Original subtitles

(birds chirping)

Hello?

(machines beeping)

♪

Woman: (whispering) It's a shame.

Someone should've saved those boys.

Woman Two: We're losing him, Dr. Sullivan.

- What-- - Man: Why is she here?

♪

Dad.

♪

Lola: Why are you here?

- (heart beating loudly) - (machines beeping loudly)

♪

Don't go.

Don't go. (echoing)

♪

(panting)

(sighing)

(phone ringing)

Scott (on phone): Hello?

Scott, it's... it's Maggie.

I've thought about it and I think I need to come home.

I can't just sit here and do nothing

while she tries to discredit me.

It's my reputation and...

Scott (on phone): These situations

tend to resolve quickly.

Listen. I'll call the hospital.

See what they wanna do.

I'll let you know once there's news.

Bye.

(sighing)

♪

Oh. You don't have any aspirin.

Come on, Sully. Expired?

Jeez.

♪

- (taps squeaking) - (laughing)

- (taps squeaking) - Really?

♪

(sighing)

You got this.

♪

♪ Is this as good as it's gonna get? ♪

♪ I've given all I can give ♪

♪ But the rivers still get wider, wider ♪

♪ We've been here all along ♪

♪ Through the valleys we carry on ♪

♪ The journey takes us higher, higher ♪

♪ This could be a home if we try to build it ♪

♪ This could be a life that's one in a million ♪

♪ All the hard times, yeah, they were worth it ♪

♪ Time, and time, and time again ♪

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Oh-whoa-oh-whoa-oh ♪

♪ Oh-whoa-oh-whoa-oh, oh-whoa-oh-whoa-oh ♪

♪ Time, and time, and time again ♪

(birds chirping)

♪ I never know what to say ♪

♪

♪ And I don't know if there will be a day ♪

♪ Where I talk too much ♪

♪

♪ But I hear a lot ♪

Ugh.

♪

♪ I always know when to go ♪

♪

♪ I always know when to move fast or ♪

♪ Slow ♪

Ugh.

♪ Steady will the wind blow ♪

Come on.

♪

♪ But will I run out of breath ♪

♪ If I take too many steps? ♪

♪ Will my head get tired of turnin'? ♪

♪

(phone buzzing)

Phoebe: Maggie.

Walter and I spoke about the lawsuit

and he really wants to help you out on this.

Now, he has left word at

MacMillan, Bosworth, and Schultz.

They are the best in the business.

I have a lawyer, Mom.

Phoebe (reception breaking): Well... thank... let...

They said to tell you

that you shouldn't worry about this lawsuit at all.

Mom.

They are the best in the business, sweetheart!

- (reception breaking) - You're breaking up.

Phoebe (signal breaking up): Can you hear me?

I can't hear you. I'll just...

I'll call you when I get back, okay?

Thank you.

How's your morning going?

Ugh, great, thanks.

You look like you could use a coffee.

Hey, I got a fresh pot goin'. Want me to get you some?

Thanks.

M'kay.

(fingers tapping)

Sorry. Do you mind?

I just... I have a bit of a headache.

Sorry. It's a nervous habit.

I make you nervous?

(Scoffing) Not at all.

I gotta head out, Rob.

I gotta go help Sully with some things today.

Here you go. Keep the change.

- Both: Cheers. - See ya later.

I hope your day gets better, Dr. Sullivan.

What's his story?

- Cal? - Mm.

Nice guy. Don't know much more really.

Helps Sully out. Keeps to himself a lot.

Hm.

- Rob. - Yeah?

Finn's gonna be late again if you don't leave right now.

Ah, shoot. I didn't realise the time.

You got everything?

- Yes, I do. - EpiPen?

- Yep. - Sydney: Homework?

- Rob: Got it. - Lunch?

Right! Thanks.

- Love you, sis. - Love you too.

Thought you were heading back home.

Yeah, change of plans.

- Why? - Mm.

So, are you gonna tell me what's goin' on, or what?

I don't know where I'd start.

How about the beginning?

One of the partners at my practice

has been indicted for billing fraud

and my reputation is collateral damage.

And then last night, I found out that I'm also being sued

by a mother of one of my patients.

Wow. Okay.

I was not expecting that.

Yeah, me neither.

So, what are you gonna do?

(sighing)

I mean, I can't go back to work

until I've been officially cleared of any wrongdoing,

so, I...

How long will that take?

I don't know. It depends if it goes to trial.

Wait. You think it'll go that far?

I hope not.

I mean, I didn't do anything wrong, but you just...

You never know with these things.

What about you?

I thought you'd be in Milan or New York.

Yeah, I was in New York.

How come you came back?

Apparently dating your manager when you're a model

is not a good career move.

Who knew?

So, when Rob called and told me about Sarah,

I decided to come back and help.

One year turned into two, and then three.

After a while, I realised I was not going anywhere.

(laughing)

You know how this place is.

Once you're here, it's hard to leave.

- Woman: S'cuse me. - Oh.

♪

♪

Oh, I see you decided to have breakfast at the Outpost?

Picked up some muffins at the bakery.

When I got home, you were gone.

Right. Uh...

Want some?

I'm good. Thank you.

Uh, do you have a fax machine?

Uh... I don't know.

It's back there somewhere. What do you need it for?

Oh, I have to get some medical records sent up.

No e-mail at that fancy hospital of yours?

Standard practice. Privacy laws.

- Hey, Maggie? - Mm?

When you're finished,

I'm gonna need you to restock the shelves.

You know the rules. No freeloaders.

Wow.

What?

Morning, Edna. What is that smell?

Fish. (sighing) It's the fridge.

Told Sully we needed a new one, but he wouldn't listen.

This old thing has been here as long as Frank and I have.

So that should tell you somethin'.

Like I don't have enough to do.

Today's my day to check in on Roy.

I even made him a lobster casserole.

But, I guess you didn't come in here

to hear me complain.

Can I borrow a pen and some paper?

Yeah.

Thank you.

Sully said you might have a fax machine in here?

Yeah. It's in there.

Holy!

You look like a woman on a mission.

Yeah, somethin' like that.

Do you know how this thing works?

Oh, it's been a while.

There might be a manual in there somewhere, or here.

Oh, look who showed up.

Sorry. Forgot to set my alarm.

That's twice this week. No more excuses.

You work here? You show up on time.

- Won't happen again. - Better not.

Oh, and that fancy lady from Beacon Hill came by.

Told her to wait for you down at the practice site.

Oh, thanks.

Oh, and can you help Maggie with that?

(Maggie sighing)

Oh, come on.

What is that?

- A fax machine. - A what?

- (laughing) - A fax--

Uh, never mind. Thanks.

Okay.

- Hey! Whoa, Jackson. - Sorry.

Where's the fire?

I'm just late to meet a client. Sorry.

Mornin', Edna. How you doin'?

- Good? - Yeah, good.

All right, uh, I need some hiking socks, matches,

and a loaf of bread if you have it.

- I'll get that for you. - Thank you.

- Maggie: Oh, come on. - (banging)

- (banging) - Ow!

Come on.

♪

Can I help you?

You look like you could use a hand.

I'm fine.

(banging)

It's obviously broken, so...

(laughing)

Uh, you mind if I...

♪

- (machine beeping) - There you go.

♪

You're welcome.

♪

- Here you go. - Can you put it on my tab?

- Yeah, of course. - Beautiful, thank you.

- (machine beeping) - See ya.

Doctor.

(door closing)

- That man is so annoying. - (chuckling)

(machine beeping)

Oh! Come on.

(dialling and beeping)

Are you gonna tell me what's got you so wound up?

Uh, it's complicated.

Most things are.

(machine beeping)

I'm being sued for negligence.

Oh, no, Maggie.

I swear that I did everything by the book.

(sighing deeply)

I don't know what happened. I just...

I feel like I've always had complete control

over everything, and then, all of a sudden, it just...

M'Chi, I've known you since you were in diapers.

Mm-hm.

If you say you did your best,

then I know you did.

Things look really bad right now,

but they'll sort themselves out.

They always do.

You just gotta light some sage,

and put one foot in front of the other.

(sighing)

And remember that we're all here for you.

No matter what. Okay?

(speaking Cree Michif) Astam.

Now, you done feelin' sorry for yourself?

I need some help with the fridge.

- I've missed you. - (chuckling)

♪

So, I was just thinkin' about somethin'.

Yeah, what's that?

Well, I'm not sayin', "I'm just sayin',"

but we could learn from Mother Earth.

What are you on about?

She nurtures and heals her children.

I can't fix what's already done, Frank.

Been too long.

You know what they say at the meetings.

"Nothin' Changes if Nothin' Changes."

(sighing) And nothing gets done

if I stand around here listenin' to you jabberin' on.

♪

Sully's not gonna like you messin' with his system.

Chaos is not a system, Edna.

- (laughing) - (door opening)

- Oh. - Hi, James Fish.

We met earlier, when my husband and I checked in?

The Honeymooners. Tawnsii!

I remember you.

- Is that Mi'kmaw? - Uh, no, it's Cree Michif.

But, isn't this Mi'kmaq territory?

It is.

I'm Métis from Treaty 1 territory.

And my husband, Frank, is Cree from Treaty 6,

but we're guests on this land just as much as you are

and she is.

But, I'm surprised to see you out of your cabin so soon.

Right. Well, about that.

- Is there a problem? - It's my husband, Jim.

Mm-hm? He okay?

He's gone out to the car and won't come out again.

Why's that? (laughing)

Well, for a start, there's no hot water.

Oh, well, we were havin' work done.

It should be back to normal now.

That's terrific, but I don't think

he can deal with the rust stains in the shower.

He does know this is a campground, right?

Yes.

Our friends Mindy and Cathy stayed here

for three weeks last summer

and they've been going on about how great it is.

I remember them. They are lovely ladies.

They even sent us a card for the holidays.

They kept talking about how this was the most welcoming

and inclusive place they'd ever been.

(speaking Cree Michif) Tapwe. It's what we're known for.

We like to treat our guests like family.

So, if there's anything you can do,

I'd really appreciate it.

Nah. Here.

It's a VIP cabin, brand new.

- How much? - Consider it a wedding present.

(laughing)

Thank you!

You just saved my marriage.

Give me a few minutes to make it perfect.

I'm surprised you managed to convince Sully

to build new cabins.

Well, we thought it would help attract new customers.

Did it?

Not as many as we'd hoped.

You know, I remember Sully being more organised than this.

He was.

He let himself go a little ever since...

Since when?

Ever since your mother took you away.

(chuckling) Didn't think he cared.

Maggie, how can you say that?

He was heartbroken when you left.

Well, why didn't he come after me then?

♪

♪

- (hair dryer blowing) - (cell phone ringing)

(cell phone ringing)

Hello? Scott?

Hello? Maggie?

Oh, wait. Don't hang up.

I'll find better reception.

Yeah, look. You're breaking up.

I'll give you a call back later.

No, no, no, no, wait. Um, how about now?

Scott (on phone): Oh, there you are.

Listen, I just wanted to call you

and let you know I spoke to the insurance company.

They're going to offer a settlement.

A settlement?

But I... I didn't do anything wrong.

Scott (on phone): No, it's standard practice.

You won't have to accept any blame.

I'll call you back once I hear more from them.

- Bye. - Okay.

(phone dinging)

Andrew (on voice message): I'm sorry.

I never should have said what I said.

I was an idiot.

I wanna be there for you. So, call me.

I love you. I don't wanna fight.

- (knocking) - Uh, just a sec!

Hi.

- Um... - Can I do something for you?

Sorry, yeah, I just... Lola called Sully.

He asked me to come over and grab you.

Roy fell and hit his head.

Oh, you should call an ambulance.

Well, there's only one and it's out on a call.

There's no one else here to help.

Okay. Um, just give me a minute.

I'll meet you outside.

♪

Here you go. The last course.

Thank you.

- James: This is nice. - (both men laughing)

Have you heard how Roy's doin'?

Oh, I'm sure Maggie has a handle.

Frank: Looks like you did your magic with those two.

Yeah, I thought they could use a little somethin' special

to help celebrate.

When was the last time we had a hot date?

Why? We see each other every day.

- (scoffing) - What?

(laughing) Nothing.

Maggie: Roy's your grandfather?

Yeah, I found him like this when I got here, and I tried,

but I couldn't stop the bleeding.

- Can I take a look, Roy? - (groaning)

Head wounds are a little bit tricky

'cause the blood vessels are so close to the surface,

but, this doesn't look too deep, so a little bit of pressure

and it should stop bleeding on its own.

Can you get me some bandages,

some gauze, maybe some medical tape?

I don't live here, but I'll look.

Here, let me give you a hand.

Oh, and some antiseptic if you have it.

- Okay. - Something happened?

Can you just hold on to this tight for me, Roy?

I just need to check your pulse.

Oh, okay. (groaning)

Do you remember me? We met at Sully's.

I always liked Sully. He's a good man.

You feeling okay, Roy?

(groaning)

- Here you go. - Thank you.

Um, he feels a little sweaty and his pulse is a bit weak.

- Can you get me some juice? - Oh, sure.

I'm just gonna clean this, and then we'll bandage you up.

- Okay? - Okay.

(groaning)

Cal: Oh, Roy.

♪

(grunting)

Hey, there's a lot of untouched food in his fridge.

I don't think he's eaten very much.

Okay.

Can you drink this down for me, Roy?

(groaning) No, I don't think I can.

My stomach's not too good lately.

Uh, can you hold this tight for me, please?

Yeah, yeah.

I'd like to examine your belly.

- If that's all right, Roy? - (groaning)

Okay.

- (groaning loudly) Ooh! - That hurts, huh?

- Oh, yes. - Tender right quadrant.

(groaning) Ah!

How long has your grandfather been having abdominal pain?

No, I don't know.

He didn't mention anything to me.

I-I have to go to pick up Ruthie at the salon.

Oh, hey, Roy, Roy, Roy, Roy. Why don't you sit back?

Sit back. How about this?

I'm gonna go grab Ruthie for you, but first,

I need you to let Maggie here fix you up,

while you tell me about Ruthie.

Oh, okay.

♪

Well, she's a real firecracker, my Ruthie.

She keeps me on my toes,

and she's got the best laugh.

But if she doesn't like you, you'd better watch yourself.

(laughing)

♪

Lola?

Hey, Grandad.

My Ruthie's gone, isn't she?

(crying) I miss her so much.

- Lola: I know. - (sobbing)

I know. Me too.

(Roy sobbing)

Lola: I do too.

I'm so sorry, Grandad.

(sobbing)

I've got his bleeding under control,

but I think you should take Roy to see a doctor

about his abdominal pain.

- (groaning) - Lola: Okay, yeah.

I'll give them a call as soon as you guys leave.

- (grunting weakly) - Lola: Granddad?

- Grandad! - Roy?

Maggie: We should call that ambulance.

- Let's get him some help. - What's going on?

9-1-1 Operator: 9-1-1. What's your emergency?

Yeah, hello?

Grandad?

Grandad.

Maggie: There's head trauma, loss of consciousness,

fever, stomach tenderness, nausea.

He may be presenting signs of a urinary tract infection,

and it might have already spread to his kidneys.

So, he's gonna need urinalysis with sensitivity and culture,

and, he'll need to be on antibiotics right away.

Got it.

I don't understand. He fell and hit his head.

I think he fell because he's weakened

from an underlying infection.

So I'll call ahead, see if they can order a stat CT scan.

If we triage him, we should be able to get him

straight into imaging.

Great.

Is he... Is he gonna be okay?

An infection like this can be very serious

for someone your grandfather's age.

That why he wasn't eating?

Might also explain some of his recent confusion.

I should've never left him alone.

- Alright, you comin', Lola? - Yeah.

I'll get us there as quick as I can.

Nice work, Dr. Sullivan.

Looks like field medicine might agree with you after all.

♪

(sirens wailing)

♪

Well, uh, thank you.

It was really nice what you did for Roy today.

Helpin' him out.

No, it was nice to feel needed again.

I wanna apologise if I...

..maybe I came off a little rude earlier.

- Which time? - Alright, yeah.

I'm just jokin'.

- I deserve that. - (both laughing)

- Well, yeah. - (laughing)

No, I think, just, you know,

coming back here after all these years,

it's... it's been a little overwhelming.

- How long's it been? - Give or take 15 years.

Wow. 15 years.

Well, that is a long time.

Yeah, my mother brought me to live with her in Boston

when she split up with Sully.

That had to be hard.

Having to leave your father, and... and this place.

Yeah, it was.

So, why do they call you "The Mystery Man"?

I didn't know they did.

- Mm. - (laughing)

Alright, well, is Cal short for anything?

Mm, yeah, I don't think we know each other well enough

for me to tell you that just yet.

Fine. Be that way.

Uh, thanks for the ride.

♪

Calvin?

Nope!

- Not it. - I'm gonna get it.

(laughing)

♪

♪ Find you in the morning ♪

♪ With your eyes open wide ♪

♪ Today, every window ♪

♪ Is as big as the sky ♪

♪ Wait until tomorrow ♪

♪ For the words to ask me why ♪

♪ We start at the beginning ♪

♪ I could count the ways ♪

♪ 'Til they fill every hour ♪

♪ All the space between ♪

♪ Every then and every now ♪

♪ Or I could count the days ♪

♪ But I know each one is ours ♪

- Okay, see you tomorrow. - Yeah.

- Be on time. - I will, I will.

♪ Start at the beginning ♪

♪ Find you in the morning ♪

♪ With your eyes open wide ♪

♪ Today every window is as big... ♪

- You ready? - What's all this?

I thought we'd have a romantic dinner too.

It's not as fancy, but this is the best chowder

you can find in short notice.

(speaking Cree Michif)

(both laughing)

♪ I could count the ways ♪

♪ 'Til they fill every hour ♪

I love you too.

So, how was your day?

It was okay, but, I'm a little worried about Sully.

Why's that?

You know, Maggie comin' home, it's a lot on him.

I know it's tempting, but it's none of our business.

It's between them.

I know. I know.

♪

Okay, subarachnoid hemorrhage...

Intracranial vessel... dural membrane...

I thought you might be hungry.

Thanks.

What is it?

"The Sully Special," an old family recipe.

Looks a lot like egg salad sandwich to me.

Uh, did you check the expiry date on that mayo?

I've seen the inside of your fridge. Remember?

(sighing) Mayo doesn't expire, Maggie.

That's a myth. (sighing)

Mm-hm, not bad.

That reminds me.

I tossed all your expired blood pressure medication

I found in your bathroom.

Might wanna think about calling your doctor

for a more current prescription.

I'm good. Don't need it.

(sighing deeply)

(groaning)

So, what's all this anyway?

Uh, I'm being sued by the mother of one of my patients.

What for?

Her son died of a brain aneurysm post-treatment.

- (sighing) - She's blaming me.

But, I mean, I'm going through everything,

and I don't see anything else I would have done differently.

(sighing) Poor woman.

I just don't understand why she's doing this to me.

Maybe it's not about you, Maggie.

She's devastated.

Losing a child...

Nothin' worse that could happen to a parent.

(sniffing) (clearing throat)

♪

Yeah.

♪

I should be gettin' to bed.

(sighing) Been a long day.

Night.

Sully?

- Thanks. - For what?

Uh, for the sandwich.

No problem.

And, Sully...

Thanks for keepin' up the mural.

♪

♪

Kevin (voice message): This is Kevin Markiff.

My mom can't figure out how to use her voicemail,

so leave a message for her after the beep,

and maybe she'll figure out how to get to it.

(voicemail beeping)

(exhaling deeply)

Hey.

Tequila shots for me and Maggie.

(laughing) Eh, why not?

- Rob: Okay. - Your shift over?

Sydney: Yup, looks like I made a grand total

of 34 dollars and 40 cents.

One of the many perks of working in a small town.

- Cliff: Come on. - Shove a bum.

Cliff: What else are we gonna do?

- Hey, thanks for the seat. - (laughing)

All right.

Oh, we're gonna need one more of those,

but, you can put it on her tab, the gorgeous red head.

(both laughing)

Hey, we rented a cabin on Highway 17,

and we're thinkin' about havin' a party if you wanna stop by.

(both laughing)

It's, uh, got a Jacuzzi.

Room for four, you know?

I think you both have had enough to drink tonight.

Oh, no. I'm not done.

I'm... I'm not even close.

Hold on. I got somethin' for ya.

- More shots? - (both laughing)

- Yeah, hey. - What?

When I say you're done, you're done.

Hey. (laughing nervously) We're just on our way out.

- Good. - No need to be so upset.

Come on, Cliff. Let's go.

- ROB: Bye. - Darryl: Let's go.

Cliff: Bunch'a hicks.

- Sorry, Maggie. - Meh.

Looks like tourist season's started early this year.

- You ready? - Oh, yeah.

Fresh shots.

Rob: Here's one. There's two.

- Leave it. - Oh, you are trouble.

- You know that? - Mm-hm. (laughing)

♪ Here I come ♪

♪ You're my favourite woman ♪

- Ooh! - (sighing)

Find out anything new about, uh, Cal,

after you two were lookin' after Roy?

Uh, no, he wouldn't even tell me his full name.

Hm. Cal... vert?

(both laughing)

Hey, Sydney. Maggie.

- Hey. - Uh...

- Two schooners, please, man. - You got it.

You're not wearing your uniform.

You know I can't wear it when I'm not working.

Mm, that's too bad.

Rafe: I'll tell you what.

Could always put it on for you later if you'd like.

- I'll think about it. - Thanks, man.

Rob: Cheers.

Somethin' goin' on between you two?

You could say he's a friend.

- With occasional benefits. - (both laughing)

What about you? Who keeps you warm at night?

His name's Andrew. He's a general surgeon.

And we've been doing the long distance thing

for about two years now.

Hm, sounds serious.

Oh, we were talkin' about moving in together before I left,

but, uh, kinda on the fence now.

What's stopping you?

I don't know.

Well, I know one thing. I'm happy to have you back.

Even if it's just for a little while.

To the good old days!

(laughing) I'll cheers to that!

♪

I needed that.

(both laughing)

You, uh, care to dance?

I thought you'd never ask.

♪

♪ If you're not here ♪

♪ If you're not here ♪

♪ Stay ♪

♪ I need you ♪

♪ It's a thin line ♪

♪ But I see you ♪

♪ It's a crazy life ♪

♪ And everybody wants ♪

♪ Somethin' new ♪

♪

♪ The only thing I want ♪

♪ Is you ♪

♪

♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

♪ I'll lay it on then ♪

♪

♪ Nothing can change my mind ♪

♪

♪ If every story ends ♪

♪

♪ Ours isn't over yet ♪

♪

♪ I don't know anything ♪

♪ But I know you're meant for me ♪

♪ Stay ♪

♪ I need you ♪

♪ It's a thin line ♪

♪ But I see you ♪

♪ It's a crazy life ♪

♪ And everybody wants ♪

♪ Somethin' new ♪

♪ The only thing I want ♪

♪ Is you ♪

♪ The only thing I want ♪

♪ Is you ♪

♪ The only thing I want ♪

♪ Is you ♪

♪ Walk out the door ♪

♪ Just turn around now ♪

♪ 'Cause you're not welcome anymore ♪

♪ Weren't you the one who tried to break me with goodbye? ♪

♪ You think I'd crumble? ♪

♪ Do you think I'd lay down and die? ♪

♪ Oh no, not I ♪

♪ I will survive ♪

♪ Oh, as long as I know how to love ♪

♪ I know I'll stay alive ♪

♪ I've got all my love to give ♪

♪ And I'll survive ♪

♪ I will survive ♪

♪ Hey, hey ♪

(both laughing)

(audience applauding and cheering)

Yeah!

I can't remember the last time I had that much fun.

- Sydney: You're welcome. - Bravo.

Catch up with you tomorrow?

What? You're leavin' already?

I gotta see a man in a uniform.

(Sydney laughing)

- Sydney: Oop! (laughing) - Rafe: Are you okay?

(door closing)

- Hey, Rob? - Mm-hm.

- Couple of beers, please. - You got it.

- That was somethin'. - (laughing)

- On the house. - Thanks.

You're welcome.

So, Calvin, I've been thinkin'

and maybe we could do a little do-over.

How can I say "no" after a performance like that?

(laughing)

And I told you it's not Calvin.

Didn't know you had it in you.

I guess there's a lot we don't know about each other yet,

Callum.

(laughing)

- Fair. - (laughing)

(yawning)

I'm not used to being up this late unless I'm on call,

and... and...

I guess I, uh...

I should probably, um,

get back.

Um, I'm thinking maybe I should walk you home.

To make sure you get back safely.

(sighing)

- Cal: Okay, there you go. - (laughing)

Wait up.

- You know, I love these trees. - Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I planted some with Sully before I left.

- Really? - Mm-hm.

All right. Good?

Mm-hm.

Hey.

We don't have stars like this in the city,

now, do we?

♪ So we dance alone in the moonlight ♪

Oh, I miss this.

♪ Just you and I and the stars at night ♪

♪ Falling ♪

Okay, all right, one foot in front of the other.

- Okay. - Get you home, all right?

- I'm fine. - (laughing)

♪ Ah-ah ♪

There we go. Look at that.

You've made it.

Hey, uh, thank you for walking me home.

- It was my pleasure. - (door opening)

Andrew: Maggie?

Andrew?

Andrew Mathews. I'm her boyfriend.

Hope I'm not interrupting anything.

(crickets chirping)

- You are? - Cal, Cal Jones.

Caliente here was just makin' sure I made it home okay.

I may have had a little bit too much to drink.

Yeah, I can see that.

I'll take it from here, Cal.

You have a nice night.

Night.

(giggling)

- (both laughing) - I can't believe you're here.

Well, I miss you.

And I didn't wanna leave things the way we did.

I'm so glad to see you.

(footsteps approaching)

Great, you found each other. Now, I can call it a night.

Thank you.

(both laughing)

- Ooh. - Oh!

Ta-da!

(clearing throat)

Did you, uh...

- You paint this? - Yeah, Sully and I did.

It was before he and my mom got divorced.

That thing I said.

- Hm? - About you and Bob.

I never should've said that.

No, you shouldn't have.

I know.

That really hurt.

I'm sorry.

♪

♪ Campfire smoke ♪

♪ Try not to choke ♪

♪ We share stories ♪

♪ And sing along ♪

♪

♪ Under the moon ♪

♪ Our vista blue ♪

♪ Summer chills ♪

♪ To fall ♪

♪ This is a life ♪

♪ Worth livin' ♪

♪ Washed in a slow ♪

♪ Sunrise ♪

♪ This is a life ♪

♪ Worth livin' ♪

♪ Waltz on a starry night ♪

♪

♪ Do-do-do, do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do, do-do-do, do-do-do, do-do-do,

♪ Do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do, do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do, do-do-do, do-do-do ♪

♪ Do-do-do-do-do ♪

♪ Took my hand ♪

♪ Under Kissimmee clouds ♪

I don't wanna lose you, Maggie.

♪ I was in my head, you pulled me out ♪

I love you.

♪ This is a life ♪

♪ Worth livin' ♪

♪ Washed in a slow sunrise ♪

I'm really tired.

(chuckling)

Goodnight.

♪ Campfire smoke ♪

♪ Try not to choke ♪

♪ We share stories and sing along ♪

♪ Under the moon ♪

♪ Our vista blue ♪

♪ Summer chills to fall ♪

♪

♪ This is a life ♪

♪ Worth livin' ♪

♪ Waltz on a starry night ♪

♪