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there was a special kind of
magic to be found

where heaven meets clear water,
if this mountain is in sight.

Luckily, before we ran off
to look for it,

my great-grandmother clarified.

The magic he was referring to
was simply finding love,

happiness and contentment.

But I'll never forget the main
reason my great-grandparents

decided to open their home
for events,

was to share the magic
of the place.

But I could never have kept
Rosewood going,

managed it all these years
without you as my copilot.

But I have to tell you,
honestly, Gabriel,

I'm quite devastated
you're leaving.

You know, if Anna wasn't
transferring back east,

I'd never leave here, Simone.

I know.

But, you know I can't possibly
run this place

without your help.

So, maybe this is finally the
right time for me to let it go.

Well, you know, if you decide
to sell,

Jared will help you with that.

Oh, I'd never ask him to take
time away from his job.

But you're like family
to all of us.

He so adores you.

The feeling is mutual.

Plus I'd be so delighted

to get to spend some time
with him before...

Before Rosewood is history.

I'd be proud of my son
if he was helping you.

Since I no longer can.

...Now and forever
hold their peace.

Marriage is the union
of husband and wife.

It was beautiful, amazing,
just absolutely exquisite.

I'm sure my boss will be
using you again.

I know I will.

Thank you.

Well, I'm only about 40 minutes
outside of town,

so I can be there in,
let's say, 50?

How 'bout that?

Raymond!

All right.
I'll see you there.

Hazel.

I just met with the florist
for pickups,

paid the musicians
and the caterers,

so all that's left is clearing
out the rentals.

Doing it all without having
to be asked.

That is why you're
my top coordinator.

Last time I checked
I'm your only coordinator.

Still irreplaceable.

You know, I talked to Simone,
she said this is one of

the prettiest weddings
they've had here in years.

Yeah.

Well, it's a good thing you have
me in charge.

Hey, I trust you can handle
the last bits?

You're leaving?

Yeah, quick work drink
in town.

I just assumed you could
stay late.

Of course.
Yes, I can.

Terrific.

Hey, and remember, no-

No, tire marks on the lawn.

Ding, ding, ding, ding!

The best events
leave no trace.

But live in the hearts forever.

I wish I could take credit
for that tag line.

I think you already have.

I'll see you Monday.

Of course, I do.
Thank you.

I understand they're nervous.

Perhaps remind them that every
aspect of my financial plan

is driven by the relationship
between risk and return,

which is very conservative.

Yeah.

I'd be happy to go over
their portfolio with them again

if they'd like.

Tell them to give me a call.

I'll be in the car
for the next little bit.

Tell 'em to call me.
Thanks.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Hey Simone. Just wanted
to call and let you know

I'm just leaving the city now,
I should be arriving later
this evening.

See you soon then.

Okay, bye.

Hey, you've reached
Lindsey, leave a message
at the beep.

Hey, Linds, I am so sorry
I had to cancel tonight,

but I am all yours tomorrow
morning, I promise.

I have... what?
I gotta call you back.

Well, no, I can't...

What is he doing?
Oh, you've got to be kidding me.

Ugh!

Perfect timing!

The last trucks just left
about 10 minutes ago.

So, I have made
your favorite.

Apple turnovers!

You didn't have
to do that.

No, you didn't need to bring me
these beautiful flowers.

Or, you know,
say you'd help.

Well.

Please, sit down.

So, what happened?

I heard you were
in finance now?

I thought it was marketing.

It was, it was, and real estate
before that.

And leasing, before that.

Well, I'm glad you finally
settled here.

So, did your dad explain
everything to you?

He did, he said that
you wanted my help

selling and closing
everything out.

Is that true?

Why are you so shocked?

Oh, it's just, I know this place
has been in your family for-

For four generations.

But Jared, the maintenance,
the repairs.

It's really becoming
overwhelming.

Well, I've had a look
into your financials,

and what you're making now

isn't nearly as much
as what you would make

by reinvesting profits
from the sale.

Well, I suppose
that's good news.

And your sister's
okay with selling?

Oh, I'll deal with her.

She has no interest
in Rosewood.

Good.

Well, I've done some digging

and I found somebody who
specializes in resort sales.

Her name is Erin McNamara
and, if you're interested,

she can meet us here tomorrow.

Wow, you work fast.

If it feels like
it's too soon...

No, no, no.
Tomorrow's fine.

But that's enough talk
of business.

Please, have these
before they get cold.

Thank you.

Yeah, but you know,
just like he worked-

What, you... you guys
are early!

Or a day late,
depending on who you ask.

I know, I'm sorry,
I... I couldn't get away.

I'm kidding.

You know coffee and magazines
is something I love on a Sunday,

so this is perfect.

Well, these should keep you busy
all the way till Tuesday.

Oh, um, you haven't seen
her stack yet.

There's more?

We definitely want to do
the hora,

although I'm slightly terrified.

Trust me, Linds, after a minute
you'll be having so much fun

everyone will want a turn.

You're still thinking about
two separate officiants?

Joe's family Rabbi is in

and Dad is gonna talk
to their new minister.

Apparently everyone is
super impressed with her.

I swear, I should give up
corporate law

and create a magazine

completely dedicated
to interfaith weddings.

I mean, there is so much to
consider and not much in here.

I just want everyone
to be happy.

No matter what you choose,
Linds,

as long as respect
is the foundation,

you can't go wrong.

What did Mom always say?

"Love is the branch."

Why does this keep happening?

She would have been so happy
for you.

And, so excited.

I'm just, I'm really glad
that she knew

you wanted to get married
where she did.

Yeah.

I was an impressive eight
when I decided.

Oh.

Well, I was a lucky 28
when you decided to ask me out.

Hey. She'll be there, okay?
I'm sure of it.

All right, you two.

We still have all of these
stacks to go through.

Yeah.

So...

Did you finally talk
to your boss?

About the post reception
in and out truck?

Check.

No, about taking on the dual
role of maid of honor

and lead planner
at our wedding?

Yeah, no.

Why not?

You've pretty much been
doing the job

without the title
or the recognition.

For what?
Way too long.

I just want to be 100 percent
there for you.

There'll be a better time
to ask.

You can't keep doing that.

What?

Putting everyone
before yourself.

You've been doing that
since...

since Mom's been gone.

I will talk to him.

Soon... ish.

But first I have a very
important question to ask you.

Mmm.

Bouquet toss, or
no bouquet toss?

What do you think?

No bouquet toss.

Yeah.

So Erin's been a realtor
here for,

what is it, 25 years?

I have, and I can honestly say
this is the first time

anything has lined up
this perfectly.

It's like the stars aligned.

Yeah, well it's unbelievable
it does seem unlikely.

Well, I do have clients
who are actively looking,

but really, do their wants
match up like this?

So they had to make an offer.

Without even seeing it?

Actually, they've been here
before, years ago,

for an event.

Clearly, they loved it

and they would be willing
to fly in

if we go into escrow.

It's an impressive number.

I wouldn't have asked
that much.

You're not supposed to say
that part out loud.

They're willing to pay a premium
to keep it off the market.

Right. So, so this family,
they want to live here?

They want the inn as an extended
family gathering place

for vacations, holidays.

So everyone can have
their own space.

How soon until they would want
to occupy the property,

if Simone were to accept?

Well, they would have to roll
over money from another sale,

so July 1st.

-Oh, that soon?
-Mm-hm.

Oh.

Do you already have
a plan in place

for where you'd like to go?

Well I have my cabin,
further up the lake.

I use it as my art studio.

When I can get a chance
to go there.

That's where you'd like to go?

Yes. Back to my beloved
canvasses.

You don't need
to tell me today,

but I will need
to tell them soon.

Ok.

Thanks Erin,
we'll be in touch.

Ok, thank you so much.

Bye.

Well, your head
must be spinning.

That is 15 percent more than
we were considering.

Mm...

I guess I... I thought it would
take longer.

It usually does.

To be honest, I don't think
we're gonna see a better offer.

And with the way things
are falling into place...

I do want a family to enjoy it,
and to love it here.

The way we have.

If you decide to take it,

I can help you through escrow
and closing everything out.

If, you want.

Oh, I want, I want.
You're wonderful.

Thank you.

You've got it.

Why don't you sleep
on it tonight?

We'll circle back
on this tomorrow.

No.

I think I've made
my decision.

So, Dad said he really wanted
to do the party favors?

You know Dad.

He wants to be involved,
in everything.

We can find tasks.

How's he doing, with all this,
you think?

Good.

Yeah?

Are you sure?

I think what's more concerning
is this workout.

You seriously want to do
this every morning

before the wedding?

Yeah.

I thought we could
do it together.

No.

That is not part of my maid
of honor duties.

No, what about event planners?

Think of all the bonding.

No. No.

And since we are here,

and it's our first session,
let's just take a picture.

No.

Come on!

No, I... It is too early.

I haven't had coffee.

There's other reasons
I can't think of.

I am your client.
Just one.

Fine.

Oh! Rosewood.

Did you get
one of these too?

I don't know.

No.

"We regret to inform you
that the date you reserved

"is no longer available due to
a pending sale of the property."

"Please come by Friday
after00 to pick up

"your check refund
of your deposit."

I don't want a refund.

It says they're still hosting
events here through June.

Technically it's in our contract
that they can cancel

up to 30 days prior, but...

Who does that?

No one, ever.

This is where Mom...

Where I'm supposed to...

I know the owner.

Not well, but we're not waiting
till Friday.

We're gonna go by today.

It's okay, we're gonna fix this.

I think I should just let you
go in alone,

do your thing.

-Are you sure?
-Yeah.

But I will take any day
they have.

Ok.

Thank you, I'll wait for you
in the lobby.

-I Love you.
-Love you.

Yep, mm-hm, a full refund
is coming your way,

as mentioned.

Yes.

I...

I understand you're upset.

Yes. Uh-huh.

Yeah. Mm-hm.

Oh, trust me, if the 20th
were available,

I would give you that date

but we have an event booked
for that-

Hello? Hello?

Now I know not to ask
for the 20th.

Let me guess, you're here
about a wedding?

Could you please let Simone
know that Hazel

from Parker Events is here,
I'd love to speak with her.

I would, if she were here.

I'm sorry, we weren't expecting
anyone till Friday.

I understand that,
but I wasn't expecting

to have to move
my sister's wedding,

so, I thought it'd be best
to come here sooner

rather than later.

Is there anything I can
help you with?

Depends. You are?

Helping with the sale
of the property

and everything
that goes with it.

Which today, is this.

Jared.

Hazel.

Well, if you could please
help us find a new date

for the Daglow/Silver wedding

that would be
greatly appreciated.

You're not here for a refund?

Mm-mm.

I wish I could help you,

but I'm afraid we don't have
any more event spaces.

Hopefully we've left you enough
time to find another venue.

Clearly you have never
planned a wedding here in town.

There are no other venues.

Well, what about Watershed?

I heard there's some dates
towards the end of the summer?

It's a pretty big hotel.

It's not the same.

I know, it doesn't have
the rose gardens, but...

This place has emotional
significance.

I get that.

I do, I have very fond memories
of this place,

but Simone is moving on.

It's just the natural
progression of things.

Our parents were
married here.

And my sister has always
dreamed of doing the same.

And, even though our mom
can't be here with us anymore,

which makes everything
ten times harder,

it would feel like she's
with us.

So, could you please help us
find another date here?

I really wish I could.

I mean, if we weren't stopping
all events on the 25th...

So, Saturday the 26th
would be available?

You want to plan a wedding
in three weeks?

I leave no choice.

It's not about that...

Hi.

Oh, Ms. Nash,
I'm so sorry.

Oh, Simone, please.
Please.

And it is we who should be
apologizing to you.

You know Jared?
This is Gabriel's son.

Oh, I worked with your father
over the past few years.

Oh.

Although, everything Jared's
been telling you is true.

We're under a lot of pressure
right now.

I think that if we
all work together

we can find a way to make
this wedding happen.

Thank you.

And since I secured the date
and more work for us,

I thought that now would be
the perfect time to ask,

no, talk, about me moving up
to a more senior position.

I have assisted you
with hundreds of events

and have taken on
the responsibilities.

Oh, hi Mariah.

Morning, I left a package
for you on your desk.

I think it's a thank you
from the Vales.

Well we're happy
to accommodate.

They're so thoughtful.

No, you're the best.

I appreciate it.
Thank you so much.

Oh, you're,
you're the best.

Thank you.

I won't assume one of these
is for me, but if it is,

I will gladly accept.

It was on the way.

Do you have a sec?

Uh, yes, I do.

But I also have something
to talk to you about.

I just got a call from Simone.

So you know she's giving us
the 26th for Lindsey's wedding?

And she's feeling stretched
for time and help

so she wants to hire us
to manage their events.

Mm-hm. That too.

Except, now she wants
someone on site.

She requested you.

Me?

Mm. I was equally surprised.

But, you know, what
are you gonna do?

She loves your passion
for the place.

Wow.

I'm so flattered.

But, can we even do that?

It's our busiest time of year.

We do have some events
that are in June,

but could you handle
the rest?

A few days ago, I would have
said no.

But then George agreed
to come on board.

I'm sorry, George?

Do you mean George Young,
the event planner?

Yeah. We went to Cal together.

Oh?

Yeah, at first we were just
batting around a few ideas,

but then he suggested merging
our client list

and it just, it clicked.

It's just a natural way for us
to expand our business.

Wow.

I didn't realize you were
looking to bring someone in.

Oh, neither did I,
until he put it out there.

But hey, nothing's gonna change
for you.

Oh, you had a question
for me?

It was about the Allans'
retirement party,

but, ah, don't worry.
It can wait.

We have plenty of time.

All right. Let's talk Rosewood.

Oh, looks great.
Looks great.

You didn't say anything?

What was I supposed to say?

He had just given the job
I wanted to someone else.

Been doing.

I'm sorry, but if he doesn't
value the work you're doing,

you need to jump.

You mean quit?

Change jobs, if that's
what it takes.

It's not that easy.

Why not? You're killing it.

Do you know how many event
planning jobs are around?

I kind of need
the title first.

Then demand it.

Can we just deal with this
dress situation first?

Fine.

But you're gonna have
to come out.

Wow.

What's wrong?
You hate it?

No, I just, I don't know why
we're starting

with bridesmaids dresses.

We should be starting
with yours.

So, does that mean
that you love it then?

Maybe. But it depends on yours.

I know, I know.

I hope this isn't bad timing.

What are you talking about?

Linds?

So, I was thinking, but only
if you're okay with it,

and I mean really okay with it.

I'd like to wear Mom's dress.

Dad thinks he knows where it is,
so he's gonna look for it.

But, you know what,

I can totally get one
off the racks, still,

it was just a thought.

I mean, you're the eldest, so.

Thanks for the distinguishment.

I think it's a great idea.

You do? Really?

There is nothing I would
want more.

Besides, who says I can't wear
the dress,

if and when I ever get married?

You will. If, and when,
you want to.

And I agree.
There are no rules.

Do you think Mom would...

Would love it.

Yeah?

She'd love it.

I wish she was here.

I know. Me too.

Yes. Look at you.

Wow.

Hm.

So, I had a look around
the property.

It'll definitely need
some repair.

-Mmmhmm.
-Especially by the cabins.

But it doesn't sound like the
buyers care too much about that.

Well, maybe not, but I do.

I want to give them the property
the way it was given to me.

I get that.

Well, doesn't look like anything
I can't handle myself.

You want to do the repairs?

Are you forgetting all of my
summers here with Dad?

There was a lot of woodworking,
painting, planting.

I've done it all.

Well, yes you have.

But they're not things I thought
you would still want to do.

It might be fun.

Besides, why spend money
if we don't have to.

But now you're talking.

Anyway, if it gets too much
for you...

Oh, I will hire someone
to do it.

I mean, the most important thing
is that it's done right.

Oh, look at that.

Is that a picture of you
and your sister?

Mmmhmm.

Cannot believe how long
it's been.

Since the photo was taken?

Since we talked.

You haven't spoken to her
about all this yet?

No.

But I'm going to. Soon.

I'll admit, I've been
procrastinating.

So, from now on,

the remaining events will all
take place in the west wing,

or in the arbor.

We used to offer many more areas
of the estate,

but I must admit,

the maintenance became
a bit too much.

I can only imagine.
But, still, it's perfect.

Mmmhmm.

I'm very excited to be here
for the next month.

We are excited
to have you here.

Oh.

So, aside from scheduling
logistics and remaining
on site...

In case there are any problems.

Is there anything else
you want me to work on?

Maybe not on,
but, around?

I'll be doing some repairs
and inspections

and the buyers will be by
in the next week or so

to do their own inspections,

so hopefully it shouldn't
cause too much of a disruption.

And hopefully it won't be during
any of the events?

You'll need to coordinate
schedules.

So, Jared, anything
you're planning,

just pass it by Hazel first.

So, you're helping sell the
property and doing the repairs?

Why is everyone so surprised
by that?

Financial planners
can have varied skills.

I just want to make sure that
these final events at Rosewood

remain as smooth and wonderful
as they always have.

So, if you could please
coordinate with me?

I promise.

Good. Would you like to see
your office?

I would love to.

This way.

I had no idea there were so many
paintings and pictures

all over the inn and the house.

I'm so sorry, you don't even
have a space to work.

Look at this mess.

Oh, no, no.
It's totally fine.

You know, whenever I am
packing up photos

I find myself three hours later

just sitting on the floor
reading yearbook signatures.

Me too. Exactly.

Can I help you with anything?

With all that noise, I cannot
return any phone calls.

Let alone think.

I just wish he'd hire a crew.

Well, it's sweet, I think.

Him wanting to help you.

You guys must be close.

Oh. I've known him
since he was a little boy.

Should have seen him
when he was 13.

He got braces.
He was so cute.

Oh, is that him?

Yeah, there he is.
Adorable.

He'd spend all his summers here,
playing.

Well, his Dad, Gabriel,

he was my property manager for
years, until he had to leave.

Mm. It must be hard for you,
leaving all these memories.

Well and reliving some.

Yeah.

Sorry, I just, you know.

It seemed... it seemed like
it was going to be easy.

You know, in theory.

But now it's actually happening,
I...

You're not sure?

No, I am.

But, I'm only half
of the equation.

My sister has to agree to sign
off on the property too.

Well, I'm sure she understands
all the reasons why.

Oh, I don't know about that.

She and I have never seen
eye to eye

on anything to do with
Rosewood.

What about now?

Well, I don't know.

She hasn't spoken to me
since she left here.

And that was 15 years ago.

All the files are labeled
alphabetically in my office.

Yes, that's A to Z.

Sure, George can call me
if he needs to.

Ok? Bye.

Everything ok?

Yep, just some growing pains
at the office.

So, I thought we should go
over this.

Calendar?

Of events here at Rosewood,
so there isn't any crossover.

Ok.

Everything looks great,
except for this.

You have a fertilizer delivery

the day of the Briggs'
anniversary party.

Yep, it's in the morning,
it shouldn't interfere.

It's kind of hard to enjoy
an outdoor dinner

when the entire place smells
like a barnyard.

Fair point.

Why don't we move that
to the 19th?

Yeah, that's great,
thank you.

Ok.

Anything else?

Nope, no.

But, if you're doing any repair
work, big or small,

if you could please just check
with me first?

Is this about the trimmer?

If that is what was making
that noise,

then yes,
the trimmer.

I will try to keep that
in mind.

-Thank you.
-Good.

We good?

Yeah, yeah.

Um...

I have to move an arbor
over to the rose gardens.

Do you by chance know how
to drive stick?

I said that I could drive stick.

I never said I was good.

Clearly.

True.

It is so beautiful here.

Isn't it?

I'm gonna trim back
some of the overgrowth.

Maybe throw a fresh coat
of paint on the cabins.

Why do you have to do
all this work

if you already have an offer?

We don't have to,
but Simone wants to.

Sweet.

It's probably part of
her process.

Working things out.

Yeah, I guess.

It's gotta be hard,
leaving this place.

For all of you.

Yeah, I don't really
get attached.

To what? Anything?

Well, people, yeah.

But places, you know, jobs,
not so much.

When it's time to move on,
I just move on.

That seems very straightforward.

But, maybe less so

if you found something
you cared enough about.

Probably also true.

So, this is it.
This is the arbor.

I'm going to have to fix it up
a little bit,

but, mind giving me a hand?

Thanks.

The chuppah should be
arriving tomorrow.

What's the final headcount?

Uh, coming soon.

Do I hear an "ish?"

I promise we're just waiting on
a few friends from Connecticut.

But, it's definitely going to be
more intimate now.

Which is fine, right?

We can always change things
if we need to.

Make it cozier.

Thank you.

When is Dad bringing
the dress?

Uh, he's gonna meet us
at your place tomorrow.

Apparently he spent
several hours in the attic

trying to locate one very large
box of tulle.

That has been perfectly
preserved,

I hope, because it is too late
to find a new dress.

Is that George again?

He has a lot of questions.

You know, you can't do
everything for everyone.

Daglow/Silver wedding?

There, done.

That's us.
Or, them.

Lindsey, Joe and you must
be Hazel.

That was my Grandma's name.

Mine too.

If you come this way, I have
a table set up for you.

I was so glad that you were able
to fit us in for the 26th

since you're normally booked
for months.

Um, it says here the wedding is
on June 26th.

Next year.

No, not next year,
June 26th, this year.

Yeah, um, I'm gonna call
my manager,

this is only my first week here
and I believe she set this up.

She also said we're always
booked at least six months out.

Which is why I assumed you had
a cancellation.

I was very clear on the phone
about the date.

Then I will be right back.
Ok.

Don't worry.

If this doesn't work out
I will call around

to see if I can
pull some favors.

It won't be Sugar Mill but...

It's ok.

These cakes are probably
way too fancy for us anyway.

It's okay.

You're lying.
I appreciate it.

Hey, the last thing anyone wants
is a stressed out maid of honor

at their wedding.

Me? Nope.
Not at all.

I am gonna make sure
everything is perfect

and if not, we
will get creative.

-Yes.
-Yes.

So?

I'm so sorry for the mix-up.

Dig in.

And the groom's mom wanted us to
save a few of the centerpieces.

Thank you.

Great, we will
see you then, thanks.

We're almost done
clearing out all the rentals.

Oh, thanks,
that's wonderful.

-Ok.
-Hmm.

It's funny.
They never get old.

What?

Weddings.

Every one is just that
little bit different.

You know, my sister

is so excited to be standing
at the altar.

I have a question.

Sure.

Since the reception is now going
to be smaller...

I'm sorry about that.

Oh, no, no. It's fine.

They're gonna have a larger
reception later so,

since it will be smaller,

to kind of fit in with
that intimate feel,

would it be possible to use
the rose garden?

Oh, that's one of the areas
that needs so much work.

I know, but my dad
is a contractor,

so he'd be happy to help
with some of the repairs.

For free of course.

If anything is needed.

Yeah. Well, Jared is working
out there right now,

so I'm sure he'd be happy
to lend a hand.

Thanks.

It's just that I really want
to make my sister happy.

Hmm.

I'm sure you understand.

You and your sister
are very close, right?

We are.

Which, I know, is very lucky.

But, as close as we are,

there still are things that
are hard for us to talk about.

But I, I always try
to remind myself that...

no matter what,
often times

it's the anticipation
that's the hardest part.

Yes.

I think you're right.

Well, I've thought about it,

and if you want the rose garden
for your sister's wedding,

then it is yours.

Thank you.

Of course.

Hello?

Faye.

It's Simone.

I know it's been a long time.

Apparently you don't remember
why or you wouldn't be calling.

Hey, kiddo, we're here!

Dad! You're early.

Yeah, well the traffic gods
were smiling down on us.

They must have known
it was crunch time.

So, how's it going?

It's going.

It's going fine.

None of my usual caterers
are available

so I'm checking
for cancellations.

I'm sure it'll be fine, right?

Knowing you? Yes.

Where's Linds?

She should be...

Finding rock star parking
out front.

Thank you very much.

Please don't mention
any of this to her.

I don't want to worry her.

Look what Dad also found.

Your wedding album!

What should we look at first?

The dress!

Are you sure about that?

Oh man.

It's beautiful.

Be honest,
what do you think?

Oh, Honey.

Well, you can't cry yet, Dad.

No, it's just allergies.

You look so pretty, Linds.
What do you think?

I mean, I might want to change
the sleeves a little.

But I love it.

You sure it's ok?

More than sure.

I already scheduled alterations
for you, just in case.

Now, go on up and change.

You're making me nervous
in this dress.

Ok, fine.

You okay, Dad?

Of course, yeah.
Why wouldn't I be?

-It's exciting.
-It is.

Also, maybe a little emotional?

Yeah.

It's okay.

She can't hear us.

I wasn't expecting...

After all these years.

But seeing her there,
in that dress.

And your mom
not being here.

I just wish I knew what
your mother would say.

I'm supposed to say something
at Lindsey's wedding,

but I don't know what.

We lost her so suddenly.

We never had a chance
to talk about it.

I'm sorry, sweetheart.

It's okay.

No, I mean, I'm sorry I wasn't
there for you more,

after you lost your mom.

We were...

We were all dealing
with a lot.

Still.

You were too young to take on
so much.

Well, let's not go there, okay?

Let's focus on this.
It's a good day.

You're right. Okay.

That was a quick change!

What are you guys
talking about?

Oh, nothing.

Nothing that can't wait,
I promise.

Dad brought you
some champagne.

Yes, yes. And I think it's time
to toast my girls.

Both of them.

Dad.

Well, it'll definitely need
some weeding

and clearing up
for the reception.

I wonder, do you remember
the rose path?

I do.

I think I helped my Dad
plant that.

Yes, you did.

Well, you might
have to do that again.

Would you like to go out and see
where it was?

I think Hazel might be
out there.

Uh, I do.

But, maybe we could finish
our other conversation first?

Ah, there's not much to say.
She didn't want to talk.

Well, I didn't realize things
were as complicated

as they are with your sister.

Neither did I.

Do you think it might help

if maybe I went and spoke
to her?

Neutral party.

Probably, but I don't want
to drag you into this.

You're not.
I'm offering.

Ok. Thank you.

You're welcome.

Good. Well, then
it's settled.

I'll go speak to Faye

right after I see what you did
to my rose garden.

The garden is a disaster
so we'll bring in new roses

and clean everything out and it
will need love and replanting

and revitalization, but I think
it'll just be absolutely perfect

for my sister's vintage
wedding theme.

Good.

I'd be happy to replant it.

Are you sure?

My dad already offered to build
a small dance floor over there,

so if it's easier
just let me know.

-No.
-Okay.

You know, that's actually
where my parents got married?

My dad and I actually planted
those years ago.

I'd like to restore it, to get
it ready for the buyers.

Besides, it would be nice
to work on

something other than a
spreadsheet for a change.

You really are just
jack of all trades.

Yeah, and master of none.

Don't sell yourself short.
I saw that arbor.

You did a really good job.
It looks brand new.

Thank you.

That kind of thing, I've just
always loved to do.

Like woodwork?

Yeah, anything
with my hands.

Hmm.

Ever since my dad let me use
some left over lumber

to build this killer tree house,
I was hooked.

But, it's more of just a hobby.

It's still a job that you could
pay somebody else to do.

So, listen, why don't
you start a list

of everything that needs to get
done and I will get to it.

Right after I talk
to Simone's sister.

Is that happening today?

Yeah.

What are you gonna
say to her?

I don't know yet.

Simone's selling, we need her
to transfer the deed.

Easy. Just keep it simple.
It's business.

That's what you're gonna say?

Why, what would you say?

Depends.

On what?

Faye.

Uh.

You have to read the room.

I know you've heard
that expression before.

I have, but it's just gonna be
the two of us.

Yeah. Maybe it should be
the three of us.

You want to come with?

You're not the only one
who cares about Simone.

And you somehow have time
for this?

No. But I'll make time.

It's beautiful.

Can I help you?

Faye, Jared Thomas,
I'm Gabriel's son.

I'm doing some work
for Simone.

Your sister.

Yeah, I know who my sister is.

Right.

Sorry to show up
here unannounced,

but, Simone, we wanted to uh,
ask you a question.

A business question.

It won't take long,
but it's important, for you too.

Okay. Come in.

This landscaping is stunning.

Thank you.

I mean, I guess it makes sense,
considering where you grew up.

-So you're Gabriel's son.
-Yeah.

I, I met him a few times
before...

Well, I met him a few times.

So, I'm sure you didn't track me
down to talk about landscaping.

What's, what's the business
at hand?

Simone is thinking
about selling.

Rosewood?

That's right.

Just thinking about it?

Well, there is an offer
on the table

but she wanted to talk to you
about it first.

That's why she called.

And she sent you two?

She figured it might be easier.

Yeah, easier not to deal
with things.

No, easier if I came.

She, of course, wants
to get your blessing.

And she needs me
to sign off on title,

for a clean sale?

That too.

Hmm.

She also wants to know
that you're okay with it.

Letting go.

Why? She never cared before.

I can't speak about the past,
but it's important to her now.

Then she should have
come herself.

Look, I think it's sweet that
the two of you want to help out,

but this really is
a family matter.

Well, it could have
gone worse.

Or not.

Raymond, hey. Is everything ok?

Apparently George forgot
to order the flowers

for the centerpieces.

So they didn't arrive?

No. But I told him not to worry,
because they love you there.

You want me to call Garaventas,
now?

Yeah, well I thought since it's
a super rush it might be better,

since you have the relationship?

I'll call them,
and be there in 20.

What? Where?

Watershed.

I promised Vince and Nico their
wedding day would be perfect,

so I just, I want to make sure
you're all set.

You're the best!
Thank you.

It'll just be a quick detour.

You could have just stayed
in the car.

And missed out on all the fun?
Mm-mm.

Besides, something tells me

I need to prevent you from
staying and helping too much.

I wouldn't do that.

Ah! You're here already.

Raymond, this is Jared,
he works with Simone.

Well, pleasure to meet you,
Gerard.

Ok, now, can we...

George, Hazel, you two
know each other.

Only by reputation,

but I can't wait to get you back
in the office.

I hear you always bring
the good coffee.

That's at the top of my resume.

So, these were just delivered,

which isn't what we had planned,
they're not all, together.

What do we do?

Arrange them?

Okay, what matters is that
the flowers are here

and we have less than an hour,
so let's get to work guys.

Oh, we're staying?

They need our help.

They need our help.

Right, okay.

Gerald, that would be great.
Thank you so much.

Listen, with the two of you
it'll go by in no time.

Why don't you get started
with these

and we'll go check on catering?

Wow.

I mean, he is really charming.

So, about us not staying?

Today is about Vince and Nico.

Right.

Hey, what was that about,
back there?

You mean with Raymond
and George?

Yeah.

Nothing.

Nothing?

I guess I just thought if he was
gonna bring somebody in

he would bring me up,
promote me.

But not someone I'd have
to cover for.

Who, George?

Yeah.

Did your boss know
that's what you wanted?

We work for a very small company
so I just assumed he knew.

Hmm. Not a great move.

It's not that simple.

Ok. It's not that complicated,
either.

Look, you saved them back there,
right?

Yes, but...

Okay, so don't be afraid to take
credit where credit is due.

They're not.

And from where I'm standing,
you are running this show.

Hey, thank you.

What's this?

I assume you have a vase
to put those in.

Oh, no.

But I do have a vase.

You!

Hello?

I guess we need to talk.

My sister spent so much time
on that lake.

Sailing.

She always loved the water,
even as a baby.

I think it's fitting that
you're meeting here, then.

It'll be good.

Just to move forward.

To know, one way or the other.

Exactly.

Oh, but first things first.

Should we take a look at
the outside buildings, now?

Yes, show us everything.

We're still in the process
of cleaning some of it up.

But absolutely, of course.

Ms. Nash, I've always been
an admirer of your paintings

and this is an exquisite
property.

Oh, that's so kind,
thank you.

I'm sorry you're
in a position

where you need to sell it.

I didn't say that.

Ah, nevermind.

It's the way it is.
It's okay.

Oh, this is charming.

It turns out Jared has quite
a green thumb.

Are you a gardener,
Mrs. Barretto?

Oh, not at all.

We've always had people
who do that for us.

Maybe I should learn?

Let's see how much we use
this place, first.

I don't know, John,
with these views.

I mean, can you imagine
the panorama?

Ten floors up?

Where there's a rooftop pool.

Exactly what I was thinking.

It'll be breathtaking.

We might need to get Arman
out here to survey.

See what's possible.

Mm.

So, ten floors for
a vacation home?

No, I'm sure they're
just spit-balling.

Oh, and the cabins!
Let's look at those too.

I guess we're going to see
the cabins.

Simone.

Hey!

So, you're still living
at the same place?

I am.

Do you like it?
Are you happy there?

Can we just get to the point?
We don't need to do all this.

I didn't want to jump right in.

Particularly after I called you
and you hung up on me.

Well, you caught me off guard.

We don't have to drag it out.

Okay. The last time you and I
were together,

you made it clear

you didn't want anything to do
with Rosewood anymore.

Like I ever had anything to
do with it in the first place.

Well, you could have
if you wanted to.

Oh please, I tried.

You never even considered
one of my ideas.

I did.

But I wasn't going
to entertain you

wanting to change everything.

Simmy, you could have listened
to something.

It was your childhood home too.

I'm trying to make sure you're
okay letting it go, for good.

You mean, am I willing
to sign off on the deal

so this won't wind up in court?

Don't make it sound so cold.

Mom's old hat box.

That it is.

It's just some old photographs
and letters

I thought you might like
to have.

Thank you.

All I care about is you telling
me what you want to do.

There are plenty of vegetarian
and kosher options

and all of Dad's favorites
are still on the menu.

And they're free to cater,
this weekend?

Raymond put in a call,
so they are free now.

And I triple checked the date.
Three times.

That is fantastic.

Are you still open to doing
a dessert bar?

We can get a simple cake
for the cake cutting

but then we can just go crazy
with a really fun buffet.

We are open to anything
good and sweet.

And I think we just found
our brownie bites.

And please don't worry
about the flowers,

we'll keep it simple, okay?

Luckily there's lots of roses.

But, are you sure?

I am sure.

And you better be leaving soon,
okay?

It's late.

Well, I would have already
been gone

except this one really
picky client

has been keeping me behind.

Fine, then I am hanging up.

Love you.

Love you more.

We're on.

Jared?

Jared?

I may have gone a bit overboard,

but I hope you like it.

You mean Lindsey.

No, you.

I thought you deserved
your own moment.

I can't believe you did
all this.

This is more than just repairs.

Well, I had to check
the bulbs, right?

Mm-hm.

No, I knew you wanted
to see them up and...

I really wanted you to have
your own moment with this place.

Even if it's not a wedding.

So, uh, how did it go
with the buyers?

Good, I guess.

Is the sale moving forward?

We're waiting on Faye
to decide,

but, um, we're hopeful.

So why don't you
seem happy?

Do I seem unhappy?

No, but...

Maybe you're gonna miss this
place more than you realize.

I just...

I hope they don't change it
too much.

Yeah, me too.

Hey, don't take this on.

What do you mean?

You can't worry about
this too.

Well, that's kind of my thing.

I worry about everyone
and everything

that I care about, so.

Yeah, I've kind of been that way
ever since my mom died.

I'm so sorry.

Don't forget to put yourself
on that list.

Maybe even first.

I'll take this as my moment.

Faye.

You're asking me how I feel
about losing something

I haven't lived with in years.

I know, it's not easy.

Well, I've already
let it go once.

Hey, as long as you've got
a hammer in here,

I think I'm all set.

I'll leave you to it,

sounds like you know
what you're doing.

All right, we'll see!

Ok. Put us to work.

Hey! I didn't realize this was
a family affair.

Learn from me.

The Daglow family's
kind of a package deal.

Too much of a good thing?

Oh.

I think it's sweet.

We'll see how you feel
in an hour.

Um, so, he lit this whole thing
up, just for you?

Wait, who?

Jared.

Oh.

No, no.

Mm-hm.

He would have had
to do it anyway.

But he specifically did it
for you.

Yes, and it was very sweet.

End of discussion.

Come on.

-Hey, Dad.
-Hey, honey.

How's it going?

It's good.

We think we're gonna string
some lights across here.

It should look great.

You know that's not
what I mean, Dad.

Have you thought anymore
about...

About what I'm gonna say?

You know, I think maybe it's
best if I don't say anything.

I don't know.

I just... I just don't want
to mess anything up.

Well that's, that's not okay.

You're here, Dad.

You get to be here.

And I need you
to say something.

I need you to say something

whether it's from you,
or from Mom,

it doesn't matter.

Okay.

Making a veil?

Twirl around.

I think this would look
really good.

So you really
want to know?

I do.

I just think it's important
to know their vision.

In the interest
of full disclosure.

Disclosure.

Jared, you're the seller.

It's their prerogative to do
what they want with it,

once it's sold.

I know, but I think that they
would feel better,

more confident in the sale
if they knew

that this place would still be
standing afterwards.

I can ask, but you and I both
know that things can change.

I get it.

Look, I know this sounds
sentimental.

But it's important to Simone.

We'd just like to know.

Okay. I'm on it.

Jared.

We can move forward.

Faye agreed to the sale.

I am an asset to this company.

I have been here for many years.

I have been a loyal employee

who has been there
for many functions

above and beyond.
I am...

Maybe when you're back

you can show me your
organizational tricks.

It's not really my thing.

Oh, you could always
hire someone.

When I've got you two?

Besides, you're probably
more used to

this volume of work than I am.

I'm sure your clientele list
is quite impressive.

I prefer to work smart,
not hard.

Finally, you're back.

Oh, come on in.

Is she taking care of you?
You want a cappuccino?

Cappuccino would be great.

Mariah, get him a cappuccino.

About a month in, sounds like
everything's going smoothly.

It has, but that's,

I'm not here to talk
about Rosewood.

I'm here to talk about my job.

Oh.

We both know that I have worked
very hard for years,

assisting you on hundreds
of events,

sometimes even taking
the responsibilities

of a lead planner.

So? What are you asking?

To be recognized.

I've earned a promotion.

Look, I hear you, but you
should have asked sooner.

Now, it's complicated.

Maybe so, but I'm asking now.

You know there's nothing
I would love more.

But now I gotta go talk with
George about this

and we have to see

how our current expansion
pans out first, you know.

It's not a no.

Just a "not right now."

Not at this exact moment, no.

Hey, keep pushing, okay,
because your time will come.

Okay?

And hey, look,

I am going to clear my schedule
on Saturday

so I can help out with
your sister's wedding.

Okay?

So, let's just wrap
this week up.

This place isn't the same
without you.

Okay?

Soon. Soon.

What, he just said no,
just like that?

Yep.

He didn't say anything else?

Just that it would
happen eventually.

That makes no sense.

I've seen you at work,
you're amazing.

Eventually that hard work
will all pay off.

Or you could draft a really
killer resignation letter.

What?

It's not that easy.

Sure it is.

I can even give you
one of my templates.

Funny.

Look, I'm not trying to be.

I can't just move on like that.

Why?

Because it's not me,
it's not who I am.

I'm not always unattached
like you are.

I'm sorry, I have to go be
with my sister.

Of course.

Hazel, wait.

It's going to be a beautiful
wedding.

Ah.

Is that the final contract
for the sale?

Yeah. Just looking it over.

Anything I should be
concerned about?

No.

Nothing.

Shall I sign it now?

Oh, there's no rush.

We have until tomorrow.

Oh, so the reason
we're waiting is?

Four generations is
a really long time.

It is.

What if...

we could up the profits,
just enough, to hire a team.

Maybe keep it in your family.

Yes, but the family now
is just me and Faye.

Oh, sweetheart.

I love you for thinking
the way you are,

but it's too late.

I have made peace with it.

Rosewood is a magical place,
we all know that.

But it's time to pass it on.

It's just that, what if they
change things too much?

It's their right.

Yeah, but...

Let's not go down
that path.

It's not healthy for anyone.

Hey, we're almost
at the finish line.

I've lost too much time,

not knowing what to say,

or being so afraid
of what you'd say.

I don't want
to lose anymore.

Do you remember the hours
we used to spend at the beach,

seeing who could find the most
interesting sea shells?

Yep. You always had to win.

Your shells always had
to be the most beautiful.

Well, I saw it as
healthy competition.

Maybe I got a bit carried away,

not realizing the effect
it might have on you.

I never meant to upset you
or hurt your feelings.

Well, it made me feel small.

Like my big all-knowing sister
couldn't even see me.

Couldn't even hear me.

I felt a lot of pressure.

From who?

Mom and Dad.

They talked to me a lot about
my responsibility

as the older sister.

And then once
they were gone,

the expectation I would run
Rosewood perfectly as they did.

Well you should have
talked to me.

We used to share everything.

I didn't want to burden you,
or anyone.

I agreed to take on everything.

You should have talked to me,
Simmy.

I should have listened
to you too.

You had a lot of good ideas.

Creative ones.

But I was only interested
in preserving the place

we all loved so much.

Faye.

I never loved anyone or anything
as much as I love you.

I just, I just wanted you
to feel the same way.

But I do, Simmy.
I always did.

Really?

Yeah.

Oh.

Listen, I'd... I'd...

I'd like to say goodbye
to the place one more time.

You know, just...

I want you to, really.

Guess what,

Faye is going to stay here
tonight in her old room.

She's leaving in the morning.

I'll be sure to say goodbye.

-Cheers.
-Cheers.

Well, now that you've
signed these,

hope you'll get a chance
to relax a bit.

Oh, no. I'm going back to work.
On my paintings.

What about you?

I'm not sure yet.

Hmm.

Why don't you take
some quiet time?

So you can hear your heart.

Joe's parents are so adorable.

I love how they slow danced
to every song

and cried at every toast.

And that was just
the rehearsal dinner.

Can you imagine what it's gonna
be like tomorrow?

Tissues at every table.

Already on my list.

Thank you so much.

I couldn't have done
any of this without you.

What about me?

Dad!

I'm just kidding,

I'm not going to ruin
your girl's night.

I'm going to bed.

Gonna leave these
by the door.

Goodnight, girls.

Goodnight.

What were we talking about?

Oh, I was just saying that you
are a force to be reckoned with,

just like Mom.

And I honestly couldn't be
more in awe of you.

Ditto.

Hazel...

Of course you're already here,
early.

I couldn't sleep.

Too excited?

I think we all are.

Well, I'm here to help.

Thank you.

The thing is...

I can't do this anymore.

It's a good thing you're coming
back Monday then, huh?

No, that's not what I mean.
Um...

I worked very hard.
More than my fair share.

Waiting to be recognized
for what I deserve

and it's become apparent
that I have to leave

in order to get it.

Are you quitting?

I'm giving you my
two weeks' notice.

We can talk about
that promotion

if it's really that important
to you.

We already did.

And you were very clear.

You didn't even value me enough
to consider it.

Well then we can revisit it,
then.

It's too late.

I'm good at my job.

Much better than
George from Cal

and I'm not going
to hang around

waiting for some empty promise
to be fulfilled.

If you want to stay and help
I would appreciate it,

but please don't
feel obligated.

I can handle this.

Hazel...

Hey.

I thought I might have
missed you.

May I?

-Nope, go ahead.
-Thanks.

You know, I've been avoiding
this place for 15 years?

Now I don't want to leave.

Well, I'm really glad you came.

I know that Simone is too.

Mmm.

I hope the two of you get
to spend some time together,

moving forward.

Me too.

And thank you for
looking out for her,

and for all of this.

Simone has been like family
to me.

And this place has been
a second home.

But I guess the numbers
can't be ignored.

Rosewood was never
about the numbers.

Perhaps that's why this hasn't
been as straightforward

as I expected it to be.

You know, my Grandpa always
used to say

"there's a special kind of magic
about this place."

It'll always be my home.

It's gonna be really hard
to let it go again.

It is a special place.

It has been for so many people.

And to think, it could just be
a big hotel soon.

Maybe.

Or maybe not.

Oh, honey.

Hey, you promised
not to make me cry

before I walk down the aisle.

But I didn't promise
not to cry myself.

But, I found this,
just in case.

Is this Mom's?

Yeah.

I love you both so much.

Come here.

-I love you.
-I love you.

Okay, okay, no crying.

Have we ever let anything
go unsaid in this family?

You know what to say,
from both of you.

And who gives this woman
away to be married to this man?

Her mother and I do.

Honey, your mother
never held back.

From loving, laughing,
or crying.

And you remind me
so much of her.

And right now,

she would tell you to make life
an adventure, when you're lost.

And a treasure,
when you're found.

We both love you so much,
we are so proud of you.

-Love you.
-Love you.

Bevakasha, please be seated.

Before we hand in
those papers today.

I may have an idea on how
to keep Rosewood.

And I have the numbers
to make it work.

Really?

Oh, that's amazing!

Well? Tell me,
tell me everything.

Mazel tov!

Hazel.

It was perfection.

Thank you.

I wanted to make you proud
for Rosewood's grand finale.

I couldn't agree more.

But something tells me it's not
going to be the last one.

Are you not selling?

We have a new
active partner.

Oh, maybe an old partner.

An equal partnership.

But, we're going to need someone
to help us run the place.

Someone who really cares
about Rosewood.

Maybe, two someones.

Really?

Well, of course it would mean
you would have

to leave your current job.

Considering I just resigned...

You did?

It was time.

But you, I didn't realize
you were looking to change?

I wasn't.

I was just looking for the right
place to land.

Besides... Rosewood could
use a jack of all trades.

Finance, maintenance...

Someone to change
the lightbulbs.

Turns out I might be a little
attached to this place.

You?

Shocking, I know.

We don't need to go into
the details at the moment,

but we wanted you to know
that we're going to be able

to keep Rosewood
in the family.

And we hope that the two of you

will be an important part of
it moving forward.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Wow. That is not how I pictured
tonight going.

You and me both.

Is this... is this
really happening?

It is nothing that
you don't deserve.

That is true.

This is gonna be great.

Dare I say, magical?

We might want to figure out
a plan first.

You look beautiful.

Thanks.

You don't look too bad yourself.

Thanks.

Are those dancing shoes?

They might be.

And I might be pretty awesome
on the dance floor.

Oh?

Did you take a class
in that too?

Do you really want to know?

But are you ready
for this dance?

Let's go.

It's happening!

Get over there!

I think perhaps
the real magic

isn't just in a place,
it's in the people.

It's the vows we make, and
the ones we have yet to make,

that help us stay close,

or sometimes even find
our way back,

to our family, our friends
and the love we'll keep forever.