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Previously on When Calls
the Heart...

Get out of the car.

That'll make the murder charges
against you so much easier.

Did you co-sign our bank loan?

I know that you would have done
the same thing for me, too.

I would have asked you first.

Jeffrey's pursuing the false
charge against me.

I'm required to appear in
the court back in Chicago.

Well, Walden has told Bill
that I've kept records

of these illegal activities
hidden in my office.

The books Walden told you about,
right where he said they'd be.

For the past several days I
can't seem to eat or sleep.

The recent turn of events
involving Lucas and his arrest

have left me numb.

I know Lucas.

He is an honest,
honorable man,

and most of the people in
Hope Valley feel the same.

But there are those
who still wonder

if he could have actually been
partnered with Wyman Walden.

- Hey, Nathan.
- Joseph.

Fiona sent breakfast
for you, too.

She's helping at the cafe.

Oh, that's nice.

- Hold on a second.
- Good morning, Lucas.

There's no reason for you
to have breakfast in there.

Thank you, Joseph.
That's very kind.

Unless, of course,
you want to.

Bye, now.

Busy?

Yes, I am.

Very excited about building
this case against Walden

and that thug, Spurlock.

What's on your mind?

Well, I thought we could talk
some more about me resigning.

What's going on with you?

Oh, I just need a few days
away, a week.

And as long as I've lived
in Hope Valley

helping people was simple.

An easy "yes".

But then I became mayor
and now it seems that,

because of this rule
or that regulation,

all I've been doing lately
is saying "no".

I'm not one for giving up, but...

this job just may not be
for me.

I see.

Well, if you're gone for more
than a couple of weeks

I'm coming to get you.

Rosemary: I am just so nauseous.

Lee: So does she have a fever?

- 98.7.
- Huh.

Chances are you have a touch
of the stomach bug

that's been going around.

Oh, yes, I heard of that.
Some time ago, though.

Mmm. This is a new one,
I'm afraid.

Oh.

And it is unpleasant.

Oh.

I'll fill the same prescription
for you

as I did for Molly for
bismuth subsalicylate.

I think Rosemary's
just about ready

to try anything
at this point.

Even things we
can't pronounce.

You should rest
and drink fluids

if you can manage
to hold them down.

I will do my best.
Thank you.

Well, enough of
this shilly-shallying,

we have a newspaper
to publish.

Oh, no, no, no.
No, we don't,

Not today.

You are going home
and I'm going with you.

Honey, there is nothing
I would like more,

but we have our meeting
with Arthur Gilchrist.

We'll reschedule.

He's coming all the way
from San Francisco.

Sweetheart, he has other
business in town.

We will discuss this later.
At the office.

Fine.

Where I promise I will rest
on our couch.

Mmm.

There's something I miss.

What's that?

Having someone
to take care of me.

My husband's been gone so long
though I almost can't remember.

Jerome: Miss Miller.

Gentlemen, welcome.

I trust your trip was
a good one.

It was rather smooth, actually.

The transition
to steel rails

makes all the difference,
doesn't it?

Fiona, it's as lovely meeting
again as it was the first time.

Better, in fact.

Uh, would you gentlemen care
to wash before getting together?

I'd find that civilized.

Jerome never turns down
a chance to freshen up.

Well, right this way.

I'll have your bags brought
to the Queen of Hearts.

Mike.

Excuse me.

Are you really going?

Oh, it shouldn't be very long.

And Fiona, good luck
with the oil deal.

Thank you.

Rosemary: Blaaargh!

Lee: Okay, okay, thank you.
Thank you so much.

I'm sorry.

Oh...

Lee: Are you okay?

Did you two meet
Mr. Gilchrist?

Oh, yes. I made quite
the impression.

Yeah, that- that would be
an understatement.

I'm not feeling very well.

Maybe we should head back
to the office or...

- Lee...
- Oh.

- I think we better...
- Fiona, sorry.

♪

♪

Are you sure you wouldn't
rather be at home in bed?

I just need to sit still
and let my stomach settle.

How is Lucas?

Oh, I actually haven't been
to the jail yet.

I was on my way there
when I ran into Lee

and he told me about
what happened.

You're a good friend.
Thank you.

But go and see him.

I will be fine, and I don't want
you possibly catching anything

and passing it along to him
or to little Jack.

A-ha, there she is.

I brought you tea,
with a whisper of lemon

and a kiss of honey
for my honey.

I'm sorry you had
to hear that.

Elizabeth: It's alright.

Well, now that Lee is here
I think I will go.

You feel better.

- Bye, Elizabeth.
- Bye, Lee.

Morning house calls?

Oh, of sorts.

I'm off to check on Bill and
then back to see Rosemary.

Oh.

Have you heard anything
from Mei?

Only that Jeffrey is maintaining
his falsehoods against her.

Falsehoods in the court of law.

Elizabeth, I hope you're aware

that none of us question
Lucas's innocence.

I think there are
at least a few.

Nathan and Bill are doing
their jobs.

Perhaps.

But they know Lucas.

Joseph.

Breakfast was great.
I appreciate it.

Mmmhmm.

And thanks to Fiona.

Mmm. Well, Fiona left
for her second job.

Or her third.

She does work hard.

You know, um...

what I'd really like is another
piece of that gooey butter cake.

Help yourself.

What do you call this,
anyways?

Gooey butter cake.

You're wearing out the boardwalk
pacing back and forth like that.

Two of the investors are due
over here any minute.

From what I heard,
the deal was done.

Mmmhmm.

So, why are you so nervous?

One of them, the younger one,
I can't quite get a handle on.

Sorry, I nibble
when I'm nervous.

Yeah, I noticed.

I just wanna do my job
the best I can

and be treated with respect.

But, I think,
he's interested in me.

I see.

Well, um, when I have to deal
with someone like that,

people that stand
in my way,

I find it best to be direct.

Not look away.

And don't be afraid
to just say no.

But you carry a gun.

Mmm?

Good point.

Wish me luck?

Why? You don't need it.
You're smart.

And Mike left just like that?

Uh, I'm sure Hickam
will be fine.

Being mayor may not be
in his blood.

- Speaking of which.
- Oh, 115 over 75.

- A-ha!
- Mmmhmm.

You know, I have to say that is
excellent for someone your-

My what?

You better get that.

Bye-bye.

Yes, Florence.

I have an attorney
from Granville.

Put him through.
Thank you.

Connecting you now.

This is Bill Avery.

Good morning, counsellor.

Well, first of all,

your client was involved
in the hit and run of a Mountie

so a plea deal is completely
out of the question.

I'm listening.

Hey. How's Bill doing?

Ah, you were right.
He does seem better.

Well, I told you I'd keep
an eye on him.

Ha. I appreciate that.

But you two still have
a very long way to go

to prove that you are not
the worst patients ever.

Come on.

Hey.

You and Bill don't
actually think

that Lucas is in cahoots
with Walden.

I'm trying to keep
an open mind, Faith,

but, you know, Lucas was
into some dirty dealings

before he arrived.

But should that have
any bearing now?

Why didn't he come
to Bill and I?

Well, Elizabeth thought that

Lucas wanted to do it
all himself

and that maybe Walden
would figure things out

if you and Bill were in
on the grift.

The grift? Listen to you.

What? That's the word,
isn't it?

Lucas wanted to beat Walden
at his own game.

Besides, he is innocent
until-

Until proven guilty.
Yes, I know.

Faith, I'm just- I'm trying
to do my job.

You're trying to do your job.

Yeah.

Yes. I know.

Nathan did offer to let me
out for breakfast.

I assume you just stayed
in your cell?

You have not wavered
in your belief in me.

Thank you.

Of course.

But it must hurt for anyone
to be less than supportive.

With people making assumptions
about my character

I'm starting to know a little
bit about how Henry feels.

And things are bound to get
even more unpleasant

when news leaks about
the mine possibly reopening.

I'm so sorry that
this is happening.

And that it's all falling
around your birthday.

I haven't even gotten a chance
to give you your present.

Lucas, it was a wonderful
evening just the same.

But, you know, I do have
a gift for you.

No.

I forget that you like to give
other people gifts

on your birthday.

Elizabeth, this is
very handsome.

Our time has come?

Yes, it has.

You two.

I've got news.

Lee?

Sorry, sweetheart.
I didn't mean to wake you.

No, no. I was just dozing.
What was that noise?

Oh, well I just thought maybe I
would use my time constructively

so I've been working
on my typing.

That's wonderful.
How far did you get?

Well, I'm very good with A.
B not so much.

The rest is a mystery.

Well, you stick with it, sweetheart.

- Oh, our meeting.
- With Gilchrist?

Yes.

Oh, it's alright.
I cancelled it.

Actually, I think I cancelled.

Yeah, I think you did.

Probably for the best.

I suppose we can rearrange
for tomorrow.

Ah, only if you're
feeling better.

Which reminds me,
Faith came by

but you were dozing so
she's gonna come by later.

I think I'll walk over
and see her now.

Oh, ok. Sounds like
a great idea.

Alone. You understand.

Of course I do.
Can I at least walk you?

I'd like that.

Bill.

You wanted to see me?

What is he doing here?

I got a call from the attorney

who's representing the man
who hit you.

He wants to make a deal.

Well, of course
you told him no.

I did, then I found out
what he had to offer

in exchange for the plea.

I don't care, Bill.

Nathan, would you please
just listen?

We haven't even heard yet
what he's asked.

The man who hit you
was racing out of town

because Walden had hired him

to plant the incriminating
ledgers in Lucas's office.

He got scared
and he took off.

Now, his testimony
would almost certainly assure

that Lucas is exonerated.

And what does he want in
exchange for a hit and run?

Or tampering with evidence?
Or leaving the scene of a crime?

Or almost killing me
and my horse?!

He'd walk free.

Perhaps we should head down
to the derricks?

Fiona, let me ask you,
this area here.

Would you take Mr. Smith
and myself to see it?

The coal mines are in
the opposite direction

from the derricks.

Arthur, that's the last place
you want to go.

There's little or nothing
to see,

and what there is

remains covered in a thick
black coal dust.

It's rather unpleasant.

Hello?

It's due diligence, Jerome.

And with my meeting cancelled
today at the Valley Voice...

Ok.

I certainly have time.

Well, it looks like Lucas
will join our meeting

in Bill's office after all.

Yet still no sign of Henry?

No, sir.

Well, let's satisfy
Mr. Gilchrist's curiosity

and swing by the coal mines.

Don't fret, Jerome.

I'm sure Fiona will find you
somewhere to freshen up.

It's really the strangest thing.

Right now... I don't feel
one bit of nausea.

In fact, I could go for

a big scoop of honey vanilla
ice cream.

Hmm.

It's definitely the oddest flu
I've ever had.

I don't know, I'm normally
so in tune with my body

but right now I- oh.

I really can't make heads
or tails of this.

Oh.

I can... I think.

Rosemary, you might be pregnant.

Sorry, what did you say?

You might be pregnant.

Well, that's the funniest thing.

With this in it actually sounded
like you said "pregnant".

I did.

Wha...

I have gone through
your chart

and over all your paperwork.

I... I think I need
to lie down.

After all this time.

But there's a chance I'm not.

Every indication is
that you are.

Oh... but it would be so early.

Let's just wait and see what
happens over the next few weeks.

Faith...

I'd rather not tell Lee.
Not until we're absolutely sure.

If I even am at all.

Otherwise it would just
break his heart.

Walden hid the ledgers
behind this panel.

They were here the whole time
and I didn't even know.

His insurance in case he wanted
to double deal.

Gotta give it to him,
the man's smart.

I'd say devious.

That too.

Knowing he'd always have
the upper hand on me

and could blackmail me
at any time.

I'm thankful that your name
has been cleared.

Well, if Nathan decides
he doesn't want Bill

to accept the plea deal,
it might be short-lived.

Whatever happens,
we'll get through it.

You're gonna come visit me
in jail?

Every day and twice on Sunday.

Well, according to my
spectacular new watch

it's time for the meeting.

I'll be waiting.

Jos- hi.

Are you coming in?

Is that alright?

Of course it is, Lee.

Ok.

I don't want anything standing
in between you and me.

I don't either, and that's
why I'm here.

I didn't listen to you
about the loan.

I mean, I did, I listened
to you, but I...

I didn't hear you.

Mmm.

You know, when I found out
you went behind my back,

I can't tell you how
that made me feel.

Yeah.

I mean, you might be able
to understand as a man

who wants to be a provider,

but I'm not certain that
you could ever understand

the rest of it.

And that's not your fault.

I don't want you carrying it
for me.

I appreciate you coming down
to talk to me, Lee.

I just wanna look ahead to
my family's and my future.

You're a good man,
Joseph Canfield.

You're a good friend.

Thank you, gentlemen.

Lucas, we appreciate you being
so accommodating.

It's Bill's office, Mr. Smith.

I'm simply providing the table.

Arthur, join us.

Finalizing this deal's
been a long time coming.

Uh, Lucas, you two haven't
met yet.

Lucas, Arthur Gilchrist.

I've heard lots about you
from Fiona.

Miss Miller, please.

Of course. I meant
no disrespect.

Alright.

Should we all have a seat

and try closing this agreement
of yours?

Even in a reduced capacity
with Miss Miller

taking over for Henry I have
to say I wish he were here.

I'm sure you heard we had
to toss him out on his ear

at our last meeting
in San Francisco.

I still think we were
a bit rough.

I never toughed the man.
Did I, Miss Miller?

No, you didn't.

I'm not late, am I?

You sure know how to make
an entrance.

Well, I would have been
here sooner

if I hadn't have had
to track down Collin.

Can you tell me
about that man again?

Collin McCorry of Scotland,

where he did his fair share
of mining

before he landed here when
this was still Coal Valley.

So, you trust that these maps
are reliable then?

He's as good as any
geological engineer,

he just never went to school
for it.

And he believes that this mine
cannot be reopened

without a significant risk
of collapse.

It's his finding that it can
never be made safe.

No matter what we do.

So far they haven't mentioned
reopening the mines.

Smith, or likely Gilchrist,
will tomorrow.

If it wasn't Elizabeth
that told me about the mine...

- Mmmhmm.
- What would we do?

Oh, that's easy.
We'd print the story.

And if we didn't,
and word dribbled out,

which eventually it would.

Rumors spread like wildfire

creating all kinds
of misinformation.

Then why aren't
we publishing?

I don't know.

Maybe it'd be too impersonal
for people to find out that way?

And I'd be breaking my bond
with Elizabeth, my best friend.

- Oh, ow, Lee.
- Sorry.

I gave her my word.

Who said "he who dares not
offend cannot be honest"?

I don't know.

But I do know who said
I should talk to Joseph

before underwriting
his and Minnie's loan.

I'm gonna go talk to Elizabeth.

Ok, but you might uh...
you might need those.

Ah.

Bye.

How would you feel about

me building a treehouse
with little Jack?

I think he might be
a bit young to help.

Yeah, but I thought it could
be something fun

we could do together.

Lucas, you are wonderful
with him.

So yes. Why not?
See how it goes.

If nothing else he'll enjoy
being outdoors with you,

playing with rocks,
I'm sure.

- Oh!
- Rosemary.

Lucas. I'm sorry.

I wouldn't barge in if it wasn't
something important.

It's late.
I'll leave you two.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Thank you for being
so understanding.

I'll put the kettle on.
So we can talk over tea.

Oh. I woke you.

I must have nodded off.

I was headed home
and I saw your light,

and as usual here you are, overworking.

Is that
a professional opinion?

The opinion of someone
who knows you.

And what happens in this town,
you can only bear so much.

Well, as I've told you before, Faith,

they don't make 'em
like me anymore.

Bill, I didn't just happen
to be passing by.

I spoke with Carson.

I wanted his opinion
on your symptoms.

Well, you had no right
to do that.

- I'm worried about you.
- But I'm not.

And if you don't mind, Faith,
I have work to do.

Bill, please.
Get some rest.

You are putting Lucas
in a bad light.

That is not my intention.

- Well, I don't understand why-
- I don't like this any more-

- I already told you-
- I'm not asking your permission.

I think it is the responsible
thing to do

for everyone concerned
to print tomorrow.

Would you please
just listen to me?

Yes. Of course.

With the oil company

Lucas ran and sold looking
to possibly reopen the mine?

People will blame him.
They already blame Henry.

Well, then this story
could help clear up-

Can't you please just wait

until you have all of the facts
before publishing?

Then let people think
what they want.

I won't care then.

I told you all of this
in confidence, as my friend.

I wish you could see things
from my perspective

as our town's newspaper editor.

You've already made up
your mind

to publish tomorrow,
haven't you?

Rosemary, I really hope
you'll reconsider.

- Lucas.
- Nathan.

You have a moment?

At this time of night

I suppose if I said no
you wouldn't believe me.

Want to sit?

Sure.

You know, I appreciate it
when it's like this.

Quiet.

No one's around.

When I'm riding up and down
these streets

or out by the row houses

I'm reminded why I-

why I wanted to be a Mountie
in the first place.

To protect these people.
Keep them safe.

Keep order.

It's important to me.

And part of that is holding
people accountable

for their actions.

This plea, to me it's like
trading one wrong for another.

- It just doesn't-
- I understand.

I haven't made up
my mind yet.

I want you to know how hard
this decision is for me.

And I want you to know
that this isn't about us.

I appreciate you saying that.

Good night, Nathan.

What do you suppose
that's about?

Well, I'd like to think
my etiquette column

is getting some attention.

Manners once lost
are hard to find.

- Good morning, Molly.
- Morning.

Molly!

Molly!

You have to see this!

They have a right to know.

I'm sorry. I spoke
to Lee-

I was trying to protect Lucas.

And I wanted to protect the town
from troubling news.

But after speaking with you

and after reading
your article...

I realized they have
a right to know.

It was good.

And fair.

And it was the right thing
to do.

Still, I'm not happy about
the way things unfolded.

Publishing may have been
the right thing to do

but it was the wrong way
to go about it and...

I'm sorry. I won't betray
your trust like that again,

not for the newspaper,
not for anything.

I'm so glad to hear you
say that.

I don't like the idea of us
not being able to share things

with each other.

I don't wanna be guarded
with you.

Elizabeth...

I'm so sorry you're still
feeling under the weather.

Um. I wanted to tell you-

Maybe Faith should come by
and check on you.

I don't have a fever.

No, you don't.
You're actually quite cool.

You even have pink cheeks.
You look like you're glowing.

Rosemary?

I was trying to tell you.

Yes. Maybe.

Possibly.

Rosemary!

You're gonna have a baby?

Fiona: Line item 15, maintenance

and cost of said maintenance

of all equipment relating to -

Oh, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Is that your legal rendering?

No, it's my rubbish rendering.

I don't have time to dance
around this anymore.

Gentlemen, is your intention
to reopen the mine?

Unfortunately,
it's not that simple.

It is that simple.

I'd like to acknowledge

that a binding agreement's
already in place.

And what we eventually do-

We live in the shadow
of that mine.

Forty-seven men died there.

And that is why I don't believe
this issue is as simple

as it's been characterized.

This may be a good time
to take stock of ourselves

and what we want
out of this agreement.

We'll adjourn for now.

Ah, Rosemary.
What can I do for you?

Well, I was hoping
to get a slice of-

Oh, this gooey butter cake that
I've been hearing so much about.

To take with me.
Please, Joseph.

Alrighty.

I went for a walk and I might
have overdone it.

Oh, do you want me to get
Lee for you?

No, no. I'll be fine.

Oh, it's the funniest thing.

Despite feeling like this,

well, I still want a piece
of that cake.

You won't regret it.
There you go.

- Thank you.
- Mmmhmm.

Joseph, when you and I
first met,

the morning Lee injured
his back?

I remember that.

You dropped him off
at the infirmary.

As you were leaving
you said

"I'll be praying
for your husband".

I remember that, too.

I know those weren't just words.

And ever since then,
from time to time,

well, I've been praying
that Lee and I

might some day have a baby.

Well, I believe that god hears
all our prayers

and answers every
one of them.

Not always the way we want,
of course.

- You do?
- Yes, I do.

Thank you.

And thank you.

You're very welcome. Enjoy.

Jerome: My interest was never
in coal, Henry.

I believe that oil is
this country's future.

The world's future.

But Arthur convinced the others
to reap additional benefits

by selling that coal
to the foundry.

What are we doing?

Let's conduct business
the way we used to.

Civilized. Cordially.

Across a table and over
two glasses.

Nathan.

Listen, I know Lucas is busy
with business negotiations.

Oh, you heard that,
did you?

- Jack, Mountie Nathan's here.
- Okay.

I wanna let you know, I'm
advising Bill to take the plea.

You have no idea
what this means.

Well, it's the right thing
to do.

As a Mountie and
all that you stand for,

I have an idea of what it took
for you to make this decision.

Thank you.

Mountie Nathan.

Mountie Jack.

Can I get you anything else?

No, thank you, Mr. Canfield.

How did you enjoy
that pot roast?

Oh, not a bit,
I'm afraid.

Wait, maybe there is
something else.

Hmm?

The mine disaster.

Tell me about it?

Well, my family and I weren't
living here at the time

but I believe I can fill you in
on the scars that it's left.

Please.

If you'd care to sit.

Oh, yes.

Where do I begin?

Those tunnels are
1,500 feet deep.

Henry, you need not remind me.

I don't care what kind of
skilled labor you put in there.

You can't put men in there

without proper drainage
and ventilation.

It's been years since coal
was excavated in this area.

There have to be better,
more efficient ways.

Better, but not good enough.

Sweetheart, I called the house

and when you didn't answer
I rushed over.

I'm sorry, I- I didn't mean
to make you worry.

You should be at home resting
on the couch.

Well, at home resting on
the couch sounds very nice.

- Well then let me drive you.
- Alright.

- Lee?
- Yes?

I love you.

Well gee, sweetheart,
I love you, too.

Now let's go.

We could go to court over
Judge Parker's ruling,

but his decision has numerous
weak points

and we'd only be delaying
the inevitable.

Allow Miss Miller to handle
the affairs of the oil company

while you and I
handle the mine.

We'll work together to make sure
the working conditions

are made safe.

And if they can't be,
well then,

nothing ventured,
nothing gained.

What do you say?

What's this? What's this?
Oh, a dragon.

What's this?

Those are binoculars.

I can see you guys
from far away.

Do we seem far away?

Wait, what's this?

That looks like a doll.

No, a statue doll.

Do you feel like
celebrating tonight?

What do you have in mind?

Just another quiet dinner.

Yes. And that reminds me... binoculars

that I've forgotten to give you
your birthday present.

Oh.

Telephone, buddy.

Just a moment.

Hello?

Lucas: Yes please, Florence.

Bill?

I appreciate you letting
me know.

Henry's agreed to manage
the mines.

So, they're definitely
being reopened.

I'm afraid we're out of options.

Lucas, this isn't your fault.

I bear at least
some responsibility.

Well, I don't believe that.

When Bill placed the call

Florence asked
what it was about.

She's understandably
very upset.

Tonight's not a night
for celebration.

Would you mind
if we postponed?

Of course not.

Thank you.

Oh, hey. You coming up?

Buddy!

Thanks, buddy.

Ladies.

Molly. Florence.

I'm sure you've heard
what's gone on.

I'm sorry, I- I...

You're a hateful man, Henry.

How could you
let this happen?