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You wanna go fast? Bye.

How was your ride? You should have seen
Spice out there this morning. He was

practically flying.

I didn't have a stopwatch on me, but I
probably guess about two years ago fast.

Whoa.

So wait, does that mean that you're
thinking of training him again?

Oh, no. Those days are long behind us.

Even if I wanted to, it's not like I can
afford it.

So, exciting though. Yeah.

Is Coco ready for her lesson?

All set.

Now, shake your head like this.

Good, you're ready to go.

Autumn?

You ready for your first lesson?

This is Coco, and she's very sweet, and
she's very excited to meet you.

Go ahead, she won't bite.

Hi, Coco.

Nice to meet you.

What's wrong? Nothing.

Nothing? The horses and I can
practically hear your frustration from

stables. Well, either I've gotten worse
at math or the ranch is in even bigger

trouble than I thought.

That bad?

Yeah, this place wasn't meant to be run
by one person. It's too much.

Don't panic. You'll figure something
out. I'm not panicking. You are

scrubbing a hole into this castle. Well,
it's filthy.

It's fine.

You're panicking.

Maybe I could have a yard sale.

That would totally bring in extra money.
Get rid of some old junk.

See? Now you're thinking.

It's actually really productive that you
clean when you're stressed. I don't

clean when I'm... Whatever.

Just help me.

Think we can get three bucks for this
thing?

Oh no, we can't sell that.

Ben got me this when we first opened the
ranch.

As what?

A paperweight? As a joke.

Oh, so it is useless.

It's sentimental.

If you keep putting stuff in that pile,
we're going to have nothing left to

sell, Autumn.

Let's just not sell Ben's stuff yet.

Okay.

The great lamp.

Huh? The lamp? It's a good one. Three
brightness levels.

Gives you $8 for it.

It's a really nice lamp.

How about $15?

How about $7?

No, you're supposed to go up.

Actually, you know what? I really like
this lamp, so I'm just going to take it

third. $7 would be perfect.

Sorry, but that horse is just about the
one thing not for sale.

Why don't you run inside and find
something you can afford with your

Thanks.

This is a beautiful property. Thank you.

In case you're ever in the market to
sell.

Oh, I'm not.

Something to think about.

This really is a gorgeous property.

I could sell it in no time if you do
decide to put it up.

Thanks.

Good to know.

I knew you had a big house, but right
now, I think there's an echo.

It looks like when Ben and I first moved
in, people thought we were crazy for

buying such a big property to fix
ourselves, but there's something about

place. You know how you, uh...

Can't get a song out of your head? Yeah,
sure. It's kind of like that with this

place. I just could not get it out of my
head.

He did an incredible job.

Building a home, welcoming so many
people into it.

For a while, at least.

Chloe, if the yard sale was to help keep
the ranch afloat, why does it feel like

I'm moving?

Just wait and see how you did today.

Before you make any decisions?

Yeah.

Someone tried to buy you today.

Don't worry.

You're in the sentimental pile.

What am I gonna do, Spice?

How's it looking?

Well, we did better than I thought we
would.

Sounds like there's a...

A butt coming.

Even with the money we made today and
the extra riding lessons, I can still

barely cover next month's mortgage.

Oh, Autumn, I'm sorry.

I don't know how I let it get so bad.

If I have to close the ranch, I feel
like I'd be letting down Ben's memory.

You listen to me, Autumn Carlisle.

You and my son took a chance on this
place when everyone told you not to take

the risk.

You followed your instinct then and
created something really wonderful.

Follow that instinct again now.

It won't be easy by any stretch of the
imagination, but maybe it's time to move

on. Time to let this place go.

Plus, it's high time you let me retire.

I've got a life of my own to live.

I didn't realize I was keeping you.

Well, there may be another option.

I will not let you sell a kidney.

I could start training again.

Training? Is that something you want to
do? If it means keeping the ranch.

Maybe if I hadn't taken a step back from
training, I wouldn't be in this mess,

but I... With Ben gone, I couldn't.

It's what we did together.

You know?

I know.

Thank you.

Howard, for everything.

We're family, Autumn, no matter what, no
matter where.

Remember that, OK?

What do you say, Spice?

You want to get back into racing?

Yeah, didn't think so.

All right, batter's ready. Okay,
perfect.

Who wants chocolate chip and who wants
blueberry?

Can I have both?

I don't see why not.

You have to teach me this perfect
pancake recipe.

Have you, too.

Jake's farm.

Oh, thanks.

Thank you. You're welcome.

Okay, gang.

Family meeting.

I've thought about this a lot.

And I've decided that I'm putting the
ranch up for sale.

I want you to know how thankful I am for
all the years that we spent here

together.

I couldn't have done it without you.

This has been a very hard decision to
make, but I

think it's the right decision.

And I hope that you do, too.

We're so proud of you.

We support you no matter what. Oh,
you're the best.

The poles are here.

What if we knocked them down? Don't you
think there'd be more flow?

Well, I believe that they're load
-bearing.

The house itself is okay, but I hate the
paint color.

Oh, that's easy to change.

Wow.

You know, is there any stipulation that
I can't build the world's largest hay

main?

Not to my knowledge.

Might be a zoning issue.

I just thought I'd ask you. Yeah.

Yeah. Fair question. Yeah, no, it's all
good.

I didn't realize anyone else was in
here. Oh, hey, I was just having a look

around.

Are they yours?

Mm -hmm.

You're good with them.

Do you ride?

No, no.

My mom used to.

She tried to teach me, but when I was a
kid, I was just terrified of these guys.

So big and ferocious.

They're not so scary.

I guess they're smaller now.

He likes you.

What's his name?

Uh, that one is Coco.

And, uh, your name is?

I'm, uh, Jake Stevens.

Autumn Carlisle.

Of Carlisle Ranch. The one and only.

So, uh, tell me, Jake Stevens.

Do you make it a habit wandering into
other people's barns? No.

Yes, actually, yeah, I do. I'm in
construction, so I wander into people's

or barns all the time, professionally.

Funny. I thought I knew everyone within
a 20 -mile radius that did construction.

I'm not from around here.

Where do you live?

In and out of hotels.

Kind of go wherever the job brings me.

So the job took you to Millbrook?

I was driving by. I saw the for sale
sign, so I thought I'd stop in and check

out.

This property is beautiful.

Thank you.

It used to be a lot livelier.

Yeah, I've been wandering around all
morning.

I can't seem to get it out of my head.

It's a funny thing to think about a
property like that.

It's not weird at all.

This place was pretty worn down when we
bought it, but I had the same feeling.

So you remodeled this yourself?

It was a labor of love, to say the
least.

But now with everyone stomping around
inside, talking about my terrible taste

and this and that and brainstorming
about which wall they're going to tear

to create the perfect flow.

Maybe it's just a house, but it's not
just a house to me.

It's my home. It's my whole life.

You know, if this is my home or my life,

I wouldn't change a thing.

Good luck.

We've had a few very competitive offers,
some above asking even. I'd be happy to

go over them with you or... Did someone
named Jake Stevens make an offer?

I guess it looks like he did.

Was it competitive?

Not the winner of the group, but
definitely in the game.

I'll sell it to him.

Don't you want to take a couple of days
to think about it? Look over the other

office? The horses like them.

I'm sorry, the horses like them?

They're very perceptive.

Of course they are.

Plus, he never used the words fang or
shui once.

Mr. Stevens, it is.

After the deal closes, you'll have 30
days to move out.

I can't believe this is really
happening.

Hello, Jack.

Third page?

Right. Great.

Can you start looking for potential
buyers for me? The remodel won't take

long, and I'd like offers in early.
Remodel?

Yeah. Actually, it's not that extensive.
We could probably sell it just on the

plans.

You're flipping the property?

I'd be crazy not to.

And it's properties.

It's way too big for one person.

I'm going to split up the land into
smaller plots and resell it.

I'm going to get a coffee. Do you want
anything?

No, I'm good.

Thank you.

Oh, hey, sweetie.

Hi. How can I help you?

Could I get triple macchiato and a to
-go cup?

And give me one of those chocolate
donuts for here.

Is your donut staying here while your
coffee jets off to Spain?

No. No, I'm sitting right there.

Coffee and a chocolate donut for here.
Anything else?

Yeah. I, um, sorry. I just really prefer
a to -go cup. I see them right there. I

can almost touch them.

The to -go cups are for the to -going
customers.

Anything else?

Yeah, do you have any recommendations
for a hotel around here?

Nothing themed, please.

Oh, you're the out -of -counter who's
buying Autumn's place.

Wow, news travels fast around here.

We're tight -knit.

And since Autumn's husband passed away,
well, everyone sits a little bit

protective of her is all.

I didn't realize.

Black coffee and a donut.

Yeah, there's an inn over on Grove
Street.

Great. But it's usually booked.

Maybe I can do this tomorrow

This

would be a whole lot easier if you're
here to help

You hungry spice?

Just one more minute.

You don't live here yet, you know.

Morning, Autumn.

I hope you don't mind. I brought my
contractor along.

Contractor? Hi.

I'm Larry.

Hey. Hi.

So you're renovating?

Just a bit.

I thought you said you wouldn't change a
thing.

Well, you said this place needs some
livening up.

Mind if we poke around?

Be my guest.

Yeah, you know, if you were to tear this
down, you would have a beautiful view

from your point of view. No, you can't
tear that down. It's got the best view

the place.

Well... The porch from the house has the
exact same view. Yeah, but this is

closer. To what?

Nature. The porch is attached to the
house, but right here, it's just you

and the land.

Well, couldn't you just stand here if
you wanted to be closer?

Because then you'd actually be on the
land, because you'd be standing on it.

Listen, I understand that you're trying
to get a jump start on things.

Make it your own. But while I'm here,
let it be.

Unless you want me to kick you off my
property for the next 29 days, which,

legally, I can do.

I think this gazebo looks pretty good
here, actually.

What do you think, Larry?

Oh, yeah, it's, um, nice.

Very nice. It's a very nice gazebo.

That's strange.

I got offers from other ranches.

To buy you out?

No, to hire me as a trainer.

They must have heard about the fail and
assumed you were available.

I haven't trained a racehorse in years.

What makes them think I still can?

That's not something that just goes
away.

But you decided you didn't want to get
back into training, right?

Right.

I said you were welcome on my property.
I didn't say you can start construction

on my property.

But guys, they're just getting a few
measurements. We're going to be out of

in no time.

They're not the ones I'm concerned
about.

You said you weren't going to change a
thing.

I'm not.

Really. I might put a hot tub in there.

Never mind. I don't want to know.

I am going to think about it this place
and remember it as it is now in my

memory forever.

You know, places aren't meant to stay
the same forever.

Says who?

Says me.

I love showing up to new places and
helping them raise their full potential.

Kind of the way that I leave my mark in
this world.

Okay. Well, you can walk around leaving
your mark on everything, and I'll leave

things as I found them, as they're meant
to be.

So you never carved your name at a desk
at school?

Everybody did that.

Right. And then the next person that sat
there saw that it was different.

Barely. I bet they looked at that name
and thought, who's Autumn?

I wonder what she's doing right now.
They did not. Sure they did.

She changed her life. Just a little bit.

Because you left your mark.

What on earth does this have to do with
you installing a hot tub? Because

everything here says Autumn.

But a hot tub?

That says Jake.

Okay, so Jake, the guys basically have
everything they need now. So if you want

to come over and check it.

Great. See?

Out of your hair.

Nice PJs, by the way.

Have you thought about taking any of the
offers?

From the other ranches, I mean.

Autumn.

Autumn.

So, I've been thinking about it, and I
decided last night I'm going to marry a

toaster.

That's great.

Autumn, are you feeling okay?

I'm sorry.

I didn't sleep well last night. Jake
showed up at the construction crew at

crack of dawn.

Oof.

Do you carve your name into stuff not
regularly?

But when you were a kid.

That's something people do, right?

Yeah, totally.

Do you think that was your way of
leaving your mark on the world?

No, I'm pretty sure I just liked how my
name looked. See?

Normal.

What in the world?

Sorry, what?

I said, what are you doing?

Well, you've got to sand first before
you can paint.

I know, but why are you painting?

Well, you made such a big deal about
this gazebo, I thought I'd spruce it up

you.

You know, you could even put a bench
right there. I don't want a bench. I

want new paint.

There's already too many changes.

Just leave this one thing alone.

Please?

Okay.

Sure.

Thank you.

I have a student coming later.

Stay out of our way.

Remember, Maddie, deep breath, no
fidgeting.

I'm not.

So, I've been thinking.

I think you should take one of my
training offers.

What? Not a bait and switch or anything
like that, but I would present you as an

alternative. So you decided to turn them
down?

I'm not sure yet.

Did I tell you that I thought about
training again before I put the house up

sale? No.

Yeah, the idea of starting from the
ground up again, I don't know, it seemed

overwhelming.

And that one of these ranches would just
be a day job, which would be a nice

change, and I could board the horses for
free. I don't know a lot of places I

can go and do that.

Yeah, they're not the easiest
houseguests.

Definitely not.

All right, wait.

What makes you think I'd even be a good
trainer?

Well, for starters, you're the reason I
haven't broken down in the last two

years. So I pretty much think you can do
anything.

Let's go find out.

You've got this.

Yes. Are we preparing for a rape?

Uh, we're thinking about it.

Jake, this is Howard, Ben's father.

Hi, Jake Stevens. Nice to meet you.
Likewise. And that is Chloe, an up -and

-coming young trainer.

Hi. Nice to meet you.

So, what are you doing? Don't you have
somewhere else to be?

Well, it's much more fun.

Go, Chloe! Go, Chloe!

All right!

Hey, kiddo. What can I get for you?

Just a coffee to go.

Oh, you're not sitting down today?

No. No, I'm on the go.

Well, come back real soon.

Changed my mind.

Yes, I think we can definitely section
this off into its own property.

Unless you think four units is going to
crowd it.

Not if you renovate the stables.

Yeah. Right?

Look, Larry, I think I got myself in a
bit of hot water here.

Well, we can't be over budget already.
My guys haven't even started here, Jake.

No, no, not with that.

With Autumn.

The owner, Autumn Carlisle.

She thinks that I'm moving into the
ranch.

With her?

No, no.

No, she thinks I'm moving in the house
after she leaves.

How come she thinks that?

Well, I kind of let her.

I had a chance to tell her the truth,
and I didn't. Because I was afraid if

found out, she was going to pull out of
the sale.

And we've already got a couple potential
buyers, so I... I just didn't.

And it's just... Business, right?

Yeah. Of course. Always.

What's the big deal, then?

Let her think that you're going to move
in.

A month from now, don't move in.

Jake Stevens, you're everywhere today.

Howard. Hey, how are you? Do you know
Larry?

Howard. Hi, I'm Larry. Nice meeting you.

Are you staying in town?

No, no, I'm in a motel off 44.

Well, that's a shame.

There's a lovely little inn on Grove.

Yes. I know.

Barb told me.

It's only got three rooms.

Wow. Refill?

Yes, please. Thank you.

Oh, can I have a little bit more, too?

I'm going to need you to lift the lid.

Thank you, Barb.

Hey, hon. Hey.

This is a cute town, Howard.

Do you guys get much tourism around
here? Not much.

Maybe they know we have no place to put
them.

Shame. It's really something to look at
when the leaves change.

Don't the leaves change everywhere?

Oh, not like they do here. If we had the
infrastructure, I bet this town would

be one of those places that people would
come back to year after year.

As is, if you fall in love with a place,
you're just going to have to up and

move here.

But you'll know all about that.

Speaking of, I'll see you back at the
ranch, I'm sure.

Nice meeting you, Larry.

Nice meeting you, too, Howard. Have a
good day. See you, Howard.

Well, anyways, if you want to put it in
four, I mean, that's fine. That's

doable. That's a good idea.

Hello, Jake?

What?

You wanted to coordinate this off in
four? Right. That's fine. I mean, I

disagree. I don't know if I exactly
agree.

Mind if I help?

Go ahead.

So, I was wondering, what would you
possibly want with the ranch if you know

nothing about horses?

I'm not sure what I'm going to do with
it.

All I know is that when I came by the
open house, I saw potential.

I thought the same thing when I first
saw this place, too.

I think I'd like to turn that stable
into a wood shop.

Just the way it looks out over the field
there.

That's something.

We're gonna have furniture all day
looking at that.

Good luck getting that wet horse smell
out.

Wet horse smell?

Yeah, it's like a wet dog smell, but
worse.

Because horses are huge.

Oh, I didn't realize.

Thank you. I'm sorry for bringing up
your irrational childhood fear.

Oh, you remembered.

I still can't believe you've never
ridden a horse.

Have you seen a horse?

It's terrifying.

I practically learned how to ride before
I learned how to walk.

Wow.

Adventurous since the beginning.

Maybe you could teach me how to ride
sometime.

I don't think I'm that good of a
teacher.

Hey,

you missed a spot.

What? Right there.

So the bathroom is down the hall to the
left.

But you already know that because this
is your house now.

Huh. Clean yourself up, I see.

I don't have any to -go cups,
unfortunately.

Oh, you know my pal Barb. Everybody
knows Barb.

I heard Howard, uh... A thing? Yeah.

Ben's mother died when he was a kid.
Howard and Barb started seeing each

about a year ago, maybe?

And Ben?

He passed away two years ago.

Okay.

Thank you.

It's okay.

The hardest part is just letting go of
the idea of the life that we were

building.

Because it did not go as planned.

Life never really does, but it's just...
Hard.

Yeah.

I've been thinking about what you were
saying.

What, not intentionally putting your
mark on things?

You have?

Uh -huh.

When you got this place, it wasn't fixed
up, right?

Correct. And you didn't do a thing to it
because you saw potential.

When Ben and I first got married, I had
this crazy idea of turning this place

into a horse ranch because that's what I
always wanted to do.

Well, you must have done well. I've seen
the trophies in the house.

We did.

was well on his way to becoming one of
the greats but horses are like mirrors

that reflect whatever you're feeling but
amplified

so when ben got sick

you ever think about getting back into
racing

i feel weird talking to you about this
you don't need to know about me and the

ranch. I barely know anything about you
other than the fact that you're in

construction. Well, I do general
carpentry as well.

And I've always really enjoyed work with
my hands.

A natural born rancher. I think you've
got to teach me how to ride a horse

first. That'll be my parting gift.

Your job must be hard.

You're always in and out of hotels. I
mean, what do you get out of it?

You know, I have a collection of over 2
,000 miniature hand soaps.

You're lying. No, cross my heart.

Do you even use any of it? No, no, it's
a collection, like stamps.

Oh, but they're lavender scented.

Exactly, yeah.

I couldn't live like that.

Goodbyes are way too hard.

The last weekend of sleepaway camp, I
always refused to get into my parents'

until every camper had left.

Wait, you just sit there and watch all
your friends leave? One by one.

That sounds awful.

It was.

But those summers were my absolute
favorite.

I didn't want to get into my parents'
car because I knew that it would mean

moment was over and I could never get it
back.

Then you'd never know what the next
moment would be.

I guess I never really thought of it
like that.

The ranch.

That was a great moment.

I just wish it could have lasted longer.

Just, uh, head away.

Oh, perfect.

Told you she'd be here any minute.

I am so sorry. I must have lost track of
time. I never do that. That's okay. J

.K. has been helping Maddie keep the
horses.

This one's Chestnut, right?

She's my favorite.

Well, let's get on Chestnut, then.

Let's go get your helmet.

Um, Autumn, can Jake come riding with
us?

Oh, uh... Jake doesn't know how.

Wow, she says that like everyone's born
with some innate ability or something.

But you're a great teacher.

Maybe you could teach him?

I am a great teacher.

Okay, let's go.

Wait.

I'm good at teaching, aren't you?

Okay, one, two, three.

Okay, hold on tight.

All right.

Whoa, it's really high up here.

Go up.

Okay.

Left to go left. Yeah.

Right to go right.

And then straight back up.

Here's the cake.

Maddie, do you want to show Jake how we
sit?

Uh, back straight, knees in, heels down.

All right.

Lead us out.

Whoa, whoa, lead us, lead us out. That,
that bit, that's the lesson?

Autumn believes in learning by doing.

Mm -hmm.

Follow Maddie, you'll be fine.

Yeah.

Put some pressure on your legs. Right to
go right, left to go left, straight

back to stop.

Yeah, I got it.

Oh, thanks.

My horse is taking the lead.

Coco knows where she's going.

But I don't.

This is a secret spot, okay?

So you have to keep it a secret.

Sure.

Actually, no.

You guys should bring people up here.

What? Yeah, well, everybody in town
loves a ranch. Why not invite them up

Like, for a party?

I was thinking, like, a romantic sunset
tour ride.

Ew! Or, yeah, sure, a party.

You could rent it out to weddings. I
don't know, I just didn't...

Seems like a shame to waste this view.

Well, you could do both or either if you
want.

And you're right.

It was a beautiful spot for a wedding.

These are as far as they go.

I don't know what it is about that man.

Yeah.

Is this better?

I guess so.

All right.

I like him.

I haven't seen her laugh like that
since... I was thinking the same thing.

She did great today, Mr. Teller. And
again, I am so sorry for being late. I

don't know what happened.

It's okay. You have a lot on your plate.

Did you take a look at the list of
stables that I suggested?

Yeah. Thank you. She'll start at Bedford
in two weeks. I'm happy to hear that.

I don't want you to leave.

Bedford is a great stable, Maddie.

You'll see. You will like the teachers
even more than you like me.

Come on, Maddie. You'll see Autumn next
week.

Bye.

You, uh, really saved me earlier.

Oh, that was nothing.

Well, whatever it was, thank you.

So, uh, how was your first riding
experience?

It was absolutely terrifying.

But Maddie's right, you're an excellent
teacher.

Well, you're not so bad yourself.

Not so bad? I'm amazing.

I got Coco to walk the entire way. You
understand how hard that was, right?

Oh, yeah. She only stopped to graze
about 30 times? Actually, I would say it

closer to 40. So that's got to be some
kind of world record right there. And,

you know, if you were 12, that would
have been an excellent first lesson.

my mom is going to be so proud of me
when I tell her. Hmm.

You're going to call her right now?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think I am.

Huh. Okay. I'm not kidding. She is going
to be proud.

You'll see. Hey, Mom? Hey, it's Jake.

What? No.

Nothing's wrong, Mom.

No, I... I meant the thing.

Yeah.

I do not like him.

Not just you. This whole place has been
a whole lot... ...smilier since he

showed up.

I have no idea what you're talking
about.

Plus, with the sale and everything,
it's... ...too complicated.

Even though I...

It has been nice having someone to help
out again.

Which, of course, he's doing because
it's his house. You see?

Complicated.

You know, if he's in the business of
fixing stuff, you might as well get him

do something about this drip.

I'm not going to put him to work on my
house.

Ah, I thought it was his house.

So why did you get into construction?

My dad was always a tinkerer.

He was always inventing these weird and
interesting contraptions.

As a kid, we moved around a lot.

So I kind of became a constant to start
working with him, a wrench.

And then I never stopped.

You're pretty handy, huh?

I like to think so.

How did that happen?

Growing up on a farm, you kind of...

Learn out of necessity.

There's always more stuff that needs
fixing than people or time to fix it So

just learned my way around a toolbox.

You just draw the line of plumbing, huh?

No, I could do that. I just don't want
to Okay, let me help you Yeah

I put some extra chocolate in the
croissants today.

Surprise!

Howard does love his chocolate.

Hey,

here you go. I need some extra cheese in
mine.

Yeah, I want extra time.

Oh, am I interrupting something?

Not at all. Everyone's welcome.

He is welcome, right?

Yeah. He's welcome.

What's going on?

A Sunday morning breakfast.

A little tradition here at the ranch.

Every Sunday?

Light clockwork.

Grab some eggs. Make yourself an
omelette.

Sure.

This was nice.

I can't remember the last time I had a
home -cooked meal like this.

It was good.

Hey, do you want to go for a walk with
me?

And the horses?

With me and the horses.

That would be nice.

Great.

Go, go.

You're doing great.

Okay.

That's an interesting move. No, I just
wanted to go that way.

Whoa, Coco.

Okay. Oh, back on track.

You ready? Back on track.

So, what do you think?

It's beautiful, huh?

I'll have to show you all my secret
spots before I leave.

You know, I don't think that I have ever
been in a place long enough to find all

its best spots.

Why did your family move so much?

My dad.

He was always moving from one job to
another.

Ah, so the apple doesn't fall far from
the tree, does it?

I guess not.

Look, Autumn, I need to tell you
something.

I never... What's up?

When we first met, I was just briefly in
the stables.

I remember.

I never thought that this place would be
so wonderful.

Or that you would be so... Or that you
would be so...

I've got to go. I remembered I have a
writing lesson this afternoon. Wait. I'm

sorry. What?

Hi,

Blackwell Stable.

Hi, it's Autumn Carlisle of Carlisle
Ranch.

I got a letter.

Oh, you sent.

Great.

Wednesday afternoon works.

Okay, I'll see you then.

Thanks.

Autumn. What's wrong?

Nothing.

How did you... When Ben's mom passed
away...

How did you move on?

I didn't.

For a long time.

I was so focused on making sure Ben was
okay.

And then I got used to it being the two
of us.

One day I woke up.

Ben had grown.

And I realized I'd put my entire life on
hold.

But how did you get from there to here?

Put yourself out there?

Make yourself vulnerable only to get
left again?

No, Autumn.

Ben didn't leave you.

I see him every day in the way that you
smile, in your sense of humor, in the

way you have with horses.

Ben may not be here anymore, but he's
always with us.

It was when he met you that I realized
what I'd been missing, that I'd been

going through the motions of life
without really living it.

I know what you mean.

Take it from this old fart.

That's not living.

I just can't imagine not loving him
anymore.

You don't have to.

You, Miss Carlisle, have a very big
heart.

And for the past couple of years, I've
watched you make those around you whole

again. But you forgot to do the same
thing for yourself.

One day you'll wake up.

And you'll put one foot in front of the
other just like every other day.

Except this time you'll realize you're
ready to let someone make your heart

whole again.

Just don't wait 20 years like I did.

We sign this, and lot one of the ranch
is officially off your hands.

Already showing a major profit.

You are quite the businessman, Mr.
Stevens.

What if I want to change the plan?

You mean, like, move the hot tub over?

No, not quite.

If I don't sign this, is it too late to
back out of the sale with Autumn? Or at

least... Back out halfway.

I don't understand.

Right.

I want to go into business with her.

I want to build a bed and breakfast.

But you flip houses.

Yeah, well, I don't want to flip this
one.

Ever since I walked into this house, I
just... I can't get it out of my head.

And I've seen the way Autumn does
business.

Yeah, she's struggling financially, but
she's incredible.

Everyone loves her.

Clients, her employees.

Just, her business is too small for this
big piece of land. But this?

I think this is a business that can save
her.

Have you talked to Autumn about this?

No. Well, not yet.

I just, I guess I wanted to see if it
was possible first.

I can't see why not.

It would be a different kind of sale.

I could draw up some paperwork.

Talk to Autumn.

Let me know.

My next job.

Thank you.

Hey, Barb.

Thanks for the coffee.

She's running errands in town.

Is there anything I can help you with?

Uh, no.

Thanks, though.

Hey. We're buying grass seeds.

Yeah, I kind of let the horses ruin the
luck.

Don't want to leave it all a mess for
the next guy.

Well, lucky for you, I hear the next guy
is pretty handy.

Really? Where'd you hear that?

New travel fastness, Waltown.

So are you going to get anything?

Yes, yeah.

Here it is. Yeah, finally.

Yeah. Hey, do you mind putting some of
these up with the others?

Sure. Hey.

Sunset tours?

That sounds like a good idea.

That's not my farewell tour.

Thank you.

Hey, wait. Would you, um, um, have
dinner with me tonight?

I've got another business proposition I
want to talk to you about.

I'll cook.

Most of my kitchenware is already
packed.

So we'll do something simple.

Okay.

Actually, I can't go.

Never mind.

Dinner's great.

All right. Great.

See you tonight.

Okay. Cool. See ya.

Hi,

Blackwell Stables?

Hi, it's Autumn Carlisle.

I'm afraid something's come up and I'm
not going to be able to make it today.

Okay.

Thank you.

all you big babies.

Don't worry.

I promise.

There isn't even a cloud in the sky.

Please be good.

For once, I actually have something to
get ready for tonight.

What are those horses talking about?

Slim Pickens.

It is a business meeting.

Hello. Hey.

Hey.

Hope you don't mind. The door was
unlocked, so I just let myself in. Oh,

knew you were coming.

Oh, I got you these.

I thought this was a business meeting.

Oh, I just thought it'd be nice, so...
Thanks.

Wow, you look beautiful.

It's amazing what a lack of mud will do
to a person.

Seems like it's going to rain out there.

Funny, the horses said that too.

They were nervous, which usually means
it's going to rain.

They're very perceptive.

Right, I hear.

So what are you going to make?

Pasta.

Okay.

That is, if you still have some pots and
pans out. Uh, yeah.

Which one?

Both.

So, tell me about Chris Scott's business
proposal. Oh, we'll get to that.

Right now we have to make dinner.

We?

You said you were going to cook.

Yeah.

And I need a sous chef.

So? Cut it in the middle.

Okay, so just leave that for 10 minutes.

Wow.

I guess the horses were right about the
storm.

So... When you stopped racing, did you
ever think of doing something else with

the ranch?

I boarded other horses for a while, and
then I started giving riding lessons,

which I hadn't done before.

Right. I think I meant something totally
different.

Like the world's largest hay maze?

What?

Never mind.

I guess I was always kind of horse
-minded.

That was the dream, you know? No, I know
you always do what's best for the

horses, but I've seen you with people,
and I think there's something so much

more that you can do with that here. I
don't know that there is.

When we first built the ranch, I felt
like I could do anything.

Then I lost Ben, and the possibilities
kept getting farther and farther away.

This place is too big for one person.

It's exhausting trying to keep up.

Yeah.

Yeah, I guess I couldn't imagine losing
somebody like that.

I couldn't either.

Do you... Do you ever want to find love
again?

Get back on the horse, as they say.

Do you?

Not necessarily.

Get back on the horse, but get on it at
all?

What makes you think that I've never
been on it?

Sounds like you're never in a place long
enough to do that.

I was engaged once.

Really? Yeah, to my college girlfriend.

Why'd you break up?

Well, I just started traveling more with
work.

Ah, she wasn't a mini -soap fan.

No.

She was a fan of my roommate.

She fell in love with him instead.

Seriously? Mm -hmm.

We've been married six years now.

I think they just had their second baby.

That sounds awful. I'm sorry. No, no,
that's fine.

I wasn't ready.

And we're actually, we're much closer
now than we were then.

Do you think you'll ever get back on the
horse?

Do you want to?

Yeah.

I'd like to find that true love.

I think...

Uh, true love, moving on, staying put.
Right, all the easy stuff.

This is easy.

What then?

Talking with you.

Autumn, I need to tell you something.

Ah.

One second, sorry.

Hello? Hey, are you all right? I tried
calling the house.

Yeah, the power's out.

Figures. You have a flashlight, candles,
canned goods?

Yeah, I'm all set. And Jake's keeping me
company.

Actually, that's why I called.

Barb has something to tell you.

Hi, sweetie. It's about Jake.

He's flipping the ranch.

He bought the place to split off into
pieces.

He's not sticking around, Autumn.

He's selling to the highest bidder.

That's not possible.

I just saw him talking to the real
estate agent this morning.

I'm sorry, sweetie. I thought about not
telling you, leaving it be.

Thank you for letting me know.

Stay safe, okay?

I will. Thank you.

You too.

Jake.

Why have you been so helpful lately?

Fixing this and that, offering me
business ideas.

I'm moving out in a week. It doesn't
make sense.

Glad you brought this up, actually,
because this is what I've been trying to

tell you. About your flipping my
property?

What? No.

That's what you're doing, isn't it? No,
it's not, I swear.

That's why you bought my ranch.

To do exactly what you always do, which
is come in.

make it better, and then take off.

It is so obvious now. I can't believe I
didn't see it. Look, it was what I was

going to do at first, but I don't want
that anymore. I want to stay here with

you. You don't know anything about me.

Autumn, wait.

Where are you going?

To check on my horses.

Autumn, wait.

Come back.

Just a little bit of noise.

I know, it's loud. Hey, can you get me a
blanket, please?

Here, just be careful, okay?

I'm just going to put this on you, okay,
boy? Listen, Autumn, I'm sorry I didn't

tell you. I was planning... Jake, look!

We won't be out of here in less than a
week, so just leave us alone till then!

Did you sleep here last night?

Yeah.

Our horses were afraid of the storm.

So, where's Jake?

I don't want to talk about that yet.

Oh, no.

Guess that means your date didn't go too
well. It wasn't a date.

He's flipping the ranch.

Gonna turn it into a bunch of smaller
houses.

What? Why?

Business.

I...

Why did he hang out here so much if he
never planned on sticking around?

I have no idea.

I tried to wrap my head around it all
night.

Donate.

I can't imagine a stranger living in my
house.

That is weird to think about.

It won't be recognizable when Jake's
done with it, but still.

When I thought that he was going to be
living here, it felt like I was leaving

the ranch to a friend.

Someone to take care of it or something.

I know it sounds stupid.

No, it doesn't.

Four walls and a plot of land.

You know that it's much more than that.
To us.

Speaking of, can you take care of the
horses this weekend?

Anything you need.

Why? I'm going to drive up to some
ranches, check out some stables and some

living quarters.

Should have done that ages ago, but for
a while there, it felt like I wasn't

actually going to leave.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Maddie has a lesson on Saturday.

Don't worry about it.

Are you sure? Yes.

Now, go and see what your future has in
store. I hear it's big and fancy. Mmm,

state of the art.

Keep.

Okay, are you sure you're good with me
leaving? Go on.

Have fun. I got this.

Okay.

Call me if you need anything.

I'll be fine. You train me well, I
promise.

Okay. Thank you. I'll see you soon. Bye.
Bye.

What are you doing here?

Where's Autumn?

I'm not at liberty to say.

Hey!

Stop helping!

Put that down or I will stick this horse
on you.

She's vicious.

When's Autumn coming back?

Monday.

What can I say?

I hope you love me.

Traitor.

Come on.

This is nice.

What's he doing?

He is building his way into Autumn's
heart.

I hate to break it to you, Chloe, but
I'm pretty sure he's already there.

You know, for a little girl, you're very
perceptive.

Come on, let's go set Saddle up just
now.

Oh.

All right. Here.

We don't have any to go. Yes.

I, uh... I was made aware.

Why are you doing this?

Well... Because I, uh... It's just

I, uh... Yeah.

I kind of thought you might.

Hey. Hey.

Look, I'm sorry. I know I promised not
to touch the gazebo, but I also know how

much it means to you.

I couldn't leave it the way it was.

I used the same wood. I painted it the
same color that it was. What is Carlisle

Bed and Breakfast?

Chloe found your building plans.

That was my business proposition.

Autumn, you can't close the ranch.

It makes so many people happy, but
especially you.

And you're right, it's too big for one
person.

So what, you're just going to move
yourself in?

Well, I mean, I was just going to ask
first.

Listen, I can't replace Ben.

And I'm not asking to.

But I just see how kind and...

generous you are with all the people
here and I got this crazy idea that we

could open up a bed and breakfast.

Because you love hotels so much you want
to open your own. No, because you're

kind and you're smart and because I want
to build something with you.

I can't be the reason why you leave your
home.

But you lied to me.

I just thought it was better business.

So why come clean now?

Why not just... Build your own B &B and
not split the profit. Because it

isn't just business for me anymore.

If I do this, and I'm not saying I will,
but if I do, how do I know that you'll

stick around?

Because I see potential.

And for the first time in my life, I
want to see this through.

Whether we're business partners or...

Friends or... Or whatever else.

I bet you're stuck in my head, Autumn.

You're stuck in my head.

I love the pressure.

Watch out.

Watch out.