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Previously, on "Heartland"...

Kit's foal died.

Oh, damn.

They're trying to give the mare

to bond with an orphan foal.

His name is Merlin.

Hopefully, he'll be a bit of a magician.

For your information, Peter's company

is doing everything it can to minimize its carbon footprint.

It's weird.

But I'm really going to miss this place.

No, you're not.

But are you sure?

He told me last night.

Okay, I'll believe that when I see it.

See what?

Ty was just showing me the barn swallows.

He says they nested in the barn.

Imagine that, barn swallows, building a nest in the barn.

I guess you've heard I'm moving back to my trailer.

Oh, you are?

Wow, we're really going to miss you.

Yeah, definitely.

Don't ever play poker.

You two are the world's worst liars.

But, hey, I can take it.

I've got big shoulders.

Yes.

Hey Lou, how's Amy?

I haven't seen her in ages.

She's super busy right now.

Okay, well, tell her to drop by.

I miss her.

Okay, I will.

Hey there.

So, got a surprise for me?

Yes, I do.

Hey, it's a newspaper article.

It's not just any newspaper article.

It's about Big Sky Industries.

And Richard Chenowith is here in Hudson,

the CEO slash entrepreneur, the Richard

Branson of the oil world.

Yes.

Listen, they're developing these

new eco-friendly pipelines.

Okay, Lou.

No cracks, no leakage.

Lou, can you stop for a second?

Listen, I know that Chenowith is in town.

But he's in talks with Pembridge Oil.

That's my number one competitor.

So?

That doesn't mean you can't have a meet and greet.

I'd never be able to match what Pembridge is offering

for distribution rights.

It's not about money for him, because he's loaded already.

It's about how he connects with people.

And how could he not connect with a fabulous guy like you?

Okay, you're right.

You know what?

I'll give him a call and see if I can set up a meeting.

But I guarantee you, he'll be booked.

He'll be at the dude ranch tomorrow night for dinner.

And I've arranged for him to spend the weekend as our guest.

Wow, okay.

Kind of figured you'd say yes.

You know, typically, a surprise from your girlfriend

would be like, you know, Flames tickets, or cuff links,

or something like that.

Charlotte?

Charlotte, reveal yourself.

Mallory, Lou's not paying you to play with your chickens.

There you are.

Okay, come forward again.

Bad girl.

She's escaping at night out of her coop somehow.

Why can't you be like your sisters Anne

and Emily and just stay put?

But you are a pretty girl.

Yes, you are.

Mallory, would you get your butt over here?

You're not the only one with a gift, Amy.

You may be a horse whisperer.

But I'm a hen whisperer.

Hey, Scott.

Hey.

Hey, Merlin, what is he doing here?

Kit's mare rejected him.

How's Kit?

She's okay.

She knows this happens.

But Merlin, I was hoping would be able to stay here.

Oh, Scott, I don't know.

Lou would kill me.

We've already got so much to do.

Hey, do you remember us?

Hey, Merlin.

It's adorable.

It's like it's saying mom and dad in horse.

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

Thank you.

Remember, pedicures this afternoon.

Oh, I brought you a lunch, so you don't have to eat

the crap they serve in here.

See you later.

Okay, I don't think I've ever seen your mom so happy.

She really loves having me home.

And you?

Well, the hot showers are great.

And the central air is definitely a bonus.

I feel a but coming on.

But she's driving me crazy.

- Shocking. - I know.

But this time it's different.

I mean, before we were fighting all the time.

And now she's acting like I'm her new BFF.

Fighting was way simpler.

By the way, I love the crap we serve here.

This should be enough milk replacement to get you started.

And, oh, I wanted to tell you, Ken over

at the Hudson racetrack needs a part-time stable hand,

five mornings a week.

Job is yours if you want it.

Absolutely not.

You are officially on pat leave.

Paternity leave?

Scott.

Hey.

What's new?

Oh, I got my pilot's license.

- Really? - Yeah.

Wow.

Yeah, I joined the remote area volunteer vet group.

That's very impressive.

What is that?

An orphan foal.

We're looking after them till Scott finds a new home for him.

These two are up to their eyeballs already.

Did you tell them how much work this involves?

Lou, I've looked after foals before.

Yeah, but not an orphaned foal.

These things drink up to 25% of their body weight every day,

meaning you two are going to have

to be feeding it every two or three hours until it's weened.

And you know this how?

I did a 4-H project in sixth grade.

And I would have won the red ribbon

if it wasn't for Mary Jane's stupid project

on her pet turkey.

She's right, you know?

This is going to be a lot of work.

We'll split the nighttime feedings, take shifts.

Yeah, and Caleb's gone.

So I can just sleep on the cot in your loft.

Not on your life, or yours.

And I will be doing spot checks.

An

He wouldn't go back to sleep.

You are such a pushover.

Warren Wainwright, Hudson County

number 27 wildlife control.

I know who you are, Warren.

What's the problem?

Cougar report, killed one of Stumpy's Colts yesterday.

Sorry to hear that.

You might want to bring your animals inside

over the next few nights.

Will do.

You know, it's amazing, really.

I feel great.

Yeah, who needs eight hours of sleep?

Who needs three hours of sleep?

Give it a few days.

Looking after an orphan foal, is like looking

after a newborn, minus the diaper change, of course.

I think we can handle it, Grandpa.

Fine.

While you're at it, make sure you bring the rest

of the horses in tonight.

Cougar has been spotted in the area,

killed one of Stumpy's colts.

Is Merlin?

He's fine.

I just checked on him.

You know, you're definitely the worry wart

in this parenting relationship.

Uh, that is not for you.

It's for Richard Chenowith.

Right, eco-friendly oil man.

I'm having a cookout at the dude ranch for him tonight.

And I was hoping to show him some authentic Alberta

hospitality.

I'd like to show him the toe of my Alberta boot.

I don't suppose you'd like to meet them.

- No, don't suppose I would. - Whatever.

Can you pass that, please?

Thank you.

Oh, hey, Soraya is feeling ignored.

I know.

I've got to get in town the next couple days.

I found this at the bookstore.

It's for you too.

It'll help you with Marlin.

The new parents, guide to raising a healthy, happy

child, Dr. Abraham Kirk.

It was my mom and dad's Bible.

I mean, look how great I turned out.

Hi, you're still with Merlin.

Every time I leave him on his own, he starts crying.

Right, it's crying.

It sounds like crying.

You know, you really shouldn't spoil him.

If you're out here anyway, you might

as well start training him.

Go get a soft halter from the barn,

and lead him around in the round pen.

A halter already?

He's just a baby.

It's best to start when they're young.

Besides, orphaned foals can end up

with a whole bunch of behavioral problems if you don't.

Merlin doesn't have behavioral problems.

Oh!

Yeah, of course he doesn't.

Mr. Chenowith, it's a pleasure to meet you, sir.

Heard a lot about you, Peter Morris.

Hear a lot about you too.

Thank you so much for coming.

You must be Lou Fleming.

That's right.

Did you know that she lied to my secretary

so that I would take her call?

Said she was from Pembridge Oil, had to discuss some urgent bit

of business with me. Really?

I'm so sorry about that.

Don't be.

I love a feisty girl that gets what she wants.

Right, Peter?

Yeah, you bet.

Easy!

Ready?

Keep your head straight.

That a boy.

You did your best, Merlin.

I'm proud of you.

Dr. Kirk wouldn't like that.

It says right here, naughty behavior

should never be rewarded.

Valerie, go whisper to your hens or something.

For years, the oil business was

all about getting rich from me.

And I was, am, rich that is.

Your name's been on the Forbes 100 list

since I was a teenager.

Well, as corny as it sounds, all the money in the world

is not going to fill that hole in your soul.

And that's why I started investing in R & D

for eco-friendly technologies.

I believe that's everybody's responsibility.

That's the way of the future.

Absolutely.

You either move forward, or you get left behind.

I agree completely, Mr. Chenowith.

Please, call me Richard.

Okay.

That's why I'm always on the lookout for alternate sources

of energy.

I'm actually in talks with some investors

from Dubai about a little pet project of mine

I'm trying to get going.

It's algae farms generate biodiesel fuel.

Have you got material on it?

I'd be happy to sign a non-disclosure.

Well, yeah, absolutely.

I could get something to you by tomorrow.

Excellent.

Great.

Here's to a fantastic meal and a wonderful hostess.

Here, here.

And to future plans.

Can I interest anyone in some dessert?

I'd love some.

Sure.

I'll rustle up some more wood for this fire here.

Richard, you startled me.

Just admiring the view.

It is beautiful here, isn't it?

Stunning.

So we going on that trail ride tomorrow?

We are, rain or shine.

I look forward to it.

Come on.

Look at him.

He's amazing.

Look at you.

Fatherhood suits you.

[neighing]

Ty.

Hey, he's fine.

He's fine.

Come on.

Come on.

[neighing]

[alarm clock]

It probably was that cougar.

Poor Charlotte.

I think I found her escape route right here.

This is all my fault. I should have

seen where she was getting out.

I'll tell you what, you give me a hand.

And we'll fill in the hole, and make sure it

can't ever happen again.

Thank you, Jack.

I think we should keep Merlin in the barn today.

Ty, he'll be fine out in the round pen,

as long as we're here.

No offense, Ty, but you look like death warmed over.

Funny.

That's what you look like when you

went through your goth period, only you did that on purpose.

Do you have to be so harsh?

I just lost a loved one.

Mallory, I'm sorry.

I just-- I'm tired.

Amy and I have been up all night with Merlin.

Apparently, I was a lot like Merlin

when I was a baby, sleeping most of the day, up most

of the night.

And I was always hungry.

So what's changed?

Well, I need you both to know there's been

a cougar spotted in the area.

We think it killed one of our chickens this morning.

So if you're not comfortable going riding today,

I totally understand.

Come on, Lou, I tangled with a mountain lion in Texas.

Let's just say the lion come out the loser.

Yeah, I'm okay if he's okay.

All right then, let's head out.

Well, you certainly know your way around a horse.

I grew up on a ranch, got swept up in this oil biz thing

barely out of my teens.

But I'm living on a ranch again.

And running one of the most successful

businesses in North America.

I'll tell you my secret, Peter.

I'm real good at supervising people who are

younger and smarter than me.

That's where you come in.

How about we stop here for lunch?

Sure.

Sounds good.

I'll take your horse there, Richard.

Oh.

I trust you slept well.

Well, actually, no, I tossed and turned all night.

It's all your fault.

It was the mattress, wasn't it?

No.

No, it's not the mattress.

I'm sorry.

I'm-- I'm not sure what you're getting at.

Oh.

Sure is beautiful out here.

It's going pretty good, don't you think?

Yeah, but I think Richard is--

Listen, Lou, you don't need to sell him to me, okay?

He's a good guy.

I think we could do some great things together.

And it's all because you.

And you're amazing.

There.

Your birds won't be getting out after bed time anymore.

Thanks, Jack.

Do you ever see me bully a horse?

I know what I'm doing Ty.

They sound just like Mary and Tim when Lou was first born.

Look what happened to them, the big D. Divorce.

You're being unreasonable.

He's a baby.

You don't need to show him who's boss--

Yes, you do, or he's going to be a spoiled brat.

A horse is going to be a spoiled brat?

According to Dr. Kirk, children

like having boundaries.

Shut up, Mallory!

Ty, just hold him still.

I'm holding him still!

I like you, Peter, better than them

wind bags at Pembridge Oil.

Well, I'm glad to hear that, because I tell you,

I'm not going to be able to match

what they're offering for your Canadian distribution rights.

I'm pretty good at trusting my instincts.

[cougar shrieks]

Careful!

Careful!

[cougar shrieks]

Go on!

Are you okay?

Mr. Chenowith, are you okay?

Yeah, just a few bruises is all.

I got to call grandpa and let him know.

Shoot, I didn't bring my phone.

Did you?

Yeah, I'll check in the car.

Okay.

Woo.

Okay, that hurts.

You know, you probably cracked a rib.

We're going to have to get you to a doctor.

Geez, I'm going to get you some ice for this, okay?

That's not necessary.

I got a better idea.

Why don't you just kiss it better?

That's not very funny, Mr. Chenowith.

Who's trying to be funny?

I am dead serious.

Lou, I find you very attractive.

You know what?

The feeling is not reciprocated.

There you go with those little white lies again.

Come on, Lou, I know your type.

Hey!

What's going on?

Come on, Peter.

You've got to know moment your back was turned,

she was all over me.

Peter!

Stop!

Peter!

Calm down!

Hey guys.

You can't expect him to drink out of that.

Well, he's got to learn some time.

It will be way easier to feed him, and less labor intensive.

Aren't you just the cutest little--

[neighing]

Ouch!

Caleb, can't put out your hand like that.

You're a stranger to him.

He's just acting off instinct.

Which is exactly why we have to train him.

He has to get used to people, dogs, kids.

Come on, little guy.

You can drink.

Just drink this.

You little-- you little brat!

Don't call him names, Amy!

Don't tell me what to do!

I'm just going to go get some stuff I left in the barn.

Good idea.

Good boy.

Oh, yeah, great, now you're rewarding him for bad behavior.

You can't expect him to suddenly drink out of a pale.

He's got to learn.

He will!

Okay, all right, fine, you're way too lenient.

And you're a dictator.

Great, nice, mature!

I'm so sorry.

What?

What do you have to be sorry about?

I set this whole thing up.

And I didn't think it through.

No, no.

No, I should have found out more about this guy,

set up a formal meeting.

Damn.

You guys were getting along so well.

Lou, look at me.

That guy is a total ass.

I know.

Okay, and it is not your fault. All right, you

have nothing to be sorry for.

[neighing]

Hey boy.

Hey.

[neighing]

Ty?

Ty.

Ty, there's a cougar!

Get in the stall.

Shut the door, close the door.

[cougar shrieks]

[yelling]

The horses are good.

They're scared, but good.

Thank God.

You sure you guys are okay?

Fine, everything's fine.

They

Well, I'll walk you girls back to the house then.

Grandpa, I'll be right in.

Come on, Grandpa.

You should get some sleep, okay?

I'll finish the feedings tonight.

It's okay.

I'll come back at 5:00.

It's easier if I do it. I'm already in the barn.

I'll make sure the doors are shut.

You think I screwed up.

No, but you were thinking it.

You're right.

You know I left the barn doors open.

It's my fault. I'm sorry.

I'm an idiot.

No, Amy, stop, don't just walk away, okay?

Look, I know you didn't mean to.

You're exhausted.

I'm exhausted.

Just get some sleep, all right?

I'll finish the stuff up for tonight.

Okay.

I'll see you in the morning.

Yeah.

[knocking]

Hi.

Samantha Louise Fleming?

Yes.

You've just been served.

What?

Peter, you're not going to believe this.

Richard Chenowith is claiming he got serious injuries

from the cougar attack.

Yeah, and he's saying we knew there was a cougar in the area,

and we didn't warn him.

And he is suing me for negligence.

You sure are cute.

You're a troublemaker, you know that?

How are you, Merlin?

The stalls still need to be mucked out.

I'll do it.

What are you doing?

Jack told me what happened last night.

So I'm giving you guys a much needed break.

You can go riding, take a nap, whatever.

Well, what about Merlin?

Well, I got an A in the babysitting course.

So he'll be perfectly safe with me.

I don't think so.

You do what you want, okay?

But I'm going to take Spartan out for a ride.

Thank you.

Dr. Kirk says new parents, they need time for themselves

so the relationships don't suffer.

And in case you haven't noticed, your relationship is suffering.

Here's a list of Scott's numbers.

And don't forget to feed him.

And don't feed him too much, or he'll get diarrhea.

And if you don't give him enough,

he's going to go hungry.

So keep an eye on him.

Enough, go.

- Okay. - Coming for a ride?

Yeah.

Yeah, well you might need a horse.

Right.

Certifiable, totally.

I think I'm going to call Mallory here.

Ty stop worrying about Merlin.

Okay, okay, I'm not worried. I'm not.

Okay.

You know, my mom, she told me once that whenever she got out

with my dad, even just for like a night, she was so excited,

some time away.

But then when she was out on their date,

all she could think about was--

Was you and Lou.

Yeah, exactly.

And then a couple hours would go by.

And she couldn't wait to get home to see us.

I guess my story is a bit different.

When I was little, I promised myself

that if I ever had a kid, I would be

everything my parents weren't.

All any kid of mine would ever get from me is love.

I get it.

You get what?

Well, you and your baby.

My baby?

Yes, Merlin, that's why you treat him the way you do.

Come on.

No, I'm serious.

You want to give him nothing but love.

And, you know, Ty, you can love something, someone,

and still give them boundaries?

My mom, she loved me like crazy.

But if ever I threw a tantrum, or something like that,

I got five minutes in the no-no chair.

Sorry, the what?

The no-no chair?

How cute would you look sitting in a no-no chair?

So sad.

[growling]

We should head back.

Okay.

Hey, Ty, I think that's Cougar scat.

Amy!

[cougar shrieks]

[neighing]

[gunshot]

I can't watch this.

It'll be fine, Amy.

I just tranqed her.

She'll be right as rain in a couple hours.

Where are you taking here?

Wildlife preserve just north of here.

They'll keep her caged till she wakes up, then let her loose.

You guys should go home.

Mallory was coping.

Coping?

What do you mean?

Okay, okay, we'll go.

Warren, thank you for your help.

What the job called for, Jack.

Nothing more, nothing less, it's what we do.

[squealing]

Oh, Jesus Murphy.

It's all lies.

What the worst of it is, that even if he loses,

imagine the legal fees we're going to have to pay

just to defend ourselves.

Richard could ruin us.

I'm not going to let that happen.

Lou, I'm not.

Listen to me.

Yes.

We will figure something out.

- Yes. - Okay?

Okay.

Hi, sweetheart.

So I've got Rosalina making your favorite

for dinner tonight, homemade mac and cheese.

And you'll never get what I found in the upstairs

bar, the old fondue set.

So I thought, we'll have a pretty decadent

chocolate fondue for dessert.

What do you think of that?

Mac and cheese and chocolate fondue, sounds amazing.

But I can't.

Oh, why?

Do you have plans?

Yeah.

Oh, well--

No, look.

You have to understand, just because I'm back home again

doesn't mean that I can hang out with you every night.

I mean, I have a life too, you know?

Or at least I used to.

Of course.

Of course you do.

And, obviously, I don't, or I wouldn't be digging

out old fondue sets, right?

I'm really sorry, Ashley.

I'll back off.

No, I didn't say back off.

No, honey, I get it.

And I promise, you want some space?

Yeah.

You got it.

You okay?

Yeah, thank you.

Ty, go check on Merlin.

I know you're dying to.

Merlin is such a brat.

He bit me.

He kicked me.

You guys need to call in super nanny.

Mallory.

What's wrong?

The cougar, he almost attacked Amy.

A Hudson Wildlife control guy tranqed it

before it got to us.

Oh my God, Amy, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm just-- I'm worried about the cougar.

He'll be fine.

They're taking him to a reserve, okay?

I know one little fella who will

be might glad to hear that.

Oh my gosh.

No way.

The cougar was a mom?

No wonder she attacked us.

Yes, hello.

First Merlin, now this.

It's like you guys got twins.

Hi.

- You saw Amy yesterday. - How nice for you.

I haven't seen her in a week.

Typical story, girl gets boy, girl dumps friends.

Well, from what I saw, I wouldn't

be surprised if girl dumps boy.

What are you talking about?

They were fighting like cats and dogs yesterday.

I guess they're all pretty burned out looking

after this orphan foal.

So maybe you two should cut her some slack.

I called Scott, says he can get the kitten up to its mama,

but not for a day or two.

So for now, he's our responsibility.

Oh, come here little fella.

[purring]

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Yep, Lou, it's Richard Chenowith.

No, tell him I'm not here.

Actually, she's not here.

Thanks, bye.

Lou?

Lou, what's wrong?

What was that all about?

I don't know.

Hey, you're holding her too tight there, careful.

Just give me the damn bottle.

Oh, I know I'm not your momma.

But I'll have to do tonight.

Man, where's the camera when you need it?

Now, you and Amy have been under a lot of strain lately,

together 24/7.

We'll get through it.

You know, when Lindy was touring with her band,

I missed her like crazy.

But whenever she walked through that door,

I loved her even more.

What are you trying to say, Jack?

Scott mentioned that job over at the racetracks.

It's still yours if you want.

That's all I'm trying to say.

He seemed so harmless, right?

Just like this charming good old boy.

Why didn't you tell Peter?

Because everything was going so well.

And I didn't want to ruin everything.

In the end, I guess I did anyway.

No, you didn't.

I just wish I had been more professional right

from the start, and not been so friendly.

Are you hearing yourself right now?

This is not your fault. That guy's a creep.

I know.

I know I just--

like, I feel like he's taken away

my confidence or something.

I feel like Austin Powers when he had his mojo stolen.

Except you have much better teeth.

Okay, say I was friendly with a client,

and he turned around and assaulted me.

Would you blame me?

No, of course not.

I would never let anyone get away with that.

You're right.

I know.

I can't let him get away with this.

Aw, where's the camera when you need one?

Enough with the cameras.

Where's she going?

Out with Peter.

Great, we're overrun with orphans.

And she's going out.

Ty and I can help look after the kitten tonight.

We're going to be up feeding Merlin anyway.

No, no, I'll do my part.

We're going to help too.

Guys.

Hey!

I'm sorry I've been so buys.

Hey, Caleb.

Aww.

Cutie!

You sure this is the place?

Yes, I called Pembridge.

And they confirmed this is where he's staying.

Who were you this time?

An interested client.

You're crazy.

Lou, I think you should reconsider this.

You've said that three times.

I will call you.

I will leave my cell phone open in my bag.

You'll be right out front. You'll hear everything.

I have to do this.

I can't let this creep win.

Okay.

But if anything goes sideways, I mean,

I am in there like a shot.

Hey, I wouldn't want it any other way.

Got it.

Okay.

Well, well, couldn't stay away, could you?

Hello, Richard.

Come on in.

I'm guessing you are here because of the lawsuit.

Well, I was surprised.

I mean, you know I told you about that cougar.

And you know that you didn't get those injuries from the fall.

Maybe, but it's your word against mine, isn't it?

And I got more money and better lawyers.

So this is how you get back at women who spurn your advances,

you sue them?

Well, you hurt my feelings, Lou.

I don't like to get my feelings hurt.

But there's still a way we can make this case go away.

Really?

How?

The very fact that you're here means I was right about you.

You are attracted to me, aren't you?

Stay with me.

So if I stay--

if I stay the night with you, you'll drop this phony lawsuit?

That's right.

You see, in my neck of the woods, Ms. Fleming,

you are what we call a tease.

Well, in my neck of the woods, Mr. Chenowith,

you are what we call a lecherous old fart.

Thank you for being so to the point, because this, as well

as some conversations I've had with women you've worked with,

ought to do the trick.

Weird, really, how remarkably similar our stories are.

You little!

Get off me!

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

We're good here.

We're expecting a letter from your lawyer

tomorrow dropping this bogus lawsuit.

Goodbye, dick.

I cannot believe I just did that.

You're feisty, all right.

You guys, you didn't wake us up last night for our shifts.

And you're complaining because?

Are you kidding?

I never knew eight hours of straight sleep

could feel so damn good.

Thank you.

No, it was fun.

You know, at least we got to see you, sort of.

Sort of.

[phone ringing]

It's my mother.

Hi, mom.

I'm fine.

I'm at Amy's house.

I slept here all night.

Hey, um, I'm starving.

Maybe we could warm up some of that mac and cheese?

Well, have Rosalina make some more!

I'll see you later.

Thank you again.

That was awesome.

They found a home for Merlin.

Says he'll pick him up tomorrow when he comes for the kitten.

That's a relief, huh, guys?

Well, I'm glad he came to his senses.

Thank you.

Richard Chenowith has dropped the lawsuit.

Hey, great news.

So happy.

Well, he had to, right?

You had him on tape with all those women.

Yeah, except I didn't.

You didn't?

I never talked to anyone.

And apparently, I need to invest in a better

reporter, because there was nothing but static.

You're nuts.

Well, what can I say?

I'm a heckuva a feisty woman.

Yes, you are.

I guess that's why I love you.

What did you just say?

I think you heard me.

I want to hear it again.

I love you, Lou Fleming.

I thought I should get him used

to the company of other horses.

Now look at him.

A few hours later, it's like I don't even exist.

Typical teenager.

Hey, look on the bright side, it just gives you and I

a chance to get reacquainted.

I called Scott.

I told him I'd take the job at the racetrack.

It's just for a few hours, first thing in the morning,

five days a week.

You know, there's plenty of work to do here.

I need more money for school, Amy.

And, hey, you know, maybe it'll be good for us,

not working together 24/7.

What do you think?

I think you need to do what feels right.

Sorry I couldn't his sooner.

Thanks for looking after him, Jack.

I'm just as glad as hell to see you go.

We'll finally get some sleep.

Bye, Toughy.

Toughy?

Shut up.

You get to ride shotgun, Toughy.

Oh, I hope you don't mind, but I brought you a few more orphans.

Absolutely not.

Absolutely not.

Oh my gosh, a box of baby Charlottes.

Thank you.

Okay, two two, it's time.

It's all right Merlin, come on.

Dr. Kirk says it's healthy to know when to let

your baby leave the nest.

He does.

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