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You're reconnecting with three exes

because your late mom is sending you on a quest to find love?

Have you heard from the third guy?

Yeah, Marcos.

When I got the call that my mom was sick, I packed my bags

and I left Spain with no explanation.

You don't need my permission to marry Sheri.

Maybe I should sit out the dinner?

No, the board is watching this one closely, Chelsea.

It's your account.

Look, I'm not falling, Martin.

I've fallen.

I'm flat on my face for you.

Look, just go to him.

Check this box.

And come home to me.

Not many guys I know would

send the woman they're falling for after a man who

owns a castle.

Marcos Vera, the billionaire?

That's her Marcos?

She's going to love this.

Big day.

Yes, sir.

Please, I think you can call me Glenn by now.

I never expected to end up here nightly,

but I always knew this place was special.

And listen, my gap year took me to incredible places,

but nothing could have prepared me for Spain.

Living in a castle, believe me, it was like a fairy tale.

But when I first arrived, my heart

was pulled in too many different directions.

Frankly, I was homesick for my family, for lobster rolls,

even for Red Sox games, which tells you

how desperate it was getting.

Until a funny thing happened on this vineyard outside of Bilbao.

I stopped missing home and I found one here instead.

Garnacha, or Grenache, is one of the most popular grapes

here in Spain.

Full bodied and bright, it has notes of cherry and raspberry

and a little hint of pepper.

This one pairs beautifully with grilled meats and spicy flavors.

I completely get the pepperiness.

So bold.

I love it.

I'm so glad.

I mean, sure, there were differences.

There was wine instead of beer, football

instead of baseball, Iberico and olives instead of lobster rolls.

But something about it, it just-- it called to me.

I felt settled, peaceful, happy.

And I know what you're thinking.

You think it was him, but it wasn't, Knightly.

I fell in love with Spain well before I ever met Marcos Vera.

I hope you enjoyed the tour.

It was lovely.

Thank you.

It's him.

It's him, it's him.

How do I look?

Twice his age.

Oh, you're no help.

I might have been the first woman Marcos had ever met

who didn't fawn all over him.

OK, should we continue?

I wasn't interested in his dad's money or his looks,

and I definitely didn't want to end up on Page Six.

It was weeks before we even spoke.

Chelsea?

Yes?

Uh-huh.

What are you doing biking all this way?

Let me give you a ride.

Oh, I'm good.

It's the least I can do.

You work on my father's vineyard,

you-- you deserve a break.

This is my break.

OK.

By all means.

Enjoy.

You know it dates back to the 1800s?

Can I help you with something?

I'm just being friendly.

And I appreciate that, but I'm sure you

have better things to do than teach me about old churches.

See, there you go again.

What?

You refuse to stay and talk to me.

Well, I'm-- I'm just not--

Interested?

I'm sorry, but--

There is someone else?

Yes. No.

Maybe.

Honestly, it's irrelevant.

You're just-- you're not my type.

Chelsea, I can confidently tell you, I am everyone's type.

That must be hard for you.

It's a chore.

So what is it that has offended you?

My accent?

My hair?

Can be my money.

It's the money.

That's new.

No family should have the wealth that yours does.

I mean, that's more money than anyone

can spend in several lifetimes.

Plus, do you ever look at your carbon footprint or--

I just don't think it's--

it's possible to make that much money and not exploit people.

But I don't exploit anyone.

OK, so then what do you do?

Look, why did you come to our vineyard?

The gap year program assigns the locations,

and we study the farming practices and ecosystems.

And please don't get me wrong, it's been-- it's been lovely.

I mean, it's beautiful and I'm very appreciative,

but I can't help but look at your car

and just think how that money could have been better served.

OK.

I have somewhere I need to be.

Hey, Chelsea.

Good afternoon.

Marcos.

Where's your car?

Wouldn't it be a shame to miss out on this day?

I learned later he auctioned

off his car to charity.

An environmental initiative, in fact.

He never told me.

I misjudged him at first.

A pattern with me, I guess.

Marcos wasn't some rich playboy looking for something

fun and meaningless.

The day after I dressed him down, he listened.

I'd never felt so heard, so valued.

And no matter how hard I tried to resist, he drew me in,

and I fell.

Don't go to Germany tomorrow.

Stay here.

You can work or not.

Just-- just give us time to see what this becomes.

We could have all summer.

I--

No, don't answer yet.

Sleep on it.

Make sure it's what you want, OK?

Collin was romance.

Sebastian was fire.

And Marcos, he treated me as an equal, a partner.

I didn't need the summer.

I knew right then, this is the kind of relationship I wanted.

Dad, hey?

What time is it there?

Chels, you have to come home.

Your mom's-- she's not doing terribly well.

And we-- we just don't know it.

Just-- as soon as you--

I wish I had told Marcos.

Even afterwards, I could have called him, explained.

But saying everything out loud, that would have made it real.

And I wasn't ready for that.

I don't know.

Thinking back now, it feels sort of unforgivable

letting Marcos think I'd chosen Germany over us,

when really, my whole world was collapsing around me.

But that's the truth of it.

I left without any explanation, and I never saw Marcos again.

Not until you sent me back.

Don't get me wrong

If I'm looking kind of dazzled

I see neon light

Whenever you walk by

Don't get me wrong

If I'm acting so distracted

I'm thinking bout the fireworks

That go off when you smile.

It's you.

Hi, it's-- it's me.

It's me.

Oh.

Hi.

I wasn't sure where to--

I'll take you to your room myself and show you around.

A lot has changed since I took over, I think.

- I think you'll like it. - Marcos--

Let's go.

Wait, wait, Marcos.

Sorry, I just feel like I should be upfront

with you about something.

Well, I'm-- I'm seeing someone.

I mean, it's early, but I just--

I feel like I should say it.

I mean, not that you would care.

Why would you care?

It's a long time ago when we were together.

We were, you know--

Together.

Right.

You know, the first time I met you, there was another man, too.

There were two, actually.

But this is different.

- I'm sure it is. - I'm serious.

Me too.

Please.

Thank you.

Chelsea.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

Where to?

Good afternoon, baseball fans.

Don't they feed you in that fancy school?

Yeah, well, your ice cream is better.

You're going to give yourself a headache

if you keep dressing like that.

I should call her.

No, you should not call her.

I have to.

You're just going to embarrass yourself.

No, I won't.

I will-- it'll be a super casual call.

You were the one that told her to go to Spain.

Like, you told her to tick it off her list.

You gotta let her do that.

I know.

But I didn't know it was a billionaire who owns a castle.

Well, that'll teach you to do your research first.

Hey, Jace, come on.

What did you tell me when it went bad with Aaron?

You said that you have to give people the space

to let them show who they are.

I said that?

Yeah.

But I know who Chelsea is.

I'm the one who pushed her away.

God, it's only been two days and I miss her.

What is with this girl?

She's got you acting kind of pathetic.

She's so mean.

She doesn't back down on anything.

You'll love her.

Well, then have faith.

Let her show you who she is.

You're too smart for your own good, you know that.

Hey, wait a second.

You didn't tell me about club tryouts.

They were two days ago.

No.

It actually doesn't matter.

What do you mean it doesn't matter?

Who do I have to yell at, huh?

Because even on a bad day, you're the best

crosser in New England.

No, I made the team, obviously.

What?

You-- you made the team?

Let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Why did I have to drag that out you?

No, because I'm not going to do it.

What do you mean you're not-- of course,

you're going to do it.

No, it's too much.

What?

How much?

It's like almost 10 grand.

That's fine.

I got you.

Jay.

What?

Jay, you already paid for my school.

You just tell me where to send the check, OK?

Really?

Yes, really.

Now, take this away from me because I'm

eating your ice cream.

Not going to do it?

Crazy.

We've gone organic over the past few years

since I took over.

It's extra work, but it's worth it.

No chemicals, pesticides.

We cut down pollution in the runoff.

It's better for the environment.

Clearly it's working.

Look at all these vines.

Just watch your head.

Yeah.

So, what does your family think?

Well, my father can't say much about it.

He's passed.

Oh, Marcos, I'm so sorry.

Are you--

Yeah, yeah, I'm OK.

Thank you.

I've tried to cover.

I sold the other companies in the portfolio.

What, you're kidding.

Well, the carbon footprint was too big.

You were right.

Honestly, your voice has always been in the back of my head.

Really?

Even after-- after I ghosted you?

Maybe because of it.

Women not ghost me often.

But you were never like the others.

You're the only person who liked me, not my bank account.

This is why I came.

I owe you an explanation, an apology.

You don't owe me anything, Chelsea.

I need you to understand.

It wasn't you.

I understand.

I don't want to--

to relive the past.

Everything I'm doing is about the future.

So if you sold everything, why did

you choose to keep this place?

I like it here.

And I need somewhere to live while I figure

out what to do with the money.

The-- the money?

48 billion, give or take.

But don't let it ruin our afternoon.

Sorry, did you say million or billion?

Billion.

Oh, right.

Of course.

I forgot just how delicious the food is here.

I really appreciate all the thought

you've put into the remodel.

Is it condescending to say I'm--

I'm proud of you?

Not if I can say the same.

You've done very well for yourself at the ACC.

The new wing at Boston Children's, that was your doing,

was it not?

I made some calls.

You did?

Mm-hmm.

When old friends contact me, they're

usually looking for one thing and one thing only.

I do my research to protect myself.

And I'm glad to know that you haven't changed.

Never.

But I have.

I am not so--

not so frivolous as I used to be.

I understand the responsibility to give back.

Thanks to you.

You are the woman who first opened my eyes,

and I'll always be grateful.

Have dinner with me.

Dinner?

Mm-hmm.

Are we possibly going to be hungry after all this?

You forget we eat late in Spain.

9 o'clock.

Annabelle, it is like someone read my mind

and conjured up the perfect guy.

I mean, he's empathetic, kind, generous.

He's gone organic with the winery.

He's trying to figure out ways to give back.

Man, your fantasies are boring.

OK, just, the point is, he's literally perfect.

And why'd you sound all tense and wound up?

It's because of Mom?

No, it's because I miss Knightly.

Aw.

I was rooting for work dude.

Wait, why would it be about mom?

Isn't this where you got the call from dad

and you had to rush home?

Thought maybe you'd have some bad memories going back.

True, yeah. But you know what?

I do have some--

some really good memories here, too.

But you're still thinking about Knightly.

Is that pathetic?

Am I pathetic?

No, he's crazy about you.

You should have seen his face when he found out who Marcos is.

Well, he has nothing to worry about.

So, are you ready to come home?

Marcos wants me to have dinner tonight.

I wasn't being literal. You leave tomorrow.

I know.

But doesn't it feel wrong to go out to dinner

with him, given that, you know?

That you're in love with someone else?

I was very upfront, though.

I mean, I told him I was seeing someone.

I just don't think he really took me seriously because he

is a relentless flirt.

Sounds fun to me.

Annabelle.

Chels, you're taking this way too seriously.

What's the harm in eating dinner?

I just don't want to lead him on know.

Chels, as long as you're being honest with Marcos,

you're not doing anything wrong.

Thanks for coming.

Marcos, I already told you there is someone else.

And I told you, I don't care.

When we first met, you--

Sorry, what?

You wouldn't give me the time of day.

You didn't like me and you told me the truth about why.

And your honesty, Chelsea, it only made me more determined.

I needed to earn your respect.

And you have.

Good.

Because I'm still determined.

And I want to talk about your favorite thing.

The money.

Like I said, I have $48 billion.

Yes, you did.

You did mention that.

I need you to help me give it away.

I'm sorry, what?

I'm starting a foundation here in Spain,

and I'd like you to run it.

Yeah, you can't bow out of fantasy football.

It's not happening.

Look, I'm just taking a break, OK?

Uh-uh.

You are not walking away from a 20-year league.

It's the only way any of us get to talk.

What are you talking about?

You and I get together, like, twice a week.

Yeah, you and I do.

I meant the whole crew.

Look, I just can't afford to buy in right now, OK?

I thought the job was going well?

It is, it is.

I just-- I've got a couple of unexpected expenses.

She's your sister, Jay, not your kid.

Drop it.

Fine, fine, fine, fine.

Hey, you want to sit down for a minute?

Oh, yeah?

Is your back starting to go already?

This baby is heavy.

Oh, yeah, the one-month-old.

Bro.

I am so tired.

I bet you are.

OK.

What's going on with your girl?

Well, she's not mine yet.

She's still with the rich guy in Spain.

What are you going to do about it?

What can I do?

Well, if it was Melissa, I'd beg her to come home.

You can ask for what you want, Jay.

It's not going to kill you.

You love this girl.

I haven't told her that yet.

And maybe that's the problem.

Think about it, Chelsea.

You'll have full control.

Full control over $48 billion?

Yes.

Think of what you could do for cancer

research or the environment.

There's no red tape.

You don't answer to anyone but me, and I won't hold you back.

OK, why?

Why me?

Because you have impeccable judgment.

And I know you won't take advantage of me.

Unless you want to.

Marcos.

Chelsea, I'm kidding.

This is business.

But come on, you inspired me to start this journey.

And 10 years later, as I'm looking for the perfect person

to run my foundation, out of the blue, I get a call from you.

I don't believe in signs.

It's fate, whether you agree or not.

And the truth is, I'm in over my head with this project.

All right, but you need someone to live in Spain.

Of course.

But you could stay here.

I have more rooms than I know what to do with.

I can't.

As friends, colleagues.

I swear, I mean, nothing untoward.

I know.

But my entire life is there.

My family's there.

And the other man?

Yeah, he's there, too.

It's a lot to take in, and

I know you won't agree to uproot your life over dinner,

but promise you'll consider it?

Take the night, sleep on it.

As long as you don't vanish on me this time.

All right.

I promise.

Promise.

Knightly.

How is it?

I miss you.

Oh, thank God.

I miss you like crazy.

Does that mean you're coming home soon?

I want to, but--

But the man has a castle?

The man is not for me.

You sent me here because you needed me to be sure,

and I have never been more sure about anything in my life.

I want you.

OK, you need to get on a plane right now, Martin.

I have to kiss you again.

Marcos offered me a job in Spain.

He's starting a fund, a foundation,

and he wants me to run it.

Wow.

OK.

The man has a castle and a foundation.

He's got everything.

I mean, I'm guessing it's $1 billion endeavor,

killer opportunity.

No, I haven't said yes or anything.

But you want to.

And I don't blame you.

I mean, it is tempting.

It's the best parts of our jobs at the ACC.

It's research and data, and there's no red tape.

Well, it sounds perfect for you.

If it were perfect, it'd be in Boston.

You ever tried long distance?

No.

You?

Three times.

It's a pattern with me.

That breaking point I told you about.

I choose women who've got bigger dreams than this city,

and I can't leave.

Not until my sister goes to college, at least.

Well, of course.

It's hard, but we could try it.

I mean, we haven't even gotten started yet.

We'll figure it out, Martin.

Yeah.

Hey, how's everything there?

What's going on?

I mean, Aidan's on cloud nine over Abilene.

Oh, and my little sister made the club team in soccer.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

I remember that with Annabelle.

It was-- it was a big deal.

It is, yeah.

Let me ask you, was it 10 grand back when little Martin did it?

- 10 grand? -It's OK.

I'm on top of it.

Well, can she get a grant or something?

No, no, not for this one.

But it's OK.

I'm making it work.

I'm budgeting.

I mean, I could help.

No, no.

No handouts, Martin.

Even for your sister?

She's my responsibility.

Owing people, it makes--

it ruins relationships, you know.

It makes them uneven.

I mean, debt nearly tore my family apart.

My parents lost everything.

I'm sorry, I didn't--

I just--

I had to take care of myself ever since I was a little kid,

you know.

I've-- I've fought for every single thing that I own.

Not many people can say that.

Is it a pride thing?

I'm proud of it.

That's different.

Come on, what's-- what's more attractive?

A billionaire who can give you your dream job,

or a nobody from Dorchester who's gotta cut back on expenses

for the next few months?

Hey, don't sell the Dorchester guy short.

He's a good kisser.

Yeah?

Well, come home and I'll demonstrate.

I can't wait.

Martin.

Yeah.?

Sweet dreams.

Yeah, you too.

- Whoa, whoa. - Chels?

What are you doing?

Are you going to attack me with a watering can?

Shut up.

I'm scrappy.

What are you doing here?

I thought you were staying in Spain to figure

out the whole foundation thing?

You know what?

I'm not taking the job.

Don't you need to think it through,

go over the pros and cons?

No, because none of that matters.

I want to be here.

Because of work dude?

Well, and you guys, of course.

This is big growth, Chels.

As your therapist, I'm very proud.

OK, you still aren't my therapist.

Technicality.

Look, you're putting work second.

You're following your heart.

I know.

And it feels surprisingly good.

When are you going to tell him?

I mean, he's probably at the office right now, right?

I could just go there?

I don't know.

I mean, it's not the most romantic, but I--

I just can't wait.

- Who even are you? - I know.

It's really cute, though.

I know.

OK, I'm going to change.

Yeah, this is good, right?

OK, great.

Perfect.

Chelsea.

Hi.

You're back.

Come into my office.

We have much to discuss.

Top of the day.

Yeah, right there.

So good to have you back.

Congratulations and thanks are an order.

You work in Paris, saved the day here in Boston.

OK, level with me.

The donation from Sophie Arnault is literally keeping us afloat.

I didn't want to scare you before, but it's bad.

What?

How bad?

We're not unique in our situation.

Every company in the US is being forced to pare back.

We don't want to cut the programs,

so we're going to have to cut people.

Oh, Aidan, I love my team.

I know.

And thanks to you and Sophie Arnault,

you get to keep half of them.

I wish we weren't having this conversation at all,

but it's time for hard decisions.

I'm going to need your list by the end of the week.

I will consult with Knightly and we'll collaborate

on our best players.

You can't discuss this with Knightly.

Why not?

Because I had to make a list, too, Chelsea, and I chose you.

You should know, it wasn't a question for me.

Hiring Knightly was a luxury when funds were more fluid.

I know you felt threatened by that,

but as I've told you repeatedly, you are the one

that's invaluable to this team.

Your work in Paris proved it.

I couldn't have done it without him.

It's your account, as you reminded me several times.

But this job is very important to him.

- He needs it. - He'll land on his feet.

He's smart, charming.

I'll give him the best recommendation.

You don't understand.

Unfortunately, I do.

You'd both stay if it were up to me, but that's not an option.

The board was very clear.

The board.

There's always so much red tape.

That's the job.

Then I quit.

What?

Chelsea, no--

Knightly's all you need.

He's great with people, he's on top of trends.

He's who you should keep.

I can't lose you.

You're in great hands with him.

The Chelsea I know wouldn't let an emotional reaction

dictate a decision this big.

Aidan, I can't thank you enough.

You've been the best mentor I could have asked for.

But this is my official resignation.

Martin?

Martin.

Hey.

You chose Spain?

All right.

All right, that's fine.

We can figure something out. We--

We can't.

It's too much too soon.

But I love you.

I need to go pack my stuff.

I wanted to scream it back, to tell

you the truth about all of it.

The last thing in the world I wanted

was to walk away from you, Knightly.

But if I told you, you'd never let me quit,

you'd see it as a handout, and you'd be too proud to accept it.

This is it?

This is all we get?

Look at me, Martin.

Please don't make this harder than it already is.

Look at me.

Why?

He's going to fall in love with you.

It's only a matter of time.

I already told you, I don't want Marcos.

Then stay.

Then don't go.

Give this a shot.

I mean, think about what we can do here at the ACC together.

I've-- I've already given my notice.

Do you ever think that maybe a job isn't everything?

For me, it is.

You told me once that wanting the same things

matters most in a relationship.

And the irony is, we wanted the same things.

I wanted your family to be taken care of.

I couldn't let you lose that.

So, how'd it go?

Oh, Chels, Chels.

It's OK.

It's OK.

What's wrong?

It's OK.

Hey.

What's going on?

Go ahead.

She'll be OK.

Oh, here.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Are you really going to leave without talking to him?

It's only been a couple of weeks.

- You could-- - No.

There's nothing more to say.

I beg to differ.

There is "I love you," and "I want to be with you,"

and "I gave up my job for you," for starters.

I can't.

It would ruin everything he's worked for.

I don't know, Chels.

What is it? Say it.

It just kind of feels like you're

running away again, robbing yourself of something great.

Yeah, I am.

Because he can't leave his family.

His sister depends on him.

And I just don't want to be the reason that all implodes.

But you love him.

Which is why I have to do this.

It could help, you know.

Yeah, but then you'll just yell at me for messing

up your organization.

Well, not if you put things in the right places.

We both know I am physically incapable of doing that.

How long is the flight?

It's a long time.

I'll have to read a couple books.

Get inside before she sees you.

Thank you for staying an extra day for this.

I love you, Dad.

It's going to mean so much to her that you're both here.

I'm happy for you.

And maybe we all deserve more than one chance at a great love.

It's a nice dream, at least.

She's coming.

Living room.

OK.

Oh, my-- is she really going to like this?

What if she hates it?

She matches his cheese.

Enhances it, even.

Did you really mean that?

We get more than one love?

For you, I hope so.

-That's beautiful. - Thank you.

I want you to head into the living room.

Sheri.

Glenn.

You have brought so much joy into my life

at a time when I thought joy was behind me.

I promise to spend the rest of our days

making you as happy as you've made me.

Will you marry me?

Glenn.

Oh.

Of course, I would love to marry you.

Glenn.

I don't know when it happened exactly.

Maybe falling for you really did make me soft.

Or maybe it was Annabelle, and seeing how my ideas about love

would leave her lonely.

Or maybe I just started thinking about my dad

and what was best for him.

But somewhere along the line, I stopped faking it

and started being happy for them.

For real.

Girls, will you please be my bridesmaids?

What?

I mean, only if our dresses can match that ring.

Oh, this is just the best day of my life.

Cheers.

Is the bride ready?

We need to start photos.

Let me find out for you.

Thank you.

Flowers, photos.

How stressful can it be?

Come on, I can't stall anymore.

The wedding planner is going to have an actual heart attack.

Which brings me to today.

I thought I would have more complicated feelings about it

all, but really--

Chelsea.

I'm coming.

-I need the gown. - I know, I know.

I'm coming, I'm coming.

I was almost finished.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Come on.

OK.

All right, let's go.

In the floor.

Yeah.

Hey, Chelsea.

We're behind schedule.

OK, so take pictures fast. Are you OK?

OK?

- I'm not falling. - Oh, yeah.

No, no, no.

Oh, that's my train.

Hurry.

Is it time for photos?

It's time.

I couldn't do this without you girls.

Let's go.

Yay.

Today is one of the happiest days of my dad's life.

I look at him and Sheri together,

and I don't think about how it would hurt Mom anymore.

All I think about is how lucky he is.

He got to have a love like that not once, but twice.

One, two, three.

Woo.

Annabelle wants to believe we'll all get that.

But I don't want it, Knightly.

I'm not interested in finding someone new.

It's been a year.

And every time I close my eyes, I don't see anyone but you.

I just want

to be beside you everywhere

As long as we're together, honey, I don't care

Cause you're starting something

Oh, can't you see

That ever since we met, you had a hold on me

No matter what you do

I only want to be with you

I said, no matter, no matter what you do