Amy: Previously on "heartland":
- Well, good for ezra.
- Do I detect a bit of jealousy, mr. Fleming?
- Kinda goin' out of his way to help ya.
- You have nothing to worry about.
We dated for a while. - And you dated.
Amy: What's his name? Lily: Howler.
- I'm not taking this, lily. If you think that money
Can make up for everything that's happened
In the last year, then you are out of your mind.
Auction lead: Up next, we have platinum bow.
Auctioneer: $800,000, now eight and a half.
Sold! $800,000. (clapping)
Katie: Even though we don't live together,
You're both always there when I need you.
I love my life just the way it is.
I... I wouldn't want anything to change.
Lyndy: That's you, mom.
- Aw, is this the man in the moon?
- No, that's dada.
That's where he said he'll be.
♪♪♪
(hooves thud lightly)
(horse blows out its breath)
♪♪♪
(horse nickers contentedly)
♪♪♪
- I thought I might find you here.
Nothing like a ride to clear your head.
(horse nickers, echoing whinny)
(hooves thunder)
♪♪♪
(horse blows out his breath, nickers contentedly)
♪♪♪
'kay, spill.
Have you talked to peter yet? Is that why you're so stressed?
- No, I haven't,
And I know I can't let this go on any longer.
I have to let him know what I wanna do, one way or the other.
- But...?
- But I'm torn.
I mean, that camping trip with katie,
She made it perfectly clear that she's fine.
Better than fine. I mean, she's certainly not hoping
Peter and I will get back together, so...
(sighs heavily)
If she's fine, then maybe I shouldn't rock the boat.
- Well, that's great, lou, but are you fine?
- Ha. No, clearly, I'm not.
- I know this isn't a fair question,
But how would you feel if you lost peter?
(horse nickers)
(birds chirp, leaves rustle in the wind)
- Oh shoot, amy, I gotta get to work.
(hand pats gently) come on.
(horse snorts gently)
(shadow nickers, grass rustles)
(buddy grunts gently)
(truck rumbles)
Tim: Jack! Look who's back!
(buddy snorts) - welcome home, jessica!
(truck rumbles away)
(buddy grunts)
(mailbox creaks shut)
(buddy snorts gently, jack chuckles)
No, do what you need to do, lise.
I understand. We'll see ya when we see ya.
Yeah, I love you, too.
- Hey, thanks for the talk. It helped.
Bye, grandpa!
- Okay, so however it was that you helped her,
Maybe you can do the same with lisa,
Because this race that she's entered platinum bow in,
It's got her all wound up.
- When does she leave? - In a few days.
This is for you.
- It's from lily. - Well.
(screen door snicks open)
(door creaks shut, footsteps thud lightly)
♪♪♪
(seal rips, letter rustles)
♪♪♪
(paper rustles)
(intense music plays)
♪♪♪
♪ and at the break of day ♪
♪ you sank into your dream ♪
♪ you dreamer ♪
♪ oh, oh, oh, oh... ♪
♪ you dreamer ♪
♪♪♪
- So, lily and wade separated.
- Yeah, and as part of their agreement,
Lily got to keep howler, and his winnings,
And he's continued to win.
Look at this.
- (whistles) that is a lot of money.
- I know. And I didn't tell you this,
But last year, when lily was here,
She tried to pay me part of howler's purse,
But I refused. - Oh?
- Because I told her that he was not ready to race
And wade convinced her to enter him anyway,
And I was, I was mad at them!
- And now she wants you to accept this
Because she figures you're the reason
Howler's doing so well. - Yes,
But it is too much money, grandpa.
- It's a lot.
- I'm just afraid that I'll feel like I owe her something.
What should I do?
Tim: I'm glad the condo sale went well.
- Yeah, it did. It closed without a hitch.
I put so much stuff in storage
That I know I'm never gonna use,
But I just, I couldn't part with it.
- Well, it sounds like you had fun.
- I did.
I went to galleries, I caught up with friends,
I walked a lot. It was so hot.
I forgot what manhattan was like in the summer.
- And how's ezra? - (chuckles)
Ezra was great.
I couldn't have done it without him.
I treated him to a ridiculously expensive meal
To say thank you.
He thought all the lumberjack photos were great,
By the way. Everyone did. - Mm.
Glad I measured up. - You did.
It was, it was sad to say goodbye,
But I'm kinda ready to close the door
On that part of my life.
- Well, I'm glad to have you back.
- Mm. (lips smack lightly)
Um, I'm just, I'm gonna take a shower and freshen up.
- Yeah!
(birds chirp, footsteps thud lightly)
- Okay. (sighs)
Okay, you can do this. You can just...
(phone keys tap, lou inhales sharply)
(exhales heavily, phone thunks)
Where did this come from? (approaching footsteps)
Rick: Oh, I bought it for you.
Meet alexa.
I figured you could use some... Relaxing music,
From time to time, of your choice,
Just to, you know, take the edge off.
Now, will you make the call? - What call?
- The one you've been trying to make for the last week.
Wait, sorry, the last month.
- I don't know what you're talking about.
- Yeah, you do! And to be honest,
It's driving me a bit mad.
Not to mention your concentration level
Is on par with my golden retriever.
Oh, wait... I'm insulting penelope.
- Thanks for that, rick.
- Will you just call peter? - You know what?
I wish I had never told you anything about my life.
- Yeah, but you did,
And now I've gotta live with it.
(footsteps recede)
(phone key clicks, amy sighs)
(line rings)
Voicemail: Please leave a message after the tone.
(amy sighs, voicemail beeps) - mommy?!
- Hi, sweetheart! - Hi.
- Unnggghh!
- How many days until kindergarten?
- Um, four more sleeps. Are you excited?
(phone rings) just a minute.
(call beeps on) hello?
Clint: Amy. - Hi, clint. Um...
- Hey, did you get my message? - Yeah.
No, I can come over to the centre right now.
- Okay. - Great, see you soon.
All right, we are gonna go find katie,
And see if she wants to practice
Her babysitting skills.
Ungh! (footsteps recede)
♪♪♪
(hooves thud, tack jingles)
(hooves thunder, platinum bow grunts)
♪♪♪
(stopwatch beeps, hooves thunder past)
- (exhales deeply)
- If he does that in kentucky, platinum bow will be a star.
(platinum bow grunts) - he's one in a million.
- I certainly hope so. (chuckles, then sighs)
- Lisa, this is my cousin, carlos.
He's working with me now.
- Welcome aboard, carlos. - Good to be here.
- All right, gentlemen, thank you.
Um, let's give my beautiful, new horse
A little bit of a well-earned rest
And that'll be it for today.
- Hmm. For bow, maybe.
I've got another horse I'd like you to breeze.
- Absolutely!
(challenge snorts) - hey!
Come on, boy! Amy: Hey, clint,
How are things? - Good, all things considered.
Your protégé has been my saving grace.
He's really stepped up. - That's great.
- Logan's a huge help with the other kids.
He's a natural born leader,
And he's really starting to make a bond with challenge.
- Well, I told you, he's a natural with horses.
- I'm worried about him. - Why?
- He's talking about not going back to school in the fall.
- (sighs) really.
- Says it's a waste of time, wants to get outta there,
Make some money. (sighs)
I can't tell him what to do.
I'd like him to stay here at the centre to help me out,
But there's too many things up in the air right now.
- Have you talked to cooper?
- Yeah, I've been in touch with him.
I think there's more than a good chance
He might not be back.
- (heavy sigh)
- I can't oversee things indefinitely.
And I think this place has too many financial problems
To sustain itself.
(clint's phone rings) uh...
- You take that. I'm gonna go talk to him.
(phone continues ringing then beeps)
Logan: Come on! Clint: Hello.
- Hey, how's it goin'?
- Oh, it's good!
(hooves thud softly)
- And how's this guy doin'? - He's great.
Yeah, you know, he lets me ride him whenever now,
No problem. - That's good.
- Yeah. I'm just, uh, you know,
Trying to get as much time as I can with him while...
While I still can.
- Challenge isn't going anywhere.
- Yeah, I mean, he might not be,
But let's face it,
You know, I heard the talk, this place is goin' down.
- You don't know that, logan. - No, it doesn't matter.
I mean, either way, I gotta make a plan, right?
(challenge grunts)
Can't be at the group home forever.
So yeah... I gotta face facts and get a job.
All right. Come on, boy. (exhales)
(hooves thud gently)
Chuck: New guy on the block.
Lisa just bought him.
I think he's got great promise.
You take him out and start him slow and easy,
And then, see what he can do. - You got it.
(hands tap lightly on saddle)
(jacket rustles, horse grunts)
(horse snorts, hooves thud)
(hooves thunder, horse snorts discontentedly)
Lisa: Chuck?
That horse hasn't been proven.
Could you not have used a different jockey?
- It's fine. He's just breezing him.
- But... (hooves thud)
(plastic bag rattles, horse whinnies)
(eddie grunts in pain)
(legs fall heavily) oh no!
- Ow! Agh! (running footsteps)
- Agh! - Relax.
- Hold on, I'm getting the van. - Just breathe.
- Bring the van to the track, right now. Right now.
♪♪♪
(jack sighs, cutlery clanks)
- Okay, what's goin' on?
- Well, (scoffs)
My jockey, platinum bow's only jockey, eddie,
Was doing some extracurricular activities today
And broke his foot. - Oh no.
- Yeah, so, days before I have to leave for kentucky,
I have to find a new jockey and I was... Was thinking,
It's just going too well, something bad is bound to--
- That's going a bit far. - No, it's not!
It's true! I mean, I bought this beautiful horse -
It was fortuitous, I was over the moon -
And then, remember, he got potomac fever.
- But you got him better. - Yes, we did,
And he is in peak condition.
And the new trainer, chuck, is amazing, except for today,
And eddie, a perfect match for platinum bow
And, and look! Look!
The worst thing that could possibly happen,
Days before this important race,
Would put platinum bow on the map...
And I knew it!
I knew everything was going too well.
- That's a ridiculous superstition.
- I own racehorses, jack!
I get to be superstitious.
(footsteps recede)
- You're not hungry?
- Uh, I'm always just a little out of it after a long flight.
Uh, would anyone mind if I turn in early?
- Not at all. Get some rest. - Okay, good night.
- Night. - Well, I'll--
- No, stay. Have some dessert, 'kay? I'm fine.
(footsteps thud, lisa sighs)
- I-I have to go back to fairfield
And find someone to ride my horse.
So, I'll see you later.
- (sighs) - wish me luck.
- You know, I totally get what lisa was talking about.
You get too happy, things go bad.
- Oh, come on, lou. - It's true.
I mean, look at me and peter. We were so good,
And then it's all just gone kaboom.
- The only reason it's gone kaboom
Is 'cause you haven't followed through
And made a decision yet. - It's not that easy.
- It's also not that hard!
You just have to make up your mind.
- Ugh. - Make up your mind about what?
- Nothing. Um, you must be happy jessica's back.
- Yeah, I am. I'm not sure she feels the same way.
- Why would you say that?
- Well... I don't think it's easy for her
To come back and live in a loft above a barn.
I heard her... Condo in new york was pretty big.
- No, (scoffs) it wasn't just big,
It was like a mansion in the sky.
I went there a couple times for corporate cocktail parties.
It was like something out of "architectural digest."
- Thanks for that.
- Actually, I think someone did say it was featured
In a design magazine.
(crickets chirp, owl hoots)
(door creaks open)
♪♪♪
(door creaks shut)
(screen door snicks open, inner door clunks shut)
(amy sighs deeply, screen door creaks shut)
♪♪♪
(sighs heavily)
Our little girl starts kindergarten in a few days, ty.
I'm not sure how I feel about it.
It is such a big step.
(sighs) and I wish you were here to share it with me.
I love you.
♪♪♪
(exhales sharply)
♪♪♪
(footsteps approach slowly)
- You okay? - I'm fine.
You comin' to bed?
- Can I ask you something?
- What?
- Are you happy?
- Yes, I am happy
To be here with you.
Too happy.
(horse whinnies downstairs)
(both snicker)
- You're happy living in a loft above a barn
Instead of a penthouse on park avenue?
- Yeah.
(lips smack lightly)
♪♪♪
(gentle knock) - do you have a moment?
- Yeah, yeah, of course.
- Um, so I've been thinking about it,
And the more I do,
The more I realize I might have upset you
On our camping trip.
- Why do you say that? We... We had fun!
- We did. It was awesome.
But I said some things I probably shouldn't have...
About you and dad.
- (sighs) do you mean about the arguments?
- No.
(exhales shakily) I know I said I was fine...
With the way things are between you and dad,
But I'm not always fine, mom.
I'm completely confused about what I want.
(inhales deeply)
Because I saw the two of you together at the wedding...
- (exhales heavily) - and I thought...
I really did...
That you might get back together.
(stifled sob)
- That we could be a family again.
(inhales and exhales shakily)
I didn't wanna get my hopes up and...
- Come here. Come here.
Hey, it's okay, it's okay.
♪♪♪
(birds chirp)
(screen door snaps shut, truck door clunks shut)
- Good morning, lou! - Hey, you.
- Is, uh, tim around today?
- Tim is up in the loft.
- So...
How are things?
You know, life? - Uh... (chuckles)
Life is okay.
Uh, why?
- I know about you and peter.
- You do. - Uh-huh.
Look, peter and I, we had a big talk at tim's wedding.
Hey, look--not that he needed to tell me anything -
The look on his face.
I'm not stupid. - Caleb--
- The guy's still in love with you, lou,
After all these years.
So? Are you guys back together?
- It's complicated.
- It doesn't need to be.
I'm rooting for you guys.
(footsteps crunch)
♪♪♪
(phone rings)
(footsteps approach) - who's that?
- Uh, wrong number. (ringing ends abruptly)
- Hey, tim, you up there?
(footsteps thud, caleb chuckles)
Hey, guys, sorry. Glad you're both decent.
- Yeah, we are glad, too. - You coulda knocked.
- Well, I thought I did.
Hey, do you have the saddles for the school?
I got time to drop 'em off now, if you want.
- You should knock. - You should get a door.
- Uh, hi, it's lou fleming.
Yeah, hi. Is, um, is peter around?
He didn't answer his cell phone.
He's where?
Oh.
No, no, he um... He didn't mention it.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, thank you. (footsteps approach)
- Okay, there's been a change in your schedule.
- Yeah, you bet there's been a change.
Complete 180. (phone thumps)
(sighs)
I made the call!
To peter.
And guess what? (hands slap)
He wasn't there. - So?
- So, just when I decided to talk to him,
Needed...
Needed to talk to him,
He's away... On business.
Didn't even bother to tell me he was going.
Did you know he was always away on business
When we were married? Like, all the time,
And obviously, he always will be.
Like what was I thinking?
Do you know where he is?
Paris. - Ontario?
- No! Ugh! France!
And, and... And, and...
He was supposed to propose to me there,
But it turned into a business trip.
- Okay, but like, how many years ago was that?
- It doesn't matter! Nothing has changed!
God, why? Why did I think it would change?
- Lou, come on, you're overreacting.
- No. Do you know, I'm not.
I am just back where I started, which is abandoned.
I... (hands thump)
I can't-- I gotta get outta here.
- No, no, no, you can't.
You've, you've got a meeting in an hour.
- Cancel it. - I can't!
- (sighs) okay.
Alexa, cancel my meeting for 4:00 p.M. Today.
Alexa: Delete your meeting at 4:00 p.M. Right?
- Right. - Okay, done.
- See, I like her. She listens to me.
- Lou, come on, just call peter.
- Fine!
Alexa what time is it in paris?
- In paris, it's 11:13 p.M.
- Oh, shoot!
Way too late to call peter. - (sighs heavily)
(hooves thud evenly)
(stopwatch beeps)
Slow time. Not even close to eddie.
- (frustrated sigh) - I'm so sorry.
- No, it's bad luck and a plastic bag.
It's not your fault. - It doesn't matter
Whose fault it is. We're going to kentucky
And we don't have a... We don't have a jockey, so.
(frustrated exhale)
- Carlos! - (sighs)
- Could you give my cousin a shot?
He's the one who exercises platinum bow,
And they're good together.
Carlos has a feel for him. (footsteps shuffle)
- Are you a jockey? - Yes,
I apprenticed in buenos aires.
- Oh! Well, yes, let's... Let's see what you got.
♪♪♪
(hooves thunder)
(stopwatch beeps) - well?
- (gasps) oh my goodness! - He's okay?
- Oh, he's incredible! He's--you are lucky!
- (laughs) - you are very lucky!
Oh my goodness, it's so exciting!
♪ finding it hard to believe ♪
♪ I couldn't be feeling any better now ♪
- You can't quit school.
♪ and I don't wanna live forever now ♪
- Why not? - (sighs)
Because. Not when you're this close to graduating.
Look, I was never an a-student,
But I stuck it out.
And I've always regretted not going further.
(inhales deeply)
Did I ever tell you that my husband went back
And finished high school,
And then went on to college to become a vet?
- Yeah. Yeah, clint told me all about ty.
You know, he um...
Says I remind him of him.
- You do. You know...
You can do anything you put your mind to.
- (chuckles lightly)
Right, like I'm gonna get to go to college.
- Why not? Have you ever even thought about it?
- (exhales)
Why would I?
- (sighs)
You know, I'm gonna go find
Ty's college course books
And you can see how many amazing options
There are for you,
But only if you finish high school.
- You never give up, do you?
- I don't,
And neither do you. (footsteps recede)
(birds chirp)
(crickets chirp)
(books thump lightly)
(drawer slides open, items rustle)
(metal drawers slide open and closed)
(horses thump and whinny in the barn)
(pages flutter)
(book plunks, amy gasps)
♪♪♪
(paper bag crinkles)
(bag crinkles, envelope rustles)
(card slides)
(footsteps thud)
(card slides)
(paper bag crinkles)
(tissue paper rustles)
(finger lightly taps the horseshoe)
♪♪♪
(horseshoe thumps lightly)
(card rustles)
Ty: "dear amy,
I have a hard time writing things like this,
But you need to know how you've changed my life.
How heartland changed my life.
I was a kid who didn't know who he was
Or what he wanted to do.
I was lost.
I didn't think I had a future.
And now I have you and our beautiful daughter.
I have a life I never dreamed I would have.
I think you and I can do anything.
Let's leave a legacy together.
I love you always. Ty."
♪♪♪
(hooves clop gently, platinum bow grunts)
(hooves thunk loudly on the ramp)
Lisa: All right, just make sure he's settled properly.
I'll be right there.
(exhales nervously)
(exhausted laugh)
I love you.
- I love you, too.
- Wish me luck. - The best luck.
- And, um, you know... Watch the race!
- Maybe I will. - (laughs)
Lisa: Thank you.
(transport rumbles as it idles)
(lips smack)
(door clunks shut)
(door clicks open and bangs shut)
(suv rumbles away)
(air brake hisses)
(truck rumbles away)
♪♪♪
(door clicks open)
- Hey! What's goin' on? Where's lou?
- Hey, peter. Uh, it is so good to see you.
How was your flight?
- It was long and turbulent, rick.
Can you tell me what happened, please? Is lou all right?
- Of course, she is!
- She is. - Yes!
- (sharp exhale) you told me it was an emergency;
That I had to get home right away.
I just grabbed the first flight out of paris, rick.
- And perhaps that's the best decision
You ever could have made. - Rick!
- Let me explain. Her mayorship,
She may not be the easiest boss to work for,
And for the last month alone she has been near impossible.
I mean, I cannot tell you how many times
I've been this close to quitting,
And I, sir, am no quitter. - Stop, rick. Stop, please.
I haven't slept in two days.
Can you get to the point, please?
- The point is lou may drive me absolutely bonkers,
But she's my friend
And I couldn't just sit here and watch her suffer.
- And you think that I'm the cause of that suffering.
- You did leave, didn't you,
Just when lou needed you the most,
When she was making a big decision about her life?
- Yeah, I would've made that decision with her,
If that's what she wanted, rick, but she didn't.
She wanted to make it on her own. Do you unders--
What do you even know about any of this?
- Everything. I mean, I realize it's none of my business--
- No, it isn't, actually. - Yeah, and I've tried my best
To stay out of it, I really have,
But lou means a lot to me and... So do you.
I mean, it's no secret I've been team peter from the start,
But you both obviously need someone, an outside person
To help, you know, put things in motion.
- (scoffs) right.
And you think you're just the person to do that?
- Well, unfortunately, it has fallen upon me, yes.
I mean... Lou: Peter?
- Hey. (scoffs)
- What're you doing here?
You were supposed to be in paris!
- Yeah, I was, but I was under the impression
That you were in trouble,
Or that you had some sort of accident, or something.
Somebody led me to believe
That there was an emergency situation.
(unamused exhale) - what did you do?
- What I had to. I made a call.
So, you two are gonna figure things out, face to face,
And you're gonna make a decision before it's too late.
Before you both end up losing.
So, I'm gonna leave you to it and you both are welcome.
(door slams) - (snorts sharply)
- (sighs) - hi.
- I've decided what I want to do with the money
Lily gave me.
I'm going to invest it in the centre.
- Oh, wait a minute.
From what's been said about the financial situation there,
I don't know.
- Not all of it.
I will put some aside for lyndy's future.
But... Grandpa,
When I see a kid like logan,
I know what I have to do.
Logan needs that place.
It's like... It's like what heartland was for ty.
That centre could be a haven for so many kids,
If it's allowed to grow.
And ty and I can leave a legacy together,
Just like he wanted.
♪♪♪
And I think lily would approve, too.
- So will clint, I'd wager.
- I'm gonna call them.
(phone beeps)
Lily, hi, it's amy.
I wanna talk to you about your generous gift.
(leaves rustle in the wind, hooves thud leisurely)
- Amy always says a trail ride
Is the best way to clear your head.
My head has been the farthest thing from clear
Ever since... You left.
- Well, I didn't leave. Just waitin'.
- And I've kept you waiting, and I'm sorry.
- No, don't apologize.
I told ya I was gonna give you time to... Make a decision.
- Do you mind if we stop for awhile?
(horse snorts) - yeah, sure.
Whoa.
(saddles creak, grass crunches)
(horse grunts)
- You know, when you were here last,
That time we had together,
It was magic. I...
I've never been happier.
But then, I was on my own,
And I started questioning everything.
What would it look like if we got back together?
How would it work? The pros, the cons.
You know me. - I do.
- But I realized something.
I realized that all throughout our marriage,
I had this picture perfect idea in my head
Of what it should be, what it should look like.
And I was so aware of our flaws, I...
I would look for them. I created them.
But I don't care about perfect anymore, peter.
I mean, look at us,
We've been doing this all of these years,
Raising our girls together.
And I'm more in love with you now
Than I have ever been.
- Me, me too.
- So, if we do this again,
I wanna do things differently.
- Yeah. No, exactly. Yeah, th-th-that--
I mean, that's what's I've been saying. We--
- Right. We don't, we don't need to be traditional.
We're better when we're not.
- Okay, so, um...
So what are you saying?
- I'm saying... Yes.
I think we should give ourselves a new beginning.
I think we deserve it.
And I know it won't be perfect,
But it'll be perfect for us.
I'm a hundred percent sure.
- A hundred percent? - (laughs) yes!
- A hundred, hundred percent? - Yes!
(lips smack) are you sure?
- (whispers) yes.
(lips smack)
- Thank you. I'll-I'll... I'll pass the message on.
All right. (phone beeps off)
(stool scrapes, tim sighs heavily)
Jessica: Did I leave my phone up here?
(footsteps thud)
Oh! Thank goodness. I thought I lost it.
- What's wrong?
- I just picked up a call.
It... It was your doctor, from new york.
I told him I was your husband and...
He just wanted to know why
You hadn't answered any of his calls.
Apparently, his office had left a number of messages
While you were in new york.
And he wanted me to ask you to make an appointment
With a dr. Wilson, in calgary.
Wh... Why didn't you go to your appointment?
- I did.
(inhales) and then I had some follow-up tests.
And, uh, they said that if I...
Didn't hear anything, that everything was fine,
And if I did that...
You know, that wasn't a good sign.
So, the day before I left to come home,
I got a message to call.
- And you didn't.
Why?
- 'cause...
I got a message, so.
(phone thumps lightly)
(feet shuffle nervously)
Well, you know, that's not good news.
(sniffles) it's just, I got scared, okay?
Everything from my first diagnosis,
It just came rushing back. I just, I couldn't,
I just couldn't do it.
- I get it.
But that's... That's important.
- I know.
You know, I was just, I was so happy.
I just...
All I wanted to do was to come back here, to you,
And then, I got that message
And I just knew that something bad was gonna happen
Because obviously, I was just too happy.
- Wh... Why would you think that?
- 'cause that's the way that it works.
You know, you're on top of the world,
You think that everything is gonna stay that way,
And then, all of a sudden, something happens
And it's the universe saying,
"jessica, you are not gonna get your happy ending--"
- Okay. - "because you... Because you
Took it for granted."
(sniffles)
(hands slap her sides)
I'm scared. (sobs)
♪♪♪
- We're gonna make the appointment.
And no matter what news we get,
We're gonna deal with it.
Together.
- Okay. Okay. (sobbing)
(sobs and sniffles)
- Sweetie, you got a second? Um...
- Dad? What's up? - Um...
We just wanted to uh... Tell you something.
- Yeah. - Um...
We've thought about this for a long time,
And uh... Uh, we wanted to make sure.
- Uh, we took our time, I took my time.
- Right, mom took her time. Well, we both did,
Because we wanted to be absolutely certain
We're doing the right thing. - And we are.
We're a 100 percent certain. - Right.
- Can you guys just cut to the chase?
Because I know what's coming. I mean, I do know, right?
- Yeah, I-I think you know.
- We love each other very much
And we've decided to give ourselves a second chance.
- But it's not just a chance
Because we know we can make it work.
- Right. Katie: (relieved exhale)
- We're getting back together is what we're saying.
- (laughs excitedly) both: (laugh joyously)
- So, how is this gonna work? Are you moving back?
- No, our living situation won't change.
Your dad will stay in vancouver.
- Right, and mom will-will stay here, of course,
But, um, but we are gonna be together,
You know, as a family, from now on, I-I promise.
- And I think we should start by all taking a trip
Down to florida
To tell georgie the good news. How's that sound?
- It sounds perfect! - (chuckles happily)
- It all does! - Yeah?
- (laughs happily) - come here.
Clint: Well, here we are.
Look, I just wanna say a few words about this young woman
Who's, uh, standing beside me here -
A few words about her generosity.
A young woman who has been here for this centre since it began,
And even before that,
And now this amazing donation
To help keep it alive.
We can't thank you enough.
Amy.
- First, I'd like to say what a difference clint made
To my husband, ty borden.
You changed his life.
Completely turned it around.
- Well, I think, I think your mother, marion,
And heartland had something to do with that.
Not to mention the fact that ty met you
And then fell head over heels.
- Well, you were a great influence
And inspiration to him.
Don't forget that. (horse nickers)
Uh, I don't wanna make a big speech here.
I... I just want to tell you
About something I found recently.
A special gift that ty was planning to give me
On our sixth anniversary.
It's a horseshoe.
I know, romantic, right? (laughs)
It's engraved with the words, "stronger together."
And I hope that now this centre only gets stronger
And continues to thrive.
I want this to be ty's legacy,
And mine.
And lily, ty's mom, she...
She wants this, too.
And, deep in my heart, I know
That ty would be thrilled to do his part.
♪♪♪
(exhales)
(cloth rustles)
(clapping)
♪♪♪
(challenge exhales and snorts)
Clint: I'm looking forward to staying on here,
Help things run smoothly.
- Yeah, it was great to hear that.
- Well, turns out the powers that be,
They have faith in this place. - And so they should!
I was glad. I'm sure he is, too.
- Hey, logan! (hooves thud softly)
How'd you like to move out of the group home
And bunk in here at the centre?
- Oh... Wow!
Really?
- Yeah, but I'm actually offering you a job.
- Okay.
- You know, you'll look after the horses,
And the kids who come through here,
But there is one condition:
That you finish high school in hudson.
- All right.
Yeah, no, I think I could stick it out.
You know, there were actually some cool things
In that college book amy gave me, so...
Yeah, I'll do my best. - Okay. Duly noted.
- (amused chuckle)
I'm gonna hold you to that.
♪♪♪
- Okay, should be starting any minute!
Announcer: ...A horse for this race.
The field is very tightly matched.
There's new fangled, one of the favourites.
- I'm kinda nervous about this.
I don't get nervous at horse races. (laughs)
(lou's phone pings)
Announcer: (indiscernible comments)
(phone clicks)
- Uh, they're announcing it.
Lou! - I, uh, I have to go.
Sorry. - Lou!
- Sorry. - Lou, come on!
Look, it's startin'! You've gotta watch this!
(starting bell clangs) announcer: And they're off!
♪♪♪
- Yes.
Yeah, I will.
I understand.
Okay, thank you.
I'm clear. - (relieved exhale)
- I'm fine! (laughs joyously) - yes!
Oh! - Oh...
- Oh! Both: (relieved laughter)
- Oh... - (laughs)
Announcer: Leaping year has taken over first place.
- Look at him go!
Announcer: Platinum bow is picking up speed.
- Come on, bow! Come on! - Come on, come on!
Announcer: And they're making the final turn.
And there they are, and it's a close one!
- Come on, platinum bow! - Look at him! Oh my gosh!
Announcer: And it's platinum bow taking the lead!
Amy: Come on! Come on!
Announcer: Leaping year is making a final push.
- Go, bow! Go, bow!
Announcer: Whoa! No, it's platinum bow across the line!
- Oh, I'm so happy! He did it! (jack's phone rings)
He did it! - Hello, honey!
Congratulations! We just saw the race!
It was beautiful! - (laughs happily)
- Absolutely amazing!
All: (laughing)
♪ standing at a new start ♪
(suv rumbles)
♪ gathering pieces I didn't know I needed ♪
♪ before I fell apart ♪
♪ and I am ♪ (door clunks shut)
♪ I am in this moment ♪
♪ moving free from all the pain ♪
♪ of everything I've been ♪
♪♪♪
(footsteps approach) - you remember these?
- Of course.
Our second anniversary.
- What do you think?
Shall we make another wish, (lighter flares)
Send it out to the universe?
To new beginnings? - Yes.
(flame crackles)
- To our future. - The second time around.
Both: (chuckle)
- I love you. - I love you, too.
♪ begin again ♪
- To us. - To us.
The best is yet to come.
- And there we go. ♪ begin again ♪
Both: (chuckle lovingly)
♪ we can burn the world ♪
♪ we stand in the flame ♪
♪ the fire blows out ♪
♪ we start again ♪
- Hi, sweetheart. You should be asleep.
It's your first day of kindergarten tomorrow.
- I know.
- Are you excited? - A little.
But I'm a little scared.
- Hey, it's okay to be a little bit scared.
But I think you are gonna be just fine.
(chuckles lovingly)
(gasps) lyndy, look!
♪♪♪
- A falling star.
- Make a wish.
♪♪♪
♪ begin again ♪
(flame crackles)
♪ begin again ♪
♪♪♪