[narrator] Previously on Chesapeake Shores:
Give me your number,
-in case I have to tap your phone. -Fine.
-We should have dinner. It's not a date. -Dinner?
I had dinner with Jess, David, Kevin, and Sarah. Had a great time. It was like...
-Family? -Yeah. I never really had that.
I haven't painted or drawn anything for years.
-We'll be okay. We'll have one. -You want a family.
[Evan] They found these on the hotel building site?
This could cause a work stoppage.
This law firm spied on a junior associate to get intel on his family. I quit.
Thank you very much.
["Canon in D" playing]
[clears throat] David, do you take Jess to be your wife?
Do you promise to honor, cherish,
and protect her forevermore?
-I-- [yells] -David!
[gasps]
[groans]
Hey, hon.
You had that dream again, didn't you?
This time the earth opened up under your feet.
Better than the time I was carried off by seagulls.
I can't wait for this wedding to be over so I can have a good night's sleep again.
That's what every groom wants to hear.
♪ Plane ticket already paid I'm gone but it don't mean nothing ♪
♪ I'm close even though I'm far away ♪
♪ That's how I remember you ♪
♪ Stuck here on the red-eye special ♪
♪ I can't wait to see you again ♪
♪ So don't think of me Not being around ♪
♪ Just listen for the sweet, sweet sound ♪
♪ Of the taxi pulling up the driveway ♪
♪ I'm coming home soon ♪
[vocalizing]
[upbeat music playing]
Turns out Jerry Trask isn't so bad after all.
Well, people do change.
-We're having dinner tonight. -Mm. A date?
No, not a date. Just, um...
Just discussing the curriculum over dinner.
Educator to educator.
Fine, just make sure he picks up the check.
Okay.
-Hi. -Hi.
I know what you're all thinking, the wedding is only a week away.
But, please, don't get crazy.
Carry on as if it was just a normal week. That's what David and I are going to do.
Because a week is plenty of time to get everything done.
So just don't panic, okay?
Nobody panic!
Okay.
-Ooh! She's panicking. -So much panicking.
-[Megan] Hey. Morning. -Morning.
So, Connor,
how long have you been wearing that, uh...
ensemble?
I changed...
my shirt...
the other day.
That's good.
Very good.
He's just happy that he doesn't have to get dressed and go to the office. Right?
So he should be. But it's been three weeks.
Two and a half.
I appreciate what you did for me,
-but don't you think you ought to be-- -Planning for my future?
I'm all over that.
In fact, I lie awake at night
staring at the ceiling, thinking about nothing but that.
Con, it's only natural to feel a little down at a time like this.
I guess.
I mean, what I thought was my dream job,
turned out to be a conference room full of snakes.
Oh.
You need a hug.
What? No. I'm not 8 years old.
[Megan] You don't want a hug?
I kind of want a hug.
I know.
[Master Amy] Very good.
Good job.
Now bow to your partners.
Abby.
Now, this is a little advanced, but I wanna see what you can do.
Very nice.
[Evan] Very impressive.
You're late. Class, this is Evan. He's thinking about joining our class.
-What are you doing here? -I like to try new things.
Why don't you just observe for a while?
Oh. I'm a quick learner. I can jump in.
Have you taken tae kwon do before?
No, but I am familiar with the martial arts.
I've studied Muay Thai, Krav Maga, savate. So, you know, the basics.
Well, sounds like you could teach us a thing or two.
No, I'm just a student.
Well, we were doing basic arm blocks. Why don't you show him, Abby?
Me?
"You learn best by teaching." Isn't that right, Master Amy?
You've read my book?
He has people who do research.
I do.
I've also watched videos on the Internet, so I'm a leg up on this.
Well, then let's keep going. Abby?
Very nice.
Remember, we're not ready to spar yet.
Sorry. Sorry, instincts.
Okay, my turn.
-Bring it on. -Are you ready?
I'm ready.
[groans]
Uh-oh.
Evan, I'm so sorry. I thought you were gonna duck.
-No worries. And I will from now on. -Let me see.
-Oh... -Looks cool, huh?
I mean this as a compliment.
-But you kick like an angry mule. -I'm so sorry.
You said that already. It's okay, Abby, really.
-I see your class was eventful, sir. -Ask her.
I really-- I didn't mean to do it.
Understood.
We had many similar incidents during our Krav Maga training.
He heals quickly.
[Abby] Bye.
Bye.
[groans]
-Oh! [chuckles] -Oh!
Jay. Sorry.
Oh, no, it's my fault.
You look pretty dangerous there.
Oh, yes, right.
New hobby?
Yeah, I just started.
Wow. Like daughters, like mother.
Must feel good to kick something.
I thought it would, but turns out I don't know my own strength.
I sure wouldn't mess with you.
So how you doing?
-Still feeling stressed? -Uh...
Yeah, Evan Kincaid is driving me crazy. I might have just given him a concussion.
-That's an interesting business strategy. -No.
See, it was not my fault. We were in class--
Oh, wait, Kincaid is taking tae kwon do with you?
Yes. He just shows up and starts taking lessons. Who does that?
Interesting.
He does stuff like that all the time. He's so impulsive.
He has no attention span. He's always interested in new things.
Abby...
did you stop to think that maybe the new thing he's interested in is you?
No. No, no, it's not like that.
I'm gonna stop talking.
No, don't stop. I enjoy talking with you.
Well, I like talking to you too.
We should do it again.
Over lunch or dinner.
-Like a date? -I don't like to put labels on things.
I would like that.
Great. Great.
Um, check your schedule, have your people get in touch with my people.
Okay. I'll do that.
Oh, and, uh, I'll be sure to call if I need somebody kicked.
-All right. -Okay.
-[Bree] Hey, can I have a coffee? -[rock music playing over speakers]
[Luke] Bree O'Brien.
-We have to stop meeting like this. -Luke. How are you doing?
Uh, well, as you can see by the broom in my hand, I'm top management.
Don't forget us little people.
Oh, I won't.
Hey, I, uh, read your book this weekend.
You did?
Yeah. I got a library card, checked it out and everything. It was terrific.
Thank you.
Of course, growing up here, I could see who the thinly veiled characters were.
-Yeah. -How'd the family take it?
Turned out it was a little too thinly veiled.
Hm.
They came around.
It, uh, helps that it was a bestseller.
-Still can't believe that. -Oh, I can believe it.
-So how's the class coming along? -Oh, I haven't started yet.
Um...
I'm a bit nervous.
-Oh, yeah? -Mm-hm.
Well, just act confident. The rest will take care of itself.
You think so?
Oh, what do I know? I'm holding a broom.
[both laugh]
Are you okay?
Watch how confidently I switch from a broom to a mop.
-[woman] Oh! -See you, Bree.
-Here. You-- Yeah. Okay. -[waitress] Thanks.
Yeah, I look forward to working with you again too.
Thanks so much. Bye-bye.
This was the fourth call today about the mitigation.
-That Dilpher pays for. -Every dime.
-You deserve it, Dad. -Thank you.
You look nice.
Wearing hard pants, I see.
-Well, it was time. -Mm.
Listen, I know that Denzer, Lewis and Phelps was your dream job.
I thought it was.
Would you have walked away if it hadn't been about me?
I hope so.
But... being about you made it a lot easier.
Well, I'm very proud of you for doing it.
Thanks, Dad.
Oh, and, uh... I think you're gonna be a great success on your own.
That is the intention. First stop, office space.
Yes, and when it comes to real estate, don't forget...
Location, location, location.
That's right.
What's your favorite novel?
Oh, it's a tie. Anna Karenina and All My Friends Are Going to Be Strangers.
Good choices.
Um...
If you could be alive at any point in history, when would it be?
Hm...
Now.
I like now.
Okay. Um...
What's your favorite band or favorite kind of music?
-Country. -What? Really?
-Yeah, really. -[laughs]
Have you ever listened to it? Like really listened to the good stuff.
-Is there good stuff? -Oh, wow.
Don't be a snob.
You should, uh, come to Chesapeake Shores sometime.
Go to a little club called The Bridge. They have great...
They have all kinds of great music, but really good country.
Okay. I just might try that.
-How about next weekend? -Oh, next weekend's bad.
My sister's getting married.
For real, or is that just an excuse?
No, it's for real. Who would make up an excuse like that?
Someone who wants a really good excuse, I guess.
I'm not really looking for one.
-No? -No.
-Okay. -In fact, I have a plus-one
in case you wanna come check.
Is that an invite?
No. Maybe it's just an excuse for somebody that really wants to come.
Well, um...
-Allow me. -Thank you.
Well, um...
I would love to.
Oh.
Yeah.
Of course.
-That's great. -Good.
-Okay. -Okay.
Um, okay then.
-I'll see you. -Good.
-There. Then. -Yeah. Okay.
-Just let me know. -Uh-huh.
-Okay. -Mm-hm.
-Bye. -Um, drive safe.
Thank you so much for the food.
Yeah. That was nice.
Okay.
["Canon in D" playing]
David, do you take Jess to be your wife?
Do you promise to love, honor, cherish, and protect her forevermore?
I do.
[yells]
Okay.
I should have seen that coming.
[tranquil music playing]
[Evan] Okay, I only have a few minutes.
I have to leave for a meeting in Reykjavík.
Did you address my concerns about the air conditioning?
Yes. All taken care of. Your guests will be properly cool.
Good.
What is this? I said I wanted to add three more floors.
I thought you were kidding. Do you have any idea how much that will cost?
And, also, if you keep adding floors, will it still be a "boutique" hotel?
It'll be whatever I say it is.
Corey Elevators? No.
I hate that company.
They've been attached to the project. You signed off on them.
Their elevators are too slow.
If there's one thing I hate, it's a slow elevator.
[scoffs] Evan, are you crazy?
If you change elevator companies now, the costs would be astronomical.
Abby, the cost of this whole project is too high.
Now you care about money? Because you're always talking about how rich you are.
I'm rich because I'm careful with my money.
Oh, really?
Didn't I read that you flew in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
to sing you "Happy Birthday"?
It was worth every penny.
Evan, why do I get the feeling that this is not actually about slow elevators?
Tell me what's bothering you.
Me? Um...
Not a thing.
You say you like it when I tell you the truth,
so be truthful with me.
-Cards on the table? -Cards on the table.
You know when I said it didn't bother me when you kicked me?
-Oh, boy. -I guess it did bother me.
-Okay. -What bothers me most
-is it was a sucker kick. -What?
I wasn't ready.
You literally said, and I quote, "Ready."
I know, but when I think back on it, I wasn't.
-And you should've known that. -You tried to kick me first.
That is not how I remember it. You know what? Goodbye.
Goodbye.
One of us has to leave, and this is my building.
Yeah. Point taken.
[groans]
[phone ringing]
[groans]
Hello?
Arthur?
It's Nell O'Brien.
I'm calling to wish you a happy birthday and many more.
[chuckles]
No one's called to wish me happy birthday in a long time.
Well, as they say in the old country,
may misfortune follow you all your life and never catch up with you.
[laughing] That's a good one, Nell.
Go to your door.
What?
Go and open your front door.
[upbeat music playing]
Well, look at that.
It's my homemade Irish bread
and two cards from my great-granddaughters.
And a balloon.
One is never too old for a balloon.
Happy birthday, Arthur.
[Mick] I understand, but it's essential that we reach Mr. Kincaid.
All right. Very good. Thank you so much.
Dad, this is Peg Lucas, the main archeologist from the site.
-How do you do? -Nice to meet you.
Well, why don't you fill me in?
It turns out these items first uncovered were just the beginning.
These wooden planks were dug out
and analysis of the wood dates it back to the 17th century.
-[Mick] Wow. -[Peg] Wow, indeed.
But the really exciting news is that just this morning,
we recovered what appears to be the bow of a ship.
[Mick] Look at that.
This could be a major historical find.
A British supply ship from the 1600s.
But you need to stop work while we excavate it.
What's Evan Kincaid gonna think about this?
It's hard to tell with him.
But if he's looking for an excuse to back out of the project, this could be it.
I have to get back to the site. There's a lot of work to do.
-Thanks for coming. -[Peg] Thanks.
Well, I've left two messages. They can't reach him.
Hm. Oh. Well, that's because he's in Iceland.
-What's he doing in Iceland? -Who knows?
Maybe he's a super villain, and that's where his secret lair is.
Well, you've tried to reach him, I've tried to reach him.
What else can we do?
I don't know, but I do know we need this project.
We can't let him back out.
-Well, you've done everything you can. -Yeah.
I really wish I hadn't kicked him in the head.
I never thought I'd hear you say that.
-Say what? -That you have things under control.
Well, I do.
Abby's doing great at the office.
Kevin and Sarah, they've got it together.
Jess is getting married and Bree's teaching.
I actually feel I could go away and everything would be all right.
Are you trying to tell me something?
-Are you sick? -No.
I just mean that after Jess' wedding, I thought maybe we could...
Maybe we could, uh, go somewhere for a while.
-Where? -Anywhere.
How much of a while?
Any while.
Are you talking retirement, Mick?
No, I mean, just, you know,
a vacation.
Wow, when was the last time you did that?
Hey, I've taken some vacations in my 40-plus years in the business, okay?
Hm. Okay. How many?
Two.
[phone ringing]
Sorry, I gotta take this. Been trading with this guy.
Carter!
Oh, yeah, great to hear you too.
How interested might you be in an Arthur Driscoll retrospective?
With at least a dozen never-before-seen paintings?
No, Carter, I'm not talking New York.
The way to play it would be to open here in Chesapeake Shores.
His home base.
Uh-huh.
Okay. You bat it around a bit,
but, full disclosure, I do have other players.
Great. Get back to me.
Other players?
Not that I've called yet.
-Megan O'Brien. -I learned everything I know from you.
[tranquil music playing]
-Hey! -Hey.
You're up early.
Yeah, well, the PTA can't carb-load itself.
-It's nice that you help out. -It is, isn't it? Yeah.
-Need a hand? -I sure could use the help.
-These pastries are heavy. -You're doing CrossFit there.
Well, actually, it's more like croissant-fit.
[chuckles] Hey. Um, this is kind of last-minute, but, uh...
Jess and David's wedding is tomorrow.
Would you wanna be my plus-one?
Wow.
Yeah, I'd be honored, for sure. Yeah.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
Okay. I will, um-- I'll text you the details.
Great. Yeah, text me the deets.
-All right. -Sure.
-I will do that. -Great. I'm looking forward to it.
-Unique New York... -Unique New York...
-Mr. Driscoll. -Which one of you is Caitlyn?
-Me. -You made me that beautiful birthday card.
-Thank you so much, Caitlyn. -You're welcome.
Carrie. A word, please.
-Do you know Claude Monet? -Who?
You've got something going on.
That was a compliment. I don't give them very often.
Maybe I'm out of practice.
-You decent with a brush? -I guess. I usually use colored pencils.
I like colored pencils too. But, uh, use this.
And these.
Wow.
-Are these all yours? -No. They're yours now.
I haven't painted or sketched for years.
-Why not? -I don't want to.
Paint that.
Or that.
Heck, you can paint that.
Paint whatever you want.
The point is, paint it like you see it.
You don't want to? Fine.
No. It's just--
I'm nervous. What if it's no good?
What difference does that make?
-The point is doing it. -Okay.
[tranquil music playing]
-Hey. -Hey.
So Crawford's Pet Shop, huh?
Yeah. That's where he kept that old parrot Tiki.
The one you tried to teach dirty words to.
-Yeah, but Mrs. Crawford always caught us. -Yeah.
So you don't think it's too expensive?
Too big?
I think you should go for it.
Good. Because I already did.
[both laugh]
Here's what I think for the layout.
Uh, let's see. Okay.
So entrance is here.
I'm taking these two pillars out.
I wanna add a divider right here.
I'm thinking about taking this wall out and replacing it with glass, add depth.
This is good, Connor. This is a very smart use of the space, I think.
Thanks, Dad.
So, uh, how long do you think it would take?
Can you recommend anyone?
I could pull four guys and have it done in a few days.
You hire another company, this could go on forever.
Connor, listen, I know you wanna do this on your own,
but part of growth is knowing when to let people who love you help you.
Ballpark, how much?
More than you care to spend and less than it's worth.
If we have a deal, I'll call my guys right now.
All right. You got a deal.
-[Bree] You asked Jay to be your plus-one? -[Abby] I think so.
Oh, you think?
Well, I don't know. It was just a blur.
Oh, I know that feeling.
I got kissed the other day.
By Jerry Trask.
-Okay, I cannot keep up with you. -I didn't expect it.
Did you like it?
I didn't not like it.
-That's a ringing endorsement. -I know.
I met this other guy that I might also be into.
Now you sound like the second act of one of your plays.
-Really? Huh. -Yeah.
Well, the plot twist is that I asked Jerry Trask
to be my plus-one at the wedding.
Okay. So wait, was this before or after he kissed you?
-Uh, before. -Okay. Well, then maybe he thought that...
Maybe he thought...
-Yeah. Did you want him to think? -I don't-- Didn't think so.
Until I thought...
Huh.
He's not the jerk he was in high school.
But...?
[sighs] I don't know. Do people ever really change?
[country music playing over speakers]
David, we only have one more night to chicken out before the wedding.
-No way. -To the wedding!
[all] To the wedding!
Wow, thank you, guys.
Hey. When am I supposed to stop seeing you before the wedding?
Uh, midnight, I think.
You guys are gonna be asleep way before that.
Oh, no. I'm not sleeping tonight.
-Why not? -She's been having nightmares.
Last night, David was carried off by a giant squid.
"Release the kraken!"
Nobody said that. I don't wanna go through it again.
So you assume that once you're married, the bad dreams are going to stop?
Sure. Won't they?
-No. Definitely not. -Definitely.
Yeah, I think so.
I'm gonna grab another round.
Hey. Hey, two more pitchers.
Hey, Luke.
Hey, Kevin.
Hey, thanks again, man, for helping me get this job.
And I'm sorry.
When you first came in at Kwik Go, I was kind of, you know...
Yeah, you were a little, you know...
What are you guys celebrating?
Oh, my little sister Jess, she's getting married tomorrow.
Oh.
-You know, you should come. -Oh, no.
Yeah, no, it'll be fun.
I'm sure but, you know--
Hey, don't get all "you know" on me.
Okay. I'll think about it.
That's an RSVP?
-Sure. -See?
Things are getting better all the time.
Thanks.
Evan.
Here. I brought you a lopapeysa.
-A what? -A traditional Icelandic sweater.
-As a peace offering? -As a gift.
-You wanted to talk to me about something? -Yes.
Uh, there is an issue with the hotel site.
[Evan] Ah, isn't there always?
This one could cause a work stoppage.
-Take a look. -Uh, no. Just give me the gist of it.
Okay. Uh, well, the gist is,
those artifacts that they found were just the beginning.
Uh, Peggy thinks that she's found the bow of a ship dating back to the 1600s.
-A pirate ship? -No.
Oh!
I wish it were a pirate ship. That would've been so cool.
Yes, it would have. But it's more likely that it is a ship
that brought over or supplied the early European colonists.
I guess that's cool too.
Yeah. Cool in the sense that it's a major historic discovery.
And the Smithsonian would like us to shut down the build
until they can fully excavate it.
How long would that take?
Hard to say. Uh...
-Six months. Maybe a year. -Oh.
Of course, you could pull out of the project.
I could.
And, of course, we have contracts.
-And I have lawyers. -Yes.
But I'm sure we could come to an agreement. If it came to that.
Yes.
Okay. I'll think about it.
Can I take this? I wanna have my people go over it.
-Let me know what your people think. -What matters is what I think.
I have to make the final decision.
You'll be hearing from me.
Oh! Um...
I hope you like the sweater.
-And I guess I did try to kick you first. -You admit it!
Yes!
["Canon in D" playing]
You look very beautiful.
Thanks. You should see me when I've had some sleep.
-Ready? -Mm-hm.
Dearly beloved...
we are gathered here to celebrate the love of Jess and David.
It's only fitting that this family, this community,
should be gathered here
to celebrate this joyous occasion at this beautiful spot.
One of the most memorable moments of your life
is when you realize you've met the person who completes you.
So I've been told.
[all chuckle]
The person who makes your world
more magical,
more colorful.
It's been an absolute honor
to watch the two of you find that in each other.
Do we have the rings?
-David... -Mm-hm.
[Jess and Bree laugh]
[Bree] ...do you take Jess to be your wife?
Do you promise to love, honor, cherish, and protect her forevermore?
I do.
[sniffles]
Jess...
do you take David to be your husband?
Do you promise to love, honor, cherish, and protect him forevermore?
-I do. -[all laugh]
Then it is my absolute honor and delight
to declare you married, and you may now kiss the groom.
[guests whooping, cheering]
[Jess] We did it! We did it!
[Megan] Come on, family photo.
Uh, actually, I should be in the back because I'm taller.
Oh, taller again? You gotta remind us every single time?
-Yes, you're the tallest. -No bickering. Hey, it's a day of joy.
You look so beautiful and I'm so happy.
You guys are being so nice to me today, and I really appreciate it.
-Tomorrow. -Yeah, we got a backlog.
-Ah! -Don't hit your brother. Okay, smile.
[camera shutter clicking]
[country music playing]
♪ Free as a bird now Saving the world now... ♪
Well, I have to admit they were right.
-About what? -Having the wedding here. It's beautiful.
Very... them.
It is very them.
It's so them.
By the way...
Pow!
-Great officiating up there. -I was nervous.
-Oh, you couldn't tell. -Really?
You speak in front of people all the time. Judges, juries,
the fate of someone's future in their hands.
-Is that what it felt like for you? -Pretty much what it felt like, yeah.
-Excuse me. Are these seats taken? -Mm. Not at all. Please.
Okay. Thanks.
Hi.
Sorry, I hope this isn't too much to ask, but we haven't danced in ages. You mind?
-Oh, yeah. Sure. Go ahead. -Thanks.
Hi. Whoa!
Is this weird?
-No, it's not. -No?
Yeah. We'll get there.
And you are just a little cutie.
-Aren't you? -Oh, thank you very much.
-You wanna hold him? -Yeah.
-Here, buddy. -Hi.
Hi, handsome.
You are so cute. What's that?
You're gonna be a great mom.
So you always cry at weddings?
-Guilty. -Yeah.
Well, I will, uh, wait for you to gain your composure.
Uh-huh.
That ceremony was beautiful.
Thank you for the invite.
My pleasure.
I know you got a lot of family stuff to take care of here,
so I'm gonna be fine. But check your phone.
-Hey. -Hey.
Um, am I crazy, or did I see Luke Tatum here?
Oh, yeah, I invited him. Jess and David said it was okay.
Oh, boy.
-Is there a problem? -No. No, no problem, just, um...
I kind of invited somebody else and it could get a little, uh... awkward.
Oh.
Yeah.
Oh.
-Oh. -Oh, stop saying "oh."
This actually sounds like one of your plays.
Why does everybody keep saying that?
-Okay. I don't see him anywhere. -Who?
If you have to ask who, your life's getting complicated.
Okay, that's...
-Luke, huh? Mm-hm. -Nope. Uh-uh.
Well, was it the wedding of your dreams?
It was better than the wedding of my dreams.
-David lived through it. -I did.
Well, what more could you want?
I don't believe it. Evan actually crashed your wedding.
-No, he didn't. -We invited him.
-What? -We like him.
He's nice.
You are lucky this is your wedding. I'm going to let it slide.
[Jess] Hee-hee.
Hi.
-Hey. -Hi, Jerry.
Look at you performing wedding ceremonies. What else can you do, pilot a ship?
-Maybe I got that backwards. -Just call me Captain O'Brien.
Well...
may I have this dance, captain?
-Sure. -Okay.
-You look beautiful, by the way. -Oh, thank you.
Um, so...
I just wanted to apologize.
Oh, what for?
For the kiss the other night.
I don't know what came over me. Can we pretend that it didn't happen?
What kiss?
[laughs] Right.
Okay, well, I will take that as a victory.
Unfortunately, I have to make my departure.
-Oh, okay. -But thank you so much for the invite.
Of course, my pleasure.
Okay. Well, have a good evening, captain.
You too.
-Bye. -Bye.
Can you believe it?
Your youngest granddaughter is now married.
You know, all those old clichés, my, they're all true.
It all goes by so fast.
I agree.
-Hi. -Hey, Bree.
You really married them good up there.
-I did, didn't I? -You did.
Do you wanna dance?
Oh, you know, it's not really my thing.
That's fine. We can just sit.
-You having fun? -Oh, sure, yeah.
I just haven't been to a party like this in years.
It's a little overwhelming.
Okay. Why? Where have they been keeping you?
Nowhere.
Do you wanna dance?
-Sure. -Yeah?
-Let's go. -Okay.
You're not a bad dancer.
Oh, yeah, I'm a regular Bruno Mars.
-I think so. -You do?
You and I should keep practicing, though.
[indistinct chatter]
-Abby. -Hi.
This is the best wedding I have been to since Harry and Meghan's.
Okay, you went to the royal wedding, we're all so impressed.
Hm? No, I meant Harry and Meghan McCreer from Long Island. Sweet couple.
-I never know when you're messing with me. -I don't really either.
Would you like to dance?
We don't have to dance.
I know, but it's a wedding and there's music.
And let me guess, you're a champion ballroom dancer.
Far from it. I was born with two left feet.
-An odd medical condition, but I coped. -I'll dance with you on one condition.
-No more bad jokes. -It's a deal.
Whoa!
-So you are a good dancer. -I'm getting better.
-Everyone has to have one weak spot. -Oh, only one?
I'm also not very good at martial arts. You kicked me fair and square.
I'm sorry I was so weird about it.
I shouldn't have kicked you.
[Evan] Mm...
-I would have kicked me if I were you. -That's nice of you to say, I guess.
I've been thinking a lot about the build and the ship.
-That ship is really an amazing discovery. -Yeah, I'm glad you think so.
-Yeah. It's just too bad. -What?
I shouldn't talk about it now. It's a beautiful wedding. Never mind.
-No. No, you can't do that. -Do what?
You can't hint that you're gonna pull out of the build
and then talk about what a beautiful wedding it is.
-Well, it is a beautiful wedding. -Are you pulling out of the build?
I always do this.
I break bad news at the worst possible times.
Maybe this is why I'm still single.
So that's your final decision?
I'm afraid it is.
I'm sure we can come to a settlement that will be fair for everyone.
Mm-hm. Yeah.
-Okay. I guess I should go. -Mm-hm.
Tell Jess and David I said goodbye.
-What did Kincaid have to say? -Just that it was a beautiful wedding.
Yes, it was.
Well...
we did it.
We did it.
-How do you feel? -I didn't think this was possible,
but I feel more in love with you than I ever have.
-Thank you, husband. -You're welcome, wife.
[lively folk music playing]
-Shall we dance again? -[gasps] We shall.
-What about your shoes? -Oh. I can't. They're giving me blisters.
Don't tell anybody.
Abby.
[narrator] Next on Chesapeake Shores:
-Ow, my back! Mandrake. -Who can I call?
-You know a lot of famous people. -They can't help me now.
You're the new lieutenant, if you want it.
-Might wait to have kids. -[Jess] I kick David in my sleep.
Can you imagine spending the night with a kangaroo?
Your dad and Kevin know this. I've served time.
-Have you told Bree? -[Luke] I'll tell her this weekend.
-[Evan] Could I have some lemonade? -This is Evan Kincaid.
Abby was nice enough to let me crash here.
Hey, you okay? Sarah!