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Morning, Rose.

I brought coffee.

Hi, Georgia.

Got this from the new place on 3rd.

That to distract me from the fact

that you are late to our prep meeting?

No, but this is.

They are a startup just like us.

I wanna support.

Good karma, you know.

We are going to need it today for our kickoff

call with Madeleine Jewelers.

They are such a huge client for us.

Which is why I was up all night coming up with ideas.

Great.

What do you have?

Absolutely nothing.

Not yet, but I will.

You know, I've just been struggling lately.

You have been here 30 seconds.

And you already have your own office for that chaos

you're impacting over there.

I prefer to call it alternative order.

Just make sure your order does not make its way to my area.

What did I just say?

I know, but it's from my Aunt Margaret's estate in Greece.

And it feels important.

What tipped you off?

You know, I don't speak Greek.

But you speak legalese, and it's in English.

Just please, make it make sense.

Georgia.

Mm-hmm?

This is the final notice for your inheritance.

They've been waiting for you to read the will for almost a year

- now. - What?

No. That's impossible.

It feels like she just barely passed.

Oh, honey, I understand, but no.

According to this, they have made several attempts

to contact you.

You have to get to Corfu by the 18th, or you

could forfeit your inheritance.

What?

Whe-- when's the 18th?

Next week.

This-- this is bad.

Rose, I am--

I am so, so, so, so sorry.

I was gonna use the sale to finance our portion

of the business loan.

OK, I'm officially freaking out.

Our burn rate has been higher than we expected.

I mean, that loan is keeping us afloat,

but the payments are coming up very quickly.

Maybe we should reach out to your parents.

Look, I love them.

But I do not need a lecture right now.

I will fix this myself.

Maybe I could just call and claim it without having

to physically be there.

I can not believe you physically

have to be there for this.

Apparently, it's a unique situation,

according to Madam Cora Stelios, the Greek lawyer handling it.

Remind me why I have to bring this giant extra suitcase?

'Cause if I left it up to you, you'd probably

spend a fortune shipping your aunt's keepsakes back.

That's true.

Also, the Madeleine team sent over some items for inspo

on the creative.

They're in the extra suitcase.

Nothing valuable, just some replicas.

I'm only gonna be there a few days.

I don't even know if I'm gonna unpack.

I'm sorry.

I'm just stressed.

They're asking for a lot on this one,

and you are the creative one.

No, I'm the one that should be apologizing

for putting this off.

I don't know why I didn't just handle it.

Because Aunt Margaret was special to you.

Handling it would mean she was really gone.

You know, maybe after I

deal with this, then I can clear the fog and get out of my funk.

You got this.

Thank you.

Mm-hmm.

Anyone else know you're coming?

Just the lawyer.

You know, it's kind of a shame that I didn't keep in touch

with any of the people that I met when

I was studying abroad there.

You and your aunt traveled so much together.

Probably didn't feel the need to see her back in Corfu.

I'm kind of excited to go back, you know?

Eat at Taverna Marini.

And maybe Elena's still there.

Oh, she was a culinary goddess.

You're making me hungry.

I'll bring you back some moussaka.

I'll pack it in between the keepsakes.

Please don't do that.

Love you.

Love you too.

English, Alex.

If you wanna be a detective, you have to practice.

They're looking for bilingual agents these days.

Yes. Thank you, Nikos.

Let me start over.

I was just saying how crazy it is that Margaret

left me her house.

I'm moving this week.

Are you sure about that?

That's what she told me.

But I have to wait for another inheritor to arrive.

And who's the other inheritor?

Cora couldn't legally give me any details about that.

But wanna know what I think?

I don't.

Of course, you don't.

It's her niece, Georgia.

The one who studied here for the summer 20 years ago?

I remember Georgia.

Didn't you have a crush on her back then?

I was young and awkward.

I had a crush on any girl who would even talk to me.

Very true.

Anyway, we lost touch.

But Margaret always talked about her.

And if I'm right, she should be coming

in around 6:30 this evening.

And how do you know that, Mr. Holmes?

I don't.

But Cora said this other person is arriving today.

And I checked the schedules.

She'll take a train from Athens to Goumenissa,

then catch a ferry to Corfu, then a taxi to the house.

My guess, 6:30 this evening.

You cracked the case.

Elementary, my dear Watson.

But I'm not a detective yet.

What's happening with that?

I mean, I'm still waiting for an interview from Theo's agency.

He has my application and probably hundreds of others.

Then it's just a matter of time.

Selfishly, I don't want you to leave.

I don't want you playing for the detectives' cricket team.

We'll never beat you.

Sorry, Nikos.

The world does not revolve around city league cricket.

In my world, that's everything.

Just like I remembered.

Hi!

That's all the Greek I know.

That's OK.

It's great.

I'm just so happy you guys are still here.

I love this place.

Should I get you a table, or are you moving in?

Sorry about the luggage.

I came straight from the airport.

I was starving.

OK, I'll take your luggage to the back and bring you a menu.

No need for the menu.

I know exactly what I want.

I'll take the moussaka and feta salad.

Excellent choice.

Go sit wherever you like. Go, go.

- Sit. - Thank you.

Welcome to Marini's.

I am the owner.

Please.

Elena, do you remember me?

Oh!

Just look at those eyes!

They're exactly like your aunt's.

You must be here for the reading of the will.

Yes, I am.

And by some miracle, I made it after three

flights and 21 hours.

- 21 hours? - Yes.

OK, you sit down.

And not another word from you until your belly is full.

Yanthi, bring a bottle of our best wine.

Yes.

I think it's a little early for wine.

It will help you with your jet lag.

Works for me.

Yes.

Hope you're hungry.

Oh!

I got you.

Can I get you anything else?

Just the bill.

Thank you.

That, I cannot do.

I am sorry, but all your meals are covered

whenever you eat at Marini's.

I am not a student anymore.

I assure you, I can pay.

I know.

But it was a deal that I made with your Aunt Margaret

ever since she gave me the painting.

What painting?

The famous Canal d'Amour Beach, where Aunt Margaret and

Uncle Andreas got engaged.

And legend has it that if you swim

through the cave as a couple, you'll share eternal love?

But only if you share a kiss inside

the grotto on the other side.

Right, right.

You know, she gave me that painting

six months before she passed.

People are always asking to buy that painting, but I say no.

Because, to me, it is priceless.

Yeah, yeah.

So did you miss our little island while you were away?

Oh, very much.

Changed the way I saw the world, so much so that I convinced

my business partner to name our company after the Greek word

for celebration--

- Glendi Creative. - No.

Yeah!

Glendi.

I love it.

And what do you celebrate?

Oh, finally having the courage to strike out on my own

after years of working at a massive firm.

We help small businesses with their branding and marketing

so they can celebrate what they do best.

I am so glad you are back.

And I really hope you will see Alexandros while you are here.

Ale-- Alexandros?

Alexandros, my son.

Oh!

Of course, Alex!

He is a police officer now.

Aha!

He is working his way to become a detective.

How's he doing?

Oh, he is doing well.

When he is not at work or here at the restaurant,

he's always with his precious Cassandra.

He is a bit obsessed.

So I-- I take it we're not a fan of Cassandra?

Ugh.

She's just a bit demanding, you know?

Mm-hmm.

And he's always running home to her.

Elena!

Oh, dear.

I'm sorry, I must go.

Duty calls.

Oh, no.

It's OK.

Please, do not be a stranger, hmm?

I won't.

Hi.

Uh, can I-- can I help you?

Georgia.

I knew it.

Uh, a bit early, but I was right.

Uh, so nice to see you.

Oh, sorry.

Uh--

Come on.

It's me, Alex.

Alex.

Wow.

Oh.

Hi.

You look different.

I'll take that as a compliment.

You should.

What are you doing here?

Nice to see you as well.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean it like that.

Of course, it's-- it's really good to see you.

Margaret got me in the habit of taking care of the garden

and, you know, the flowers and everything, actually.

I guess it's stuck.

I didn't expect you till later.

Did you catch an early ferry?

I just took a commuter plane from Athens.

And how long are you staying?

Just five days.

That's not even long enough to beat the jet lag.

I know.

And I'm so sad because, look how beautiful.

I just, um-- I'm on a tight deadline for work,

so I'm here to figure out the will and then head back home.

And I'm here to help this go smoothly for you.

Well, that's really sweet.

I think I'm good.

I'm just gonna figure it out with the lawyer.

Definitely.

I mean, Cora, she's very good at what she does.

I just thought I could help you sort out the belongings

before I move mine in.

Move yours in?

Mm-hmm.

Move in where?

Here.

Oh, uh, Margaret left the house to me.

To you?

Mm-hmm.

That can't be right.

Technically, it's half right.

Half?

Are you saying that my aunt left her house to both of us?

Yes.

But I'm-- I'm her niece.

Alex is-- is-- is just a neighbor.

And her handyman, cook, and gardener, not

to mention her chauffeur and her personal security officer.

Am I missing anything?

Her friend?

I understand.

I do.

Look, my Aunt Margaret, she loved out

of 10 with anyone in her life.

I wasn't just anyone to her.

I'm sorry.

Help me understand, OK?

No, I blame it on the turtle dove.

Is this some kinda Greek metaphor,

or are we actually talking about a bird?

Yeah, a bird.

A few years back, one flew into the house,

and she couldn't get him out.

Normally, Andreas would have helped.

But after he passed, it was just her.

So she called the police.

I was on duty, so I helped her with the bird

and gave her my card.

The next day, she called the police

again for help in the garden.

After a week of doing chores for her, we started to get closer.

And, uh, it went on like that until she passed.

Thank you for taking such great care of her.

And you should have something to honor your friendship.

I just-- surely-- surely, she didn't mean half the house.

But she told me I could plan on this.

I let the lease run out on my apartment.

I've packed all my things.

Listen, fair or not, it's what she promised me.

I wanna fulfill her wishes.

But this is very vital to my business.

And I'm just a little stressed about the timing.

I'm sorry, but I did send many notices.

I know.

You gave me 12 months.

Why did I only have six months?

Because you are local.

Can we all just agree?

Can we just agree to-- to-- to handle

this as quickly as possible?

I can agree to that.

Perfect.

Are you open to buying my half of the house?

It's a bit of a stretch for me financially.

But I hope to have a new job soon that will pay more.

How quickly can we do this?

The first step is to file an official appeal

with the land registry office.

You'll need the signature of Christos Angelopoulos.

OK.

Christos is a unique man.

And he vacations in Italy, so you have to wait

until next month to reach him.

Oh, I-- I can't--

I can't be here for a month.

Why can't I just email him my appeal?

Your case is complicated because

of the international inheritance statute.

What's that?

It's a set of laws that go into effect when one or more

inheritors are not Greek or if they are

not married to a Greek citizen.

It could take up to six months.

Six months?

Mm-hmm.

I got it!

I have a proposal that will fix our problem.

What is that?

Well, you marry me.

Can't we just talk about it?

It's a terrible idea.

Well, it might be a bad plan, but it is a really good idea and

the only one that allows me to sell the house to you

in a reasonable amount of time.

I don't know if you realize this is a small town,

and I'm trying to get a detective job,

and it's very competitive.

I don't wanna be known as the man who gets

married on a whim for business.

The optics are not good.

OK, it complicates both of our lives, I know.

But Cora said it.

We're not breaking the law.

People can't think I married someone I just met.

Calm down.

It's not like we're strangers.

We do have a little history, after all.

Ancient history.

We're in Greece.

Isn't that what you people are famous for?

So glad to see you've still got your razor-sharp wit.

Keep it in my carry-on.

You're only staying a week.

Establishing residency takes a month.

What if I stay a month, we get married, and we tell no one?

Actually, I don't wanna keep it from your mom.

It's impossible to keep anything from my mother.

We tell her, no one else.

Oh, no.

This is Corfu.

Everybody's in everybody's business.

We're gonna have to sell this like it's real.

Then we sell it.

Enough people know that we hung out that summer.

We just, you know, play it up a bit.

And once we cut through the red tape, we annul the marriage,

shake hands, no one is the wiser.

You forgot about the Greek registry clerk.

Cora said they conduct surprise interviews.

We have no idea when they'd show up.

I would have to move in here right away.

That's fine.

We have two very separate bedrooms.

OK, fine, fine.

But I don't like this-- this plan, just for the record.

Good thing it'll be stricken from the record as

soon as possible.

The sooner we start, the sooner it's over.

Yes!

Wait.

What about Cassandra?

Who told you about Cassandra?

Your mom may have mentioned her.

You don't have to worry about Cassandra.

She'll be happy once we're finally settled in.

OK.

So what do you say?

You wanna do this with me?

I do.

You are getting married tomorrow?

What other choice do I have?

I have to start the clock on this residency thing.

Are you sure it's even legal?

It is totally legal.

It's just creative, you know, and honestly,

the only logical choice.

OK.

I mean, without the money from the sale,

I don't know how we cover this loan payment.

Maybe it's not such a bad plan.

I mean, honestly, it's not the craziest thing you've ever done.

What was crazier?

Burning Man-- need I

remind you about the infamous cactus incident?

It does not hurt that he looks

like a actual Greek statue.

It doesn't matter.

He has a girlfriend.

He has a girlfriend?

Cassandra.

OK.

So how is that gonna work?

I don't know.

That's an Alex problem.

You do realize your life is like an episode of Secret Lives

of Grecian Wives?

Wait, is that an actual show?

No, but it should be.

Can I ask how the creative is going

for the Madeleine account?

You are lucky I am even looking at this stuff right now.

I'm just getting antsy.

We only have one fish on the hook.

I want to reel it in, you know?

Yes, I know, OK?

And I promise I will not let you down.

I gotta go, OK?

But I love you.

I love you too.

Enjoy your last night of single life.

I will try.

Bye.

Aunt Margaret, what are you up to?

I read the news!

I am finally getting a daughter.

I have no idea what that says.

Well, it's your wedding announcement.

What?

Oh, no, no, no, no.

This is bad.

This is bad.

It is mandatory.

They will not issue a marriage license without this.

How did the paper get the info?

Good.

I know someone at the newspaper, so they got it in last minute.

I just-- I don't wanna hurt his chances

of getting his detective job.

No, it will help.

Here, a family man is much more hireable.

Even if it's a 30-day family man?

Well, maybe after a full month,

you will warm up to the idea of a more long-term relationship?

OK, let's not get our hopes up.

The way your generation is with dating,

a mother will take what she can get.

I'm just so excited.

Have you thought about what you're going to wear?

I didn't exactly pack formal wedding attire.

Which is why I got you this.

Oh.

And you don't even need to try it because it will be perfect,

I guarantee.

For you, anything.

.

And I think these earrings will be stunning.

You're just gonna take 'em off.

OK.

They will be perfect with the outfit.

Wow, we are doing this.

Alex?

Did you see this?

Which?

The wedding dress my mom gave you

or the newspaper announcement?

Both, but mostly this.

Nobody reads the newspaper, except maybe the fish

that get wrapped in them.

You don't care, I don't care.

Oh.

Here's the plan.

I'm gonna get dressed.

And then I'm gonna meet you at the courthouse.

Can I see the dress she picked out?

Absolutely not.

Oh.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Did my mother make you promise not to show me

the dress until the ceremony?

She doesn't wanna jinx it.

And honestly, I appreciate the dedication.

Whoa, whoa, wait.

Are you wearing my mother's earrings as well?

Look, she is really into this,

you know, wedding fantasy.

Yeah.

I mean, she's be wanting this to happen for a while.

Like, not like this.

Yeah.

Of course.

I mean-- uh, but she definitely wants me to get married.

What's holding you back?

I don't know, just the tiny detail

of finding the right person.

What about Cassandra?

Cassandra?

Yeah.

Your mom, she talked about how devoted you were to her.

I'm sure she did.

Mama doesn't like how much I coddle her.

Listen, between us, Cassandra can be clingy, like

she cannot live without me.

Some would say obsessed.

You know, it's none of my business.

I just don't want her to think that, you know, I--

No, no, no, no, no.

It's fine.

I'll show you.

She's here, actually.

What?

Alex!

Oh.

Hold on.

Sandra?

Alex!

Alex, no, this is a terrible idea.

She can be a bit shy.

No, I don't--

this is not the right time for us to be doing this.

Oh, my--

Sandra?

Alex!

That's my girl.

I love you.

I love you, sweet girl.

Huh?

What?

You love me too?

You love me too?

See what I mean?

Obsessed.

OK, I'm, um, starting to put together the pieces.

Yeah, you'd make a terrible detective.

Clearly.

When did you get this sweet angel?

I found her when she was a kitten.

She was hungry, staring in the window at Marini's.

So I took her home.

And I've treated her like the queen she is ever since.

She's so beautiful.

What can I say?

I have excellent taste.

Uh, I have to feed her.

Yeah.

And I better get dressed.

If you're going to look nice in your secret dress,

I should, uh, class it up a bit.

OK, OK, come here.

Here we go.

I guess you're hungry.

Oh, yes, you are.

You really did class it up.

You look amazing as well.

Thank you.

Shall we?

Uh, yes.

Oh, we forgot about the rings.

Oh, no, no, no.

I got them for both of us.

Oh, good.

Are we forgetting anything else?

Oh, um, have you prepared your vows?

Vows?

You-- you-- you want me to say vows?

The details have to be right, or people might get suspicious.

What people?

It's just your mom.

What about the officiant, the clerk?

You never know who these guys might know.

I'll come up with something.

I just don't want this to balloon into anything bigger,

you know?

It's my little skinny Greek wedding, not the opposite.

The vows.

Oh, um, I literally never

thought this day would come.

Alex, you were the first friend I made when

I came to Greece 20 years ago.

And if someone would've told me back then

that we would be standing here today,

I would have told them that they were insane.

But there is no one I would rather do something

crazy like this with than you.

And I promise to make the most of it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Woo!

Uh--

Uh, Georgia?

Yeah.

I remember when you first came here,

you thought the people of Corfu were called Corfucians.

When I told you we were actually cold Corfiots,

you didn't believe me.

And you said "Corfiots" rhymed with "idiots."

And that couldn't be right.

All I can say is this Corfiot would be

an idiot if I didn't marry you.

So let's put an end to this Corfusion confusion

and make it official.

On the right hand, the Greek way.

It's-- it's too small.

They told me it was a woman's size.

We're not all one-size-fits-all.

I know that, sweetheart.

I just-- you just get past this first knuckle.

Ow. Ow.

Ow.

- I think I have some lotion. - No.

- No. - It might help.

No, no.

Um, is there any obscure law that

says that we're not actually married if the ring doesn't fit?

OK.

Great.

Can he just pronounce us husband and wife?

No.

Yeah.

You may kiss the wife.

So how did we do?

Did it seem real?

Oh, absolutely.

It was beautiful.

OK.

And now we will celebrate.

I will go and get some more champagne.

But we still have half a bottle here.

OK.

Oh.

Do you have another event today?

No, we're not supposed to.

It's a little early for the dinner rush.

I don't think they're here for dinner.

Hmm?

They're here for the reception.

Mom, Mom, Mom, come, come.

I told you, we wanted to keep this quiet.

I did not do anything, agapi.

You know Anaxandra.

She told everyone at the salon.

And word gets around.

You know how news travels here.

If you didn't know, how do we have

a whole buffet ready to serve?

You know I am always ready for a party.

Now, you just relax and enjoy.

It needs to seem real.

Let's do this.

Oh.

Yes.

It did happen so fast.

But, you know, we did meet when we were really young,

so in a way, it took forever.

Aw.

Well, I guess you could say it was love at first sight.

More like love at first fight.

Bravo.

What's my favorite thing about her?

Aw.

Uh, so many.

How can I pick just one?

You don't have to pick one.

Maybe just your top three.

Oh, my top three.

OK.

Yeah.

Uh, OK.

Uh--

Yeah, thank you, bro.

Oh, we've been here for hours.

How long is this gonna last?

Uh, hard to say.

But it shouldn't go past 3:00 in the morning.

3:00 AM?

We Greeks stay up late, remember?

OK, I gotta rally.

And I'm gonna need more of this.

Thank you.

I'm so happy for you.

Thank you.

Oh. Georgia?

Nikos!

Oh, Alex told me you were coming.

I didn't know you would remember.

Are you kidding me?

I still have your band's playlist on my phone.

OK, please tell me that the Acropolis are still together.

We broke up.

Oh.

The lead singer got married and moved to Athens.

It happens, you know?

It happened today.

Me, Alex-- can you believe it?

Yeah, actually, I can.

Alex had a huge crush on you back then.

Really?

No need to keep up the game.

Alex told me about your arrangement.

Your secret is safe with me.

Good.

OK.

Because I'm exhausted.

I'm here to help.

I have a cousin who also married an American.

And she had to deal with Mr. Angelopoulos as well.

OK, that's the land registry guy, right?

The one who does the, um, surprise interview?

Exactly.

She told me he can be very sneaky.

But don't worry.

We're gonna prepare you for what to expect.

I wish you could have prepared me for this party.

We had no idea that it was gonna be a celebration like this.

Are you kidding me?

One time, Elena roasted an entire lamb

just because our cricket team won a scrimmage match.

You still playing cricket?

Yeah, we're actually playing against the detective agency

next week.

You should come.

Wait, why aren't the police and detectives

playing on the same team?

It's not the same in Greece.

Here, the detective agencies are private businesses.

They're separate from police force.

I really hope Alex has a huge game

against them to impress the owner

and hopefully win us the championship.

He's not talking about cricket, is he?

Always.

He told me that you guys had a really big game

coming up with the detectives.

Yeah, I feel no obligation to come.

Who wants to spend their honeymoon

on a cricket pitch?

I do.

And the reason you're still single.

And you've been married for four hours and 24 seconds.

You're not actually an expert yet.

Well, I'm getting the hang of it.

I'll be the judge of that.

Don't let him off the hook so easily.

He might be charming at night with his blue eyes

and his fancy suit and the smile, but trust me,

the real test is how you feel about him in the morning.

Are you awake?

Alex!

Help!

Where's the coffee?

Oh.

Do you always make this much noise in the morning?

Only when I'm up past 3:00 AM from

my impromptu wedding reception.

Oh, can you please just help me find the coffee?

I'll take care of it.

You go outside and enjoy the view.

OK.

Glucose?

Um, two sugars?

Uh, not since business school.

Thank you so much.

No sugar?

Why the change?

Ah, my parents have this theory about coffee drinkers--

no one will take you seriously if you put sugar in your coffee.

Is that so?

They're very by-the-book.

I guess I took a page out of it.

But you were creative.

Weren't you studying art when you were here?

For undergrad, yes.

But then I got my master's in business administration.

My parents made sure of that.

They pressured you into it?

Kinda.

They're not exactly thrilled that I

left a steady, well-paid corporate job

to launch a startup.

Margaret was proud of you.

She told me that you always found a way to be yourself.

She always knew you'd do big things, like she did.

That's me, mini Margaret,

leaping before I look.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

No.

My parents loved her very much.

I mean, she was the only sister my mom had.

Just in their minds, you know, she was unorthodox.

She was the woman who married a man just because they swam

through a sea cave together.

I don't think that was the only reason she married him.

No, of course not.

No.

Uncle Andreas was amazing.

He was kind and thoughtful.

He cherished everything about her.

The funny thing is, the thing that he loved about her,

they always described as being flighty.

And then any time in my life I would do something

that they disagreed with, they would describe me the same way.

You know what else is flighty?

The bird that brought Margaret and I together.

Not such a bad description, if you ask me.

Hmm.

Man, this coffee really is strong.

That's why I prefer Margaret's theory about coffee--

sweet coffee, sweet days--

Sweet life.

I'll go make a sweet one.

That'd be great.

I'll text my mom to bring over some more shipping tubes.

And I'll just make sure they're protected.

Thank you so much.

I had no idea how prolific she was.

She loved this island so much.

If she wasn't exploring it, she was painting it.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Do you remember who that is?

Hmm?

Oh, yes, the Austrian empress, Elisabeth, or Sisi, as everyone

called her.

Corfu's most famous foreigner.

She always reminded me of Aunt Margaret, to be honest.

She was known to be a bit of a rebel.

Yeah.

They both came to the island seeking solace and belonging

and found their glendi in Corfu.

"Finding your glendi," my favorite saying of hers.

Yeah, I always wanted to ask, is that a common Greek term?

Ah, to the Greek, glendi is about bringing people together

to celebrate, to eat, to dance.

But when Margaret was, um, trying to learn Greek,

she misinterpreted it in a very endearing way.

She thought it was about seeking happiness.

For her, glendi meant finding your celebration.

Have you found yours?

I think I'm on my way.

Getting the detective job is definitely part of it.

But they haven't called yet.

Well, what about just going to the office,

showing your face, you know, doing a little schmoozing?

Excuse me, schmoozing?

It means, um, buttering someone up

or, uh, greasing the wheels.

That's not really my style.

I'm about my skills, not my schmooze.

That's not exactly how you use it, but OK.

Uh, the reason I ask is because Nikos

said that here in Greece, the detective agency is private.

So you are the product that you are marketing.

Shouldn't you make your product stand out?

You pose an interesting question.

I'll think about it.

How about you?

How's your glendi coming along?

Well, I named my company after it.

Doesn't that count?

It depends.

Is it what you really want?

Yes, it is definitely what I want.

It's just a lot of work.

And there's no guarantee it's gonna pay off.

Hmm.

What are you most worried about?

Failing yourself or failing your parents?

You pose an interesting question.

And I'm gonna think about it.

You know, I think I wanna go to every place

that she loved on this island before I leave.

You know, I haven't been to Caesars Palace since

my grade-school field trip.

I'd love to join when you go.

How about today?

Deal.

Are you expecting someone?

This could be the surprise interview.

It's only been a week.

Well, that's why they call it a surprise.

We got this.

Yeah, we better.

If we fail, we start over.

Just be cool.

Oh, if they ask, my middle name is Ann.

And mine is Achilles.

You can't be serious.

Blame my mother.

Alex, what took you so long?

I have been waiting here forever.

How did you get here so fast?

Of course.

I was on my way with the fresh moussaka,

so I stopped by the post office.

Mom, we were about to take a break and head to the palace

together. Well, that's great.

I would love to go.

The moussaka can wait.

Let me just put it in the fridge, and I am ready.

I am so happy that I'm invited.

Alex, you will drive my car.

Gladly, Mother.

This palace is called the Achilleion.

It's named after Achilles, of course.

You know, that is Alex's middle name.

I just learned that recently.

Although I prefer the other statue of him.

Really captures his aura.

I think I prefer this one.

It's more vulnerable and relatable.

I'm not sure how to take that.

Ugh!

It is Yanthi.

She says they have an unexpected rush at the restaurant.

I will call a taxi.

If you let others take over the reins,

you won't have to rush out of here.

Yanthi is more than capable.

I know.

And I know I said I wanted to start stepping back.

But I did not say it would be today.

Can I ask why you wanna step back?

It's just a little surprising.

That is just so much work.

And ever since my husband passed, I--

I lost some of the passion for it.

How long has it been?

It's been five years in October.

Wow.

Can't believe it's been that long.

Oh, he was a wonderful man.

And if he were here, he wouldn't

want you working so hard.

I know.

And I want to change.

But to what?

Well, behold the goddesses of inspiration.

Maybe one of the Muses will inspire you.

Yeah, she's right, Mother.

Well, you know, I think it's working.

I am feeling inspired--

to go to the market and pick up some fresh dill.

Because I do not remember seeing it this morning in the delivery,

and I'm thinking, is Kostas really

using yesterday's dried-up herbs in today's tzatziki?

Uh-uh.

You enjoy.

I will see you later.

Bye, Mom.

I didn't mean to push.

I hope I didn't upset her.

Oh, no.

It's fine.

Remember, the Muses work on their own time.

That is true.

Hmm.

What are you doing?

I don't know yet, but can you take a picture?

One thing I can say is you're

definitely your aunt's niece.

So, uh, let me see.

Not of me, silly, of the Muse.

OK, OK.

There it is.

OK.

Perfect.

OK, next one.

Here.

Now, I know you're gonna be playing

for detectives next year.

But that doesn't mean you're gonna go easy on them today.

Oh, no.

You do not have to worry about that.

Speaking of, any word from Theo?

Nothing.

You know how to impress him.

Score a lot of 6s today.

You will be in his office in no time.

Besides, you gotta impress your new wife up in the stands.

She's gonna be bored to death.

This woman, she's an artist.

She surrounds herself with design and beauty.

It's fascinating to see her at work.

I see the old crush is coming back.

You're definitely getting extra newlywed points

for coming to this.

Well, especially since I have no idea how this game is played.

Ah, don't worry.

I'll explain.

Thank you.

Let's go, Alex!

, Niko.

OK, so he's going to bat.

And he wants to hit it really hard.

Yes!

Yes!

Great!

And then you get one point, two points?

One point each run.

, Niko!

- He's very good with the bat. - Well, he better be good.

He talks about it all the time. Nice one!

Yes! Yes!

They're scoring!

That was great. Yes!

- Woo! - No.

- That's right. - He's out.

Oh.

Never mind.

Oh!

Who's the superfan?

Ah, that's Theo Siafaris.

He owns the biggest detective agency in Corfu.

That's the guy Alex wants an interview with?

Mm-hmm.

Hey, did you see?

Theo's in the crowd.

Time to impress him.

Let's go, Alex!

Yeah!

These detectives don't have a clue who they're dealing with.

Make them want you on their team!

What is she doing?

She's being a supportive wife.

Now focus.

OK.

We need a 6.

Yeah, we need a 6.

We do.

Woo!

They did it!

They did it!

They did it!

They did it!

They got a 6!

Yes!

That's my husband!

That was a great game.

I'm glad you came.

Oh, I wouldn't have missed it.

That was so fun.

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Um, hi, Mr. Siafaris.

I hope you're not here to gloat.

I would never.

I mean, I totally could, but I won't.

Hi, I'm Georgia Kimmel.

Actually, it's Georgia Marini now.

I recently married Alex Marini.

You know, hit the 6, won the game.

I know.

You make it very clear during the match.

Sorry.

Um, I'm a very supportive wife.

You know, he's quite the catch, don't you think?

I can see that.

So he recently applied for, um, a job.

Sorry, I have to take this.

Oh, no worries.

Oh, no.

What's done is done.

You should have seen his face.

It was half excitement, half total fear for his life.

So what did you tell him?

I was about to tell him about your application, smoothly.

And then he got a call and ruined my plan.

A risky plan, considering this man

has the power to make or break my career.

I think it would have been perfect.

I mean, you were so charming.

Thank you.

It didn't hurt that Alex played like Hercules out there.

Hercules?

He was like Zeus hurling thunderbolts.

Exactly.

I'm telling you, Theo would have interviewed

you right on the spot had he not gotten a call.

To my American wife, an incredible woman who

often leaps before she looks.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Cheers.

Which fortress do you like better,

the new Old Fortress from the 1500s or the old Old

Fortress from the Middle Ages?

The older, the better.

Same.

Oh.

I love how nature is reclaiming the land.

Yes, there is something very beautiful about something

returning to its true nature.

Thank you for coming with me.

I can't help but feel like it might be my last time here.

It doesn't have to be.

Come on, let's do this.

Ah!

- You know I hate selfies, huh? - Too bad.

We have to take 'em on both phones,

just in case the interviewer asks.

Oh, what do you mean you don't wanna take a selfie?

Come on.

Just smile and say, "I love my wife."

I love my wife.

There you go.

Your turn.

OK, let's see you now.

OK, "I love my husband."

I love my husband!

Yeah.

Woo-hoo!

Oh, yeah.

Hi.

Sorry to disturb you.

I know there's a genius at work here.

Oh, hardly.

Sorry about the mess.

I swear there's a brain behind the storm here.

Oh, by all means, storm away.

I just came in to see if you wanted some food.

I don't think you've eaten since lunch yesterday.

I'm pretty sure that I am running on straight coffee.

Can I take you to Margaret's favorite gyro place?

Oh, you're my hero.

Hmm.

Aunt Margaret was right.

This is the best gyro on the face of the Earth.

Told you.

Thank you.

I think I found my new glendi--

just eating street food nonstop.

What you're describing is paradeisos.

Paradeisos?

Pa-- oh, paradise.

Yeah, exactly.

- Yeah, I'm getting it. - Yeah?

Yeah.

OK, if we see yogurt, we are stopping.

You got it.

Oh, look at these!

Wow, so pretty.

Ooh.

Look at that.

I love how natural and raw it is.

Yeah.

If you like these, you should see the necklaces.

Ooh.

Thank you.

You know this is where Aunt Margaret and Uncle Andreas

had their first date?

If there is a more beautiful view in the world,

I haven't seen it.

Hmm.

And if there is a more perfect couple, I haven't seen it.

Hmm.

They were effortlessly effortful together.

What do you mean by that?

I mean that they supported each other's dreams.

One week, Aunt Margaret just offhand said,

I think I wanna start painting.

And then he cleared out the entire living room

and turned it into an art studio.

Do you know what she did when Andreas decided he wanted

to swim the Strait of Corfu?

Oh, yes, she got her boating license

so she could follow along with him and make sure he was OK.

It's so sweet.

That's the type of love I'm looking for.

Hmm.

I wouldn't settle for anything less.

And you shouldn't have to.

Can I cook for you?

Sure.

Yeah.

That's quite the non sequitur.

Also, it is, uh, 10:30 in the morning.

I know, but this recipe will take a while,

so let's get started.

GEORGIA: OK. ALEX: Come on.

You lead the way.

Yep.

Here we go.

Careful.

Let's go.

Corfu was a stop on the Silk Road,

so we've always had spices from around the world.

Basically, I grew up at the restaurant,

so my parents were always sending me out for ingredients.

I love that.

So what are we getting?

Pastitsada.

It's the signature dish of Corfu.

It's like a Sunday roast over pasta.

No one makes it better than my mother.

But I'm not so bad myself.

Well, I'm happy to be the judge of that.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

What?

What is happening?

I just saw Theo Siafaris.

Why is that a bad thing?

I don't know.

It's awkward.

He's out with his wife.

And I don't wanna bother him.

What's his wife's name?

-Sofia. - Great.

Let's go.

No, no, no.

I don't know.

If this backfires, I might not get the job.

Yeah.

But if you don't put yourself out there,

someone else will get the job.

Georgia, I really need this.

Buying the house from you is a financial stretch for me.

If this job doesn't work out, I could be in trouble.

Trust me, this is what I do, OK?

Let's go.

Uh, Theo.

Hey, Alex.

Yes.

Hi.

Oh, and I see your lovely wife, the cricket fan,

is here as well.

Hi, Mr. Siafaris.

Good to see you.

And this must be your lovely wife, Sofia--

exactly as you described.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Have we met?

Oh, not yet, no.

But Alex has told me everything about Corfu's power couple.

Oh.

Uh-huh.

I'm Georgia, Alex's wife.

I didn't know you got married, Alex.

Last time I saw your mother, she told me

it was just you and your cat.

Yeah, it was until very recently.

Just over two weeks, actually.

But when you know, you know.

So you don't know each other very long, then?

Actually, 20 years and counting.

I am so confused.

My aunt married

a local, Andreas Komnenos.

And so I came here for a summer abroad program,

stayed with them, met Alex, and I guess

some fires never burn out.

That's so true.

Well, I'm so sorry we missed the festivities.

Oh, it's OK.

We kept it really small.

Alex is mostly focused on work right now.

But every day with him is a celebration.

Oh, how sweet.

But congratulations.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Absolutely, you're a lucky man.

And not only on the cricket pitch.

We'll have to take you both to dinner

sometime soon to celebrate.

Uh, it would have to be next month.

We leave for vacation in two days.

Oh, too bad you couldn't come over tonight.

Alex is making pastitsada.

Oh.

Oh, no.

You just said the magic words.

Theo loves pastitsada.

Well, then you have to come.

There's gonna be plenty.

Uh, Georgia, my love, I'm sure they have plans tonight.

No, no, we don't actually.

Yes.

It would be nice to see you before we leave.

Maybe we can talk a little business as well.

Great.

Then it's settled.

- See you tonight. - Brilliant.

- Yeah. - See you soon.

Wonderful. Bye.

Amazing.

I can't believe you invited them over.

They're leaving for a month.

We needed to seize the moment.

Yeah, and what if the moment ends up exposing

our secret arrangement?

Please don't be mad at me.

I don't have time to be mad.

I have to prepare the ingredients.

Yeah, well, you're chopping that garlic like you

got a vendetta against it.

Maybe because I'm stressed about the fact

that I have to schmooze on the man who has the power

to make or break my career.

It's just schmooze.

Never mind.

Look, you're just gonna have to trust me on this.

This is a good thing.

I really hope you're right.

But I also hope to ride this out without him discovering

what's actually going on here.

OK, how can I help you?

What can I do?

Do you want me to, you know, chop,

or do you want me to boil, or--

Oh, no, no, no, no.

You're not getting away with the easy stuff.

You're making the dolmades.

Just because I love eating them doesn't mean

I know how to make them.

For this, we need reinforcements.

Prepare to experience my childhood.

Yeah, a little bit of everything?

Yes.

Let's start with this. Not too much.

No. Go, go.

You go. Mother.

Hmm.

Go, go, go.

- Would it work? - More.

Oh, gosh.

Bravo.

Yeah.

It's amazing. I made those.

I know.

I'm so proud of it.

I can't believe I did that.

My work here is done.

Everything smells delicious.

Wait till you taste it.

Your mom is such a good teacher.

Yeah, she was totally in her element.

Is that Theo and Sofia already?

Well, they're not supposed to be here for an hour.

Your mom?

No.

She has an event at the restaurant.

OK.

Hey, we got this.

- We're good. - Yeah.

- Wait, wait. - Oh.

Wait.

Put this on.

Oh, there you go--

a wedding ring that fits this time.

Don't wanna fail the interview on a technicality.

I didn't realize you bought this.

That's because I distracted you.

Aw, I love it.

OK, we're-- we're coming!

Is this the guy?

This is Thomas Riskas.

Oh.

That must be one of Chris's colleagues.

Oh, so lovely to meet you.

Would you like to come in and take a seat?

So Mr. Riskus has a question for you.

Hmm.

He asked what do you love about me.

Oh.

Well, it's straight to the heart.

Mm-hmm.

OK.

I-- I guess-- I--

I guess I would say, um, I think--

He's getting annoyed. Just tell him.

Oh, OK.

Um, uh, uh, his eyes, but-- but mostly the kindness behind them.

I mean, he takes care of everyone in his life, everyone.

I honestly haven't met anyone like him in 20 years.

Translate.

He's such a nice guy.

I'm such a lucky lady.

What are you doing?

Didn't work.

He wants a bribe.

I'm sorry, Sergeant.

Did you just bribe the registry clerk?

Oh, me?

No.

Uh, I just paid the power bill.

Don't be mad.

I had a great feeling, so I improvised.

I cannot believe that you did that to me!

It's been such a lovely evening.

What an unexpected treat for us.

So, Georgia.

Mm-hmm?

I have to ask.

A confident, a beautiful woman like yourself, what was it

about Alex that made you choose him

over all the eligible bachelors in the US?

Theo, can you stop being a detective for one night?

It's OK.

I think the answer is pretty obvious--

his cooking.

But truthfully, it's that he listens, really listens.

Like, everything I say actually matters to him.

And he sees me for who I really am.

I actually don't know anyone who has paid as much attention

to the details of my life.

And that attention to detail is also what would

make him a great detective.

Come on, dear.

Let's not talk business at the dinner table.

Actually, I would like to speak a little business,

if you don't mind.

Oh, uh, are you sure it's a good time?

No time like the present.

OK.

And, uh, dolma for the road.

You can thank my mother-in-law for those.

I hope this is what I think it is.

I think so.

I know he really likes him.

That makes a difference.

Alex was telling me how different

it is to become a detective here because it's a private business.

Which is why it's so important to choose

people with great character.

Hmm.

The right person can be wonderful for business.

The wrong person can take a whole agency down.

That is a lot of pressure.

Alex can take it.

A good detective makes good choices.

I mean, look at the wives that they chose.

I think that you know what I'm gonna ask you here.

And honestly, it's long overdue.

I'm glad you took the initiative to host

us tonight-- just the kind of man I'm looking for.

Why don't you come to the office tomorrow?

Listen, uh, before you go on, there's something

I need to come clean about.

And what is that?

What you have seen with Georgia and I

and our marriage isn't exactly what we led you both to believe.

Georgia and I inherited Margaret's house.

And the fastest way to exchange ownership

was through a legal loophole.

What kind of loophole?

We got married with a plan to dissolve it as

soon as the sale went through.

I know that this is very unorthodox,

but it was the only way to solve our financial problem.

I'm sorry if that makes you think less of me.

I'm glad that you told me, Mr. Marini.

And in exchange, I will tell you exactly what

it makes me think about you.

Here they come.

Oh. That took a long time.

Hmm.

My Theo is a talker.

And he likes to be thorough.

No detail goes unnoticed.

Is everything OK?

Yes.

I heard everything I needed to hear.

Ladies, I have something important

I need to say to you both.

You're looking at the next official

agent of the Apollo Investigation team.

Congratulations.

Oh, I'm so happy for you.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

I owe this all to you.

Oh, no, you don't.

Stop it.

It's true.

The way you pushed me out of my comfort zone and supported me,

it was very special.

That is very kind of you to say.

But hey, you were the one that nailed the interview.

You did.

So, tell me, what sealed the deal?

Well, he started by complimenting me

on my reputation and my integrity.

Hmm.

Meanwhile, here I was in our pretend marriage,

playing house for him.

It was too much.

I couldn't hold it back, so I--

I told him everything.

Wow.

Good for you.

And he rewarded you for telling the truth.

He said a lot of people would have let it slide--

That is--

-and ask for forgiveness later.

That is true.

But I have to admit, um, the whole thing

has got me very confused.

Why?

Mostly because, uh, the more time

I spend in our pretend marriage, the more real it feels.

And I have a new problem.

I have, uh, so many amazing things coming into my life--

my dream job, my dream house.

But, um, after next week, the only thing that won't be there

for me when I wake up is you.

He really said that?

Ooh, this is a head trip.

It is more than just a head trip.

It is a full-body soul sabbatical.

The thing is, Alex is right.

It is becoming harder trying to figure out what is real

and what is not real.

Look, I guess what I'm trying to say

is I think I'm falling for him.

Wow, OK.

Don't-- don't "wow, OK" me.

Look, you are my friend.

I need your opinion.

I'm sorry.

I mean, I don't mean to make light.

I just don't know what to say.

I'm torn.

Honestly, the way you're talking,

it makes me really nervous about our business.

I also see whenever you call me from that island,

you're so full of life and excitement.

Not to mention, your work has been amazing.

The mockups you sent for the Madeleine account, stunning.

The client loved the direction you're going.

And they want more.

But that's it.

Ever since I've been here, something

has just unlocked in me.

And the ideas, they are flowing with the tides.

That's great.

But, I mean, what if you're staying

on the wrong side of the shore?

I mean, this month is almost over.

I have meetings scheduled the day after you get back.

I know. I know.

It makes us seem like we're just--

Flighty.

That's not what I was going to say.

We have both sacrificed so much to start this company.

We both have to be all in on this.

I know this is a lot.

I know it is.

But I just wanna make sure--

No.

It's-- I'll do what's best.

I know you will.

I'm gonna miss this.

The food or the company?

Both, in no particular order.

Do you really need to leave next week?

Yes.

ELENA: OK.

But you promise me that you will come back

and not wait another 20 years.

Your strapatsada alone is worth coming back for.

You're gonna have to teach me how to make it.

You are about the 100th person who has said that to me.

OK, I've been thinking about this

since the day we saw the Muses.

I think maybe you should start a cooking school.

Georgia, you know I love teaching people how to cook.

But a school?

Maybe not a school.

What about a cooking class?

Tourists, locals, they would love a fun, authentic activity.

Ayanthi could do the day-to-day.

You could do it out of your kitchen.

You would still be here.

OK, if I were to consider

something like this seriously--

OK.

-Georgia, would you be able to--

to help me figure it out?

This is exactly why I started my business.

Even if there is an ocean between us,

I would love to help you.

Deal.

Yeah!

Deal.

What are you two plotting?

Easy, Detective.

You are not on the job just yet.

Where are you headed?

I figured I'd hit the beach while I'm between jobs.

Wanna join?

Which beach?

I don't know.

Uh, how about this one?

You know, despite all the hype,

I've never actually swam here.

Seriously?

Yeah.

Many consider this the most romantic spot

on Corfu, including your aunt.

Oh, yeah.

I'm sure she told you the engagement story.

Only once a week.

Usually when she had me weeding the garden or mending the roof.

She fully believed the legend.

Do you?

I don't know.

I've never tried it with anyone.

Wait, you mean to tell me you have lived here your entire life

and you've never swam the canal with anyone you've dated?

People take this legend very seriously around here.

And they won't even try unless they're ready to risk it all.

I-- I can't stop thinking about what you-- what you did for me.

I just gave you a gentle nudge.

And that's what's so amazing about you.

I know that what we're doing here is highly unconventional.

But nothing has felt this real to me for a long time.

I don't know if you feel the same way, but I really like you.

And I don't want this to end when our agreement ends.

Alex, I-- I really like you too.

I do.

But we have to talk about what makes the most sense here.

I mean, who knows how we're gonna feel

when all this is said and done?

I don't wanna talk anymore.

I want to swim with you.

OK, I-- I just don't think that--

Don't think.

Do what you do best-- leap before you look.

OK.

But this feels dangerous.

Trust me.

What if I start to feel claustrophobic?

I'll be there if you need me.

Well, what if we get slammed up against a seawall?

We straighten out and keep going.

Come on, be like Margaret, hmm?

Swim with me.

You know this is much more than just a swim.

I know.

And I still wanna try.

It feels right to me.

Don't you feel it too?

I'm sorry.

I-- I can't.

I can't.

I can't.

She kept all my letters.

Oh, we, um--

we paid our electric bill.

I gave your colleague, um, the money.

No, no, I am not from the power company.

My name is Christos Angelopoulos.

And I come from the registry of land.

I understand that you and your husband

are registering as the new owners of this property.

Yes.

I am so sorry.

I was confused.

I have one more task to complete the interview.

Then I will sign the registry and be on my way.

Right.

The thing is, my-- my husband is not here.

But I could call him to-- to see if he could come back.

No, that will not be necessary, young lady.

Cora has already provided all the necessary documentation.

I know some auditors are a little more stringent.

But I have my custom in my jurisdiction

not just to verify the newlyweds,

but also to wish them the best for their new life together.

These are for you.

Koufetas, an ancient Greek custom.

They represent fertility, purity, and endurance

for your beautiful marriage.

Congratulations.

But wait.

Um--

Hmm?

Don't you need to ask me anything?

What would you have me ask?

I don't know, uh, anything that would prove,

you know, that-- that we wanted to get married?

The whole town can see the love between you two--

from the cricket match to the marketplace

to the Achilleion Palace.

As Corfiots, we pride ourselves on recognizing

true love when we see it.

Good day.

Good news is everything is in order.

I see Alex has already wired the money to Georgia's account.

By Greek law, there is a mandatory cooling-off period,

so the annulment won't be official for 10 days.

I understand these things can be complicated,

so I will leave you alone for a moment.

Thanks, Cora.

This makes sense, right?

It's very logical.

Thanks to you, I could pay off the loan

and keep our business going until we catch some momentum.

And thanks to you, I have a place of my own

and the career I've always dreamed of.

You were a really good husband.

You were a wonderful wife.

"To my most favorite aunt.

I'm so sorry I haven't written in a while.

I got super busy after graduation

with, well, starting real life.

It doesn't mean I haven't been thinking of you.

Ever since I came back from the island,

I've felt something missing in me,

like I left a whole part of myself

back in Corfu, a part of myself that can just be me,

no matter what anyone else says or thinks.

The example of the life you live and

the love you share with Uncle Andreas

helped me realize that it's OK to simply be me--

unapologetic, unfiltered, and unfettered.

I'll never forget that.

And if I do, I'm counting on you to force me

back to your Greek paradise to remind me.

Promise me you'll keep me on the path to find my glendi.

I'm forever proud to be mini Margaret.

Love always, Georgia."

Hey, were your ears burning?

What do you mean?

I literally just got off the phone with the CEO of Madeleine.

She has not been this excited about the branding

since she started the company.

They offered us a two-year extension.

That is amazing.

That should keep us going for a while, right?

And then some.

It's incredible.

Except I thought you would be a little bit

more excited by that news.

No, I--

I am.

I need to talk to you about something.

What's going on?

I would like to work remotely for a little bit

- longer. - I don't understand.

I just told you about the extension.

Yes.

And we got that extension while I was working remotely.

Rose, I need this for me.

And look, maybe while I'm here, I can drum

up some international business.

Remember what I said about us being all in?

I'm starting to see you can't be all in unless you can be all

you.

Being here has helped me remember who I am.

And I know that the way I work is unorthodox,

but it's what makes me me.

And I truly admire that about you.

I'm sorry if you didn't feel that from me before.

But I trust you.

I do.

Thank you.

That really means a lot.

And I'm proud of you.

Yeah?

Yeah.

When you left here, you were figuring out

what to do about your house.

But now I see you're figuring out what to do about your home.

Alex.

It is your first day on the job.

You need a full stomach.

I'm not hungry, Mána.

I know you are upset about Georgia.

But who knows what the future will bring?

The last time she left, it took her 20 years to come back.

Who knows if she'll ever come back again?

Alex, does she know how you feel about her?

I asked her to swim the canal with me.

She knows what that means.

I'm sorry.

It's Georgia.

She wants to see me.

Alex! Go!

Yeah, better.

Alex.

Bring your swimsuit.

Thank you, Mána!

Georgia.

I'm so glad you messaged me.

I don't wanna talk.

I wanna swim.

Are you sure about this?

Oh, I'm actually, um--

I'm pretty scared.

But I have a feeling that my glendi is on the other side

of that canal.

OK, let's do this.

Oh!

Oh!

That was incredible.

I have never done anything like that in my--

I love you, Georgia Kimmel.

I fell for you the day your feet touched down on this island.

I understand if you have to leave.

But I simply couldn't let you go without telling you.

I love you too, which I realized after I married you.

And I'm not going anywhere.

What about your business?

Rose and I agreed that I would work remotely until you

and I figure this out.

Are you sure about this?

I have spent the last month

trying to figure out the message that

Aunt Margaret was sending me.

This island has always been a part of me.

And now, you are too.

I wanna keep searching for my glendi with you.

I know we have 10 more days left on our marriage,

but can we talk about an extension?

Yeah.

If the legend is true, our love will be eternal.

Then we have all the time in the world.