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Miss Sally.

You asked me to remind you when we were 30 minutes out.

Oh, so I did.

Well.

You will look after him won't you?

Of course you will.

You always have.

Ma'am, she's here.

Come in.

Miss Anderson has arrived.

I hear St.

Thomas is just lovely this time of year.

First things first.

Shall we?

All right.

Tell Mr. Colby we're making every effort to settle his father's estate

expeditiously. I don't know how much longer I can keep him leashed before he

suits. You might consider replacing his leash with a choke chain.

I take threats seriously.

Here you go, Kelly.

Thank you so much.

We'll take care of it.

Thanks. Why, Kelly, you look lovely.

Thank you, Miss Sally. It's so wonderful to see you again.

And that's for the office.

So, tell me, have you found Mr.

Wright yet?

Still looking.

No keepers yet.

Oh.

Oh, thank you. I rode my bike in today.

Oh, did you? Miss Sally, always a treat.

Yes, Mr. Hamilton is expecting you. Thank you. Well, later. Bye-bye.

No, you don't take cream. I remember.

Oh, wonderful.

You do know Mr. Hamilton is retired.

Miss Sally, you know that we've been glad to come to you.

We enjoy any excuse to visit Anderson House.

Well, nonsense.

You know I enjoy getting out.

Just to what do we owe this honor?

Well, I'm afraid there's no delicate way to put this.

I've come to make final arrangements.

For Anderson House.

I'd like it to go to my grandson, Joey.

You do know that Joey can't take care of Anderson House? Now, now.

Don't be so hard on the boy. Besides, I'm afraid there is no time for debate.

You see, I have been told that I have less than a month.

Oh. Excuse me?

This comes as quite a shock.

Joey can't possibly manage Anderson House.

Ted.

Anderson House doesn't need Joey.

What? Hawthorne, Claudia, and Oscar handle the day-to-day, but Joey does

need Anderson House, and he is our only link to the family legacy.

Your wishes will be fulfilled.

Thank you. Then the rest is merely details.

Everything is here.

My final request of you is that you make it legal.

It's not going to be easy.

Thank you, Ted.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

I'll see you out, Miss Ellie.

Oh, that won't be necessary, darling.

And when you do find a keeper...

Make sure he can keep up.

I'm almost there.

Can you get me a beaner?

Yeah.

Hey, Joey.

Yeah? I think we got company, man.

Thanks, Lino.

Mr.

Anderson. Yeah?

I'm Ulrich Kiel.

Okay. You're needed at Anderson House.

Nobody called me.

Your phone has been disconnected.

My phone's been disconnected.

What's going on here?

Mr. Anderson, your grandmother has passed away.

Hey, guys.

Can you drive the jeep back to the cabin for me?

Thanks.

Who are you exactly?

Your grandmother and I are... were... very close.

I'm here to take you home.

Yeah.

Let's go.

Hey, Lino?

Poppy?

I'm here.

I'm on the way up.

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, boy.

It's good to have you home.

The firm really needs you.

It's great to be here.

So what's this big assignment you have for me?

You'll see.

Hey,

hey, hey, are my kids making messes again?

Yes, they are.

Hello.

Oh, hi, Ted.

Uh, yes, he's right here.

Hi,

Ted.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, I just got your text now. Yeah, yeah, of course. Of course, I'll

be right there. Okay, bye.

You have to go now?

I'm sorry.

Sorry, I'll be back soon.

You better be.

I promise. I promise. And we're going to eat all the popcorn.

All of it, okay? I promise.

Love you.

Love you, too.

Want to say bye, Daddy?

Bye, Daddy.

Jason, thank you for joining us.

Of course.

Miss Sally Mae Anderson was my first referral.

Red Stevens gave her my card and told her not to trust another lawyer.

Recognize her?

Is this you?

Right out of college.

Miss America.

Oh, please.

These pictures are great.

What am I doing here?

Miss Anderson had very exclusive residence, which became a refuge

to world leaders and many famous personalities.

More humanitarian work was done around the dining room table of Anderson House

than any boardroom in the world. Sadly, she passed away.

She left her grandson a significant monetary legacy, but with a few

stipulations. That sounds familiar.

Bobby, why did you call us in here?

I didn't know Miss Sally other than what I heard from you. Or that she had a

grandson. We need your help.

Angelica, you and Kelly will handle the legal side.

Jason, I know that you have a foundation to run and that you're very busy, but I

have a unique request.

I'd like you to be just a little more hands-on.

We know you three can do this.

I'll do my best.

Mr. Stevens?

I look forward to working with you. Likewise. Just call me Jason.

Okay.

Jason, I'd like you to be at the funeral so you can help Joey understand his new

circumstances.

Once you read the documents, you'll understand.

Oh, I'm sure I will, Poppy.

Don't you ever call me that in public.

Never, Poppy.

I cannot.

Michael? Hey.

I thought you might like some company.

What about your fave?

Cupcakes.

Thanks, Ash.

So how you feeling?

Get me some wheels so I can get out of this place.

Miss Sally had a favorite poem entitled Cornerstones,

which she learned from our mutual friend Red Stevens.

If I am to dream, let me dream magnificently.

Let me dream grand and lofty thoughts and ideals.

that are worthy of me and my best efforts.

Oh, dear.

Ma'am, can I help you? Yes, yes.

I have a flat tire.

Yeah, I see that.

I have no idea.

Where the, um, the jack is. I have never changed a tire in my life.

Well, neither have I, but no worries. I'll just, I'll search it. Okay. Where

do you find the jack on a, um... Right.

Can I borrow your phone?

Yes, yeah, my phone.

It's, uh, right here.

Okay, well, so much for that.

Where were you headed?

A funeral.

I thought you were going to pick the kid up.

Dropped him off to get his bike.

Miss Sally Mae Anderson lived an incredible life.

She would want us to celebrate her memory.

But most of all, she would want us to honor her legacy by embracing the future

with the same respect, love, hard work,

and wisdom that are the foundation of Anderson House's

many successes.

Good. You must be Hamilton.

It's Mr.

Hamilton to you.

Okay, Mr. Hamilton.

I'm Joey.

I know who you are.

I understand that my grandmother trusted the execution of the estate to your

firm.

He's all yours.

Well, he's charming.

We'll be handling all of the legal affairs regarding the estate.

Just tell me what I need to do.

We'll meet in two hours.

Askel will show you to your room.

I know where my room is.

Can you tell me what's going on here?

We'll see you in two hours.

Before we go to my room, there's someone we need to take care of.

Thanks buddy.

Your grandmother was so loved.

Yes, I know.

Et tu, Brute?

All right.

Just tell me what I need to sign so I can leave.

Unfortunately, Mr. Anderson, it's not that simple.

Angelica will fill you in on all the legalities, and Jason Stevens

here will handle everything else.

Joey?

Hi, I'm Alexia. I'm Jason's wife.

I'm so sorry for your loss.

Thank you.

Bye. I'll see you later.

Bye,

baby girl.

I'll see you later, okay?

I truly am sorry for your loss.

Wait a second, Ms. Hastings.

I'm the only person at this meeting who's an heir to my family's estate, am

I right?

Your point.

Is there someone else listed in my grandmother's will here?

Is that why I'm getting the runaround?

There are over 300 detailed pages in this file.

As partner in my grandfather Mr. Hamilton's firm, I'm charged with

executing this...

Legally binding document.

Okay.

So what, are you charging by the hour, or how are you getting a piece of this

pie? Uh, Mr. Anderson.

Just Joey, actually. What's your name?

Uh, Kelly.

But you can call me Miss James.

Um, you actually haven't inherited anything?

Well, great. Fine. Well, in that case, I better be going.

Excuse me. I have some travel arrangements to make.

Mr. Anderson just realized his credit cards have been canceled.

Well, at least he's not on a date.

Good luck.

Good

luck,

dudes.

Man.

Great sound.

I love this guy.

Okay.

My phone's dead, and all my credit cards have been canceled.

Your trust terminated with Miss Sally's passing.

How do you figure into all this?

Miss Sally and my grandfather were close.

I was asked to help.

Help with what exactly?

You'll receive your inheritance if and only if you meet all the stipulations

outlined in this contract.

During a mandated one-year residency at Anderson House, overseen by Mr. Stevens.

Here. For a year.

Miss Sally was hoping you'd embrace the Anderson House legacy.

Right.

Three weeks ago, I had five million dollars.

What happened to it? When Miss Sally passed, your funds reverted to the

Anderson House Corporate Trust, represented by myself and Mr. Stevens

here, respectively.

She did this to force me back here.

No one is forcing you. You can always walk away.

And if I do?

Well, then... Miss Sally made provisions to ensure the continued success of her

work.

What happens at the end of the year if I still want nothing to do with this?

Then all Anderson House assets revert to an irrevocable charitable trust.

And I get nothing.

You will receive a payout of $5 million.

What used to be my trust.

If you want your money, sign it.

I want my freedom.

Anyone have a pen?

Listen, I know what you're going through.

No, you listen.

You don't know me. I signed that contract to buy my escape. Once I'm

done, I'm out. Got it?

Breakfast is at seven.

I kind of feel sorry for him.

Don't. He's just another trust fund kid used to getting his way.

Speaking of which, I'm going to check on the progress of the Colby estate.

Good. Fill me in later.

So let's say after a year I want to sell Anderson House and be done with it.

Then what?

Then I have first right of refusal.

At a predetermined price.

Who are you?

What are you doing here?

And how much?

That's cold, Will.

You're about to find out.

One dollar.

Any other questions?

Not at the moment.

Great. Mr. Stevens, what's next on the agenda?

The, uh...

The memorial garden.

What memorial garden?

The memorial garden we're about to build in the honor of Miss Sally.

Right then.

Well, this could be interesting.

You know what this reminds me of, don't you?

Oh, please.

Please don't.

All right, the walkway up

the slope will end right about here. This area will be surrounded by a

wrought iron fence.

There'll be benches here so people can enjoy the view.

Do you guys have a plan, or are you just making this up as you go along?

Plans are in the truck.

You mind?

No, go right ahead.

We're burning daylight.

It's not right.

Why not?

These plans were drawn up by the best landscape architect in Texas.

Did he physically inspect the site?

Never mind.

What do you mean, never mind? Don't walk away like that. Come back here and talk

to us.

Gus, just give us a bit, all right? What's the problem, Joey?

In general or specifically?

Either. Both.

Okay, well, I know there's still something you're not telling me.

I mean, I've signed the contract. I'm here for the next year.

But there's more to this, right?

All right, look.

I'll make you a deal.

You tell me what's wrong with the plans, and I'll answer some of your questions.

Deal.

Oh, it's getting warm out here.

Maybe I should bring them some refreshments.

Oh, I can do that.

Mm-hmm.

What?

I'm just doing my due diligence.

Give me a minute, and I'll put a tray together for you.

Here, let me help.

Look at this.

What am I looking at?

It's an English terrace garden with a tombstone here. We've got rectangles

here and here and triangles here and here and right-angle tension everywhere

you look.

What's wrong with that?

Nothing if there's never more than three inches of rain.

Anything over that and then there's nowhere for the runoff to go.

A French drain would fix that.

Hey, what's wrong with rectangles? The headstone's a rectangle.

Well, it's not just any rectangle.

What is it? It's a golden ratio.

Ah, 1 to 1.618?

To 6101.

You ever see Da Vinci's Last Supper?

It's 15 feet 1 inch by 29 feet. That's a ratio of 1 to 1.618.

Same ratio as the headstones.

So Miss Sally based her design off a painting?

No. She designed it after a universal mathematical law.

Here, come look.

Excuse me.

What am I looking at?

Closer, next to me.

I see it.

See how that bubble's pushed up against that side?

Now watch this.

As it is now, water flows around the grave site.

She set it up that way.

Any more than 10 inches of rain and Gus's garden is going right into that

pond.

What do you suggest?

I'm thinking a Japanese-inspired design based off the golden ratio.

Come here.

Stand right here.

Hold that.

Thank you.

Fifteen point one.

Fifteen point one.

Excuse me.

Thank you.

Fifteen point one.

Fifteen point one.

You think that's an accident?

Where did you learn this?

You ever hear of the internet?

You pull this off?

Look, we have a deal.

I explained why Gus's plan won't work, and I showed you one that will.

Makes total sense to me.

Now, if you two will excuse me.

Mr. Stevens.

Mr. Anderson.

Miss James.

Now, I want to know the truth about what's going on around here.

Can I buy you lunch?

Yeah, let's go.

Do you gents know what you want?

Two of whatever he's having.

Two burgers, no onions, no onions.

A couple of root beers.

You promised me information.

The will details a series of steps you have to take. Steps? Yeah.

When my grandfather died, he left behind a series of messages

for me.

He called them gifts, leading up to the ultimate gift.

Now, I had a number of tasks to complete before I received my inheritance.

He wanted to ensure whoever took over the estate understood and respected it.

And he picked you.

He gave me a chance.

The Stevens Foundation is now funded by the estate of Red Stevens.

And you're the CEO.

And your grandfather laid these steps.

Not steps.

Gifts. Right. Right. Of course. Gifts.

Kim, do you have a pen I could borrow?

Thank you.

Name them.

Well, the first is the gift of work. Briefly, please.

Work, money, friends, learning, problems, family,

laughter, dreams, giving, gratitude, a day, and love.

Sounds like loyal, brave, reverent, trustworthy, friendly, clean, courteous,

kind, helpful, cheerful, and honor.

You're a scout.

So I literally have to complete a 12-step program.

Look, we're all trying to fulfill Miss Sally's wish to protect the legacy of

the Andersons. Legacy?

What does that word mean to you?

I'm an only child, and now they're all dead.

I'm happy to let the Anderson house legacy die with them.

Is there something wrong with your burgers?

Not at all.

But would you mind boxing them up for us?

Sure thing.

Thank you.

I think you and I got off on the wrong foot.

I want the original copy of the will. You already have it. No, I'm talking

about the notebook.

What notebook?

Miss Sally never used computers.

And I seriously doubt that she dictated 300 pages of legalese.

There's a notebook, and I want it.

All right.

Yes, Mr.

Anderson is requesting Ms. Sally's original copy of the will. He believes

it's in a handwritten notebook.

Oh, really?

We'll swing by and pick it up.

Thanks.

Let's go.

Great.

You guys...

You hungry?

Yeah.

Oh, thanks.

Of course.

Enjoy.

By the way, how much did you inherit?

$100 million.

What'd you do with it?

I gave it away.

All of it?

All of it.

Well, in that case, thanks for lunch.

Why didn't you mention this before I signed the contract?

It contains a clause that states any heir who... Who contests the will is

automatically disinherited. Why didn't you mention this?

It wasn't a stipulation.

Something on your mind?

What I can't quite figure out is the connection between my grandmother and

Red Stevens.

I mean, something had to be going on between those two.

For them to be so close?

You think?

I mean, why else would she impose the same rules on me that your grandfather

imposed on you?

Maybe they had a thing for each other.

What are you implying?

They must have been very, very close.

Probably closer behind closed doors.

What, are we walking the rest of the way?

Those two people were God's gift to the world.

They did more than you could ever hope to do. Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Relax.

It's all good.

You got yours, I get that.

I'm just trying to get mine.

You said you understood what I was going through, right?

I didn't make that up.

Feel that?

Right there?

I can feel it.

Heart racing.

Temples pounding.

Blood coursing through your veins so you feel like you're about to explode. You

feel that?

Are you done?

Try to imagine living with that every day.

While everyone who's supposed to love you wanders from one party to the next.

Then you might have a shadow of a clue of what I'm going through.

Why I don't trust you.

Or anybody else.

You know, I'm thinking, if I complete this 12-step program before the year's

up, can I leave early?

Let's just take it a day at a time.

Oh.

Here.

It's for the Memorial Garden.

Only.

Don't get any bright ideas.

I'm full of bright ideas.

Mr. Stevens?

Excuse me?

Uh, excuse me, I already have these on hold. You see the little red tags right

here? They're, uh, it means... Kelly?

I, uh, didn't fancy you a green thumb.

Oh, but you do fancy me then, huh?

Ha ha.

So are you, uh, looking to buy those?

Why? You want them?

With the trees?

What else?

You don't like me, do you, Kelly?

Or... Should I say Miss James?

Do you care, Mr. Anderson?

Are you going to buy those or not?

Are we only communicating in questions now, or?

You're different off the clock.

Well, most people are.

Mr. World Traveler.

Oh, that was good.

All right, how about you take that one, and I'll get the other one.

Oh, I get it.

You want the big one?

Yeah. Is that alright with you?

No, no, that's fine. I prefer the small, feisty ones.

Alright, Grammy G.

This better be good.

Okay.

Hey, buddy.

Oh, boy.

What in the world does he think he's doing?

I know.

Well, I'd love to stay and watch this, but I gotta get back to work.

Well, you don't worry about it. I'll keep an eye on him.

Lace.

Hey, what's up?

Oh, you know, my husband's MIA, and I came looking for him.

Well, I hope you found him.

I think I'm getting warmer.

What's on your mind?

What do you know about legal precedent?

I know that legally I am your wife, and I think we need to take the afternoon

off and go have some fun with Chloe.

Don't tell me.

Come on, I'm serious.

You need a break.

I need a break.

It's just I'm backlogged here.

I need to get back to Anderson House.

Do you think that this whole situation with Joey is just a little too much?

I got it, babe.

I promise.

Yeah.

We'll do something with Chloe later.

Okay. I love you.

I love you.

there you go wait there is one japanese maple too many here no no no oh

okay these are the ones that you ordered huh and that one there that was a gift a

gift huh

that's

very nice thank you

It's time to lay down your arms and help each other.

All our sisters and brothers.

And when will we give up the fight?

It never was the fight to hurt each other.

All our sisters and brothers. When you don't have the words to explain the

hurt, you can lean on me.

Reminds me of Miss Sally the way he sets his mind to things.

Arrangements have to be just so.

I wish he applied that to his bedroom.

Oh, indeed.

Carry on.

That is so good.

When does that kid eat?

He eats all the time.

Solitary like.

I deliver his meals to his room. Poor child can't cook.

Unless you count using this blender.

Mr. Anderson concocted a green energy drink of his own design.

It's pretty good, actually.

Yes, quite.

What's in it?

Kale, spinach, dandelion leaves, ginger, a banana, frozen blueberries,

strawberries, an apple, and a... A dash of cinnamon. A dash of cinnamon. How

could I forget that?

It gives it a certain je ne sais quoi.

I was just going to say that.

I knew what it meant.

Well, let's try it.

Yes, I quite

Hope

you like it Grammy G

Yeah, wait, wait, wait. Can I take a look at that?

Here we go.

See? I told you he wasn't a vegan.

How do you know someone is vegan?

Because they'll tell you.

Over and over.

Huh?

20, good man.

Oscar.

Don't you have a life?

I have a wife and a daughter I love very much and a multi-million dollar

foundation that provides me with extraordinarily fulfilling work.

Don't you miss your freedom?

Well, I miss things I used to have time for.

Like?

Like dates with my wife.

Like right now, for example, I'd much rather be with her.

Well, you don't have to stay here.

It's not like they can fire you.

That's true.

What about the rest of your family?

Where's your dad?

He was killed in a plane crash when I was 12.

So you raised yourself too, huh?

Yeah, and my grandfather wasn't too impressed, though.

Yeah, I gathered.

Here.

There it is.

Didn't need it.

But how did you... Barter.

Each man got a free weekend at Anderson House with their families.

Did you run this by anybody?

No? You have a problem with that?

I don't, but... It'll be fine then.

So, uh... How's the memorial measure up to the fence you built at Gus's ranch?

How do you know about that?

Let me finish running this tray and I'll tell you.

I've watched them all.

Where did you get those?

There's nothing about Anderson House I don't know.

Except why my grandmother dragged me back here for a year.

So, I did some digging.

She must have had her reasons.

How old were you when your dad died?

Not old enough.

Did you two have a good relationship?

He loved me and my mom.

We, uh... We moved back here when my mom got sick.

And when she died, everything changed.

He started drinking.

Couldn't stand it.

Couldn't stand what?

Couldn't stand that even though he had all the money in the world, he couldn't

save my mother.

So I put a bullet through his head.

I'm sorry. That is not going to happen to me.

The gift of money is next, right?

Not fitting.

Good night, Joey.

I'll see you next week.

You know something?

Hmm?

Well, you can't tell anybody.

What?

I like this design a lot more than I like mine.

It has a nice, peaceful energy.

Yeah, yeah, it does.

I'll be leaving at 7.

I know, Gus.

Thank you.

All right.

Hello?

I have you on speakerphone.

Kelly's here.

How did it go?

Did you know that Joey's dad shot himself?

Can you hear me?

Yes.

Yes, you can hear me, or yes, you knew.

Yes, I knew.

We thought it would be better if Joey trusted you enough to tell you himself.

And he did.

Well, I think that Joey's more than satisfied the gift of war.

It's a fitting tribute to Miss Sally's legacy.

It's a mini Takamatsu Ritsuron.

How much did it cost?

Nothing.

Nothing?

He offered a free weekend to the families of the men who provided labor

and materials.

But I saw him at the garden center.

Did you see him pay?

No, but I bought a plant.

Well, I'm sure he appreciated your donation.

Hmm, interesting.

Let's see how he handles the gift of money.

Good night.

This Joey thing sure has taken a lot out of you.

Yeah.

I'd like to take Chloe with me next week, if that's alright.

Yeah, sure.

I think she could use a little daddy-daughter time.

Sometimes she's the only sensible one in the room.

Sometimes.

Well, you did a great job.

That memorial kid.

Now Miss Sally will be real proud.

Does that mean I'm done with the gift of work part of this gig?

Look, I was wrong about you.

You're not the same kind of spoiled rich kid that Jason was when he showed up at

my ranch back in those days.

You're pig-headed, sure, but you're capable.

No, your problem is...

You just don't want to face your demons.

It's hard.

It's hard.

But I'll tell you what.

You'll never be able to get away from this place until you find the courage to

deal with those demons.

My work here is done.

Bye, kid.

Take care of yourself.

Well, hello there.

You Chloe?

I'm Joey.

Hey.

Our names rhyme.

If you can hang tough for a bit with these old people, I promise we'll have

some fun later, okay?

Yes, is it fun yet?

The memorial garden is breathtaking.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Miss James, hope you slept well.

I did.

Thank you, Mr. Henderson.

Well, waking up is more important than going to sleep.

I think they're both important.

Mr. Anderson, Jason and I agree that you've satisfied the first requirement,

so let's move along, shall we?

Oscar, will you ask our other two guests to join us?

You look good, Forbes. A little better than the last time I saw you. You clean

up well. Thanks, Blondie.

Thank you.

Hello, everyone.

Hi.

My name's Steve.

Hey. This is my friend Max.

Nice to meet you.

Joey, these men are here at my request.

Mr. Forbes knows a lot about money, which is today's undertaking, as you

know.

All we ask is that you hear them out.

And on that note, we'll catch up with you guys in a bit.

All right.

Hey, there's a whole bookshelf of my old books in the library.

You know what happens when you give a mouse a cookie?

Okay, okay, we'll go. Are you ready?

What happens when you give a mouse a cookie?

Sorry, please, continue.

I toured nonstop after my first hit record. My manager, fearing I'd burn

out, insisted I spend a week at Anderson House.

I met Steve right here.

We sat across from each other, and Miss Sally sat right where you are.

Miss Sally worried you had a warped view of money.

Costs money to stay gone.

That's my view.

Can you say the money bought you freedom from this place?

You're trying to prove I have no concept or idea of how the economy works.

I'm here out of respect for your grandmother.

You don't want to convince me of your worldview first?

It's obvious that you are the only person who can convince Joey Anderson of

anything. This guy knows me.

So what's this money thing we're doing?

I'd like to stage a concert here on the grounds.

In your riding hall.

To benefit Wish for Our Heroes, a program we both support.

In the hall?

It's a great space.

Perfect for a show.

We want you to organize the event, collect the proceeds, and determine how

best to present it to the soldiers.

I've never done anything like this before. I wouldn't know where to start.

My advice?

Focus on the people you're serving and take it one step at a time.

I'd like to check out the venue. Come on, Joey.

Let's go for a walk.

You want to go look at it right now?

Got to figure out power, staging, how big an audience.

Is there a problem?

No, no, no.

Yeah, yeah, sure, let's do it. Let's go.

Miss James will keep an eye on things here today.

Wow. Killer space.

Definitely going to need more power, though.

I also want to figure out stage sizing, which I think should be right here.

What do you think?

Come on, Chloe, let's help Max count.

He needs help.

Here, get on.

Get on those feet.

One, two, three, four. Here, count loud.

Five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

Hey, uh...

What's this?

Hey, Chloe, you want me to show you my favorite secret spot in the whole house?

Um, Miss James can come.

Miss James, you want to come with us?

Here, go grab her hand.

Well, that explains it.

What? Joey's reluctance.

That's a bullet hole.

With that hole comes a lot of dark history and baggage.

Come on in here. Here we go.

Okay, so this is it.

This is my very favorite secret spot in the whole house.

You see my initials? Right there? J-A.

What's that mean?

Joey Anderson.

Yeah, that's right. Joey Anderson.

You want me to put your initials up there too?

Okay. You can go explore while I carve your initials in there.

Alright.

Okay.

Joey, what's this?

What's what?

What is that?

It's our secret spot.

Quick, quick, quick. Close it. Push it in, push it in. Hey, Chloe, what you

doing? Come here.

Come here, honey.

Yes, my girl.

Why don't you go see what Claudia has in the kitchen for you, okay? Go ahead.

Not too many cookies, okay?

You saw it, huh?

Joey, I... Hold on, stay.

You should hear this, too.

My dad left a bullet hole in the hall when he offed himself.

Some legacy, huh?

And you guys want me to throw a feel-good concert there.

Was that the gift of irony?

I know what it's like to lose someone that you love.

Alexia's daughter Emily died.

I miss her.

Every day.

That bullet hole, it's part of your history.

You are a composite of Miss Sally and your father and all the Andersons.

Only you get to decide what to do with that.

Well, it's late.

I gotta get Chloe home.

You call me if you need anything, okay?

Joey, I... I'm so sorry.

How can I help?

You can't.

What could you do?

What is she doing here?

This is her idea.

Where are we going?

You'll find out.

Hey. Hey, Angie.

Michael, this is Joey.

He's heading up the Wish for Our Heroes concert.

I'm Joey. This is Michael.

He's one of the beneficiaries of the program.

Great to meet you. Nice to meet you.

And I'm sure you recognize this guy.

How's it going, buddy?

Hey, how you doing, mate? Good to see you. Courage, honor, duty.

Hey, he played for my platoon and was so inspired that he wrote a song for us

right then and there.

They got me through some pretty tough times.

So how you doing, my brother?

Uh, you know, just doing the best I can, trying to rebuild my arm strength and...

waiting. Just waiting to heal like the rest of these guys.

That's what this concert's all about.

Raising money.

Getting you guys what you need.

Yeah. Just like to dance with my wife again.

Hey,

Michael. Yeah.

Um... Can I see your hands?

I just want to... He's a rock climber with a head to match.

I'm not trying to mess with you.

You said you've been working on your arm strength. I just want to give you a

little isometric strength test. All right? All right. So just make a claw.

Yeah, like that.

Now resist what I'm doing to you.

That's really good.

Push up.

Same with the other hand.

Claw.

Resist.

And again.

Yeah, whatever you're doing for your arms is working.

Pretty weird kid, isn't he?

Hey, do you mind if I try something with you? I just want to... Yeah.

All I got is time.

Your arm strength seems pretty good to me.

We want to get you out of this chair, right?

Right.

I'm going to lock this up, and we're going to use this.

The goal is to pull your elbows back into your ribs.

Yeah, but what if I pull myself out and fall on the floor?

We'll figure it out.

Just do a little bit at a time.

Just reach up, lift your butt out of the chair, and then set it back down.

I got you.

Yes, look at that. There you go.

That was pretty good, though.

It feels good to move again, you know?

Yeah, I bet.

Good job. Thanks, man.

You will dance with your wife again.

You know, maybe we've been wrong about this guy.

Yeah, he's pretty impressive.

I don't think he's the jerk Poppy thinks he is.

But we still got to make this thing legal.

Yeah. How much does a prosthetic leg cost?

They start at around 10 grand each.

What's the top of the line?

The computerized models are between 50 and 70 thousand a copy.

Trusting you.

Trusting that I'm here for a reason.

Another opportunity comes and goes.

And I'm not sure which way to turn.

No.

Think of you.

Think of all you've done. We are young.

But years will come and they will go.

And when the rest is gone, then I will know.

Oh, that when the sun don't shine on

me, help me but live.

And when my eyes don't fully see, help

me but live.

me but i leave you are there

you are always there i can't see but when

you pull back the curtains of my life and then the

light begins to shine i know that when the sun

don't shine

My eyes don't fully see.

Help me, Bali.

Help me, Bali.

Help me, Bali.

Help me, Bali.

What are you guys doing here?

Dude, you invited us.

Dude, this place is sick.

Why didn't you ever mention it?

Who's the party for?

It's a concert with Maximilian Swain to benefit.

Wish for our heroes.

Cool. You know him?

Yeah.

Can we meet the dude?

I'll see what I can do.

But I got to get back to work, okay, guys? Cool, cool. Hey, we'll catch up

later. Yeah. Thanks, bud. All right, man.

I'll see you guys after.

We want to take a moment.

to honor the memory of miss sally mae anderson and all the great work that has

taken place for decades in anderson house i also want to honor all of you

how many veterans we have in the audience raise your hands i want to

thank you for your service to this great country of ours give a big hand guys

We stand on the shoulders of the brave men and women who have risked everything

to give us freedom.

What is glory?

Are they just written down in some old story?

When we hear a word like freedom, do we know what it really means?

Or do we take it all?

That guy can sing.

Hey, when are we going to meet him?

Are you going to introduce us?

Yeah,

Kelly, Miss James. This is the guys.

Nice to meet you, Kelly.

Hi.

She's my lawyer.

One of them?

Sweet!

He's my client.

I'd like to get in some legal trouble. You'll represent me.

Charming.

I'll see you later.

Mr. Anderson?

So how'd we do?

We did good.

You did good.

We raised hope and raised a lot more money than we expected.

Michael will walk again.

Hopefully we can help his friends too.

You get to choose what to do with the money.

Hard to believe where I am right now.

There were times when I wanted to burn this building to the ground.

But tonight was good.

It was real good.

I'm not going to let him control me from the grave anymore.

Joey, you might not want to hear this, but you need to forgive your dad.

Why? Why?

He chose death over me.

What kind of father does that?

I'm not going to pretend to understand what you're going through.

You're not forgiving him.

You're choosing to stay hurt.

Look, I'll make you a deal.

You consider forgiving your dad.

And I'll help you with the rest of these gifts.

You've shown you can handle the Anderson House legacy.

But you want freedom?

Forgiveness is the ultimate freedom.

Just think about it.

Deal? Not quite.

There's one more thing I want you to do for me.

Name it.

Take Monday off, okay?

Hang out with Alexia and Chloe.

Be a dad.

Deal.

Here's

your

drink, sir.

Yep. Study long, study wrong.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I can't do it.

No, I... I can't count when I'm drinking, man. You can't count when you

haven't been drinking.

Well, I haven't gotten any of your donations yet.

Oh.

All right.

Cough it up, guys.

All right. There you go, Joe.

$400 each.

Wow.

I really appreciate this. Hey, man, you know that any time.

It's going to a good cause.

Yeah, no problem, man. Okay, can you hold this for a second?

Yeah?

I've got it all, yes.

The facts?

Okay, here are the facts. He is an arrogant, self-centered idiot, and so

are his friends.

I can't wait for this whole thing to be over.

Yeah, I...

Well, as far as I'm concerned, if Foster Colby sues us, we will take him down.

All right.

Thanks,

man. Good job.

Have a good night, guys.

Take care, man.

All right.

All right.

Here's to us. We're friends indeed.

And if by chance we disagree, forget you guys. Here's to me.

Cheers. Cheers.

Guys, I think it's about that time, yeah?

Yeah, probably.

Am I going to see you guys tomorrow at Anderson House?

No, can't do it. We got to catch the red eye. But you should hang with us. Yeah.

I, uh, this gig's got me tied up for a little while.

We'll catch you on the next one.

Yeah. I really appreciate you guys coming out. Yeah, no problem, man. Be

good.

Hey, pal.

Hey, looks like you and your buddies had a real nice reunion.

Yeah, they must be rich, judging from all that money they gave you.

Hand it over.

Not mine to give.

Just a moment.

Get his pocket. No!

Good to see you. Good to be seen.

Calm down.

What's going on here? Take a deep breath. It's okay. We got you.

Here, can you sit up?

Actually, I think I'm fine right here.

Have it your way.

Need any help getting a room? No, I'm okay. I got it from here. You sure? Yes,

I'm fine. I'm good.

Are you going to be okay? I said I'm fine.

Ms. James, just put it in your report.

Good morning, everyone.

Morning. Morning.

I trust the evening was a success.

Let me rephrase. I trust the concert was a success.

How does about $350,000 sound?

Wonderful.

I take it that figure includes the donations from your friends, Joey.

Right.

It does.

Oh, thank God.

Yeah,

okay, yeah.

I'll admit, my view of money was very jaded.

Er, warped, to put it in my grandmother's terms.

You know, it's funny.

Money's never meant as much to me as it does right now when I intend to give it

away.

And, uh, Ms. James, I'd like to apologize on behalf of my friends and

myself for being arrogant, self-centered idiots.

What are you talking about?

I overheard your conversation.

That phone call had nothing to do with you.

Then who were you talking about? It sure sounded like you were talking about me.

No, I was talking about... She can't tell you that.

It's called attorney-client privilege.

Speaking of attorneys...

I'd like to address the additional steps laid out in Miss Sally's will.

I'm listening. Yeah, me too.

Joey has proven that he can work, he has friends, and he can laugh at his own

mistakes.

Go on.

He's exceeded every goal that we've set forth.

What are you getting at?

I think you've proven yourself.

I think that we should bundle the rest of the steps.

We can't have any legal missteps.

But Miss Sally made it clear that she didn't want to overly burden anyone.

Oh, we're good then.

Not quite.

The one non-negotiable stipulation.

The year-long residency.

You've only been here four months.

That leaves you plenty of time to complete the last four criteria.

learning, dreams, gratitude, and love.

Is that true?

You weren't talking about me last night?

You know, I have no problem with being here a year.

Great.

Let's move on, shall we?

Joey, the learning stipulation requires that you not only learn...

But just as importantly, teach.

I've run into Mr. Anderson in the... Joey, buddy.

I mean, I've run into Joey in the library, and he's asked my opinion on

some of his selections.

Oscar has read them all.

I'm a reader.

So, Mr. Anderson, Joey.

That's going to take some getting used to.

So, Joey, Jojo, Jo-mama.

Too much.

So Joey told me to choose any book and tell him it's setting.

I chose Conrad's Under Western Eyes.

Set in St. Petersburg?

Yeah, and Joey then proceeded to regale me with tales of his travels through

everything from rundown eating houses to ornate gilded palaces. And this is stuff

that I'd only read about.

I selected Heart of Darkness, and he recounted his time in the Congo.

I love their drums.

Those are congas.

Can we check learning off the list?

That brings us to dreams.

Right? That's convenient.

Because my dream is to see a man dance

with his wife.

A man hold his baby daughter.

See a family.

make their mortgage payment.

This is more than we made.

If I may, Mr.

Maximilian was kind enough to make a donation of his own.

No.

My Grandma G, to me, was my only real family.

But for good and bad, the Anderson house is a part of who I am, and I need to...

No.

I want to remain a part of its future.

Joey, I have a recorded message from Miss Sally that I wasn't allowed to

disclose until the right time.

Shall we convene to the den to view it?

If you're watching this video, it means my life's work has not been in vain.

In the coming days, Mr. Hamilton and his staff will

take care of legally transferring Anderson House over to you.

And I know you understand Anderson House is much more than just a bed and

breakfast.

It's a place of hope.

And healing.

And destiny.

I trust you will continue its legacy successfully.

And... If you don't want to talk to an old woman who loves you... Well, I'll be

waiting.

And now... I must bid you all farewell.

With deepest thanks.

Endure in love.

And my very best wishes.

Thank you, everyone.

I'd like to have some time alone.

And I'd like a copy of that, please.

Peace out.

Very clever, Grand J.

The world you've been sold.

I dare you to dream.

I dare you to hope. I dare you not to believe.

My dearest Joey, remember this, if nothing else.

Everybody struggles, often in ways we can't detect, just as you have.

No child should have to witness the violent death of a parent.

Be kind to people and err on the side of forgiveness, especially when it comes to

your father.

Above all, be kind to yourself.

I do love you so.

May God bless you, my dear.

Your heart, my heart.

Grammy G.

I love you, Grammy G.

I'm sorry it wasn't there for you.

But I am now.

And I will make you proud.

The Anderson House legacy will live on.

In me.

Twas brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe. All mimsy

were the borogoves, and the momeraths outgrabe.

Hast thou slain the Jabberwock then?

I have.

Come to my arms, my beamish boy.

Who else knows about this?

No one.

Not Jason or...

Angelica? No one.

And this is separate from... She added your name to it when you turned 18.

Are you sure?

Quite.

And there's no stipulation... There's no stipulations to this.

I'm free.

What are you up to, soldier?

Gonna dance with my wife.

You

got

a dollar?

Just happen to have one.

My room stays my room. And a third party gets first right of refusal.

Arthur!

I'm a sellin'. You buyin'? Um... Well, I seldom carry

singles these days, but, uh... Um... Ah! One moment.

My parking meter stash.

And one dollar.

Thank you.

There he is.

He gets to keep his room.

Oh, indeed.

Continuity and consistency are hallmarks of Anderson House.

And this is for the Anderson House endowment.

$25 million.

No one who works on this place and no veteran ever pays to stay here.

As you wish.

Thank you so much. Thank you for supporting our heroes.

No, thank you, sir.

Mr. Anderson.

Miss James?

Hello? Poppy, everything has been taken care of.

That's good news.

Sounds like Hamilton, Hamilton, and Hamilton is in good hands.

Ms. Hastings will show you around the office.

Hold on a second.

I just heard sipping.

I do hope that wasn't a piña colada.

All right. You take care.

It was a piña colada.

Daddy, what's this?

Well, what's this say right here?

Personal and confidential.

Good girl.

Good girl. What do you got here?

Well, next time you're buying lunch.

Are you guys ready to go?

Yeah. Yeah, we're going to go have some fun, aren't we? Yes, we are.

You better be. You better be ready to have some fun.

All right. You ready to go?

Yeah.

Very good, Miss James.

I thank you.

You ready?

You bet, Mr. Anderson.

One thing, though. I was, uh... I was kind of hoping I had your permission to

call you something else.

What, are you sick of Miss James?

No, no, no, no. I think it's pretty cute.

But I was thinking something more along the lines of Mrs. Anderson.

Well, there are certain steps that should probably be taken first.

Steps or gifts?

Both.

Don't worry.

You're pretty good at those.

All right, then.

Ready? Yeah.

Isn't it crazy how we never felt so

alive?

Till your world collided with mine Trade love for

a chance And that's alright

That's alright

And I knew I

wanted you the first time I saw you walk by And that I need

you forever When your eyes met mine And I loved you

the first time I heard you speak my name

You'd be the beauty in my life always

I

never knew I could love someone

I never knew I could feel so complete.

After all this said and done, our love will still be holding on strong.

And I'd give all I have for love.

That's all right.

That's all right.

And I knew I wanted you the first time I saw you walk by.

That I need you forever.

eyes met mine and i loved you the first time

I need you forever When your eyes met mine And I loved you

the first time I heard you speak my name

And I knew I wanted

you the first time I saw you

and dollars.