here by
the painting.

I wish Sonia was here to see this.

Well, she got such a great job at the
Getty. We can't blame her for leaving.

I know.

The new guy starts on Monday.

What's he like?

He's not very warm or fuzzy on the
phone.

Well, the board's thrilled to have him.

Anything Mason's Levesque can breathe
new life into the Sandbridge. Well, I

think the Sandbridge is breathing
perfectly well.

Make it more relevant. Boost attendance.

The board is always singing the same
tune.

You're on the board. What tune are you
singing?

I'm singing whatever tune my lovely wife
would like me to sing. Very good

answer.

He's big in New York.

He's got access to high -profile
artists.

I know you're close with Sonia, but I
think you should give him a chance.

Well, I hope he likes lace.

There's no lace.

Hi. Hi.

Hi. Hi.

I thought you were in a board meeting.

Well, yeah. I had to duck out earlier.
I'm going to a future class, remember?

Oh. Okay.

You okay?

Me? Yeah. No, I'm good. Yeah, yeah.
Everything's great.

You just seem... You know.

Sorry. I'm fine.

Okay.

I'll see you at home. Okay.

Bye. Bye.

Hi, this is Avery Hastings. I'd like to
make an appointment, please.

Oh, Dr. Hawthorne is out of the office
until the 17th.

I think I might be pregnant.

Would you like to see somebody else?

No, I thought I was pregnant last time,
and I wasn't, and it was really hard. I

mean, my husband. So whether the news is
good or bad, I just really need to hear

it from Dr. Hawthorne. I understand.

How is 945 on the 18th? Oh, that would
be perfect. Thank you so much.

So, do you have any news?

I'm seeing the doctor next week. Does
Peter know?

No, not until I know for sure.

Also, there's another man in my life.

Sorry, what did you say?

I think I'm in love.

What does Peter think?

Oh, Peter loves him too.

He's the contractor we hired.

You guys, he really gets the house.

Oh, God.

Your baby daddy and the other man are
getting along.

Tracy!

Too much?

Too soon.

No pregnancy jokes until she knows for
sure. Oh, there's also another man in my

life. What is going on out there? Peter
knows and he approves, but I'm not sure

that I do.

Okay, now I'm going to need you to
elaborate.

He's the new executive director of the
museum.

Mason Sylvester. I haven't actually met
him yet.

Oh, I have.

He's been to several of my auctions.

Really? Well, give me the scoop. What's
he like?

I find him grating. He's such a... an
opinionated person.

Well, I'm sure you two will do fine.

To know you is to love you.

Oh, thanks.

I just feel like I have so much going
on.

Could it be because you do?

But we are here for moral support 24 -7.
Yeah, words you may live to regret.

Never. Ever.

Sam says he's starting the kitchen
tomorrow, so it looks like you'll be

from my cooking for a little while. I
enjoyed every second of it.

You know what? I've got to bring the
veil to the museum before the painters

start in here.

What do you think about a cinnamon and
toast combination?

For breakfast?

No, for the walls and the trim.

Too monochromatic.

Yeah, too monochromatic.

I'm going to ask your mom.

It's going to be so great to have her
help. Yeah, I'm surprised she

I don't think she would admit this, but
I think she's a little lonely.

Why? She's got friends.

One of the people at the foundation.

Yeah, but maybe she needs, you know, a
little romance in her life.

I don't know.

I know my father had a pre -storybook
marriage.

Yeah, but it doesn't mean she can't find
love again.

I just, I don't see my mother dating.

I've got a big date tomorrow.

I'm presenting my proposal for that art
program to the board.

Oh, I'm so proud of you.

Well, hold your applause until they say
yes.

Maybe apricot and toast.

For breakfast or for the walls?

Both.

Hmm.

Huh.

Oh, sorry, the exhibit's not open yet.

But it is.

A painting and some lace.

I don't see how this merits an exhibit.

Yes, then you don't have to attend.

I'm afraid I have no choice.

I'm the executive director of the
museum.

Oh, right. Hi. Hi, Mason Sylvester.

Guilty as charged.

Ah, you must be Avery.

Nice to meet you. Likewise.

Yeah, the exhibit has already been
announced.

There are new pieces arriving every day.

Ah, so we just have to make the best of
it.

We have framed pieces of lace from other
countries. We have standalone pieces.

We also have a neat piece portrait of a
bride.

It was actually found in the basement of
the Stambridge. Yes, and I'm aware of

its history.

And the actual veil that the bride is
wearing will be on display.

It's made of the finest Toronto lace.
It's so beautiful.

We found it at an antique store in San
Francisco.

So you have a personal attachment.

I do.

I wore it at my wedding.

Hmm.

And you're married to one of the board
members.

Peter Hastings.

I am, but I worked for the Sandbridge
long before Peter and I ever even met.

Huh.

Excuse me, Mason.

I have the Tate Modern London returning
your call. Ah, excellent.

If you'll excuse me. Sure.

So what do you think of Mason?

Well, not warm and not fuzzy.

I know Sam says it has to be brought up
to code, but I can just see it. You

know, stockings on the mantle, a roaring
fire.

And a gentle rain for good measure. Oh,
I just love this house. I can't stop

thinking about it.

You know, and what everything's going to
look like. Oh, so it's the house that

inspires you.

Yeah, I guess it is.

Ooh, I missed that.

I may have to replace these windows.

Just don't replace that view.

Now, did you decide on any colors yet?
Yes. You know what? Let me grab my

samples. I have a few ideas.

Real life examples are so much better
than those little teeny tiny paint

swatches. They evoke the feeling of a
color.

This will go with everything.

From holiday dinners to casual Sunday
brunch.

For the dining room walls.

Elegant, yet warm.

And I've been thinking a lot about the
bedroom, and I was having trouble, and

then I found this.

I wore this in my hair the first time
Peter and I met.

And I just love the purple. Oh, the
purple is so beautiful. But I'm

you know what? Let's do it a little bit
more muted, a little bit more dusty, and

in this deep charcoal right here.

That would be great for the force.

That could work.

And I really love this creamy color. I
thought this would be great for the

But maybe with a splash of peach, I'm
going to have to find you something for

that color.

Hey, sorry I'm late. My class went a bit
long.

What'd I miss?

The dining room and the bedroom.

For the wall.

I don't get it.

Real life examples evoke a feeling of
color.

Yes, but don't go too bright with the
purple. More dark than muted. Gotcha.

Yes. What do you think?

Darling, if you love it, I love it.

Oh, that's the right answer.

Oh, it's going to be so gorgeous.

How can you tell? I haven't even
started.

Avery sees everything through rose
-colored glasses.

Oh, yeah?

Tell me how you see this.

Yep.

What are we looking at here?

Well, it's a leak of some kind.

Probably coming from the drain.

She doesn't look that bad.

Yeah, well, hang on to your glasses now.

I discovered another leak in the laundry
room.

Grace, hi.

Yes, that sounds great.

Oh, I love that. Your mom wants us to
look at some furniture that she found.

Well, I can't. I've got to prep for my
meeting with the school board.

Okay, I'll go.

It looks like it'll just be me, so I'll
meet you there.

Said she found some furniture for the
family room.

Family room?

I thought we were calling it the
library.

What? No, I don't know what to call it.
Not yet.

Hey, we can call it whatever you want.

You're right.

No, it's...

We'll call it whatever. It doesn't
matter as long as we're together.

Yeah, that's right.

I'm sorry.

I don't know what got into her.

I've been married for 22 years, and my
wife is still a mystery.

There's a lot of great stuff in here
right now.

This sofa might work.

Beautiful. And you know what? If we went
with something like this, it would give

us a lot of options for the drapes.

Right. Now, Peter's tall, so we have to
take that into consideration.

But it also has to work for short
people, so I think the sofa should be

rather than high so nobody falls off.

Excuse me a second.

Hey, Lucy, can I call you right back?

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah, let me look for it.

Belgian lace didn't arrive, so she needs
the invoice to contact the courier. Can

you hold this for a second?

Um, I'll look in my purse that I have
with me, but I... I don't think... No, I

don't see it. Did you check my desk?

Okay, listen, don't tell me something.
Please, absolutely not.

No, really, don't tell him, because then
it's not wrong, and we're going to find

it, and... Yeah, I'll do that. Yeah,

yeah, I'll be there really soon, okay?

Thank you. Thank you for trying. Do not
worry.

How much longer are we going to be here?
We're leaving right away.

Okay, I'll be there in 20 minutes.

Are you upset? I'm sorry if I was being
too picky about the sofa. No, it's not

about the sofa.

It's about that man over there.

What about that man?

He's someone I knew in another life.

Oh, what other life?

He's the man I almost married before I
met Peter's father.

So go up there and say hello.

No, I... It's been so long, I don't know
what I would even say.

Well, apparently he does.

Oh.

Grace?

I thought that was you.

Clark.

What a surprise.

It's so good to see you. It's good to
see you, too.

Oh, this is my daughter -in -law, Avery.

Hi, nice to meet you. You, too.

If you'll excuse me, there's just
something I wanted to look at.

Well... What are you doing in Boston?

I just moved back. That's why I'm here
looking for furniture.

Oh.

Isn't that a coincidence?

Well, what are the chances?

Well... It's great to run into you.

Yeah, you too.

Well, you look terrific.

You look fantastic.

Thanks.

So the Belgium lease was delayed and
shipping.

Lucy. Coming.

Hello?

Dr. Hawthorne, hi.

Really?

You're positive? It's 100 % sure?

Thank you.

Thank you so much, Doctor.

I'm going to have a baby.

It's official.

I'm pregnant.

I knew it.

We're so happy for you.

I'm so excited.

I can't believe it, you guys. I'm going
to be a mom.

I'm just thrilled and I'm scared and I'm
nervous and just totally overwhelmed.

It's all those hormones.

Have you told Peter?

No, I haven't told him yet. He's
teaching right now.

He is going to be so excited.

You know, I've been dreaming about how
to tell him.

And I was thinking I would take him to
the Italian restaurant where we had our

first date.

I mean, I'm telling the man I love
that...

I'm pregnant with someone he's going to
love for the rest of his life. It's just

a moment we're going to remember
forever, and I want it to be perfect.

That's very sweet.

Very Avery.

Mario, hi.

Avery, are you coming for lunch?

I just came to go over the menu for the
opening of the exhibit.

Yes, I have it right here.

I added my mozzarella arancini. I know
it's Peter's favorite.

Oh, delicious.

This looks amazing.

Yeah, Peter loves this place. I mean, so
do I.

You know, we had our very first date
here.

Really?

Yeah.

I'd like to make a reservation for
Saturday night, and I want to sit in the

spot. And where was that?

Right here, at the bar.

It was... Oh, it was these two seats.

Consider them yours.

Oh, thank you. And what time?

The same time that it was then. 8 p .m.
on Saturday night, please.

Ci vediamo.

Ciao, Bella.

Good to see you.

I'm just going to order some dinner.

Chinese or Thai sound good?

Either one.

Honestly, though, I'm just getting...

Thick and tired to take out. I know. Me
too.

Hey, do you want to go out on Saturday
night?

We could have a nice romantic dinner.

Yeah. Yeah, okay.

Is that for the presentation?

Yeah. I'm supposed to meet with the
school board Friday morning.

There's so much red tape.

They don't seem to understand how
important art is for these kids' lives.

They need a way to express themselves.

What's wrong?

It's just... That's how I was as a kid.

You know?

I mean, my father's whole world was
science, and his one and only son was...

He's a nerd.

He never said it, but... I mean, I know
he was disappointed.

It takes courage to follow your own
path.

And you're just trying to give these
kids that same opportunity, I think.

I think you would have admired that.

You know what? My mother was right.

I did very well.

So did I.

This one really captures the feel of the
house. The architecture, the era.

But this one...

Well, this one says friendly kitchen,
where we can gather around, we can cook,

we can laugh about our day.

I think I'd go with the talkative one.

Really? Hey, you want to get in on the
backsplash beefsteaks? I can't make up

mind. Um, yeah, whatever you want.

I need a few minutes.

What happened with the school board?

The meeting was postponed until Monday.

Not a good sign.

Sorry.

No. I have 72 hours to rewrite this
proposal and make it stronger.

It's just... There's so much riding on
this, I can't fail.

Then you won't.

Thanks.

Of course.

Hi, Mario.

I am so sorry, but I actually have to
cancel our reservation for Saturday

But you were so excited. What happened?

Peter has to work, and I just don't want
any distractions when I give him the

good news.

What news?

Uh, what? Sorry? What news?

Uh, that, that, that I got a new car.

And he didn't see it in the garage?

Right, because that's something he would
have noticed. Um, no, it's, you know

what? We ordered it. It's being shipped.

So could we come next weekend instead?

Saturday night and 8 o 'clock.

Perfect. Thank you so much. We'll see
you then.

Well, dinner was great.

Well, I just wanted to try and thank you
for agreeing to furnish my place. You

have a great eye, Grace.

As keen and as green as ever.

Well.

I haven't been on a date in ages, and I
have to admit, I'm a little nervous.

Well, I think it's going great so far.

I think it is, too.

What are you doing tomorrow night?

Um... I really enjoy your company,
Grace.

I really enjoy yours, too, Clark.

Probably more than I feel I should
admit.

You know I was married to Daniel for
such a long time that it just feels a

little odd to hold another man's hand I
Can understand that

But it's not like we just met no And
I've been wanting

to hold your hand again for a long time

Would you like a cup of coffee?

Oh, no, thank you. Are you sure?

Yeah, very sure. Thank you.

My one indulgence is the suggestion of
caramel without the carbs.

I've learned my own right.

Oh, now you can really smell that
caramel.

Really good.

I'm okay. Maybe next time.

Oh, well, let's discuss the decline in
attendance.

You know, when I took this job, my
mandate was to bring more attention to

museum. Well, you and I have the same
goal.

Yeah, I don't see how a lace exhibit and
a painting that's been on the same wall

for two years is going to create a lot
of excitement.

Well, the Amici and lace may not be your
cup of tea or coffee or whatever, but

it certainly resonates with many of our
patrons.

And it resonates with me.

See, I interned at the Museum of Modern
Art.

I spent years at the Guggenheim. So my
expertise lies in modern art.

And that is the direction that I intend
to take the museum.

I need to know that I have your support.

As long as I can have my own opinion.

I'm sorry.

The Belgian lease is about to be
delivered and I need to sign for it. If

excuse me.

Did you tell Peter?

Not yet.

But I have to this weekend. I mean, the
secret's getting harder to keep. I'm

actually having symptoms.

Morning sickness?

Yes, a little. And pregnancy brain. I
keep losing everything.

Oh, and my sense of smell. It is like a
superpower.

Yeah, it's all those hormones.

Roses are amazing.

Salmon, not so much. Oh, Mason, can you
drink some caramel -flavored coffee? I

cannot stand it. Just the thought of it
makes me feel ill.

How are the two of you getting along?

Well, he thinks I'm just some
sentimental woman who's married to a

but... I happen to also be a really
amazing curator who cannot find her car

keys. Okay, well, when you do find those
keys, drive home carefully.

You have very precious cargo on board.

Aw, you might have that cargo, too,
someday.

Oh, no. No cargo for me. I'm fine as I
am.

Hey, listen, ladies, I gotta run. I love
you both. Okay, talk soon.

I've got some samples for the curtains
here. When do you inspect Avery?

She can't find her car keys, so it might
be a while.

Oh, wow.

Some of these are quite impressive.

Yeah. The kids in my class did them.

I'm thinking about getting them framed.

Maybe I should show these to the board.

They say more than I ever could.

Oh, you just reminded me of your father.

I was fighting for your cause.

Oh, I've got to go home and change.

I'm going to the theater tonight.

I'm going with someone I haven't seen.

Uh, wait, like... Like a date?

Yes.

He's becoming very important to me.

We're going to Martha's Vineyard for my
birthday.

Didn't you just meet this guy?

No, I've known Clark since college.

We were engaged to be married.

What? I...

Why am I just finding it though now? I
never expected to see him again.

Mom, I think if this guy is important to
you, he should meet your family.

Well, then why don't we all have dinner
together Saturday night?

I think you're going to like him as well
as I do.

These are here.

So you already knew about this guy?
Well, I was there when they met. Or met

again at the furniture showroom. Well,
why didn't you tell me about him?

Well, I just thought Grace should tell
you herself.

My mother is a very wealthy woman.

She's a sitting duck for any old
boyfriend that suddenly reappears.

I really don't think you would say that
if you had seen him together.

Well, we're going to see him together on
Saturday night.

What do you mean?

We have dinner with him at the Astoria.

No, we're going to Mario's on Saturday
night.

I think the Astoria is more my mother's
feed.

But you and I are going to dinner
together on Saturday, remember?

My mother seems to really like this guy,
and I don't want her to get hurt.

I need to check him out before it's too
late.

Good night.

Night.

Oh, sorry.

Okay,

let's...

We'll go on three. On three or right
after three? The number three and then

clap. Okay. One, two, three.

There.

You've got to be kidding me.

Thank you.

The most extraordinary lace arrived from
Spain today. Some of it belonged to

Queen Isabella.

Clark. Why don't you come with me to
Avery's event?

She's curating a new exhibit at the
Steinbridge.

Oh, I would love to.

So, Clark, what brought you back to
Boston?

Actually, it was a job offer.

I thought that you were retired.

Well, I did retire from my practice. So
you're a lawyer. A doctor.

Oh, what kind of doctor?

Pediatrician. Aw.

You must love kids.

I do like kids. I love them.

I never had any kids of my own, but I
got to care for thousands over the

What was the job offer?

Well, it's only part -time, but it's
something I've always wanted to do.

What is that?

Teach. Peter teaches, too.

Art.

I'm starting this fall at the Harvard
Medical School.

Oh, great.

He's actually starting a program for
kids that he really hopes to take

That is very impressive.

Well, it's not as impressive as Harvard.

I ordered the chocolate souffle for
dessert.

Well, it's my most favorite dessert in
the world.

Yes, I remember.

What is that noise, Tracy? Are you
jumping on the trampoline?

Oh, yeah, we ended up switching to a
treadmill because Nick didn't want to

bounce and there wasn't room for both.

Oh, exercise is really important. It
really helps clear the mind.

Tell him what to do before the baby
arrives.

I don't recommend remodeling a house
while you're pregnant.

Avery, did you tell Peter yet?

I've been trying to. We're supposed to
have dinner at Mario's on Saturday

But he's so concerned about his mom's
new boyfriend, he insisted that we have

dinner with him instead.

Wait, are you telling me Grace hates it?
Has a boyfriend?

Yeah, it's an old romance that's been
rekindled.

We were shopping for a sofa, and
actually, I was bringing the veil to the

museum. So I asked Grace. I asked her to
hold it for a second, and Clark just

appeared. Oh, Avery.

I'm just saying. They're on their way to
Martha's Vineyard right now.

I'm happy for Grace.

I know. Peter's having a really hard
time with it. I don't really know why.

Well, if you decide to tell Peter that
he's going to be a father, I'm pretty

sure it'll improve his mood.

I know. I have to tell him soon.
Sometimes we're getting...

Really hard to hide.

I just want him to be as excited as I
am.

I'm not sure that's possible.

Oh, no. What happened?

The basement flooded.

Wait, did you call Sam?

Yeah. He called the plumber, and then
the plumber just called him, so the

broke down.

Sam told me to turn off the water until
he gets here. Okay, what do we do?

Buy another house.

No, I love this place, and so do you. I
love it a lot more when it's not

leaking.

Now we've got to keep the water off
until Sam gets here, and then they might

want to turn off the electricity. So I
say we just go to a hotel tonight.

That is perfect.

Perfect? What's perfect about no water
or no electricity?

No, I mean, just staying in a hotel.

You know, it'll be romantic.

I have got to get a pair of those rose
-colored glasses you've got.

I can be there after work.

If the house doesn't float away.

Yeah, I'm going to make reservations.

It might float away.

Oh, hi.

I'd like to book a really nice room.

Is the honeymoon suite available?

Yes. Is it for a honeymoon? No, it's not
actually our honeymoon. It's just...

Well, it's a very special occasion.

One that we're always going to remember.

Are you all right?

I need to lie down.

Okay, come over here. What happened?

Sam's plumber never showed up, so we had
to call another one.

He was pretty sure it was a busted pipe,
but he couldn't be positive until he

got out of the house.

But he couldn't get out of the house
until the extractor arrived. Wait,

extractor? What's an extractor?

It's a machine that sucks up all the
water.

It's supposed to be there at three,
which turns out it's cold for 545.

Oh, I'm so sorry. Why didn't you call
me? While I was waiting, I went online

I looked up water damage, which reads
like a Stephen King novel for a

So then I went downstairs and I started
bailing the water on myself, and then I

pulled my back out.

I'm so sorry.

The roses and candles.

Yeah, and the new dress.

Sweetie, you look so pretty.

Mason wants me to cut half the text
describing each piece of lace.

So I guess people can just guess who
wore what when and cultural

Well, he's making some other changes
around here.

Big changes.

Like what?

Well, he's trying to acquire more modern
pieces, and he wants to replace them

with the older paintings that are
already on display.

Well, you better not be talking about
Portrait of a Bride. That's exactly what

I'm talking about. What? But not until
after your exhibit.

Is he planning on moving it back to the
basement?

No, he's trying to...

exchange five of our paintings from that
museum in London with five of their

paintings. But I'm not supposed to say
anything, so don't tell anyone. No, this

is so wrong. I can't even find the
words.

I mean, I can't find the words to say
anything these days, or the time or the

place to say it. And you know what?
There are some things that just really

to be said.

Just don't say anything to Mason.

Of course.

Sorry.

Okay, Mom.

Taxi.

Just got off the phone with my mother.

Her and Clark are having a lovely time,
and they decided to extend the stay.

Well, Peter, I'm happy for her.

And you should be, too. I mean, he's a
pediatrician. He's not a gold digger.

There's more to it than that, Avery.

Isn't it a bad time, folks?

No, Sam, it's a fantastic time.

What is it?

I got some good news and some bad news.

Okay, why don't we start with the good
news?

Well, we replaced the pipe in the
basement and it's completely dry.

Okay. The bad news is we found a crack
in the foundation.

Come on. Come on.

Okay, it's not that bad. Yes, it is that
bad. Oh, we'll fix it. Why is the bad

news always so much worse than the good
news is good?

When did you start seeing the glass is
half empty?

It's not empty, Avery. It's cracked.

Avery, I...

Avery, come on.

Avery, I'm sorry.

I don't want you to be sorry.

I want you to be happy.

I want you to be as happy as you've ever
been in your whole life.

About the house? It's falling apart.

No, about the baby that's going to live
in the house.

What?

I'm pregnant.

I've been trying to tell you in the most
romantic way. I wanted it to be

memorable. Wait.

I'm gonna be... I'm gonna be a dad.

Yes.

Oh, you got your waistband.

I never figured that this would happen.

Oh, my.

I love you so much.

I love you.

I dreamt I was married to the love of my
life, and he woke me up with roses.

And then they had a kid.

I've been having all of these funny
symptoms. Like, I have this crazy sense

smell. I mean, I can practically tell
what color this rose was just by its

scent. I can't believe I didn't see any
of these signs.

We can't tell anyone I'm pregnant. Not
yet.

Most couples wait, you know, until the
end of the first trimester, and I think

it's a good idea.

Okay. And by anyone, I mean everyone.

I got it. No one. No one knows besides
you and me.

Except for Emma and Tracy.

Wait, did they know before I did? Wait,
I didn't tell them. They guessed. I

can't keep anything from them. I don't
want you to keep anything from me

Like how ridiculously happy I am?

Yeah, stuff like that.

I really don't want Mason to know.

I mean, he's already written me off as
the dilettante wife of a board member.

Knowing I'm pregnant won't help.

Well, it's going to be pretty hard to
hide that in a few months.

I know, I just... I want to prove
myself, you know, before all he sees is

baby bump.

I can't think of a more beautiful sight.

Aw, then you're the father, not my
employer.

No, I'm the latest man in the world,
that's what I am. Yeah, but you can't

anybody who I am. Okay.

Not yet.

All right.

Hey, Sam, how are you?

I'm good.

Uh, we still need to talk about that
crack in the foundation.

Oh, yeah, you know what? I'm fine with
it. Well...

You might be fine, but the crack isn't.
Sam, in the grand scheme of things, it's

just a crack.

Come on. It's all about perspective. My
perspective is to get that thing sealed.

Well, then that's what we're going to
do.

Have a good morning.

Where? My favorite room in the whole
house.

My favorite room in the whole world.

The nursery.

You have a nursery already?

No. I mean, right now it's just a really
overcrowded storage room, but it's

going to be beautiful.

Wait, you told Peter?

I did.

Yes. Tracy needs to know about this.
Hold on.

I don't have much time. I have to walk
into a meeting. Avery told Peter.

How did it go?

Well, nothing went according to plan. I
mean, we had a flood. We had a fight. I

ended up just blurting it out in the
backyard.

And you guys, it was perfect.

We're as close as we've ever been.

Having a baby, it's almost like having
the veil. It just brings the truest kind

of love.

Avery, you're going to be a family.

All right, go back to your day. I don't
want to keep you. I just wanted to tell

you that he knew. And also remind you,
please don't tell anyone else for

few weeks.

Mom's the word.

Mom's the word.

That was terrible.

Leave the jokes to me, okay?

I love you.

Alright, I love you both.

Avery, can I show you something in the
kitchen?

Oh yeah, I'll be right there.

Huh.

So what are you going to do with this
room?

Live happily ever after.

Sounds like a plan.

Mm -hmm.

Perfect. Thank you.

Oh, hey, Mrs. H.

Hey, Sam. How's it going?

Well, it's coming along.

Yeah. Is Avery here?

Yeah, she's in her happy place.

Her happy place?

Yeah, the little spare bedroom upstairs.

She loves it in there.

I'll let her know you're here.

So tell me, how was the weekend?

Oh, it was wonderful.

I never wanted it to end.

Oh, well, that's as good as the review
gets.

We're starting to talk about a future
together.

I mean, everything's moving so fast.

Not just for me, but for Peter, too.

He'll come around.

Daniel was his idol.

He loomed so large in his life.

He just wants the best for you.

Well, this sofa looks just great in
here. It does, right? I think the family

really coming along.

Hey. Hey, Breck.

How was your vacation?

Oh, it was lovely. Thank you.

I see you got your paintings framed.

Yeah. Well, I'm hoping they're going to
help sell the program to the school

board. Do you know that some of these
kids are just 12 years old?

Amazing. You know the girl that did
this?

Maggie? I was there when she finished
this painting.

You should see the look on her face.

You should see the look on your face.

You know, I should...

I should get the kids to come with me to
the meeting. They stay more than I ever

could. It's a really good idea.

Yeah. Oh, thank you, Grace.

What for?

For raising a son who loves kids.

I couldn't think of a better quality.

Oh, neither could I.

Oh.

Italian neoclassical artists of that era
were so literal and

predictable.

I want to be surprised.

And I want to be moved.

Well, I realize that you have a personal
connection with the painting.

But it also happens to be very good, and
I'm not the only one with that opinion.

And yet, attendance remains low.

Now, I'm afraid that the bride is past
her prime.

I think she's so beautiful.

In this instance, beauty is in the eye
of the executive director.

I'm negotiating a trade with another
museum. They have some really striking

pieces that could generate real
excitement.

Hey, who knows?

You might even like them.

Maybe so.

Thanks

for

calling me back.

So, how are you feeling?

Well, the clothes are getting tighter.
It's probably because of all the

pineapple pizza I can't seem to stop
eating.

I need your advice.

Well, if it's pregnancy -related, you've
got the wrong number.

No, it's about Mason. I don't know how
to handle him. I feel like every single

thing I do or say, it just seems to make
it worse.

It is not you. It's him. That guy is an
egomaniac.

He wants to replace the Amici with
something shiny and new from some other

museum. I don't know how to stop him.

Okay, well, listen to me. Mason
Sylvester wouldn't know good art from

All he cares about is if it's selling or
getting interest.

He doesn't know anything.

I wish I could help you.

Just talking it out helps. I mean, I
love my job, but I feel like he is

it impossible to do my job. Oh, and,
like, the house is upside down. We're

trying to finish it in time. Did I
mention I'm having a baby?

I'm sorry. I'm sorry I didn't mean to go
off like that. You have a job to do,

and so do I.

Yeah, of course.

Love you. Talk soon.

Thanks.

I just spoke with Avery. Aw, how's she
doing?

Not good?

Why? What's wrong?

I'm not sure, but she needs backup and a
phone call is not enough.

Then I guess we're going to Boston.

Going to Boston.

I don't know about the lighting in here.

And you're going to use that mannequin?

What are you doing here?

Where else would we be?

The first to get married and the first
to be a mom.

No one knows about the baby yet. Can't
say anything.

Well, you're going to have to tamp down
on that pregnancy glow you have going

on. Oh, it's the hormones making me
creepy.

Oh, Avery, this is beautiful. Yeah.

This whole lace exhibit is just wall -to
-wall history.

You know, it's funny. All these
countries had so many grievances, but

something so beautiful in common.

You know what? I should put that on the
wall.

But your timing is perfect. I was just
doing all of the Italian lace.

This lucky lady gets to wear the veil.
Yes, she does.

She's probably going to fall in love.

Maybe her soulmate will have a body.

It always just knocks me out. It's so
beautiful.

Hi, Avery.

Tracy. Mason.

Well, this is a nice surprise.

Mason is our new executive director at
the museum.

And this is our dear friend, Emma
DeFino.

How do you do? Nice to meet you.

I teach art history, and I just wanted
to congratulate you on this exhibit.

as educational as it is beautiful.

I'm glad that you approve.

This is the veil. Is it when you walk
your wedding?

Yes, it is.

Isn't it just exquisite?

Very nice.

I actually researched its provenance in
Italy, and it truly is a museum piece.

You didn't wear it at your wedding, did
you?

I did, actually.

What I think is so amazing is that Avery
has them here together.

The veil, in person, just adds to the
value of Amici's painting.

You too?

Yes, I did.

Well, that would explain your enthusiasm
for this particular piece of lace.

Ah, Flora Crawford. And she's the artist
in the UK.

It was a pleasure to meet you.

Emma. Emma. And Tracy.

Always a pleasure.

Oh, no, stop.

Please. The pleasure is not mine.

I very much dislike that man.

His arrogance, that eyebrow.

And is that accent even real?

So it's not just me? I'm not just being
overly emotional?

No, definitely not. I'm so sorry. We
came here to help, but I don't think we

you much good.

Being here has helped me more than you
know. Come here.

Hi,

is it too late to get a table for lunch?

Okay, we'll be there.

Thanks.

Hey, I didn't know you guys were in
town. I didn't either. They came to lift

spirits. It was such a good surprise.

I need a hug. Oh, yeah.

How are you? Hi.

Peter. Absolutely not.

I'm just kidding.

Oh, all right.

Sorry. You're done.

Well, fell for that one.

Yeah, you did.

But, importantly, can you join us for
lunch?

I'd love to, but my meeting went late
and I had to go teach my class.

I talked to Wallace, by the way, about
bringing the kid to the school board.

Speaking of kids, I am so happy for you
two.

You must be so excited.

Oh, yeah, I'm excited.

Nervous, hopeful, you know, you name it,
we're feeling it.

Aw, you sound just like Avery.

But pregnancy looks good on both of you.

Oh, wow.

I'd rather line up pineapple pizza.

What?

You didn't.

Do you want to try this?

No. No, I don't.

Watching you is enough.

I wake up in the middle of the night
craving pizza.

Really, I do. I mean, I go from nauseous
to starving and then crying because it

all just reminds me that I'm going to be
a mom.

That was even more touching with the
tomato sauce on your face.

Thank you.

I do really wish my mom was here for all
this.

Hey, Brie.

Thank you for always being here.

Anytime.

Anywhere. Yeah.

Mario, you remember my friends, Tracy
and Emma?

Yes, good to see you. Hi.

So, did Peter like the new car?

He loved it.

You got a new car?

Yeah. What'd you get?

A minivan.

Fancy.

Enjoy your meal.

Yeah. Thank you.

Okay,

so guys, there is no minivan. It's a
whole story that I had to make up when I

made the reservation for Peter and I to
have dinner here because I didn't want

Mario to know about the baby before
Peter did.

Did you follow that?

Were we supposed to follow that?

I'm sorry. I know. I know. It's weird.
It's just, you know, it's pregnancy

logic. You know what? You're doing great
with the nausea and the hormones.

You really are. And you're going to do
great with the diapers, too. And I'm

going to be the fun aunt.

Speaking of aunts, I wanted to ask you
guys if you would both be the baby's

godmothers.

Oh. Can you have two? Can we both do it?
Well, yeah. I have two maids of honor.

You know, of course I'm going to have
two godmothers. And you have two best

friends that you love so much.

Don't go all Avery on me. No, no. Go
with Avery as you want.

Yes. Yes. Say yes. The answer is yes.

Okay.

Hey. There you are.

What are you doing out here?

I just needed some air.

Oh, this morning sickness is no joke.

And it's not just in the morning. I
mean, it hits me on and off all day.

I can't wait till we can tell people.
You know, when the first trimester is

over. Yeah, it is getting a bit awkward,
isn't it?

Sam can't seem to figure us out.

You know, and I feel like we're lying to
people.

That's what I wanted to talk to you
about.

Maybe we should just get a minivan.

Why?

Why would we do that? Well, I told Mario
the big news was buying a new car.

I didn't want to tell him I was
pregnant, because you didn't know yet.

asked about the car, and I just said it
was a minivan.

What?

Now we have to get a minivan?

Well, that way it'll be the truth.

Why couldn't you just tell him it was
something cool like a Jeep or something?

There is nothing cooler on the road to a
new mom than a minivan.

All right.

If you want to get a minivan, we'll get
a minivan.

Thank you.

You know, the first day we met, I called
you Gallant. Do you remember that?

Vividly and forever.

I don't know that I actually knew what
that meant, though, until now.

What does it mean to you?

That you're going to be as good to our
kid as you are to me.

I want to be a dad.

Which is just... I grew up in the shadow
of a giant.

And I feel like I'm still trying to
figure out who I am, but... But now I

deadline because... Because I'm going to
be a father.

I know.

I've been thinking about my mom a lot,
too.

I want to get this right.

Me too.

Missy said you wanted to see me.

Yes.

Would you like a cup of coffee? Just
made it. No, thank you. I'm good.

No, there is something I want to show
you. Something I'm very excited about.

I hope that you are too.

Great. Yeah, follow me.

Well, it arrived this morning.

Gosh, I've been chasing this piece for
years.

As a Crawford, of course. Are you
familiar with her work?

Yes, I am.

It's called Rush Hour.

This is art that speaks to me.

It's very, um, striking.

Yeah, that urgency of the brushstrokes
conveying a frustration with modern

It's... You don't like it.

No, I do.

Really? You don't look like you like it.

No, I'm just really, um, just really
absorbing it.

You know,

you might prefer romance and lace.

But what hangs on these walls?

That is up to me.

Of course.

It's a Crawford.

It's unbelievable.

How are you feeling?

I can't have another day like the last,
so I picked up some of these wrist

things. What are they supposed to do?

I don't know. It's a band. It hits a
pressure point. It's supposed to help

the morning sickness.

Dr. Hawthorne's nurse recommended them.

It's not exactly a fashion statement,
but hopefully it'll help me get through

the day.

When is your meeting with the board?

10 .30.

Assuming they don't postpone it again.

Wallace said that they didn't see the
point of bringing the kids, but he

insisted.

Oh.

You know what?

You're going to be great, and so are the
kids. You always look so handsome in

this suit.

You look gorgeous in anything.

I'm going to need some maternity clothes
soon, though.

I feel like I'm about to pop a seam.

Well, you look as nervous as I feel.

You look like a guy who's about to do a
lot of good for a whole lot of kids.

You hear that?

She says you're good.

So get over yourself and get her there
and do it. That's right.

Be nice to him. He's the father of my
baby.

I can't wait.

Wait for what?

Ty, I can't wait for...

The exhibit to open.

I'm sure it'll be very exciting.

You know, I first saw Crawford's work at
the Met, and she's challenging and

dynamic, and I understand what you see
in her.

Well, that's hardly a ringing
endorsement.

It's a sincere one.

Oh, so the wristband there.

What? Oh, the wristband. This wristband.

You know what? My tennis instructor
suggested that I wear it.

Well, you know how tennis elbow is a
thing?

I get tennis wrist.

Tennis wrist?

Is that a thing? Totally a thing, yeah.
Really? Yeah, I wear it and it just

helps support me while I'm doing my, you
know, these little exercises to help

build it up.

That's great in here.

Oh, hello, Peter.

Did you play tennis as well?

Yeah. Remember, I was just saying that I
was wearing the band to help with my

wrist. So when I play tennis, this helps
my weak wrist.

Right, yeah, when she's a big tennis
player. Yeah, all the time.

I play.

Oh. Some say I put the ace into Mason.

We should totally play double sometime.

Sure. Sure, yeah.

Yeah, then we've got to build up the
risk. Yeah.

Ah, the risk. Great.

I'd love to stick around and chat, but I
have a conference call.

It's always a pleasure, Peter.

Oh, yeah.

I'll see you on the court.

Oh, you bet.

Oh.

Fifteen love.

Wow. That was awkward.

How was the meeting?

Good, yeah.

They don't vote until next week, but
Wallace says it's looking good. Aw, I'm

happy for you.

I'll wait until it's official.

No, I don't have to wait for this.

Aw,

look at that.

Right under the amici where you
proposed.

It feels like a lifetime ago.

And then there were three.

What do you think about these for
curtains?

Uh, yeah, that's fine.

You didn't even look.

I've got other concerns about the house.
Like what?

Well, I've been reading about it, and I
think since we're redoing the

foundation, we should retrofit the house
for earthquakes.

We never have earthquakes here.

Exactly. So we're overdue for one.

You focus on the decorating. I'll focus
on protecting.

Well, I'm nesting.

I'm protecting.

Are we fighting? I don't want to fight.
We never fight.

We're not fighting.

Our lives are about to change.

And we're just figuring it out as we go
along.

I know, but I don't want our
relationship to change.

The romance.

Romance? What are you talking about? We
were just kissing at the thing.

Why did you stop waking me up with
roses?

I guess I thought that roses and morning
sickness were kind of contradictory.

We just have to always make time for
each other.

You know, flowers and date nights and
those glances across a crowded room.

Does the room have to be crowded?

Oh, my.

At least we know you're going to be
really good at the dad jokes.

You know it.

Maybe it's because I'm Irish.

But I think the Irish lace is the best.

Well, I mean, nothing compares to the
veil for me. But you know what?

The Irish lace is definitely a close
second.

Lucy, there you are.

I need you in the office.

Yes, that's exactly where I was just
heading.

So, Avery, there's something that I need
to tell you.

It's actually harder than I thought it
was going to be.

Well, perhaps you should just say it.

I've agreed to the trade.

Five new paintings in exchange for five
more hours.

Including Portrait of a Bride?

Not until after the exhibit.

I just want to say for the record, I
think this is a huge mistake.

I'm doing what I believe is best for the
museum.

So what do you want to watch?

Looks like there's a movie about an art
heist.

Maybe I should just steal the amici.

That would get Mason's attention.

Hey, folks.

The Fells and I are heading home.

We'll be back early Monday.

All right.

Huh. You ever watch this guy?

Yeah, I like Fred Carruthers.

He's the guy who does all the historic
pieces on places in Boston.

Yeah, he did a really cool story about a
house I worked on once.

He's a great guy. We hang out every once
in a while.

Anyway, the Red Sox are playing the
Yankees tonight.

Who do you like? Sox.

Always the Sox. That is the right
answer, my friend.

You folks have a great weekend. All
right. See you.

My father and I, we didn't always see
eye to eye on everything, but we

never missed a Red Sox game.

It was kind of our thing.

Do you think that's why you're having
such a hard time accepting Clark?

Seeing my mother with somebody new is...
It's just going to take some getting

used to. And I don't think I'm there
yet.

Yeah.

So what's it going to be?

Two others or the odd house?

Two others.

All right.

What do you want for dinner?

Pineapple pizza.

Really?

I'm going to call Mario's.

Let's take the minivan.

I'm sure he's dying to see that.

You know, there's a little village in
Provence.

The most beautiful place I've ever seen.

I'd love to go back there.

And I'd love to go with you.

Well...

I have my work at the foundation and my
family, and it would be hard to get

away.

Well, maybe just for a few weeks in the
summer.

I'm sorry.

I can't do this.

Too much of my heart still belongs to
Daniel, and I'm not ready to let go.

And I have to consider Peter's feelings.

I hope we can still be friends.

Of course, Grace.

Sam thinks we need to hire a landscaper.
I want to plant tons of rose bushes.

Every color and variety.

Roses mean a lot to me and Peter.

You know what? Daniel used to bring me
daisies. He called them the happiest

flower on earth.

You must really miss him.

Yeah, I do.

I told Clark that I wasn't ready to feel
the same way about anybody else.

We'll remain friends, but anything more,
I think, would be too much for me.

And for Peter.

Peter really does want the best for you.

But that's not how it works.

And you'll understand that a little bit
better when you become a mother.

I want the best for my son.

His happiness is everything to me.

And that's what happens when you bring
someone into this world.

Roses and more roses.

I think that's a wonderful way to fill
your garden.

Just plant a few daisies for me.

Good news.

Wallace came out and said it passed by
one vote.

You did it.

That minivan will be hauling out
supplies all around the city now.

As long as there's enough room for a car
seat.

I can't wait.

Did you tell your mom I'm pregnant?

It's okay if you did.

No, I didn't.

Why? I saw her today and I've got the
feeling she knew.

Maybe it's just wishful thinking.

Why do I feel like there's more?

I think she really cares about Clark.

But she told them she thought they
should just be friends.

Honestly, I'm relieved.

No, it's making her sad.

Come on. Well, then why would she do it?

Is it because of me?

Well, I think she's conflicted. She
knows it's hard for you. Avery, I can't

the way I feel.

I know. I just thought you should know
how she feels. That's all. Well, now I

know.

I don't want us to fight.

I'm not fighting with you.

I'm fighting to hold on to the memory of
my father.

Lights off.

I just can't believe the Amici won't be
at the Stanbridge anymore.

Like the Mona Lisa not being at the
Louvre. I'm not sure I could go that

but I know what you mean.

And things are so complicated at home.

Grace broke up with Clark.

What? No, I thought she was so happy.

But Peter wasn't. And now he's feeling
guilty about it, so I feel guilty for

even bringing it up.

But I can't help the fact that I feel
like Grace and Clark are meant to be

together.

Ugh, being romantic has its downside.

These lunches are supposed to be
cheering you up.

I know. My emotions are just all over
the place. I mean, what's going to

when I have the baby?

Mason complains if I take a long lunch.
How's he going to feel about maternity

leave?

Speaking of long lunches, I should
probably get back to work.

Uh, I've got to go.

You're pregnant?

Yes.

Well, that explains a lot.

What does it explain, Mason?

Why I love a painting so much because it
moves me.

Why I so badly don't want to see it
moved to some other museum when I know

belongs exactly where it is.

This is not pregnancy, Mason. This is me
knowing I'm right.

I think that your passion is misplaced.

I'm proud of how I feel.

Passion is the essence of art.

It's what an artist feels when they give
us the gift of their talent.

They don't paint with their heads. They
paint with their hearts.

And that's exactly how it's meant to be
seen.

And now, if you'll excuse me, I am going
to lose my lunch.

You know what, Mason may be my boss, but
he is dead wrong. I'm thinking about

taking this over his head.

You know, the board can intervene.

He insisted on creative control as part
of a condition for the job.

No, I'm talking about going above the
board, taking it to the donors and the

patrons.

How are you going to do that?

I go public with it. I get publicity. I
explain to people why the Amici matters.

Um, I was thinking, if Mason knows
you're pregnant, we should probably tell

mom. I know.

And Lucy.

But we shouldn't tell anyone else.

Except for Sam. Because I really want
him to paint clouds on the nursery

and that's probably going to need an
explanation.

I don't know what to do. I feel like the
baby's not even here, and I'm already

torn between, you know, our family and
my job.

I think that's how everybody feels.

You're going to be all over town with
your program. I can't have a...

A baby running around the museum. How
are we going to do this? How are we

to make it work?

I don't know.

I've never done this before either.

So, once we finish everything in here,
what do you think if we put some clouds

on the ceiling?

Oh, sure thing.

I'll get my cloud guy on right away.

I'm glad we told you that. Hey, I am
honored to be in on your secret.

Thank you.

Sam, you said that you know Fred
Carruthers, right?

Yeah. How did we just go from cloud to
Carruthers?

Sorry. Do you think there's any way you
could text me his number? I really need

to speak with him.

Yeah, I can take it to you right now.

By the way, did you make up your mind on
those curtains?

Yeah, the curtains. We were going to go
with the cream ones, I think.

I thought you said blue.

Blue? Yeah. No, we can't do the...

I don't think blue's going to work in
there. Did I say blue?

I don't know. I can't make up my mind
about anything anymore.

What?

Hey.

You all right?

I just want everything to be so perfect,
and I feel like I'm failing on all

fronts.

No, you're not.

What, perfect or failing?

Either one.

I can't even figure out the curtains.

No, we'll choose them together.

One curtain at a time.

There's one thing I'm sure of.

It's you and me.

Mr. Carruthers, hi. I really appreciate
you taking my call.

Well, we found the painting in the
basement, had it restored, and it has

hanging on the wall ever since.

My husband actually proposed to me under
it and it was very romantic.

So if people want to see Amici's
portrait of a bride, they better come

because it's only here for eight more
weeks.

Along with the veil. We have the actual
veil that the bride is wearing in the

painting.

How did a wedding veil in a... portrait
painted over 100 years ago wind up here?

It's a great story. My friends and I
found it in an antique shop and we

to buy it together.

Especially when we heard there was a
legend attached to the veil.

What kind of legend?

That whoever possesses the veil will
find true love.

Did it prove to be true?

Well, the three of us fell in love and
we were all married wearing the veil.

And it's still working its magic.

Really?

This is incredible.

I mean, look at all these people. It's
more than I even hoped.

Well, if we put it on TV, they will
come.

And keep on coming.

They started lining up an hour ago.

Come on, let's finish getting ready.

Avery, you have done a marvelous job.

Aw, thank you, Grace.

Mom, the exhibit is not the only thing
that was sold.

Oh?

We're having a baby.

She's pregnant.

Oh, I'm so

happy.

You know, I had a feeling.

You have been a gift as a son.

And you two are going to be amazing
parents.

Thank you.

We're so excited. I know.

Clark.

Hi.

It's a wonderful exhibit, Avery. Thank
you for having me. I'm thrilled you're

here, both of you.

I wasn't sure if I should come or not.

Um... Clark, I...

I feel like I owe you an apology.

I'd settle for your friendship.

Well, let me earn it first.

Missing my father doesn't mean that I
can't like you.

I like that my mother lights up every
time you're around her.

And I like the fact that my wife likes
you.

Because she's always been such a great
judge of character.

And I like that your pediatrician
doesn't regret it. And I like having you

side And so do I

Sister never comes to these things. And
she's here. She brought her boyfriend.

They're standing next to the veil.

Oh, Sandbridge has never had a bigger
turnout. Or a more enthusiastic one.

Yeah, the headcount is off the charts.

I still don't know what to make of you
or your methods.

But it is working.

I'd like to think that I'm honest enough
to admit when I'm wrong.

Does this mean you mean she can stay?

Yes, as part of the permanent
collection.

I'm so happy. I am so happy I could just
hug you.

But I'll quit while I'm at it. That's
probably best.

I also understand that congratulations
are in order.

Oh, you're a lucky man.

Thanks.

I'm hormonal, indulge me.

Okay.

Well done.

Oh, thank you.

To the amici.

To the amici.

What are you doing?

I just want to show you that I'll always
be the one that wakes you up in the

morning with roses.

Thank you.

I can't believe we're standing here in
our family room.

It's soon to be a family room.

Yeah.

You know what I've realized?

What? It's not about curtains and sopas.

It's about us.

This room will never be finished because
there'll be more kids.

More decisions to make.

You know, and with all those kids, we're
going to have to get a dog.

And that dog is going to ruin your sofa.
No, don't say that.

I love those sofas. We'll just get them
reupholstered.

Yeah.

Yeah, as we go along, we'll just...
We'll keep what works and we'll redo the

rest.

I can imagine all the memories we're
going to make in here.

How about we make one of those memories
right now?

Can you kiss my lips?

My mouth?

Welcome to the family.

Thank you, Peter.

Here we are.

Yeah.

Here we are.

It was so nice of Grace to invite us to
her wedding. I know. Well, I gave her

the veil and told her the legend, and
she insisted that she share her day with

the three of us.

As far as mother -in -laws go, you
picked a good one. She's the best. Do

know the Clarks proposed to her
underneath the Amici?

It's become the place for couples to get
engaged.

And it all started with you and Peter.

Speaking of the perfect family, can we
sneak another peek at our godson? That

a great idea. He's not sleeping. Is he?
Please. No, he should be awake by now.

Come on.

Look who's here to see you.

Yeah.

Hi, Daniel.

Hi, look who came to see you, Daniel.

He is just officially the cutest baby on
the planet.

Well, you could have one, too.

Maybe you should just have two.

Then we'd get to be godmothers all over
again.

How can you ever even top him?

He's the best. He's the most precious.
Yeah.

Well, I wanted to give you the Christian
gown back. Oh, thank you.

Oh,

hello, Mr. Mayor.

Did Paolo's grandmother put you up to
this?

What do you think, Daniel?

Are you going to eat? Are you going to
eat my arm?

Are you going to eat my arm?

Every time I see you guys, someone's
getting married.

It's our fourth wedding together.

Well, there's more to come now that
Carly is engaged.

Gia was hoping to give the veil to
Nick's sister, Monica.

Oh, I love that.

Yeah? It's a great idea. Oh, that's
great. Oh,

I'm being summoned by the bride and
groom. Okay.

You know, we have to decide where we're
going for our next reunion weekend.

Well, I liked your idea of New Orleans.

Oh, but then we'll have to make it a
long weekend because there's so much

antiquing. And good food and good music.
Awesome. Great company.

Oh, excuse me. Do you mind?

Thank you. We have to have our
traditional toast, right? Just a little?

To true love and friendship.

And to the veil.

For the happiness it continues to bring.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Really? Oh, I think they're doing the
cake. Oh, I love cake.

I'm going to cut the cake.

Okay, so how did you two meet?

Um, well.

Well? She stole a cab from me. No, you
stole my cab. He stole my cab. I

I actually had my hand on the cab, and
then you wanted it, and I gave it to

It was my cab, but he gave it to me, and
I called him Gallen.

Yeah. But you saw me with the veil and
thought I was engaged. Well, anybody

carrying a veil usually is getting
married. But did you never stop to think

didn't have a ring on my finger?

What did you first notice about Peter?

His accent.