All of My Heart: Inn Love Page #4

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Hey, I've got to run.

I'm locking up this deal.

You know what, Harry?

Good timing...

'Cause I've got a goat

to deal with.

I'll call you later, buddy.

All right.

Coming, Gabby.

You know,

at this point, Tommy,

you're five shingles

to my one.

My dad was a carpenter,

and his dad was a Mason,

so home improvements

are in my genes.

Yeah, well,

my dad traded stocks.

His dad was a broker.

You can make your own destiny.

Yeah, I just don't think

it should involve roofing.

What?

Wasn't enough paper

in your dinner?

Come here, Gabby.

Hey, Gabby.

What's that?

There you go.

Yeah, that's

the last of my resumes, okay?

Eat up.

Everything I thought

I wanted to be.

Well, I appreciate

your sensitivity, yeah.

Thanks there, Gabby...

But I'll be fine.

Why don't you share it

with your babies?

Why don't you share it

with your babies?

Come here.

You know, Tommy's couch

is getting pretty old.

I'm not getting much sleep,

so I can't wait

until he comes over,

and we can fix up

this roof today.

Yeah,

we can finish those rooms,

and Emily's Country Inn

can officially open.

Can't wait.

What do you think?

What do you mean,

what do I think?

Look at this thing!

It's awesome.

It's amazing.

I'm running out

of adjectives.

It's harvest Berry waffles.

You know, I'm going to die

a very fat and happy man.

Just hopefully not a poor one.

That would be good.

I just feel like everything's

going to be great now.

Don't do that again.

You're always seeing

the silver linings.

Yeah, says

the prince of doubt.

What are you talking about?

I'm a realist.

No, you're a pessimist...

With a lot of potential.

Well, thank you.

It's a good thing

opposites attract.

Definitely.

-Hi!

-hi!

That is the last of

the fruit from my trees.

Thanks, Alice.

You can thank me with pie.

We got another reservation

for the inn.

That's great.

Yeah.

You know, I've been reading

this blog about b&bs,

and there's just so much

I want to do

when we can afford it.

There's a county fair

in Warwick.

You could sell

your baked goods there

and make some extra money.

That's a great idea.

I could make all kinds

of seasonal stuff.

I could just make

every kind of pie,

and who knows?

Maybe I could make enough

to buy a new sofa

for the sitting area.

I just want people

to feel like Emily's Country Inn

is a second home, you know?

The sofa's probably optional.

Your enthusiasm

will do the trick.

Well, hey, Alice!

How are you?

Hey, I'm going

to make some pies

and take them

to the county fair.

Sounds like a great idea.

I'm going for a run, okay?

My trail got washed out

in the storm,

so I might be

a little longer.

Have fun!

Okay.

good to see you, Alice!

Yeah.

is there coffee?

There's always coffee.

Those muffins

look so good.

Thanks! they're actually

raspberry buttermilk.

Brian howell?

Hi, Roger.

How are you?

Dolling out muffins

instead of doing mergers?

Actually, no, I...

Well...

I inherited a house,

and I moved out here

to bucks county.

This is my fiancee's booth.

I'm just helping her out.

Hi.

You know,

I heard about what happened

at your last firm, Brian.

That was unfair.

I appreciate

you taking my side, Roger.

Thanks.

Come on, daddy.

Yeah, sure.

You made me a lot of money.

The least I can do

is buy a box of those muffins.

Here, keep the change.

I owe you a lot more than that.

Great.

thanks, Roger. That's...

This is my wife, Laura.

Hello.

Hi, how are you?

This is Jenny.

Hi.

And what is your name?

Shay.

Brian and I

did a deal together

a hundred years ago.

It had been stalled.

Brian walks in,

and we closed in a week.

It's luck.

Dad, I want

to go see the ponies.

Yeah, let's go.

Nice seeing you again, Brian.

You as well, sir.

Take care.

He's a nice guy.

Yeah, he was

my very first big client.

Any regrets?

He's a very wealthy man.

My only regret

is not selling him more muffins.

Bombarded. hi!

I'm so proud of you.

Thank you.

You did all of this...

And I'm so proud of you.

Thank you for your help.

Are you kidding me?

People seemed

to really enjoy them.

If we didn't sell them,

I was going to eat them all.

Well, hello!

Hi!

Hi.

can you high-five?

No?

Yeah!

thatta girl.

What a cute baby.

You know, the goats

helped me cut the grass.

I think we'll be ready

in time for the stanleys.

Yeah.

Looks pretty good

in here, actually.

Yep, now we just have

to finish Mr. Albert's room.

All right.

I'm on it.

You know,

this innkeeping gig?

It isn't easy.

Break's over.

Step aside, little lady.

It's time I lowered this

an octave or two.

You know what?

I like it this way.

Let's just leave

well-enough alone.

Why don't you step back...

Focus on those baked goods...

Oookay.

And let your man...

Do what men do.

All right.

That didn't work.

Hey, Harry.

Kind of busy right now.

Well, not as busy

as you're going to be.

What do you mean?

You bumped into Bailey,

Roger Bailey.

You sold him a muffin

or something?

That's right.

I have been trying

to land him as a client.

He wants me to bring you onboard

as a consultant

on a merger he's doing.

Wouldn't it be sweet

to prove your old boss wrong

for having let you go?

Brian?

Yeah, I'm, I'm...

Yeah, I'm here.

I hear you, Harry.

I'm here.

Hey, between the two of us,

we could have this thing

wrapped up in a couple of days.

Truth is, I could use the money.

Do I take that as a "yes"?

Yes.

Yeah, you can... absolutely,

you can take it as "yes."

Thanks, Harry.

Appreciate the call.

Roger Bailey wants me

to help him close a deal

with Harry's firm.

That's great.

Yeah.

I mean, wall street

doesn't carry the same allure

as it once did.

I mean, I'm done

with the bulls and bears.

Prefer goats.

That's good to know.

Where was I?

You were about

to break the sink.

Right!

It's going to get

serious down here.

Hey, you guys.

Hey, Gabby. Hey,

what do I have here?

Listen, I'm going

to make sure

to bring you

some spreadsheets for dessert.

Okay?

There we go...

And you beautiful babies,

you guys behave.

Oy...

Look at me.

Look at this.

I'm going to be

the only guy on wall street

with goat hair

on his suit.

That's...

You're certainly

the most handsome.

You're too kind.

You know,

you sure you don't want me

to drive you to the station?

Well, you've got enough to do.

I'll be fine.

The stanleys called,

and they are on their way.

I'm,

I'm sorry I can't be here.

No, it's okay.

You'll see them

when you get back.

Yeah.

Okay.

Good luck.

I feel like a stock broker

going to a rodeo.

Have fun.

Hi, I'm Jenny.

Welcome

to Emily's Country Inn.

Hey, I'm Nora.

This is my husband, Wade.

Hi.

It's very nice to meet you.

Come on.

I'll show you to your rooms.

Perfect.

Come in.

So, did you have any trouble

finding the house?

My GPS got

a little confused.

I made him switch it off.

"Turn left, turn right."

She never lets up.

Yeah, sounds like

my mother-in-law.

Are you guys hungry?

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