16x07 - Vigil

[bunniefuu]

Previously on Heartland.

Georgie had an accident
during her show,

and she's in the hospital.
You're in charge.

[man]
I feel for him.

He's being pulled in different
directions.

It's two sides to him,
wild and tame.

Well, you're battling
between wild and tame, too.

I just know what it's like
to be stuck between two worlds.

[Lyndy] Maybe
he wants to dance, too.

I think he's going
a little too fast for that.

Whoa, Copper.
Whoa. Whoa.

Whoa, it's okay.
Good boy.

[thunder crashing]

Momma, Momma,
can I sleep with you?

Yes, of course, sweetheart.
Come here.

It's okay.

There's nothing to be afraid
of, all right?

[crying]

It's okay.

It's okay.

[shutter banging]

[storm raging outside]

[grunts]

[strained grunts]

Well, Lou's worried about
all the food in the freezer.

Oh, tell Lou that
I'm working as fast as I can.

Grandpa,
this thing is ancient.

Are you sure
it's even going to work?

Oh,
she's gotten us through

more than one power outage
over the years.

I'll have her up and running
in no time, you wait.

Okay, well,
I'm gonna go check the fences,

see if they held up
in the storm.

Good girl.

Come on, honey.

[grunts]

Son of a g*n!

Spartan,
hey, no, no, no.

We have to stay
on this fence line.

Hey, hey, hey, no.

What's the matter, buddy?
[Spartan neighs]

What are you doing?

[sighs]

All right,
we'll go your way.

[theme music plays]

♪

♪

♪ And at
the break of day ♪

♪ You sink into a dream ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

[chugging]

Oh...

[motor starts]

[chuckles]

Well, it took some tinkering,
but she's rolling now.

You okay?

It's Copper.

Yeah, it looks like lightning
hit that tree there

and horseshoes are
an unfortunate conductor.

Poor Copper.

Not the first horse
we've lost,

but it never gets easier,
does it?

You know,
when I was up here earlier,

there was a herd a whole herd of
horses standing vigil over him.

Now it's just Harley.

They were good buddies,
weren't they?

Copper's been here
for so long,

I– I just can't believe
he's gone.

He had a good life, Amy.

That's the important thing
to remember.

I suppose
we should let Mallory know.

She used to love that horse
more than anything.

When we get back to the ranch,
I'll give her a call.

I was thinking,
you know,

maybe we could hold
a little memorial or something.

[chuckles softly]

I think
that's a terrific idea.

It's a good thing we flew in
before the storm last night.

Yeah, although,
I wouldn't have minded

being stuck in Florida
for a few more days.

Nice to have
the whole family together.

It was.

And Georgie seemed good,
right?

Yeah, she seemed great,
back to her old self.

I just still can't get
over the fact

that she was almost paralyzed
or worse.

But she wasn't, right?

You heard
what the doctor said.

If she had landed
even two inches...

[both sigh]

- Listen, let's not go there.
- I know.

Okay? Our daughter's fine.

She's happy.
She's healthy.

Yes.

And that's all
that matters, right?

I know.
Thank you.

Hey, Grandpa.

Hey.

There's, uh, something
we need to talk about.

There you go.

Lyndy wanted
to see you.

Hey.
Did you hear about Copper?

I think
Harley's pretty upset.

Maybe you could try
to give him this apple.

Might make him
feel better.

Here you go, Harley.

He's just been standing
by that gate

waiting for Copper
to come back.

Poor guy.

Do you remember when Mom
first brought Copper home?

I remember
he was so skinny

that you could see
every rib in his body.

And I remember that we didn't
think he was going to make it,

but Mom
refused to give up.

I just feel like every time
we lose a horse that Mom saved,

we lose
another piece of her.

I know.
Come here.

Harley doesn't want
the apple.

That's okay, sweetheart,
we can try again later.

[sighs]

Katie.

Hey, sweetie, just grabbing
your dirty laundry,

and now I'm off to bed.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight.

[whispers]
Peter.

Peter!

Are you awake?

Yeah, I am now.

I need
to tell you something.

Can it wait 'til tomorrow,
though, please?

Uh, okay,
fine, I suppose.

Thank you.

[light clicks off]

[exhales loudly]

[click]

Peter, I need to tell you
what I saw in Katie's room

or I am absolutely
going to burst.

Why? What's wrong?
What happened?

Okay,
completely by accident,

I very unintentionally read
a few lines of Katie's journal.

What? Lou.

I know.

Why would
you do that?

It just happened, okay,
it was there, I glanced,

but now I know that Katie
has a crush on an older boy.

[scoffs]

Okay, first of all,
I can't believe

you would inv*de our
daughter's privacy like that.

Secondly, who is this boy?
How old is he?

What's–
what's going on?

I only read the one sentence.
I don't know.

What?

Great, I'm never gonna get
to sleep now.

[chugging]

[electric zap,
chugging stops]

[knocking]

[knocking]

[groans]

[sloshing]

Great!

All right, all right,
I'm comin'.

Jack.

Mallory.

Oh, I am so happy to see you.

Oh.

I can't believe
Copper's gone.

I know. Sad news.

Jake.

Hey, Jack.

I drove all night.
Did we miss the memorial?

No, no.
You're here in plenty of time.

Come in, come in.

You two
must be exhausted.

Oh, yeah.

♪

Katie, you're so tall,
and Lyndy, you are so grown up,

I barely recognized you.

I'm going to grade one.

Grade one?
How's that even possible?

Hey, Katie, do you mind
helping her get dressed?

- Yeah, sure.
- Go get your clothes on.

Come on,
get up.

So, catch us up
on your lives.

What have you guys
been up to?

We travelled
in the motor home

'til it finally
kicked the bucket.

And, uh, we ended up in Colorado
just outside of Walden.

It's a really
beautiful spot.

Wow.

And Jake has a great job
as a ranch foreman,

and I'm taking
online business classes

and working
at the restaurant part-time.

Oh, and we just bought
a piece of land

that we can't
wait to settle down on.

- Right, Jake?
- Yep.

Well, sounds like
you guys are doing really well.

- Yeah.
- We are.

Okay, how'd it go
with the generator?

Uh, not too great.

Oh, I just need to get
a few parts in town is all.

Yeah, or, you know,
you could buy a new one.

Have you met Jack?
That's never going to happen.

"No use in throwing something
out just because it's old."

You see,
Mallory gets me.

Yeah, okay, but if you don't
figure out the generator

before dinner,
I'm gonna have to figure out

how to barbecue
a roast.

Oops.

I'm so happy
to be here.

The last time
we were here was...

For Ty's funeral.

Next time we visit,
it will be

for happier reasons,
I promise.

Why don't I get you two
settled in the barn loft?

Dad and his wife are out
of town so it's all yours.

Tim is married?

Why weren't
we at the wedding?

It's a long story.

I'll tell you
on the way.

Come on.

Okay.

Oh, yeah,
sorry for the mess up here.

It's, uh– They just delivered
all of this yesterday.

What is it?

Jessica's
a photographer.

She just had a big show
in New York,

so I guess they sent back
what didn't sell.

Wow.

I've never seen Tim
look so in love.

Yeah, he's in a really
good place these days.

You guys have a couple
hours to rest and freshen up

before the memorial,
so make yourself at home.

Thanks, Lou.

Yeah, thank you.

So, why'd you lie
to everyone?

I didn't mean to, it just
sort of slipped out, okay?

I'm sorry.

I'm gonna take a nap.

Okay.

[rustling]

[gentle music]

♪

Do you think
that this older boy

is the reason that Katie's
been so distant lately?

I don't know.
Maybe. Why?

Why, is that what
you think?

I don't know. It–
What should we do?

I don't know.

I think we should
just ask her, right?

I mean, we're her parents,
that's our right.

We could just ask her
who this boy is.

What, no, Peter, we can't do
that because then she's gonna

know we read her journal
so that's not an option.

I'm sorry, "we"?

That "we read her journal".
Don't–

- Hey, sweetie.
- Hey, honey.

You ready to go?

Yep.

Hey, um, you know,
you can talk to us

about anything at all,
right?

If anything's
on your mind, you can just...

This about Copper?

Um–

Look, it's sad and everything
but I'm gonna be okay.

I'm not
a little kid anymore.

That's great.

My daughter rescued Copper

from– from a farm
that had fallen on hard times.

And– and even though he'd had
a bit of a rough upbringing,

Copper was always
a kind, gentle horse.

And for the longest time,

he found
a great friend in Mallory.

Would you like
to say a few words?

Sure, I'd love to.

Some of the best years
of my life

were spent here riding Copper.

Sometimes I wish
I could go back

to when things
were less complicated.

When I was just
a horse-crazy little kid

before I had to grow up.

[sighs]

When I think back
to when I was happiest,

it was here,

with Copper,

with all of you.

Goodbye,
old friend.

[thunder rumbling]

You know, Jack,

you're the only person
I've ever met

with a sentimental attachment
to a broken-down generator.

I thought
you were on my side.

I am,

but some things
are too broken to be fixed.

Oh,
I don't believe that.

You can fix almost anything
if you don't give up on it.

I noticed that Lisa
isn't here.

Is everything okay
between you two?

Everything's fine.

I wish she didn't have
to travel so much,

but that's
just the way it is.

Can't be easy.

It's not,
but her job's on the road.

My job is here,
so we make it work best we can.

At least that's what I think
marriage is sometimes,

working at making it work.

Easier said than done.

Yes, it is.

Okay.

Let's give this old girl
another try.

Watch yourself.

[cord rasps]

[chugging]

Come on, now.

Come on, now.
Yeah.

Don't get me wrong,
I love a big country dinner,

but stewed chicken
and roast beef seems like a lot.

I know.

Most of the stuff
in the freezer defrosted

and I don't want it
to go to waste.

Tomorrow we're having
pork loin and salmon,

so I hope you brought
your appetite.

You're not vegetarian now,
are you?

No, don't worry, I'm still
a meat-and-potatoes kinda gal.

Briefly, I did go
through a pescatarian phase

when I was a teenager,
but that didn't last.

Teenage phases never do.

You, um, you never had
a crush on an older boy

when you were a teenager,
did you?

Uh, hello.

I was obsessed with Ty
for years.

Of course, I forgot.

And I had a big crush
on this guy, Jeremy.

I was powerless to his brooding
eyes and sculptured cheekbones.

But, of course,
it turned out

he k*lled his horse for the
insurance money and framed Ty.

Boy, I picked
the wrong guy.

I was not
a smart teenager.

Mallory, I wish
you hadn't told me that.

Why, what's wrong?

I think Katie has
a crush on an older boy.

And now I'm scared
he's a psycho horse k*ller.

Did she tell you
who he is?

No.

Well, in that case, I'll have
a chat with her tomorrow

and get to
the bottom of it.

I don't think
that's a good idea.

Lou,
I babysat Katie.

I'm practically
her slightly older sister.

We have a rapport.

Look, it's a delicate situation,
okay?

I kind of read about it
in her journal.

Not on purpose.

It just happened and I really
don't want her to find out.

I'll be discreet.

No, I–
Just don't bring it up.

Lou, trust.

Mallory.

I got this.
Don't worry.

Come on, Harley, let's go.
[sighs]

I know, buddy.

[truck stops]

[truck door slams]

- Hey.
- Hi.

He's looking
a little rough.

Yeah, um, we lost
a horse in the storm.

It was Harley's companion.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Boy, I have bad timing.

Why?

I need to tell you something.

I'm, uh,
I'm going back to Kindersley.

For how long?

A while.

I thought
I could make the move here,

but I have
to get back to my family.

Is everything okay?

They just–

They need me to step up.

And after I just got you
the job at the centre,

not to mention
all your other clients.

They'll be fine without me.

I can't believe
you're doing this again.

I wish things were different,
I really do.

When do you go?

Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.

I should get Harley
in the barn.

Amy, wait.

Don't be mad.

I'm not mad at you.
Finn.

I just don't un–
I don't understand.

I thought that
we were friends.

Amy, we are.

If that were true,

then you wouldn't leave
with no explanation.

But please
don't let me stop you.

If you need to go,
just go.

[emotional music]

That's the guy
from the photo.

What photo?

The photo in the loft.
Who is he?

Finn Carter.

What's going on
between you two?

Nothing.

Clearly,
that's not true.

I heard the tail end
of that conversation,

it got pretty heated.

Nothing's going on,
okay, Mallory.

And even if there was,
it doesn't matter,

because he's leaving
for Kendersley tomorrow, so...

Why's he moving?

I don't know.
Okay?

He hardly ever tells me
anything about his life.

He's pretty vague,
so I don't know.

I'm really good
at finding stuff out.

I can look into it
if you want.

Please don't.

You should at least
look at the photo, though.

There's
definitely sparks.

Everybody have
seconds and thirds.

I don't want any of this food
to go to waste.

I am so stuffed.

[Lyndy]
Me, too.

Can I
be excused?

Yeah, sure, sweetheart.

Come on, Lyndy,
I'll read you a story.

Mallory, that's my stew
and you haven't even touched it.

I was saving
the best for last.

Yummy.

That's it?

I'm used to
heartier praise.

It's really great.

I just,
I think I'm full.

Um, Jake, tell us what it's
like being a ranch foreman.

It must be
a lot of responsibility.

Uh, yeah, it is.

What's the name
of that ranch?

I know some folks down that way.

It's, uh, well...

Jake got laid off.

I lied about that
earlier.

Sorry, I didn't mean to.
Just kind of slipped out.

Well, there's no shame
in being laid off.

No, absolutely not.
I'm– I've been through it.

Yeah, and plus, you guys
still have that piece of land.

I mean, you could
start your own cattle business.

I lied about that, too.

The land is actually
inheritance from Jake's uncle.

We can't afford
to really do anything with it.

And the property taxes
are k*lling us,

so we put it up for sale,

and we got an offer
right before we left.

An offer
we should accept.

No, Jake, we can't.
It's our home.

Oh.

I, uh, guess
dinner's over.

Come on, Harley, please.

You got to eat something,
bud.

I miss Copper, too.

[sighs]

Hmm. I remember that.
TTouch, right?

Yeah.

Helps restore
emotional balance.

I like watching you work,
reminds me of old times.

I'm glad some things
don't change.

Look, I know you asked me
not to get involved

in the whole Finn thing,
but–

Mallory.

...I couldn't help
do a little Google search.

Just let it go, okay?

You won't believe
what I found.

[scoffs]
I know what you're doing.

You're sticking your nose
into everyone else's business

so that you can forget

about what's happening
with you and Jake.

That's not true at all.

Maybe Jake and I
are going through

a little rough patch,
but this isn't about me.

I'm more worried about you.

Yeah, well,
I can take care of myself.

[sighs]
Finn is lying to you.

About what?

He doesn't have family
in Kindersley.

It just took a few social media
clicks to figure that out.

I'm surprised
you haven't done the same.

But there's more.

I found an article about him.

It's a few years old,
but it explains

why he's been
so evasive about his past.

Mallory, just stop.

All right?
I asked you not to do this.

Fine, but I'm going to send
you the link to the article.

Ignore it if you want,
but you really shouldn't.

[emotional music]

[gentle music]

Is Harley still sad?

A little. But he loves
being ridden, especially by you.

So, I think
by the end of this ride,

he'll be a whole lot happier.

Are you sad too,
Mommy?

Yeah, I miss Copper,

and my friend Finn
is moving away,

so that
kind of makes me sad.

Maybe you could
go visit him.

Yeah, maybe I could.

[Mallory] Hey, girlfriend.

Hey.

Is it just me or are there
a lot of stairs to get here?

Let me help you.

I need to sit.

Okay, um, you want a glass
of water or something?

I'll be good.

I just need a second
to catch my breath.

Oh, hey.

Cool room,
by the way.

Thanks.

So, do you remember
when I used to babysit you?

No, not really.

We had
so much fun together.

You know, you really
used to look up to me.

I was pretty much
your mentor.

Cool.

So, give me the deets.

What's going on
in your life?

Who are you dating?

No one.

Really?
Not even a crush?

Because when I was your age,
I had the biggest crush...

Excuse me a second.

[hurried footsteps]

Uh, yeah, I will send over the
revised budget in the morning.

Yes. Mm-hmm.

No, the schedule looks good.

I have a few questions
about the union meetings,

but we can go over that
tomorrow.

Okay. Yeah.

Thanks, Rick, bye.

You're on your own with
the whole Katie situation.

I tried to get
some info out of her

but I must be
off my game.

Mallory,
you don't look so good.

Yeah, it's weird,
I never get sick.

Everything tasted weird
last night.

I dunno what's going on.

Well, I hate
to point out the obvious,

but you might be pregnant.

That's not possible.

Well, you probably want to
take a test just to be safe.

[computer keys clack]

[melodic guitar music]

[paper rustles]

[indistinct chatter]

Um, do you two
have a sec?

- Yeah.
- Or is this a bad time?

No, no,
this is a great time.

Yeah, absolutely.
What's up, sweetheart?

Okay, well, there's something
that's been on my mind,

but I've been afraid
to bring it up.

Honey, you don't have
to be afraid

to talk to us about anything.

Yeah, absolutely.

Just, whatever's on your mind,
we're here to listen.

And we are–
we're just going to listen,

and– and we're not
gonna judge or– or get upset.

Okay.

Well, I've been
thinking about this

for a while and I want
to get my ears pierced.

Oh.

Wow.

Uh, okay, um, that's...

Uh, yeah, Lou,
what do you think?

I– I think
I was about your age

when I got mine pierced,
so why not?

Really?

Yeah, we'll go sometime
next week.

It'll be fun.

Thank you.
Thank you.

And– and, you know,
if there's ever anything else

you want to talk about,
we're here.

And, um, it's just
you're at that age

where you might start having
feelings for boys or– or girls,

and you might even end up
having a crush on someone.

It's funny,
Mallory was just in my room

talking about
the same thing.

Really?
That's weird.

You read my journal?

No, I didn't read it.
I glanced at it, I swear.

I knew
you were acting weird

when you were in my room
the other night.

Honey, I read one sentence,
I promise.

I will never forgive you
for this, Mom.

Wait, Katie.

[solemn music]

[sighs]

[truck stops]

[truck door opens and shuts]

I, uh, spoke to another farrier
about taking over at the centre.

He's good.
His prices are reasonable.

Here's his card.

I guess that's
the least you can do.

Look, you have every right
to be upset with me,

I know
I'm letting you down.

I just don't understand why you
can't tell me what's going on.

Look, it's
because it's just–

it's– it's complicated.

I read the article
about that night.

Just because you read
the article

doesn't mean you know
everything about me.

Maybe not,
but I know some things.

You don't have family
in Kindersley,

and that you were in
a car accident two years ago

and your friend d*ed.

And when we met, I opened up
about losing my husband

and I– I could sense that you
understood that kind of loss.

But you never
once mentioned your friend.

Why?

I– I'm not one
of your broken horses.

I don't need you
to fix me.

Mallory? Mallory?

Hey, I got your text.

Is everything okay?

So, it turns out
you were right.

I am pregnant.

[dramatic music]

Amy:
Knock, knock!

Okay, so they had,
uh, salted caramel toffee

and toasted s'mores.

They were all out
of the regular flavours.

I got this.

I'll take
a scoop of each.

Yeah, me, too.

So, um, why the sudden craving
for ice cream?

I just figured the three of us
haven't had the chance

to hang out, yet.

I miss you guys.

I miss you, too.

I do.

And I am sorry about
what I said earlier.

Don't be.
You were right.

I was trying to solve
everybody else's problems

so I could avoid my own.

Mallory, you don't have to paint
a rosy picture of your life.

Nobody here
is judging you.

I know, but I'm kind
of judging myself.

I'm a waitress
at a diner.

That's what I was doing
when I was a teenager.

I had to quit
business school

so I could take on more shifts
because Jake got laid off.

We fight
all the time about money.

Oh, and...

I'm pregnant,
so there's that, too.

Are you serious?

Mallory!

That's amazing.

Thank you.

But Jake and I are
not in the best place.

There literally could not
be a worse time to have a baby.

No, I got you b*at
for bad timing.

Okay, when I was pregnant,
Peter was in Dubai, I was here.

Our marriage
was already on life support.

I mean, trust me, things
never work out the way you plan.

Yeah, I can confirm
that %.

Oh, Amy, I'm sorry.

I– I feel so silly
freaking out about this

when you have been
through so much worse.

No, I– I'm not going to lie,
it hasn't been easy,

but Lindy has been the bright
light through all of this.

Have you told Jake yet?

No.

I think that that might
be a good place to start.

Mm.

This is good.

[Lou] It's really good.

We really don't need
this new generator.

I'll fix the old one eventually.
But Lou insisted.

So, that was, uh,

quite the dinner
last night.

Yeah.
Dinner and a show.

[laughs]
You know, Jake,

I've been exactly
where you are.

When Lyndy
and I got married,

we didn't have two pennies
to rub together.

And we had
some hard years,

but I never lost sight
of what I wanted,

which was to make a life
right here

with the woman I love.

And I fought for it
every day.

So, you gotta ask yourself,
Jake, what do you want?

Mallory.

She's all
I've ever wanted.

Well, you already
married her,

so that's
a pretty good start.

Now you just got
to figure out what comes next.

All right,
let's see if we can get

this fancy
new generator running.

[light zaps on]

Knock, knock.

Um...

Hey, can we talk to you
for a second, sweetheart?

Look,
I messed up, Katie, I–

You deserve your privacy,

and I promise
I'm gonna try harder

to respect it
from now on.

Yeah,
and we totally overreacted

about the whole
older boy thing, I...

I know the difference between
a crush and the real thing.

Then you're a lot smarter
than I was at your age.

Do you trust me?

Yeah.
Yeah, we trust you.

Look, we know you're a good kid.

We just want you to be
in such a big rush to grow up.

Is it the new busboy
at Maggie's?

Dad.

Is it– Is it the kid

- at the deli counter?
- [Lou] Peter.

With the glasses?
Is it–

We love you,
we're going now.

He always gives
her extra samples.

I know, yeah,
we gotta go.

[sighs]

[emotional music]

I wanted to say
one last goodbye.

Losing Copper feels
like the end of an era.

I'm really
not a kid anymore.

There's no going back.

We should take
that offer on the land.

It's the smart
grown-up thing to do.

I, uh, already
turned down the offer.

You did?

Yeah, Jack, he put
in a good word for me

at his friend's ranch,

and they're gonna hire me
on as a foreman.

You can go back
to business school.

Oh,
that's such great news!

I, um– I have
some news of my own.

Um, in eight months,
give or take,

there's gonna be
three of us.

Really?

Yeah.

Okay, okay,
careful I will throw up.

[birds twittering]

You drink too much coffee,
Jack.

Oh, I know.

I still remember
the grand speech

you gave me about
it when you were .

I was
such an annoying kid.

Nah.

Nah, you were
a breath of fresh air,

and you still are.

So, um,

next time
I come to visit,

I'll have someone for you
to meet.

Hopefully,
you'll think

they're a breath
of fresh air, too.

Are you saying what
I think you're saying?

Yeah.

[both chuckle]

Well,
isn't that somethin'?

Our little Mallory's gonna
have a little one of her own.

And now
I feel really old.

Yeah.

I hate long goodbyes.

So, Jake and I are
just going to slip out.

But thank you
for everything, Jack.

You bet.

And thank you
for bringing me home.

Don't be a stranger.

I promise I won't.

Here you go.
That's it.

Feeling better?

[car door shuts]

Good boy.

I thought you'd be halfway
to Kendersley by now.

It's, uh–

It's hard for me
to talk about what happened.

Yeah, I get that.

Like, I– I don't
even know where I'd start.

Well, the article said
your friend's name was Jay.

Why don't you tell me
about him?

Jay was– he was always
the life of the party.

We were opposites,
but we clicked.

He sounds like
a great guy.

The best.

And the night
of the accident?

We were at a bar.

Uh, I didn't drink,
but Jay did.

I, uh– I took his keys
and– and I drove him home.

It was the last thing
I remember.

The article said that you
were cleared of any wrongdoing.

I was driving the car.

I should have got
my friend home safe.

I'm sorry.

Jay's, uh–
Jay's dad got sick last year

and he needed some help
around the farm.

So, that's why
you went back there?

Then he got better,
I came back.

But he's having
another operation,

and I–

You need to be there.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

I understand now.

Thank you
for telling me the truth.

Mm-hmm.

I'm gonna miss you.

I'll miss you, too.

Can... You should go.

Yeah. Goodbye, Amy.

♪

So, was that
Finn Carter's truck

I saw driving out of here?

Yeah, he, um–

he's moving back
to Kendersley.

He just came
to say goodbye.

Well, that
didn't take long, did it?

Figures.

He has his reasons.

- Ready.
- Hey.

Ready to go, Mommy.

You know what, sweetheart?

Change of plans,

we're not going to take Harley
on a trail ride.

We're not?

No,
we're going to do something

that Harley loves even more,
because thanks to you,

he's not as upset,
and he's even eating again.

He's not sad anymore?

No, no.

And I know something
that will really cheer him up.

What is it, Mommy?

I'm gonna show you.

[upbeat music]

♪

♪ I wish my heart
was a hammer ♪

♪ I'd put you back together ♪

♪ But it's just
a heart like yours ♪

♪ If my hands were a paddle ♪

♪ I'd pull you
through this trouble ♪

♪ But they're just hands
like yours ♪

♪ Here's what these hands
can do ♪

♪ They're here to hold you ♪

♪ And when
you lose your way ♪

♪ Here's what
my heart would say ♪

♪ Love comes back in ♪

♪ Love comes back in ♪

♪ Love comes back around ♪

♪ And when my story's through ♪

♪ New words
will find you ♪

♪ And what those words
will say ♪

♪ You're gonna be okay ♪

♪ Love comes back in ♪

♪ Love comes back in ♪

♪ Love comes back around ♪

♪ Oh,
love comes back in, love ♪