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Hi, Mom. I'm all packed.

Change of plans!

Dr. Wong squeezed you into his research team.

You'll start Monday.

Wait. What?

His work is very good, very groundbreaking.

But I don't need a job before I start my residency.

There still be an advantage.

Get a flight to Toronto.

So you don't want me to come to Taipei?

This is for your future.

What do you think is more important?

Rachel?

Hi. It's Waverly, your niece.

Um, I'm good.

Uh, I'm here...

...in Holden.

Waverly!

Hi, Auntie.

Oh, my goodness!

Oh, my gosh. Look at you.

I haven't seen you in...

What are you doing here?

I... I don't know.

Oh...

Come in. Come on in.

Let me help. Okay.

When's the last time you saw your parents?

Not since Grandma passed away.

That was four years ago.

Your mom can be tough.

Believe me, I know.

- Maybe you should-- - I'm sorry.

I should be in Toronto.

No. I was--

I just barged in on you.

I can get a hotel--

Hey. No. I would have done the same thing.

And don't be crazy. You're not getting a hotel.

Look, I have to get to work.

Oh, of course, I'm sorry.

Oh, stop apologizing.

Why don't we get you settled in my guest room?

It's the second door on the left...

and look.

Here's a key.

Okay! Well...

I'll catch you later.

Okay. Bye!

♪ Pickles, pickles Who wants pickles? ♪

♪ It's good and yummy It's in your tummy ♪

♪ When you eat it your tummy's so happy ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah Peace ♪

♪ Have some pickles Yeah ♪

Waverly!

Waverly!

- Summer showers. - It just started pouring.

Oh, wow! Are there manatees here?

No. No, no.

But it's my favourite animal.

They hang out in marinas

because they like to swim under the boats

that expel fresh water.

I wanted to paint it doing that under a beer tap,

but they told me not to.

I can't believe this is your job.

Yeah.

You hungry?

Yeah.

Oh, yes. No, come on. You have to eat here.

It's busy inside, but tell Lena I sent you.

Okay.

Oh, um...

I don't know how often you talk to my mom,

but I haven't told my parents that I'm here.

- I'm going to tell them-- - Hey.

You fight your own battles.

Anyway...

your mom and I don't talk much, so...

Enjoy your food.

Mm-hmm.

Table? Take out? What can I get for you?

Oh, I'm Rachel's niece.

Waverly! Let me grab you a seat, okay?

Jess?

Can you give this to Waverly?

- Mm-hmm. - Table nine.

- Thanks. - Sorry.

So your first time here,

I am serving you the jerk chicken.

You eat meat, right?

- Yeah. Yeah. - Okay.

How did you--?

Don't worry about it.

They're still waiting.

If you're busy, you don't--

No, no, no. Rachel told me you were coming.

Can I grab you something other than water?

- Do you have JPL? - Ooh, that's my girl.

- Jesse! Grab me a JPL? - Yeah.

This is my evil twin brother, Jesse.

Evil? Pleasure. Nice to meet you.

- Hi. - He just got in this morning.

You must have been on the same flight.

- Oh. - I'm here for the summer,

so if you need someone to show you around,

give you a tour,

I'm your guy.

I'll keep that in mind.

Yeah. Yeah, keep that in mind.

There you go.

You should come on down to the dock

for the barbecue later on.

Locals only.

Your jerk chicken will be out in one minute.

Hey! You made it!

This is my wife, Van.

- Hello. - Hi.

Uh, I brought wine.

Oh. I need a refill.

Mm-hmm. Mm.

Okay. He needs to wash away the city life he lives.

- Toronto is amazing. Don't hate. - Toronto?

That's where...

That's where I'm starting work in a couple of months.

- Really? - Mm-hmm.

Hey, Blakey! You made it.

Hi!

- You look so beautiful. - Oh, thank you.

- Compliment me? - Yeah, you look beautiful, too.

Thank you.

- Hi, Blake. Good to see you. - Good to see you.

Hi.

You're Rachel's neighbour.

Uh, yeah.

I saw you through my window earlier, in your backyard.

Um... I like your chickens.

Thanks. Yeah, they're the best.

Um, I'm Blake.

Waverly. Rachel's niece.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you!

Mm. Waverly, this wine is beautiful.

- What is it? - Thank you.

It's a pinot from the south of France.

My favourite. It's my go-to.

- Do you want to try some? - I'm good.

I got my go-to from the south of my backpack, so.

Well done.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Where should we go after this?

We talked about the drinking and smoking.

Time to go.

Hey. Hey, screw you.

I'm staying here.

- Yeah, screw you. - Ethan, go home.

Maybe you can try just leaving her alone.

I swear to God.

- She's tired of your shit. - Ethan.

Back off.

- Careful. - I don't need you to do this.

Nice job, dick.

Shit.

You're okay.

Easy. Easy.

Okay.

Are you okay?

I'm okay. Are you okay?

Me?

I'm okay.

All right, let's try and stand up, okay?

- Nice and slow. - Hey, is she okay?

I think so.

Take my sweater.

We'll take you home, okay?

Home. Now.

We'll see you.

Waverly, I call you many, many times.

Are you in Toronto?

Why you not answering?

- Hi, Mom.

Finally. I've been calling and calling.

Right. I'm sorry.

You never ignore me like this.

I lost my phone and I just got it back.

You mean, you haven't left yet?

Yeah. I'm still in Chicago.

- Mm-hmm.

But I'll be there tomorrow.

- Thank you for getting me in.

Okay.

- Bye. - Bye.

- Morning. - Hi.

You're up early.

Yeah, I've got to get to work.

I'm a lifeguard.

I guard the lives at the beach.

So, I was dealing with a pro yesterday, then.

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

How are you feeling by the way?

- I'm fine. - Good.

So you can't swim, huh?

Yeah. I kind of missed that boat as a kid.

I could teach you,

I mean, if you want.

That's so nice.

Well, I'm a tough teacher,

so you'd have to take it pretty seriously.

Unfortunately, I'm...

...leaving...

tomorrow.

Oh. I thought you just got here.

Uh, I did.

It's complicated.

Okay.

Hey. Um...

thanks for saving my life.

You're welcome.

I'm in the ocean, baby.

Oh! Good one!

Waverly?

Waverly?

You're going to get a wicked sunburn out here.

You hungry?

So, yesterday,

what were you doing fighting those teenagers?

Oh.

Yeah, that was my sister and her...

...I don't know. Boyfriend?

Her I-don't-know-boyfriend?

Well, like,

kids her age,

I don't really think they date anymore, you know.

They just hang out or whatever.

Oh!

- You're a traditionalist. - No.

- You're 800 years old. - Yes, I'm 1000 years old.

I'm the oldest guy in Holden.

What about your parents?

What do they think about

your sister's I-don't-know-boyfriend?

It's actually just the two of us.

Oh.

It was a boating accident,

where they first met in California.

Isabel was seven, so...

I've just kind of been her guardian ever since.

I'm sorry.

Oh, God, it was 10 years ago now.

Tell me... tell me about your parents.

Oh. Um...

I haven't seen them in four years.

Nothing bad happened.

They're just...

they're not like other people's parents.

What do you mean?

We immigrated to Chicago when I was three

and I've been on my own my whole life, basically.

They moved back to Taipei when I started boarding school,

and...

Yeah, they make sure I have everything that I need,

but we don't talk.

Like, they don't really know me.

I guess I don't know them either.

It's pretty sad, huh?

Well, it's not a competition.

You said you were leaving, but it was complicated.

What do you mean?

I was supposed to spend the summer in Taipei

with my parents,

but I kind of flew here on a whim,

when they got me into this research gig in Toronto.

What kind of research gig?

Just at this hospital, where I'm starting my residency.

Excuse me? You're going to be a doctor?

- A family doctor, yeah. - A doctor!

Yeah. I mean, I think so.

It's what my parents always wanted for me,

and I've always loved the idea,

so I never considered anything else.

Why question something that works, right?

Right.

Well, I'm sorry they cancelled your plans.

Thanks.

- These are amazing. - Uh-huh.

They're so good.

So...

...purely out of curiosity...

...what would it look like

if I were to take swimming lessons from you?

You'd come in every morning for an hour before I start work.

You'd be swimming in no time.

That's impossible.

I'd be your worst student.

Why?

Because.

I'm just no good in the water.

You'd be fine.

Can I meet your chickens?

Nice and tight to your body.

- Feels safe. - Okay.

Say hello? Say hello?

- She's not great with people. - No.

- That one's so cute. - Yeah.

Oh. Um, I have your key.

Thanks.

It's been nice having you here.

Yeah. I'm so glad we reconnected,

and thank you again.

I came in such a crazy way,

and, anyway, I appreciate you putting up with me.

Putting up?

Yeah. I'm not normally very impulsive,

so it will be good to, you know, just get back on track

and not screw anything else up.

And this, uh...

...this job.

You've really got to do it?

Mom and Dad pulled some strings, so...

Yeah, but, like, do you want to do it?

I mean...

...I'm not going to take up your guest room

and mooch off you the whole summer--

Waverly.

If you want to go to Toronto for this research thing,

then do that...

but I love that you're here,

so if you're going to leave, don't put that on me.

Sorry.

I think I need to just keep packing.

Okay.

Ready for your worst student?

Definitely.

I just need to change first.

Yeah. Those doors.

- Those ones? - Yeah.

Okay.

Okay! Hop in.

Oh, shit!

Okay. You're okay.

You're okay. Okay.

You're all right.

- What were you doing? - You told me to get in.

Not the deep end!

This was dumb. I--

Okay, okay. Wait. Wait.

It's my fault, okay?

Just...

take a deep breath, okay?

Breathe with me.

In...

Out...

One more.

Okay. On three, big breath in.

We're going to bend our knees, exhale as we go down.

Okay?

- Okay. - One, two...

Isabel, right?

Hey.

Thank you for saving me

from the macho fray the other day.

Any time.

Are you hanging out with my brother?

Um... he's teaching me how to swim.

Are you here for the summer, or...?

Yeah. Yes, yes. I am.

Why?

This town is so boring.

I'm, like, literally counting the days till I get out of here.

I haven't had time off since med school, so...

I figured now is my chance before I start my residency.

Badass!

What are you doing right now?

This is amazing.

Do you come here with your boyfriend?

Ethan is not my boyfriend.

We are just hanging out.

Don't tell my brother about this place.

I promise.

Do you guys not get along?

He just doesn't...

I don't know, trust me.

I went through this weird phase in high school that was bad.

I just kind of shut down

and started having these, like, kind of serious panic attacks,

'cause, you know, my parents,

so he took me to Vancouver

to see some doctors who prescribed some drugs,

and those just made it all worse.

But that was a few years ago.

I'm doing better.

I'm doing really great, actually.

I don't know about Blake sometimes, though.

How come?

He's just sad.

Oh, nice.

Oh, shit!

What?

Oh, my-- Okay. That is-- That is embarrassing.

- I wonder where Rachel is. - Oh, yeah.

- Hello! - Hey!

- Hey! - You stayed!

- She stayed! - Waverly, what's your drink?

- Oh, um, a boulevardier? - What?

It's like a negroni but with whiskey.

Mm-hmm. Yep. Boulevardier.

What is it again? A--

Boulevardier.

- Do you know how to make it? - Yeah.

Okay, then, come here. Come show me.

- I want one. - Okay.

- Please. - Anyone else? Boulevardier?

- Me too. - Uh-uh.

We will be having the guava juice.

- Guava juice. - Guava juice.

So it kind of sounds like you're unemployed.

No. That's not the case.

I have a business partner that I left things with.

- Uh-huh. - Yes.

I just wanted to see if I could come and go a bit more.

Aw.

Yeah. I'm trying to prioritize family, the home...

- Oh! He loves us. - ...everyone.

I'm just very optimistic

that your offspring will be a little cooler than you.

- Just like you. - Harsh.

Okay. Boulee, boulee, boulee, two guava.

- All right. - Cheers.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Mm. Shit! Waverly, you are never leaving.

- Let me try some. - Can I try?

Don't say anything. Quickly, quickly.

Waverly, would you be up for some bartending tonight?

Yes. We need more hands.

But I've never worked a bar before.

Oh, you'll do great. It's super chill.

I hear you're quite the bartender.

Can I get you a Cariboo?

You disappointed I'm not having one of your fancy drinks?

Devastated.

Just the way you like it.

Maybe I should have got a fancy drink.

Mm.

Really good.

- Hey, Blake! - What?

This is our song!

Come on!

Let's dance!

♪ Get the party going on the dance floor ♪

♪ See, 'cause that's where the party's at ♪

Waverly, everyone loves your boulevardier.

It's two for $10.

Okay. So I talked to Lena, and we kinda want you to stay.

- Like, work here. - Actually?

Would you?

Yeah, I'd love that!

Yeah! Yes!

Oh!

I'm so late.

Had fun last night?

Yeah, feeling real good.

Here. Take this.

Oh. You're an angel.

- Want me to drive? - Yeah, for sure.

Stop screaming at me.

- What? - Oh, God.

Tilt your head back.

Remember to breathe.

- Everybody! - Shh!

- Incoming! - Good job!

Ignore them, okay?

- How? - You're doing great.

You can do it! Good girl.

All right!

Open your eyes.

Kick! Everybody!

Okay. I'm letting go now.

Keep breath--

Remember to breathe.

You'll only float with air in your lungs.

- It's impossible. - Trust me. Try again.

Breathe in.

Don't look at me. Look at the sky.

That's good.

Keep breathing.

Relax.

You got it. You're floating.

Good job, there.

Excellent work.

How about the kid that was wearing--

Goggles that were bigger than his face?

It was so cute.

It was cute. Really bad goggles.

- Head to the change room. - I was there first!

Here. You can change in here.

It's, uh, right there.

Wait. Um...

What?

Hiya, kids.

Hey.

- I'll go get changed. - Yeah, yeah.

Do you ever miss family?

I have family here.

I've come to realize that there's biological family

and then there's logical family.

Mom should call you more.

She used to.

- Really? - Yeah.

But she doesn't really get why I'm here,

and that's hard.

So, yeah, I'd avoid her calls,

and I guess we drifted apart.

But...

she was always the one who called.

What's with all the questions?

I was just daydreaming.

Oh! Let's go in there.

Look how cute these are.

Look what I found.

No. These. These.

I would wear that. You need to wear these.

- Ready! I'm ready! - Oh! Ow!

Waverly! I need you!

I need you now!

You're not going in?

No.

Whoa!

I'm going to-- I'm going to go join.

Oh.

Okay, let's go.

Let's do it! The water's warm!

How long do I have to do this for?

Uh-uh.

Deep end.

- I'm-- - I'm right here.

Pace your breathing. Kick.

Halfway.

Come on. You got this.

You're doing great.

Almost there, almost there.

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.

Yes! You did it

- Okay, grab my arm. - Get me-- get me out of here.

I got you. Come on.

Okay. You're okay. Okay. Okay.

You're okay.

You did it.

- A child could do that. - Who cares? You did it.

I don't know why I'm so scared of the deep end.

Well, it's scary.

You can't see the bottom.

You have nothing under your feet.

Everyone's scared of the deep end.

You, uh...

...got a...

Oh.

Hey, Blake.

Why are you doing this?

Waking up early every morning, teaching me how to swim?

I like spending time with you.

- I'm on holiday-- - Why are you--?

- No! You're trying-- - Calm down!

Hey!

- You try to control me! - What?

- Hey! - What?

- Get your hands off her. - Come on!

- What the hell's going on? - Fuck off!

Isabel, you okay? Isabel!

Don't walk away from me. Hey.

- Isabel. Isabel! - Hey!

What happened?

Nothing.

Nothing? That's why you're so upset?

Just give me back the keys, please.

No, no. You're not going anywhere like this.

Just give me back the keys.

You're not driving right now, okay?

Tell me what happened.

- I'm fine, okay? - Isabel.

Come here for a second?

Are you okay?

Yeah. I just want to go home.

- What can I do? - I just want to go home.

Okay.

She just wants to go home.

Here.

Just--

We made a pact after the funeral.

I was going to be her person, she was mine.

I could always make her laugh, you know?

Then she got older, and...

things got harder.

You're trying.

She knows that.

She doesn't talk to me anymore.

She doesn't tell me anything.

Maybe she thinks you won't really hear her.

I know that's what keeps me

from talking to my parents sometimes.

You're really good with her.

I just like taking care of people, you know?

Making them feel heard, especially when they're hurt.

Like a good family doctor.

Yeah.

I like spending time with you, too.

It's just, I can't really...

do this properly, you know?

I have to be here for Isabel,

and not to get ahead of ourselves--

But I'm leaving.

I'm leaving. I get it.

Um...

We can just be friends.

Yeah.

Friends. Cool.

Yeah.

I should get back to work, so.

- See you tomorrow morning? - Yeah.

- Okay. - Yeah.

Waverly?

What you said about your parents,

I didn't mean to just gloss over that.

Oh, that's-- that's okay.

Maybe you could tell them the truth.

Just say how you really feel.

I know I'd give anything for Isabel to do that with me.

So...

I kind of have feelings for Blake.

No kidding.

And we talked about it...

...but he said he couldn't really

because of Isabel.

Well, that sounds kind of dumb.

I know, right?

So what did he say?

What do you mean?

When you said it was dumb.

Well, I didn't tell him that.

I told him we should be friends.

- Why did you do that? - Because...

clearly, he didn't want to go there.

And what? Am I going to force him?

You remember when I said

they didn't want me

to paint a manatee drinking under a beer tap?

Look!

I had to stick to my guns.

If they don't love it, I'll paint over it.

No harm done.

Just a little extra work.

Well, I like it.

Look, you already did a brave thing.

Your parents made a plan for you,

you told them, "I don't want to do that,"

and here you are,

having the best summer of your life,

going after a boy you like.

They think I'm in Toronto.

Why?

Because I told them that I was?

- Waverly... - I know. I...

I don't know what I'm doing.

It was just easier at first,

but now, it's been so long and, I don't know.

I don't know what to do.

I've never done this before.

Okay.

You know...

...when you were born...

...your mom...

...your mom was so scared...

...so distraught that you were a girl.

She couldn't wrap her head around how to raise a girl...

...how to give you the best life.

She prayed and prayed for a boy,

because boys get the things they want.

Not girls.

She never told me that.

Your mom? Really?

All I'm saying is...

we all have our own shit.

Okay, tell me the three things.

Tilt my head back, lift my legs, hold my breath.

Oh.

- I mean, breathe. - Breathe.

Same thing, kind of.

You don't even have to kick hard, okay?

Just float.

Ready?

Three.

- Two. - One.

You're doing it.

- Are you looking at me? - No.

Don't! Don't look at me.

Hold on. Come this way a little.

- Back my way. - This way?

My way. Towards me.

- Okay. Am I doing it? - Yeah, that's better.

Keep breathing.

Almost there.

Keep going.

And the crowd goes wild!

Ah, Waverly! Yeah!

Thank you!

What are you doing tomorrow?

Blake!

Catch.

What! What is that?

- Gotcha. - Okay, okay.

I still can't believe how beautiful this place is.

Not a lot of this in Chicago?

No.

Let's go in.

Wait. Wait here.

You're so far away.

And I'm still standing.

Okay.

Almost.

Told you I could teach you.

So this is about you now?

Waverly?

Can we just stay in the moment?

You are insanely beautiful.

Yes, you are.

- You're awake. - No, I'm sleeping.

I'm sleeping.

We missed our lesson.

You don't need swimming lessons anymore.

You were swimming in the ocean.

Right.

But I do need to get to work.

I...

I'm going to call you later.

Like, on the phone and everything.

You don't have my number.

Are you sure about that?

- Hello? - Waverly?

Mom. Hi.

- You've been very busy? - Um, yeah.

How's Dr. Wong?

Dr. Wong's been great.

- Good. Your father-- - Actually, I have to go to work.

I'll call you later.

- Oh! Go, go, go. - Okay. Bye.

Is this a thing?

- What? - That you're clumsy.

I'm cool. I saved that. That was falling.

You barely saved it.

Ignore this.

Look at how beautiful it is here.

How are you feeling, Lena?

Oh, tense. Everything hurts.

You should sit.

Yeah, I should.

Are you feeling anxious?

Yeah.

Sometimes, it's hard to tell if it's anxiety or excitement.

That makes sense.

They actually create the same sensations in your body.

You just interpret them differently.

Huh.

Waverly, I think I see lovebirds. You and--

Oh, she's thinking about moving here.

- You're thinking of staying? - No, no, I'm not.

Oh, why not? That's what I did.

Yep. Me too.

Rachel, you did?

Yeah.

Well, my marriage didn't work out,

but my life did.

Oh, Waverly.

You could be our bartender forever.

Okay. You could open up your own cocktail bar,

whatever you want.

That could be cool.

Wait. You aren't actually serious?

No!

I mean...

No.

Uh... Blake and I...

of course, we haven't talked about any of that,

but it is too soon.

It's too soon, right?

You love him.

Anything you want to share?

No. No.

Where the hell is Isabel?

She's probably hanging out with her friends.

So what's your plan when she goes to UBC?

I don't know. No plan.

No plan?

You don't want to move back to Washington State,

get your degree?

I don't know.

I mean, I'm not going to, like, sell the house

and just bolt.

I've got a responsibility to Isabel.

I'm not saying you gotta sell the house and jam.

What I'm saying is,

maybe it's time

you ask yourself what you want to do.

Wait, wait. Okay, I gotta tell you.

Okay. So we're both, like, four years old.

Okay, you don't have to tell this story.

I've gotta tell this story.

- She wants to hear it. - Mm-hmm. I do.

Blake is playing Legos all by himself--

No, no. Don't listen. Okay? Close your ears.

I sneak up behind him,

and I pronounce really loud, "Optimus Prime!"

And he just bursts into tears.

I was an emotional kid, okay?

I cried a lot. What are you doing?

You didn't even say it like that.

I did say it like that. "Optimus Prime!"

Let me just turn this off.

Everything okay?

Yeah.

Um... it's my parents.

They're in Toronto and they think I'm there...

but I'm obviously not.

Why don't you go call them?

- Yeah, I should. - Yeah.

I'll... do that.

Uh, Waverly!

Hi, Dad.

Um...

what are you doing in Toronto?

I had to come for a pitch, so we came to surprise you.

Where are you?

Um... I...

Is everything okay?

Yeah. Yeah. Um...

I'm in Holden with Aunt Rachel.

Your mother wants to--

Waverly! You lied to us!

Why would you do that?

I'm sorry.

Oh, you are sorry?

You need to come here right away.

Please, listen.

Your father's going to get you a flight to Toronto right now.

No.

What?

No, I'm not coming.

Waverly! We're here waiting for--

Hey! You couldn't take two seconds to text me back?

- Hello! - Jesus Christ. Really?

- You reek of weed again. - Oh, my God, get over it.

Everybody in high school smokes.

Not everybody in high school has the same problem as you do.

Okay, the only problem I have right now is you!

I'm just trying to live my life.

I'm a normal teenager...

and you're just this stunted man-child

whose only purpose in life is to control me,

and I'm done!

Okay, just--

- Where are you going? - Ethan's.

Great. Nice choice.

Yeah, well, at least I can stand to be around him.

Yeah?

Hey.

Hey.

I saw that you left.

Yeah. I needed to check on Isabel.

Oh. Is everything good there?

Yeah.

She's...

out with Ethan.

Oh.

They want me in Toronto, my parents, but I--

Yeah, okay. You don't have to--

What?

I mean, we knew this was going to happen, right?

That you were going to leave, so it's cool.

We don't have to act like

this is anything more than what it is.

What it is?

What is it?

Just a summer fling. Whatever, you know.

That's what people do when they're on a trip, right?

Blake, I...

- I-- - What?

Never mind.

If that's what you think...

then I guess that's it.

Yeah.

Hey.

Hey.

Aw, sweetie.

♪ ...Tummy so healthy and yeah! ♪

- Hey, Waverly. - Hey, bud.

♪ Ooh! Pickle, yeah!

I got this technique where I do it--

Morning.

Yeah.

I'm thinking...

...maybe I should just go.

Why?

I did think about staying, you know, forever.

But I do want to be a doctor.

And Blake...

...he thinks I'm leaving, and he hasn't reached out.

It's pretty clear where he's at.

Well, what about us?

I want you at my baby shower.

Van wants you there. Jesse wants you there.

Plus, you have a shift tonight

and I'm gonna need two weeks' notice.

Ooh!

Thanks! Nice to see you.

Wow. I don't know...

Hey, babe. What do you think, huh?

I think I need to wear this every single day now.

I love you.

Hey! Thank you so much for coming.

- Mm. - I wouldn't miss it.

Go grab a drink.

- Where you been? - Nowhere.

Nowhere. Really?

So...

nothing's going on? Everything's okay?

Yeah. No. It's not a big deal, so.

Bro, I can tell it's a big deal.

You know she's going to leave, right?

So what? Are you just going to let her go?

It's not that simple.

Of course it's not.

Hello, everyone!

Hello!

Hi, everyone.

I just wanted to say thank you for being here.

I feel so lucky...

that I get to raise this beautiful creature...

...in this community.

Oh...

Shit. I can do this.

I just...

I just love you all so much.

- We love you too, Lena! - We love you!

Shit!

Okay. I'm fine.

For a lot of people, this is like a vacation spot.

Like, for me, it was somewhere to escape.

But then I met Lena, and now for us, it's home.

And you all are the people who make it home for us.

Okay. Let's drink!

Cheers!

- Cheers! - Cheers!

Are you gonna talk to him?

Why would I do that?

Because you want to.

Why do I have to do all the work?

You don't.

Just say your piece.

You have to make yourself known in this life...

not for anyone else,

but for you.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my back!

Have a seat. The guests can wait.

Yeah.

- Oh, my God. - Holy smokes!

I'll be right back, baby.

Whoo-whee! It is getting windy out there.

Oh! Shit! That's--

That's my water.

- Okay. - Okay.

Okay. So what--

what do I do?

Get the car and get Van. Okay?

Right.

- We don't have a van. - My wife. Van?

- Right! - Hey, Jesse? Jesse?

Don't panic anyone, okay?

Giving birth! She's giving birth!

Where's Van? Where's Van?

Let me find her!

Waverly! Waverly!

Please. I need you to help. You're a doctor.

No, I'm not a doctor yet,

but her doctor is at the hospital.

Is it happening?

Okay, go get Lena. I'll get the car!

Come on.

Oh! Oh!

Oh! It's wet.

Okay, okay.

Okay, you're doing so good, babe.

It's coming! Quick!

Don't worry about anything.

- Thank you. - Baby, you're doing good.

- Watch your butt! - Thank you, Waverly. Bye.

Hey.

Where's Isabel?

What? She's supposed to be with you.

I haven't seen her.

Shit.

I think I know where she is.

Rachel, can I borrow your truck?

Yeah.

- Here. - Thanks.

There's her bike.

Through there, by that rock.

I don't know what to say to her.

I don't know how to fix this.

Maybe...

tell her the truth?

Tell her how you really feel.

She's more mature than you think, you know?

Yeah.

Ethan came looking for you.

I'm not here to fight.

I'm just worried about you, okay?

I'm trying.

I just keep picturing

Mom and Dad looking down on me,

just cringing.

When you got sick,

I feel like I messed everything up.

It wasn't your fault.

I can't let it happen again.

When you're hurt, or you're upset...

they would want me to make sure that you're safe.

But you can't protect me all the time.

You're growing up too fast.

So what?

You did, too.

Because you had to.

And when I was sick...

...I don't know

what I would have done without you.

But now I need you to back off and let me live my life.

Just promise me one thing.

What?

If you are ever in trouble--

Yeah, you'll always be my person, Blake.

Come here.

Okay. We gotta go.

Lena's in the hospital. Baby's coming.

- What? - Yeah.

- Let's go. - Yeah.

Oh.

- Come on! - I'm coming! Okay.

Hey. Come here.

Thank you.

Uh... we should talk.

Yeah.

- Later. - Guys.

- Yeah. - Come on! Let's go!

You have a baby!

- How are you? - Yeah, I'm good.

- Congratulations! - Thanks.

- Uncle Jesse. - That's me.

- Pick a name yet? - Didn't like my suggestion.

- What was it? - Optimus Prime.

You're a real piece of shit.

The sun's gonna rise soon.

We've got to take her there.

Yeah. Yeah, okay, you're right. You're right.

Sleep when we're dead. Let's go.

Yes!

What?

- Where are we going? - I'll drive.

Keys?

Isabel?

Isabel?

It's so quiet up here.

Yeah.

I'm mad at you.

This...

wasn't just...

a summer fling.

Not for me.

The...

the other night,

when I called my parents...

...I told them I wasn't going to go to Toronto...

because I wanted to stay here with you.

The truth is,

if it wasn't for you and your stupid chickens,

I would have gone back that first week--

I never should have said that.

That this was a summer fling.

- That was shitty. - Very shitty.

Very, very shitty.

And not true.

Not how I feel.

I finally connected with Isabel

for the first time in forever,

and I never would have been able to do that

if it wasn't for you.

You're so smart,

and I knew you were in the car rooting for me.

I'm...

in love with you, Blake.

I, um...

I don't...

...know how I can be at home for Isabel

and be there for you too.

I can't leave,

and I know that staying here isn't really what you want.

That's my choice, not yours.

But...

you're right.

I don't know what it's like to be someone's parent.

Someone's...

home.

I'm going to go to Toronto.

My parents are still there...

and I don't know

how long it will be before I'll see them again.

This could be my chance to tell them how I feel

and spend some time with them.

You're gonna do great.

We should get back.

♪ I don't mean to be the quiet, sullen type ♪

♪ Had my day in the sun

♪ Just not today and definitely not tonight ♪

♪ Give my best to everyone

♪ Sometimes, I feel my head overflows ♪

♪ When all I need is us alone

You should come.

♪ Make the social graces quick and painless ♪

♪ Lay low just let the day go ♪

♪ I'm okay in the shadows

♪ Every single party needs a no-show ♪

♪ Why go just to say so?

♪ I'm tired of the same old

♪ So point me the way home

♪ I can breathe on the way home ♪

♪ I can breathe on the way home ♪

Thank you.

♪ Just breathe on the way home

♪ I can breathe on the way home ♪

Waverly!

Hi, Dad.

I can take those.

Mm.

Good?

- Very good. - Good.

I'm sorry I lied to you.

It's unacceptable, what you did.

You know how bad it looks?

Dr. Wong did us a favour--

How's Auntie Rachel?

She's good.

She painted this mural while I was there.

It was really beautiful.

She's very talented.

Yeah, she is.

Mom...

Rachel told me you were nervous when you had me

because I was a girl.

Of course.

Life is tough for a girl.

Well, I'm okay, you know?

Being on the island these last few weeks...

it was amazing.

And it made me realize

I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be.

That's good.

Dad?

How come you don't call me?

Your mom calls you.

I know, but how come you don't?

Daughters talk to their mothers.

You want me to call?

Yeah.

Okay.

Maybe tomorrow we can rent bikes

and check out those bike lanes you found.

You didn't tell her?

Oh.

We are leaving tomorrow.

Hmm? What?

You're leaving?

Then... then why did I come here?

This is where you're supposed to be,

to get ready.

I haven't seen you in four years.

I thought we were going to spend the summer together.

I was supposed to go to Taipei, remember?

That was the plan.

Your mom got you into Dr. Wong's highly--

That's not the point!

I was looking forward to seeing you because...

...because I missed you.

All these years, I've been on my own,

just taking care of myself,

listening to you,

doing what you expect me to do,

and I don't ask you for anything.

I am all alone here, and...

I thought that

I thought that we were going to spend the summer together.

Finally.

That...

that I was going to be a part of this family.

I feel like you don't know me at all

and you don't even care.

Waverly!

I gave birth to you.

How could I not know you?

Is you awake?

I don't want you feel lonely.

I'm sorry.

I call you all the time, didn't I?

You do. You're right.

I'm sorry I didn't answer your calls.

I know you want what's best for me.

Oh. Next summer...

...maybe we all go visit Auntie Rachel together.

Okay.

- Bye. - Bye-bye.

Okay.

Um, one second.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

I...

I was worried about you.

You know, Isabel told me that your parents left, and...

That's not why I'm here.

I'm...

I needed to see you

and I needed to tell you that I love you, too.

Because I do. I'm...

I thought...

I thought that I was doing the right thing...

...but this is probably too late, isn't it?

Gotcha!

- Come here. - Thank God.

Where's the bedroom?

You are insanely beautiful.

Yes, you are.

I don't want the summer to end.

Me neither.

So I know what I'm doing this fall.

What are you going to do?

I don't know.

Are you gonna go back home?

I don't know.

You could stay.

I could.

I need to figure it out.

Yeah.

You will.

- Blake? - Mm-hmm?

Next summer...

...will you teach me how to surf?

Definitely.

♪ A love song is so typical

♪ Standard and rhetorical

♪ And so I fight against the fear ♪

♪ To say what you deserve to hear ♪

♪ I'm reeling

♪ This feeling

♪ You have me

♪ Completely

♪ So peaceful

♪ So painless

♪ Are there words to...

♪ ...explain it?

♪ Basking in the afterglow

♪ Slowly learning, letting go

♪ That's the thing about it, though ♪

♪ You can't know until you know ♪

♪ And the choir sings

♪ And the strings play