Hearts Around the Table: Kiki's Fourth Ingredient (2025)

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Thank you.

Have a great day.

Hi Michaela.

I made chocolate

zucchini muffins again.

What can I say?

Zucchini's in season.

My favorite season.

These are your best.

Thank you.

But I am surprised

you made this order

with all the wedding

hubbub happening this week.

Oh, all is calm on

the wedding front.

Honestly, Jenna is the most

organized person I know.

Right, but aren't you

catering the wedding?

Yeah...

But I cook for

hundreds of people

every lunch hour out

of my food truck.

So, how hard can it be?

Kiki, this is your

sister's wedding.

Jenna, you know the one who

eats and breathes perfection?

Right. Yeah.

Well, I've almost finished

up on the menu here

and I'm sure that Jenna and

Andrew are going to love it.

I'm sure too.

But just in case you

need something special,

just give me a ring and I will

open up for you after hours.

Thank you.

I really appreciate that but

I think I should be fine.

Okay, I got to run

but I'll see you soon.

Sorry!

Umm...

She seems in a hurry.

So, I'll take that

and then, uh...

A dozen of whatever

smells so good.

- And there you go.

- Thank you.

That's fresh chocolate

zucchini muffins.

You just bumped into the chef.

It almost doesn't feel real.

Like in four days,

I'll be married!

- Yeah you are!

- Cheers to that!

Okay, so Jenna, be honest.

When you and Andrew were

dating in high school,

did you ever think

that one day you two

would be getting married?

Yeah, of course she did!

She had Mrs. Jenna Clarington

scribbled on every single

one of her binders.

I did not!

Oh come on!

Oh, I totally remember that!

Oh, come on Jenna,

you cannot deny that!

But look how far

you guys have come.

I mean, we should

all be so lucky to

marry our best friend

from high school.

I still have so many

ba*ls in the air.

I just hope everything

falls into place.

Of course it will.

You've planned this whole thing,

so now you just get to sit

back, relax and enjoy yourself.

Speaking of enjoyment,

you do have a few more

days to find a date.

Oh no. Aw...

Come on.

Any guy would be

lucky to date you.

Thank you.

But seriously, we did

finalize the seating chart,

we saved one spot, just

in case, just saying.

I am fine on my own, okay.

It's just, look I'm

catering this wedding

so I don't have any time to

be spending with a date.

Well you better find some

time to shake it with me

on the dance floor after dinner.

Oh, I have been

practicing my dance moves.

Just need to make sure

that I have enough energy

at the end of the night.

Kiki, is everything

okay with the catering?

Of course!

Cooking is my favorite

thing to do for our family.

Yeah, but cooking for us on

Sunday dinners is one thing.

I mean, catering

an entire wedding.

That's a lot of pressure.

I wouldn't have

it any other way.

Okay.

Well I can't wait to

taste what you cook up.

Me too.

Andrew and I know it's

going to be amazing.

Oh, well, thanks for the

vote of confidence in there.

Oh, just give me...

Why would they be calling?

One sec.

Hello?

Yeah.

No, no, look. I need the

salmon delivered by Friday.

Kiki! You're missing

all the fun!

Okay, yeah, I'll be right there.

You've got to be kidding me!

What's going on out there?

Ah, it's just Josh.

He's trying to do

some recon for Andrew.

Don't worry, I won't

tell him anything!

Aren't the groomsmen supposed

to be having a lunch

to welcome the best man?

Live in the moment, Josh!

I can't

come to the phone right now.

Please leave a message.

Unbelievable!

In high school my sisters

would ask my opinion

on prom dresses all the time.

You think I wanted to

answer them, but I did.

And now... Nothing!

It's like I've been shut out.

Sounds like you're being

punished there pal.

Hey, thanks for doing

some recon for me, though.

I appreciate it.

I haven't been around the

family for that long,

but even I know the sisters

are always together.

All four of them right?

You've certainly lifted Shari's

spirits over the last few weeks.

And a happy Shari is a

happy life for all of us.

Hey, there he is!

Hey hey hey hey hey hey hey!

Andrew!

Buddy, it's so good to see you!

Hey, the best man!

The best wing man since,

what, grade school?

- That's right.

- Yeah.

- Clay, this is Evan.

- How you doing, man.

And this is Josh.

Hey, it's great to meet you.

I've heard a lot.

That is a total lie.

I've heard nothing.

Well, you guys

being taken care of?

Because I have connections.

Clay is being modest.

He is, in fact,

the executive chef

and owner of this restaurant.

Anyway, what's the plan

for the bachelor party?

Ah, no plans.

Andrew thought it might be fun

to just catch up for awhile.

- Yeah?

- Yeah.

Come on! We've got

to do something, right?

It's tradition.

You know, I'm not so much of

a fan of the traditional stag.

But if you want to throw

something together,

I'm sure we could squeeze it in.

Okay.

Is that mischief I see, Evan?

On this face?

I'm calling them again.

And they're going to

pick up this time.

You're relentless.

You are not getting

a peek at the dress!

I'm not calling for that.

Really?

Not this time.

I just wanted you to know that

you have a stand-up boyfriend.

He's planning a

bachelor party for Andrew.

Oh, is he?

Okay, you guys ready out there?

Oh oh oh!

I guess since I'm

already on the call,

you might as well just let

me see Jenna for one minute.

No!

Okay, now, that

is perfect, yeah.

I will call you later.

All right. This party

is for sisters only.

No no. Don't be mean. Come on!

- Love you. Bye.

- Wait wait wait!

Oh, it's Angie.

- Hey!

- How's it going?

I can't believe I'm not there

but Rory and Gina have teachers'

conferences this morning.

Ah, that's okay.

You were here when she got it.

Yeah, and at the

twenty other stores

until she found the one.

Okay. You guys ready?

Well?

Ahhhh!

What do you think?

Oh! Stunning! Stunning!

It's gorgeous!

- Stunning!

- It's gorgeous!

It's real.

It's really happening!

I'm getting married!

Yeah, you are.

I just wish my mom

was here to see this.

I'm sure she's watching

and smiling down on you.

You're my mom too, Angie.

I'm so lucky to have you all.

We're all here for you.

Always.

There's nothing I can

do to change the past.

That's right, so let's focus on

that bright future of yours.

Well, I have some

serious flower prep to do,

so I'll see you soon, my Hearts!

Bye!

I'll see you at the house.

There's just something I've

got to figure out first.

Kiki!

I'll be there as

soon as I can, okay!

- I love you.

- I love you.

I love you!

Don't work too hard.

You must be able to get

salmon from another supplier.

No, no. It has to

be salmon, okay.

It's the bride's favorite

and I need this bridal dinner

to be memorable and meaningful.

Okay, if you can't get it

I'll just have to think

of something else.

Oh wow!

These look amazing.

Thank you so much for everything

you're doing for the wedding.

I wouldn't be here without you.

Well, supporting you,

nurturing you,

watching you bloom on your own,

it's been an absolute joy

being your foster mom.

Angie, there something

I wanted to ask you.

Would you walk me

down the aisle?

It'd really mean a lot to

me to have you by my side,

like you've always been.

I would love to.

Oh Jenna.

Ah, sorry.

I don't know why I

keep tearing up today.

Oh, honey, this is one of the

biggest events of your life.

It's bound to bring

up a lot of feelings.

I just wasn't expecting I'd

miss my mom so much, you know?

There's something I've

been meaning to give you.

I was going to save this

for your wedding day, but,

I think this might connect

you to the something old.

It came with you in that big box

when you arrived at the

house all those years ago.

Oh wow.

It's beautiful.

I believe it was your mother's.

I don't remember it.

But it's lovely.

What's this?

Is that my mom?

Look how young she is.

Nineteen or twenty, I'd say.

Look at her smile!

Beautiful.

And she's with a very

handsome young man.

I've never seen

this picture before.

They look so happy.

Jenna, are you okay?

I didn't know that

photo would be in there.

Oh, yeah.

I just haven't thought

about my father in years.

But he clearly hasn't

thought of me either, so.

I have a great family now.

My chosen family.

You sure do.

No, no, no no no no...

Can I give you a hand?

You sure you got

a hand to spare?

Always do.

It just takes a

little rebalancing.

Thank you.

Um, I promised Andrew

I'd drop this off.

It's you, from the market.

Your chocolate and zucchini

combination was great.

You have a real gift.

Thank you.

Wait until you try my pizza!

Is that...

That's takeout from 7 Basil!

Yeah.

Well, that's fancy!

I didn't even think restaurants

like that did take out.

Well, when you own the place,

they let you

bend the rules

from time to time.

You own 7 Basil?

Yeah. I'm Clay.

I'm the best man.

I'm Kiki.

Oh, you're Jenna's sister!

Yeah yeah yeah!

I've heard so much about you.

You're catering

the wedding, right?

Well, I, I own a restaurant...

It's a food truck.

Well, currently, I'm

specializing...

Pizza?

Here, why don't

you hand me that?

After you.

I have to say, I'm

curious to see how

a food truck chef is going

to serve a hundred people

appetizers and a

formal plated dinner.

Oh, well, we'll see, won't we!

I didn't mean anything by that.

Food's here!

It's Andrew. He wants me

to meet him in an hour.

Oh, that's too bad.

I was going to ask if

you would mentor me.

Oh, well, I would

totally do that.

I'm kidding.

I got this.

Okay, well, consider

it an open invitation.

Oh, smells amazing!

- Hey, Angie?

- Yes.

Nice to finally meet you.

Indeed.

This is Clay. He can't stay.

Because Andrew calls.

Well, groom takes priority

over Sunday Supper

this week, at least.

Yes.

Well, ah, call me

if you need me.

Thanks, I will.

Oh, he seems nice.

And he brought food.

Winning combination.

Hmm. He's something, all right.

I brought your favorite.

Oh, yes! Oh my gosh.

And then, he just dropped his

five star take out and took off!

Okay.

Ah, I'm not sure what I'm

supposed to be mad about.

That take out was pretty good.

Pretty good?

It was great.

But I have been test

cooking for hours.

And now, the dinner I wanted

to do for Jenna's wedding

isn't going to turn out

the way I wanted it to,

and I have three days to

come up with a whole new menu

and game plan.

So, it's the catering

that's the problem.

I've never catered for a

hundred people before,

and I've definitely don't

need someone judging me.

Kiki, he's also just a person.

And he seems like

a really nice guy.

Yeah... I suppose.

Kiki, if anyone can

do this, it's you.

And I think that Clay would

be a great industry contact.

Just think about

what Angie would say.

Be true to yourself,

but don't be afraid

to ask for some help.

I know.

And he is a great resource.

It's just...

I know.

He is way too good looking.

No.

I mean, yes he is, but what

I was going to say is,

I feel awkward asking

anyone for help.

Well, if you're

going to ask anyone,

it might as well

be the cute guy.

Very funny.

Well, I guess I

better get going.

Well, can you just please

promise me one thing?

Please try and get

some sleep tonight.

Thank you.

For trying to keep me balanced.

You're welcome, I think.

See you soon.

He's insisting!

I told him I didn't

need a bachelor party.

It sounds like Evan's just

trying to support you.

Knowing him, he's probably just

going to go to a work out class

or do push ups all night.

He's just trying to

get to know you better.

He's making an effort to

be a part of the family.

Yeah, I guess so.

Come on, just go out!

Embrace the fun.

You're only going

to get married once.

You're right about that.

Sorry, one sec.

Well, will you look who it is!

Hello Mother!

Andrew. I'm so

glad you picked up.

Look, I was chatting with

Betty at yoga this week,

and since your

brother can't come

because of the big

Hong Kong deal,

I sort of invited

her to the wedding.

Mom, we've been over this.

Jenna and I have already

finalized the guest list.

I'm so sorry.

I thought with John not coming,

Betty could take his spot.

Mom, we really

appreciate your opinions,

but Jenn and I have everything

organized and under control

over here.

Andrew, I want you to

have the most special day.

I have some ideas for

the mother-son dance.

Mom...

Ah ah ah. There are

traditions to be honored.

We can talk about this

dance another time, okay.

What about Jenna's

family traditions?

Are they being honored?

Look, whatever Jenna wants to do

is how we're going

to do it, okay.

End of discussion.

This is Jenna's day.

Don't forget that.

Of course. I understand.

It's going

to be a wonderful day.

Bye, dear.

Okay, bye.

I'm going to get some air.

Oh, Jenna. I'm so sorry.

Jenna...

Well, she was

fine until my mother called.

And I know my mom can

be very opinionated,

which has been hard on Jenna.

I shouldn't have let her

change the mother-son dance.

Well, I think this is less

about you and your mom

and more about Jenna.

Do you think she still wants

to go ahead with the wedding?

I don't doubt it for a minute.

Leave it to me. I'm going

to make a few calls.

I think I might know

how to help Jenna

find what she's looking for.

Thank you, Angie.

Kiki!

Fancy meeting you here.

Umm... I could say the same.

Don't you have people that

deliver your produce for you?

When I can I like to

come and pick out

the fresh, local ingredients

for the evening's menu myself.

How are the strawberries?

Ah, surprisingly sweet actually

for this time of year.

But the dessert I want

to do for the wedding

might actually work

out as planned.

Well, that's great to hear.

And, ah, so how's everything

shaping up for you for Saturday?

Um...

It's coming along.

Just a few bumps

along the road, but

nothing that I can't handle.

Well, you're very brave.

I wouldn't take on this

catering job myself.

Really?

But Andrew's your

best friend and

you wouldn't cook for

him on his wedding day?

That's exactly the

reason why not.

So, it's beneath you then?

No! No no no, I just...

I just want to be

there on the big day,

not working the big day.

Well, cooking isn't work to me.

Oh, that's true but it's

really, it's a lot of time.

Yeah, but time spent doing

something wonderful for Jenna.

Yeah, but no one

remembers an appetizer,

they remember how they

felt and who was there.

So I just, I just

want to be there,

standing next to my best friend.

Well, I will be there,

nourishing my family.

I think it's an honor to cook

for my sister at her wedding.

And it is. I just, you

don't have to do it.

I want to!

Okay.

Look, Jenna asked me,

and I won't let her down.

I hope not.

Are these the wise and

supportive words of a mentor?

No.

Talking me out of doing a job?

Disappointing my family?

No no no.

It's not what I meant.

I'm just trying to be realistic

and practical here and...

You don't know me or

what I'm capable of.

I guess not.

Well, great pep talk.

So I guess I'll see

you at the wedding.

Kiki, I...

I'm just really

excited to get in there

and use that industrial oven.

I'm sorry, what?

Okay, but surely you can

have someone come in

and fix it before then.

Okay, could you, could you

have another one brought in?

No I don't have one.

Okay, if there's no

replacement I'll just,

I'll just have to come

up with something else.

No. A stovetop is not going

to cut it, I'm afraid.

What would be helpful

is a functioning oven.

Okay, yeah. Thanks.

Thanks for your help.

Hello.

Hi Cynthia, it's Angie calling.

Angie! It's been a bit

since we caught up.

Tell me about Rory.

Has he settled in?

Rory is thriving now.

And he's doing well in school.

He's even on the track team.

Ah! Seems you're working

your Angie magic again.

Well I certainly never give up.

I'm actually not

calling about Rory.

It's about my Jenna.

You placed her with me

about twenty years ago

after her mom passed.

Uh huh. That's when

you and I met.

You called because you saw a

lost girl sitting on a bench.

Your instincts were right.

She's getting

married this weekend!

That's wonderful!

The wedding has brought up

some issues about her past

and I was wondering if

you had any information

about her father?

Hmm. Let's see.

There's not much here.

Just his name...

Theo Whitaker.

Theo. Last known address?

Well, there's nothing

in the computer.

But let me find

the old paper file.

One sec.

Whitaker... Whitaker...

Ah, here it is.

Good thing we never get rid

of any paperwork over here!

Let's see...

Well, her parents separated

when she was three.

He awarded Jane, the mother,

full custody and

relocated out of state.

Seems he kept up child support

payments until she was 10.

Then they appear

to be disrupted.

That's not great.

It's not totally unusual.

You know, personally,

I remember that Jane was

very protective of Jenna.

Jane also didn't come to us

until she was quite sick.

It's possible her illness

was affecting her thinking.

Well, that could explain

why she didn't

reach out to Theo.

Definitely. Maybe she didn't

really know what to do.

No wonder Jenna has questions.

When Jane passed away, the

caseworker tried to track down

Theo and looked for other

family but didn't find anyone.

Well, everything's online now,

maybe I'll have better luck.

Thanks Cynthia.

I have a few contacts that

might be able to help as well.

I'm quite resourceful, you know.

How's Kiki doing?

Oh you know her.

Taking on too much but loving

every minute of it!

Oh I know. She's one of the

best stories we've had.

The agency found her

such a loving family

when she was a toddler.

Then after what happened

I was so glad that we

could place her with you.

I hope everything

goes well with Jenna.

And the wedding.

I'll let you know how it goes.

Please do.

Argghh! What is it now?

Hello?

Hey Keeks. Where are you?

I'm at home,

prepping everything.

Are you going to our spa day?

We're going to do mani pedis.

Oh Jenna, I'm so sorry,

I, I completely forgot!

You forgot?

I'm kidding.

Don't beat yourself up.

Shari and I will have all

the fun, but we'll miss you!

Hi Kiki.

I really appreciate

everything you're doing

for Andrew and me.

Are you sure it wasn't

it too much of an ask

to have you do the food?

Absolutely not!

I'm happy to be part

of your special day.

And I will only be happier

when we're on that

dance floor together.

I hear you.

If only we could just skip

over this next little bit

and get to the dance floor.

Skip the wedding?

Oh, no, I, I just mean there

are a lot of parts and pieces

that haven't fallen

into place yet.

I have a lot on my mind.

Well, um,

you don't have anything to

worry about in terms of food.

No, everything is under control.

Okay.

Is there anything else

I can help you with?

I doubt it.

Jenna, I know that things are

crazy right now, but just,

just think about that

moment when you're in

your wedding dress, and Andrew

sees you for the first time,

standing at the altar about

to marry your best friend.

I mean, that's what

it's all about, right?

Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

Thanks Kiki.

You're my ray of sunshine.

Well, anytime. You know what?

Send me some pics

of your nails, okay!

I'll try not to be too jealous.

Deal.

Okay.

Yeah, interesting question.

No, ah, no, I don't think

Andrew's much of a karaoke guy.

Oh, one sec.

Ah, Evan, I got

to call you back.

Thank you for meeting with me.

Hey, I'm sorry about what

I said back at the food market.

I didn't mean to offend you.

I appreciate that.

I might have been feeling a

little sensitive that day.

Thank you.

So, was there a

particular reason

that you wanted to meet

me and buy me a coffee?

Um...

Catering a one hundred

person formal event is...

It's proving to be

out of my comfort zone.

Just everything I

planned and prepped for

is falling apart at the seams.

So you need help?

I need this wedding

to be perfect

because that is

what Jenna deserves.

Okay.

Well, let me connect you

to some people I know

who cater big events.

No, I can do this.

I need to do this.

You're stubborn!

Dedicated.

All right, well,

talk to me, Kiki because I can't

help if I don't understand.

Cooking it's...

It's what I know.

That's how I express myself

and my love for others.

I grew up in the

foster care system.

But before you start

feeling sorry for me,

I was really lucky.

And I ended up with a

really loving family.

They gave me a lot,

but I didn't have much

I could give back.

Except, I, I could cook.

I could bring a smile to my

foster dad's face with a cookie,

or make Angie feel better with

a pot of chicken noodle soup.

It probably sounds silly.

No, no. It makes a lot

of sense, actually.

Food is caring. I get that.

I can't let my family down.

I need to do this.

Okay.

Well in that case, Kiki,

just tell me what you need.

Okay.

Cheers.

Cheers.

So, this is the original menu,

but with no salmon and

no industrial ovens now,

things have had to change.

And I've been trying

to adapt this one,

but just, nothing seems to work.

You've got good ideas

here, big ideas.

This is way too complicated,

without a working oven onsite.

Well, Angie has two

stoves at the house

so I could prep all the main

course protein there, and...

It's only twenty

minutes from the venue.

Twenty minutes is a

lifetime in food service.

I could offer up my

industrial ovens.

They're bigger and

hotter than Angie's,

but we're still forty

minutes from the venue here

so I don't think that

helps you either.

No.

Thank you, thank you. But no.

Well, you cannot be a chef

and a roast beef taxi driver.

Well, actually, I'm probably

going to be doing prime rib.

Who's helping you with this?

No one.

I just need to prep

as much as I can.

If I can get the timing perfect,

then all I have to worry about

is plating the food and

the servers will take care

of everything else.

All right. Well let's say that

you do manage to pull that off,

between the prep, the cooking,

and then the travel to Angie's,

there is no way that you

can be at the ceremony.

The ceremony...

I didn't think about that.

Don't you want to be

there to see your sister

actually get married?

Of course.

But I'm sure there will be

lots of photos and video.

Kiki, you got to look at

the bigger picture here.

What you are trying to do for

your sister, it's admirable.

And I know it comes

from nothing but love.

But what you want to do with

dinner, this takes a village.

Well, I don't have a

village, I have me.

Look, I'm good. I'm quick.

And I'll do whatever it takes.

And I am not

questioning your talent.

That's not what

this is about that.

This is just about timing

and manpower and finesse.

Come here. I want to

show you something.

We're creating a new dish

for the menu tonight.

All head chefs have sous chefs.

Technically we could do

it alone, but we don't.

And the food is better for it.

How are we looking?

Ready chef!

Let's get a little

more salt on that lamb.

Hmm. The jus is delicious.

Is that cinnamon?

Yeah.

Brilliant.

Thank you, Chef.

All right.

Beautiful work everyone.

Thank you so much.

Have a great service tonight.

Have a great time tonight.

And say hi to Crystal.

I will. Thank you.

After you.

So what did you

think of my team?

Okay, you may be onto something.

Sheer determination

alone may not cut it.

And that's just for one dish.

Okay. Fine.

This is me waving my

stubborn little white flag.

Will you help me simplify

these dishes and

make them actually doable?

I'd love to.

But I, actually,

have to get going.

I've got a reservation

at a restaurant opening.

Oh! Okay.

Yeah, well, um...

Thank you for your time

and all your advice.

Why don't you come with me.

What?

Be my plus one.

Me?

I can't go to a restaurant

opening dressed like this.

Not unless it's

for a drive thru.

No, no.

I'm afraid this is a bit more

of a fine dining experience.

And it's a ten

course tasting menu.

So, I hope you're hungry.

Yeah!

But, are you're sure you

want me to be your date?

I'm not saying that

this is a date.

That's not what I meant.

Right. Well, think of this

more as two chefs meeting

and expanding our palates

and stomachs together.

We can continue

this discussion and

see if any last minute

inspiration comes to you.

What do you think?

I need to change first.

But, yes, a hundred times yes!

Excellent!

Jenna!

I thought you were having brunch

today with your future in-laws?

Is this it?

Is this what, sweetheart?

One box?

When I came to live with you,

I only had one box to show

for the thirteen years of

life I had before that?

You had some clothes

and books and a stuffy.

There's nothing really here.

What are you hoping to find?

Why has he never

come to look for me?

He seems so familiar, yet

I have no memory of him.

This picture is the

only evidence I have

that he even exists.

But what happened?

They look so happy.

Why didn't it work

out for my parents?

And what if there's a

reason I haven't thought of

that Andrew and I

won't work out?

Oh no.

You and Andrew have had

your own ups and downs

but you've come back

together, stronger.

He's my person.

Yes.

Anyone with eyes can see

you two belong together.

Probably just cold feet.

Well, calm your mind.

And those feet.

Time to listen to your heart.

I'm looking for Theo.

Yeah, that's me.

How can I help you?

I'm Angie Hartman.

I'm a foster parent, with

Benefit Foster Care Service.

I'm sorry, I can't make

any donation today.

Oh, no no no!

I'm actually here on behalf of

your daughter, Jenna Whitaker.

Jenna?

You know where she is?

Yes I do.

And she's getting

married this weekend.

My little Jenna,

getting married...

Well, the impending marriage has

brought up questions for Jenna

about her past,

where she comes from.

I haven't seen Jenna

since she was a toddler.

What can I possibly do for her?

Her mother can answer

anything she wants to know.

I'm so sorry to be the

one to tell you this,

but Jane passed away,

almost twenty years ago.

I know that's a lot to take in.

But your daughter could

really use you now.

Jane's gone...

And for that long? Wait, how...

Where did you say you're from?

I'm a foster parent from

Benefit Foster Care Service.

Jenna was in foster care?

Oh, I can assure you, she

was loved and supported,

and has grown into a lovely,

thriving, happy young woman.

I think you'd be very proud.

Are you open to

meeting with her?

No.

No, she doesn't want

to meet with me.

There's no point in

dredging up the past.

Look, I appreciate you

coming all the way out here

to tell me about her.

But ah...

I think you'd better leave.

Of course, if that's

what you want.

I sure hope you

change your mind.

And if you do, I'm leaving

my number in your mailbox.

Mm, mmm...

Hands down that is the best

thing I've ever tasted.

Mm hm. A little bit

heat at the end.

Yes!

You know, my only critique.

I wish there was more because I

could eat another forty of them.

I think that might defeat the

purpose of a tasting menu.

Tasting menu is a way

to dip your toes in,

but I'm just realizing that...

Thank you.

I'm more of a jump in

the deep end kind of gal.

Yeah, I sensed that about you.

I like it.

You're not like most

other people, Kiki.

What do you mean?

Most people don't invest all

their money into a food truck?

Hm?

Or agree to cater

their sister's wedding

with no idea if they can

actually pull it off?

No, no. You're one

in a million there.

But, I got to give it to you.

You've got to dream

big to win big.

Well, you would know.

7 Basil is one of the best

restaurants in the city.

You're very modest

about the whole thing.

It's a big deal!

Most chefs dream of owning

their own restaurant.

Yes I am kind of proud of that.

Come on.

No. I just want to

be in the kitchen,

throwing ingredients

together, cooking.

Where does that come from?

Home. My parents always

wanted the best for me.

They had dreams of

me becoming a doctor.

I tried to want it

for a few years.

And I even started med school.

Wow.

And I was pretty good

for a few years at being

who I thought I should be.

But then every day after these

long, grueling classes in school

I would come home and I

would be in the kitchen,

cooking deep into the night.

And I think that for me, that

was a kind of a release.

You know, it's how

I found my peace.

I get that.

And, of course, Andrew was

my roommate at the time.

So he ate like a king.

Well, I realized that by being

who my parents wanted me to be,

I was missing out

on my own life.

I bet your parents

were thrilled.

Yeah, no. They, they...

They did not think that I

could have a career as a chef.

They didn't think

it was a real job.

But, I took the risk and

faced their disappointment

to go to culinary school.

Wow. So you, you

really committed then.

Yeah, I put in the hard work

and pursued the flavors

that inspired me,

found my voice.

You know, the restaurant

success is just a bonus.

Honestly, it's kind

of a hindrance.

And I feel like I can't be

creative or try big bold

new things, just in case

it doesn't work out.

You know honestly, it feels like

being back in medical school.

I feel like I'm doing everything

to please other people.

Sorry.

That must be tough.

Maybe that's why you're

such a breath of fresh air.

You remind me of the

importance of taking risks.

Angie always jokes that my

daydreaming is going to get me

into trouble, but,

no I always find that

it's my saving grace.

It gets me to where

I'm supposed to be.

Well, maybe you can teach me

to dream like that again.

Maybe I will.

Cheers to that.

Cheers.

- Thank you.

- This looks good.

And we have seven

more courses left.

Wow! This looks like

a great card night.

Yeah, I just hope

everyone loves it.

I ran some of my ideas

by Josh and Clay,

and if I'm being honest, they

don't all seem to be winners.

You didn't suggest

the karaoke, did you?

Hey, some people

actually love karaoke!

I told you.

Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Look, Clay and Andrew have been

friends since they were kids!

Then Josh and Andrew,

they've know each other

since football days.

And me, I don't really know

any of them all that well.

Well, you are a

part my like now.

So you are a part

of this family,

whether it feels

that way or not.

Hey, they just, they need

to get to know you. Okay.

And they will see the

thoughtful, funny,

amazing man that I

fell in love with.

Hey, no one night is

going to going to create

this lasting bond.

Okay. I will chill out with

the overplanning then.

That sounds like a plan.

You think you're funny, huh.

Okay, listen, I want

to take you somewhere.

And get your mind off

all this thinking.

Where are we heading?

You'll see.

Oh, that's incredible!

Yeah, at one point

there were four teens

and two pre-teens in that house.

Angie is an angel.

Yes she is.

I still look forward

to every Sunday,

gathering at the house

for Sunday Supper.

And it can be a wild

dynamic, because

you never know which kid

is going to show up

because we're all just so

different, yet we're connected.

You know, you might

have something there.

What do you mean?

What if for the wedding,

instead of individual

plates for everybody,

what if you did it

family style service?

Like, platters on the tables?

Yeah, like platters,

serving bowls.

You said you value the community

aspect of Sunday Supper.

Well, family style

means that guests

are interacting with each

other, serving each other.

Yeah. I love that.

It's a nod to Angie and

our crazy family dinners.

I mean, they always say that

a meal should tell a story.

Exactly.

Tandoori chicken!

I'm not sure if

that's the story...

No no no no no.

Before Jenna went to college,

we went on a girls' long

weekend to New York City.

Just me, Jenna, Shari, our first

time away from Angie's, and,

oh, we had the best time.

But we also had the most

delicious tandoori chicken

from this tiny authentic

Indian restaurant.

That's a great story.

Yeah. I could do tandoori

chicken for the wedding.

Okay, but you'd still

don't have an oven.

Where you going to find

yourself a tandoor?

Well, my food truck

has a stone oven.

And I can double it

to make tandoori.

And we can park it at the venue.

Which solves the problem

of the travel time

between Angie's

place and the venue.

- Perfect! Brilliant!

- Yes!

Do you really think we

could pull that off?

I don't doubt it. Never have.

Clay?

It's been way too long.

So good to see you.

Congratulations.

I think you have something

really special here.

Thank you for coming.

Honestly, it means the

world that you're here.

No, so happy to be here.

Kiki, may I introduce you

to the executive chef and

brilliant mind behind all these

plates we just had tonight.

This is Crystal.

Pleasure to meet you.

It's, the food has

been incredible!

I mean, those dumplings

that are shaped like birds

just sitting on the nest.

Thanks.

Kiki's quite the chef herself.

She actually runs one of the

most popular food trucks

in the city.

Food truck! How cute.

It's just hand crafted pizzas.

I'd love to come check it out.

Sure, yeah.

It was really nice

meeting you, Kiki.

- See you Friday, Clay!

- Yeah.

Well, that was a nice surprise.

Hey, Clay.

So did you see my

food truck outside?

I did. She's a beauty.

And that pizza

oven is next level!

I mean, you really did a

great job with a small space.

Well, she's small

but she's mighty.

Yeah, the Kiki way.

So what's cooking?

I have all the

other dishes sorted.

I'm glad you're still feeling

excited about your new plan.

Cautiously optimistic.

Well, it smells

delicious already.

Here's hoping!

Just doing a final tandoori test

just in case this one

isn't quite right.

And we check it in

fifteen minutes.

Umm... Right.

Now what are you doing?

Well, I have these

three marinades

just in case the first

one isn't quite right.

No, no no no. Your first

sauce smelled incredible.

Trust your instincts.

No. Instincts or not, but I have

had enough stuff go wrong on me

in the last few days.

How many times did

you taste the sauce

before you put it in the oven?

Three times.

Of course you did.

And how did it taste?

It was really good.

Of course it was. Because

you're an excellent chef.

But that doesn't mean...

I'm going to tell you this

because no one ever said

this to me when I doubted myself

and needed to hear it the most.

I believe in you.

You've been running around

trying to make everything

perfect and keep all

theses ba*ls in the air,

but if you keep doing this

you will burn yourself out

and you're going to resent

your sister's wedding day

if you don't find some way to

enjoy yourself in this process.

Give yourself fifteen minutes.

To do what?

I don't know.

What do you want to do?

Pshhhh... Ah...

Well, we now have

twelve minutes, so...

I have an idea.

This is the best latte

I've had in a long time.

You're a fantastic barista.

Oh, thank you.

It's my favorite when

I'm taking a break.

What?

I do take breaks.

Sometimes.

Okay, fine.

Once in a blue moon.

About as often as I do then.

Hey, don't you have a restaurant

that you should be prepping for

this evening?

No, they're closed tonight.

They're busy getting ready for

the rehearsal dinner tomorrow.

Ah, so you are cooking

the rehearsal dinner?

Nope. I'm letting another chef

take the lead on this one.

Looking forward to being a guest

this time, you know, just having

a glass of wine and hanging

with Andrew and the family.

Yeah, that sounds really nice.

Well, hopefully

you'll be there too.

I should be, but

there's a few things...

Don't miss out

on your life, Kiki.

It's happening right now.

Yeah, you're right.

Tandoori time!

A moment of truth.

Hmmm.

Tender, juicy, perfectly spiced.

Hm. Surprising.

It's good though, right?

It's so good.

And you're not just saying that?

Do I look like a man who

would lie about food?

But it's not the traditional

beef or fish option

that most weddings go for.

Is that going to be a problem?

No no no.

You don't want to give them

what they think they want.

You want to give them

something even better.

Because you, Kiki, are better.

Kiki's Famous Tandoori Chicken.

How's that for branding?

It's not famous yet.

Well, just you wait.

It will be. It's that good.

Hmm. It's going to

taste even better

when it's in the pizza oven.

You could put this

on your pizza.

What do you think about that?

I could!

Do it the Kiki Way.

Yeah. Kiki's Famous

Tandoori Chicken Pizza.

Hmmmm. I'm liking

the sound of that.

You know, famous

is growing on me.

So, tandoori it is!

Great!

Oh! Sorry.

So, I'm just thinking, that

it's going to take some time

to prep and cook everything.

Plus, I still have to

worry about the sides.

Uh huh.

Well, it was something that

you said has me thinking.

That if I want to be

able to breath and enjoy

the wedding with my family,

that maybe it might

be a good idea

to have another pair of hands.

So, do you think you could...?

Make a call to my staff?

Nothing would make me happier.

Great. Thank you.

I'll send a quick text.

So, we love the tandoori.

And how are you

feeling about the sides?

Ah, good.

I think just keep them

simple, but delicious.

I just, I just don't

anything to compete

with that tandoori flavor, so...

Great.

Well actually,

I have something that might

be a source of inspiration.

What is that?

You'll have to trust me.

Pick you up tomorrow

morning say, 8 am?

Yes, Chef!

Not bad.

This is turning out

to be quite the adventure.

So, where to next?

Uh, well, there will be food.

Another restaurant?

No.

No, it's not another restaurant.

It's, it's a surprise.

Hmmm.

Just a little further.

Right this way.

Clay! Oh my gosh.

It's so good to see you!

So good to see you!

Martha, I want to introduce

you to Kiki Mercer.

Do you remember my

old friend, Andrew?

Sure.

Well, he's getting

married to Kiki's sister.

Oh wow!

Well, welcome to our

community food pantry.

Martha's a hugger.

Me too! So that ended

up working out.

Welcome, Kiki.

Any friend of Clay's

is a friend of mine.

Come to think of it,

Clay doesn't often

bring friends here.

Hmmm.

All right. Let me give

you the pointing tour.

Kitchen.

Non-perishable food pantry.

Help yourself table.

Restroom downstairs.

Got it.

So, if you two want to help,

you can go into the pantry

and start bagging some new

donations into shopping bags.

On it, boss.

Great!

We got a whole van of donations

from a high school fund raiser.

- Oh wow.

- Wow.

Yeah, let's get to it.

- Right this way.

- Great.

Thanks.

How's it going?

This food pantry

feeds a lot of people.

Martha, she seems great.

Yeah, she is.

I've known her

forever at this point.

Since Andrew and I were

roommates in college.

You know, at the time I

was studying day and night

just to keep my scholarship.

All I was doing was waking up,

going to class and then going

right home and studying, eating,

and going right back to bed.

Well, that's not much of a life.

No, it wasn't.

I don't talk about this much,

but it was really a

lonely couple years.

And Andrew was my only friend.

Then I found this place.

Everyone here accepted

me for who I was.

Without judgement.

And now Martha, got me

interested in feeding people

and taking care of them.

It changed my life.

Thank you.

For what?

For bringing me here today

and for sharing your story.

When we love what we do,

that's a super power.

I'll put this one in the back.

Oh thank you.

Hey, did you catch

the game last night?

I don't even want

to think about it.

Albert, my man!

How are you doing?

Can't complain.

Always better when I see you.

Likewise.

Hey, ah, how's your wife?

A lot better.

She's coming home from

the hospital together.

Ah, good good good.

Happy for you too.

Any chance on doubling

up on tea for us?

She said the stuff in that

place is barely drinkable.

Of course, yeah.

Anything else you need?

Nothing specific.

Whatever you have is good.

I don't want to take up

anymore of you and your

lady friend's time.

Okay.

Oh no. It's not like that.

I hear you saying the words,

but I see my friend's

smile, don't I?

All right, I'll go get your tea.

He's a catch. Hmmm?

Everyone is so friendly.

Yeah, that's why I like

to spend time here.

You know, I actually started

getting my parents out here too.

Yeah, they bring these

nonperishables to contribute,

hang out, make some friends.

They love it.

You have a big

heart, you know that.

I do what I can.

I do need to find some

balance in my life.

I can't just always

define myself

as being busy all of the time.

Even though I do have a

lot on my plate, right now.

Pun intended.

Pun appreciated.

Yeah, you deserve to be

something other than

just busy all the time.

You know what?

After all this wedding

business is done,

I'd like to bring

my food truck here,

give everyone a hot meal.

Every super hero does need

a great set of wheels.

Hm. Yeah, you know what?

I might have to come up with a

new name for the food truck.

Maybe the, um...

The Flavor Crusader?

Um... Power Pies

and Mighty Meals?

No!

Guardians of the Gourmet.

Oh!

There's even some merchandise

that can go with that.

I'll buy the T-shirt.

Just a T-shirt?

Thanks for coming.

Have some sandwiches.

All right. I got this.

All right.

Thank you for having me today.

Well, you're welcome any time.

Now, she's a keeper.

Okay, all right.

- I'll see you next week.

- Uh huh.

I figured it out.

What?

Martha. She's like Angie.

She's kind and warm and

welcoming to everyone.

Martha is your Angie.

I guess she kind of is.

After you.

Thank you for bringing me today.

I think I really

needed that break.

Well, it was nice to

share it with you.

Well, the footage was

destroyed and needless to say,

we ended up in detention

for a few days.

But I'm glad because that's

where we bonded, right.

Ford to the fire.

And seriously, Andrew,

you're just the best.

And you and Jenna

you're perfect together.

And you're an example

of what love can be.

It's an inspiration, truly.

Seeing you, I can't

wait to lean into love,

and be as happy you

two are together.

Cheers to the happy couple.

Cheers!

Love you guys.

Cheers.

I'm so glad you're

here, and smiling!

I'm sorry if this

week's been stressful.

It's been busy, but I'm just so

excited to celebrate tomorrow.

Why exactly are you this smiley?

Is it a boy?

Jenna, I told you we should

have kept the plus one!

I don't need a plus one to the

wedding, thank you very much.

Yeah, you're right.

How would you have time to flirt

with all this wedding prep?

Right, well, I don't! So.

Good.

So save us a dance on

the dance floor because

I put some special requests

in with the deejay.

No!

Get your Dirty

Dancing moves ready.

Angie, why do I always have

to play Patrick Swayze?

You're very good at it.

Clay, you have truly out done

yourself with this meal.

Oh well, I'm glad

you enjoyed it.

But actually I can't

take full credit for it.

I may have hired

a special friend

to help me with the

meal prep this evening.

Hey, Chef! Get over her.

This is Chef Crystal.

Crystal?

Hi! Oh my gosh!

It's great to see you.

Nice to see you too.

Oh, Jenna, this is Crystal.

We used to hang all the time

when these two were

in culinary school.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

So Chef Crystal here just opened

a restaurant on Massey street.

But she was kind enough

to take the evening off tonight

to help us out here.

Anything for you, Clay.

Lemon Willow! I've been reading

rave reviews about that place!

Thank you!

I'd love for you to come

check it out sometime.

I wish. I hear it's

impossible to get a table

unless you happen

to know somebody.

Hmm... I can book you in.

That would be great!

Thank you.

Well, if you like this you

should taste what Kiki's

cooking up for us tomorrow

in her food truck.

A food truck at a wedding?

That's different!

It's just acting like

a portable kitchen

because there's no

working oven at the venue.

Clay here has been telling

me that you've had

so many bumps along the way.

I just think it's so great that

he's been helping you out.

It's going to be great, Kiki.

Well, if it's anything

like this meal,

then it will be glorious.

Excuse me.

Ah, excuse me everyone.

Sorry to interrupt.

I just wanted to take this

opportunity to declare,

yet again, how much I love

this woman sitting next to me.

I can't believe I get

to marry you tomorrow.

I'm so excited.

Yeah! Woo, woo!

Andrew Clarington, I can't

believe you can still manage

to make me blush.

Yes!

Tonight's been so special.

Thank you for being here.

You all mean so much to us,

and we wouldn't be who

we are today without...

Are you okay?

Theo!

I'm so glad you could join us.

Theo?

Sorry, I don't

believe we've met.

This is Theo Whitaker.

It's my father.

Hi...

Hi Jenna. You look beautiful.

What are you doing here?

How did you...?

Jenna... I, I'm sorry.

You don't get to just show

up in my life when you want.

I'm, I'm so sorry.

I didn't know you grew

up in foster care. I...

Please.

I'm here now, if you...

Stop.

Okay, um, why don't we

just grab a seat, um...

Did you know about this too?

I mean, I spoke to Angie about

how upset you were, but...

I don't believe this.

Jenna... Just wait.

- Don't follow me.

- Jenna, please.

I want to be alone.

She'll be okay.

She just needs time.

I shouldn't have come.

Theo... I'm so sorry.

Has anybody seen Kiki?

Did she leave?

Oh, there you are.

Are you leaving?

Yes. Big day tomorrow.

Oh, I was going to help you.

I know. I thought we

were real friends.

We are...

It feels like you didn't

have my back in there.

When Crystal was putting

my food truck down,

you didn't say anything.

I, I, I'm sorry.

I must have missed it

with everyone going on.

No, of course I have your back.

Always.

Then let me go.

See you tomorrow.

Okay, that's the last of them.

Where's Kiki?

I don't know.

I think she's still

prepping for dinner.

She still has to get ready.

I know. I'm sure

she'll be here soon.

Is my father here?

No.

Jenna, I'm so sorry I didn't

talk to you about your father.

You should have

talked to me first.

I should have.

I didn't mean to

betray your trust.

I know your heart was

in the right place.

I want to talk to him.

I need to talk to my dad.

Of course.

Like, right now.

Like, right now? Like, today?

I won't feel ready to

walk down the aisle

until I talk to him.

Okay. Let's go get your dad!

Hey! Best man here to

deliver the rings!

You take care of the bride.

We'll be back.

What's going on?

Where's Kiki?

Theo?

Theo!

Kiki, what are you doing?

What does it look like?

I'm preparing.

Where's my sous chef?

They were supposed

to be here by now.

I sent him home because

I can do this on my own.

Kiki, I thought you agreed

to bring on a sous chef

so you'd have time to enjoy

yourself at the wedding.

Why does it matter to you?

This wedding dinner is going

to be over soon enough,

and then I don't have

to bother you anymore

with my cute little food

truck and my big ideas.

Bother me?

I'm not a charity case, Clay.

Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa!

Where's this coming from?

Look, I have committed

to this now and

I have to see it through.

I can't let Jenna down.

Did you know her father

showed up last night

at the rehearsal dinner

after you snuck out?

- What?

- Yeah.

She's in there, she's refusing

to walk down the aisle.

She's hurt, she's confused

and she doesn't need dinner,

she needs her sister.

She needs you.

This is the most important

day of her life,

and I'm out here doing...

This!

I want to be with Jenna.

So go. I'll cover for you

until my sous chef gets back.

Thank you.

Thank me later. Go!

Have we been standing

here for two hours?

Close.

Eight-and-a-half minutes.

Something's wrong.

Something's definitely wrong.

Jenna doesn't want

to marry me any more.

What? What? No.

Not possible.

Maybe she fell down a

well and can't get out.

Look, Jenna is a woman

who knows what she wants

and that's obviously been

you since high school.

She'll be here.

What's taking so long?

Hey.

What are you doing

in here all alone?

My dad's on his way.

Okay. Is that what you wanted?

Something in me wants him here.

He's basically a stranger.

But he also feels

familiar too, you know?

Of course. He's, he's your dad.

He's part of you.

I don't even know what

I want him to say.

I don't know if there's

anything he can say.

Maybe not.

But he's putting in the effort

to show up for you today.

I mean, that's a

good start, right?

But how do we move forward?

Angie told me that he didn't

know I was in foster care

or that my mom died.

Oh, wow.

Yeah.

He clearly doesn't care to be

involved in my life at all.

Jenna, look...

Maybe everything

happens for a reason.

Huh?

I mean, just think about

how different your life

would have been

had he been there.

You wouldn't know Angie.

Or me!

Shari or Josh.

Not even Andrew.

My life would be

totally different.

Oh yeah.

I love my life.

I wouldn't want it

to be any other way.

What happened with your mom and

your dad all those years ago,

it's hard.

But it also brought you here.

And now you have a

life that you love.

And if you want,

a chance to get

to know your dad.

It's probably not going

to get fixed today.

Thank you Kiki.

You always know how to

make me feel better.

How do you do that?

Pshhh. I don't know.

I didn't even have to

use food this time!

I love you.

I love you.

Now, let's get you excited

for what we what we

came here for today!

We've all known since you guys

were sweethearts in high school.

And that is, that you two...

Are meant to be!

Mrs. Jenna Clarington.

How do you even have this?

I got all your hand-me-down

text books from school.

This was scribbled inside.

This is so embarrassing.

Nooooo...

That's love baby!

Now, you're not going to get

married in this robe, are you?

- No!

- No?

Uh huh.

So let's go and get you dressed!

- Okay.

- Okay.

Any minute now.

For sure.

Hey!

You guys okay up here?

Uh huh. Uh hm.

Could be better.

Anything I can do to help?

No. You just being here and

supporting my family is amazing.

And we can still dance

the night away later?

Oh you know it.

Is your tie bothering you?

Too tight?

Yeah, just a bit.

- Better?

- Perfect.

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Pssst! Josh! Josh!

Go ahead.

Yeah, so, a little update here.

What's going on?

Yeah, so Shari texted me.

What did she say?

No worries, it's okay.

Everything's okay.

Um, but it does turn out

that Jenna actually does

want her father here.

So, Shari's on her way

to pick him up now.

Okay. Okay, good.

- Yeah, that's good.

- I think that's good.

No, it's just a little

delay, that's all.

Sorry the party thing

didn't work out.

Ah, it's okay, man.

I'm just sorry we had to

cancel the go karting.

We're going go karting?

Happy to be here.

I'm happy you could

be here too, Evan.

Um, did you hear from Jenna?

Is she okay?

Yes, she's fine.

She'll be here soon.

She just wanted to make

sure today is a day

where family is first.

You look incredible.

Thank you.

I need you to know,

it wasn't my decision.

I adored you!

My job, it kept me away

for months at a time.

And your mother and I,

we tried to make it work,

but we just grew apart.

It broke my heart.

Dad...

The idea of you

being in foster care...

I never would have

let that happen

if I had known your

mother was gone.

I'm sorry things happened

to you the way they did.

But...

Please don't blame yourself.

Everything turned out okay.

Better than okay.

I got really lucky.

And I really love my life.

And I want the same

thing for you too.

Thank you.

I know we have a

long way to go...

And there's lots to get to

know about each other, but

I'm glad we have the chance

to do that going forward.

And I'd really love it if

you stayed for the wedding.

And, um...

If you're feeling up for it,

I would love it if you walked

me down the aisle with Angie.

It would be the

honor of my life.

So...

Are we ready?

Yes!

All good?

Seems to be. How Kiki?

How do you know I know that?

Oh, Clay. We all know.

We all know, bro.

The flowers look amazing, Angie.

Thank you for everything.

You deserve the world.

Come on, Dad!

Am I on the correct side?

Feels right to me.

Hi.

Hi. Sorry about the wait.

You're worth it.

- You look beautiful.

- Thank you.

- You're very handsome.

- I know.

Jenna, the food was incredible.

It was perfect.

All thanks to my sis.

Thank you for coming back and

for all of your work today.

You helped make it

a very special day.

Your menu did all the hard work.

Servers said all the

plates came back empty.

That's a good sign.

Thank you.

Have a good night.

Got any lattes in that truck?

Oh, I wish!

All weddings should serve them.

Rain check.

Absolutely.

Everybody is asking

for you inside.

They want to pay their

compliments to the chef.

You did it, Kiki.

We did it.

I think I still owe

you a thank you.

Oh yeah.

Well, let's hear it.

I couldn't have done this alone.

And if you hadn't shaken

some sense into me

I would have missed out on a

beautiful day with my family.

Was there a thank you

in there, or something?

So thank you...

For all of your help,

in and out of the kitchen.

Well, thank you

for dreaming big and

staying true to yourself.

And for inspiring

me to do the same.

Sounds like Jenna's about

to toss the bouquet.

Do you want to go inside,

catch some flowers?

See what happens?

No.

I think I have everything

I want right here.

Me too.

You know, Andrew really

made me realize that a

work life balance is

something worth fighting for.

I think we can

both agree on that.

Do you want to work

on that with me?

Are you asking me

to work with you?

No no... Um...

I've never met someone

that I could see

spending my whole life with.

And I, I see you, Kiki.

And I see what we can be.

And...

I love you.

I see it too.

I love you.

Should we join the party?

Why not!

Is that a...

That's a dance off

challenge, right there.

It's a little

demonstration then?