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Previously on When Calls
the Heart...

With all
these tourists

business has been great.

We should celebrate.
Give back to our friends.

I think it’s time
for another community dinner.

Madeline.
I’m glad you decided to come.

It’s clear that you
like this woman.

Call it Mountie intuition.

Something just doesn’t make
sense here.

I think you’re afraid of putting
yourself out there.

I would like to introduce
you all to Goldie.

Awe.

Marigold Elizabeth Coulter.

Every season in Hope Valley
has its own special charms.

But there’s no better time
of year

than when the flowers
are in full bloom.

The sun is warm, the days
are long and gentle,

and everything seems right
with the world.

So this is why every time
I send the children

to water and weed they tell me
it’s already been done.

I’m just helping out a little.

Hmm.

Sarah’s pumpkin looks like
it’s gonna be a real good one.

One, two, three, four.
One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, and four.

Now we’re in cool down
with a stretch.

Do you mind taking over?
And keep that going.

Another full class?

Yeah, my third one this morning.

Oh.

A busy tourist is
a happy tourist.

And we’re all in the business
of happy.

I’m exhausted.

Well, there’s more coming.

We’re going to take Hope Springs
to the next level.

What’s next?

You’re gonna have to wait
and find out.

Wait and find out what?

I want to surprise you.

Again?

He never learns.

Hey, this is a surprise
that you are gonna like.

I promise.

It was nice of you to walk me
to work.

Yeah, well, I figured you could
use the company.

It’s the second time this week.

Busy today?

It should be fairly quiet.

I only have a few appointments
booked.

Maybe I’ll stop by for lunch.

Alright.

Ok.

So it's done.

A land title contract

transferring ownership
from me to you.

You ready to do this?

Thank you, Bill.

Well... no need for thanks.

This... feels right.

And the deed is now yours.

I should take you up to
the cabin and show you around.

I’d love to,

but I’ve had a telegram
from my husband’s lawyer

and he needs me
in Union City today.

Well, that’s rather sudden,
isn’t it?

When will you be back?

Soon.

A few days.

Well, here’s to your
safe travels

and future in Hope Valley.

I’m awfully glad
I met you, Bill.

I, uh, borrowed that from you
years ago.

Sorry it took me so long
to return it.

Rosaleen Sullivan!

Hello, Mrs. Thornton.

Oh!

*

*

Your mother must be thrilled
to have you home.

It’s really great to be
with her,

but I can only stay a week.

Oh.

The family I nanny for is moving
to South Carolina.

Oh my goodness,
from Cape Fullerton?

That’s quite the change.

It might be fun.
An adventure.

And a good way to save
for college.

Do you still want
to be a nurse?

I did.

I haven’t thought about it
for a while.

Rosaleen? Is it really
you?

Oh my gosh, it is!

-Hi!
-It's so good to see you!

-Tell us everything!
-How's life in the big city?

It's great.

Are you leaving?

Just for a few days.

Mother says we’re needed
in Union City

to settle some of
my father’s accounts.

We bought Judge Avery’s land.

You did, huh?

You’re more than welcome

to store your luggage with us
while you’re away.

You’re too kind,
Mr. Bouchard.

But you never know what outfit
the occasion may call for.

Goodbye.

Ma’am.

So long!

So, you sold her your land.
That was nice of you.

Well, nothing nice about it.
It's a business decision.

I was thinking,

that cabin doesn't even have
a kettle up there.

Maybe I should grab them
some things

before they get back, huh?

A kettle, maybe uh...

I don't know, proper pots
and pans.

Maybe even some kindling.

A business decision... right.

A trestle bridge?
A trestle bridge?

Oh, uh, yes, yes.
Of course, a trestle bridge.

Yeah, I can supply the lumber
for that.

I’ll look into it right away.

Ok. Yeah, look. I gotta go.
Ok, bye.

Did you just smile?

Did you just smile at me?

I think you did.

What is that, maybe your fourth
smile ever?

I am sorry I took so long,
the mercantile was a madhouse.

Of course everyone
has a piece of advice.

Oh, hello.

-Lee?
-Hmm?

Did you realize you have
a line of people outside

waiting to speak to you?

No.

I should probably get on that.

Yeah, um... but um...

Lee, hear me out.

Ok.

I was speaking with Elizabeth
the other day

and she reminded me that she had
babysitters for little Jack

when he was just about this age.

Maybe we could try one,
just one day a week.

A babysitter?
No, she’s too young.

She’s just a little baby.

I’ve got it.

What?

You don’t want to miss this time
with Goldie.

I don't.

I don't want to miss this time
with Goldie, but...

but this place isn't gonna
run itself

and those men are depending
on me so... eh.

Maybe it’s time you think about
sharing the responsibility.

Yeah.
Yeah, you're probably right.

Um... I guess I could
talk to Joseph.

Wonderful.

They’re coming over
for dinner tonight.

-Done.
-Great.

Hi.

Being a full-time
pastor would mean

having me underfoot a lot more.

I'm pretty sure I’d like that.

You’d have time to take on
Eagle Creek.

It’s true.

They’ve been without a pastor
for months now.

Yes.

You’d finally be able
to concentrate

on what you were put on
this earth to do.

But quitting on Lee...

Joseph, Lee’s your friend.
He wants what’s best for you.

You just have to let him know
what that is.

I will talk to him this morning.

Oh, and ask what we should
bring to dinner.

Will do.

Alright.

I love you.

I love you.

Hello?

Sir?

Sir, can you-
can you hear me?

Is everything alright?

Sir?

So where uh, where do
you want it?

Let’s set it right here.

Alright.

Ok.

So, what is it?

Ladies and gentlemen,
may I present to you...

It’s a beauty.

Look at all the dials on it.

Hope Valley’s
very first radio.

Wow.
That is something.

The guests are gonna love it.

Imagine this.

They’re gonna be listening
and dancing to music

being broadcast live from
the New York City ballroom.

Oh, you’ve outdone yourself,
Lucas.

Well, should we plug it in?

This guy is battery-operated.

Should we get their attention
or just surprise them?

I think we all know you wanna
surprise them.

Guilty.

May I?

Well, it’s a good thing we
didn’t get their attention.

Yeah.

There you are.

Awe, mom.

Is it nice being back?

I saw Mrs. Thornton,
and Emily and Opal.

Awe.

He’s still here?

He isn’t the same man.

Time has changed him.

He let dad and the other miners
die in that mine.

Nothing will ever change that.

Oh, Joseph. Hey.

The head-saw jammed again but
don’t worry, we got it fixed.

We’ll make it up by end of day.

Ah, you’re a miracle worker,
my friend.

It was a team effort.

Um, Lee, there’s something
I want to talk to you about.

You know, it’s funny
you mention that,

because there is something I
want to talk to you about, too.

-Oh?
-Yeah.

How would a partnership in
Coulter Lumber sound to you?

You and me running
the show together.

Lee, that’s so generous.
I... I don’t know what to say.

Joseph, look...

There’s nobody that I would
rather be partners with.

-Ok, I gotta get back to work.
-Alright.

Oh!

Is there something you want
to talk to me about?

Just the monthly
production reports.

Ah, exciting stuff.

Ok. I’ll get to them
right away.

-Say hi to Goldie.
-Thanks, Joseph.

Mike, over here!

Hey...

Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Mike, give me a hand.

Alright, sir.
Take it easy.

Ok. I got ya.

Here you go,
nice and slow.

Faith?!

Come in.

Oh!

What happened?

I found him passed out
on his wagon.

Here.

There we go.

He’s overheated.
Almost no pulse.

And he looks dehydrated.
He needs water.

Molly, can you fetch some salt
pills and some damp cloths?

Sir, can you hear me?
Sir, I need you to drink this.

What’s going on?

You’re in Hope Valley, sir.

I brought you to see the doctor.

And where is he?

She’s right there.

You?

I want a proper doctor.

I will ask again.
Where is he?!

Hmm.

I think we need an antenna.

A what?

It’s a wire that picks up
radio waves.

Radio waves?
Are you sure?

Yes, I am.

Ok.

Oh!

What’s that noise?

It’s static.

It’s caused by unwanted
electrical signals,

like the hissing sound
you hear on telephones.

I think we need an antenna.

If it didn’t come
with an antenna

I doubt we’ll need it.

It’s more likely
defective wiring.

I could open it up,
take a look.

Uh, I don’t think
that’s a good idea.

Shall I give it a try?

Might as well check.

I believe you.

Waves and wires, well it just
doesn’t sound right.

Ok, I’ll just find an antenna.

You were quite the teacher’s
helper this morning.

I can tell you are
a wonderful nanny.

I love the kids I nanny for,

but it’s six and a half days
a week.

Oh my.

Well, have you thought about
other options?

You were always so curious,
even as a young student.

Well, I was seeing someone...
he wanted to get married.

But he said he wouldn’t
want me to work

and I really want to make
a difference with my life.

Like you.

Or like Florence Nightingale.

I guess.

So, what about nursing school?

I was working,
hoping to save up,

but somehow my plans seem
to be getting

further and further away.

I shouldn’t bother you
with my problems,

and don’t worry, Mrs. Thornton,
I’m sure I’ll figure it out.

And you designed this?

I found it in the manual

so we can pick up sound
via radio waves.

It makes perfect sense to me.

It does?

Not entirely.

But I know you used to work
for the phone company

so I figure you know sound.

Thanks.

So how can I help you?

Well, I’m thinking scrap wire.

Ah, right this way.

So, does it matter
what kind of wire?

Steel is best for durability,

but copper is great
for conductivity, so...

Oh, you know your metals.

Phone operator, mechanic,
and all-around fixer.

And now radio repair woman.

I wear many hats.

You and I are one and the same.

Florence says that the telephone
company mechanics

are all moving over to radio.

It’s all about the sound now.

You’re gonna need
wire cutters, too.

Yes.

Maybe I’ll combine copper
and steel.

Oh, well, it’s all about
the sound.

There you go.

-Thank you.
-Mmhmm.

Molly, how is it having
Rosaleen home?

Oh, I can’t even begin
to tell you.

Oh, isn’t it wonderful?
She’s moving to Charleston.

Oh, and her young man
in Cape Fullerton,

well he sounds quite promising.

Oh, she loves those
children so,

and the family
is so kind to her.

So she hasn’t mentioned college
or wanting to be a nurse?

Oh, not since she was
a little girl.

Why, did she mention it to you?

Just in passing.

Mmm.

Well, now back to our quite
cantankerous patient.

Oh, good luck.

We need it.

You know,
you should give that guy

a piece of your mind.

If I let myself get angry
I’m not sure I’d calm down.

Why are we whispering?

It’s the new patient.

He was very mean to Faith.

Doesn’t believe that a woman
can be a doctor.

Well, you should give him
a piece of your mind.

He’s got a poor diet
and he’s dehydrated.

I’m gonna need to keep
him overnight.

Look, we may not like
his attitude

but it’s my duty as a physician
to care for all patients.

Even the mean
and ungrateful ones.

Now, the immediate problem

is getting him to take
his medication.

I hate to break it to you but if
he won't take water from you...

He probably won’t take
the cod liver oil.

-Have you tried it?
-It’s terrible.

Mm.

Huh.

Would you lend me a hand,
Dr. Hickam?

Good luck.

There we go.

A-ha.

Wait, no.

Ah, so you are the doc.
Thought so.

Should Mr. Hunter take
his salt pill, Doctor?

I was uh, just going
to recommend that.

And open up.

Cod liver oil.
Are you trying to poison me?

Mr. Hunter, if you want my care
you will take this medicine

from nurse Carter
without any questions.

If you say so, doc.

Blech!

Lucas, I just saw
Rosaleen Sullivan.

She was one of my very first
students here.

Sullivan?

Molly’s daughter?

-Yes.
-Mm.

She was such a sensitive
little girl.

When her father died
in the mine explosion

she took it so hard that she
stopped speaking for a while.

I’m sure you helped
with her recovery.

Maybe a little.

She wants to be a nurse but
she can’t afford the tuition

so she’s working as a nanny

but I think it’s gonna take
years for her to earn enough

and I think she’ll end up
giving up on her dreams.

What about a job here,
at the hotel?

She can live at home,
work here,

save money much faster
that way.

If Rosaleen’s up for it.

I think it’s worth a try.

Great.

Thank you.

Lucas, that is very thoughtful
of you.

Oh, hey.

Don’t mind me,

I’m just uh, grabbing some stuff
from the back.

Help yourself.

There’s a lot of junk
back there.

Huh.

How did this get back there?

Is that a butter churn?
No idea.

I can plant flowers in there.

Flowers?

Yeah, for Madeline.

Given that I’m sprucing
the cabin up.

Right, Madeline.

What?

Nothing.

You think you could give me
a hand loading this stuff up?

Anything for love.

Love?

Who said anything about love?

Yes, I can help you.

Thanks.

Hello there, precious Goldie.

And hello to you, too.

You are just the person
I wanted to see.

I am putting out a special
edition of the Valley Voice.

Is there anything you care
to share with our readers?

Hm, let’s see.

Well, Bill sold his land
to Madeline St. John,

so it looks as though she
and Jamie will be settling here.

Well, that is news you can use.
Comings and goings.

Who doesn’t like a little
small town information?

Anything else?

Um...

Lucas says he has a surprise.
Another one.

But he promises this one
will be extra special.

Alright.
Any idea what it is?

Then it wouldn’t be a surprise.

Well, I’m not sure it’s worthy
of a headline.

Mmm.

We can call it “a developing
story”.

Awaiting further details.

Hmm.

Oh!

Lucas has offered to hire
Rosaleen at the hotel

so she can stay in Hope Valley
while she saves up for college.

Well, that’s wonderful.
Molly will be thrilled.

Local girl comes home!

Shh!
I need to tell her first.

Oh.

But then I’ll let you know
what she says.

I want to be the first
to know.

Did you hear that?

There’s breaking news
on Main Street.

I see you found our library.

You have the biography
of Madam Curie.

I’m noticing a trend
in your reading.

Well, I can never
get to the library.

Hmm.

And even if I can, I wouldn’t
have the time to read.

Rosaleen, I was speaking with
your mother and she seems

to think you’re very happy
with your job and your suitor.

She’s had enough grief
in her life.

She doesn’t need my troubles,
too.

That is very generous
and thoughtful of you,

and Molly is one lucky mother.

But she’s also your mother

and she is much stronger
than you think.

Have you thought about
telling her

you’d still like
to be a nurse?

I suspect after nursing school

you could do your apprenticeship
with Doctor Carter

right here in Hope Valley.

But first I need to pay
the tuition.

And being a nanny
is my best option.

Even if it takes a few years.

And if I told my mom, well,
she’d go into debt to pay for it

and I just- I can’t let her
do that.

But what if you could do
it faster?

I spoke with Mr. Bouchard

and he is more than happy to
offer you a job at the hotel.

You could earn enough
for your tuition

much faster than you ever would
being a nanny.

I’ll think about it.

Please thank Mr. Bouchard
for me.

And thank you for talking
to him.

You’ll always be
my favorite teacher.

That means a lot, Rosaleen.

Is that uh...

is that Molly
Sullivan's daughter?

Yes, Rosaleen.

Afternoon.

Hi, Joseph.

I’m sorry, but Angela and Cooper
already left for the day.

Oh, it was you I actually wanted
to see.

Oh.

I, uh, may be spending some more
time here on church business.

Well, that’s great news.

I wanted to ask you
how you’d feel

if I establish regular
office hours.

Not just on Sundays,

but I promise I won’t conflict
with school hours.

Of course.

It sounds like there are big
changes happening for you.

Bit of a crossroads.

Hmm.

I know the feeling.

Something on your mind?

I’m worried about Henry.

Yeah, he’s carrying a very
heavy burden,

and I don’t know how to help him
put it down.

I don’t either.

Henry?

I think we should talk.

About Rosaleen.

How is she?

Is she ok?

She needs to heal just as much
as you do.

You could help each other.

I don't know if uh...

I feel like I'm the last person
that she would want to talk to.

I think you owe it to her
to try.

And I think you owe it
to yourself, too.

Doctor Hickam!

You’re needed.

You called, nurse?

Don’t ask me why I have
two of these.

Can you spare one?

I can spare both.

Thanks.

I can’t remember the last time
I baked banana bread.

If you baked banana bread

I know a few people that would
take it off your hands.

Just in case.

My goodness,
that’s a lot of stuff.

Uh... butter churn for Madeline?

He wants to put flowers in it.

Well, women like that
sort of thing.

Don’t they?

Who wouldn’t?

Just trying to be neighborly.

Of course you are.

Elizabeth tells me you’re
interested in becoming a nurse.

Well, we talked about it
but it wasn’t that serious.

Rosaleen... you still blush
when you fib.

Well, this would mean going
to nursing school

and I don’t have
that kind of money.

We’ll find the money.

And now you have a job,

and after school we’ll see
if Doctor Carter is willing to-

Mom, I can’t.

I’m leaving for South Carolina
in a week.

It’ll be great.

Some things just aren’t
meant to be.

Are you sure you put it
back together properly?

I’m pretty sure.

Did you institute a new staff
uniform, Hickam?

Excuse me.

That patient is a nightmare.

I don’t know how Faith does it.

She’s an angel,
that’s how.

Is that an antenna?

I had to improvise.

It should pick up
radio frequencies

and convert them to sound.

Well, you’re free to try it

but I still think the problem is
inside this radio.

Hey, did you check
the power supply node?

Yes, I even replaced one of
the coupling capacitors but...

maybe there's a loose
connection.

Alright, well, while you tinker

I’m gonna figure out
how to hook this up.

Lucas, I was wondering
if I might ask you a favor.

Shh.

Ok.

I heard you’re doing a special
edition of the Valley Voice.

I am.

I’d like to place an ad.

Oh.

The Hope Valley scholarship
available to all current

and former students of
the Jack Thornton school.

Well, this is news.

And who is creating this
scholarship, may I ask?

The donor would like
to remain anonymous.

So this is your secret.

No, it’s not my secret.

Oh.

Didn’t Elizabeth tell you

that you had some kind
of a special surprise?

Yes, she did.

That secret.
That is not this secret.

This is someone else’s secret.

Oh, come now.

No one can stay anonymous,
not in a town this size.

Yeah.

You might as well admit it
to us... on the record.

So if that’s not the secret,
then please do tell what is?

Well...

Fine.

The saloon got a radio.

Hot-!
Sorry.

Lee.

Hot dog!

-That’s exciting!
-Yeah.

That is wonderful, Lucas,
and newsworthy.

It’s not news until we can
get it to work.

Oh, well then, I definitely
won’t tell anyone.

Who wants to hear about
a broken radio?

No one.
Which is why it’s a secret.

Hmm.

-Thank you.
-Of course.

A radio!

Well, he offered to make me
partner, Minnie.

It didn’t feel like
the right time.

I understand.

Let’s enjoy our evening.

You’ll know when the time
is right.

A partner in what, daddy?

Coulter Lumber, sweetheart.

Does that mean you’d be
the boss?

It means I’d be partner.

But yeah, I guess I would be
the boss, alongside Mr.-

-Aha!
-Hello!

-I thought I heard something!
-Welcome!

-Hi, Cooper, hello Angela.
-Come on in, guys.

-Oh, you look lovely.
-Come in.

-Careful.
-There you go.

-Minnie!
-Oh, what’ve we got here?

-You’re gonna like that.
-Oh, it smells delicious.

-Come in.
-Thank you.

Is that a... radio?

No, it's uh... a box.

An attractive box.

Oh.

Is that a radio?

Yes, it is.

And that is not how I wanted you
to find out about it.

I'm so sorry.

But if you wanted to wow me...
you wowed me.

Maybe if they could
get it to work.

I have no doubt they will.

So Henry came to me
with an interesting request,

a scholarship for all former
and current students

of the Jack Thornton school.

Interesting timing.

He wants it to be anonymous.

Of course he does,
for Rosaleen’s sake.

It’s a very generous offer but
I don’t think giving money away

is gonna help either
one of them heal.

Well, alright.
I think I fixed it.

Oh.

Okay, well...

Whoa!

Hey.

Hi.

How’s he doing?

Mr. Hunter?

A delight.

You’re patient.
More than you should be.

So I hear there’s something
going on over at the saloon.

Wanna go see what it is?

Sure.

Nathan?

Nothing’s changed
since we last tried.

With us.

I know that you’re trying
and I appreciate that.

There’s something in the way.

There’s always been.

I wish things could be different
but they’re not.

Faith, I'm...

I don't know what's wrong
with me.

There’s nothing wrong with you.

It's just the way it is.

And... I miss having you
as a friend.

I miss that, too.

We’re good that way.

You make me laugh,
and I like your dog.

Really?

I guess I like him too, yeah.

So um...

where do we go from here?

Go back to the way things were.

I’d love that.

Can we see Goldie,
Mrs. Coulter?

Of course you can.
Just tip toe on up.

Shh.

Help your sister.

That is one of the best meals
I’ve had in a very long time.

Has anybody heard if Lucas has
the radio up and running yet?

Well, if Fiona has anything
to say about it

they’ll get it going.

Hmm.

Radio?

Yes, can you believe it?

Hope Valley is going to have
its very own connection

to the world.

Radio is the future
or so I keep... hearing.

Oh, brother.

I wonder if it’s gonna
change anything.

Well, what could it change?

We still have each other.

True.

I would like to propose a toast
to Joseph Canfield,

my friend and hopefully new
partner in Coulter Lumber.

-Congratulations, Joseph.
-Congratulations.

Lee, I want to tell you how much
your offer means to me

and how much I appreciate
your friendship.

I feel exactly the same way.

Minnie? What is it?

Now, it’s not that
we’re not grateful.

But I’m at a crossroads.

We’re all given a certain amount
of time on this earth

and it’s up to each of us
to figure out

what we’re here to do.

And we believe Joseph is here
to be a pastor.

There are a lot of signs

pointing in different
directions,

but I believe I need to listen
to my heart.

Well, unfortunately you leave me
with little choice.

Joseph, my friend,
you’re fired.

Lee, my friend, I quit.

You’re welcome back any time.

But the truth is, I don’t think
you should.

-To Pastor Joseph.
-To Pastor Joseph.

To Pastor Joseph.

Thank you.

I’ll get that.
Excuse me.

Hello?

Ok, we’ll be right there.

That was Lucas.
He wants us back at the saloon.

Oh.

I wonder if there’s
something for us to hear.

Shall we?

I will go and gather
the children.

I’m happy for Joseph.

Yes, I’m happy for Joseph, too.
Selfishly, not so much for me.

Oh Lee, don’t worry.
A solution will present itself.

How can you be so sure?

Well, it’s as Joseph
always says,

"God will show you the way".

So you don’t miss a minute
of our Goldie growing up.

No, I won’t.

How’re you guys doing?

Peaches.

Just about ready.

Goldie, look at you.

So young and already
experiencing

the wonders of the radio.

You should head inside.
We’re moments away.

-Oh!
-Ok, we will.

See you in a minute.

Have you seen the news?

A scholarship for all
the children of Hope Valley!

-Not even an application.
-Such generosity.

And an answer to our prayers.

Now you can go
to nursing school.

That’s wonderful news,
Rosaleen.

I’m very happy for you.

I wish we could have
tested it.

Certainly.

Ready?

Fingers crossed.

Fiona, would you do us
the honors?

I agree, as it should have been
from the beginning.

Oh!

This will only take
a minute.

Well, that doesn’t
sound like music.

Not yet.

Still trying to get
a signal...

Oh my goodness!

Music out of thin air!

Now we’re puttin’ on the Ritz.

Come on, Mike.

*

No.

You should dance.

*

-You did it.
-Fiona did.

- May I have this dance?
- Yes, you may.

*

Friends can still dance,
can’t they?

That’s the best offer
I’ve had all night.

*

*

Should Mr. Hunter make a point

of drinking five glasses
of water a day

and eating three balanced meals?

I was just going to say that.

So when can I get out of here?

The doctor ordered
some medication for you,

we’re just waiting
on the pharmacist.

Ah, there she is now.

Good morning.

I prepared four milligram
tablets of ferrous sulphate

to be taken twice a day.

So now you’re saying this lady
is supposed to be a pharmacist?

What is wrong with this town?

Nothing is wrong with this town!

And I’m not a doctor.
She is.

Good one, doc.

I think I need to have a word
with my patient.

I’ll tell you what’s not funny.

When you came in here you were
barely breathing,

possibly hours away from death.

You had low blood pressure,
you were dehydrated,

and you were probably
dangerously anemic.

Now, how do I know this?

Because I am a good doctor.

And I am your doctor.

Now, let me help you.

And let Miss Tsu help you,

because she is a
good pharmacist.

And how about showing them
a little gratitude?

I’m sorry, Miss Doctor.

And Miss Pharmacist.

Thank you both.

We got this work order
from Union City.

It says here we’re shipping
20 board feet

but every other order
has been 200.

No, you’re right.

This is definitely supposed
to say 200.

I just wanted to make sure.

Yeah.
Good catch, Richard.

You know, you’re doing
a good job.

-Thanks, boss.
-You really are.

How would you feel about
taking on

a few more responsibilities
around here?

That sounds great.

-Yeah?
-Yeah.

-You sure?
-Yeah.

Ok.

Whoa, whoa.

Who could that be?

I don’t know.

Hello?

Ah, good morning, gentlemen.
Can I help you?

I was about to ask you
the same thing.

This is private property,
you know.

Yes, I know.

One of you wouldn’t happen to be
Bill Avery, would you?

Yeah, that’s me.
And who might you be?

Bernhardt Montague,
at your service.

We certainly appreciate you

letting us buy the land
from you, Bill.

We’ll make it a beautiful home.
You’ll see.

We?

Why, yes.
Madeline and I.

Didn’t she tell you?

Mrs. St. John and I are engaged
to be married.

Madeline is my fiancée.

Hi.

I know it’s you behind
the scholarship.

Lucas.

You need to tell Rosaleen.

I’m just trying to do
something good here, Elizabeth.

I appreciate that, but what
are you afraid of?

That if she knows it came
from me

that she will not accept it.

And I need her to be ok
more than I need forgiveness.