Previously on Chesapeake Shores:
- Been a pleasure working with you. - You're leaving?
- Does Mick know? - It was his idea.
If I was dating someone with that much passion and charisma,
- I'd be writing about my love life too. - Yeah.
Martin and I had passion. Simon and I have conversations.
Maybe you can talk your way into a kiss.
Perfect.
Kevin and I are still trying to figure out what we wanna do for our wedding.
It wouldn't hurt to start planning.
I am about to blow the whistle on the Porter Fund.
Abby, you're officially suspended without pay,
pending a formal investigation.
Thanks.
So is it just me, or is this weird?
That we're now engaged?
We decided we're spending our lives together,
but we haven't been able to spend just one day alone.
When you called, it was supposed to be you and me, right?
That's what I thought too.
I agree, location is important.
But you have to start with theme. Theme dictates venue.
Ooh, whimsical. Romantic. No, vintage.
Mmm. Desert island.
- Like the beach? - No, like Gilligan and the Skipper.
Is it just me, or do they maybe not want us to help?
- They definitely don't want us to help. - Fine, we'll lay off.
But Kevin's wedding signifies an important family shift.
It's a chance for all of us to look forward and begin anew.
And weddings are super fun.
Seriously, you guys are way overthinking this. It's like a year away.
Connor, weddings are about being happy
and joyful and positive and hopeful about the future.
- Do you want happy-joyful? - Mm-hm.
Well, then I'm happily doing research for my uncle. Again.
And I'm ecstatic we found the perfect inn that someone else wants to buy.
And I am overjoyed...
about everything.
Ice cream used to make everything better.
Yeah, it's lost its magical power.
So back to planning the wedding?
Must be nice having control of your club back.
Yeah, it is. It's one of the few things that still feels like home.
I get it.
It's definitely feeling more like a place where you'd wanna hear music.
That's why I built the Bridge.
I always dreamed of having my own venue.
A place where up-and-coming artists could develop their sound.
- Is that how you found yours? - Me? No, no.
I always loved music because of my mom.
But I didn't find my sound until I got out on the road.
And now you're back.
That was always the plan.
Give something back to the industry that's given me so much.
It's time for the next chapter in my life.
But enough about me. I don't know anything about you,
except you're always late coming back from breaks,
and I'm pretty sure you're not on the run from the law.
- Pretty sure? - I'd say fifty-fifty.
Trust me, you don't wanna hear about me. My life is pretty boring.
Is that right?
How do you know my song?
- You heard it once. - When I like something, I don't forget it.
So, what's it about?
I wrote it about my boyfriend. Well, ex-boyfriend.
He was gonna be some big rock star.
And I was supposed to follow him around the country,
be at his beck and call.
And what happened?
I decided I deserved better and ditched him in Atlanta.
He never really treated me that well. It was all about him.
- Well, at least you got a song out of it. - Half a song.
- I guess I'm still trying to figure it all out. - Well, you came to the right place.
- Casual Tuesday? - No, I'm actually not going to work today.
I'm going to take Carrie and Caitlyn to school and then I'm gonna volunteer.
You see what's happening with the Porter Fund?
Good thing your company passed on it.
Yeah, they're Hunter Drew & Associates' problem now.
When I did take the occasional day off from work,
I always treated myself to a chocolate éclair at Ross' Bakery.
- I used to love those. - You can only eat so many muffins in life.
I won't tell Gran you said that.
- Hey, where is she, by the way? - She had to leave early.
Had some errands to do. Said it was a secret.
- More like harassing Mayor Frank? - That's my guess.
Uh, hey, are you doing okay?
You've been a little bit on edge since Gran got back from Ireland.
Have I?
Well, maybe because she didn't tell me that she was sick.
I could've flown over to help.
- That's probably why she didn't tell you. - Probably.
So a simple day of volunteering without work?
Or talking about work.
I don't think either of us are equipped to do that.
This where you say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree?
No, this is where I tell you that I'm very, very proud of you.
Thanks, Dad.
Hey, you guys look excited.
Mom's gonna volunteer for the lunch duties.
- And then help out in my class. - Yes, math.
I need to brush up on my multiplication tables.
- Good morning! - Mom, didn't you get my message?
- I'm taking the girls to school today. - I came to see your father.
Uh-oh.
You know what? I think I'm going to take your suggestion
and get myself an éclair after I drop the girls off.
You see? The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
- Now you're channeling me. - Oh, Dad.
I've been happily channeling you my whole life. Bye.
- Bye, girls. Have a good day. - Bye.
So, what's your schedule look like?
Well, after this, I'm gonna meet with some attorneys,
and then lunch, and then I'll meet with some more attorneys.
And then, just to shake things up, I'm gonna meet with some attorneys.
If you can pull yourself away from all that excitement,
I'm gonna go check out venues for Kevin's wedding.
I'd love your input.
No attorneys, promise.
Darius, I'm telling you, you're gonna love it.
It's a smaller venue, but the sound is first-class.
Three weeks?
No, no, no, that'd be great.
Yeah, I'll come down and visit the family soon.
All right.
For a guy who got his dream back, you don't seem very happy.
Well, I got the dream, but no music to accompany it.
I can't find anyone good on short notice.
I'd go with Dierks or Hunter.
Right.
What about you?
- You can't be serious. - No, I'm serious.
And you'll never find a safer place to get your feet wet as a performer.
And I'm in a pinch.
I can't do it. I just can't.
Well, just take the day to think about it.
All right?
So you're assuming I'm picking you as my best man?
I'm your only man.
Connor, we just got engaged, so maybe just cool it for a bit.
I was cooling it for a bit, until I hung out with the sisters.
And then I overloaded on happy and joyful, and now I just can't shake it.
We are just starting to talk about our lives together.
- We have a lot to figure out. - Our family needs to celebrate.
Our family celebrates everything.
Chesapeake Shores celebrates everything.
I'm just not gonna allow my wedding to compensate for any of it.
Well, it already has.
I used your wedding as an excuse for Danielle and I to talk about our future.
- That's very self-serving. - Yes. Yes, it was.
But it's surprising how much you can talk about your own life
when you're pretending to talk about somebody else's.
What have you learned?
Well, I learned that Danielle has some very strong opinions
about not needing family.
- That's pretty harsh. - Yeah, I know.
Hi, Gran.
Why are you in a bakery?
- Oh, caught red-handed. - Wow, I like your kicks.
Yes, well, I'm training for a marathon.
Well, you just had pneumonia, so you be careful.
Thank you.
What is going on here? Have you been buying your muffins all these years?
Don't be silly.
I had to run business errands early this morning,
and I'm politicking over at city hall.
You mean, harassing Mayor Frank.
You must always remember, it's important to stay in touch with our elected officials.
You have a lovely day.
- Don't get too many sweets. - All right.
- Okay. - Bye, Gran.
Um, excuse me.
Excuse me, sir?
Is that the last éclair?
Mm. You can have it, if you like.
You're joking, right?
If you're hung up, I'll give you the non-bitten end.
- I think I'll pass, thank you. - Okay, well, suit yourself.
Can you get the door for me?
Are you serious?
Mm.
Thank you.
Are you gonna break up with him?
No. Why would I do that?
Because you're not happy?
So? Lots of people are unhappy in relationships.
That is not a reason that people break up.
Um, I think that's exactly why people break up.
But he's smart and handsome and, um...
sweet and funny.
- And he has an amazing accent. - All true.
And he cares for me, you know? So, like, maybe...
I mean, you don't necessarily need to be passionate
to have a passionate connection.
Even for me, that makes no sense.
But he's...
smart, and...
handsome, and sweet, and funny, and he has an amazing...
Accent?
Yeah, you said that.
So maybe the problem isn't with Simon.
If Simon is, in fact, still Simon, then maybe the problem is with me.
- What? - Yeah, maybe I'm the one who changed.
And maybe the problem, therefore, in the relationship is me.
Hold that thought.
Um, so did they accept our offer?
It turns out we never had a chance.
The other buyer is this guy Andy Medina.
- Do you know him? - No, but I did some research.
They're this D.C.-based couple that's trying to spread their holdings
across the Eastern Seaboard.
Very wealthy. The only chance that we're gonna outbid them
is if we, uh, call my mom and dad.
- I just shivered a little. - Me too.
Okay. So we just need to convince the seller to take less money.
Simple. People love less money.
- How are you gonna do that? - I don't know. But I'm excited.
- Hey, Abby. - Hey.
- Need your opinion. - What about?
Yeah. I'm wondering how soon would be too soon
to ask Uncle Thomas to go back to my normal caseload.
Connor, I would have fired you for what you did.
You should be working for Dad, he said the same thing.
- Abby O'Brien Winters? - Yes?
You've been served.
What's going on? Is it the Porter Fund?
I'm late, I gotta go.
So if Caroline is back with her ex-boyfriend in Carolina,
what's happening with Caroline and Carl?
I have no idea.
But I will keep my alliterations to myself next time around.
In my manuscript, I accidentally had Carl passionately kissing a Southern state.
- You know, Caroline, Carolina? - Mmm.
You know, passion is very important
in any relationship.
True, true.
Passion sells books, but, you know, passion does fade.
You know, I would take respect, shared values, sense of humor...
Ah.
Perhaps fresh fruit.
Oh, but one bite can get you into so much trouble, though.
Only if you're tempted.
- I'm sorry to interrupt! It's an emergency. - No, it is not an emergency.
Yes, it is.
- Tempted? - Terrified.
So we need to pick between three photographers,
two videographers and some crazy florist that Gran found.
Are you having second thoughts?
Because if you are, I have two brothers that would love nothing more
than to play you in football.
No, I prefer having my head attached to my spine.
It's just, when I thought about getting married,
I guess I never really gave too much thought to the actual wedding.
Yeah, me neither. Never been much of a lace-and-ribbon kind of girl.
Then you're gonna hate the fire-resistant pink overalls that I got you.
Never thought I'd be walking down the aisle again.
Are you having second thoughts?
I'm just saying that since we got engaged,
it's been a blur.
But a great one.
Yeah, for me too.
If you followed me to get the last éclair, it's gone.
Uh...
I'm here for my two daughters. What are you doing here?
Uh, my 30 kids.
Boys, girls, all different moms.
Jay Ross, third grade teacher slash playground monitor.
- No, you were behind the counter. - Slash Ruth Ross' nephew.
It's not exactly stealing if it's your aunt's bakery.
Just moved here from Greenville, South Carolina.
Uh... Well... Sorry.
- It's your first time volunteering? - Uh, yeah, how'd you know?
Well, they give cleanup duty to the newbies,
mostly to keep them out of the way of everyone else.
But if you do a good job, they might bump you up to classroom helper.
Well, I don't think I'm going to be here long enough to get promoted, so...
Let me guess, the high school's poaching you.
No, I'm, um, actually, uh...
I was the vice president of a consulting firm in Baltimore,
- so, uh, I'm just taking a leave. - Mm.
Well, for a high-powered executive, you are doing remarkably well.
It's just that the plastic goes in the yellow and the composting goes in the green.
There we go.
Hey, look, I can help you if you need a hand...
No, I got it, I got it, I got it. I'm good.
You know, if you make a mistake, I'm not gonna turn you in.
No, it's not that. I just am dealing with a lot right now.
- Juice box? - It's berry blast.
Usually keep an extra one on me for just this sort of thing.
Oh, sorry, I...
Abby.
I'm, uh...
Carrie and Caitlyn's mom.
Oh, the Winters girls. Well, you have great kids.
You know, that almost makes me sorry for taking the last éclair.
- Almost? - Yeah.
It was really, really good.
I thought there was supposed to be live music today.
I'm working on it. You guys good?
Mm-hm.
Okay, so it looks like Hal Keown likes to take his family
for Friday night dinner at Chez Maison.
It looks like he loves his children.
Yeah, every picture is with him and his kids.
Okay, so my plan is, we grab him,
hold him down and force him to sell us the property.
Yeah, that sounds an awful lot like kidnapping.
Not to mention extortion.
- That's one way to look at it. - It's the only way to look at it.
Okay, so then we just force him to sell us the property.
Or we show up to the restaurant and just ask.
Better. I like your thinking.
- Whenever you're ready. - Thank you.
- You don't know them like I do. - They can't be that bad.
- Let me know if you need anything else. - Yes, thank you.
You just gotta think of it this way:
The glass is half full.
Sorry, but with my family, the glass is more half empty.
Danielle.
- At some point, you gotta forgive. - Or not.
We're going on a secret mission. Are you in?
It's not secret. It's just dinner.
- If you're making dinner, then we're in. - Even better, I'm paying.
- We're in. - Yeah, we're in.
Okay.
- We'll catch up with you, okay? - Okay.
- So, what's the plan again? - We agreed on kidnapping...
Hey. Stage is all yours if you want it.
- I can't. I'm not ready. - You're never gonna feel ready.
You just gotta dive in.
- And drown? - Come on. I'm not gonna let you drown.
What are you doing?
Rule number one, never go on stage unannounced.
Hey, I got a treat for y'all today.
A new emerging country artist.
This is her first gig, so she's a little nervous,
but I think she's got talent, and I know you're gonna think so too.
So give it up for Emma Rogers!
So this is called "Sometime."
Take it from the intro?
All right, I'll see you back at the office.
And let Dilpher know I'm not making deals, all right?
Okay, thanks.
So much for closing your eyes
and pretending everything's gonna be okay.
Well, it's hard to close your eyes when people are taking swings at you.
They're shutting down my biggest development project in Chicago.
Oh, no, Mick.
I'm sorry, it's probably not the best time to be looking at wedding sites.
No, it's fine. It's keeping my mind off the bad stuff.
Yeah, me too.
I am still trying to figure out what I wanna do next.
- Any ideas? - Not really.
But I miss curating.
Especially helping young artists get their start.
- What? You think that's funny? - No, no, it's just you.
You're always so busy helping everybody else,
you have no time for yourself.
It's a good thing. It's admirable.
Oh, look. They must've just had a wedding here.
Hasn't changed, has it, since we got married here?
It's a little drier.
I remember trying to walk down the aisle
with my heels digging into the ground, just praying.
"Don't fall, please don't fall."
Thomas kept whispering, "She's gonna fall, she's gonna fall."
But I didn't, did I?
No, you didn't.
- Kevin? What are you still doing here? - Don't even ask.
Mom wants us to get married on the Bluff,
but Sarah and I still haven't even picked a date yet.
Oh, the Bluff.
Trace and I talked about getting married here when we were kids.
I actually still go here sometimes when I'm trying to figure stuff out.
So how are you doing?
Well, you know, everything is a little bit crazy.
- Well, I'm impressed. - What, that my life is imploding?
No, that you stuck up for what you believe in. You're a hero.
- I'm definitely not a hero. - Yeah, you are.
A hero is just
someone who makes a decision that no one else has the courage to make.
So the Bluff?
Yeah, Mom says it's the "place where dreams come true."
I do remember that from the brochure.
- Now it's your turn? - To convince you to go back on the road?
Nah. You know as well as I do, no one can convince you of anything.
But you're not gonna stop trying, are you?
I wouldn't be much of a manager if I didn't try.
You always did have a good eye for talent.
You gonna introduce me?
Mark, look, she's talented, but she's not ready.
Well, don't you think you ought to leave that up to her?
Hey, Emma.
Emma Rogers, this is Mark Hall.
- He was my manager... - I know who he is.
- Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Hall. - I'm Mark to my friends.
I saw you on-stage.
Not sure about your lead guitar, but you're the real deal.
- Well, if that's it, I'm gonna get back. - Uh, not quite.
Not yet. I think I'll stick around for a drink.
Make yourself at home. First round's on me.
Just the first?
- Gotta keep the lights on. - I'll get you that drink.
Much obliged.
So I'm thinking the Bluff will work out perfectly for Kevin and Sarah.
Oh, yeah, that's great. That's a beautiful spot.
And for music, I always prefer a band over a DJ.
It's more expensive, but the music makes the night.
Then a band it is. Perfect for the first dance.
Yeah. And a harpist for the ceremony and the first kiss.
Uh...
So, Mick, back there at the gazebo, um...
I'm thinking there's a million reasons why that was a bad idea.
- And very few why it was a good one. - Yes.
We've been down that road, we know where it leads.
- Invariably will lead us there again. - Exactly, so...
- I don't think we should... Okay. - Yeah. Yeah.
There he is. Come on.
Hey. Hey, we... We can't just seat ourselves.
Peck? Party of six? Right this way.
- Do we have a plan? - Who needs plans?
Um, everybody?
- Do you wanna talk to him? Or me? - I could, I'm an attorney.
- I'm an attorney too. - True.
Um...
It's so nice to be spending
our five-year anniversary here, David Peck.
Have they been here before?
This is, after all, where we got engaged, David.
And I know how much family means to you.
- Mm-hm. - Of course.
This is also where I told you I was pregnant.
- With our twins. - Little Shannon.
Yeah, and Kayje.
Kayje?
And I cried when... His?
He hit his first home run.
And I cried at Shannon's first recital.
And when Kayje graduated high school.
That's when I'm gonna be crying so, so much.
It's just too bad that Hal Keown won't sell us the bed-and-breakfast.
Shame.
I appreciate the effort, Jess.
But Andy Medina and his wife tried to do the same thing last week.
Well, that didn't work out as planned.
So...?
Jess O'Brien, may I have this dance?
Yes, you may, David Peck.
It's okay. We're gonna be okay.
- Okay. - We're always...
- gonna be okay. - Okay.
Kayje?
That was Connor.
Okay. Well, next time, let's name them together.
Okay.
Do you wanna dance?
With no music? I don't know. It's a bit of a rom-com cliché, isn't it?
- I actually put that in Eternal Caroline. - Yeah.
Maybe I could put it in my next one, Step in Time, Caroline.
Or how about Carry On, Caroline?
- Excuse me. - Uh, Bree?
I'm sorry. Excuse me. Bree.
Bree? Bree.
You okay?
Um...
No, I'm not. I, um...
I feel like we're not connecting, and I don't know why.
Uh, yeah. Yeah, I know. I feel it too.
I think we're both trying too hard.
- We're not picking up where we left off. - Like we used to.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
Maybe we just need to get out of our heads a little bit.
Like do and not think?
Mm.
What is going on between you and Mick?
Nothing. We just decided to be friends.
Oh, come on. Nell, at this point in our life, it's better for everyone, including us.
It is smart, it is safe and it is sensible.
And maybe it's silly.
Megan, I have had a blessed life.
Oh-ho. Charmed in almost every way, for sure.
But I've gathered up my fair share of mistakes.
And I can tell you this, if I had not,
I would not be here now, with you. Oh, no.
And I would not have my wonderful sons and my beautiful grandchildren.
We hurt a lot of people, Nell.
I know we hurt each other.
- How do you know that'd happen again? - Because it could.
Ah.
And if it does, you'll heal yourself.
It's a lot easier to live with mistakes than regrets.
Well, maybe you can find another inn.
I don't know if you know how hard it is to find the perfect B and B.
Wasn't your last place perfect?
I don't know if you know how hard it is to find two perfect B and B's.
Or one perfect guy.
I think my head's done talking.
Does that mean you're ready to listen to your heart?
Simon isn't the one.
I just really, really, really wish he was.
Ahem. How are things with Danielle?
I don't know.
Sometimes it feels like we're not as compatible as we used to be.
Well, what happened?
Well, lately, it just seems like we're on different pages.
But I'm not gonna give up.
- We've been through too much. - Hm.
And I'm not gonna give up on my new inn.
Oh, here she comes.
You don't have a plan, do you?
Oh, yeah. I got a plan. A really horrible plan.
And it involves very, very high heels.
Connor, I know how to make you feel better.
We're going shopping.
Hey, how are you?
- Mick. - Hey.
- How's it feel to be home? - Like I never left.
This place has always been about the music.
But I gotta give Chris credit, the books are meticulous.
- At least he was good for something. - Yeah.
You know, I wanted to thank you for trusting in me, Mick.
- I won't let you down again. - That's good to hear.
At least I'll have one partner who's on the level.
- Yeah, I kind of heard. How you doing? - I'll get through it.
- And Abby? - She'll find her way.
Yeah. Yeah, she will.
All right. See you, Mick.
It has to be done.
Without a doubt, it will triple our money on that easily.
Good afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Medina.
- Yes? - Hi. I am Shannon Kayje.
I represent the Pecks. The Boston Pecks, from Boston.
And why would the Boston Pecks wanna talk to us?
Mr. Medina, Mr. and Mrs. Peck have noticed that you're expanding
your property portfolio up and down the coast,
and I am here as a courtesy to let you know
that they too are interested in the little inn in Chesapeake Shores.
I wasn't aware the Pecks were involved.
They are.
And I would be remiss if I didn't remind you of the ramifications
of an unsightly bidding war.
Is it true? Stockholm in '96?
I am neither at liberty to confirm or deny.
How do I know you are who you say you are?
It does seem rather convenient.
Maybe I can help clear things up. David Peck. Sorry I'm late.
- I see you've met my... - Me, Shannon Kayje, his assistant.
Ahem.
I've let them know that your parents would like to avoid a bidding war.
Ah, yes. Those are so unsightly.
The Pecks would love to be here, but they're currently unpacking
from a soiree in Gstaad.
The one with the G.
Gstaad, so...
So there's a black-and-white photographer
your mom wants us to meet in New York.
New York?
And she also thought we could set up some appointments
at some bridal shops in D.C.
I don't know if I can handle a whole year of this.
- I guess if it's what everyone wants. - Yeah. But what do you want?
I just want you.
You know, we O'Briens have a tendency of overcomplicating everything.
And my family, not so much.
Hmm.
Maybe there's a compromise.
I'm good with whatever you want.
- You mean it? - I do.
Then I do too.
Easy.
Um, hey.
You know, when we talk about the future and our families,
I'm a little concerned about what you say.
What do you mean?
Well, I know you're not close with your family,
but lately I've been getting a lot closer with mine.
And it hasn't always been great, but it's getting better.
I know. But that's your family, not mine.
I know, but even when things were really bad,
I always had hope that they would get better.
But you don't seem that bothered by your situation.
Connor, every family is different.
And mine's not like yours.
But that's what I like about you.
In fact, I, um...
I love you.
If the inn doesn't work out, we should be spies.
- I told them who I really am. - No, you were just playing the part of David Peck.
But I am David Peck.
So my mom called.
Oh.
How is Deidra?
She's good.
But she said that some weird couple, the Medinas, called,
and they started babbling about not wanting to repeat Stockholm in '96.
That was unsightly.
Yeah, and she said that the Medinas started apologizing profusely.
And they wanted to send their regards to a Shannon Kayje.
They asked me if I knew anything about it.
And what did you say?
Well, I said that Shannon Kayje
was the best thing to happen to this family in a long time.
Well, you're the best thing that happened to me in a long time.
It's perfect.
Can't find the words?
No. Not...
Not this time.
Well, I think that I might.
It's an idea that I've had for the ending of my latest Caroline novel.
Step in Time, Caroline?
Yeah.
I was hoping that I might run it by you.
Actually, Simon, um...
I need to talk to you, and it's...
"He looked out at the water's edge,
seeing her blond hair reflect the last rays of light from the setting sun."
Very pretty, but...
"But he knew that it was time to leave.
That their love was not destined to stand the tests of time."
You know me, I love clichés.
Bread and butter of all hack novelists.
"For although he loved her dearly,
their time together was but a sonnet, a minuet, a precious moment."
Simon.
Bree, I'm reading.
"So he turned away...
knowing that her love had changed him forever...
and hoping that his love had done the same for her."
Yeah.
I... I don't know where I'd be if you hadn't...
"He sees through her to the point where she is invisible."
Oh...
I knew... I knew that you were unhappy, Bree.
But it would hurt me too much to know that I'm responsible.
- I'm so sorry. - No. No.
Oh, thank you.
So I was wondering if I could make the toast.
Oh, sure. Have at it.
I have been in love only one time in my life,
and it did not turn out well.
No offense, Megan, maybe I should do the toast next time.
- I'm not finished. - Oh.
But I still care about that person.
And I don't want to walk away from what could be by fearing what was.
I've hired a local harpist for the wedding and talked to Sarah about the invitations.
Oh, the O'Briens make everything complicated.
Overly complicated.
You should know, with Mark Hall, take everything with a grain of salt.
I kind of got that vibe.
So, what'd he offer you?
What most people would sell their soul for.
Sounds about right.
And?
And I'm not ready. And I got this familiar feeling.
Same one I got before I ditched my boyfriend in Atlanta.
You sign up, you lose control.
Like switching out one bad relationship for another.
You know, I don't feel that way with you.
Next week on Chesapeake Shores:
So the answer's still no?
The answer has been no since I walked off stage in Prague.
- I was asking Emma. - I have had enough real,
between work and the ship and...
- Trace? - The sets were destroyed.
The school play is this week, and two of my students said that you...
Wait a sec. Carrie and Caitlyn Winters?
Mick and I have to say something to the kids, don't we?
You already know the answer.
We have an announcement to make.