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Previously on Sullivan's Crossing.

I can't shake this feeling.

I've forgotten something really
important.

The bank can't just foreclose without
notice.

Do you remember getting a registered
letter?

How could I have let this happen?

I'm sitting around waiting for you to
figure out what you want, okay? I can't.

You're right.

Leave your key on the table and you go.

I always thought I'd pass this place on
to you one day.

I didn't think that you were open to
selling. I'm not, but I was hoping you

might consider investing as a partner.

It could be interesting. Doesn't it
bother you, not having a plan?

Life's got a way of showing you what
your next move's going to be.

I'm sure open to seeing it.

Well, I changed my mind. We had a deal.
So what are we going to do now?

We're going to raise the money, and
we're going to win that auction. That's

we're going to do.

Rob, if you don't leave now, Finn's
going to be late for school again.

Okay, yeah.

Uh, Finn, hey, come on. We've got to get
going.

Oh, hey.

I don't think I've ever seen you this
busy.

It's been like this since Rob put that
sign up last week.

Maggie.

It's really sorry to hear Glenn pulled
his offer.

Yeah, I was just trying to make sure
that Sully wouldn't have time to raise

money to bid against him.

Oh.

Got something here.

The community is really coming together.
I really hope this helps.

Thank you, Rob.

Auntie Maggie!

Look how much money I got for Sully.
Whoa, where'd all that come from?

It's from everyone at school.

Thanks, Finn.

Sully's gonna really appreciate that.

All right, we gotta get going, Maggie.

Let's go.

Ah, ah, don't forget your lunch.

Oh, where's my hug?

Run, run, run.

You know, it's nice to see you back at
the diner.

Well, Rob could use an extra set of
hands, so I'm pitching in until I figure

what's next for me.

What about you?

Have you decided what you're going to
do? I can't even think about it. I've

been so focused on this auction.

What's wrong?

I'm just worried that if Sully loses the
crossing,

I'm never going to see you again.

I'll come visit, sis.

Between work and the baby, you'll be too
busy.

It won't be like that, okay? I promise.

I should get back to that post.

Yeah, well...

We'll be waiting to hear from you.

Thank you.

Good luck.

I still don't feel right about taking
all this money, Frank.

You've been helping this community out
for years. They're just trying to return

the kindness. Well, make sure we keep
track of who donated what.

I'm going to need to give it all back
once Glenn wins the auction.

Not the time for giving up.

God, how can I let myself fall for it,
Frank?

Just sat there and waited for Glenda to
run out the clock on us. I mean, what

are we going to do if she wins?

Where are you and Edna going to go?

I don't know.

We'll cross that bridge when we get to
it.

You want to take in a meeting?

No time. Got to get these checks cashed
before the auction starts.

Is there any chance we still win this?

I figured out a long time ago that
life's got a funny way of working things

if you just let it.

Yeah.

Really hope you're right about that,
Frank.

Hey, Maggie.

That is a large jar of coins. Yeah, it's
from Finn's school. I wanted to help

out.

Sweet kid.

I just got done dropping off the
donations from the fire hall.

And Connie and Rafe, they wanted me to
let you know that their thoughts are

you today.

Thanks.

What about you? Have you heard any news
from Sidonia?

Yeah, she's actually expecting her
results back today.

Guess we'll both have our answers soon
then.

You doing okay?

I'm putting on a bit of a brave face.

But I'm really worried about Sully.

This place is his life.

Thanks. Why I'd like to go to the
auction with you, if that's okay.

Sure.

I'll take all the support I can get.

What would Sully do if things don't go
his way?

I've asked him to live with me, but he
won't even think about moving into the

city. Will you stay?

I'm going to have to place.

And the people I care about aren't here
anymore.

I just... I'm not sure what I'd be...
sticking around for, you know?

Uh, well, I'll give you a call when
we're back from the bank and we can meet

back at the house.

Sounds good.

From the diner?

Oh. And, uh, donations from Finn's
school.

Oh. Rob thought it would bring us luck.

We're gonna need all the luck we can
get.

Please. What? I'm just being honest.

Lola has done a wonderful job on this
crowdfunding site, and all of the guests

that we reached out to have been very
generous.

But we've only been able to raise half
of what we'd hoped.

Maybe that'll still be enough.

It won't be.

Sully, we don't know that yet.

I guess I should have listened to that
gut of yours, Frank.

You can't blame yourself for trying to
see the best in people, Sully.

No.

We should get over to the back.

See you later.

Hey.

Hey. Brought you one of these. I hope
you like lashes. I do. Thanks.

So, I heard what's going on with your
friend. It's got to be rough.

Yeah, it is.

The auction's today.

I hope everything turns out okay.

Me too.

Listen, thanks for coming by.

I just wanted to let you know how much I
appreciated you being there for me the

other night. I've been really struggling
to figure out where I fit in lately and

talking it out. It really helped me a
lot.

Good.

I think I've been like a mom and a wife
for so many years.

Somewhere along the line, they just
completely forgot who I was.

Well, you're a strong and beautiful
woman who just needs to remember how

wonderful she is.

Thanks.

So you said you had something that you
wanted to tell me.

Yeah.

I applied for a job over at Otter Lake,
and they said the position.

Mine, if I want it.

Alyssa, I really like you, and I really
like hanging out with you, but I've been

in one relationship since I was in high
school.

I need to spend some time by myself to
figure out who I am before I end up in

another one.

I get that.

You're not upset?

I'm disappointed, yes, but upset, no,
because I understand why you would need

do that.

Connie, we only get one life.

You got to do what makes you happy.

And when you figure out what you want,
you know where to find me.

What was that for?

Well, that was just a little something
to remember me by.

I'll see you around.

Trust me when I say that I understand

That believing in nothing is a lead

heavy hand That the fate of the water

resolves in the sand

That maybe all we're doing's for nothing

But you pace down the hallway with
nothing

to say And the chords all feel empty
when you sit

down to play So you stand in the doorway

and wait for a change

And may the smoke from this smudge carry
our prayers and our hopes up to Creator

that we may continue to be so.

Whatever happens, we'll be here for you.

Okay.

Probably somebody calling to wish us
luck.

In case anyone gets hungry.

Thank you, Edna.

I'm going to be a ball of nerves, so
please call as soon as you know. That

Mrs. Bailey.

She said she wanted to make a donation
but couldn't figure out how to do it

online. She wants us to come pick it up
for the auction.

I can go get it.

She's an old friend. We can swing by on
the way.

Yeah, I'll come with you.

We'll meet up with you at the auction.

Good luck, matey.

Call you as soon as it's over.

Oh,

Sully Sullivan.

Oh, it's good to see you. Good to see
you.

And who's this lovely young lady?

Lola Gunderson.

Lola? Oh, it's been years.

Come in, come in. Oh, my goodness.

You're a grown -up. Oh, my Lord. Oh, my
goodness.

How time flies, huh?

Oh, Bert would have been devastated to
hear what's going on. He had such a soft

spot for the crossing.

And you helped so much when he lost his
job. I don't know what we would have

done without you.

I was happy to help out. So when I heard
that the bank was...

foreclosing, I thought, well, I can't
just, like, sit around here and not

the favor.

Bert would have wanted me to.

He's been gone six years.

I miss him every minute of every day.

Yeah.

I get it.

You know what? Oh, my goodness. I think
I have pictures of all of us at the

crossing. Hang on just one second. I
think I can find them.

I was not expecting this many people to
put against us. Hey, Maggie.

Just remember to breathe.

You got this.

Thanks for being here with me, Cal.

Okay.

I'll go register. You want to find us a
seat?

Sounds good.

Any relation to Sully Sullivan?

He's my father.

I've always loved the crossing. Spent a
lot of summers there with my family.

Your father is a wonderful man.

I'm very sorry I have to do this. It's
part of the job I like the least.

That's okay. I understand.

Well, I really wish there was something
I could do to help.

Thank you.

Excuse me.

I couldn't help but overhear you are
Sully's daughter?

Yeah, I am.

Glenn Perry.

You should be ashamed of yourself.

Trying to take advantage of my father
like that?

Well, it was a fair deal.

And he should have accepted it. Oh, we
both know you had no intention of

partnering with him.

I'm pretty sure it's going to take a
little more than a couple of car washes

bake sales to win this.

Maybe you should just go home.

Save yourself the aggravation. You're
getting a little out of yourself, don't

you think?

We'll see.

Sully, anyway, didn't have the nerve to
show.

Don't worry, he'll be here.

Guess I should finish registering.

The wedding's going to start any minute.

Who was that?

The guy who bought the offer from Sully.

Lovely.

If everyone could settle, please. The
auction will start in 30 minutes.

Hope Lola and Sully get here soon with
that donation.

We're going to need every penny we can
get.

And not let that man get a pen from the
crowd.

Here they are.

Here you go.

Oh.

Now, why don't I make us some coffee?
And I made a beautiful cheesecake. It

my mother's recipe. I don't mean to be
rude, but we really need to get going.

can't be late for the auction. Oh.

Of course. Listen to me blathering on
like some silly old woman. Oh, let me

that envelope for you.

I... Where'd they put that? I don't
know.

We're cutting it a little close.

The highest bidder must pay 10 % of
their final bid within half an hour of

winning the auction.

The auction will start shortly.

Why am I taking so long?

Don't worry. They'll be here.

Can you... What are you doing? I don't
know. I have to do something.

Fine. Sorry. Can I have your attention
for a minute?

I know that you've all come here today
looking to bid on this land.

And this is just a business transaction
for you.

But...

You can't measure the value of
Sullivan's Crossing in dollars and

It is so much more than just a piece of
land. It's taken

me leaving and coming back here to
realize that.

I mean, Sullivan's Crossing has always
been a sanctuary.

A place where people can reconnect with
nature and a simpler side of themselves.

I know because...

When I first came here, that's exactly
what I was looking for.

I had gotten so wrapped up in my career,
and I'd forgotten how important it is

to do that.

My father has touched the lives of just
about everyone in this community.

He has always put the needs of everyone
else ahead of his own, no matter what.

That's part of the reason we're in this
mess in the first place.

It's taken me facing the idea of losing
the crossing to realize just how much it

means.

It's so much more than a campground. It
is a home.

It is a place where people from all
walks of life can feel safe and welcome.

And losing it will leave a hole in my
heart, as well as the hearts of everyone

in this community.

She's right.

Sally didn't think twice to help out
when I hit hard times and needed my

fixed.

Consider this a donation from the
Garnays.

Thank you.

When my mother needed someone to drive
her to the doctor and I wasn't around,

Sally was always there for her.

This is from the Harrison.

Thank you.

She's right.

When my son needed a wheelchair ramp,
Sully brought a friend and built it for

us. Never even asked us for a dime.

It's wrong to take us home alone.

Tell your father we're done with that
club.

Thank you, I will.

I appreciate you clearing out the
competition for me.

You should make this thing go by a lot
faster.

Time to take a seat.

Was that a bad idea?

No. Don't let him get to you.

Where did I put that?

Okay. No.

Ah!

I remember.

Right here.

Honestly, I would lose my head if it
wasn't attached.

There you go. $20 ,000, and I hope it
helps. Oh, no, I can't take that, Mary.

It's too much. No, no, no, no, no,
Sully.

I want you to have it.

Helping you would have meant the world
to Bird, okay?

So, you know what?

Just take it and...

Give him a hell of a rush, all right?

Thanks.

Good luck.

Now, don't be strangers.

Take care, guys. Okay. Bye. Thank you.

Okay. Go.

Go, go, go.

Please, don't make it up. We're in a
hurry. I'm calling Nia. I don't know how

much we have.

It's going straight to voicemail.

I'll try Cal, but I don't think they
have any service.

Opening bid will start at $50 ,000.

Do I have $50 ,000? $50 ,000.

I have $50 ,000.

$55 ,000.

$60 ,000.

$65 ,000. I have $65 ,000 now.

$68 ,000.

$80 ,000.

What are you doing? Just trying to clear
out the competition like Glenn said.

Looks like it's working.

How high can you bid?

$200 ,000.

Unless Alicia's up here with more money.

$100 ,000.

I hear $100 ,000.

$120 ,000.

Go to the office, grab my bank card, and
get to the bank. I need more cash for

the deposit.

$150 ,000.

$160 ,000.

$160 ,000. Going once.

Going twice.

$200 ,000.

bid is $200 ,000.

Do I have $210 ,000?

$200 ,000.

Going one.

Sullivan.

Going twice.

And the auction goes to the highest
bidder, Mr. Glenn Perry, for the amount

$200 ,000. No, no, no!

Aren't you late?

I'm so sorry.

It's not your fault.

Okay. I'm so sorry, Peggy. We got here
as fast as we could. I know.

So glad that you could finally join us.

It looks like you missed all the fun.

I think you've had enough.

Mr. Perry, I need you to fill out some
paperwork and settle up that deposit.

Sure thing.

Just waiting on my friend to get back
from the bank.

Well, he'd better hurry. You've only got
30 minutes.

We should go.

No, not yet.

We have to wait until the sheriff
announces that the auction is officially

Fine, but I'm not just going to stand
here and look at that guy's mug face.

I'll be right back.

I need to make a call.

Sullivan's Crossing.

It's me.

Is it over?

Got it.

What'd she say?

We need to get to the bank.

What's going on?

Sully in the car.

I'm so sorry, Sully.

You know, it's ironic.

When I was younger, my father wanted me
to take over the crossing, but I didn't

want anything to do with it.

It wasn't until after he was gone and
Phoebe had given birth to Maggie that I

finally understood what he meant about

building a legacy, how it gave purpose
to your life.

Right here.

Good.

Frank.

Just need that to pause.

You know, I'm good for that.

Like I said, time -dependent.

You think he's going to make it?

Yeah.

Any minute. Well, you got 15.

Next in line, please.

Anything for telling them.

Mr.

Perry, sorry, but I'm afraid you've run
out of time.

I just need a few more minutes.

Five minutes!

The auction

goes to the second highest bidder for
$160 ,000.

Congratulations,

everyone!

It's like we're still in business,
everyone.

Everything okay?

I wanted to thank you for what happened
at the bank today.

We're just glad everything's going to
finally get back to normal around here.

That's the thing.

I need to tell you something.

What now?

I've decided to take on new partners.

What new partners?

Well, maybe you've heard of them.

The Crane Bears.

You've both been like family to me for
years. I think it's time we made it

official, don't you think?

Sully!

This means so much!

Hey, buddy. Huh?

Hey, Sid, it looks amazing in here.

It does, doesn't it?

Look at the sign Clover helped me make.
All right.

Great job, buddy.

I'm totally going to love that.

Let's go get some more colors from the
back, okay?

So, did you invite that baseball mom
you've been hanging out with to the

tonight? Jane?

No, I didn't.

Why not?

I thought you said you liked her.

We agreed to keep things casual for now,
and I don't want to send the wrong

message.

I'm not ready for a relationship.

That sounds familiar.

It's not the same as you and Reeve.

Isn't it?

Look, I know how hard it was for you
after you lost Sarah.

And I also know how hard it is to open
yourself back up once you've been hurt.

But if you really like Jane, don't make
the same mistake I did.

You'll just regret it later.

Thanks, Sid.

Appreciate you.

Um, I got everything under control here.

Why don't you go get ready for the
party?

Oh, you sure? I mean, I don't mind
staying if you need more help.

Nope, it's all good.

Okay.

Hey, Sid.

Maybe still not too late for you and
Rafe.

Sorry to make it to the auction in time.

Well, the only thing that matters is we
got the crossing back.

Yeah.

So it was your idea to slow down George
at the bank.

That was smart.

Neurosurgeon, remember?

Yeah.

You were just about 18 months when that
was taken.

I still can't believe I'm going to be a
mom.

Oh, you'll be great.

How can you be so sure?

Because I know you.

You're good at anything you put your
mind to, Maggie.

And this will be no different.

At the auction, I, uh...

I realized...

The crossing isn't just your legacy.

It's this baby's, too.

Just hope you don't get too busy to
visit.

You know, I'm really glad we've had this
time together, Maggie.

Not gonna lie, it's gonna be hard for me
when you go back to Boston.

That's a thing.

I'm not going to go back.

What about your career?

This is my home.

This has always been my home.

I want to stay at the crossing with you.

I can't tell you how long I've waited to
hear you say that again.

What are you doing here, Sydney?

I just thought you might want to know
that Sully won the auction.

Could have told me that on the phone, so
I ain't ready for work.

Can I just have a second, please?

Okay, fine.

You were right, Rafe.

I wasn't being honest with you.

But I thought because I don't trust you,
it's just... I've been afraid.

to open up to anyone after what I went
through in my last relationship.

You asked me before what happened in New
York and I wasn't ready to talk about

it then.

But I'm ready to tell you now.

If you're willing to listen.

Okay.

He had destroyed my career.

And he ruined myself a thing.

I ended up in a really dark place.

And I guess I thought that if I let you
get too close... That I'd hurt you too.

Sid, I thought you just didn't want to
be with me.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I should have told
you sooner. Hey.

It's okay.

I'm just glad you told me now.

Oh, hey, you're back.

You guys look great.

Thanks.

The chili's just simmering.

Thanks so much for helping me get ready.

No problem.

I'm going to go ahead and open change
before everybody gets here.

Want to come with me, bud?

Can I stay and help Clover?

I was thinking we could finish
decorating together.

Right, Ben?

Perfect. I won't be long.

Thanks, Clover.

It's open.

Wow.

You look beautiful.

You don't look too bad yourself.

Oh, I came by because I really want us
all to go to the party together.

Sounds good.

It's Sedona.

Hey, Sedona.

I got you on speaker.

I'm here with Maggie. Hi. Hi. Yeah, I
really don't understand what these

are telling me. They are saying that
everything that has been happening to me

because of a tumor on my ovary.

It sounds like you have a teratoma.

What is that?

It's when a tumor contains neural
tissue, which causes the body to create

antibodies, which then attack the brain.

So I really don't have schizophrenia?

No, you don't.

And after the surgery, you should make a
full recovery.

No, I'm just glad they finally figured
it out.

Hey, keep us posted, okay?

I will.

She's gonna be okay.

She is.

So it looks like you don't have to worry
anymore.

Well, I guess we all have something to
celebrate.

Go grab Sally and head to the diner.

Actually, Cal, I have to tell you
something.

What's up?

Remember when you said that life is all
about taking chances?

Yeah.

I don't think I was ready to do that
before.

Today, at the auction, almost losing the
crossing,

It made me realize that leaving here
would mean walking away from everything

that I care about.

He once told me to close my eyes and
picture where I wanted to be.

I know now that that place is here at
the crossing.

With you, Cal.

I'm in love with you.

I've been in love with you since the
moment I met you Maggie Solomon.

That's where I'll be.

Will I die?

Forget everything.

It's about time.

I'll wait outside.

That chili smells good.

Yeah.

I'm gonna get more of these from the
back.

Okay.

I'll call 911.

I don't see anyone.

Are you okay?

Is there anyone inside?

Cal, don't.

There's a fire at Shannon's Diner. Hey,
Clover, look at me. Tell me what

happened. There's so much smoke, I tried
to find it.

Hey,

they're on their way. Someone must have
called. I think he's inside.

We've got to get him out of there.

Call Rob.

Wait, wait.

What are you doing?

Rob, it's Maggie.

Someone at the diner has been in an
emergency. Call me back as soon as you

this. Okay. Let's go.

Hey, Bonnie, Cal, and Sully went in
there. They went in after Sam. Sounds

we got three people inside.

Everyone, grab your gear. Mask up. We're
going in.

We got this, Maggie. Hey, excuse me.
This woman's in shock. We need to keep

warm. All right. We got you. That's
okay. We'll listen. You're okay.

Watch out. Watch out.

Did you have a stretcher? I got fed.

I think he's having trouble breathing.

Can't get some oxygen?

Do you have a headache?

That's a good sign.

Hey, where's Tully?

I'm ready to skype.

You'll be okay, Tully. Can you just take
some deep breaths?

You all right?

Yeah,

I just got to catch my breath.

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry, buddy. I'm so sorry.

Is he going to be okay?

His heart rate is good. His breathing is
back to normal.

He took in a lot of smoke, but he's all
right.

Cal!

I'm going to go grab a can.

One of you ran in there.

I was so thin.

Thank God you're okay.

Don't scare me like that again, okay?

It's fine, Sully.

Connie! The plane's just too high. I
can't get to him.

Wait, wait, where's Sully? I'm sorry,
Maggie.

What'd he... Sully! No!

No! No!