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Step away from the plate.

If that biscuit ends up
in my mouth,

it's not my fault.
It's your amazing cooking.

Oh, you're flattering me.
What do you want?

You want something from me?
Come on, out with it.

Out with it.

Drew!

- Oh, son!
- Ah, ah!

- Hi, Mom.
- Ah!

Let me look at you!
You've lost weight.

I promise you, Mom,

I have not lost any weight.

It's good to have
you back home.

- We've missed you.
- I've missed you guys too.

You couldn't have come back
at a better time!

Yeah. Yeah, it's...

it's gonna be good.

- Right here.
- Perfect. Thank you.

I don't want to send
a heart emoji.

Still the town's
most eligible bachelor, huh?

Hi, Grandpa.

Hopefully, not for long!

My heart belongs
to Miss Francine.

She just doesn't know it yet!

I didn't think you were
coming back 'til Friday!

Dad, it is Friday.

Oh, I know that.

- He falls for that every time.
- Ah.

God, we thank You
for this food,

for a great crop

and for bringing our family
together again.

Even those of us who are
continuously late for meals.

- Amen.
- Amen.

Welcome home!

- Thanks, sis.
- Hi.

It's just for a few weeks.

I'll be out of your hair
before you know it.

Can we stop talking
about your departure?

You just got here.

You knew your brother
was coming home today,

and yet, you were still late
for breakfast.

- Oh, honey, she's here now.
- Mm-hmm,

and I had every intention
of being on time.

You know, if I had a dollar
for every time you said that,

- I'd be a rich man.
- If I had a dollar

for every time you
made that joke, Dad.

Ah, ah. Della!

- Phone off at the table.
- It's not me.

Don't look at me,
my phone's in my truck.

Stupid phone.

Dad, you're setting
a bad example.

For who?
Your kids aren't kids anymore!

Well, some of you, Dad,
are still acting like one

and need reminding
that under my...

...roof,
you abide by my rules!

- Wow.
- That's it!

- Every day.
- Everybody is grounded!

Mmm! Thanks.

You're welcome.

So?

- So... What?
- You never texted me back.

You never told me
you were back home again.

Well, if you had
texted me back,

I would have told you I was.

So, how are you?

I'm fine.

Really, I'm... fine.

Everything is...
Everything is fine.

And the new job?

Well, teaching one in Austin
fell through,

which is why I took
this substitute job

in Chestnut Hollow. So...

I think it's gonna be...

Let me guess. Fine?

Yeah, fine.

You know, if I could've
taken a job anywhere else,

I would have, but...
It's just for two weeks.

And I think it will be good
to be back home.

I can help out Mom and Dad
with the orchard and the mill,

hang out with Jason again
and, I don't know,

maybe even...
run into, uh...

Rachel.

You know she moved away,
right?

Yeah.

Wishful thinking, I guess.

After 39 years
of being married to you,

I still can't read your mind.

However,

I do know
when something is bothering you.

You're going to laugh at me.

I would never.

Okay, but this time I won't.

Does it make us
horrible parents or great ones

now that both our kids
are back home?

Barry, I'm serious!

Drew still won't talk about
what happened two years ago

and Della
still can't figure out

what she wants to do
with her life.

We are horrific parents.
The worst of the worst.

Oh...

They're figuring
their lives out,

in their own time
and in their own ways.

And they've come back home
to do it.

Della maybe
a few too many times,

but she'll find her way.

They both will.

And that makes us
the perfect parents for them.

Oh, I don't know
where you got that speech...

- ...but I feel better now.
- Aw...

Your turn now.
What about this new job?

I thought everything
was going good.

It...

Nothing to tell.
It just didn't make me happy.

Okay.

But you know what did?

When I took over your room
last week

and moved all your stuff
into the guest room.

Right. Very funny.

What? I need privacy

as I navigate
this new chapter in my life.

So you're going to be sharing
a bathroom with Grandpa.

Well, you know...

I'm a lot faster than you are.

Don't know about that!

We got the loan,
if we want it.

Are we insane to expand now?

Most couples our age
are planning their retirement.

Well, good thing
we're not most couples then.

- Hmm?
- What if this doesn't work?

We've always had faith in us
and God is always good.

Now is not the time
to forget that.

Okay. Let's not say anything
to your dad or the kids yet,

in case this doesn't work.
I don't want to have to be--

In case what doesn't work?

Oh. Uh, we have a...

We... We're trying this...

- We're trying...
- A thing.

A new thing.
And we're trying it.

Right.

You guys aren't acting
strange at all.

Anyway, uh...
I was thinking,

since I don't start
until Monday,

maybe I could help you guy out.
The store looks pretty empty.

You guys do know

there's hardly any merchandise
in there, right?

Of course we do.

- We do, right Barry?
- Oh, yeah.

Yes. We're...

We're working on it.
Soon.

Uh-huh.

Why don't you and I
take a father-son walk?

See if we can find some apples.

Apples, right.

So, before your interview

at Clark's orchard...

Where's my lunch date?

Supposedly unpacking.

But most likely though,
he's playing

with whatever he unpacked
in box number one.

I seriously can't
thank you enough, Jen.

For finding this house,
the interview, for everything.

You did me the favor
by renting the house.

As for the job,

they were looking to expand
and I knew you'd be perfect.

Thank you.

Yeah, Aiden and I
definitely needed a change.

I just... I hope moving here
is the right decision.

I mean, you've known me
since the first day of college.

I was the overthinker of...

Well, everything.
And I still am.

But, I don't know,
when you mentioned

the job opening up
and this house...

Did I rush into this?

Was this a terrible idea
moving here

without actually
getting the job?

Should... I don't know.
What if they say no?

Could they say no?
Will they say no?

Stop second-guessing
yourself.

You've been wanting to move out
of the city for years.

You're right. Okay!

Um, how do I look?

Like someone about
to nail a job interview.

Thanks.

I should go,
'cause I want to be early.

You sure you don't mind
watching Aiden?

Are you kidding?

We've been waiting
for you to leave

so we could have ice cream
for lunch.

You're the best.

Bye.

- So if I'm honest, Mrs. Clark--
- Oh, please. Call me Susan.

Susan,
according to my research,

most of your revenue
comes from the orchard.

And only locals know
about your cider

so I think we need to do
something really exciting

to draw in a crowd.

Apple cider donuts
are exciting.

If you're serious
about making these changes,

we need to make this place
an attraction, a destination.

Somewhere that can grown
into a full day's event

and not just for the people
in and around Chestnut Hollow.

Mm-hmm. Can you excuse me
for one second, Lainie?

- Drew?
- Yep.

Do you need something?

Nope, um... I'm good.
Just, uh...

working away.

Go ahead, please.

So some low cost,
easy fixes would include

offering hay rides,
we can add a crafts day.

- Oh!
- ...nature walks,

we could support a lot more
local bakeries

especially through the season.

I also thought
we could put hay stacks

and corn stalks
around the property.

I feel like families
are gonna love that.

And I also think
you should strongly consider

a petting zoo.

Imagine baby donkeys,
little lambs...

And believe or not,
they're fairly low maintenance.

A petting zoo?

You can't be serious.

I...

I apologize, Lainie.
This is my son, Drew Clark.

Oh, your son?

It's okay.
Hi, I'm Lainie.

I'm sure you'd love to stay,
as the Orchard's...

advisor?

Accountant?

No, I'm not the...

Well, I'm not actually
on the payroll.

Um...

Unless you count my allowance.

But it's not like I...
I get an allowance now,

I mean,
that would be ridiculous.

I'm all...
I'm all grown up.

I mean, I used to get
one for chores,

a long time ago.

I'm a... teacher.

Well, if you forgive me,

and with all due respect,

I'd really love
to continue my interview.

Yeah, of course.

- By all means.
- Oh, and Drew?

You've got some donut
on your face.

- Other side.
- Huh.

Got it.

I'm gonna... I'll...

Okay.

- Where were we?
- Petting zoo.

Petting zoo.

Who ya spying on?

Grandpa, what are you doing,
sneaking around?

Oh, I could ask you
the same question.

Oh! She's a cutie!

- Stop waving!
- Did you get her number?

No, I didn't get her number.

Well, why not?

Because she's not my type.
Like, at all.

Well, for somebody
you don't like at all,

you're spending a lot of time
watching her drive away.

Andrew Joseph Clark!

Oh, all three names.

I haven't heard that
since you were a teenager.

Before you say anything,
I'm sorry.

For which part?

There were so many
unforgettable moments.

For all of them.

Do you want to talk about it?

A petting zoo?
Mom, come on.

That's ridiculous!

That's not
what I was referring to.

Listen, I know
you've been busy teaching

but have you been making time
to meet people?

You should be
getting out there again, Drew.

When is the last time
you had a date?

We don't have
to talk about this, okay?

I'm fine, okay?
I get out enough.

Well, it seemed fairly obvious
you thought Lainie was pretty.

And it seemed more than obvious

that, in fact,
you do not get out enough

by the way you handled
meeting her!

I appreciate
everything you're saying.

I really do,
but I am fine.

A word of motherly advice?

The next time
you're in front

of a very nice, smart,
beautiful woman,

don't do what you did today.

Copy that.

And you should know

that we hired Lainie
to manage things

and she's gonna market
the mill and orchard.

Why, Mom? I mean...

What's wrong
with the way things are?

Nothing's wrong,

but your father and I
might want to

change a few things
in the future.

You're up early.

Hey! I wanted to wish
you good luck today.

Uh, I also wanted
to give you these.

Um, okay. Thanks, I guess.

What am I supposed
to do with them?

You can give them
to the teachers.

I thought it would help
you make some friends.

And also, it's free advertising
for the grand reopening.

This coming from
the new marketing woman

- Mom and Dad hired?
- No, it was my idea.

Wow. Pretty smart, Dell.

How would she know
you're a teacher anyway?

Oh, right!

Except for that time yesterday

when you completely
embarrassed yourself

and the family name
when you met her.

- Mm-hmm.
- I forgot.

- Yeah.
- Completely forgot.

Yeah, I'm sure you did.
Thanks for reminding me.

No problem.
Good luck today.

Thanks, Dell.

Alright, great.
So who'd like to go next?

- Me, me!
- I do!

Let's see.

Sorry to interrupt
but we've got one more.

This is Aiden.

Aiden. Welcome!
Come on in.

We've got an open seat for you,
right there in the back.

- Hey, Aiden.
- Hi, Aiden.

Mr. Clark and I
used to be best friends

when we were your age.
And we still are, eh?

Yeah.

Yep...

Yeah...

So I need each one of you
to give him a hard time, okay?

Don't listen to him.

All right, thank you,
Vice Principal Jason.

You're welcome.

Okay, where were we?
Oh, Aiden,

We were just talking
about our summer adventures.

Do you have a story
you'd like to share?

No? That's okay.
It's all right.

Uh, who wants to go next?

Right here!

Chris.

I went to basketball camp.

Basketball camp? Cool.

Um, whereabouts?

Aiden, right?

Mr. Clark.

I know.

You miss the bus?

Oh! Aiden, hi!

Honey, I'm so sorry I'm late.

How was your day? Good?

It was okay.

Oh. It's you.

Yeah. You know,
I was thinking

maybe we can forget
our first introduction?

It wasn't exactly
one of my finest moments.

I'm Drew Clark.

I'm Aiden's teacher.

Lainie Ross.
New marketing manager

for Clark's Mill & Orchard.

Ah!

Well, thank you again.

No problem.

You know, uh...

If you're going to be
at the orchard,

I'm gonna be driving there
after school,

I can take Aiden with me
if that'd help you out.

I appreciate the offer
but that's really not necessary

because it will
never happen again.

Okay.

See you tomorrow, buddy.

So how was your first day?
Was it fun?

If by fun,
you mean nerve-wracking,

intimidating and overwhelming,
then yep!

Totally fun.

Well, what about Aiden?

Did he make any new friends?

Just Mr. Clark.

Mr. Clark?
Any relation to the new job?

Remember the opinionated son

who rudely interrupted
my interview?

Yeah. Well, turns out
that he is Aiden's teacher.

Well, he must've made
a good impression

if that's all Aiden
is talking about.

No, he's only talking
about him

because I was late
picking him up from school.

I don't know,
was it a mistake moving here?

I mean, I took Aiden away

from the only home
that he's known

and the only friends
he has ever had.

It was a first day,
for both of you.

Just give yourself time
to settle in.

I'm doing the overthinking
thing again, aren't I?

Hey.

Did you brush your teeth?

So, I know that we haven't
done this in a while,

but I was thinking
we should reinstate

the best part
of our day tonight.

What do you think?

Okay. Do you want do go first?

The best part of today was...

...right here and right now.

I'm pretty sure

that's the best part
of my day too.

Is it okay if we have
the same one tonight?

Okay.

- I love you. Good night.
- Love you too.

Before I forget,
I want to discuss your hours.

Drew tells me you have a son.
How old is he?

His name is Aiden
and he's actually gonna be 12

- next week.
- Ah.

I completely misjudged
the distance yesterday

but whatever hours you need me,
I will make them work.

I was just gonna say
the same thing to you.

Leave whenever you need to.
Family comes first.

I'm sure it hasn't been easy,
getting settled in a new town.

Yeah, it's a little tough
and Aiden is quite shy.

Hmm. I wasn't talking
about Aiden.

Yeah, it's been hard
for me as well,

but, you know,
we really needed a change

and I'm just so grateful
for this opportunity.

- So, thank you.
- Oh, we are so happy

to have you on board!

Now before the day
gets away from us,

I was hoping we could discuss
those ideas you had.

Yeah, absolutely.

Which ones did you want
to focus on?

- All of them.
- Okay.

But first, um,

any thoughts on a name
for the reopening?

Something catchy,

but also something
that makes people feel at home

when they come to visit.

So I've been thinking.
And I thought,

instead of the normal
seasonal opening...

- Mm-hmm.
- ... what if we make it

a grand reopening
and name it Harvest Homecoming?

Lainie! That's perfect!

- You like it?
- Yes!

So imagine
that area over there

overflowing with corn stalks
and bushels of apples.

And then, I thought we could get
the old truck out back

park it upfront
and make it a photo-op area.

- Great.
- Petting zoo over there.

Okay. The fence going up
this weekend.

And then all hands on deck
until everything is ready.

Okay, great. And then, once

the orchard's back
up and running,

you could have school functions,

birthday parties,
work functions.

All that sound wonderful.
We could do fundraisers too!

Yeah, exactly.
And the more people that come,

hopefully,
they tell their friends,

because word of mouth
is the best marketing.

- Perfect.
- Because it's free!

I know this probably
sounds really...

really overwhelming,

but I just
wholeheartedly believe

that Clark's is gonna be a place

where families and friends
come together

and they make memories
that last a lifetime.

And not just
in the fall season.

I'm already brainstorming
Christmas.

Uh, why don't we pick this up
in the morning?

The traffic can be
a little hit or miss about now.

- Oh, okay. Yeah, thank you.
- No problem.

- I will see you tomorrow.
- Yes, okay!

- I'm excited.
- Take care!

Alright, so.
It's all in the wrist, okay?

Snap the wrist,
release at the end.

Just like so.

See that?

Want to give it a try?

How about this?

Picture we're on
a beautiful lake

in a really cool old row boat.

Does the boat have
any holes in it?

Um, I really hope not.

Come on, give it a try.

Nice work!
You're a natural, buddy.

- Hi, Mom.
- Good job.

Can you thank Mr. Clark?

Thanks.

No problem, bud.
Good job.

I need to apologize.
I'm never late.

So do you usually keep
fishing poles

- in the back of your truck?
- Oh, you know what they say,

"You can take the boy
out of the country

but can't take the country
out of the boy."

And you never know
when you're gonna

come across a lake
that needs a little fishing.

You know,
I think that's equivalent

to the city girl version of,

"You never know
when you're gonna

walk past a store
that needs shopping."

Okay, yeah.

I feel like
I've been saying this a lot,

but thank you.

It's no trouble.

Okay.

Uh, actually,
could I get your number?

No, not like that.
Not, get your number,

get your number.
I just...

I just thought
maybe I could ask you

to bring Aiden
back to the orchard

if I'm ever delayed again.

You know, if you wanted
to call me or text me sometime,

- you could've just asked.
- No, no, it's not like that.

I'm just...

You know what?

Forget I said anything.

Forgotten.

Okay.

- Bye!
- Bye.

Mr. Clark asked me
to give you this.

Okay.

So family meeting.

Aiden, look, I know moving here
was a really big change.

You have a new school,
I have a new job and...

Also, a stubborn cow
can really make somebody late.

I had a feeling you'd need
to see it to believe it.

She completely blocked the road.

That's a big cow.

I know.

But still, I'm really...
I'm really sorry I was late.

It's okay, Mom.
It was kinda fun.

- It was?
- Uh-huh.

Well, that's good.

Hey, so your birthday
is coming up.

So I was thinking,

maybe we could throw a party
at our new house.

Invite some kids from class?

Maybe.

Can I go fishing sometime?

Uh, yeah.

I will borrow some poles
and I will find out where to go.

Not with you.
With Mr. Clark.

Honey,
Mr. Clark can't go with you.

He was just helping today.

But we could still go.

Never mind.

Okay.

So do we tell them
over dinner?

We don't need
my father's permission

nor our childrens'.
This is our cider mill.

Our orchard.

And last time I checked,
our money.

I know,

but we should explain
the baby goats

before they arrive.

They're gonna think
we've lost our minds.

Pretty sure they already do.

Ah. So, we have some news.

- Your mother and I--
- Who ya texting?

Uh, maybe a job.

Okay, you guys, Your father
and I would like to--

Clear out the fridge
and freezer!

I need all the space I can get!

Dad, what is all this?

It's for the church bake sale.

Okay, you know,
you're supposed to actually

bake things. Not buy them.

Well, I can't bake,
so I bought.

I just followed Drew's advice.

You said, in order to get
Miss Francine's attention,

I ought to be direct
and make it obvious.

I meant ask her out on a date,

not buy out every bakery
in the county!

Well, I wanted to get
her attention so badly,

I signed up to supply something
for everything on the list.

- Oh my.
- While we're on the subject,

I also offered the orchard
for the bake sale.

I thought, as long as
we're temporarily closed,

no one would care.

Dad, we're kind of
in the middle of something here

which is why we wanted
to talk to everyone.

I'll eat later.

Oh, it's Jason.
I gotta take this.

We'll tell them tomorrow.

We're getting baby goats!

Goats?

- Goats?
- Goats?

Or now, yeah.

- Now is good.
- Yeah.

Good night.

Night.

Hey.

Why didn't you say something
earlier?

We can't let Mom and Dad

put any more money
into the orchard.

Not that it's any
of our business,

but I think
what they're doing is great.

Are you kidding me?

Della, this whole thing
is absurd.

I mean, it all started
with Lainie and her crazy ideas.

No, it didn't.

Look, I know they talked
about expanding

a long time ago
but that's just it.

That was a long time ago!

Now is not the time
to be putting more stress

into a business
that's getting along just fine.

I think it's awesome

that they're still
growing together,

still supporting each other,
still in love.

I mean, you and Rachel

were only together
for two years--

Wow.

Really?

Thanks for the reminder,
Della.

I didn't mean it
like that.

Alright, everybody,
now we've been talking

about this for a week.

Now it's time to write about
your most favorite memory.

When it happened, what you did
and who you were with.

Now, once you've all
written your papers,

each of you will give
an oral presentation

to the class.

Alright, and don't forget,
read chapters two and three.

Kids! I'll see you
after school.

I'll see you later.

Boom, boom!

Okay...

No, no, no, no.

Whatever it is,
the answer is no.

You don't even know
what I'm going to say yet.

Dude, we've know each other
since we were ten.

That look has gotten me
in trouble

- more times than I can count.
- Name one time.

Well, when you said it'd be
fun to rope swing into the lake?

- It was epic!
- It was winter.

It was 30 degrees
and I was grounded for a month.

Like I said, epic.

So, I'm coaching basketball
this year too.

We're gonna have drills
after school

to help the kids
get ready for tryouts

and get a jump on conditioning.

How are you going to do that
while coaching football?

I'm so glad you asked!
Here's my plan.

You can run drills
'til I'm done on the field.

I think you've forgotten
I'm leaving soon.

I know.
I'm the Vice Principal.

I'm the one who signed
your contract.

Hmm.

You can help out
your oldest friend

until you go. See?

Great plan!

Great plan!

Dinner soon.
You're the best!

Yeah, I'm the best.

Ah!

Oh!

Um, sorry.

Do you uh,

- need help with something?
- No, um...

Actually,
I was looking for my parents.

But, apparently,
they're not here.

Uh, nope,
they've left me in charge.

Oh.

So, uh...
where's Aiden?

My girlfriend Jen
is watching him

at my house
until I get home.

Apparently,
he has a lot of homework

- from his teacher.
- You know,

I heard about that guy.

Really, really nice.
Really cool.

Great, great teacher,
I hear.

And humble too.

I heard that too.
Very... very humble.

- You know, I was--
- So, I was thinking--

So, I was thinking--

After you.

What I was gonna say is,
if your offer still stands,

I'd like to take you up

on driving Aiden back here
after school.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I can absolutely do that.

I'm helping out a buddy of mine.

He's got this after-school
basketball training camp.

You know, I think
it'd be great for Aiden

to come by, hang out.
Maybe even make a few friends.

Yeah, that sounds great.

I mean,
if it's not too much trouble.

Absolutely.

Absolutely no.

As in absolutely
no trouble at all.

Grandpa moved
all of our contents

to the mill refrigerators

until this bake sale
is over tomorrow.

Can't sleep?

No.

You probably
don't remember this,

but when you were, oh,
six years old,

Della would wake us up crying
in the middle of the night.

While Mom calmed her down,
you and I would come down here

and talk about life.

Six, huh?

I must have been
a riveting conversationalist.

Oh, you'd be surprised.

I still say we have
you to thank for the cider.

I'm serious.

Grandpa wanted to step back

from the day to day
with the orchard.

Mom was debating whether
to go back to teaching.

I don't know,
I must've looked stressed

and you asked me what was wrong.

I told you that I wanted
to start making cider

and open a little store.

I still hadn't told Mom yet.

You remember what you said?

"What're you waiting for?"

Hmm.

We've been doing all we can
with the orchard by ourselves.

But we're at a place now

where we either
sell and retire...

or go big.

I'm just worried.

What if it doesn't work out,
you know?

What then?

Ah, that's just it
about the future.

It's not for us to worry about.
That's...

That's God's jurisdiction.
Not ours.

Son, please don't take this
the wrong way, but...

Maybe if you stopped
running away

from people and places,

you might understand
what I'm talking about.

You might find yourself
in that future,

- a little happier.
- Dad, I'm not unhappy.

Fine, I'm less unhappy
than I was, okay?

You know what?
I feel like you need a hug.

I don't need a hug, Dad.

Dad, I'm good, really. Dad.

- Give your dad a--
- This is happening,

- huh?
- Ah...

Yeah. Thanks, Dad.

Here we go.

There she is, Miss Francine!
Look!

Don't look! Don't look!
Don't look!

You want me to look or not,
Grandpa?

Yes. Uh, no.

Is she looking over here?

I have to look to answer you.

Okay, but go real slow, okay?

Okay.

Well, now you look like
you've got your head

stuck in a jar of molasses.

- Good morning!
- Morning, Miss Lainie.

- What're you doing here?
- He means, hello.

I was getting to that,
Grandpa.

I mean, I thought you had
the day off?

I do, but I thought
handing out a flyers

would be a fantastic idea

to let people know
about the Harvest Homecoming.

Ah. You need any help?
I mean,

you should know
I'm quite the hander-outter

of all things flyers.

You know, I would say yes,
except I wouldn't

want to interrupt
any secret covert

operation with your grandfather.

You'd be saving me, trust me.
Plus, we can't do any work

for the opening
until the bake sale is over.

Thanks to Grandpa
trying to get a date.

You know, I was actually
about to take a break.

Do you think the owners
would mind

if I sat in their backyard?

Probably not,
but to be safe,

I should join you.

Good luck.

Grandpa...

Do you need any help?

Nope, all good.

Your family is so wonderful.

Your parents are
ridiculously cute.

Yeah, they definitely
set a high standard

for relationships.

Yeah, I didn't know love
could look like that.

It's definitely not been
my experience.

Mine either.

So why are you
a substitute teacher

who travels around?

Because you never stay
in one place long enough

to get close to anyone
who could possibly hurt you?

Wow. Not bad.

I minored in psychology.

Yeah, I spent my entire life
looking up

to my grandparents'
and my parents' relationships.

So when I met Rachel,
my ex-girlfriend,

I just sort of assumed it would
automatically be like theirs.

I don't know.

Maybe if I would have stayed,
it would have.

So what happened?
You guys just gave up

when it got hard?

Not exactly.

We had our entire lives
planned out.

We had a six-month plan
to a 40-year plan.

Year two, get married.

Year three,
start a family.

But the more we planned,
the more we changed.

And not necessarily
for better or worse,

just... different.

At the end of the day,

we just didn't want
the same things anymore.

I get that.

Wow, so you have
a lot of memories here.

Yeah, yeah.

Not all of them are sad,
though.

I grew up playing guitar

and even wrote a few songs
of mine own.

Well, given my extraordinary
therapist skills,

by the sounds of it,
you don't play anymore.

No.
That's part of the old life.

Wow, I just high-jacked
this conversation.

It was really nice.

Thank you for sharing
that with me.

Mr. Clark.

I see your baked goods
sold very well this morning.

Oh, yes, ma'am.
They really did, yeah.

All old family recipes,
they are.

Everyone is talking about
the unique selection

of delectable Southern desserts.

Hummingbird cake,
buttermilk pie.

You are quite the baker,
Mr. Clark.

Oh!

I must get
some of your recipes from you.

Oh, that would be a pleasure,
Miss Francine.

Wonderful.

Why don't we say Monday morning
right here at the orchard?

We can pick
some of your sweetest apples

and then, you can show me
how you made

that maple apple
upside-down cake.

Hello, Grandpa.

How do you make a maple
apple upside-down cake?

Make sure you give
your partner

a good target, okay?

So you do nice chest passes.
Alright? Let's go.

This is the kid you wanna train
for basketball?

The one seating
in the bleachers?

No, not exactly. I...

just thought he could play
a few games,

you know, meet some kids
since he's new in town.

I'm helping is mom out

by driving him
back to the orchad

and I thought
he could hang out here

- until I'm ready to go.
- Huh... there it is.

- You like the mom.
- I did not say that.

You didn't have to.

But first of all,
you know me, okay?

I would do anything
to help out any of these kids.

And second, it is not like that.

I'm just helping Lainie out,

since she's been
working overtime

to get the orchad ready
before the reopening, alright?

It'd be silly for her
to drive out to the school

when I'm literally driving
right back out to the orchad.

Hmm, literally.

Mm-hmm, literally.

I'm leaving in a week,
remember? Alright?

So whatever you're scheming
up in that head of yours,

you can forget about it.
Just give me a whistle.

Thank you.

Alright, kids.
Line up on the baseline

in groups of four.
Groups of four.

Uh, Chris?
Come here for a sec.

You think you could ask Aiden
to join you guys?

- Sure, Coach.
- Alright.

- Hey, how is it going?
- Hey, good,

but if Lainie is serious
about the store being ready

for this grand reopening event,
we're gonna need more products.

Oh, I've been calling
local bakeries

and no one will commit.
Everyone is short on staff.

I think we need to order
hats and shirts

with the new logo on it.
Ooh, and coffee mugs.

People love a good mug.
I love a good mug.

Dell, I need to ask.

Are you still thinking
of leaving soon?

If you don't like my ideas,
Mom, you can just say so.

I love your ideas,
that's why I'm asking.

I just... if you decide
you want to stay

and work here permanently...

Your dad and I just want
you to be happy,

but at some point,
you have to figure out

what it is that makes you happy
and commit to it.

- You really like my ideas?
- Love 'em!

You know, I'm thinking
right now is a really good time

to ask for a raise.

Oh, I'll give you a raise.

There you go.

Hey, bud. Good book?

It's okay.

You didn't feel like
playing any games today?

If you haven't noticed,
I'm...

not exactly
what the general public

would call athletically built.

Well, you know,
you don't have to be

overly athletic to play games.

Wanna know a secret?

When I was growing up,
right around your age, actually,

I, uh... I was, shall we say...
vertically challenged?

Wait.

- You were short?
- Yep, yeah.

I wasn't very good at first,
but...

I had a lot of fun
and made a lot of friends.

Well...

I'm not going to try out
for any team

so it doesn't really matter.

Look, I know it's tough,
being the new kid at school.

I mean, you and I,
we're kinda in the same place.

'Cause you're being
the new kid at school,

I'm the new teacher at school.
But I promise you,

the more you put yourself
out there,

the easier it gets.

If it's all the same,
I'll take your word for it.

Alright, well...
You could do that

or you could do
what I used to do.

What?

Make jokes.

- You were funny?
- Nope.

But I did make
a lot of friends that way.

You know, Coach Jason and I,
that's how we became friends,

and we are still best friends
to this day.

Can we go now?

Sure.

Good talk.

Are you sure it's okay?

How about we ask
your mom first, huh?

Ask your mom what?

Mr. Clark say it's okay

that I can take
a few apples home.

Okay, you have five minutes

and then,
you gotta do your homework.

Hey, wait! Not so fast.

What do you say Mr. Clark
for driving you?

- Thanks.
- No problem.

Now can I go?

Yeah.

So, uh...
How was your day?

- It was amazing.
- Hmm?

- Amazing, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

I got a lot of work done
and I actually saw

some videos of you
playing guitar and singing.

Your mom showed me a bunch.

- She did not.
- Mm-hmm.

Don't tell me she brought out
the old photo albums.

No, that's actually
scheduled for next week.

Oh, yay.

Drew, you were so good.

I think you should
start playing again.

Well, thank you,
I appreciate that.

You know, I...

felt a little inspired
the other night

so I decided
to take out my guitar.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

What inspired you?

Just a little
bit more.

You got this!
Okay, perfect.

Just a little bit more.

Almost there?

Good job, you're doing great.
You're so close.

Okay, a little bit more.

- Okay.
- A little bit more.

And... okay, stop.

He let me rid in it
and we practiced casting out.

Wow, you've had
a very eventful day.

Is there anything else
on your honey-do list for today?

Please say no.

You guys are done for the day.

Lainie, would you and Aiden like
to join us for dinner tonight?

Yeah, that's a great idea.

Please, Mom. Can we?

Uh... Yeah, sure.

I mean, if it's not
too much trouble.

- None at all.
- Alright!

- Thank you so much.
- You're welcome.

We got ourselves an emergency.

Dad, no more emergencies
until after dinner.

And maybe it can wait until
after Lainie and Aiden leave?

Nonsense!

You're sitting
at the Clark table,

you're family.

Besides, I'm hoping
that Lainie and Drew

have some good advice for me

seeing as they seem to be
getting along quite well.

Okay. Simmer down, Grandpa.
How about we eat first?

This can't wait.

Miss Francine asked me
on a date.

Oh, that great!

Isn't that
what you wanted all along?

Yes, but she asked me

to show her how to make
one of the cakes.

Oh!

See, I think that's
a perfect first date.

How come it's an emergency?

Well, because Grandpa bought

all of the desserts
he sold at the bake sale

to impress her.

See, I think it's sweet.

And I think Miss Francine
will think so too.

Y'all are fired as my family.

Except for Lainie.
I'm keeping her.

What about me?

Oh, I'm keeping you too,
Aiden.

Alright.

- Here you go.
- Thanks.

Well, it is the least
I could do.

You survived a Clark dinner.

That's something to be proud of.

Everyone is so nice.

You know, you asked me earlier
what inspired me

to start playing guitar again.

Being back home has helped,
but...

If I'm being honest,
really honest...

so did you.

- Me?
- Yeah.

I mean, it's been a while
since I've spent the time

to really get to know someone.

Actually, it's been a while
since I've even wanted to.

Well, if I'm honest,

really honest...

I could say the same thing.

Whoops!
Sorry to interrupt.

Uh, Grandpa.

We were just talking.

- Drinking apple cider.
- Sure, okay, yeah.

The audience would like
a concert from you

and our first request
is Fields of Gold.

Ah. Grandpa,
I really don't know if I can.

It's been years since I played.

Nobody's gonna judge you.

Well, except probably Lainie.

Oh, I'm so excited.

He's not wrong.
I'm doing this, huh?

Mm-hmm.

* Here's your stop

* Welcome home

* It's been a long time coming

* I'm happy to see you
out of your own *

* I know you're looking
for something more *

* Something to hold

* So take a hold of my hand

* And we'll take
the long way home *

* Through fields of gold

* Look to the lights
in the sky *

* You wonder
where they're going *

* And you're hoping
to find out on your own *

* You want to write
a little something more *

* Than what you've known

* You want to write
your own story *

* And find your own way home

* Through fields of gold

Ooh.
Dare I ask what that was for?

- It's a thank you.
- For what?

Faith.

In me and my crazy ideas.

Good Lord, did I have a choice
all these years?

You always had a choice.

And yet, you continuously
support me and us.

Susan, look at what we've done
over the last few weeks.

I know. And I'm praying
it'll be worth it in the end.

Otherwise,
we now have goats for pets.

- Gertrude.
- Nice to meet you.

Scamp and Wally.

Scamp?

I must say, Mr. Clark,

I was very impressed
by your baked goods.

Please, call me Joe.

Have you been baking
all your life, Joe?

Oh, I wouldn't say
my whole life, no.

As a matter of fact,

I came to the pastry-cheffing
quite recently.

Pastry-cheffing?
You don't say.

Well, shall we begin
my tutorial?

Sure. Well, yeah!

Yes, of course, yeah...
Yes.

Right. Well, first thing...

First thing is
to turn the oven on to...

350 degrees.

Oh, that was easy.

Alright, next is
to boil maple syrup.

One and a half cups?

Well, that's right.
How'd you know?

- Oh, lucky guess.
- Oh.

- What's next?
- Well, next is to, uh...

Hmm.

I don't know how to bake.

I know.

I'm sorry I misled--

Wait. You knew?

I supply some of the bakeries
with my pies and my cakes.

The same ones you bought
for the bake sale.

Next time you want to ask me
on a date...

...all you have to do is ask.

You got it?

- Yeah, that's secure.
- Yeah, it's looking good.

Your mother says
she doesn't have a boyfriend.

Who?

Why would I care
if she has a boyfriend?

- It's not like that, okay?
- Uh-huh.

But, just so you know,

that look on your face
says otherwise.

Hey!

Hay is for... horses.

Everything looks great.

Yeah, it is. It does.
I mean, thanks.

It looks great because of you.

Okay, well,

I will let you guys
get back to work.

- I just wanted to tell you that.
- Good to see you, Lainie.

- Nice to see you too.
- Bye.

Bye.

"Hay is for horses?"

Dad, please don't.

I know you said
it's not like that, but son?

You just proved
it's exactly like that.

What are you waiting for?

I'll be right back, okay?

Hey, um...

Hi.

Would you like
to have dinner tonight?

- With me?
- Oh no.

I mean, yes!

I'm sorry.

I guess, I would. I just...
I would...

I'd want to cook it for you

as a thank you
for doing all of this.

Well, uh...
Great, then. It's a date.

I don't mean date
like a date, date.

It's just like a...

a nighttime eating
get together event.

It's a date.
A non-date date.

Great, um...

Then I...
I'll see you tonight.

Yeah, I'll see you tonight.

Alright.

You know,
I was right around your age

when my Dad first took me
to the lake.

We were there all day long.

Not a single fish.

And right before we left,
I got a bite.

It tugged my line so hard,

before I knew what happened,

it pulled me
right into the lake.

- No way!
- Yep. True story.

Will you take me there
sometime?

Well...

Hey, you know what time it is?

It's time for bed.

Okay, go brush your teeth.

Night.

Night. See you tomorrow,
buddy.

Ooh, what you got there?

Two hot ciders
from the best mill in the state.

- Ooh, perfect, thank you.
- You're welcome.

I don't usually do this.

Actually, to clarify,
I never do this,

like at all.

Yeah, me neither.
I mean,

it's been a long time
since I wanted to date anybody.

Until now.

Same.

It's just been him and I for...

a really long time.

Mind if I ask what happened
with Aiden's dad?

No, not at all.

People always tell you
never to rush into things,

but when you're young
and you think you're in love,

you don't really listen
to people's advice.

You just jump in,
heart first, and...

- that's exactly what we did.
- Yeah.

We fell madly in love,
and then...

we fell equally
madly out of love

a few years later.

Must've been tough.

Yeah, it was.
It still is, sometimes.

But one look at Aiden...

...it's all worth it.

Wow, okay.

That was a lot to share
on a first date non-date,

whatever this is.

No, not at all. I...

I appreciate you
opening up to me.

So much so,

that I'd like to ask you
out on a second one.

Um...

It...

Of course, you'd rather not

because you don't want
to get too close to someone

who might be leaving in a week.
I get it.

Um, thank you again for dinner.
For... everything.

Actually...

Uh, yeah.

Yes on a second date.

Yeah?

Okay, great.

Good morning. Coffee?

Yes, please.

And you're rather chipper.
Drew is chipper.

What's going on in here?

Well, we're just staring
at Drew awkwardly

until he tells us
about his date with Lainie.

Or we could ask Grandpa

how baking with
Miss Francine went.

-Oh!
- Terrible.

No!

I'm sorry, Dad.

No, no, don't be sorry!
It... it turned out great!

I'm taking her on a date!

I thought you said
it went terribly.

The baking part did.
It was beyond terrible.

- But she liked me anyway!
- Aw...

Oh, I almost forgot
the best part.

I told her about the store
and the baked goods

and she said she'd be happy
to supply pies to us.

That's some good news.

Now I do believe we need
an update from my grandson.

Mm-hmm.

Although it's none
of your business,

I had a good time
on my date.

Oh...

You know,
practice ends early today.

- Okay.
- So I was thinking.

What would you say
if I took you and your mom out

- to the lake to go fishing?
- Really?

Like today?
As soon as we're done here?

As soon as that.

The same place the fish
dragged you into the water?

That's the one.

I think I'm going to regret
ever telling you that story.

Probably.

So what do you think?

You want to try
some games today?

- We're gonna learn some new ones.
- Nah.

I'll just go work on my paper.

Okay.

- Hey, Aiden.
- Hi, Chris.

Alright!

Everybody,
three laps around the gym.

Ready and go!

Hustle, hustle, hustle, hustle!

Nice, Aiden!

Good job!

You want to give it a try?

No, I'm just here
for moral support.

- You sure?
- You can do it, Mom.

It's really easy

and Mr. Clark is
a really good teacher.

You hear that?
I'm a really good teacher.

Come on.

- Just try it. Just try it.
- Okay, fine.

I don't even know
how to hold this thing.

- Right hand here.
- Okay.

Thumb on the button.
There you go.

Now what you're gonna do,
you're gonna come back

- at a 45-degree angle.
- Okay.

And when you snap forward
with your wrist,

you're gonna push that button
at the same time

- and release the line.
- Can you tell

- that I live in the city?
- I can.

-I think I've got one!
- Oh!

Wait, really?

What happened?
Oh...

Where did the fish go?
I knew I had one.

I felt it.

- I know, I know.
- It's okay.

I saw it, buddy.
You just keep trying,

you'll catch one.

He's so cute.

He's doing a great job.

Hey, look,
I hope it's okay, I...

I got Aiden a fishing pole
for his birthday.

- What?
- I'm sorry.

I know I probably
should've asked you first.

No! I mean...

you totally did not
have to do that.

- That's so nice of you.
- Mm-hmm.

- He's gonna love it.
- I hope so.

I even got his name printed
on the spin caster.

- On the...
- It's...

On the what?

It's the little round
enclosed thing

- where the line comes out.
- Uh-huh.

Yeah.

Anyway, my dad got me
a fishing pole

when I was around
his age and...

Sorry, I hope
I'm not overstepping.

Not at all.

I just thought it would be
something cool

for him to remember me by.

Remember you by... right.

I keep forgetting
that you're leaving.

Or...

maybe it's just wishful thinking
that you're not.

Well, if I had known

that I was gonna
meet you and Aiden,

I would've applied
to schools a lot closer.

With that said,

no one has called me back,
so you never know.

You may be stuck with me
a little longer.

But when someone does call,

you are still leaving, right?

Yeah, that was the plan,
but...

Plans can always change.

They certainly can.

It's just...
With Aiden and I,

it's a little different,
you know?

Big decisions like

whether someone stays
or leaves...

It's just not quite as simple
when you have a child.

Right.

Would it be better
if maybe we...

didn't see each other
quite as much?

- Is that what you want?
- No.

Okay, good, 'cause it's not
what I want either.

- Good.
- I want to see you

as much as I can
for as long as I can.

I just...

I need to take things slow.

For Aiden's sake and...

my heart's sake.

I get it. I do. And...

I'll take as many
of these moments

as I can get.

Okay, so if that's going
wonderfully well

and everything
is good with Aiden,

I'm guessing
we're discussing Drew?

He's perfect.

He's funny, he's smart,
he's... cute.

He's amazing with Aiden.

I think he's the person
that I've...

been waiting to meet.

Okay, I'm trying to see
where there's a problem here?

I don't think he's ready.

I don't think he's ready for me,
for us, for something serious.

You know
what it's like dating me.

You can't just date me

and have it be casual
for a few weeks.

Not with Aiden.
I need to know

whoever I get involved with
is in it for the long haul,

and if they're not in it
for the long haul,

at least they're willing
to stick around

and see if it could grow
into something like that.

I know. It scares me
because I know...

I know Aiden's attached to him.

And if I'm honest,
I am too.

Okay. I'm the first to say
those are all valid concerns.

But also gonna tell you

everything you said is
coming from a place of fear.

You should talk to Drew.

- Maybe he's feeling the same way.
- No.

I want him to stay
because he wants to stay.

I don't want it to be
because I give him some weird...

- ultimatum.
- I agree, but...

One day at the time.

You're right.

Aiden, throw it here.

I can't hear you
from down here.

In case you haven't noticed,
I'm a little bit

vertically challenged.

Nice one, new kid!

I did what you told me
and handled it with humor!

Did you hear that?
They laughed!

Mm-hmm.

Hey, Aiden!
Wanna be in our group today?

They want to play
with you, buddy.

Looks like you made
some new friends.

How're they lookin'?

Who?

The basketballs.
The kids! Who else?

Right, uh, yes.

Some are good,
some of them need some work.

Wow, that is
of very little use.

Where's Aiden?

Uh, Lainie
picked him up today.

Huh. Before I forget,

I gave you a glowing
recommendation earlier

for a prep school
in California.

You could be surfing
like we talked about

when we were kids.
Right on the Pacific!

Wow.

Wow?
That's all you got?

No, I guess
I just wasn't thinking

of moving that far away
for the next job.

I mean,

I kind of got used
to being back home again.

That's the thing!

It's a permanent
teaching position.

Okay, well...
When does it start?

Soon as your contract is up.
Am I missing something?

I thought you'd be more excited
to get outta here.

Yeah, I thought
I would be too.

I mean, that was the plan.
Keep on moving.

It's only a plan
until you decide to change it.

That's the thing.
You know,

I don't know, maybe it is
time to change it.

I can't answer that for you.

But I can beat you
in a game of Horse.

Let's go.
Pass me the ball, yeah?

- Yeah, pass me the ball.
- Alright.

Let's see what you've got.

You're up.

- Okay.
- Boom.

Hey, Mom.

Look at these goats here.

Can I get one for my birthday?

That would be a hard no.

But you can enjoy them
while you're at the orchard.

Hey, bud, we've probably
have like two more minutes

if you want to have dinner
at Chris's house tonight.

You know, you raised
a really great kid.

Oh, thank you.

He is.

Yeah, the first couple
days of school

were a little tough for him,

but he seems to really
be loving it now.

Hey, you know what,
it looks like he's making

- a good group of friends too.
- Speaking of which,

we invited every single kid
from his class

to his birthday party
and each one said yes.

Wow!

- Wow is right.
- That's great.

So... I was thinking,

since Aiden is going to be
with his friend tonight,

maybe you'd want to help me
with the party favors?

I know that sounds like
the most exciting thing ever...

But I can throw a pizza in too.

Honestly, I would love to,

but I actually have an interview
with a school board.

Oh. It's a new job?

Yeah, yeah.

That's... that's good.

Yeah, yeah.

Is it in Chestnut Hollow?

Oh. Right.

I see.

Will you be
at my birthday party tomorrow?

Wouldn't miss it
for the world, buddy.

Oh, so I hear

all your new friends are
gonna be at your party, huh?

Yeah.
Cool.

- Hey.
- Hey.

So you decided
about that job yet?

- No.
- Hmm.

You decided
what to do with Lainie yet?

- Nope.
- Hmm.

You know, I've had
so much fun with her

the past few weeks, but...

what if that's all it is?
Just two people having fun?

And what if it's more?

That's a lot of ifs, Dell.

I don't know, I mean,

it's always been my plan
to leave, but...

Say I did stay

and things didn't work out
between us.

I mean, I would've messed
everything up

with Lainie and Aiden.

It's the last thing
in the world I want to do.

You know, you could stay.

Stay here?

At the orchard?

Yes, I mean,

You keep switching jobs
every few months

because those jobs
don't make you happy.

And know you love it here

and I know you love
working the orchard.

So yeah, say you stayed.

You could bring back
Bonfire Fridays.

You could help Lainie
create events at the orchad.

I mean, you have some
incredible ideas.

I'm very aware

that you deflected
the conversation

away from yourself,
but I don't...

hate your idea.

- Think about it.
- Mm-hmm, I will.

That's what you were
working on earlier?

Yeah.

You know, I haven't written
in such a long time

but you want to hear
what I was thinking

- about the chorus?
- Uh, yeah.

Okay.

* The road to you
is winding and long *

* And after all
we've been through *

* No matter where I go

* I always on the road to you

Uh, you're writing
a song about a girl

you're just "having fun with"
called Road to You?

- Yeah.
- Oh, you like her.

- You like her so much!
- Stop it.

- Get out of my room.
- No, play it again!

Oh, thank you.

Cute outfit.

I want you to meet someone.
Lainie, this is Jason.

- Hi.
- Hold on.

Are you Drew's Lainie?

Uh, you know, I actually...

don't know how
to answer that. I...

We've been spending
a lot of time together, lately.

How do you know him?

We've been best friends
since we were ten.

That's wild!
It's great to meet you.

You too.

I'm going to say hi
to the birthday boy.

- I'll be right back.
- Thanks.

Pretty cool
about Drew's new job, huh?

Yeah. He had his interview
last night.

- How did it go?
- It went great, yeah.

Just crazy to think
he'd be moving to Cali, though.

Oh, Jason!
The kids want you to play tag!

Be right there!

It was so great
to finally meet you.

I haven't seen Drew this happy
in a long time.

You too.

Alright, who's it?
Is it me?

Me!

Hey, sorry I'm late.

Wrapping a fishing pole
isn't quite as easy

as I though it was gonna be.

You're moving to California
and you couldn't even tell me?

I had to find out through Jason.

I was going to talk to you
about it later.

Yeah, well,
now you don't have to.

Lainie...

I've been petrified
of falling in love again

and getting
my heart broken and...

You wanna know something?

You were worth the risk.

Apparently, you can't say
the same thing about me.

I haven't even decided yet.

Yeah, well, if your decision
is not an immediate no,

then you already have.

Mom! Can we
open presents now?

Uh, yeah.
Yes!

- What do you think it is?
- I don't know, let's see.

- Oh, oh!
- Wow.

That's cool.

Hey, wait, look at the picture.

Hello? This is Drew.

Thank you, yeah. Uh...

It sounds like
the perfect job for me.

I'll see you in California
next week.

Thanks again. Bye.

You want me to take a picture?

Alright, Evan,
thank you for sharing.

Aiden, you're up next.

Good lucky, Aiden.

You got this.

Go, Aiden.

You know you didn't have
to bring anything

to show us
for your presentation.

Yes, I did.

My presentation is not just
one specific favorite memory

but it's on memories
with my favorite person.

When I first moved here,
I didn't have any friends.

I do now but...

...when I was kinda
having a hard time,

I met my best friend.

He hung out with me
after school

and also helped me handle things
I didn't understand.

He took time to teach me
how to cast my line

and how to fish too,
which I am really good at now.

He got me this pole
for my birthday.

I found out
he's moving away soon

which makes me really sad.

I don't think he'll ever know
how much I appreciate him.

But having him in my life
has been my favorite memory.

The end.

That was quite
the presentation today.

Yeah, I kinda went
for the heartstrings.

That you did, buddy.

You know, sometimes,
it's hard for adults

to say what they really mean,
because they're...

scared of what people
might think

or how they'll react.

Like I was
when I first moved here?

When I didn't wanna
put myself out there

to meet Chris and everyone?

Yeah.

Yeah, kind of like that.

But when you get older,
the big decisions you make

not only affect you,

but they also affect
the people you like too.

And everyone you love?

Yeah.

And everyone you love.

How did you get so smart, huh?

It just comes naturally.

Are you really leaving?

Like for good?

Well, that's what I wanted
to come talk to you about.

That was the plan, originally.

But then something happened.

I met this really awesome woman.

- My mom?
- Mm-hmm.

And I also met
her really awesome son.

He's been like
a best friend to me.

And today, you reminded me

of all those cool
things we did,

and I just think
I'd miss that too much.

Wait.

Does that mean...?

Watch out.

But I did mess things up a bit.

And I'm going to need
your help to make it right.

You in?

Alright.

Oh, Miss Francine,
we are so blessed

to have your baked goods
here at Clark's.

We're gonna need ten
of everything you can make

to start.
Will you be able to handle that?

As long as this one here
doesn't help me.

Oh, I feel like I should have
given them a curfew.

- Seriously?
- I've decided to stay.

- Oh, I'm so happy, sweetie.
- Hey, that's great news.

There's one condition.

You're not
getting a raise.

I have a few ideas

that I'm gonna run
by Lainie next week,

but what do you think about
live music every weekend?

Oh! That's a terrific idea.

Well, you should thank Drew.
He's the one who got me to stay.

- Oh...
- Did he say anything

about his new job in California?

Just that he's going

and doesn't want
to talk about it.

Uh, thank you.

We're so grateful to everyone
who came out today

to join us
for A Harvest Homecoming

at Clark's Mill & Orchard's
grand reopening!

Remember the plan?

Drew Clark, everybody!

What're you waiting for?

Hey, everyone!

I think I can speak
for my entire family

when I say how happy we are

to have all of you
here with us today.

This place has been
a dream to my parents

and my grandparents before them.

It has brought
so much happiness to our family

and now, hopefully,
to yours too.

Now, none of this
could have been possible

without Miss Lainie Ross.

You know, I haven't been
on stage in quite a while,

so bear with me.

What's he doing?

I can't tell you,
but I'm pretty sure

you're gonna like it.

I've made some really
bad decisions lately

and let fear get in the way.

But now, I need to let someone
very special to me know

just exactly how I feel.

* The last thing I wanted
was to come back home *

* With all my haunted memories

* But one look at you,
I knew I wasn't alone *

* And my heart
could never leave *

* All the twists and turns
those dark nights *

* They all disappear
when I look in your eyes *

* The road to you
is winding and long *

* And now you're here with me

* It was God's plan all along

* And I just couldn't see

* The two of us
were meant to be *

* And after all
that we've been through *

* No matter where I go

* I'm always
on the road to you **

What are you doing?

I didn't take the job.

But your truck has
all your stuff loaded in there.

I saw it.

That's because
I'm moving out tomorrow.

I figured,
if I had a girlfriend,

you know, it's probably time
for me to move

out of my parent's house

and find my own,
more permanent place to live.

That is,
if she accepts my apology

and would still like to see
where things go...

together.

Well, I think she would
really like that,

if she knew he wasn't leaving.

I'm staying
for as long as you want me.

And I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I got scared.

You know, I don't know
what the future holds,

but I do know
I want you and Aiden in it.

It has taken a lot of roads
for us to get here,

but I am so happy
I found you.

And I promise
I will never get lost again.

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