Yes, I Do Page #2

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and you deserve to be mad,

but listen,

in 30 days,

I am going to be

at that altar.

Okay, look,

Charlotte...

I love you...

but...

there's a reason

you haven't gone through

with it.

I'll be there!

You'll see.

I canceled everything,

Charlotte, okay?

Church, guests,

caterers, all of it.

There's nowhere for you

to be in 30 days.

Sorry.

Yeah.

'Kay.

I'm not going to let him

be the one who got away.

That's rich.

Look, I know

my track record, okay,

but I can see clearly now.

The rain is gone,

and you can see

all obstacles

in your way.

Gone are the dark clouds

that had me blind.

Okay, ha-ha.

You laugh,

but I'm going

to make him believe in me.

How?

It's so obvious.

The wedding.

One slight hiccup...

you said he already canceled

the wedding...

everything.

So I'm going

to uncancel it.

No, no, no, no,

I'm going to...

I'm going to do

better than that.

I'm going to give him

the wedding of his dreams.

I'm going to organize it

and design it,

and most importantly,

I'm going to be there.

Yeah.

In 30 days,

I'm going

to say "I do!"

[mother, on Skype]: I'm sorry

for not taking you seriously,

but James is right.

You won't go through with it.

Just promise you'll come.

Real estate

is booming in New York.

I hardly have

a minute to myself,

much less another trip

across the country

to watch you say you won't.

I won't.

You know,

if your father was still alive,

he would agree with me.

You're a lovely girl, Charlotte.

You're just not meant

to get married.

It's a new age, dear.

Spinster doesn't have

the same stigma it used to.

Uh...

Bad connection, Mom,

got to go.

Call me any time.

Love you.

Love you.

Spinster...

So...

Planning a wedding?

Planning a wedding.

Right, yeah.

Let's make a list.

List...

yes, good.

Wedding dress.

Wedding dress!

You already

have one...

two.

I didn't keep them.

You're only supposed

to wear them once, right?

Number three

was only a month away.

You didn't shop for a dress?

I was putting it off.

Okay, now you're going

to be putting it on.

So that's number one.

Venue... church.

What church did he want,

same one?

Yeah, yeah, James never wanted

to do it outside.

Book the church.

Flowers, new invites...

everyone's going to need

to be told it's back on.

Cake, food, music...

band or D.J.?

[thudding]

Wha...?

I'm good!

I'm good!

Ooh, pretty, pretty

Ooh, ooh

Ooh, pretty woman

Pretty, pretty

Ooh, pretty woman

Oh, my gosh.

Charlotte,

look at this one.

Oh, no...

Charlotte, look.

He'll die.

[gasping]

Oh, no, no, no.

This one.

It just... it just gushes.

So do you.

You would look dashing.

Oh, best not to use

the word "dash".

Well, there is a number

of selections upstairs.

We could run up there

and take a look.

Ix-nay on the un-ray.

I can't...

I can't do this.

Sorry.

[sneezing]

It's okay, we'll...

we'll ease into it.

Okay, all right.

Hey.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

Your delivery van

is due for maintenance.

Didn't you do that

last week?

Did I?

Allergies?

What?

The...

Oh, yes, allergies.

Uh-huh.

It's not allergy season.

It is somewhere.

So how did it go?

How did what go?

Didn't you have a meeting

with the lady from the magazine

yesterday?

Yes, but no.

I wasn't feeling well,

so it's today.

Ah...

well, good luck.

I meant

what I said.

I'm going to be

at the altar this time.

I've been planning

our whole wedding

by myself.

Is that what this is?

What,

did you break into hives

shopping for a wedding dress?

Ha-ha.

I have to get

back to work.

That's her.

Oh!

How do I look?

Presentable.

Okay.

Ms. Sweeney.

Oh, please,

it's Nicole.

Nice to meet you.

I don't know

how you do it,

surrounded by all this.

At least I spend

most of my days

in a publishing office.

Well, it's actually not

a problem these days.

I physically can't eat it

without getting

some sort of reaction.

You're allergic?

Yep, started a few years ago.

And you make chocolate?

Well, I still remember

the flavors,

so I do it

by smell.

I'm kind of

a chocolate sommelier.

It's weird.

No, it's extraordinary.

The same thing

happens to me

when I eat strawberries.

My skin gets

all prickly.

It's terrible...

but I don't make

fruit tarts for a living.

[laughing]

You know, the irony

of your situation,

that is something

I can market.

I'm already seeing

the cover.

Charlotte, confectionary genius,

can't enjoy

her own creations,

savors the world!

[Hannah

clears throat]

I think you met Hannah.

- Yes, hello.

- Nice to see you again.

Well, uh,

let me show you the factory.

Great.

Okay...

Well, we have our own farm

in South America,

and then the beans

are imported fresh,

and they are cooked, mixed,

and melted here.

How do you derive

your unique flavors?

Um, there's no exact formula.

It's more instinct.

A dabble here, a dabble there,

maybe a little cross-breed

this bean with that.

It's instinct.

It's a gift.

Picasso...

Mozart...

and Charlotte.

Nicole, this is Oscar.

It's very nice

to meet you.

This is his shop.

Was his shop.

Yes, well...

I worked for Oscar

for 10 years,

and then

I bought it from him

two years ago.

I've had a love

for all things chocolate

ever since the very first time

I went trick-or-treating.

I even went as a chocolate bar

one year.

Anyway, um,

Oscar taught me

everything I know.

She taught me

all the things I didn't.

If God allowed me

to pick a granddaughter,

it would be this young lady.

That's very sweet.

Yeah, well,

Oscar hand-makes everything,

so he really is the Picasso.

Ah, but it's the flavors

that has those people

lined up outside the door.

Me, I'm just an extension

of her brush.

Well, these look great.

Okay,

thank you.

So tell me more

about this new flavor

you're coming up with.

Oh, it's

a salty-sweet combination

with a couple

of twists.

I'm still in

the testing phase,

but it's getting

really close.

I think it's going

to be one of our most

popular flavors yet.

Well, have you thought

of expanding?

Oh, yes,

a second store to start,

and then my ultimate dream

is to have

a shop in Times Square.

Silly.

No, not at all,

and if you win this contest,

anything's possible,

and it's perfect timing.

Open up another shop,

get people in other markets

excited about your current line,

and then, when your buzz

is at an all time high,

you knock it out of the park

with your new chocolate.

Well, that's the plan.

This is something

I take very seriously.

The competition

is stiff.

I've been traveling

all over the country.

So I would like to stay here

for a few days,

get to know the

people who come here,

your employees...

Yeah, that

would be amazing.

Um, this is James, my fian...

mechanic.

He does all our mechanical...

mechanic... stuff.

James, this is...

Nicole?

Jimmy!

Wow.

It's been...

a while.

Wait, what?

You look great.

Not the same girl

you let get away, huh?

Let get away?

It's great to see you.

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