All language subtitles for When.Hope.Calls.305

Previously on when Hope Calls thank you.

They almost call me Joshua.

I'm gonna talk to Nora about what happened
back home sweet Alonso is if

the ID Michael seems quite busy with work.

When. You're back.

I was hoping to have a word, but it's OK,
right?

At the Mountie Place?

Of course it is.

Redwallon! I will not let you down.

We have a lot of work to do if you're going
to ship me a collection

next week. What if I handle the ranch?

That way Hannah can focus completely on her
designs until the show.

I don't know what I do without you.

It's about your new look.

I'd have ordered a new suit, same style, but
these will fit me better.

Did Ellen and Buccio up to steal our cattle?

I think I've got better things to do.

Like what? The after your ranch.

Laura, just what I was hoping to see.

Good morning, Michael.

What are you reading?

It's just a novel.

Joshua loomed me.

Who doesn't love a good mystery?

You and Joshua are sharing books.

Yeah, turns out we have a lot in common.

Oh, and he's a great ball player.

And the children seem to love him.

It was a fun game.

I'm glad that you could join us.

Sorry we didn't get much time to talk.

Actually, I was still hoping we could chat
sometime soon.

Why not right now?

Now? Here. Well, the children are on a field

trip to Franklin.

It's my first quiet day.

Please, join me.

So, what did you want to talk to me about?

Oh, it's just something about

my past before I became a mountaineer.

Sorry guys, we are having a town council
meeting here in a minute.

Oh, that's okay Debbie.

We can go somewhere else.

Why don't we go to the hotel restaurant?

Sure. And Nora, just before you leave, I
have a quick legal question

about an oven that was faulty.

Oh, well... I have to send the telegram to
headquarters anyway.

So, why don't we meet up at the hotel in an
hour?

Sounds great.

What did you need help with?

I'll help you something.

Good morning. This is Lawrence Ranch?

It is. I'm going to speak with Miss
Lawrence.

She's busy working ranch, you know.

What can I do for you?

Name's Eli Hopkins with the L&M cattle
company.

If it's about selling, I can tell you she's
not interested.

You seem pretty certain about that.

Well, I'm certain that nothing's changed
since the Lawrence auction.

Lawrence Ranch is a prime piece of bottom
land.

Ray Lawrence knew what he had.

I'm sure he'd like to see it reach its full
potential.

Who's to say it hasn't?

I prefer to hear it from the one who
inherited it, not a ranch hand.

She'll probably go.

Well, when Miss Lawrence wants to reach out,
she can find me this number.

Ah, there's my partner.

I know, I know.

I've been ignoring my pal lately.

He deserves a little care and attention.

Oh, that's okay.

We've both been busy.

You're just so darn shiny, aren't you?

Yeah. Oh, you mean your car?

What did you think of it?

Nothing. I had some ideas I wanted to talk
to you about.

Oh, Sam, I'm not sure my pocketbook can take
any more of your ideas.

First off, we're running low on vegetables
and the distributor is holding up delivery.

Oh, that reminds me.

Down council waits for no man.

Walk with me, okay?

So I'm proposing that we make deals with a
few local farmers rather than use just

one farm for everything.

Sam, my lad, you are starting to think like
a business owner.

How long have you been standing there?

Long enough. Almost done.

I just want everything to be perfect.

I'm happy with how things are coming along,
though.

It's like you barely hanging on by a thread.

Um, I have everything under control.

How's the ranch?

Ella came by and dropped off his cart.

I'm sorry. Don't worry about the ranch.

Just focus on finish up.

Think of the events and gatherings we could
host at the community hall.

Not to mention a place for Reverend Daniels
to hold his sermons.

Seems like an obvious choice.

Amen to that.

Sorry, gang. What are you all going on
about?

We were just discussing the town investing
in a community hall.

We're pretty unanimous.

Why do we need a community hall when we've
got the Royal Brookfield?

My partner makes an excellent point.

I'm pretty smoothly managing the livestock
while you were gone.

Good. Any issues with the land?

All's good. The hay's cut for the season.

So last time you handled the cattle rustlers
and this time you handled the

cattle? It's my job to hold down the fort.

I know, but...

I've really grown to trust and rely on you,
Lucy.

You make a great team.

How was it at the Cape Fortan auction?

Good. I've got us a bull coming.

We can use it in the South pasture.

Exactly. You know...

I used to envision my son Chuck running this
ranch one day.

But now that he's about to become a father
in London...

I'm looking a little closer to home.

I want to continue to grow this ranch for
the years to come.

Um... I'd love to be a part of that.

Mm-hmm. I'm looking for a place to live.

I mean, we've got the space, the tables, the
ambience.

It's an obvious choice.

That's what I said.

Yeah, Ben gets it.

About getting a community hall.

A hall makes good sense.

What are we going to do about the funding?

How do we raise it?

Great point, Joe.

We can all pitch in.

I'll host a bake sale and donate the
proceeds.

I don't get it.

Why do you want to spend money on a hall
when the hotel's sitting right there?

Not you and your hotel again.

Decorum, people. Maybe what the town council
needs is one central voice.

Like a mayor.

For now, all those in favor of a community
hall say aye.

Aye? I don't know.

I mean, I can see both sides.

All those opposed, say nay.

Nay! Sam, you're not a voting member.

Neither is Joe.

Technically, I'm an alternate.

Ken isn't here, so my vote counts.

Not that I have one yet.

I think the real question to be asked here
is how come the council meeting's being

held here and not at the hotel?

Debbie's Pacers. That's why.

Oh, there's that guy that always made money.

Perhaps we should take a breather.

Let's reconvene later, everyone.

Oh, sorry.

Shall we? Lead the way.

Is everything okay with work?

Yeah, just needed to wrap up a case, but now
my day's free.

Great. So, where were we?

Are you hungry?

I could eat.

Or not.

I feel like you and I have gone through a
lot recently, and whatever

you want to tell me, I am more than open to
hearing.

Thanks. I'm

trying to move on from the way things were.

To let go.

Is that vague?

A little, but I get the sentiment.

I think I felt that way when I came here.

A reset of my former life.

You don't speak about your life growing up.

Before law school.

I thought you were the one sharing.

I did say that, didn't I?

I lived a life before I became a Moundie,
and it's been haunting me lately more

than I thought.

Sorry to interrupt, Constable.

There's a guy at the feed-n-seed who doesn't
want to pay for stabling his

horse. He's, um, he's not very friendly.

Is he armed?

I don't think so, but I could use some
Moundie reinforcements.

Duty calls. I want to continue this
conversation.

We will.

I'll find you later.

Joe, you're a businessman.

You get it.

It's all about profit.

Sponsor anyone? Thank you.

Oh, all right.

I mean, this

is great, right?

Business folk making business decisions.

Speaking of business, who's looking after
the hotel?

Oh, that would be me.

Oh, it's nice to see Lucy back in her
regular clothes, and not in a dress

today. What's this about?

Hannah Lawrence needed help with her fashion
collection.

It's not a big deal.

You sure? I think she did an entire
photography session.

You know what Wyatt, laugh all you want.

I got a ton of ranching work to do.

Come on, we would.

So what do I owe the pleasure, Wyatt?

We had a visitor this morning.

I'm represented from L&M Company.

It came by Eli Hopkins.

L&M? What they want?

They wanted to talk to Hannah about selling.

Oh, my. Anyone come by here?

I just got back from Cape Bulloch, and so I
can't say, but you know, they

were sniffing around that auction looking to
get their hands on more ranches.

I don't want that conglomerate anywhere near
Brookfield.

No, you and me both.

Maybe I should pay that, uh, Eli Hopkins'
little visit.

Keep me in the loop.

Yeah, I'm telling you, Joe, I've done at
least 45 miles per hour in that little

baby. True story.

Just something about the open road, you
know?

I imagine a road trip right now would be
pretty freeing, Rumi.

This one. Oh, okay.

You want to order one for each?

One for each of the children would be great.

Seven, including Dolores.

Hello. Hannah, I haven't seen you in days.

How's it going?

Good. I just need to pick up finishing
fabrics and buttons, and I should be done.

Then I need to rush my collection to
Clearwater so that it makes it in time

for the train to New York.

Wow. Rushed by a wagon?

Ronnie Contegi. Me?

Yeah. I mean, you're in the mood for a road
trip.

You got the car?

Oh, yeah, I do, but you know, gas isn't
exactly cheap.

I'd be willing to pay whatever it costs for
your gas and troubles.

Well, I guess in that case I could pick you
up.

Really? Sure. Great.

I'll just give me three hours.

Great. I'll just get it.

Oh, where'd you put that there?

You've headed out of town?

Yeah. Actually, I was hoping to steal you
away for the afternoon so you can finally

finish that conversation.

Ah, you're actually taking the reins.

You mind?

You're my guest.

Where are we going?

You'll see.

You got a minute, Maggie?

I've always got time for you, Joe.

Is this a professional visit or a social
one?

Ah, maybe it's a bit of both.

It's just, I don't want to be the one to
bring it up, but it's getting

to be a bit too much.

I don't know what to say or when to say it.

It's never quite long enough for me to get a
word in.

He means well.

It's as if there's no air left in the room
and I don't want to hurt

his feelings, but I just can't take it
anymore.

You? Well, what about me?

He's the last person I don't want to hurt.

Ronnie? Ronnie.

I wouldn't want to see him hurt.

He's a big part of our community.

Yeah. And plus I don't want to see him
upset.

Well, thanks. I'm not my wit's end.

Maybe you should try speaking to Sam again.

Ask him to give Ronnie the owner's suite
back.

To be honest, it's getting pretty hard to
get through to Sam these days.

Yes, that is true.

But it's still worth speaking to him about
Ronnie.

I'll try.

I wouldn't give for just one night.

One night of peace and quiet.

Hi. Thanks.

Hey. I just wanted to check when you were
taking the wagon into Clearwater today.

I wanted to use it before you left.

I'm not using the wagon.

Ronnie's driving me.

Ronnie Stewart said he'd drive you into
Clearwater.

Well, there may have been some persuasion.

Hi. I'm done.

I'll get the collection on an earlier train
and Justine will receive it a day before

schedule. And I'll still be there in time
for the set up so everything is working

out perfectly.

That's great. Really?

Yeah. It means I get to use the wagon today.

You did good.

What? Sorry? What did you say?

Here you are.

Where are we exactly?

It's an abandoned Mountie Outpost.

Don't worry. I hope we can talk for a few
minutes without interruption.

Yeah. Probably safe from interruptions here.

What is all this?

Brought a few refreshments.

I'm not as cozy as the pastry shop or the
restaurant, but maybe this

will help.

My lady.

This is so nice.

Who knew a Mountie could be this sweet?

Please don't blow my cover.

We can't suppose I have reputation to stop
old.

Your secret is safe with me.

Hey Ronnie.

You got an Eli Hopkins day in here?

Yeah. He checked into our deluxe suite.

Ah. That's him right there.

Eli Hopkins. I'm Tess Stewart.

Mrs. Stewart. What a pleasure it is to
finally meet you.

Now never mind all that.

What are you doing in Brookfield?

Just checking out your lovely town.

Really? Then I'm glad I caught you.

Interested in doing some business with L&M?

Well aware of that beautiful stretch of land
you got.

We'd be happy to talk.

I know better than to ever do a deal with L
&M.

Oh no. Come on.

Why would you go and say a thing like that?

Because L&M threatens our way of life.

No one in Brookfield needs your business.

Come on now.

You can't speak for everyone.

I believe I can.

I beg to differ.

You know the last person who pushed me too
hard just in jail now?

I think you had a little run in with Jerry
Hansman.

I'm glad you ended up okay this time.

Are you threatening me?

Come on now.

Don't be so hostile.

Brookfield seems like such a friendly place.

Yeah we are friendly.

Until we're threatened.

Nothing here for the likes of you.

Another stick of doodle?

No thanks.

But I'd love to hear whatever you want to
say.

Right. Of course.

Okay. I

wanted to tell you about it.

About my

fiance. Your what?

Ronnie! I want to make sure I have enough
tissue to

protect the dresses.

I can't have them bouncing around on the
train.

You've got to make it to New York in perfect
shape.

I can't vouch for the trains but your
dresses could not be safer than when riding

in this old gal.

Thank you so much.

Where should I put them?

Well we can strap them to the sideboard or
the rear compartment.

I'll give you a hand but if I hurt my back
I'll never make it to

clear water.

Give me a sec.

I'll help.

I'm going to make sure I've got more tissue.

Alrighty I will crack this little baby up.

Ronnie get in the car.

Get in the car.

Get in the car.

Push push push.

Come on.

No. No. Wait.

What happened? What happened?

Why aren't you doing something?

Have a stand up.

Have a stand up.

I was a

different person when I met her.

Getting ready to take my place in the family
company.

We had our life ahead of us.

A stately home.

A summer cottage.

One day I saw a lady being robbed and I was
able to chase and catch

the thief. Made me realize I wanted to do
something different with my life.

Help people. I wanted to become a Mountie.

Valerie, my fiance,

seemed fine with it.

Said she was excited about our new future.

But she wasn't.

No. I found out on our wedding day.

I stood there in the church with my brother
by my side and my family

and friends and we waited.

Her bride who never showed.

I'm so sorry.

How can anyone do that to someone they love?

I think maybe she was more in love with the
family business than with me.

Don't you go feeling sorry for me?

I don't.

The person I feel sorry for is...

What did you say her name was?

Valerie? Someday she'll realize that men
like you

don't come around very often.

And that she made a big mistake.

That's a very nice thing to say.

That's just the truth.

So that's my story.

Her past shapes us all.

For better or worse.

It's clearly left its mark.

Must be hard.

Getting your heart broken.

Hard to ever imagine falling in love again.

That's what I thought.

That's what I told myself for a long time.

Since I've gone to Brookfield.

I think maybe I was wrong about that.

I never used to see the point in politics,
but what a thrill.

Business people come together to vote on
what is best for us.

I'm glad you enjoyed yourself, Sam.

The thing is, the council actually decides
what's best for the entire community.

Not just for ourselves.

Point taken, Maggie.

I'm just really excited to finally have a
stake in this town.

And that's wonderful.

But the most important aspect of politics is
that only voting members vote.

Of course. Yes.

It's just really neat being in on all the
action.

Right. Well, as two business owners, I'm
sure we both have a lot of work.

But aren't we staying for lunch?

I can't. Sorry.

I am. I might have a patient.

Well, if you're sure.

I'm going to head to the feeding seat.

Anna. I'm sorry.

What are you fixing to say to just one
person?

I'm just saying, I'm not going to be
justine.

Truth? That I poured my heart and soul into
this collection, but it wasn't enough.

Designs won't be going to New York.

Ooh. We should get that looked at.

It's nothing. It's just an occupational
hazard from selling.

No. Maggie should definitely take a look at
this.

Otherwise those boosters are going to get
real bad.

I'm looking on the ranch.

You don't want to do that with an injury.

Right. I

realize that to a man like you, my design
work might seem silly or a distraction

from the ranch.

But before I came here, fashion was my whole
life.

It means something to me.

Don't worry. The coast is clear.

Can't be too careful.

Hey buddy. How you doing?

Hey. Can you join me?

My treat? Yeah.

Why not? I got a few minutes.

Great. I

miss this. Just two best buds breaking
bread.

It's been a while.

I kind of thought you'd swing by the hotel a
little more, you know.

Now that we're not roomies.

What is it?

I can't do Ronnie anymore.

You got to help me out, Sam.

I know Ronnie is an acquired taste, but he's
actually pretty knowledgeable.

Oh, so he's told me.

Yeah. I'm losing sleep.

I didn't know it was possible for anyone to
talk that much.

Well, give it time.

Ronnie grows on you.

Yeah. Like a fungus.

Why Parker? I don't see you around here
much.

Can I have a quick word?

Certainly. Oh,

Tess. Back already?

Have you returned to see what you're
missing?

Looks like you have everything under
control.

Flight too close to the sun.

How's that?

I don't feel like I'll ever...

Don't ask. Wasn't going to.

No, I need to know more about Eli Hopkins.

How long has he been staying here?

Only a couple of days.

Uh-huh. You see him talking to anyone?

No, he dines alone.

Well, what? He did have a cup of coffee with
Tom Clay the other day.

Let's go.

You know, I've always found that even the
worst things improve when shared with

friends. I just feel like my

whole life has gone up in flames.

It's not just that the collection is ruined.

It's that I gave Justine my word.

She took a leap of faith in investing in me
and I let her down.

It wasn't your fault, Anna.

Sometimes these things happen.

And we have to believe that things will work
out as hard as it may be.

You're right.

Time to face the music.

In England, we have a saying.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Thank you for a special day.

Oh, and Michael, it meant a lot that you
were able to open up to me.

It meant a lot to me too.

Spending time together, uninterrupted.

Oh, you returned the vase.

Thank you. So that'll only be a one-day
rental.

Oh, Nora, have you spoken to Anna?

No, I haven't.

Why? Well, nothing much.

Just a mere hiccup.

Just wanted to make sure I wasn't liable.

Libal for what?

Well, you know how I refer to my car as a
spitfire?

Well, there was a small accident and
resulted in all of Anna's dress designs

going up in flames.

I saw you come in and judging by your faces,
you've hurt.

Yeah, that's terrible.

Poor Anna. Don't worry.

My car is fine.

Can I borrow Nora?

Of course. Thanks again, Michael.

Well, did Ruth get ahold of you?

She said you had a telegram.

There's right, okay?

All right, I'll see you.

And you. You're welcome.

Tom. Hey, what brings you to town?

Well, it's good to see you, Tess.

Got a busy day?

Just had to run some errands.

Actually, I was going to ride by your ranch
later today.

Oh, really? Why?

If you need no help, I'll take you to the
hospital.

I thought you said it was going to be, what,
another month or...

Things changed.

What changed? Tom, I mean, how are you going
to get the $5,000?

Not to worry, Tess.

I have my ways.

Just keep it short and sweet.

Anna! Anna, wait!

Anna! Hold on!

Hi. What are you all doing here?

We won't let you give up.

It's very sweet, but I'm afraid I've run out
of time.

Don't you stop 24 hours until the last train
leaves?

Yes, but that's not enough time for one
woman to sew four entire looks.

Well, what about four women?

Because you're not alone, Anna.

You have us.

So, I've done the calculations and we don't
have enough fabric left to layer the

dresses, but if I can adjust the silhouette
and mount a bishop's sleeve,

perhaps with a burtelli...

Um, and in layman's terms?

Sorry. Of course I am.

Look, it's going to be a gamble, but if I
can minimize the detailing and we

work through the night, I think we can make
it work.

We're here for whatever you need.

Just say the word.

Maggie, you're friendly with the Maharajah's
draper?

Yes, and I may have picked up a thing or two
about drafting.

Great. With the orphanages sewing machine,
we've got stitching cover.

Debbie, how are those hands?

Unwavering from years of cutting cookies.

I'm sorry. I'm not very creative.

Actually, your legal eye will be amazing at
ensuring precision.

I know, it's a lot to ask, but I really do
wish.

Come in.

Hey. I, uh, I

heard you might need an extra pair of hands.

Okay, ladies, let's get to work.

Okay. What kind of small town hours do you
call this?

Better question would be what are you still
doing in this small town, Hopkins?

None of your business.

Out of my way, ranch hand.

This town here is my business.

We both stayed your welcome.

Excuse me, Constable.

My life is being threatened by this ruffian
named Hopkins.

I'm with the L&M cattle company.

I don't see any ruffian here.

Only rancher. Trying to have a civilized
conversation with an outsider.

Good afternoon, white.

NT Michael.

I'll take my leave.

No. Lucy, could you pass the scissors?

Oh, thanks, Debbie.

Great job, Maggie.

Is this stitchable right?

Yeah, that looks so good.

It's very close.

You can cut it right on the line.

Beautiful, beautiful. Really?

Great work, everyone.

I can't believe it.

Oh, careful. Do you need help?

Do you need anyone?

Oh, don't tempt me.

Just along the line there.

Keep going. Oh, Jesus.

I love it.

That's so nice having you all here.

I love working on the ranch, but I do miss
the camaraderie of women coming together.

I'm having a good chinwag.

Speaking of Nora, how was your time with
Mountie Fletcher?

He spilled a bean.

Was it a date?

It wasn't a date, per se.

It was really nice to spend some time
together.

Michael really opened up.

He's a good man.

He is. I'm excited to see where our
friendship will lead.

Thanks for your help back there.

Sounds like we share a mutual dislike for a
varmint.

Yeah. It reminds me of a guy who double
crossed my father.

That's fine. Because he reminded me of my
father.

L&M has plans for a couple months.

I'm going to Brookfield.

So you know, I'm not rooting for the
corporation in this fight.

You know, for a Mountie, you're not half
bad, Fletcher.

Brookfield's lucky to have you.

I praise from a rough you.

How's it going with Sam, Maggie?

It's actually been a bit bumpy recently.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Do you care to share?

It's just, when I met Sam, he was a
handyman.

No, his heart was so pure.

And there was no pretension.

It was so refreshing.

He's always been a generous soul.

But now he's consumed by business and making
money.

He's like a different person.

I'm sure it's just a transitional period.

He'll find his way.

Sam is crazy about you, Maggie.

Maggie, I know you're normally the one
dishing out advice.

But I think you'd say it's important to open
up about how you feel.

I gave Sam a chance to listen.

Turns out I did get pretty good advice.

Oh, there you

are. Not for long.

We're about to head out to see Maggie.

Oh, she'll be at the Lawrence Ranch all
night, partner.

Sadly, Hannah's collection got ruined, and
the women are all pitching together to help

out. Oh, no.

How did that happen?

Oh, who's to say?

Anyway, did you hear we were out-voted?

As soon as Brookfield raises the money, we
are getting a community hall.

Maggie didn't mention it.

Ronnie, did you notice anything about Maggie
earlier?

No. It's just, I don't think she really
truly knows how I feel about her.

Well, Sam, in my experience, women often
need to be told these things, you know?

Otherwise, they tend to overthink.

I need to speak up.

Ronnie, I'm gonna tell Maggie I love her.

You should have seen my face.

I don't think it was possible for her to
think any less of me.

And in all of my delirium, I have stoned the
dress to

my robe.

You're wrong, Hannah.

Despite Wyatt's gruffness, he's one of the
good guys.

It's easy for you to say, Lois.

He thinks the world of you.

Well, the feeling's mutual.

I actually used to have a crush on him, and
I don't just hand those out.

Well, that's nice.

What are we talking about?

Oh, just that.

I'm fairly certain Wyatt thinks I'm
incompetent, and wishes I never took

over the ranch.

But he's the reason we're here.

What do you mean?

Wyatt's the one who asked you all the help?

He wanted to help you.

Like we all do.

I'm sorry.

Ladies. We did it.

You did it, Hannah.

These designs are incredible.

We are so proud.

To Hannah Lawrence, the freshest and
fiercest fashion designer

there ever was.

To Hannah!

I can't thank you enough.

Even though this was my worst nightmare,
thanks to all of you, it turned

out to be one of the best nights of my life.

I'm truly blessed to call you my friends.

See? There wasn't so much of a lining.

Ronnie! Hannah, I promised to get your
designs to the train station, so whenever

you're ready.

Come on, we've got a train to catch.

All right.

Ladies. Maggie,

how'd everything go with Hannah's?

It was a success.

That's good.

I, um... Well, there's something I'd like to
get off my chest.

Actually, there's something I'd like to get
off my chest too.

Okay. You go first.

I heard you voted in favor of the community
hall.

Yes, I did.

And to be honest, you coming in the way you
did didn't sit well with me.

Oh. What do you mean?

The fact that you even have to ask me that
suggests that we're not seeing eye

to eye. I didn't mean to upset you, Maggie.

You're the most important thing in my life.

Which is why I wanted to tell you that I...

Sam, you've changed and I feel we might have
very different priorities.

Don't you think?

What's that?

Wow. That was such a beautiful ride on the
range.

I still pinch myself to get to do this for a
living.

Make sure to live a beautiful life.

Yeah. You know what we're building here?

It's bigger than us.

We're creating a legacy.

You know, I've been thinking about what you
said yesterday.

Thing is, I lost my mom so young.

I... I didn't really know what I lost.

You're more than just a boss.

You're someone I look up to.

I'm going to be working on the books all
day, so...

Um, I'll be a bit later tomorrow.

My dad has a big meeting he wants to speak
with me and my brother.

How'd it go?

Designs are off to New York.

Justine will be there to pick them up.

And I'm ready to get my hands dirty.

So you're finally going to start pulling
your weight around here?

Almost. One more thing.

Not only have you gone above and beyond in
managing the ranch, but you

also came through for me when I needed you
most.

You're a man of hidden debts, Wyatt.

Does that mean I'm getting a raise?

It means tomorrow evening I'm cooking you a
meal to say thank you.

Not exactly a raise, but...

And before you protest, even you need to
eat.

Now let's get to work.

Yes, ma'am.

We did it!

We stayed up all night.

What we got it done, her dresses are all set
to go.

That's great. And I was lucky to have you in
a corner.

Thank you. Yesterday was special for more
reasons than one.

I hope another getaway is in our future
soon.

Help so too.

Because I want nothing more than knowing,
Nora.

But... What's wrong?

I have some news to share.

What is it?

You're being reassigned to the field.