(soft guitar music) (bird call)
(Sydney): Thanks again for coming over.
It means a lot.
- Yeah.
I'm glad we did this.
(inhaling deeply): To be honest,
I've been feeling a little lonely myself since Jacob left.
- I think we all needed this.
- Yeah.
- What we need... are details.
You still haven't told us what happened with you and Liam.
(sighs)
- I don't really want to talk about it.
- Come on, Maggie.
You can't just act like it's not a big deal.
- Okay.
- What do you want to know?
(glass thudding)
- Why did you marry him?
- He made me feel alive in a way I hadn't felt before.
Well...
life was just a constant adventure with him.
- So what happened?
- I guess he just...
finally realized I wasn't as adventurous as he thought I was.
- He said that?
- He didn't have to.
(sighing)
Doesn't matter.
Breakups are awful.
- Tell me about it. Ugh.
- Enough of that.
Let's see what the future has in store instead.
- Mm-hmm. - Okay.
(cookie cracking)
"Every cloud has a silver lining."
- Whoever wrote that never went through a breakup.
Clearly. (chuckling): No.
What's yours say?
- Mm.
"It's better to have loved and lost
than to never have loved at all."
- Yeah, okay. I'm gonna clean up.
- Aren't you gonna read your fortune?
- I am perfectly capable of making my own bad decisions
without advice from a cookie, so.
- Sit.
Sit.
- Fine.
(plastic crinkling)
Okay.
"You will grow old and die alone."
- Let me see that.
"You will soon find yourself in a romantic encounter."
- Mm-hmm, there is zero chance of that happening.
I think I'm done with romance...
for a while.
(soft guitar music)
- Let's make a pact.
Let's promise that we will always stick together.
- Promise.
(chuckling)
To girlfriends.
- To girlfriends.
(chuckling)
(theme music)
♪ Is this as good as it's gonna get ♪
♪ I've given all I can give ♪
♪ But the rivers still get wider wider ♪
♪ We've been here all along ♪
♪ Through the valleys we carry on ♪
♪ The journey takes us higher higher ♪
♪ This could be a home if we try to build it ♪
♪ This could be a life that's one in a million ♪
♪ All the hard times, yeah, they were worth it ♪
♪ Time and time and time again ♪
♪ Ooh whoa whoa ooh ♪
♪ Whoa whoa ooh Whoa whoa ooh ♪
♪ Time and time and time again ♪
(peaceful guitar music) (gulls cawing)
- All right. When you're all done,
you can bring any fish you catch to the outpost.
We'll clean and store it for you if you like.
- Thanks. - Of course.
- Hey.
- What are you doing?
You're supposed to be resting your leg.
- I can't stay in my cabin all day.
- That wound needs time to heal
or it's gonna open back up. - Don't worry. It'll be fine.
(scoffing) - Okay. Um...
Actually, I need to talk to you about something.
Um...
There's been a slight issue in getting you that paperwork.
- What kind of issue?
- Well, it seems that you weren't...
entirely wrong about us being listed as married.
- Meaning?
- The annulment never went through.
- Oh, so what you're trying to say is that I was right.
- Cal's looking into it.
It's just gonna take a little more time.
But, um, don't feel like you have to...
hang around here.
I'll give you a call when we figure it out.
- Yeah, I can't get my work fees until this goes through,
so I'll just enjoy a little downtime, right?
- Stay off that leg.
(Edna): So, what did you decide?
- Well, I think we should apply for an easement.
- What's that?
- Uh, we keep ownership of the land,
but the agency helps protect the land.
- Sounds complicated.
- Yeah.
It is.
(knocking at door) - Oh, Mary's here!
- You rest.
I'll get it.
- Oh, Frank.
Oh, it's so good to see you!
I'm so sorry I didn't get a chance to drop by sooner.
I can't believe what you two must have been through.
- Yeah, thanks.
- Edna. - Mary!
- Hi, honey (chuckling)
Oh...
- I wanted to go to the salon,
but Frank won't let me out of the house.
(whispering): He's driving me crazy.
- I heard that.
- Oh, so now your hearing aid's working.
(chuckling): Thanks for coming.
- Oh, it's my pleasure.
Now, it's been a minute since I worked my magic,
but I think I can still handle a cut.
- Good 'cause it's a... mess under here.
- Oh, well, we're gonna get you sorted.
Oh, before I forget.
I ran into Mrs. Kravitz at the store
and she said that she had heard
that Sully left for Ireland with a lady friend?
- Uh yeah. Helen Culver,
an author who stayed at the Crossing.
- Oh, well, there's gonna be a lot of disappointed ladies
up in Timberlake. (chuckling)
If only I'd been a few years younger.
Well let's get to it, shall we?
- Absolutely. - Okay, great.
- Come on, I'll show you where you can get set up.
- Okay.
(sighing)
(tools crashing)
- Hey. - Uh, delivery came.
I don't have enough time to unpack it yet, but...
Good news.
At least the window's fixed.
- Thank you. Now you just need to help me
fix my situation with Liam.
- Yeah...
About that.
- What now?
- Well, I spoke with the lawyer's office,
and I'm afraid you're gonna have to file for divorce.
- Uh, why?
- Well, there's a five-year time limit on refiling.
- No, that can't be right.
- Hey, it's no big deal.
It'll work out. - It is to me.
An annulment meant that the marriage never happened.
A divorce means I was actually married.
- Well...
look at the bright side.
Um...
At least you don't have to find a lawyer.
Just breathe. It's gonna be okay.
I promise.
- How long is this gonna take?
- The application's pretty straight forward.
I just need a copy of your marriage certificate.
(inhaling deeply)
- I ripped that up years ago.
- Okay. Uh, maybe Liam has a copy.
- Maybe? - Yeah.
(clearing throat)
Hey!
You're here early.
- Wanted to make a good first impression.
- Go, uh, go put your stuff down.
I'll show you around the place. - Sure.
- I don't want you worrying about Liam.
We got this, okay?
- Okay.
(birds chirping)
- Lola! Could I speak with you a minute?
- Sure, Jeanie.
- Mind closing the door?
- Is everything okay?
- I heard about your trip over to the Crossing.
- Yeah, I think the kids had a lot of fun.
- I'm... not sure their parents would agree with you.
- Is there a problem?
- I've been on the phone all morning
trying to explain why the children were off hiking
through a forest with rusted animal traps
instead of at the adventure park listed on their signed waivers.
- Well, One Tree Adventure Park cancelled last minute, so.
- You're supposed to be protecting these kids
not putting them in danger.
- I just wanted the kids to have something fun
to do on their last day.
- I understand that.
And I-I know your heart was in the right place,
but these parents need to be able to trust us.
Think what would've happened if a kid stepped in that trap?
- You're right.
It was a mistake
and it won't happen again.
- Why don't you take a seat?
We need to talk.
(Sydney): So how's the food?
(chuckling): This is awesome.
I've never had maple syrup on my eggs before.
- Yeah, it's an Acadian dish.
- Yeah, our mom used to make it for us when we were kids.
- Mmh.
- Well, Ben, it's nice to meet you.
I'm sure you're really going to love it around here.
- Thanks.
(utensils clinking)
Everyone's so nice.
Think I can bring my sister around sometime?
- Of course.
So, uh...
you mentioned your dad left.
Your mom's working two jobs? That's gotta be tough.
- It is, but, uh...
we're better off without him.
Yeah, he was a jerk.
- Sorry.
- You have a sister?
- Two. And a brother.
- You guys see him a lot?
- I mean, not as much as I'd like.
Not since I left New York.
- I, uh...
don't think I'd ever be able to leave Tracy.
She needs me too much.
- Why don't you finish up? I'll go grab the check.
- Okay.
- Hey. - Hey.
- Okay, uh, it looks like you were right.
I should have stayed off my foot.
Do you have any ibuprofen?
- Mm-hmm.
Get you some water.
- You know what, don't even worry about it.
- No, taking pills without water will damage
your eso... phagus.
- I'll take my chances.
- Of course, you will.
- You know, I will never understand
why people buy souvenirs.
- Like to remember where they've been.
- I guess I'm not interested in living in the past.
I prefer to live in the moment.
- Right.
- You remember that stuffed bull you made me buy in Pamplona?
(chuckling)
- I can't believe I let you talk me into running with the bulls.
- Why?
We've been lucky we had the chance to do that.
- We were lucky we didn't get trampled to death.
I was... terrified.
- Well, if I remember correctly,
you were pretty excited to get back to the hotel room.
(door opening)
- Oh, uh-- - Thank you for these.
- Yeah. - Hey.
- You're bleeding.
- Let me see.
(sighing)
- Oh, well, you definitely need stitches now.
I'll take you to the hospital.
- You're a surgeon, can't you just stitch it up?
- With what? Fishing line?
- Look, I am not going to sit in an emergency room all day.
- You could just go to the clinic in Mahone Bay.
Uh, it's usually not as busy there.
- Sounds better.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- Let's go.
Be back as soon as I can.
(sighs)
(gentle guitar music)
- Like this? - Boom. Nailed it.
- Cool.
- Hey, Frank.
Oh, I wanted to introduce you to Ben.
He's going to be working here for a bit.
- Hi. - Good to meet you.
- Yeah, you too.
- Uh, Frank and his wife, Edna,
are partners with Sully at the Crossing.
- Oh, cool.
(buzzing)
- Sounds like the towels are done.
- Uh, did you want me to go fold them?
- Yeah, when you're done with that,
would you mind delivering them to these cabins?
- Sure thing. It was great meeting you, Frank.
- Thanks, Ben.
- Nice kid.
- He's a fast study, too.
I think he's gonna be a good addition.
- Where'd you find him?
- He was working with Lola's youth group.
How is Edna? - Well, she's much better.
Um, Dr. Rabney gave her the green light to, uh,
lose the bandage.
- That's good news. And what about this?
What's-what's all this?
- Guidelines for setting up the nature reserve.
- Oh, yeah.
No, Maggie was telling me you were starting that.
- Where is she?
- She is with Liam at a walk-in clinic.
He-he got his foot caught in a trap.
- A trap? - Yeah, he stepped in it
when we were with Lola and the kids at the new property.
- The poachers?
- It was pretty rusted. I think it's been there a while.
- Well, the woman over at the conservation office
said we had to get through a safety inspection
before they could sign off,
so maybe I'll go over there and see what's going on.
- Oh, why don't you wait till Maggie gets back?
I'll go over there with you,
just in case there's any more traps.
- No need.
I call you if I find any trouble.
- You finally gave in.
- It's Edna's. (chuckling)
- Hmm.
(door opening and shutting)
(gulls cawing)
- I thought this place wasn't supposed to be busy.
- There's a shortage of doctors here.
It's why I want to open a family practice.
- You know, I gotta say,
I was a little surprised when Cal told me
that you wanted to be a GP.
(inhaling): And why is that?
- I mean, you used to always talk about
how excited you were to become a neurosurgeon.
What changed?
- I did.
- Uh, Liam Davies?
- Hey.
- Sorry for the long wait. - Oh.
- The doctor is away, taking a much-needed vacation.
We are a little short-handed. What brings you in?
- He has a one-inch laceration on his lower right leg,
uh, so he'll need sutures, a tetanus shot,
and possibly some antibiotics.
- And you are his wife?
- Yeah. - No.
- Okay, well, why don't you follow me?
- You coming?
- No, I think I'll stay here.
- I thought the rush would never end.
- Yeah. How're you holding up?
- My feet are killing me. And I could use a coffee.
Want one?
- That's not what I meant, and you know it, Syd.
- I've been through breakups before.
- Right. And I know how hard they can be.
So if you need to, you should just take a few days off.
- To do what?
Sit at home, surrounded by memories,
feeling all sorry for myself?
No, thank you.
I'd rather keep busy around here.
- Oh, thanks. (chuckling)
- You figure out what you're gonna do about
Finn's scholarship yet?
- I went over all the pros and cons with Jane last night.
- And?
- I do-I don't think it's the right time.
(inhaling deeply)
- Why is that?
(sighs)
- Finn's at that age where he needs his father,
and I need to be here to run the restaurant.
- Is Finn upset?
- I'm still trying to figure out how to break it to him.
- If Finn is really that gifted,
wouldn't it be better for him to go?
(inhaling deeply)
- I, uh...
Hey, I feel bad enough as it is, okay?
I...
I can't really talk about this anymore.
- Hey! - Hey, Cal.
How's Ben been working out?
- So far, so good.
- I'm really glad to hear that.
Is Maggie around? I was hoping to talk to her.
- Um, she is at the walk-in clinic with Liam.
- Why?
- Turns out... he needed stitches after all.
Hmm? Is there something I can help you with?
- No. No, no, no. Um, can you just
let her know I was looking for her when she gets back?
- Yeah. You sure?
- Mm-hmm, yeah. I'll see you later.
- All right, see you.
(door opening and shutting)
(boy): I want to go home.
- It'll be our turn soon, honey.
- My head hurts.
(office phone ringing)
- Hey, would you mind if I had a look?
I'm a doctor. I might be able to help.
- Would you? We've been here for over an hour
and he's getting antsy. - Of course.
Hey, buddy, what's your name?
- Sam. - Sam, I'm Maggie.
Would you mind if I felt your neck?
Any other symptoms? - Just a slight fever.
And he's been complaining of headaches.
- Is the rash anywhere else?
- On his leg. - Yeah.
Can I have a look?
Okay.
I'd check with the nurses,
but because of the rash on his cheeks and leg,
I'd say it's most likely Parvovirus B19.
It's otherwise known as fifth disease.
- Is that serious? - No, no.
It's very common in kids his age.
And once the rash comes out, he isn't contagious anymore.
- Uh, Mrs. Birnbaum?
- Yes.
Okay. Thanks. - Of course.
What?
- That was just... really nice.
I always felt you'd make a good mom.
- I should get back to the Outpost.
- Look, I'm not sure what I said
back at the clinic that upsets you.
- Doesn't matter.
- Are you sure?
Because you hardly said two words to me on the ride back.
Will you just... come inside so we can talk about it?
- I don't want to talk about it, Liam.
What I want...
is to file for a divorce, you can get your visa,
you leave and I never have to see you again.
(emotional music)
I'm really sorry you feel that way.
♪ Kinda sad about our fate ♪
♪ That I'm not the one for you ♪
♪ Wish that I could find a way ♪
♪ To hold you ♪
- I still don't understand why you have to leave.
- I told you.
This is a big story and there are people counting on me,
I can just turn my back on them.
- Right, but we just got married, Liam.
Can't they send someone else?
- This is what I do, Maggie.
You know that.
- Can you at least tell me how long you're gonna be gone?
- I don't know.
Sorry, I gotta go or I'm gonna miss my plane.
(sighing)
- Hey, hey, wait.
I love you.
♪ Kinda feel like we're fading ♪
♪ Burnin' out ♪ - I love you too.
♪ Coming back, you're not around ♪
♪ Say you'll get over me ♪
- Stay safe, okay?
♪ What do you do? ♪
- Bye.
♪ When somebody loves you? ♪
♪ When somebody leaves you ♪
♪ You're out on your own ♪
(clearing throat)
- Well, that's the last of the boxes.
- Thank you, buddy.
- Hey, do you have any sunscreen?
- Uh, yeah. Hey, Ben, would you grab some?
It's on the third shelf, middle.
- Looks like that's the last bottle.
- There should be more on the shelf in the back.
Would you restock it? - Got it.
(beeping) - All right.
Thank you so much. - Thank you.
(door opening) (Quincy): Hey, uh, Cal?
- Camper's bothering you again?
- Actually, my watch is missing.
- Missing? - Yeah.
Last night, I put it on my bedside table.
Now I can't find it.
- Did you check under the bed?
- Yes, of course, I did.
It is not anywhere in my cabin.
I think someone stole it. - Stole what?
- My watch!
- Let's not jump to that conclusion yet.
- I'm sure it was those campers next to me.
- This is a safe space.
We have never had a theft here.
- Oh, well, there's a first time for everything.
(scoffs)
- When was the last time you remember seeing it?
- This morning, uh, when I left for breakfast.
- Okay, well, why don't we head back over to your cabin.
We'll have another look around, just in case.
(sighing): Fine. Not gonna find it there.
- Good luck.
- Everything okay?
- Yeah.
Camper can't find his watch. It'll-it'll turn up.
- Hey, you think you can watch the place?
I'm gonna head over to the lodge,
check the lost and found.
Maybe it's there. I don't know.
- Yeah. Uh, no problem.
- All right. Thanks, buddy.
See you in a bit.
- Hey, it's me.
I just figured I'd check in.
Looks like I'm gonna be here a little longer.
No. (sighs)
No, I didn't tell her yet.
It just wasn't the right time.
Yeah, I appreciate that.
I'll talk soon.
Bye.
(soft music)
- Why don't we give it until tomorrow?
And if we haven't found it by then,
then I'll be happy to replace it for you.
- I don't want a new watch.
This one has sentimental value.
My wife gave it to me.
- I'm sorry.
I'm-I'm gonna try and find it.
(sighing) - Thank you.
- Okay.
(Sydney): Any luck? - Nope.
- I'll have a look around,
see if maybe Quincy dropped it on his way over.
- Yeah, yeah. Thanks, Syd.
- Yeah, no problem.
- Hey, uh, listen, I... I want to apologize.
- What for?
(scoffing): The other day when Liam was here
and telling his war stories, I, uh,
I should have known that that would bother you.
- Nah, don't worry about it. Look, I get it.
He's a likable guy. It's all good.
- Well, you certainly are handling things
better than I would.
- Not like I have a choice.
- Oh, speaking of choices.
Can I get your take on something?
- Yeah, sure, shoot.
- It's Finn. He's, uh...
got a scholarship to a great school in Toronto.
- That's incredible, Rob.
- I turned it down.
It's not the right time.
I put everything I have into this place,
and I can't just up and move to Toronto now.
I'm afraid he'll resent me if I don't let him do it.
- Yeah...
that's-that's a tough one.
Okay, uh...
When I was younger, I had to pick between being...
being there for my sisters, my brother,
or moving in with my grandparents to go to school.
- Right.
You chose school?
- Sure. And I thought I could help
my family out more with an education.
- Mm-hmm. Do you ever regret it?
- Whatever decision you make,
be sure it's one you can live with.
- Frank.
I'm glad you're here.
- Something's wrong.
- One of the campers thinks that someone broke into their cabin.
- Is it true?
- I'm not sure.
I can't believe this is happening.
- You can't blame yourself for somebody else's actions, Magpie.
- I guess it just seems like
everything's going wrong since Sully left.
I feel like I'm letting him down.
- Yeah, I...
kind of feel a little like that myself.
- You do?
- There's all this business around Glenn's land.
I just wish that Sully was here to help us sort this all out.
- I'm glad he went to Ireland.
Want him to be happy. It's just...
would have been nice if he'd given us a little more notice.
- I think he might have talked himself
out of going if he'd waited.
Looks like that camper called the police.
- Oh, you can't be serious.
- Can I get a description of the watch?
- Yeah, I-I-I was just hoping you could question
the campers that are next to me.
I think-- - Is that really necessary?
- Frank wanted me to come and ask
if we had any string?
Uh, we're just breaking down some boxes in the back
and we need something to tie them together.
- Aren't you the kid
that was at my cabin earlier with the towels?
- Uh, yeah.
- That's your backpack?
- Yeah?
- Care to look inside?
- I really hope you're not suggesting
what I think you are.
- If he didn't take it,
he's got nothing to hide.
- Hey.
This isn't right.
- Ben, you don't have to do anything you don't want to do.
- I-it's okay.
(sighing)
(suspenseful music)
- Sorry about that.
- It's okay.
- Let's get some air.
- Uh, um...
- I can't believe you did that.
- I just thought-- - You just thought wrong.
- I'm sorry.
- I think we're done here.
- You, uh, still want me to question the other campers?
- No. That's okay.
- Sorry again about wasting your time.
- Oh. It's not a problem.
Just let me know if you find that watch.
Hey.
(whispering): Wow.
- What are you doing here?
- Oh, I was just, uh, waiting to talk to Maggie.
- What's wrong?
(weakly): I just got fired.
- What? Why?
- It's for bringing the kids here without waivers.
- You're kidding. They fired you for that?
Oh...
- What am I supposed to do now, Sydney?
- It's like the fortune cookie said.
Every cloud has a silver lining, remember?
Maybe this is the universe's way of...
pushing you to take a little break and focus on yourself.
- I guess.
- Come on, let's go to the lodge.
I'll get Rob to whip you up
one of his special mochaccinos.
That always helps to cheer me up.
- Yeah, why don't you head over? I'll be there in a bit.
I just-I just need to make a call first.
- Okay.
- Can't wait for this day to be over.
- Nah, don't let Quincy get to you.
(sighing): Not just Quincy.
- What do you mean?
- All the stuff with Liam, too. Just...
I just hope he leaves soon.
- Look, I know you don't want to hear this, Maggie.
But we kind of need him to stick around,
at least until the divorce papers are signed.
- Is there any way we can speed things up?
- I'll see what I can do.
- Thank you. (phone buzzing)
Hey, what's up?
Uh, yeah, I'll be right there.
- Who's that? - It's Syd. Lola's at the lodge.
She lost her internship.
- Oh, I'm so sorry.
With everything going on today, I totally forgot.
Lola came by earlier today looking for you.
- Um, that's okay.
Um, I should go check in on her, though, make sure...
- Yeah, go.
- I needed this.
I feel like me again.
- Well, you've been through an awful lot.
You deserve a little pick-me-up.
- Now I just need to get back to work.
- Is Frank gonna let you do that?
- He will if he knows what's good for him.
(laughing)
- All right, I have to leave.
I can't be late for bridge.
And you tell Frank if he keeps molly coddling you,
he'll have me to answer to.
- I will.
Thanks, Mary.
- You just look fabulous.
- I'm gonna go finish up in the back if that's okay with you.
- Yeah. Sure.
- How'd it go with Ben?
- We had a nice long talk.
He's gonna be fine.
(sighing): Good.
I wish I could say the same for Maggie.
- She's got a lot on her shoulders.
Sully's gone, Edna's away.
- I think...
Liam being here...
is really starting to get to her.
- It's hard to focus on the present...
when you're still looking at the past.
(gulls cawing)
- Who lets someone go for making one mistake?
- I know. And you'd think that a social worker
would be a little more understanding.
(inhaling deeply): So I've been thinking,
and maybe losing my internship
isn't such a bad thing after all.
- What do you mean?
- Well, now there's nothing stopping me
from visiting Jacob in Calgary.
- So that's who you were calling?
- Mm-hmm.
- I thought he was just supposed to be your summer fling.
- He was.
But I didn't realize how much I'd actually miss him.
And he invited me to collect samples with him
in the Rockies.
- It's a big step.
- I know.
But he's such a great guy.
And I've never been outside of Nova Scotia before.
- Well, so much for our pact to stay together.
We didn't even make it a day.
(chuckling)
(emotional music)
- Liam, you home? - Yeah, just a sec.
- Hey, Cal. - Can I come in?
- Oh, yeah, sure.
- How's the leg?
- Uh, well, won't be running a marathon anytime soon.
(chuckling): Yeah.
- So what, uh, can I do for you?
- Hey, uh, do you by chance
have your marriage certificate with you?
- Uh, not a hard copy,
but I might have a scan of it on my computer.
I could take a look. - That'd be great. Thank you.
- Yeah. Uh, make yourself at home.
- Great.
- You know, I don't know what I was thinking.
This is a new laptop. It wouldn't be on here.
- Uh, that's okay. I... I'll figure it out.
- Nice work. - Thanks.
Um, do you mind if I go home now?
It's getting pretty late and I just,
I gotta help make dinner.
- You coming back tomorrow?
- I guess so.
- Good.
- I'll see you.
(door opening)
♪ I've been running ♪
♪ But it feels like there ain't nothing ahead ♪
♪ Read a story but I couldn't ever get to the end ♪
♪ And I don't know ♪
♪ Just what it means ♪
♪ But there's still fire in me ♪
♪ And I don't care what's in between ♪
♪ 'Cause they're still fire in me ♪
♪ Call it nothing but there's something ♪
♪ In the weight of a fall ♪
♪ So I keep pushing ♪
♪ Not just waiting to make sense of it all ♪
♪ Ooh-ooh ♪
♪ I'm doing this the right way ♪
♪ I'm heading in the right direction now ♪
♪ I've been running ♪
♪ But it feels like there ain't nothing ahead ♪
(Maggie): Think she's making the right decision?
- She just needs time to figure it out.
Not like I'm the relationship expert.
- Any news from Rafe?
- Mm-mm.
- I'm sorry, Syd.
- I just wish we could have stayed friends.
- It's never that easy.
- Why not?
(inhaling deeply): It's hard to be friends with someone
if you feel like you're not enough for them.
- Is that how you felt about Liam?
- I don't think I realized
how much that breakup affected me until I saw him.
I blew up at him today.
- What happened?
- I told him I wanted him to leave
so I'd never have to see him again.
- Ouch. - Yeah.
- I get it.
But, hey, imagine how different your life would have been
if you guys stayed together.
- I never would've met Cal.
- See?
- Silver linings.
(chuckling)
(sighing): Okay.
I think I'm gonna go try and clear the air.
Don't need things to get any more awkward.
- Good luck. (chuckling)
- Alright.
Thanks. - See ya.
- There you are. I was wondering where you got to.
- Sorry.
Just needed a minute to myself.
- Something on your mind?
Quincy's watch.
- Saw Ben...
toss it on the grass over there.
Looks like he took it after all.
- I never expected that.
- Neither did I.
- You know...
people do things for all sorts of reasons.
I still think he's a good kid, Cal.
(sighs)
- I don't know.
- He just needs someone...
to help him find the right path.
- I'll talk to him in the morning.
(soft emotional music)
♪ The shifting of the seasons ♪
♪ So fast you can barely see it ♪
♪ We can try, but there's no slowing it down ♪
♪ Everything changes ♪
- Oh, my God.
♪ Everything ♪
Liam. ♪ Everything changes ♪
What happened?
♪ Everything, everything, everything changes ♪
♪ Everything changes ♪
♪ Everything, everything changes ♪
♪ Everything, everything ♪
♪ Everything changes ♪
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