Virgin River (2019) s05e10 Episode Script

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This is not what it looks like.
Really? 'Cause it looks like
you're selling drugs out of my trailer.
- No, no, please, let me let me explain.
- I don't wanna hear it.
- Save it for the police.
- Listen to me, Jack! Jack!
- Okay, you cannot call the cops.
- Really? Watch me.
Crap.
You have to trust me.
I am on your side.
How the hell do you expect me
to believe a single thing
I am not the bad guy here, okay?
Melissa is.
What?
Mike and I are working together
to take her down.
- What the hell are you talking about?
- Look.
I swear to God,
I will tell you everything.
But if you don't let me go outside
and talk to Melissa right now,
we are both dead.
Hey. What are you
What are you doing here? It's so late.
- I was, uh I just setting up the, uh
- Cut the crap, Brady.
No! Hey!
- Mike, they've got Brady.
- Who's got Brady?
My business partner,
Melissa Montgomery.
Brady said he's working with you.
What the hell's going on, man?
Okay, listen to me.
Melissa and her people are very dangerous.
Are you following them?
They're headed southwest
on Walker Road towards Garberville.
All right, I'm on my way.
Stay with the SUV, but do not engage.
- Do you understand me?
- Yeah, copy that.
All right.
I'm bringing the cavalry.
What the hell is going on?
Start talking, pretty boy.
Let's go.
What's the matter? Rat got your tongue?
I think you
know a lot more than you let on.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Shit.
You know, Daniel,
there's a famous quote I come back to
time and time again in this line of work.
"When someone shows you who they are,
believe them."
I'll spare you the suspense.
Your life ends tonight.
But if you tell us what your cop friends
know about our operation,
I'll make it quick.
You continue to disappoint me.
It didn't have to be like this, Daniel.
Now, tell me who you're working with.
I ain't telling you shit.
You're wasting your time.
You're right. You are wasting my time.
Make sure it hurts.
What's that?
I'll check it out.
You get out of here.
Jack!
Jack!
Hands where I can see them!
Melissa Montgomery, you're under arrest.
Step out of the vehicle.
You have
the right to remain silent. Anything
Oh, you took your time.
How are you guys? You guys okay?
Never been better.
Thanks.
What about Melissa?
We got her. It's over.
Yo, rat!
Get down!
- Mike! Hey!
- Mike!
Are you hit? Are you hit?
Officer down! Call an ambulance now!
He's okay. He's gonna be all right.
You're gonna be okay.
We're gonna get you out of here.
Call an ambulance! Officer down!
Hey.
You sneaking out on me again?
No. No. Hey, um
- I
- Uh-huh.
I hate goodbyes,
they depress the hell out of me.
It's just easier to skip that part
and end on a fun memory, you know?
Yeah. Yeah, I know what you mean.
Well, let's make a pact.
Every time I ship out,
let's not make a big deal about it.
Okay? It'll make it normal. Like I
Like you're going to work for the day
instead of a month.
- Or longer.
- Exactly.
Okay.
Okay. So, what do we say, then?
Instead of goodbye.
Um
I'll see you when I see you?
I'll see you when I see you.
Hey, Mel.
What?
- Hey.
- Hey, Jack. Oh my God.
- No, I'm okay. I'm okay. How's Mike?
- He lost a lot of blood.
The next 24 hours are gonna be critical.
- Oh God.
- Let's just hope he wakes up.
Hey, you know Mike, he's tough as nails.
He's gonna pull through.
- Where's Brady?
- He's still being questioned by the FBI.
I tried to vouch for him,
but without Mike to corroborate,
it's just our word
against a mountain of evidence.
I can't believe I let this thing happen!
She set up shop right under my nose!
Jack, you didn't let anything happen.
- Well
- Her own brother didn't even know.
What can I do?
This is my mess to clean up, but thanks.
Okay. Okay, well, I'm gonna go
set up the beer garden for the carnival.
- Oh yeah.
- Got your back if you wanna stay.
- Well, I'll get there later if I can.
- All right.
I'm gonna call Doc
and let him know that I'll start tomorrow.
No, no, no. Please don't do that.
Go to the clinic.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah. Positive.
- I'm gonna stick around too, so
- Okay.
Okay, well, if you need me, call me.
- I know. Okay.
- Okay.
Thanks.
Bye.
Lizzie! Hot dog stand's set up.
- What's next, boss?
- Can you check the mini-donut situation?
If we don't have enough,
we'll have a mutiny.
No problem.
Hey, uh, do you have a sec to talk?
Um
Are you okay?
Is this just carnival stress or
Uh, yeah, kinda.
Sorry, I just have
a million things on my mind right now.
Maybe we can find some time tonight.
Once this is all up and running.
Yeah, sure thing.
Good, 'cause there's something
I want to talk to you about.
Mel, we heard about Mike,
and everybody's pulling for him.
- Yeah.
- And how's Jack?
You know, he's he's shaken up,
but he's holding it together.
- You know how he is.
- Yeah.
He's still at the hospital with Brie.
- If you need to be with them, you can
- Well, thanks. It's okay.
He said he was gonna call me
if he needed anything.
Besides, he didn't want me
to miss our first official staff meeting.
Ah! Well, very well. Let's get to it.
Yes. Uh, question.
Why are we having a staff meeting?
Well, first of all,
it is to welcome you back.
Aw!
Yeah.
And now that we are in fact a full staff,
I thought it would be a nice way
to keep us all on the same page.
All right. First item on the agenda
is giving Muriel an official title.
I suggest office manager.
All in favor say aye.
- Aye.
- Aye.
Well, that's settled.
Fabulous. And I only have one request.
A desk.
And one that does not need to be
propped up with a legal pad.
That shouldn't be a problem.
Uh, second item.
Our patient load
is growing by the day, and, uh
As I begin to scale back some,
uh, I think we should be discussing
the best ways we can move forward
to serve our community.
Well, given that most of our patients
live in rural areas,
I think implementing
a telehealth component
would be really beneficial
to broaden their access.
Yeah. Cameron makes a good point.
We could cover more patients in a day.
Not to mention
we've seen the benefits already.
- Delivering the Nickerson baby.
- Yeah.
Also, expanding on that, you know,
most of the women in town
still have to drive an hour
to see an OB/GYN.
So I was thinking that
we could start a birthing center.
We create a, you know, home-like
environment for expectant mothers,
we'd offer preconception counseling,
lactation consulting, postpartum care.
Whatever the community needs,
we could provide it right here.
Guessing by your silence
you're not into those ideas?
No. No, no, no, far from it.
I think the future of our clinic
is looking brighter than ever.
Uh, item number three on the agenda.
Ah!
Brady.
Wait.
- Are you okay?
- It's nothing.
Dr. Allen to Cardiology.
Dr. Allen to Cardiology.
- How's he doing?
- He's fighting.
The guy saved my life
and then
- I should've
- It's okay. Come here.
I'm glad he did. And you know what?
I'm sure he's gonna wake up. Okay?
Uh
Really wish you would've told me
you were a CI.
I know. I was just trying to get you out.
Get us out.
But none of that changes the fact
that we're all here because of me.
And, uh I get it.
If you and I are too far gone.
Are we?
It's not that I don't appreciate
what you've done.
You know?
Melissa's in jail because of you.
You put yourself at risk for me.
But, yeah, because of the trial
and just all of this
Brady, I will love you forever.
But I need you to know
that things have changed for me.
Yeah.
I get it.
Yeah.
Hey.
Sorry, I was looking
for creamer and I couldn't resist.
Oh, those are my favorite.
Have as many as you want,
they're delicious.
Mmm.
- Hey, can I ask you some medical advice?
- Yeah, of course.
Perks of staying above the clinic.
I made that follow-up appointment
with Dr. Kane about the hysterectomy.
Yeah.
And I was wondering if we could make
a list of questions I should ask.
In case I, like, dissociate from my body.
Yes, absolutely. Yeah.
Uh
Okay, so, um, you're gonna want to ask him
about hormone replacement therapy
and what that entails.
Mm-hmm.
Recovery time after surgery.
His plan for pain management.
Whether I'll regret
not having children.
Yeah.
You know
I have always thought
if I didn't carry my own child,
I'd be missing out on something.
But the more Jack and I
have been talking about it,
the more I realize
being a parent is
is so much more than how you got there.
So if you decide
you want to be a mom someday,
you'll find a way.
Hey.
`Hey.
The FBI let you go.
Yeah, for now.
But I'm not off the hook yet.
Look, man, I
I'm sorry. Mike said if I told you
it would jeopardize the whole case.
No, I get it. Took a lot of courage
to do what you did, man.
Yeah, well, Mike doesn't wake up,
nothing I did even matters.
I just hope he's okay.
You on your way out?
Yeah, Brie's still here, and I just
I wanna give her some space.
So you and her?
Another casualty of this whole thing.
What is it now?
It's Lark. The FBI's at the glamping site.
Hey, so about earlier.
You know, I actually thought you were
gonna ask Doc for his permission.
What, in the staff meeting?
Can you imagine?
Yeah, but you know what? We are gonna
have to address that at some point.
You mean talk to Doc about us?
I don't see any other way around it.
So, look, I think if we just tell him
how we really feel about each other,
then he will see that this is completely
different than the whole Mel situation.
Okay. Yeah. I will speak to him today.
No. No, you need to let me do it.
We are old friends.
And as you know, I'm very hard to resist.
Yeah.
Uh, excuse me. Yeah, I'm Jack Sheridan.
This is my property.
Mr. Sheridan, this site and all assets
are now property of the FBI
in connection
to the Montgomery investigation.
Uh, well, can you tell me for how long?
A case like this could be
six months or six years.
Six years?
These tenants need to be out
by end of day.
Uh, ma'am, these these are not tenants,
these are evacuees from the fire.
- They got no place to go.
- Sorry, it's out of my hands.
Jack, I got here as quick as I could.
They had me and Jo Ellen
in for questioning for, like, hours.
How's Mike?
Well, we don't know yet.
Brie's gonna keep me posted.
I swear, Jack, I wouldn't have
let my sister anywhere near you
if I had any idea what she was up to.
I feel like such an idiot.
I just hope you can forgive me.
Look, Nick, there's nothing to forgive.
Well, if there's absolutely
anything I can do, please.
I I just gotta figure out
what I'm gonna do with all these families.
Yeah.
Are any of the rooms
at the B&B still habitable?
Well, uh, the east side of the building
ducked the worst of the fire.
Mostly smoke damage from busted windows.
All right, great. Well, Brady and I
will start packing everybody up.
Why don't you get Bert and those guys
to clean up those rooms?
- Will do.
- All right.
So, what the hell happened last night?
Well, it turns out Jack's business partner
wasn't who he thought she was.
But he had no idea
when he said you could stay here.
Did you?
Yeah, I did.
That was, uh
I was trying to do something about it.
Of course you were.
- Brady?
- Yeah?
Will you ride
the kiddie cars with me tonight?
Honey, I think Brady's
probably got other plans.
Actually, um, Brady does not.
Tell you what,
how about I ride the kiddie cars with you
if you promise to go on
the berry-go-round with me.
Pinky promise?
Pinky promise.
It's a date.
Unless it's not.
Yeah, no, it's it's, um
It's a date.
- Come on, you got more stuff in there?
- Yeah.
So are you a cotton candy fan
or are you more of a
Mmm
Hi.
Mike. Hey.
Mike.
Dr. Lee to Radiology.
Dr. Lee to Radiology.
How are you feeling?
Like I just got shot.
I'm happy to see your face.
You, uh You saved Brady's life.
Brie, I've been wanting
to tell you about all of this.
Um
Glad to see you're awake, Detective.
Once you get the all clear,
I was hoping you could
catch me up on what went down out there.
Um, yeah.
I will get out of your way, okay?
- I'll be outside.
- Sure. Here, have a seat.
Room for one more?
I came as soon as I could.
Yeah.
You know, this is where
we were gonna raise a family.
Where our kids were gonna grow up,
where we were gonna
teach them how to swim.
This is where I was gonna build us a home.
Hey, we'll get the land back eventually.
Yeah, eventually.
Babe, this thing
breaks the wrong way, we're
we're gonna lose everything.
Well, not everything.
You know, I mean,
as long as we're together, we are home.
Aw.
- It's Brie.
- Mmm.
- Mike's awake. He's gonna be okay.
- Oh, thank God.
- Silver lining.
- Yeah.
All right. You know what?
Hmm?
We are gonna go to this carnival tonight,
and we are gonna have some fun.
Oh, I don't know about fun, but a
a hot dog sounds
pretty good right about now.
That's the spirit!
- You want a hot dog?
- I do.
Working hard or hardly working?
Oh, I'm just taking a moment for myself.
- You okay?
- Yeah. Yeah, I am. Uh
I'm just wondering
where all the time went.
Took me 30 years to build this place.
Feels like they went by in an instant.
So many memories.
And many more to come.
You still have all those tele-appointments
to look forward to. Remember?
Oh, I do, indeed.
I, uh
I don't want to interrupt your
your thoughts, but I do have a request.
Oh, if you give a girl a desk
Okay, lay it on me.
Cameron and I have feelings
for each other,
but he has made it very clear
that the clinic is his top priority.
And he does not want to disappoint you.
But this is not about Cameron.
This is about me.
I haven't been as lucky in love as some
Muriel.
and I know that Cameron
is still working to earn your trust,
but you can trust me.
- This is more than just a flirtation
- Muriel.
I want to make something very clear.
I do not care what you
or Cameron do in your private lives.
But we are here for our patients only.
Do you suppose the both of you
could conduct yourselves
in a professional manner
while you're here at work?
Yes, I do.
Okay. I respect you too much
to tell you what to do in this department.
Just watch out for yourself, please.
Okay?
Uh, I've gotta take this.
Thank you, Doc.
This is Dr. Mullins.
Is this in regards to the clinical trials?
You sure you're cool
to close up solo?
Yeah. Yeah,
everyone's headed to the carnival soon.
Anyways, I just gotta
close out the register.
I will be on my way.
Listen, I don't want to dampen your style,
but listening to sad songs in an empty bar
isn't gonna bring her back any sooner.
But, really, whatever happens with Kaia,
I want you to know I'm proud of you.
Proud?
You were ready to swear off
dating altogether. Now look at you.
Oh, yeah, look at me.
She's been gone a few hours
and I am one song away
from slow dancing with a broomstick.
Well
If love was easy,
they wouldn't write songs about it.
I will see you at the carnival.
Wanna hit the lights on your way out?
Okay. Okay, I will change the song.
I kind of like it, actually.
I told you I hate goodbyes.
- You came back.
- Don't let it go to your head.
I am only here for work.
Well, I I don't understand.
What about your promotion?
I was on my way to the airport,
and I got worried about
another brigade coming in.
And I thought to myself,
why am I going all the way to Alaska?
There's plenty of stuff on fire here.
- You left your crew?
- Not exactly.
Took a few calls,
but I managed to swap with a friend
who's gonna lead up the post-fire cleanup.
I owe a really nice bottle
of Japanese whiskey, but, uh
I figured you could help me with that.
Oh, I know just the bottle.
I'll ship it out today.
So how did Jay take the news?
He went ballistic.
Turning him down
is hardly a career breaker.
And something tells me
that I made the right decision.
So
how long is this assignment?
However long it takes.
Maybe months.
Why? You gonna get sick of me?
Whoa, whoa ♪
Whoa ♪
That one. Mm-hmm.
Thank you.
I have won a lot of prizes
at the balloon pop in my day.
- Oh, you have, have you?
- Yeah.
My dad was an amazing darts player,
so we had a a board in the garage.
I did not know you played darts.
Well, you don't know
everything about me, Mr. Sheridan.
Apparently, I don't know everything
about a lot of the women in my life.
- What does that mean?
- Brie told me she's not gonna make it.
She hasn't left Mike's side
since this morning.
Oh, right.
I mean, that's cute and all,
but I didn't even know that was a thing.
Did you?
Well, you know,
I thought it might become one.
Really?
- Yeah.
- Hmm.
Well, I would love to get all the goss,
but I got my shift at the beer garden.
Okay, well, I'm gonna go meet Ava.
- All right. I'll see you in an hour?
- Yes.
- Bye.
- Bye.
Can you believe
we really pulled all this off?
You pulled it off.
You should be proud. Really.
Thanks, Hope.
I got you something.
Oh!
I wanted to get one that said
"World's Best Boss," but they were out.
It's the thought that counts.
I just wanted to thank you
for believing in me.
I never thought much about the future
or what I wanted to do with my life.
I always worried that people back home
didn't take me seriously, but
you did.
And that means the world to me.
Sweetheart, it was you who decided to step
onto the path you were meant to be on.
You took the leap of faith.
I just gave you a little push.
Now, go find your boyfriend
and have some fun,
you are officially off the clock.
Everything okay with you and Denny?
Yeah, um
Everything's fine.
Why does everything taste so much better
in the deep fryer?
- You know why, because it's bad for you.
- Yeah.
Not gonna stop me
from going for round two.
Me neither.
Hey, how was your appointment
with Dr. King?
- Well, I brought my notes.
- Yeah?
- Thank you.
- Mm-hmm.
And we talked a lot.
And I've decided
I'm gonna have the hysterectomy.
But not before I freeze some eggs.
Okay. Well, that's great.
- I want to keep my options open, you know?
- Mm-hmm.
- Just in case.
- Yeah.
I know I complain
about this place a lot, but
days like this make me realize
how special it is.
- Mm-hmm.
- I'm actually gonna miss Virgin River.
Hey, did you find someone
who wants to rebuild the farm?
No, but I found someone
who wants to turn it into a golf course.
And my sisters are ready to sell.
It's just a shame.
It was a pretty perfect place to grow up.
Yeah.
Not that you can see that now
when all that's left is an old tree swing.
Wait, the tree swing survived the fire?
Sort of.
I mean, it's burnt, but it's hanging.
- Can you believe that?
- No.
Huh.
Again?
Oh, you gotta do better than that!
Okay!
Whoo-hoo!
- Hey!
- Oh, hey! You want a go?
Oh no, follow that up? I don't think so.
- Me, me!
- I think she does, though.
There you go, kiddo. You knock 'em dead.
Need a hand there, Mom.
You think I can
steal you away from your fan club?
- Sure.
- Yeah?
Wanna hit the fun house?
Sure. After, can we go
on the Ferris wheel?
Ooh! Yeah.
So you're telling me you just
happened to be in Sacramento?
No, I hired a guy that killed someone
so that I could testify at his trial
the same day you were there.
- Mm-mmm!
- Yeah. Genius, right?
Wow, masterful.
So is this how you pictured
our first date?
Chocolate shakes at Grace Valley Hospital?
Whoa, is this our first date?
I mean
technically, if this counts, I did pay.
So that means I gotta go all out
for our second date then.
Yeah, you do.
Um
Hey, there's something
that I need you to know.
Brady's the real hero.
It was his idea to go undercover
to help take Melissa down.
He risked his life,
and he did it all for you.
So if that changes anything
It doesn't.
I wanna see where this goes.
Yeah?
Yeah.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Uh, can I get one ticket
to the Ferris wheel, please?
One?
Actually, Jo Ellen,
can we get two tickets, please,
for the Tunnel of Love?
Have either of you
been to a carnival before?
You can use your tickets
for whatever ride you want.
- Did you talk to Doc?
- Yes, and he's okay with it.
I mean, there are some rules,
but we can ride any ride we want.
Shall we?
Oh my.
Hey, Doc!
- Charmaine! Here, sit.
- Hi.
No, no, please. If I sit down, I'm never
gonna be able to get back up again.
Oh, you look great. You are glowing.
Thanks! You know, I just wanted
to tell you that you were right.
Standing on my own two feet, uh
It's not easy,
especially when they're so swollen,
but I'm doing it.
And it feels really good, so thank you.
- Well, I never doubted you for a second.
- Aw!
Well, I'm gonna go find some food.
You have a great night, okay?
Yeah. You too.
Oh no, thanks, dear.
But you love kettle corn!
Oh, I know, I'm just
I'm not hungry, I suppose.
All right, Vernon, the jig's up.
Skipping a pretzel is one thing,
but passing on kettle corn
is a serious cry for help.
Something's up, spit it out.
Okay.
So you remember that, uh, clinical trial
I was telling you about,
the one that would
help me retain my vision?
Sure.
Well, someone dropped out.
And, uh I took the spot.
Even though there's a risk?
Ah, if I don't do the trial, I'll
I'll go blind eventually anyway, so
why not give it a chance?
And I know I
- I should have talked to you first, but
- Vernon.
I know I don't say
this kind of thing often enough, but
your life is my life.
Your heart is my heart.
Your crappy old eyes
are my crappy old eyes.
For 30 years, you've stood by my side.
No matter what happens,
I will always stand by yours.
When is the trial?
Just after New Year's.
Four months.
What do you want to do
with yourself until then?
Oh, just
a whole lot of this.
Hit the target, win a prize.
They only had blue raspberry left.
Lucky for you, blue's my favorite.
You're my favorite.
So, um, we both had stuff to talk about.
Yeah, but you go first.
Okay.
Well, um
I've been thinking a lot about
something Grandma Rose said last night.
What was it?
She thinks I'm making a mistake
staying in Virgin River.
She said I should travel
and get back on track for med school.
Well, what do you think?
I don't know.
I mean, at first I thought she was wrong.
But after thinking about it,
I'm not so sure.
I didn't think I had a future, but
with you, I'm starting to see one.
And I know that you're so happy here.
But do you think
that there's a chance that you might
- might want to come with me?
- Denny, I
I think I'm pregnant.
Come on over! Come on!
You were pretty cute
with those kids back there.
- Mmm.
- Looked like they were having a blast.
Well, it was the least I could do,
given everything
they've been through lately.
You know, I was thinking about
our hike at Angel's Peak,
and how sometimes you just need
a change of perspective.
Mmm.
You just need a different point of view,
which is actually why
I brought you up here.
I wanted to show you something.
Um
But now that we're up here,
I am completely turned around,
and it's dark, and I
- You don't know where it is?
- I don't know.
Wow!
Well, at least we got
a front-row seat for this.
Hey, on the way home,
can we take a detour?
Sure. Where are we going?
You'll see.
Kaia?
Mel!
Oh my God! Hi!
Oh, wait, you two know each other?
Yeah, we we delivered a baby together.
I mean, sort of.
Well, you were amazing.
She's a total natural.
- Uh, you must be Jack.
- Ah!
- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah. Likewise.
Hey, listen, we're just about to hit
the, uh, Tunnel of Love.
- Double date?
- Fancy.
Oh, we would love to,
but we're on our way out.
Mel has a surprise for me.
Yeah, but we should
get together soon though,
and I want to know more about this.
- Have fun, you two.
- Bye.
- Good night.
- Night.
Oh, sorry, I gotta take this.
It's my new boss.
Yeah. Yeah, no worries.
This is Bryant.
Oh, uh, yeah. Sure.
I'll see you first thing. See you soon.
Everything okay?
Uh
Yeah. That's, um
That's a first. The
brigade was doing clean-up
near a service road by Aldergrove,
and they found a body.
From the fire?
I thought there were no casualties.
There weren't.
Looks like it's been up there awhile.
Like, uh, like someone buried it there.
So much for
a sleepy small town, huh?
Hello, Charmaine.
Calvin!
I thought you were dead.
Yeah, and so did the person
who tried to kill me.
I don't have to hide from her anymore.
What do you What do you want?
You know what I want.
I wanna be a father to my boys.
You gonna tell me what we're doing
at Lilly's Farm?
Well, you'll see.
- Mysterious.
- Uh-huh.
Still don't get it.
I always loved this tree swing.
Ava said it was still standing.
No way.
I mean
that's a miracle.
Yeah.
Do you remember
the first time we came here?
Yeah, of course.
You know, my sister and I used to have
one of these when we were kids.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
It was my dream
when I was younger to be a vet.
Have a big farmhouse
and fill it with kids.
Do you remember what you said?
Yeah, it was something like,
"Dreams are funny things."
"They come true when you least expect it."
Mm-hmm.
What if that time was now?
I don't understand.
If your dream is to build us a home,
I can't think of a better place
to do it than right here.
Ava's gonna sell the farm
and somebody's gonna buy it.
What if it was us?
- I mean, can we do that?
- Yeah.
Yeah, we could build our home
right here on this plot of land.
Fill it with kids, our kids.
However they come, whenever they come.
What do you think?
I'm getting tired
And I need somewhere to begin ♪
I think it's perfect.
- Yeah?
- Yeah!
Talk about it somewhere only we know? ♪
'Cause this could
Be the end of everything ♪
You know what else?
It'd be a perfect place to get married.
Hmm.
Somewhere only we know ♪
Somewhere only we know ♪
Okay, well, tell them that
Auntie Mel can't wait to see them too.
Oh, hey, Joey!
Hope you guys are looking forward
to your first Virgin River Christmas.
Okay, so, wait, I don't understand.
Could you not find our old stockings?
No, I found them.
I found them, but
Okay, don't freak out.
Joey, come on. You know when you say that
the first thing I'm gonna do is freak out.
Just listen to me, okay?
I I was digging through
the old Christmas boxes, and I
I found some other stuff
mixed in with Mom's decorations.
What kind of stuff?
You're not gonna believe this,
but I found this whole stack of letters
and and postcards addressed to Mom
from Virgin River.
What?
Wait, Mom knew someone in Virgin River?
Apparently quite well. I mean
Mel, I've been reading these all morning.
They're
They're love letters.
What?
Mom was having an affair
with someone in Virgin River.
And I think this guy might be your father.