Previously, on Chesapeake Shores...
[Thomas] I found these in Mick's glove compartment.
I have this under control!
Are we officially a couple?
I think we are.
Carter, really-- thanks, but no thanks.
Did you just turn down a job at the Getty?
I'll support her, whatever she decides.
How was your day?
[Bree] Much better, now that you're here.
[Mick] I think my family just did one of those, uh...
intervention things on me.
Addiction can break the strongest people.
[♪]
Hello! Good morning!
Hello.
Here you go.
Thank you very much.
Okay, so this...
is the treasure you found at The Bridge?
Yep. Yep. I thought it'd be a cool addition
to the Sea Side Festival.
Ah...
the Sea Side Festival.
The most romantic night in Chesapeake Shores.
- The bonfire. - Mm-hmm.
The bandstand.
The big dance.
People treat it like Valentine's Day.
Well, I guess when you're young,
any excuse for romance will do.
And what if you're not-so-young?
Then you don't need an excuse.
Oh?
[chuckling]
Hey.
You want to christen it?
Oh!
Sure, I'll be the guinea pig.
Okay.
Although, one of my favorite Twilight Zone episodes
starts this way.
Oh, really? Yep. Right there.
[coin clatters]
And...
[gears rattle and rumble]
[♪]
Funny.
What?
[laughs]
You try.
Here you go.
Okay.
[coin clicks and clatters]
[gears rattle and rumble]
[♪]
[Bree laughs]
What?
Um...
well...
Oh, come--
once is cute, twice...
that's pushing it.
Better luck next time.
Hey!
Don't blame me.
Blame "Mr. Mystic".
[♪]
[phone ringing]
[groggily] Mick? Is everything okay?
Hey! Did I wake you?
[sighing] Um...
it is five in the morning here.
Oh, I'm sorry, I can't get these time zones straight.
Go back to sleep.
No, it's okay.
I gotta get up in two hours anyway.
Oh. How's work going?
H... How's Carter?
Work is fine
and Carter's fine.
Listen, I'm sorry
if I sounded jealous about Carter before.
I-I don't know what I was thinking.
I understand.
Hey, did you have trouble sleeping again?
[sighs heavily]
You know, it-it was kind of a rocky night.
I'm surprised how hard it is to stop taking these pills.
I... I ache all over.
I can't sleep.
I feel... [sighs] I feel queasy all the time,
and my-- my heart won't stop racing.
[sniffs]
It's a good thing that I stopped taking those pills when I did.
I really could've gotten hooked.
You don't think you did?
I came close.
Are you going to meetings?
Oh, yeah. Every day.
It helps to hear those guys talk.
"There, but for the grace of God," you know?
[softly] Yeah.
I love you, Mick.
I love you, too.
Listen, thanks for...
thanks for calling me out on the pills.
I'm doing much, much better.
I'm glad to hear it.
Well, I better get going.
I got a meeting this morning
and I gotta fix the sink in the bathroom
and mow the lawn--
it's a full day.
Okay. Talk to you later.
Bye.
[sets phone down]
[♪]
♪ The miles are getting longer ♪
♪ It seems
♪ The closer I get to you
♪ So I'm going home
♪ To the place where I belong
♪ Where your love has always been enough for me ♪
[♪]
♪ I'm not running from
♪ No, I think you've got me all wrong ♪
♪ I don't regret this life I chose for me ♪
[♪]
♪ I said these places and these faces ♪
♪ Are getting old
♪ So I'm goin' home
[♪]
♪ I'm goin' home ♪
Welcome back, sir.
Your Cobb salad.
Thank you, Mandrake.
This is exciting!
I've never had a Cobb salad before.
Yes, I'm aware of that, sir.
But I really want to keep trying new things.
Did you research the salad, like I asked?
Yes, sir.
The origins of the traditional Cobb salad
come from the Brown Derby in Hollywood, California,
in the year 1937.
Named after restaurant owner Robert Howard Cobb.
He threw together
a bunch of leftover ingredients late one evening.
He tossed the salad in French dressing,
and the "Cobb salad" was born.
Fascinating!
Wow. A salad that was invented 90 years ago.
85 years ago, sir.
I rounded up.
Mm.
That is so good. Oh, my gosh.
Mandrake, would you care to join me?
No, thank you, sir. I've already eaten.
Okay.
Strange.
Now that I think about it,
I can't ever recall having seen you eat.
I'm quick and discreet, sir.
Good for you.
Have you seen to my date with Abby tonight?
It's all arranged.
"Egg... cellent."
Sir.
Could you bring the car around in a few?
I have to meet her at the Sea Side Festival soon.
Excellent.
Mm! You are magnificent.
[♪]
You know what I miss most about England?
[Abby] The rain? Warm beer? Bad food?
FaceTiming you.
Aw, that's sweet.
Oh, you haven't begun to see sweet.
I have a very special date planned for us tonight.
I don't need anything special.
Well, you're getting special!
But let's talk business.
What's new with the landscaping?
Uh, we have a few new bids.
We can go over them at the office.
Wonderful. Oh!
A fortune-telling machine?
Do you have a nickel?
You're the rich guy.
And yet I never carry any change.
Change is so mid-20th-century.
Mm. So is this machine.
Here. I'll pay you back. What's your cash app?
Oh, it's okay, it's my treat.
Oh! Big spender. Okay.
Should I ask if the hotel will be a success?
You don't really believe in this stuff, do you?
No, but it's fun.
Here, you do it. Ask Mr. Mystic.
What? Do you believe in it?
No! No.
But I'm a mother, and when you're a mother,
you don't mess with stuff like this.
Okay.
Then I'll do it.
Mr. Mystic... [exhales deeply]
...what does the future hold for us?
[gears chattering]
[rattling and rumbling]
[♪]
[chuckling]
Ahem. That was not what I was expecting.
No.
[♪]
Are these avocados ripe?
[Jess] David said they are.
Hmm.
Doesn't he usually like to make the salads?
Yeah, it's just...
this whole thing with his dad has really got him down.
I wish there was something I could do to help.
Well, that's the thing.
There's nothing anyone can do,
except his father.
I can't believe
he hasn't called David or his family.
Let's change the subject.
Uh... how are you and Luke doing?
That is actually kind of a funny story.
You know how he found
that fortune-telling machine at The Bridge?
Yeah. "Mr. Mystic".
That thing used to scare me.
Oh. We'll unpack that later.
Um, anyway, he fixed it up, put in on the boardwalk,
and asked me to try it,
so I pull a fortune and it said
"The love of your life is right before your eyes."
That's funny?
Wait. Then I asked him to try it,
and guess what?
Exact same fortune.
[♪]
I don't follow.
Well, I bet he fixed the machine
so that we would get the same fortune.
That's sweet!
[cringing] Is it?
It's a...
...kind of sweet, I guess.
It's also very forward.
Of course, he wouldn't admit it.
He wouldn't?
No. I'm sure he's embarrassed.
I mean, it's a-- kind of a silly joke.
- Unless... - Unless?
Unless he wanted me to believe it was real?
- Real? - A real fortune.
Why would he want that?
Maybe he wants to take our relationship
to the next level?
Maybe it's his way of saying he loves you.
No. No, no.
Because the fortune that I got said that I love him,
not that he loves me,
which is pretty pushy.
It's a joke.
Unless...
Unless?
...It was a real fortune.
A real fortune twice?
A real-real fortune!
No. No, he planted it.
Don't be so cynical.
I'm not being cynical. I'm being a realist.
Okay? I've known more men than you, and...
yes, I'm being cynical.
Okay, well, just don't do that thing
where you sabotage the relationship
so that you don't have to risk being disappointed.
I don't do that.
Do I do that?
Let's just give Luke the benefit of the doubt.
You're going on a date with him tonight?
Yes, I-- he's taking me to dinner.
So talk to him.
Talking is good.
Ask him
if he did it on purpose.
I will.
You give good advice.
Yeah. Who knew?
Hmm!
[meeting attendees] "...The courage
to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference."
Oh, hey there!
Hello.
I've seen you at a lot of meetings lately.
Yeah. I, um...
I've been coming every day this week.
Ah. Good for you.
You planning on sharing anytime soon?
Do I have to?
There's nothing wrong with being an active listener,
but you might find talking helps.
I'll think about it.
Can't ask for more than that.
By the way--
I'm Ralph.
I'm an addict.
I'm Mick.
How are you doing on The Steps, Mick?
[breath catches]
Yeah, the first one's the hardest--
admitting you are powerless over your addiction.
Well, to be honest with you, I'm not actually an addict.
I, uh... had a little problem with painkillers,
but, uh... I caught it in time.
Yeah.
I had a little problem, too.
I had it for years.
It's called "denial"--
that stands for "don't even know I'm lying."
That's not how you spell that, you know.
Yeah, I know.
There's another meeting here this evening,
if you need it.
I'm doing fine.
Keep telling yourself that, Mick.
[♪]
You know...
you can admit it if you're scared.
- I'm not scared. - I'm scared.
Come on, I'm having lunch with your family.
It doesn't faze me.
My girlfriends' mothers have always liked me.
- [ball sinks] - Ah!
That's nice.
Often, more than my girlfriends did.
- Mm-- - [ball sinks]
I can see that.
Yeah.
No, it's my father I'm worried about.
He's always been rather hard on my beaux.
[snickers] Your beaux?
What are you, from Tennessee Williams-land?
Close! Silver Spring, Maryland.
[Southern accent] Oh, well. I do...
[whack]
...declare.
[both chuckling]
Again?
- Yeah. - All right.
[casual chatter, indistinct]
How's it going with Dad?
Oh... uh, he's been going to meetings.
I think he's doing better.
Yeah. I just wish he'd tell us how he's feeling.
Yeah. The O'Brien men are not very good at that.
- Point taken. - Mm-hmm.
Actually, I--
Never mind.
Oh, come on!
[sighs]
It's just I-I promised someone that...
I wouldn't say anything.
[hushed] Is Sarah pregnant?
Yeah.
[gasps deeply]
But you guessed it, okay? I didn't tell you!
[hushed] And you cannot tell anyone.
No, I swear, I won't say anything.
Won't say anything. I just...
How far along is she?
Just a few weeks.
Just I-I'm scared and I'm happy
and I'm sad all at the same time.
Yeah, I get that.
Scared we're gonna lose it,
and then I get sad
because I think about what happened last time,
but I am so happy that we get another chance.
How's Sarah feeling?
The same.
Yeah, it's like our life's on pause,
until we know everything's going to be okay.
Well...
I can't pretend to know what you're going through,
but I do know, as a mother,
you basically spend all of your time
wondering if your kid's going to be okay--
that's just parenthood.
Great!
Yeah. I think I'm starting to understand that.
How're things going with you?
Yeah. Fine.
Come on! I just-- I dropped that huge bombshell on you,
which you can't say anything!
I won't!
And all you tell me is "fine"?
Mm-hmm.
- How're things going with Evan? - They're fine.
[groans]
[laughing]
No! I mean, I'm happy he's back from his trip.
We're going on a date tonight.
And?
There's no "and".
Okay. So...
we went for a walk on the boardwalk,
and there was one of those fortune-teller machines there...
Mm-hmm?
We got this one.
Ha! [laughs]
That's funny.
[laughs]
Funny and awkward.
[chuckles]
I mean, we get along great, but "the love of my life"?
That's a little bit much, isn't it?
Is it?
Yes! Relationships take time to grow!
You don't just go "boom, that's it."
I did with Sarah.
You did?
Yeah. "Boom!" Definitely.
Well, I am not the "boom" type.
You never know.
Sometimes, "booms" have a way of sneakin' up on you.
No, they don't.
[laughs]
[♪]
[wrench clangs and thumps]
[clattering]
[♪]
[pill rattles]
[♪]
[Mandrake] You'll be happy to hear
that all the arrangements have been made
for your date with Abby tonight.
Wonderful.
It is very elaborate.
Too elaborate?
Not for me to say, sir.
Funny thing happened today, Mandrake.
"Funny" amusing or "funny" troubling?
A little of both.
Abby and I were on the boardwalk
and we passed a fortune-telling machine
and we got a fortune that said,
"The love of your life is right before your eyes."
A carnival gag.
Why should that trouble you?
It didn't,
but it did make things a little awkward.
What do you think it means?
I don't think it means anything, sir.
It's obviously hit home with you, though.
Why do you think that is?
Why do you always answer my questions
with a question?
Why not, sir?
- You think that's funny? - I don't know, do you?
How long do you want to keep this going?
How long would you care to, sir?
Nice.
Still, I think
we should tone down the date just a little bit,
so it doesn't look like
I'm taking this fortune seriously.
Mm, so you'd like to scale it back a bit?
Just a bit.
You have booked an entire Michelin-star restaurant
for the two of you.
That's fine, but...
ah, maybe we lose the hanging twinkly lights?
Mm, I was going to suggest that--
been done to death.
Yeah.
How about the 20 bouquets?
Cut it down to 10.
Hmm. And the string quartet?
Mm...
I say keep them,
but don't have them blindfolded.
Agreed.
I did think the blindfolds were a little creepy.
- Mm-hmm. - And the fireworks, sir?
What do you think?
It's a bit early for fireworks.
You think?
When it's time for fireworks, you'll know it, sir.
[♪]
[pill rattles]
[♪]
[phone rings]
[beep]
Hey!
Hey. Is this a good time?
Perfect. It's my lunch break.
See? I'm learning.
What are you having?
Ah, they have the best ramen here.
It's just amazing.
So, how are you feeling?
Great!
Great. Just great.
Hey, here's something funny.
You remember that old fortune-telling machine
that Luke found in The Bridge?
Well, I just got this fortune.
Can you see it?
"The love of your life is right before your eyes."
[laughing] Yes!
Hey, can we talk?
Um, just a second.
Uh, okay. I got a minute.
Are you busy with something?
No, just work.
Oh. I love you, Mick.
I needed to hear that.
I love you, too.
Well, I'm off to another N.A. meeting this evening.
Wish me luck.
Luck.
[♪]
How's he doing?
Oh, he's doing fine.
I hear him say he was going to an N.A. meeting?
[guarded] Yes.
-"Narcotics Anonymous"? - That's right.
Mick had a problem with painkillers
after the plane crash.
Nothing serious.
But serious enough for a 12-step program?
Yeah. He's dealing with it.
That's good.
Megan, I know you love your kids.
I don't want to interfere with your personal life--
Then don't, Carter.
Have you really thought what it would mean
for you to get back together with Mick?
I mean, you left him for a reason, right?
That was a long time ago.
You think people can really change?
Yeah! I think they can.
Mick is a very proud man,
and the fact that he can admit he has a problem and needs help?
Just makes me love him all the more.
Be honest.
He didn't want you to come out here, did he?
He had some issues with it at first...
but we worked through them.
Issues with you following your dream?
Carter, would you just stop?
So now what?
The guy has a drug problem-- is that the kind of person
you want to spend the rest of your life with?
All right! You have now crossed the line here, Carter.
I will forget this conversation and pretend it never happened,
if you stop talking right now.
Fine.
You ready for this?
Absolutely.
Really?
Yeah, I even have great jokes ready.
No jokes.
They're just ice-breakers.
Trust me-- leave the ice alone.
[♪]
[lid snaps]
[pill rattles]
[phone rings]
Hey.
Hey, can you hang on a second?
[♪]
[pill clatters]
[water rushes]
Hey. I'm back.
Are you doing okay?
Well, it's...
...it's hard, Megs, it's really hard.
I love you, Mick.
[choking up] I love you, too.
Listen, I gotta go, okay?
[shakily] Okay.
[♪]
[gasps deeply]
[screams] Oh!
[gasps]
[sobbing]
Oh, make it stop!
[sobs and weeps]
[♪]
So, Connor.
Margaret tells me you're quite the lawyer.
I try, Mr. Keller.
Oh, please. Call me Nick.
Okay. Nick.
So, why did you leave that big firm?
Oh, don't put him on the spot, Nick.
Let the boy eat.
We'll get it out of him.
One way or another.
Don't let them worry you.
Their bark is worse than their bite.
Well, I have a few lawyer jokes.
- Do you? - Oh.
- [whispers] Don't. - [whispers] What?
[deep breath] A lawyer, uh...
tells his client,
"I have some good news and some bad news."
"Well, what's the bad news?" the client asks.
"Well, your blood is all over the crime scene,
and the DNA tests prove that you did it."
"Well, what's the good news?"
"Your cholesterol is 130."
[♪]
[Nick chuckles]
[everyone laughs]
Okay, let's eat!
Would you like a homemade muffin?
I would love a homemade muffin! Thank you.
Is this too much for you?
Are you kidding?
I feel right at home.
[♪]
[string quartet plays]
[♪]
Here we are.
This is nice.
Oh, I guess we're the first ones here.
We're the only ones here.
Pardon?
I booked the whole restaurant.
Just for us?
Just for us.
That's very romantic.
Too romantic?
I'm gonna have to think about that.
[chuckles awkwardly]
Thank you.
You're welcome.
[♪]
Hey. How was your day?
Mm. That was nice. What's up?
I just... I needed to do that.
Last call of the day was this 80-year-old guy
who collapsed in a grocery store,
right in front of his wife of 58 years.
We revived him and he's gonna be fine,
just forgot to take his insulin.
But his wife thought for sure that he was gone...
...and then the way that she held him
when she knew he was okay...
tears of joy and relief.
But most of all, it was love.
I hope we have that.
Of course we do.
Yeah-- [stammers] I know.
I just...
I'm learning
you should never take anything for granted.
Well, not that I'm eager to get old...
[chuckles]
I'm looking forward to growing old with you.
- Yeah? - Mm-hmm.
Me too.
And just so you know, when I retire,
I'm going full-beard.
Really?
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
I'm just trying to imagine you with whiskers.
No, I don't just mean "beard,"
I mean lumberjack...
Civil War general...
pow, out to here.
I'll be rockin' it.
We'll see about that.
What?
Will you freak out if I don't shave my legs?
Really?
It's a two-way street.
Okay, maybe I could just have like a mustache, like a...
- Mm-hmm. - ...A handle-bar.
- Mm-hmm. - Yeah.
[both laughing]
[quartet plays romantic ballad]
[♪]
Your appetizers will be out in a moment.
Thanks.
This is very nice.
The music, the mood...
it's very, very nice.
You feel self-conscious, don't you?
So self-conscious.
I may have overdone things...
or under-done things.
I had a few extra flourishes, but I canceled them.
Well, as long as there's no twinkly lights.
[awkward laugh] I know, right?
Like... who would do that?
Hey, can we talk about the elephant in the room?
I canceled that, too.
[chuckles]
That, uh "fortune" we got today
kinda threw us, didn't it?
Little bit.
Why do you think that is?
See, now you sound like Mandrake.
You talked to Mandrake about it?
Yeah, but he was no help.
Who'd you talk to about it?
Kevin. He was no help either.
We have to get better advisors.
[chuckles]
Well, I thought about it,
and I think I know why it bothered me.
You do?
Yeah. I, uh...
I haven't really spent very much time on my own.
I've always been...
a wife or a girlfriend,
or whatever you want to call it,
and I thought that I finally had a chance
to just...
be myself.
I like yourself.
Thank you.
Honestly, I, uh...
don't always know who that is.
And I thought I was finally in a place
where I could settle in and find out and...
and you came along...
...this very fascinating, odd guy.
I'll take "fascinating".
I'm just not sure I'm ready
to be someone's girlfriend again.
Oh.
You don't have to be.
Just be you.
I'll be me.
Well, then what does that make us together?
See, I'm kind of the opposite of you.
I've been alone most of my life.
You know, I've been in relationships,
but none that have lasted very long.
Why is that?
Maybe because I'm too fascinating?
Mm.
So the idea of you and me together...
it kind of threw me.
Abby and Evan. Evan and Abby.
[stammers] "Abvan..."
"Evby"?
No. Please don't do that.
Yeah. Never again.
[Abby laughs]
But then I thought...
why can't we just be
two separate people,
together?
Yes!
Why can't we do that?
See, we can.
And-and our dates don't have to be these elaborate events.
No, they don't have to be. We can just go out.
Without all the romantic stuff.
That is so forced!
[laughs] I agree.
- It's a strain. - Yes! And why do we it?
Because we think we're supposed to like it?
Mm-hmm.
Be honest. Do you actually like it?
Not really.
Yeah. So...
why don't we just have a fresh start?
Just... be ourselves?
[clink]
Well, first--
I hate champagne.
So do I!
I just want a regular old beer.
Yes.
Waiter?
[♪]
Could we have two "regular old beers"
and some French fries?
Absolutely.
You took the words right out of my mouth.
[♪]
So how's the apartment search going?
Not well.
Hmm.
I mean, I might have to take you up on that offer
for your pull-out sofa.
It's always there for you.
I'm kidding.
I mean, I'll find a place.
Worse comes to worst,
I can always move back in the half-way house.
No, no, no. I would never want you to do that.
Well, we'll see.
So, that was funny
about the, uh, the fortunes today, huh?
You think so?
Mm. Sure.
I didn't think you thought it was so funny.
Oh, no, no, no.
I thought it was very funny. You know.
"The love of your life is right before your eyes"?
Good joke.
Wasn't a joke.
Oh, come on. You can admit it.
Admit what?
That you pulled a funny joke.
I mean, it was a-- it was a good joke.
I... didn't pull any funny joke.
So you didn't plant those fortunes
for me to "accidentally" find?
No...
No.
Okay.
So it was just a coincidence?
Uh, yeah, I mean, it's...
Yeah? We got the same coincidence?
Both of us got the same coincidence?
I guess. You were there.
No, I was. I was.
I mean, maybe I could have shuffled the fortunes better
before I put 'em in the machine.
Hah! Right. Ha-ha.
"Ah, right," what?
You did put the fortunes in there?
I mean, when I was fixing the machines,
there was a box of fortunes beside them,
and I just put 'em in the machine.
Yeah. So you put them in there.
Yeah, but I-- I didn't-- I didn't look at them.
I didn't plant them or anything.
Okay.
Why can't you just let this go?
I can let this go. I-I--
I'm... I can let it go.
I don't think I'm the one who can't let this go.
Yeah, but you're the one that keeps asking about it.
No, I just don't understand why you can't admit it.
Admit what?
That you planted the fortunes.
Why would I plant the fortunes?
I don't know! I-I-- because you thought it was funny!
I didn't think it was funny.
Okay. Okay!
Then why did you do it?
I didn't. [frustrated chuckle]
Can we just drop this?
Unless... you had another reason.
Oh, wow. Okay.
Now I really wish I didn't find that machine.
I mean, first, you planted those fortunes for us to find.
Okay, just stop.
- And then... - Bree...
...you asked me if you could move in with me.
No. No, I did not "ask" if I could move in with you.
You offered, and I declined, and then I made a joke about it.
Yeah, but was it a joke?
Yes. It was a joke.
It was a-- a stupid joke.
Okay. Yeah. 'Cause I mean, nobody's laughing.
No. There's no one laughing.
Look. I'm gonna go.
I got the bill.
[♪]
[astonished chuckle]
[♪]
♪ Oh! Oh-oh-oh...
♪ Oh! Oh-oh-oh
♪ Nothing like being on top of the world ♪
♪ Nothing like soaring up high beneath the sun ♪
♪ I can now...
[Jess] I'm sure you'll work it out.
Just talk to him.
We did talk, talking is what got us here.
Well, what went wrong?
[sighs heavily]
He thinks I called him a liar.
Why does he think that?
Because I called him a liar?
Because he lied!
Yeah, but about something silly.
I know, I know!
And I gave him every opportunity to 'fess up.
Well, maybe he wasn't?
Wasn't what?
Wasn't lying.
Well, you know what, it doesn't even matter anymore.
I'm in too deep.
Has it ever occurred to you that you really love drama?
I don't. I don't.
Although I am a dramatist.
Hey, Caitlyn.
Hey, Aunt Bree. Aunt Jess.
Does your mom know you're out here?
Oh, sure.
We're allowed to stay out until 10.
This is Sloan.
I'm Caitlyn's BFF.
Really?
Sure.
We've heard a lot about you, Sloan.
I've heard a lot about you.
You're Bree-- the cool aunt.
I am?
What does that make me?
You're Jess... the wacky aunt.
Okay.
I like "wacky".
We're gonna go play at the arcade.
Okay. Have fun, guys.
Don't stay out too late!
That's nice. Caitlyn has a friend.
Yeah. Who thinks I'm coo-oo-ool.
Who thinks I'm wacky!
Yeah.
Wacky's way better than cool, by the way.
If you say so.
I'm cool.
♪ No, no
[dishes clatter]
I love you, too.
Bye.
Well?
"Well" what?
Did I pass the Keller test?
What do you think?
I think I did great.
Your family's just like mine.
They're loud, they're dynamic...
they're over-achievers, one and all.
That's true.
There' a lot of love in that room,
but no one ever misses a chance to call each other on their B.S.
Well...
you'll be happy to know you passed.
The Kellers approve.
Yes! I knew it.
Uh, was it unanimous? I bet it was unanimous.
Oh, good lord, no.
"Good lord, no"?
Who didn't like me?
You made the mistake of telling my grandmother
you're an Orioles fan.
[pained] Your gran?
Yeah. She's Nats, all the way.
- [winces] - But...
Fortunately, my mother outvoted her.
She liked your hair.
Well, I'm glad I used extra product this morning.
Mm, I thought you put a little extra care into it.
- [laughing] - I knew it.
I did! New product.
[♪]
Hey, is it too early for cravings?
Because I want ice cream, saltwater taffy,
and a lobster roll.
In that order?
Yeah.
Hey, Jess.
How's it going, Bree?
Meh.
Luke's over there.
I know. I saw you guys talking to him.
Yeah, he's working on the fortune-telling machine.
"Mr. Mystic".
We tried it earlier.
- You wanna see what we got? - Sure.
Abby got the same exact one. [gasps] Isn't that something?
[♪]
Yeah, that's something, all right.
Hello.
Hey.
Um...
Kevin and Sarah showed me their fortune.
Yeah, they did?
Yup. Same one as ours.
Huh.
Yeah. So I'm wondering
if maybe that's all that's in there?
Nope. No, they're all different.
All shuffled.
Oh.
I guess, uh, maybe the first ones were stacked.
Hey, look, maybe, um...
I think maybe I came on a little strong at dinner?
[chuckles weakly]
If you say so.
Yeah. You know.
I guess I have some trust issues, huh?
Okay.
[chuckles] You know, uh...
I have trust issues, too.
Okay.
Well, maybe we can work on our issues together.
Yeah, I'm-- I'm not so sure.
See, my issues are with people who don't trust me.
[♪]
Thanks for the share.
If no one else has any more, we'll wrap up.
Yes?
Hi.
My name is Mick...
and, uh...
I am an addict.
I just realized that today.
I'm a pilot
and I had a crash a while back, and...
[♪]
[Abby] This is a great night.
Of course it was. We had a breakthrough!
I don't know if I'd call it a "breakthrough".
All right, well, an-- an insight, then.
Mm, much better.
No more silly romance.
No, just two adults spending time together.
Would you care to dance?
I would love to.
[♪]
♪ I saw into your soul
♪ How you looked straight into my eyes ♪
♪ And said, "I'm sorry, love I'm afraid we're out of time" ♪
[♪]
♪ What if we hold on?
I lied.
I think I like romance.
So do I.
And I might love twinkly lights.
Yes! The twinklier, the better, right?
Yes!
[♪]
[fireworks exploding]
♪ What if we hold on?
[Abby] Wow.
♪ Maybe we'll get it right
[♪]
Ah, now it's time for fireworks.
[♪]
♪ What if we hold on?
♪ Hold on tight
♪ What if we hold on tight?
[♪]