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(narrator): Previously on The Way Home.

- So apart from trying to save my brother,

I also have to have a newspaper published.

- I'll get the edition out. - I'll... I'll help.

- Come on, don't you want to swim, Del?

Come on, that's it! - I believe Jacob is alive

and held prisoner in Cyrius's house.

- Oh my God. Jacob.

(man): Get the witch!

- I'll distract Cyrus's men while you get Jacob to safety.

(man): She's heading towards the water!

(suspenseful music)

(grunting)

- What is going on?

- Jacob...

He's hurt, so I'm trying to help.

- Wait, what happened?

(pills rattling) Mom, stop.

Del is going to wake up and she cannot see you like this.

- You're right, you're right. Okay. (sighs)

- Hey, Mom! Mom, stop. Hey!

You're scaring me. What happened to Jacob?

- They beat him. Badly.

So, I... I have to back to him.

- Mom, please, I know Jacob needs you,

but are you okay?

- No, I am not okay.

He could be dying right now. Do you understand?!

(indistinct arguing)

(cellphone ringing) (sighing)

- Hello? Yes.

(sighs) I'm sorry. What?

- I have to go.

- Katherine?

Katherine! Where are you going?

- Nowhere, Grandma, it's just...

(suspenseful music)

(birds chirping)

- Katherine!

What are you doing?

(dramatic crescendo)

(theme music)

Care to explain?

The mayor's office called looking for you.

She wants to know why

the Founders Day edition is "a complete embarrassment."

I told her I was sure there was a logical explanation.

So what is it? I'm all ears.

- It's my fault. I put the paper out.

- Alice? Why would you ever--

- I'm sorry, I was just trying to help--

- No, no, no.

It's not her fault. - It sure isn't.

(sighs)

Alice, could you give me a moment with your mother?

(sighs)

- Mom, I know that this looks bad...

(knocking) (sighs)

- Give me a moment. Don't you go anywhere.

We are not done.

Yes?

- Hey, Del.

Hope you don't mind a pop-by. I brought the good stuff.

- Hi, Sam.

(Kat sighs)

- We have to tell Del the truth about everything.

It's the only choice we have. - No.

Even if she does believe us,

what if we get her hopes up and then I...

I can't do it to her.

- I thought you might want to see the new exhibit

at the gallery, maybe we can go for a bite after,

walk down by the water.

(chuckles)

- Look, um...

I'm right in the middle of something.

But just so we're clear,

one moonlight swim doesn't mean I want to be one of your girls.

- Noted.

And just to be even clearer, I was asking as a friend.

- Good. - Alright.

I noticed on my way in

that the hinges on your barn door is rusty.

I just fixed mine, I'd be glad to do the same for you.

- Let's hold the home improvement talk

for another day, shall we?

Thanks for this, friend.

(door closing) - Go. Go, go, go.

(Kat sighs)

- Uh, Mum, you were absolutely right.

I'm sorry. I'm gonna go and fix the paper.

- I lied to the Mayor to protect you

while you're off doing God-knows-what.

- I didn't ask you to. - I didn't have a choice.

(sighs) You used to care about this job

and now, you are unreliable, unprofessional

and I have to fix it.

Which was one thing when you were younger, Katherine,

but you are a grown woman.

And I can't be cleaning up your messes.

- Did you do that for me, though?

Or was it just to protect

your precious reputation in this town?

- Don't you turn this around on me.

(sighs)

You are hiding something.

And I want to know what it is.

- I just need a little more time, okay?

Then I will explain everything.

Can you just trust that I know what I'm doing?

- Given our history? No.

- Fine. Well, then maybe it's just better

for the both of us if I go.

- Fine. Just leave again.

Go on!

(sighs)

(door closing)

I'm really sorry you had to hear that, Alice.

- What are you going here?

- Alice called and told me about Jacob.

- I held him in my arms, El.

And I can't even tell my Mom,

so I have to go back and bring him home alive.

- I know, just... I want you to be safe

and prepared for whatever happens,

meaning I really don't think

it's gonna let you take all that back.

- I really don't have time for your pond theories.

Okay? It... It will work.

It has to.

- Kat?

Good luck.

(exhales deeply)

(mysterious music)

(birds chirping)

- Alice!

Hey!

It's been a while. How are you?

- Uh, hi. Uh, what are you doing here?

- Oh, I just got into town but no one's around.

Have you seen Kat or Elliot?

- No, um, they're... They're not here.

- Wow.

Del's still hanging onto this old girl, huh?

You guys ever take her out? - Oh, um...

No. No one has, really.

- It's too bad. They don't make them the way they used to.

Guess that makes me sound kinda old, huh?

- Uh, so...

I have to get ready for school.

- On Saturday?

- Work. See you later.

(sighs)

(bubbling)

- No!

(heavy breathing)

- You know, I didn't want to interrupt,

but my money was on the pond.

- How long have you been sitting there?

- Long enough.

I'll take you to Jacob. - How is he?

- You'll see.

(heavy breathing) What is this?

- Goodwin has everybody in town

looking for the witch who hexed him.

You'll be safer as a man.

(sighs deeply)

(sighs)

(keys jingling)

(sighs deeply)

- Surprise! - Ah!

(laughs) Nick?

What are you in my house? - Spare key.

You really should find a new spot for that.

(chuckles) Buddy, hey.

- Hi, buddy.

(laughing)

Yeah, I meant, why aren't you on a yacht in the Caribbean?

- I had time between charters and...

I needed a little break from wedding planning.

Boys weekend? - Huh?

Okay, fine.

My moms may have told me about your Founders Day speech.

Ah. - And they said you killed it.

Um... I should've been here for you, buddy.

- It's fine.

And the town finally got a Founders Day

that wasn't ruined by an Augustine, so...

- There's only one Augustine who did that...

Wow! It's bigger and bigger every year.

- Yeah, like a full-fledged dinner plate.

(chuckles) - Whoa.

The dent is still here.

Why haven't you fixed this?

- I guess... it's a good reminder

of who I don't want to be.

- Elliot, you're nothing like him.

But I definitely pity anyone who did ask you about your family.

Yikes.

(laughing)

- So you're hiding Jacob in the lighthouse

that Cyrus paid for?

- Last place he'd think to look, don't you think?

- Now, just wait. There's a...

(grunts)

...trap door.

- Yeah, I know.

(tense music)

(dramatic crescendo)

- It's alright. I'm here.

Thomas will stay above to keep watch.

I'm so glad you're back. - Oh.

How is he?

- His wounds have begun to fester,

but I'm doing everything I can to draw out the contagion.

(moans) Pass me the poultice.

And the rag.

- You know, I had the antibiotics,

I had the painkillers, but the pond,

it just wouldn't let me bring it back.

- You're here and that's all that matters.

Remember when I healed your wound?

- Yeah.

- Then know he has a fighting chance.

- Okay. What can I do?

I mean, I can't just sit here.

- Then help me.

I need more herbs.

It's too dangerous for us to go into the town.

You'll need to gather them.

- In the woods?

I wouldn't even know what to get.

- I'll make you a list

and Thomas will go with you.

- I just...

I think I should stay.

You said you wanted to help Jacob.

This is how.

(seagulls crying)

- And it's been sitting in that yard for what, decades now?

Do you think Del would be ready to sell it?

- You really want to take that on?

Believe me, I tried,

getting that boat up and running is a huge job.

- That's half the fun for me.

- You know, it's kinda crowded in here.

Why don't we hit up Wally's instead?

- No way. I've been craving a Famous Point turkey club

for a month now.

Alice, hey.

So this is where you were rushing off to earlier.

- Yup, here I am.

- And she's clearly busy, so let's order.

- Uh, turkey club, iced tea, please.

- And a coffee. It's all to go.

It's beautiful out. - Alright.

Okay, no offense to Kat,

but did she have a 12-year-old put this paper together?

Hey, you never told me the Lingermore place was for sale.

That poor Evelyn.

She's been shut up in that house for what,

20 years? - 17.

- 17 years?

Is that because the house was trashed at that party?

- Yeah, things got out of hand.

Kids at that age can be really stupid.

Guess she felt like the town let her down.

- Yeah, it was a long time ago. How's that order coming?

Oh, um... sorry.

Just a second, it's coming right up.

- Do the hinges on my barn look rusty?

Be honest.

- Is that a euphemism?

(sighs) - No.

Sam pointed them out earlier.

Out of nowhere. (scoffs)

As if I'm letting my place fall down around me.

- Oh, the nerve of him.

You know, he cancelled our second date.

- Really?

- Apparently, he's serious about someone

and off the market.

He really wasn't my type.

- Did he say who it was?

- No, but I'm sure I'll hear about it

through the grapevine soon enough.

Oh, I know.

Get him to come over,

take another look at those hinges and find out.

(chuckling)

- Oh, yeah! Thank you.

- There you go. - Okay.

- Gotta run. Thanks, Alice.

- See you, Alice. Nice seeing you.

- Um, hey, Monica. - Hey.

- You were here in 2007, right?

(chuckles) - Yes.

- Do you know remember anything

about that big party at Lingermore?

- It... You know,

that wasn't a great moment for this town

or the people involved.

I gotta go... I'm gonna check on my pies.

I'll be right back.

- Well, she's definitely hiding something.

- Yes! Hi. It's so weird, right?

And she's not the only one.

I mean, you grew up here. Okay? So...

Did you know anything about that party?

- Uh, well, I was one in 2007, so no.

- I feel like something really bad

happened there back in the day.

- Can't you look it up?

- Oh, I've tried, but there's nothing online.

- How about the town archives?

- The Herald's closed today, 'cause my Mom's...

She's away.

- Oh, I'm sure she's got some keys lying around

we could... borrow.

(Kat): Do you even know what you're doing?

- I know every inch of these woods.

You learn quickly enough what will save you

and what will kill you.

(sighs deeply)

Speaking of,

unless you wish to kill your brother,

I would avoid the water hemlock.

For a witch, you know shockingly little about nature.

- Wait a minute. You think that I'm actually a witch?

- I saw you leap into that pond two days ago

and only emerge again this morning.

How'd you manage it?

Was it an illusion?

Or was it truly sorcery?

- Well, it's...

a little hard to explain. - Shhh!

- But you asked me a question, so I'm answer--

- Quiet.

(muted complaint)

(heavy breathing)

- If Landry and that witch had any sense,

they'd be long gone by now.

Well, when we find the witch,

we'll have ourselves a little bonfire.

(chuckling)

- They're gone.

(sighs deeply) - Good.

Good. Thank you.

(sighs)

Um, Thomas, I...

I'm...

- Yes, Witch?

- I'm not a witch, I'm a time traveler.

- You're a... time traveler?

- Yes. From 200 years in the future.

It's... It's the pond, okay?

It lets me travel back and forth.

It's like... a portal, right?

So I guess you could say-- (laughs)

Stop that!

Hey, no, I'm serious! Okay?

How else do you think I knew about the hidden cellar door

in the lighthouse?

Or Cyrus' key?

I brought that with me from my time.

- This all seems a little far-fetched.

- Oh, yeah. A little more far-fetched than witchcraft?

- Fair point.

(sighs)

- Wait. That's...

That's it? I mean, no follow-up questions?

You don't want to know what happens in the future?

- Fine. Go on, then. Tell me.

- Well, I probably shouldn't.

Um, just for your sake.

- Are you always this confounding,

or is it something I bring out in you?

- You don't believe me. - Fine.

If you're from the future as you say,

there's only one thing I'd like to know.

Who wins this blasted war?

That's your question?

- Well, I'd like to know if I should switch sides.

- Well, um...

Technically, it ends in a draw.

(laughs) - A draw?

You'd have been of more use to me as a witch.

- I at least got to ask.

- What's Claire going to say about all this?

Aren't you two supposed to be saving up for the wedding?

(sighs) - Hey, Del!

- Nick! Oh, hey, honey!

Welcome home. - Oh.

- How's life on the water? - Well, that's actually

kind of what I was hoping to talk to you about.

Now, I know you turned down an offer last year,

but I was hoping maybe you'd be more open

to a family friend taking the boat off your hands.

- Oh... (chuckles)

You'd like to have that old thing?

- She deserves to be restored and brought back to life.

- That was the plan.

- I couldn't even get the engine going.

(Nick chuckles) - And uh...

You're the right guy for the job?

- I could really use a project, right now.

Something to give me some focus,

pour all of my time and money into.

Plus, I think my moms would much prefer this to skydiving.

- You have a compelling argument there.

Oh, um...

I've got something I have to take care of right now.

Just give me some time to think about it, okay?

- Yeah, of course. I... I'm not going anywhere.

- Yeah. Welcome home.

- Hey, Del. - Hey, Sam!

- Gentlemen. - Sir.

- You really looked at this layout and thought,

"Yup, this is ready to go out into the world"?

(chuckles) - Rub it in, much?

I've gone back months

since Evelyn's op-ed piece in the paper,

and there is no mention

of anything happening at Lingermore in 2007.

If something so bad did happen, then...

How did it not make the news?

Wait.

Whoa, where's the fire, Nancy Drew?

(chuckling) - Uh...

People want to forget that this ever happened.

- Maybe there was a story, but it didn't make it to print?

Oh, wait. Hold on, what's that?

- I can't tell what I'm looking at, but...

It must be something, right?

- Could be, yeah.

- Uh, is there even a film lab near town?

- Um...

Doubtful. (chuckles)

Um... Look, I gotta... I gotta go.

I'm gonna be late for my shift.

- Yeah, sure. You should go.

- Talk soon.

- Yeah.

- How do you have free rein over this place anyway?

- Wait, did you do something to the lighthouse keeper?

- I am the lighthouse keeper.

- So smuggling doesn't pay the bills?

- It makes for good cover

and Jacob is the one who got me the post.

(Susanna): Katherine? He's stirring.

- Hey.

Jake, it's me.

It's Kat.

Hi.

- Where am I? - Jacob, it's your sister--

- Susanna!

- What's happening? - It's not your fault.

It's his fever, it's causing delirium.

(sobbing) Shh, it's okay.

- Where am I?

(sobbing) - Jacob, please.

- Jacob... (Jacob screams)

- I don't know what to do.

(bottles jingling)

(Jake): Where... Where is it?

(Jake pants)

(Jake screams)

- Get out of my way.

- What... (sobs)

(sighs deeply)

- We managed to calm him.

- Is that all Jacob's life is worth to you?

Just a few lousy bottles of rum?

- No. (sighs)

But, Kat, you need to know the truth.

Jacob is not the innocent boy you remember.

He's the one who came up with this plan

to skim off of Goodwin's shipments

to the British. - Just stop, okay?

I don't want to hear it. - Yes, I provided the contact...

- God! - But he... He did the rest.

He's the reason why that hidden room even exists,

because we built it together, right under Goodwin's nose.

We profit off the profiteers.

- And I should believe you

after all the lies that you've been telling me?

No. No, because the Jacob that I know,

he's smart and he's creative and he's kind.

- He can be all of those things and still lie

and cheat and steal.

- No, no! 'Cause Jacob has a conscience.

- Jacob has a responsibility to his family.

- I am his family!

- Then why are you judging him so harshly?

I don't know what time you come from,

nor do I care, but here, in this time,

you do what it takes to survive.

- What do you think I do?

Every time I jump into that pond,

I'm risking everything!

And for what?

Jacob is dying.

And I might never get to know him

and he's not gonna know me after all of this time!

And I have to know him, do you understand me?

I have to know him!

Stop, please, stop! What are you doing?

Thomas, put me down!

Let me go!

- You want me to let you go? - Let me go!

- You want me to let you go? - Put me down!

Put me down.

Just...

Put me down.

Why the hell would you do that?

- I thought you needed to cool off.

(**)

- Well, thanks you for this. And diner.

- Oh, it's the least I could do

for helping me with my barn door.

- I was surprised you called me at all after this morning.

- Ah. You caught me at a bad moment.

I had a big fight with my daughter.

- Ah, say no more.

No matter how old mine get, when we argue,

it's like they're 15 all over again.

(sighs)

- Listen, Sam, uh...

What I said earlier,

about not being one of your "girls"...

- Oh, there are no "girls," Del.

I'm done playing the field.

I've met somebody really special right here,

and I don't want her to think she's just one of many.

- Isn't that a bit presumptuous,

even for you?

- No, it's not presumptuous. I'm confident, I guess.

- I'm flattered, but...

I don't know that I want to be in a relationship.

And I don't want to waste your time.

- Oh, you're not.

I'm just enjoying getting to know my neighbor.

- Alright, then.

- Now this...

This is a boys weekend.

- And hey, soon we can be doing this

on your new boat, apparently.

- Yeah! If Del goes for it.

- Okay. Uh, sorry, but I gotta ask.

How exactly are you planning to fix it up this boat

when most of your year you're out on the water

and you and Claire live nowhere near here?

(sighs)

- Claire called off the wedding.

- No! What happened?

(sighs)

- She got sick of me being gone all the time.

She knew what she was getting into

when we first met, but then reality sets in.

It gets tough, you stop fighting for each other.

- Oh, I'm sorry, buddy.

Yeah, I...

(inhales deeply)

(sighs) I get it.

- I love her.

Maybe sometimes, love just isn't enough.

Hey, while we're drowning our sorrows...

Whatever happened with you and Kat?

I thought you were coming home this summer to win her back?

- It's complicated. And maybe you're right.

Maybe love isn't enough.

(soft music)

- Truce.

- Truce.

When he came in on that boat...

His eyes... they were the same.

He was my brother. I knew him.

At least, I thought I did.

What if I never get the chance to really know him?

- I've lost two brothers.

Losing Jacob would be like a third.

We walk this earth for the time that we're given,

and then we return to it.

- You say that so easily.

- Why make something that's inevitable difficult?

Though, perhaps, it would be better

not to become so used to death.

(sighs)

- How can I be so close,

and yet so far?

- Jacob once asked me that very same question.

- He did? - About the stars.

He was fascinated by them.

- He was? Really?

- I told him the distance,

whether it's from stars or from people,

is not the thing to worry about.

Worry when you cannot find them at all.

You still have time, Kat.

Don't lose sight of those stars just yet.

- This is Noah. Leave me a message.

(beep) - Hi, uh...

Noah, it's Alice. I thought I'd go old school

and just give a call instead of texting but, um...

Anyway, it's just 'cause you said that we'd talk later,

but I wasn't sure if you meant like talk later

about anything in particular,

or if you just wanted to talk later, uh...

Yeah, this is... This is getting a bit awkward,

I'm just gonna delete this.

(sighs)

- Message saved. - No, no, no! Ugh!

(sighs) -

Uh, I was just checking to see if I could get the engine going.

- You didn't hear all that, did you?

(sighs)

- Katherine?

(sighs)

- Oh, God. Oh...

How long I have been sleeping?

- It's a long way into the day, but you needed the rest.

- And you, did you... Did you sleep at all?

I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry that I've gotten you involved in...

In all this, Jacob, the pond and...

and the smuggling and-- - No.

- That has been a part of my life for a long time.

While Cyrus sold his rum to the British,

my father sold it illegally through the shop.

After he passed,

Thomas tried to bribe me with gifts

to continue their partnership.

But I couldn't do it.

Perhaps life would have been easier if I had.

Who knows?

- Well, all I know is that...

I'm so grateful

to you for everything.

For Jacob, for me.

(coughing)

What's happening?

- I don't know.

- What... what do we do?

- I... I don't know. I've done everything I can.

There's nothing else to do.

- There has to be something!

(tense music)

Thomas...

If you care about Jacob as much as you say you do,

then you'll help me, okay?

We have to get him to the pond, like now!

- It's too dangerous, Katherine.

- I don't care. We got to do something before it's...

There's not enough time!

- What if Goodwin's men catch us?

What do you think they'll do to Jacob?

What do you think they'll do to you?

- It doesn't matter what happens to me.

- That's not true.

I think you matter very much to someone.

I've heard you calling out her name.

(sighs)

- Alice.

What am I supposed to do?

(sobs)

(horse galloping) What?

- It's Goodwin. Move. - Wait.

- You need to get back in the cellar.

- No, wait, wait, wait.

- Don't worry, I'll take care of it.

- Okay, but just promise me that you'll be careful.

- Now, what fun would that be?

(dramatic crescendo)

- Thank you. - So...

Any update on The Herald fiasco?

Is Kat issuing a reprint or not?

Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa.

If it isn't Port Haven's former most eligible bachelor.

Did you ever find out who his special someone is?

- Uh...

(gasps)

- Well, well, Del Landry.

(chuckles)

Oh... Well, if nothing else, he's got great taste in women.

- You sure you're okay with this?

- I am more than okay with this.

- Hi. - Hey.

- Can I join you? - Yes, please. Please do.

As long as you don't mind feeding the rumor mill...

(chuckles) - Just let them talk.

We know where we stand. - We do, we do.

You board my horse in exchange for free farm labour.

(chuckles) So, I was thinking, next...

Maybe a little fence repair?

- Oh. It's a date. - Right?

(chuckling) Good.

So maybe we can talk about dinner afterwards, yeah?

- Okay. - Yeah.

- So I've got this great... Can I just get a coffee with...

(mysterious music)

Del?

Are you alright? - I, uh...

I'm sorry. What were you saying?

- I don't know what's wrong with me.

I just suck at reading signals lately.

Boys are so confusing.

Why can't they just say what they mean?

- Don't worry, you've got plenty of time to figure it all out.

- It's funny 'cause time never really seems to be on my side.

Ever.

I don't know, it's just...

I always seem to fall

for the ones I can't actually be with.

(sighs deeply) - Trust me,

I know exactly what that feels like.

Especially at your age.

Can I give you a piece of advice?

If you think someone's worth it,

let them know how you feel, there's no point in hiding it.

(chuckles) - That's Noah.

I should probably see what he wants.

- That's it, the look. The "worth it" look.

(chuckles)

- Hey.

- You've got those negatives, by chance?

- Yeah.

(neighing)

- Well, if it isn't Cyrus Goodwin

and his merry men.

To what do I owe this unexpected visit?

- You know exactly why we're here.

- Oh, you've come for tea? Should I put the kettle on?

- Search the premises.

(pained breathing)

(heavy steps) (distant shouting)

(grunting) - We have to keep him quiet.

- Shh.

(distant shouting) (indistinct whispering)

(gun shot)

(tense music)

(door squeaking)

(heavy breathing)

(mysterious music)

(gasps)

- Oh. - For me? You shouldn't have.

(sighs) - We heard a gun shot.

- Cyrus giving the "All Clear"

to the rest of the search party. (sighs)

They've moved on, we're safe.

(Jacob grunts)

- Is... Is he...?

- He's still here.

But I don't know for how much longer.

(sighs deeply)

- The program's pretty simple.

Scanning the negatives is the time sucker.

But now, we just wait

for the program to convert them and blow the images up.

- Anything I can do?

- You want to be in charge of music?

- Sure. Any request?

- No, just hit play. Let's hear what you're listening to.

* (I Want It That Way by Backstreet Boys plays) *

- Uh... Oh. Sorry, no, no. Not...

Not this-- - Don't...

you dare change it.

* You are my fire *

* The one desire *

* Believe-- *

- Oh, you know all the words? - Yeah.

My Mom's a superfan, how can I not?

You're the one with the voice. You sing along.

- No, no, no. I'm-- - Come on.

Oh, and the moves, okay!

* ...are two worlds apart *

- Come on. Don't leave me hanging here.

- I'm not singing.

* To your heart * Come on.

* When you... * See? Keyword, "You say."

* I want it that way *

* Tell me why *

* Ain't nothing but a heartache *

* Tell me why *

* Ain't nothing but a mistake *

* Tell me why *

* I never want to hear you say *

* I want it that way **

- Good news. I got the engine running.

- Oh... (chuckles nervously)

I am sorry, I hate to be the bearer of bad news.

I can't sell her. - Oh.

- You know, it was Colton's boat,

and I guess I'm still attached.

- It's a big decision.

I wouldn't want to pressure you

to do something you're not ready to do.

- I really appreciate that and I'm not saying no forever.

I'm just saying no for now.

- Thanks, Del. Really.

- Kat's not home, but you're more than welcome

to join me and Alice for lunch.

* I want it that way *

Oh.

(indistinct music)

- Is that Alice singing?

- Yeah.

Isn't she something?

- Unforgettable.

- You're gonna join us? - Um...

Actually, I should probably get going.

- Alright. Another time.

- Bye, Del.

* You are my fire *

* The one desire *

* You are *

* You are *

* You are *

* Don't want to hear you say *

(laughing)

- Um...

I'm sorry, I'm sorry. - No, no, no.

I'm sorry. We can't just...

pretend that never happened. - No, no, no, Alice.

Alice, look. - Wait, is that blood?

Elliot.

(**)

(sighs)

(tense music)

- Jacob, please don't go.

We're supposed to be a team, remember?

And I...

I can't lose you. (sobs)

Not again.

Please.

* Love your eyes *

* How they give me a reason *

* How they change in the light *

* I hope you know *

* You're everything I wanted *

* In my whole life *

* In your eyes, there's a horizon *

* So I can find my way back home *

* And you know when you find it *

* You'll never be alone **

(sighs shakily)

(somber music)

(cries)

(inhales suddenly) - Kat?

(soft music)

* In your eyes, there's a horizon *

* So I can find my way back home *

* And you just know when you find it *

* That you'll never be alone **

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