Visions

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(MUSIC)

(TYRES SQUEALING)

EVELEIGH:
David?

David?

Oh, my God.

DAVID:
Lie still.

EVELEIGH:
David, what happened?

Don't worry, it's all right.

You were in a car accident.

EVELEIGH:
There is another car.

What happened to the other car?

Oh, David. Oh, David.

DAVID:
Eveleigh, sweet.

You're okay. I'm here.

No, David, it's not okay.

There was a baby in the other

car. What happened to it?

You need to tell me.

Something really bad happened!

DAVID:
Eveleigh, it wasn't your fault.

Try and go to sleep,

try and go to sleep.

(MUSIC)

EMILIO:
You gotta be

careful with the potassium...

DAVID:
Uh-oh, there she is.

She's even prettier than you said.

Thank you.

Like I told you, she's the reason...

...I bought that place.

This place.

DAVID:
Hi, sweetheart.

- EMILIO:
Hello. I'm Emilio.

- EVELEIGH:
Evey.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

Are you showing David the ropes?

Yes, he's a fast learner.

DAVID:
This is like getting a

master's degree in agriculture

in a one-month crash course.

Would you mind

looking over that for me?

- Sure.

- Thanks. Come here.

You're like a mountain

man, honey. (LAUGHS)

Thank you.

Eveleigh's Vineyard.

Are you really calling it that?

You don't like it?

I love it.

I love it. Thank you.

Well, I know it doesn't

look like much right now,

but in September we'll be

seeing our first harvest.

And you just walked past

an acre of Cabernet,

hillside of Pinot Gris,

and then over here...

Are we crazy for doing this

right now, David?

Come here.

I don't know about you,

but I'm definitely crazy.

Seriously, I think this's

gonna be good for you.

I need you to be happy, Evey.

Well, you're very

needy that way.

There's only one thing I want

you to be thinking about...

and that's having

us a healthy baby.

(MUSIC)

(KETTLE WHISTLES)

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

Victor. Hors d'oeuvre?

VICTOR:
Oh, no, no, no.

I'm going to make a toast first.

Here.

Thank you.

I'd like to make a toast.

When I first heard that there

was a young couple, from Los

Angeles, no less who were

thinking about reopening the

winery, I have to admit

that my first thought was,

"You have got to be kidding."

(CHUCKLES)

But now that I've met

David and his lovely wife...?

Evey.

Evey. I am struck by their

passion and their dedication.

And these are good

qualities to have because,

as we all know, this valley

has a bit of a reputation.

It's a hard place.

Crops that fail and

rains that never come.

But the vines that

do survive are stronger

because they seem to

thrive on this adversity.

It gives them character just

like those of us who live here.

Now, the wine you're drinking

is a Folgore '89 and I'm not

talking about 1989, that's 1889.

It's one of the first wines

that was made in this valley

and it was made right here.

I thought we'd have it tonight

in honor of this young couple

and to welcome them to

our very special club.

- Salud.

- ALL:
Salud!

Thank you.

Salud.

Hey! Thank you for coming. I

know it's a super long drive.

EILEEN:
Long? It was an eternity!

But look at all the

eligible bachelors you

get to meet tonight.

You know how much I

love a man in overalls.

You know, he's

actually not wearing

anything underneath those.

(LAUGHS)

Please help me suck up

to these wine people.

I feel like I'm

doing a terrible job.

You mean like that old guy

who gave us the old wine?

That is Victor Napoli.

He's kind of like Godfather

of this region, so...

Very lucky he's here.

EILEEN:
Hey, what's going on?

WOMAN:
Helena Knoll!

HELENA:
Hi.

No more wine.

Unless you're Ubering it!

Can't believe she came.

Who is it, who is it?

Helena Knoll.

Top distributor in the valley.

Basically, if we get our debut

wine on her list, we're in.

Very nice to see you.

Good night.

Good night.

Bacon date?

I beg your pardon?

They're bacon dates.

They're quite delicious.

I know they look weird.

Yeah.

You must be Eveleigh.

Yes. Hi.

Thank you for coming, Helena.

- You're welcome.

- Nice to meet you.

You know what?

Let's go sit down.

I want to get a

good look at you.

Okay.

So, did you know the Porters?

The family that

lived here before.

Oh, no. I know of them.

They left before we...

They were in

way over their heads.

Yeah, well, David's wanted

to do this his whole life,

ever since I've known him, so...

Must be a very

exciting time for you and

your husband, what

with a baby on the way.

Where are your facilities?

- Facilities?

- Yes. The restroom, darling.

Unless you want me

to go au naturel.

Just right back there.

(GLASS SHATTERS)

(HELENA MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)

Stay strong for the baby.

Helena, are you okay?

HELENA:
It's just us mommies now.

It's just us mommies now.

Aaahh!! Don't touch me!!!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Are you okay?

Of course I am.

Jesus crimey.

What was that?

Honestly, it was like

she was possessed.

I've never seen anything

like it. It was terrifying.

Chalk it up to another mystery

in the valley, I guess.

- I'm serious, honey.

- I am, too.

If there's one person I wanted

to impress tonight, it was her.

Was she drunk or something?

No, I don't think so. And

she knew I was pregnant. I mean,

How did she know that? It's not

like we're Facebook friends.

That is weird.

I didn't tell anybody.

I mean, am I showing?

You want me to take a look?

Oh, you'd love that.

What! Okay, the

claw will take the look.

I made the bacon dates tonight,

I've done my fair share.

I'll show you bacon dates.

(SCREAMS)

(METAL TWISTS)

What is it?

Oh, it's nothing.

Come here.

(MUSIC)

F***in' sh*t!

(MUSIC)

(HEART BEATING)

DR. MATHISON:
Looks like

everything in here is going fine

So exciting.

DR. MATHISON:
How are you feeling otherwise?

Have any pain

around your temples?

Oh, I'm good.

I mean, I'm still having

nightmares and I'm still

afraid to drive.

But other than that I'm fine.

That doesn't sound

"fine" to me, Evey.

Have you been in contact with

your psychiatrist since you got

off the meds? You may be still

be suffering from lingering

PTSD symptoms from the accident.

I know where this is headed and

I'm not going to take any meds.

I'm sorry but I'm not going

to do anything to hurt the baby.

I understand.

What about exercise?

There's a prenatal yoga

class here in town.

I hear great things.

INSTRUCTOR:
Before we begin

our asanas, let us welcome

Eveleigh into our

Prenatal Yoga Class.

Let us gather around and place

our hands on her manipura.

Using the Breath of Fire,

let us transfer love and

vitality into the child.

Now, close your eyes...

and breathe our life chant

into the child within.

(ALL BREATHING THROUGH THEIR NOSES)

(LAUGHS)

It's not very Zen getting

groped by strangers.

SADIE:
I burst out laughing

when they did it to me.

I'm Sadie.

Hey. I'm Evey. Hi.

How far along are you?

- Three months. You?

- Three.

So I'm craving all these salty

things, which makes me think

I'm having a little boy

but I don't know, there's a

part of me that just knows

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