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00:00party at the orphanage for grace's birthday that sounds like fun do you think you'll be free

00:03tomorrow night after work you're gonna set the mounties on me again it's an honest mistake hold

00:08on what time tomorrow night pardon me ma'am hey from what i understand stealing money from the

00:18bank that's not the worst of it sinclair's operation is much bigger than that what do you

00:22mean he's been using his money to invest in businesses but then he starts demanding bigger

00:27and bigger shares of the profit what if they don't want to pay ronnie are you okay it's nothing i'm

00:34fine surprise happy birthday grace

00:48all done oh fix the kitchen window thank you give your playing ball oh was it a bad throw or a bad

00:55catch depends on who you ask well is there anything else you need oh actually oh that's right you like

01:05your lists what's wrong with lists they're just sort of the enemy of spontaneity well spontaneity is the

01:11enemy of efficiency lillian this telegram just came in for you thank you

01:29helen what's with miss lillian what did you do i don't know helen this just came we found your

01:36grandfather you did he's sending his lawyer tomorrow he is more coffee no thank you don't you ever get

01:51tired of the food here i come here feel special there's no special but you're not seeing it from

01:58my perspective what's a girl got to do for service around here

02:10eve

02:15i can't believe this i thought you were in san francisco it's such a beautiful city you have to see it

02:20well yes someday i will but where did we say we'd end up it's new york that's right i'm on my way

02:27there but i thought i'd take a slight detour to see my oldest and dearest friend a slight detour

02:32well i travel to china to see you okay so how long are you staying as long as it takes

02:38for what to convince you to come with me

02:50so

03:04As a banker in town, you must have an idea of what's being bought and sold.

03:23Apart from financing the purchase of 500 anchors for you and McMichaels, we haven't done much recently.

03:30What about private investment? Stuff that hasn't gone through your bank.

03:32Well, the biggest is the hotel.

03:36Yeah, well, as a steward, Ronnie probably wouldn't need financing.

03:39As far as I know, Tess is the only one with money in that family.

03:42So you're saying Ronnie couldn't build it on his own?

03:45He did try and get a loan from us at one point.

03:48Tried.

03:49It was before my time.

03:51Back when Mike Sinclair was bank manager.

03:53I saw the paperwork, and Ronnie applied, but his application was denied.

03:58So where did he get the money to build?

04:00Your guess is as good as mine.

04:02This is a beautiful little town.

04:09It is.

04:11But what happened to the Grace I knew who was desperate to move to the big city?

04:16Got my letters.

04:19Lillian happened.

04:21I'm happy you reconnected with your sister.

04:24Thanks.

04:25But New York.

04:27I know, I know.

04:28We always talked about going to New York.

04:29It was more than just talk.

04:30This was our dream.

04:32Got us through the tough times.

04:35There were a lot of them.

04:36They say over five million people live there.

04:41Can you imagine?

04:45Excuse me.

04:46Hi.

04:47Can I help you?

04:48Miss Joanna Larkin.

04:49I have a reservation.

04:55Okay.

04:56There you are, Miss Larkin.

04:59Is it true about the restorative properties?

05:04The what?

05:09Feeling fatigued, unhappy, anxious, come to the Royal Brookfield and experience the restorative properties of this little hamlet.

05:16Ronnie, Miss Larkin is responding to your ad about the hotel's restorative properties.

05:24Not the hotels, the towns.

05:27Why pay for a pricey wellness center when you can be reinvigorated in Brookfield?

05:32Ronnie.

05:34Excuse me.

05:36Can we talk?

05:38Certainly.

05:38Have a cup of coffee and I'll be right with you.

05:40I mean, in my office.

05:42Why there?

05:43It's official business.

05:44Well, surely you can see how busy I am.

05:47Are you?

05:49Another time, please.

05:50Tomorrow morning?

05:52Sure.

05:53Sure.

05:54I'll see you then.

06:06Lillian, I want you to meet Eve.

06:09Eve Gardner?

06:10The one and only.

06:11Oh, it is so nice to meet you.

06:13I've heard so much about you.

06:15And I've heard about you.

06:17Wow.

06:18Something has the girls excited.

06:19Take a look.

06:28Excuse me.

06:31We, uh, we tracked down the grandfather of one of our children.

06:36Wow.

06:37Finding family.

06:38That's the dream.

06:39It is.

06:41Can I give you a hand?

06:42Oh, that'd be great.

06:43You can start with bees.

06:44Sure.

06:47So, Grace tells me you grew up in this house.

06:50Yeah, that's right.

06:52It's a far cry from the dormitory Grace and I shared with eight other girls at the Binford

06:56Orphanage.

06:57Yeah, I bet.

06:59She told me about those days.

07:01It must have been hard.

07:02I protected her as best I could.

07:05What do you mean?

07:08We had a couple of bullies.

07:11I kept them away from her.

07:15I didn't know.

07:16You two were apart for a long time.

07:18Yeah, we were.

07:26Helen wants a special hairdo for tomorrow.

07:29That's just his lawyer, not quite her grandfather.

07:32Oh, it's close enough.

07:33I'm going to try out some hairdos on her after I finish helping you with dinner.

07:37Oh, you can do it now if you like.

07:39Are you sure?

07:40Yeah.

07:42I'll help.

07:43Grace does the best French braids.

07:44Come on.

07:48Come on.

08:10Ha!

08:12Ronnie.

08:14Good.

08:14You're here.

08:18Oh, so how can I, uh, how can I help you?

08:27Have a seat.

08:28Well, you know, as it turns out, we are quite busy this morning.

08:31Maybe we should just reschedule.

08:33It'll only take a minute.

08:38So, as you know, I was in the hospital for a while.

08:41Yes, and may I say you were always in our thoughts and prayers.

08:44I appreciate that.

08:46So I'm still trying to catch up with all that went on while I was gone.

08:49Oh, I'll bet.

08:50So during that time, you built your beautiful hotel.

08:53I did that.

08:54She is my pride and joy.

08:56It must have been pretty costly.

08:57Well, it wasn't cheap.

08:58How'd you afford it?

09:00Oh, well, you know.

09:03No, I don't.

09:05Well, I borrowed some money.

09:07From?

09:08The bank.

09:09The bank here in town?

09:10Mm-hmm.

09:12Well, the bank manager told me your loan application was denied.

09:17Oh, wait.

09:19That's what I meant to say.

09:21It's actually the opposite of what you just said.

09:23Yeah.

09:25Do you have a fire on in here?

09:27It, uh...

09:28No.

09:32So you were saying about where you got the money.

09:34Oh, right.

09:35Well, to be honest, the reason I mentioned the whole bank thing

09:38is because she didn't want anyone to know.

09:40Who?

09:40My sister-in-law, Tess.

09:43You borrowed the money from Tess Stewart.

09:45Yes.

09:46She was.

09:47She recognized a strong investment opportunity.

09:50And if I were to ask her, she'd back you up on this.

09:52Oh, of course you would.

09:56100%.

09:57Yeah.

10:01Thanks, Rhonda.

10:04Wonderful chatting.

10:07When is the stagecoach going to be here?

10:09Oh, soon, I'm sure.

10:11How do I look?

10:13Beautiful.

10:15Thanks for letting me stay home from school today.

10:17Yeah, we know.

10:18This is a special day for you.

10:23Do you excuse me?

10:26Gabriel.

10:28Did you hear the news?

10:29No.

10:29We found Helen's grandfather.

10:31Really?

10:33You were such an important part of that search.

10:34I'm just glad I could help.

10:37He's sending his lawyer today.

10:38Why a lawyer?

10:39I'm sure there's some paperwork we have to sign

10:42for him to take custody of her.

10:44Is it true?

10:45Helen is being reunited with her family?

10:48It is.

10:49That is so wonderful.

10:53There it is.

10:54There it is.

10:54Mr. Charles Talbott?

11:16Yes.

11:16I'm Lillian.

11:18This is Grace.

11:20And this...

11:20Oh, don't tell me.

11:22You must be...

11:24Helen.

11:26That's right.

11:27So, our orphanage is just at the end of town.

11:29I'm going to check into the hotel and wash up.

11:31Then I'll meet you there.

11:32When do I see my grandpa?

11:33Well, first things first.

11:34I'm sure there's some papers we have to sign.

11:36More than that, my client needs to know that this young lady is actually his granddaughter.

11:40I'm sure you can understand.

11:42There's no doubt.

11:43Just look at the poster.

11:44I did.

11:45She definitely bears a resemblance, but that's not enough.

11:49What do you mean?

11:50I have a questionnaire prepared by my client.

11:52You just need to answer some questions, and then we can go from there.

11:56If you'll excuse me.

12:02He's going to be okay.

12:03Lillian, I just saw Helen headed back to the orphanage.

12:16Is she okay?

12:17Yeah, the lawyer just wants to ask her some questions, but he'll be fine.

12:23So, Grace tells me you toured together for seven years.

12:26Seven years at the Binford Orphanage, and then another three on our own.

12:31She ran away from that orphanage.

12:32Yes, well, two years after I was discharged.

12:35How did you two meet back up again?

12:37That was always the plan.

12:39Oh.

12:40This would be so strange to have been away from her for so long.

12:44Yeah, we still have some catching up to do.

12:47What would you like to know about her?

12:49Her first crush?

12:50Her first job?

12:51Her first heartbreak?

12:53Do you know she's allergic to walnuts?

12:55No.

12:55No, I didn't know that.

12:58She always forgets to tell people.

13:02I'll be right back with that.

13:08Oh, Grace, I've got to leave for a few hours.

13:10What about the lunch rush?

13:11Sorry, you're on your own.

13:12Mr. Stewart, what is our itinerary for the day?

13:16Uh, itinerary?

13:17Well, you must have some schedule for your restorative program.

13:20Uh, here.

13:20Uh, uh, oh, excuse me.

13:23Table for one.

13:23Yeah, uh, one of my customers requires your services.

13:26Oh, what ails her?

13:27Uh, you're the nurse.

13:28Yeah, uh, the first part of our, uh, wellness program is a complete and private consultation

13:33with our, uh, our nurse.

13:34Ms. Larkin, please meet Nurse Parsons.

13:37Now, if you'll excuse me, she'll take good care of you.

13:38Mm-hmm.

13:40How do you do?

13:41How do you do?

13:42Oh, love a peep.

14:12Hey, Ronnie.

14:20Go.

14:22You live in town?

14:23Yeah, yeah, on business.

14:24You know, won't be long.

14:25Just, uh, negotiating some beef prices with the supplier.

14:28Got to run a tight ship, you know, keep those, uh, costs down.

14:31That's what folks expect.

14:34Anywho, toodles.

14:39Sometimes needs a little push.

14:41Yeah, I'm going to give you a hand with that.

15:03Coffee?

15:03I think you know the answer to that.

15:06One sugar, black, eggs runny, and toast almost burnt.

15:13Oh, hold on.

15:15Hi.

15:15I've gone to a few doctors in Union City, but none of them seem to be able to get to the root of the problem.

15:23What are your symptoms?

15:24I feel anxious.

15:25I feel anxious.

15:27I don't have any energy.

15:29Food hasn't been tasting good.

15:31I'm afraid there's something seriously wrong with me.

15:33Are you generally unhappy?

15:35Are you generally unhappy?

15:40You might be suffering from melancholy.

15:42Some of the doctors have said that, but no one seems able to fix it.

15:45Oh, because there's no sure way.

15:48Therapies range from inducing dizziness by spinning on a stool to having part of your brain removed, which I don't recommend.

15:55I'm not totally sold in this restorative mumbo-jumbo.

15:59If I'm wasting my time, please let me know.

16:01Well, there is nature all around us here, which can make some people feel rejuvenated.

16:06I'm at my wit's end.

16:09I'll try anything.

16:12The bay looks like she's favoring her right-front vet look.

16:16Oh, look.

16:17Oh, look who it is.

16:27Well, this is a nice surprise.

16:29Hell, I don't get out here as much as I'd like, that's for sure.

16:33Chuck.

16:34Uncle Ronnie.

16:34Hey, can we talk in private?

16:40I'm sure you're the horse.

16:44Gabriel is asking where my financing is coming from.

16:47He's like a dog with a bone, and I'm this juicy shank.

16:50Take it easy.

16:50How?

16:52Look, is it bad enough that Sinclair is demanding bigger profits from the hotel?

16:56Now I've got a Mountie breathing down my neck.

16:57Should have never taken the money from Sinclair to build the hotel.

17:01Receiving stolen property is a crime.

17:02You can go to jail.

17:03I didn't know he was a crook.

17:05Oh.

17:06Well, at least I wasn't sure.

17:07Uh-huh.

17:08You should have come to me for the money.

17:09Well, I'm coming to you now.

17:11But just please back up my story, all right?

17:13To tell Gabriel that you invested in the hotel.

17:15I'm not going to lie for you, Ronnie.

17:17It's my only way out.

17:19And what about Sinclair?

17:20One crisis at a time.

17:21Look, we don't even know what Gabriel knows.

17:26I will go and talk to him.

17:27You lie low here.

17:29I will make up the spare room.

17:30You can spend the night.

17:31Okay, good.

17:33Oh, I should let the hotel know that I won't be back.

17:36I'll see that that happens.

17:40What are you doing?

17:49What's it look like?

17:52Brings back memories, doesn't it?

17:53Mm-hmm.

17:54Long hours and little pay.

17:56But we made it work.

17:58I'm so happy to see you.

17:59I wasn't sure I'd ever see you again.

18:01You know I'd never let you go.

18:04Two peas in a pot?

18:07Even if we're off.

18:10Miss Grace?

18:14Helen's about to meet with the lawyer.

18:16Oh, Ronnie's not back yet.

18:18You should go.

18:20What?

18:21I'll cover it for you.

18:23Sure.

18:24I've got your back.

18:25Always have, always will.

18:27Okay.

18:27Okay, okay, let's go.

18:37I'm really gonna miss you.

18:40We'll always be friends.

18:46You made it.

18:48Of course.

18:51Mr. Talbot is downstairs waiting.

18:53I'm scared.

18:55There's nothing to be scared of.

18:57He's just gonna ask you a few questions.

18:59That's it.

18:59Okay.

19:10Okay.

19:11Have a seat.

19:13This won't take long.

19:19So, Helen.

19:21What is your last name?

19:23McNeil.

19:23And the name of your parents?

19:25Ethel and John.

19:27How did they die?

19:29We were on a boat.

19:31It caught fire and sank.

19:34And how old were you at the time?

19:36Seven.

19:38Do you know your mother's father's name?

19:42The grandfather was looking for you.

19:44Miss Walsh, you can be here, but you can't talk.

19:46Sorry.

19:48I don't remember his name.

19:50He was always just Grandpapa.

19:53She didn't call him by his name.

19:55I understand that.

19:55So, are we all done here, then?

19:57Not quite.

19:58Your grandfather had a nickname for you.

20:01Can you tell me what it was?

20:04Um...

20:05I don't remember.

20:08That's okay, Helen.

20:09You got the other questions right.

20:11What did your father do for a living?

20:15I don't remember.

20:18Can I see your right arm, please?

20:21What are you doing?

20:22The real Helen McNeil had a little scar on her arm.

20:26What do you mean, the real?

20:28Don't see one.

20:30Is this a scar?

20:31That's a freckle.

20:33When did Helen get a scar?

20:34She got cut by broken glass when she was two.

20:37That's ten years ago.

20:39It must have disappeared by now.

20:40Helen, you left England with your parents when you were six.

20:43Before that, you visited your grandfather often.

20:46Can you tell me the city he lived in?

20:51Um...

20:52It was...

20:54Bayswater?

20:58I don't think this is the girl I'm looking for.

21:01Well, of course it is.

21:02This is the locket my mom gave me.

21:05I don't have any record of any locket.

21:07Sorry.

21:07I think we're done here.

21:08Wait.

21:21Wait.

21:22You can't just walk away.

21:24It's not the girl I'm looking for.

21:26Helen hasn't seen her grandfather in six years.

21:28That's why she can't remember certain things.

21:31I'm sorry, Miss Walsh.

21:33Okay, if it wasn't her, then how would she have known some of the other questions?

21:35Four years ago, a story ran in the Hamilton Free Press about my client's search for his granddaughter.

21:43It laid out all the names and some other details.

21:45So you're saying that Helen is pretending to be someone that she's not?

21:48I'm saying somebody already has.

21:51Last year, a girl in a private orphanage claimed to be Helen McNeil.

21:54She had all the details.

21:56Turned out, the matron of the orphanage put her up to it.

21:59I would never do anything like that.

22:01You seem like a nice woman.

22:03But I don't know you, and I have to look after my client's interests.

22:07Well, right now you're not looking after them.

22:09Last time he got his hopes up, and he was crushed when he learned the truth.

22:13I won't do that to him again.

22:15Sir, what do you think?

22:34Well, I'm not really a woodsy person.

22:39Take it all in.

22:41Here, try this.

22:41Breathe in this wonderful air.

22:46So much cleaner than the city.

22:54Are you all right?

22:57I swallowed an insect.

22:58Oh, dear.

23:00Oh, dear.

23:01Oh, dear.

23:05Oh, dear.

23:11I'm sorry, Helen.

23:29I'll get you some water.

23:30I heard you talking about water.

23:43I'm sorry.

23:45Helen was so nervous.

23:47Those questions.

23:48She was so young at the time.

23:50Well, maybe you should try to get her to focus on something else.

23:53What do you mean?

23:56Well, when I need to clear my head, there's always one thing that helps.

23:59How can I help you?

24:11Why are you harassing Ronnie?

24:13I'm not harassing him.

24:14Just ask me a few questions.

24:16You going to charge him with something?

24:18I don't know yet.

24:20You don't have something better to do than go poking around in his business?

24:23Why don't you stick to Randy and let me do my job?

24:30I think Ronnie's got himself into some trouble.

24:37What's this all about?

24:38I've got one question for you, and I would think very carefully before I answer it.

24:47Are you an investor in his hotel?

24:52Just feel the weight of it in your head, and keep your eye on the stick.

24:55You think this is going to help?

25:02No.

25:03Sam's right.

25:04Sometimes changing focus clears your head.

25:09I want to go to my room.

25:11Just clear this a little bit longer.

25:19Table for one?

25:20Please.

25:23Does Grace have a day off today?

25:25Well, she had to go to the orphanage, so I'm holding down the fort.

25:28Well, if you sit here, let her know that Uncle Ronnie's not coming back today.

25:31Sure.

25:32Are you from around here?

25:34No, I'm an old friend of Grace's.

25:38Coffee?

25:39Please.

25:42I'm a friend of Grace's as well.

25:44Really?

25:45Yeah.

25:46Well, then maybe you can help me convince her to leave town.

25:50What do you mean, leave town?

25:51Well, friends want what's best for their friends, don't they?

25:55Why don't you think Brookfield's what's best for Grace?

25:57Well, for starters, she's not a one-horse town kind of girl.

26:00Well, I think I speak with some authority in saying there's plenty of horses here.

26:05She wants to see the world.

26:09See the world?

26:10Starting with New York.

26:11Okay.

26:14I was eaten alive in those woods.

26:20The bug certainly liked you.

26:23You have no bites.

26:25Afraid not.

26:26This should help.

26:28It's made from juniper berries and cloves.

26:32Coming here was a big mistake.

26:34But I had to do something.

26:36Where are you from?

26:38Hamilton.

26:40Do you share a home?

26:42No, I have an apartment on my own.

26:43Why?

26:45What do you do for a living?

26:48I operate an elevator in a large office building.

26:51Hmm.

26:52What?

26:54You see the same people every day.

26:57Yes.

26:59But do any of them know your name?

27:04No.

27:04Nice throw.

27:15See if you can do better than that.

27:18Okay.

27:19Focus.

27:27London.

27:27What?

27:28My grandfather.

27:29He lived in London.

27:33Why couldn't I think of that before?

27:36It's okay, Alan.

27:37No, it's not.

27:38I'm not going to see my grandpa.

27:39Hey, look at me.

27:41Never lose hope.

27:43Somehow, someway, you will see your grandfather again.

27:47I promise.

27:48Where's Ronnie?

28:03Oh, I got word he's staying at the Stewart Ranch tonight.

28:07Oh, I'm...

28:08I'm so sorry you had to cover for me this whole time.

28:12It's no problem.

28:13How'd it go with Helen?

28:15Um, not as well as we hope, but...

28:18Rock your thing up.

28:18You've always been so positive.

28:21Well, there's no point in being anything else.

28:25Remember when couples would come to the orphanage looking to adopt?

28:30Of course.

28:30They'd line us all up.

28:32And we both knew no one would choose us.

28:36Do you remember what you'd say when those people would leave with one of the other kids?

28:41That we'd choose each other.

28:43We'd always choose each other.

28:44We'd always choose each other.

29:00Morning.

29:05Boy, I slept like a rock.

29:07Well, at least one of us did.

29:10Uh, what's wrong?

29:12I lied for you, Ronnie.

29:17Doesn't sit right with me.

29:19Well, I appreciate it, Tess.

29:21I do.

29:22Guess you'll be heading back to town?

29:24Yeah, sure.

29:25I won't be here when you get back.

29:30You just watch.

29:38Lillian and Grace will bring Mr. Talbot back.

29:41How are they going to convince them?

29:44They'll find a way.

29:48It's going to be all right.

29:56What is it?

29:58Maggie.

29:59What's going on?

30:00I need all of your help.

30:02It's about Helen.

30:14Hello, miss.

30:16I'm looking for Ronnie Stewart.

30:17Oh, he's not here right now.

30:19We had a business meeting.

30:20Uh, well, I believe he's at the Stewart Ranch.

30:25Thank you, miss.

30:26Thank you, miss.

30:26Mr. Talbot hasn't come down?

30:34No.

30:36Half an hour until the stagecoach arrives.

30:39Hopefully, Sam buys us some time.

30:40The tree's falling just up ahead.

30:55Right up a ways there's another road to Brookfield.

30:57Just sent you back a couple hours.

31:00Much obliged.

31:01Oh, God.

31:05I'm going to go.

31:06Oh.

31:07Oh.

31:11Oh.

31:17Oh.

31:19Oh.

31:20Oh.

31:21Oh.

31:22Oh.

31:23Oh.

31:25Oh.

31:26Oh.

31:27Oh.

31:27Oh, my God.

31:57Maggie! Maggie!

32:03I need someone that's healthy.

32:06First, I need you to come with me.

32:08What's this about?

32:09It's about a girl who needs a child.

32:27I can't wait any longer.

32:37You have to come back to the orphanage.

32:39You two don't give up, do you?

32:41Not when it comes to our children, no.

32:42I'll report what I found.

32:44If you'll excuse me, I have a stagecoach to get...

32:45No, no. Helen's grandfather lives in London.

32:48Did you reread the newspaper article?

32:50What are you talking about?

32:51They said my client is a prominent banker in England.

32:54Given that, London would be a good guess.

32:57Helen said Bayswater.

32:58That's a neighborhood in London.

33:00Hmm. Never heard of it.

33:04Mr. Talbot.

33:06What's going on?

33:07We're here to support Helen.

33:08I have done my due diligence.

33:10What's the harm in talking to her one more time?

33:13Stagecoach is due here any moment.

33:14In case anybody was waiting,

33:18I just got word that the stagecoach

33:19is going to be a few hours late.

33:22That could do plenty of time to talk to Helen.

33:26Give Helen another chance.

33:41We actually helped convince that lawyer to try again.

33:44We did it together.

33:47I think they'll verify her identity.

33:49I hope so.

33:53What was your favorite toy growing up?

33:55It wasn't a toy.

33:57It was a doll.

34:00Now, I have to ask this again,

34:02because it's important.

34:05What was your grandfather's nickname for you?

34:07I'll report back to my client

34:15that this young lady answered

34:16some of the questions correctly,

34:19and we'll go from there.

34:23Poppy.

34:26My grandfather called me Poppy.

34:28Poppy.

34:29Poppy.

34:30I don't know.

35:00Ronnie, don't make me come up and get you.

35:10I don't have your money right now.

35:13That's unfortunate.

35:16Come on down.

35:17Talk about it like gentlemen.

35:21That's funny.

35:23I mean, small-minded, no integrity, limited intelligence.

35:27I guess they don't make gentlemen like they used to.

35:32Our business is with your brother-in-law.

35:34It's okay. I'm coming down.

35:36Don't bother.

35:38Your business here is done.

35:41You tell Sinclair that our Mountie's sniffing around and we need to deal with him.

35:47Right?

35:48Oh, and, uh, yeah, one more thing.

35:49From here on in, we deal with Sinclair, not his messenger boy.

35:54Okay, come on down.

36:09How long until I see my grandpa?

36:17Well, Mr. Talbot's gonna wire your grandfather in England and then I'll wait instruction.

36:24Oh, wow.

36:25Oh, your grandfather's name is Edward Martin.

36:31No.

36:32His name is Grandpapa.

36:38Can we go outside?

36:40Sure.

36:46You hungry?

36:47You hungry?

36:50Thanks to you, Helen's going to live a great life.

36:53It's thanks to a lot of people.

36:55When is it going to be your turn?

36:58What do you mean?

36:58For years, you and I dreamed of leaving the orphanage and now here you are back in one.

37:04I'm with my sister.

37:06Living your sister's dream.

37:08Not yours.

37:10Yours is to live in New York.

37:13I worked hard in San Francisco.

37:15Saved my money.

37:20Two train tickets.

37:23To New York City.

37:27Train leads from Clearwater tomorrow.

37:30We could be on it.

37:32Living our dream.

37:33I feel better.

37:47I feel better.

37:51I feel better.

38:01I feel better.

38:03Good.

38:05How did you know?

38:07Know what?

38:09That getting me involved with that girl and the lawyer would make me feel better.

38:13I didn't, but I do know we all need a connection to something.

38:17Otherwise we're just rudderless ships in the night.

38:21When I get to Hamilton, I'm going to volunteer at the local orphanage.

38:25I think they could use an extra hand.

38:27That would be just lovely.

38:29Thank you. Good luck.

38:32No, no, no, no. You're...

38:34What?

38:35You're not actually...

38:37Actually what?

38:39Grace, I don't want you to go.

38:45Cookies for the ride.

38:47Thank you for holding that.

38:55Well, I have to go see a horse now.

38:59One of many horses in this town.

39:07Bye.

39:08Bye.

39:18You reunited a family.

39:20It's nothing quite like it.

39:25I'll be in touch.

39:27I'll be waiting.

39:36I can't wait to hear about New York.

39:38All right.

39:39Take care of her.

39:40We'll take care of each other.

39:42Bye.

39:43Does any part of you wish you were in that stagecoach?

39:57Off on some worldly adventure?

39:59No, I love Eve.

40:00We're always there for each other.

40:04But you are my sister and my best friend.

40:09And I choose you.

40:11Alright so.

40:12And I choose you.

40:14Hmm.

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