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[music starts] ♪ Hey ♪
♪ Can't help but feeling this way ♪
♪ Won't let the moment go to waste ♪
♪ I take a breath and just say ♪
♪ All right ♪
♪ We make it better every day the journey starts ♪
Hello?
Good morning! This is Evan James.
I was wondering if I could speak to Ms. Adams-Champlain?
Uh, no Champlain anymore, just Adams.
[Evan] Okay, Ms. Adams...
Actually, you know what?
Just Shari.
Okay, just Shari.
You know, I will call you whatever you like
so long as the checks clear.
[Shari] Checks?
Sorry, hold on.
Okay... Hello?
[Evan] Still there?
- Jenna! - Hello!
[Shari] Hey, Jenna, are you close?
I'm at post A in terminal 3.
On no, that was today? Are you at the airport now?
Yeah. Today. Now.
Me and all my worldly belongings I just brought back from Zurich.
Wait. I thought Josh was coming to pick you up.
That's what he said last week at Sunday Supper.
And you believed him? He just texted me.
He told me that you were coming to get me.
Unbelievable.
Okay, hold on.
Let me get rid of this person on the next line.
Hello?
Please don't hang up. I'm calling from the Artists' Co-op.
[Shari] Sorry, I just have my hands full.
I'm at the airport and every...
[Evan] The Artists' Co-op Studio.
Your application, it was approved.
What? Really?
[Evan] Really.
An artist had to leave for a last minute residency.
So, the studio is available tomorrow.
Thank you. Thank you thank you!
I will be there!
[Evan] Well then, congratulations.
Can you drop off your paperwork today?
I will text you all the details, okay?
Okay, great! Bye.
Hello? Hello?
Hey, Jenna. I am back.
I'm going to patch Josh in.
Okay, you might get cut off. I'm going in the elevator.
Go for Josh.
Why did you say that I'm picking up Shari?
Hey Shari.
Okay, what's going on?
Jenna, that's what we decided. You would pick up Shari.
- Who decided? - Me and Shari.
Look, Jenna, Josh. Don't even worry about it.
I lugged this stuff all the way from Europe.
I can manage to get it to Angie's.
Wait! Wait wait wait wait wait! You're here now?
She's at the airport now, Josh!
She just came back from bringing home all her worldly belongings.
It's fine, okay.
Trust me, this luggage is nothing compared to
the relationship baggage that I just dealt with, so.
[Josh] You should not be doing this alone.
I am so sorry, I can't come and pick you up.
Jenna, can you make it work?
I'm in Washington!
Okay. I love you guys. I'm just going to take a cab.
Okay? Well, maybe two.
Oh! Someone's on the next line.
Hey, Kiki! Josh and Jenna are on the next line.
Let me put you through, okay.
Shari, okay, so how was it packing all your stuff
from Europe and was it awful seeing David again,
or was it kind of like closure?
You know what guys?
I'm just going to call you from the cab because
I am dying to get to Angie's.
I'm so sorry.
How are you not in Jenna's car yet?
- Jenna forgot. - Josh forgot.
Well, I didn't forget.
But the food truck is still hooked up
and they won't let me park it in the park and fly.
You guys are impossible!
Well they are. I am actually possible.
- K, love ya! - See ya soon.
Byeeee!
Love you too. Bye.
Wow! What?
Guys...
How could we forget to pick you up?
You're our favorite globetrotting sister.
Especially when you're moving back from your ex's house
halfway around the world.
No one should shoulder that alone.
[Josh] You got a lot of bags there.
Did you just took the whole luggage carousel?
[Shari laughs] Believe it or not,
I actually got rid of a lot of things before I came.
At least you'll have more than four pairs of pants to wear.
I am borrowing those shoes!
Oh you guys...
[welcoming words and hugs]
How did you end up with so much stuff over there?
I thought the diplomatic corps was meant to
move everything back for you.
Yeah, it was sort of my fault.
I think I thought that by leaving all this stuff with
David it meant that we were going to reconcile one day.
You know, I really thought that when I got over there
things were going to be different with him
and we were going to patch up our marriage and...
And now?
And now it is over for sure.
Humiliating.
Well you can stay here as long as you want.
We will help you unpack and sort through all your baggage.
And luggage.
[they chuckle]
Thank you, but, um,
I actually already got approved for a new apartment.
I'm going to be staying in the Artists' Co-op building.
Fantastic!
Well, before you leave we will still have time to dig
that new garden bed.
I get my keys tomorrow.
Tomorrow?
I know.
Rory was just starting to like having you around.
What am I doing now?
Ah, nothing you.
I need one of these.
So, for sure I'm good here?
You are good here.
A little table setting would be nice.
Pizza will be here in a bit.
Pizza?
Yes!
[Shari] I gotta swing by the Artists' Co-op
but I'll be back in time for pizza.
I heard pizza!
[Josh chants] We're having pizza!
This is what I needed. This right here, right here.
This is what I missed. This is what I needed.
I needed this.
[knocking]
Hello?
I guess it's just me.
Here we go.
Home sweet home.
[sizzling and popping]
Ah!
Oh, that is not a great start.
Well, at least I have one spark in my life.
[Evan] Hello.
Hey!
Hi!
Oh, I have paperwork that I was supposed to drop off.
They told me to come by, take a look around.
I hope it's okay?
Yeah.
I'm Shari, by the way.
Evan.
Nice to meet you.
Um, welcome to the building, Ms. Adams.
Shari. Just Shari.
Sorry about the mood lighting.
It's just a reality of working
in one of these historic buildings.
They require a lot of maintenance.
It's worth it, though. Right?
It's beautiful. Who wouldn't want to live here?
[Evan] Yeah, well, you'd be surprised.
A lot of people want these old buildings torn down.
But there's so much history and life
and inspiration in these walls.
All you really need to know is your way around
one of these breaker boxes.
And a hammer and a wrench.
And I have you for that?
[breaker snaps]
[Evan] Ah, there you go.
Easy enough. Just a blown breaker.
You know, when they hire such a handsome handyman to, you know,
take care of things, it says a lot about the building
and the owners.
Thank you!
I think so too.
The paperwork.
Can I just leave this with you?
Yeah. I'll have the keys for you tomorrow.
Okay.
So, same time, same place?
Same time. Same place.
Okay.
Bye.
You have a good one.
Yup.
Nothing like great pizza!
Actually, this is from a new place.
Rory, what do you think?
I'm not sure. I think I need about seven more slices.
That's a good call.
That good, huh?
This good!
Okay, great.
Well, I have never met a pizza that I don't like, so.
How was school this week, Rory?
It was good.
Josh says if I keep growing I could do high jump next year.
Hmm. High jump? That's a thing?
Oh, it's a thing. It's a big thing.
We'll have you come to a few practices.
I think you'll pick it up pretty fast.
Yeah, he will for sure.
Kiki, want to share your news?
Yeah, um, well, I'm glad you liked the pizza guys,
because I just spent my whole savings on it.
[Jenna] Your whole savings!
What's in it?
Oh, no no no.
I bought a pizza oven for the food truck.
Wow!
Oh, that's great!
Congratulations.
So, this is your pizza?
Yeah.
- It was amazing. - It's so good!
Please tell me you banned any pizza with
just vegetables on it.
Okay. Despite what you may think,
human beings need some form of vegetable in their diet.
This is true. We do.
They do go nicely with meat though.
Exactly my point.
Boom!
Shari, do you want to share your news next?
Yes.
Um, actually, I just got approved for my own apartment.
So I'm going to be moving into the Artists' Co-op building.
- Wow! - That's awesome.
- That's great. - Thank you.
And, ah, I know it's been a rough couple of months for me,
so I want you guys to know I appreciate your support so much.
Okay.
[Angie] Let's raise our glasses.
New chapter!
Cheers!
I think this calls for some ice cream!
What do you think?
You think everything calls for ice cream!
- It does. - I want strawberry!
Oh, yes! Save some for me.
I'll take Rory's too.
What?
He just told me he doesn't like ice cream anymore.
It's okay, Rory. You can have mine.
[laughter]
♪ [soft music begins] ♪ [song "I'll Take Care of You"]
♪ There were times I couldn't fall asleep ♪
♪ without you sitting near ♪
♪
♪ In those moments I thought loneliness ♪
♪ was all that I could feel ♪
♪
♪ I couldn't see it at the time ♪
♪ but you always pulled me through ♪
♪
♪ You took care of me ♪
♪ I'll take care of you ♪
♪
When you were kids, the others would busy themselves with TV,
and video games and sports,
and I'd find you here, all cozied up.
Creature comforts, I guess.
And your artwork is really cool.
You have great taste.
Well, eclectic taste, but thank you.
Each piece emotionally moves me.
Yeah, exactly.
They all speak to me.
You know, that's what good art is supposed to do.
At least that's what my college professor told me.
Wow, art college.
It feels like a lifetime ago.
I just remember feeling so free to create.
But now...
No, that's still in you.
Sometimes life gets so busy,
we don't get to put our spirits first.
Yeah, exactly.
Thank you...
For taking me in when my life fell apart.
Again.
My door is always open.
It's kind of a core commitment for a foster mom.
But you go above and beyond, all the time.
You shaped us.
My love for art, that's because of you.
Because you saw that in me.
You saw the problems coming in my marriage, didn't you?
Yes.
But I kept that to myself.
Some things have to be lived through.
Well, you were right.
And now here I am, right where I started.
You know, Eddie and I built this house together
and when he died I couldn't imagine going on.
But then my life opened up and got bigger.
And filled with more love than I ever could have dreamed.
[sobbing] See?
You're the perfect example that nobody needs a partner
to have love, right?
Ah no. No. I didn't mean that.
I believe in loving partnerships and that we need them.
And you will have them.
We're just each on our own path.
I am definitely on my own path now.
You certainly are.
But you have all of us to go along with you.
Even Josh?
Even Josh.
[laughs] Even Josh.
You called?
You have such big ears.
Ah!
My large brain pushed them out of my head.
[Shari] Oh you really do know exactly what we mean.
So, how did your track meet go?
Oh, you know.
Not much to tell but there's this one student.
His name is Kyle.
I mean, this kid could be a star sprinter,
but for weeks now he's been distracted, you know,
not living up to his potential.
Some days he's focused and he runs from his heart,
and others, he barely shows up at all.
Teens can be such a mystery, even on a good day.
Yeah, but I'm the coach.
I'm supposed to have all the answers.
Through my humble experience,
I don't think teens want to be told the answers.
They just need someone to show up, consistently.
And be patient.
Be very very patient.
Ah...
Well well well.
[Kiki] Just as I thought.
You are trying to get out of doing dishes again, aren't you?
Whoa whoa whoa!
That's been his main move since high school!
- Thank you! - It's not a move.
I have more important places I need to be.
Oh yeah.
Or more, like, important sports playback to watch on TV?
Oh yeah! Exactly!
Okay, we're going to do the dishes together tonight!
[good natured complaining]
Some things never change.
Teamwork, I suppose.
[Josh] Yeah, we'll all do it together.
It'll be so fun.
Well, it's all yours.
Thanks.
My family is going to come and drop my stuff later.
But I was wondering if you have any idea
when the water in the bathroom is going to be fixed?
Oh, yeah.
Um, we have a plumber coming in very shortly.
Everything should be up and running in 10 hours.
But in the meantime,
there's a cute indie coffee shop down the road.
Ah, to use the restroom?
For the inconvenience. First few coffees are on me.
No, I can't make you do that.
Please, I insist.
It's really nice having you here.
An artists' co-op wouldn't able to survive
without artists actually living here.
And I can't survive without coffee.
So thank you.
I really think I'm going to like it here.
I hope so.
Do you have a lot of stuff to move in?
I do.
It's a little all over the place right now.
Fair enough.
So, what's your specialty?
Well, I'm still trying to figure that out.
I went to art school and
I love painting portraits in my sparetime,
but I'm trying to make a career out of it.
Well, seems pretty promising.
But I will say this.
I am no model and I do not like to sit still,
so don't get any ideas. All right?
Fair enough.
Yeah, so, if there's anything else you need help with,
just let me know.
Okay. Thank you.
Oh, uh, Evan?
I did have one question.
I need to grab some art supplies,
and I've been out of the country for so long
that I have no idea where to start.
I know it's a little out of the realm of caretaking duties,
but do you have any ideas?
You know, I actually do know a spot.
Um, I'm heading to that end of town if you want to join?
Um, yeah.
I won't say no to that.
Meet me in the parking lot in ten.
Sounds good.
All right.
Thanks again.
Well, it's a start.
Oh!
You ready?
I didn't know there was a dress code for the art store.
Well, my coveralls were dirty.
Come on. You look great!
This is your car?
Last I checked the ownership.
[they both chuckle]
Thank you.
[Shari] I have never seen so many fantastic supplies
all in one place.
I'm glad you liked it.
No, it was incredible. It was such a dream.
Thank you so much. I owe you one.
Of course.
I have a silly question for you.
How do you choose your colors?
Ah, well, I paint portraits,
so I tend to stick to the colors of humans.
Fair.
[they both laugh]
[Lindsay] This is my house blend.
My pride and joy.
Hey, I thought I was your pride and joy?
Oh Evan, you first, then my coffee.
Shari, I'd like to introduce you to my grandmother,
Miss Lindsay James.
Ms. James! Nice to meet you.
Yeah, she actually owns the cafe
and Shari is one of the new artists at the co-op.
Ohhh.
Well, please call me Lindsay.
I'm an artist too.
Let me see what you got in there.
Oh, ah, yeah.
The place was incredible.
So much to choose from I needed a second basket.
Girl it looks like you replenished your entire supply.
Did you leave anything for us starving artists?
I'm starting over so I needed to restock completely.
I have my first commission.
- That's wonderful. - Uh huh.
Starting over? What were you doing before?
Evan! Manners.
No, it's, it's okay.
Um, I don't really know what I was doing before.
My husband is a diplomat so we traveled a lot.
We stayed in some amazing houses
and they had these beautiful important portraits.
And I think they inspired me.
So I started painting portraits
of ambassadors and vendors at marketplaces.
Pretty much anybody who would sit for me.
So are you stationed back here in DC now?
Um, not stationed.
I moved back to Maryland
and my husband is stationed in Singapore.
Well, ex husband.
I haven't really said that out loud yet.
So now I'm moving into a one bedroom apartment...
By myself.
Well, the co-op is a wonderful place.
You chose a good place to grow.
That's the plan.
I'm a little bit of a work in progress.
Aren't we all?
You know, Nana is actually a pretty celebrated artist
in her own right.
- Oh, really? - Uh huh.
I wouldn't say celebrated.
She used to paint portraits and landscapes.
All sorts of things.
I went wherever inspiration led me throughout the years.
You understand.
Yeah, well, I would love to see some of your work.
Well, I would like that too.
But unfortunately I have no idea where my works are.
I had to sell a lot of my paintings
for practically pennies when I was a struggling artist.
And I don't paint anymore.
I just don't have the heart for it, I'm afraid.
I'm so sorry to hear that.
Let me tell you something.
Never sell yourself or your art short.
Remember that.
Now, would you let me see some of your work?
Oh, well, yeah, sure.
[Shari] There you go.
Oh!
She is amazing.
Thank you.
May I?
Oh yeah, of course.
Oh! Beautiful work.
All right, Kyle, let's improve on that time. Okay?
You feeling good? You ready?
All right, here we go.
Three. Two. One.
[Josh blows whistle]
Go! Go go go go!
What's going on, buddy?
You've been a beat behind for the last week.
Starts are usually your strongest point.
I don't know. [sniffs]
What? Nothing's going on?
You know, the team is counting on you for the upcoming meet.
Especially in the relay.
Yeah, I'm just tired, I guess.
What are you, staying up too late gaming?
I do that sometimes too.
[scoffs] As if.
All right, look.
State finals could put you on track for a scholarship.
You want that, right?
Hey, come on, you can't give up now.
Well it won't change anything.
If I win, it won't change anything.
Whoa, Kyle, hey!
Kyle.
[phone rings]
[Shari] Hey!
Hey Shari! So, how's the new studio?
Is it all cosmopolitan and bougie?
Well, I wouldn't use those words to describe it,
but yeah, it's pretty great.
Well, when the lights work.
Oh, well, have you met anyone else in the building?
I did meet this guy.
[Shari] He's kind of the caretaker, I think.
I mean, he was really nice at first
and then a little standoffish.
I don't know. It's all very confusing.
Hmmm. Interesting. Do tell me more.
Was he cute?
Kiki, really?
What?
Oh! Kiki. Pick a color.
Ah, yellow!
Yellow...
Yes, yes. That's it. I love it!
Well, you sound excited.
I am. It's this studio!
Okay.
All right. Enough about me. Tell me.
How's your food truck coming?
Oh, you know me.
I'm just, obsessions of a caterer.
[Kiki] I've already tried 18 different combinations
of cheese, and don't even get me started on the pepperoni.
Well, if you need anyone to test the menu...
Oh yeah.
No, but, um, Shari, the reason I called is, um,
I need some advice.
Okay.
But if you want relationship advice,
I'm just telling you right now, I am not your girl.
[chuckles] No. Um...
It's my first foster mom, Dawn.
She just passed away.
Oh, I am so sorry.
I know that she was a lot older.
That's why you came to Angie's.
Yeah, um, she and Phil retired to Florida.
He passed away when I was in college.
But now she's gone too.
It feels kind of weird.
We lost contact after I moved in with Angie.
I mean, do you think I should go to her service?
Well, do you feel like you should go or do you want to go?
Kind of both.
Well, I'll tell you that when I lost my parents, I was so young.
The funeral was awful.
[Shari] I don't remember all of the people that came
but I do remember the people that didn't.
So, I'm sure that Dawn's family would be
happy to have your support.
[Shari] But you have to do what's right for you.
Thank you.
It's just, I didn't really think I could ask Angie.
Oh, I'm sure you could have.
But you know I'm always here for you.
[Kiki] You know, you're the best!
I'm sorry, I have to run, but I'll talk to you soon?
Okay bye.
Bye.
Hi ladies. So sorry.
Jenna is right.
Pillows do help.
Okay.
[loud bangs]
I am trying to create here!
[Shari] Hello?
[loud whirring noise]
Oh, hey Shari.
Ah, sorry about the noise.
Did you not get the work notice?
What work notice?
I'm trying to start on some of my own work.
And all of this noise is not conducive to creativity.
Yeah, I'm sorry about that.
You know, I tend to keep to the daytime hours when it's comes
to the loud work.
The artists here like to work during the nighttime.
So they don't really mind the noise during the day.
[loud whirring noise]
Well, other artists.
Hey, I...
[loud whirring noise]
[noise stops]
I know that you've been really nice to me.
Okay, and the rent is really great here,
but I'm going to need to speak to the owner
or the head of the co-op or something
because this isn't going to work.
Well, you're looking at him.
Wait. What?
Why didn't you tell me you owned this place?
I don't like being misled.
Okay, well, technically, I didn't mislead you.
I mean, you don't remember my voice from the call?
Just Shari.
Um...
Okay, so...
What is all this anyway?
Some kind of project?
Yeah, it's, just working on a little display area
for the artists here so they can showcase whatever they want.
That's actually really cool.
Thanks.
Uh, do you want to give me a hand here?
Ah, yeah, okay.
Just grab this.
Right here?
Thanks.
Yeah.
So, if you really own this place,
why are you doing all the dirty work?
To cut the costs for the artists and myself.
I do most of the maintenance work
and the carpentry.
Whatever I can learn off of online videos. [chuckles]
What's the catch?
- Catch? - Yeah.
Why are you investing so much of time and money and energy
into something so generous?
I mean, I know how much the rent is here
so you are not making much of a profit.
Yeah. That's for sure.
So, why do you do it?
Satisfaction?
Hmm...
Okay, look, I'll admit I have received some pretty generous
offers to sell this place and watch them tear it down and
redevelop the land into those soulless, boxy condominiums.
Please don't tell me that you are selling
and I have to look for a new home again.
No no! I am not selling this place.
I don't want to see them tear this down.
My grandfather actually built this place.
Really.
Yeah, he left it for me in his will.
He was the architect.
Wow.
He wanted to create a place for artists to be,
you know, creative.
My grandmother, she started painting here
at the beginning of her career.
And then other artists came in and they started the co-op.
That's really lovely.
Yeah, it's nothing big,
but one day I'll do a redevelopment in a big city.
Oh, that sounds like a big plan.
I grew up with my grandparents. They're the only family I have.
So, it's only right that I honor their history.
So, what do you hope to have in here?
You know, paintings, sculptures.
Really whatever anyone wants.
I just want to create a space for amateurs and professionals.
That's really great.
[Shari] I think you can think bigger.
What if it could be like an adaptive space?
[Evan] Hmmm.
You know, I could help you with a few ideas, if you want.
Well, I'm open to any inspiration.
Well, we all need that.
Okay, I have so many ideas!
First and foremost, lighting.
We want to create a mood.
So I'm thinking spotlights on every single canvas!
Wait, is this yours?
Ah, yes, if you like it.
If you don't, we can just keep moving.
No, I love it. It's amazing.
Thank you.
Okay, come on. I have to show you something.
And it's a little personal.
But I think you're going to like it.
Okay, pick a color, any color.
Okay.
Now everything begins with a blank canvas.
Where should we go?
Anywhere.
Now, imagine if every visitor to the Share Space
got to contribute to one piece of art like this.
Yeah, I miss finger painting.
Preschool was the best.
See exactly!
Kids love it,
and adults get to fall in love with it all over again.
Yeah, I mean, there's so many ideas
that I'm coming up with right now.
There's so many things we could do in that space.
Yeah.
Well, if you like this, I got to show you one more thing.
It's a little something that I'm trying out.
Okay.
What do you think?
Um... It's interesting.
Okay...
What do you see?
Uhm...
I will go first.
I see...
Smoldering embers threatening to catch fire,
and storm clouds churning.
But will it stoke the fire, or douse it?
Ah, what do you see?
Um...
I see ketchup.
[laughs] What?
Like a sandwich that's fallen apart.
Or maybe I'm just be hungry.
No, I totally see that too.
Yeah. Like, the crust is over there.
Yeah yeah right.
[Shari] And then those are the pickles.
- Exactly. - Definitely the pickles.
Uh huh.
Okay. Come on.
I know a really great pizza spot.
[Shari] Okay, so, why don't you grab a picnic table?
Pizza's on me.
You know you don't have to do that.
No worry. I get a sweet discount here.
All right. Well, next one's on me. Okay?
Deal.
[Evan] Oh, by the way. I love pepperoni!
Pepperoni. Okay!
- Hey Kiki! - Hey!
One cheese, one pepperoni, please.
Yeah, coming right up.
Is that the caretaker slash owner guy?
Yes.
Wow! He is cute.
Stop it.
I'm going to text Jenna about this right now.
No don't! There's nothing to tell.
I was kidding.
But just for the record, I think you should go for it.
Well thank you.
But you do know the ink isn't even dry
on my divorce papers, right?
Message received and just pizza for today huh?
- Thank you. - Okay.
I know that's hard for you.
Very funny.
Look, thanks for listening to me about Dawn the other day.
Yeah, of course. That's what sisters are for.
So, how's the studio coming along?
Oh, I still have not found the right number of pillows.
But I will.
Hmm. Well, I'm sure that Jenna can help you out with that.
I'm sure she can.
Well, enjoy your pizza date with your
cute caretaker slash owner guy.
- Not a date. - Uh huh.
Oh, I owe you Kiki!
- Aw! - Thank you!
What!
I'm cooking up payback for you.
Just you wait till Sunday Supper!
Hi!
[Shari] Someone call for a pizza?
Or two? [laughs]
This is yours.
Cheese please!
Wow, this looks amazing.
I know it looks like a lot but take a bite.
Uh huh. See.
You want another box, don't you?
Uh huh.
[they both laugh]
So, an ex husband.
Uh huh.
Who lives in Singapore?
Yep.
Okay, if you haven't been able to tell,
I'm trying to get to know you here.
So if could give me like a little bit more.
Well, I think the ex part speaks for itself.
I had an old life and now I'm starting over.
I'm sure being married to a diplomat
must have had its perks.
Yeah, it did.
But it was rough too.
You know, I had to put my life on hold.
And I missed my foster family so much.
You were in foster care?
Yeah.
My parents died in a car crash.
Oh.
Yeah.
I was a regular kid in a regular suburban neighborhood,
living my high school freshman life when boom,
it was all over.
Wow. I'm sorry to hear that.
Yeah, no, it's okay.
My parents just didn't have any siblings
so there was no one to take care of me.
But, Angie took me in.
And Jenna was already living there.
But Josh and Kiki, they came later.
Well, thank you for sharing that with me.
Yeah. Thanks for listening.
Of course.
Now, I have a question for you.
Oh oh. Another one.
Yes, another one.
It's not that bad, okay?
Okay.
Um, on Saturday, do you want to, would you care to,
join me for a little rummaging at some antique shops.
You could find some new things for your studio.
Um...
That kind of sounds like a couples thing
and I just got out of a really messy...
Oh, no no no no.
No. I promise you this is anything but that.
Now, if I'm being quite honest with you
my version of foraging is a single person activity, so.
[Shari chuckles] Okay.
This is more of a friendship type of activity.
You can do your own rummaging.
[laughs]
Okay.
- I'm in. - All right.
Saturday it is.
[they both laugh]
[Shari] It's not a date.
[Evan] It's not a date.
[they both laugh]
So, what brings you back to our little nook tonight?
The owner of the co-op building
asked me to go antique shopping with him.
I see.
And you said?
Yes. Because he's a nice guy and I need furniture.
But now I'm rethinking it.
Is this a date or am I just overcomplicating it?
Because I can't even consider dating right now.
My marriage just ended and
how can I be sure that I won't get hurt again?
You can't.
But I'm not really sure going to an antique store
constitutes as a date so,
I think you should just go and not think too much about it.
Okay.
What if I'm supposed to be alone?
When I married David
I was so sure that I was doing the right thing.
But then I realized all I was doing was following his dreams,
and he wasn't very interested in mine.
So how, how can I trust myself?
I have no idea what I'm doing.
A little secret.
No one does.
[Shari] Okay, this box is donate.
And over there on the couch, we can do keep.
Keep, yeah.
So, how about this one?
Ah, keep.
Keep. All right.
Oh!
Oh, I love this one!
Oh, now I can totally see you at all those fancy events.
Yeah.
I don't know where I'll ever wear that again.
I get it.
Starting all over is hard.
And I'm sorry, sorry that you'll never go anywhere fancy
with anyone nice, ever again, even if you live to 110.
I'm kidding!
[laughing and squealing]
You can keep all the ugly ones. That one right there.
[Shari] Just for you.
For me...
Thank you. Thank you.
Of course.
You'll be okay.
[laughing and squealing]
[bell rings]
[Shari] This place is adorable.
It's pretty cool, right?
Yeah. Are you like some antique picking pro?
I mean, you really do this every weekend?
Almost. You know,
I figure my grandmother's paintings are somewhere, right?
So I just keep my eyes open and look when I can.
I know the odds are slim, but
it's kind of like playing the lottery.
My version.
Well, people win the lottery.
[laughs] I mean, I don't know anyone personally,
but I hear it happens.
Yeah, well, fingers crossed.
I think it's really beautiful that
you do this for your grandmother.
Yeah, if I could find one of her paintings,
it'd be like giving her back a younger version of herself.
I got to find one.
It's one of those things that's just so simple
but would make her so happy.
Ah ha! [laughs]
What? You found one?
No, but check this out!
[laughter]
You can find the craziest things at these antique shops.
Like to think, this was actually hung in someone's house!
I would like to know the reasons how and why
that ended up in someone's place.
I couldn't tell you,
but I'm sure it will be in someone else's very soon.
Well, I hope it makes them laugh every time they see it.
[they both laugh]
You know, there's so much I'd love to do with the Share Space.
When I first started making it,
it was for artists and their families.
But the more I work on it,
I think I'm making it for my grandmother.
Aw, that's really sweet.
Yeah, she loves the building.
I just hope it will inspire her to paint again.
Yeah, I'm sure it will. That building is so special.
There's just so much good energy there.
It's so inspiring, you know.
I know my family would love it.
Remind me, it was two sisters and one brother, right?
Ah! A little bit more than that.
Sometimes I lose count.
Angie's place was kind of a safe haven
for a lot of kids growing up.
You know, we're all so different,
but we're family, you know.
I always wanted a big family when I was growing up.
You're lucky you have that kind of support.
Yeah, I guess I am lucky.
We have this huge group chat.
[chuckles] You have to see how it goes sometime.
Oh boy. I can't imagine what kind of conversations
go on in there.
[Shari] Exactly what the Share Space needs.
A good bench!
What do you think?
[knocks on bench]
I think we're on to something.
Yeah?
I think we might have found our bench.
I think so too.
Hey. Kiki's almost ready!
Okay.
You know what, I actually need some advice.
On your love life?
[scoffs] No! No.
Uhm, no, no, no not that.
It's um, it's my star sprinter.
I don't know how to reach him.
What grade is he in?
He's a sophomore.
I tried to talk to him the other day, but honestly,
I think I approached it the wrong way.
And now he's missed the last two practices.
Well, is he happy with track and field?
Yeah, I think so.
I mean, Angie,
you got to see this kid.
When he puts his heart into it, he practically flies.
How are his grades? What's going on at home?
I mean, he worked hard in my math class last year,
but I don't really know much of Kyle's life outside of school.
He does seem more tired than last year, though.
You know, when you came to stay with me all those years ago,
you worked very hard to hide the pain you were feeling at home.
You weren't very good at it.
I wasn't?
If you want to find out what's happening on the track,
you might need to look into what's happening off the track.
Makes sense.
You're pretty smart, you know that?
Yes, I do.
Okay.
You know, I don't think Kyle needs an athletic coach.
I think he needs someone to listen.
Yeah, but how am I supposed to get him talking?
What would my 15 year old Josh need?
[Kiki] Salad is coming up!
[Shari] Yumm!
Never mind the salad.
Who's this guy you've been spending so much time with?
Me? What?
What are you talking about?
Kiki said you had lunch with a boy the other day.
A cute boy.
[Kiki] It's called payback.
And I do believe I mentioned that the other day
when you made off with my pizza.
Uhm, okay, fair enough.
[Shari] This, ah, man...
Cute man.
[Shari] You guys are impossible.
This very good looking man is the owner of the studio building
that I just moved into.
He also runs the Artists' Co-op and I am just helping him set up
a small space in the lobby of the building.
That's it.
Tell us more.
There's nothing more to tell. We're friends.
They went antiquing the other day.
Wow!
Oh! Domestic already.
See, domestic. That's exactly what I told him.
I knew that that was too much of a couple's thing.
Okay, I needed furniture for my new apartment, okay, and he goes
to this antique store all the time, so I went with him.
It was not a date.
Although we did buy a bench.
Hmm. That sounds like a date to me!
Nooo.
I bet he bought you coffee.
A muffin.
[Jenna and Kiki together] Date!
Guys, seriously, I'm not in any mood
to start any kind of relationship right now.
You should just go for it. You deserve to be happy.
I am happy. I have you guys.
We know you're happy but she's ended a long relationship
and you need to go through that process of letting go.
Finding Shari again.
Yeah. Exactly! Thank you.
So, can we change the subject now?
Actually, I was just going to ask if you and...
[Kiki whispers] Evan. His name is Evan.
Evan, want to go on a double date with me and Andrew?
Wow! There's that word again!
- [they all laugh] - [Shari's phone pings]
Oh! Saved by the bell!
Oh wow!
What? What is it?
Evan just found one of his grandmother's paintings.
Okay and ...
Um... It's up for bid at an auction tonight.
And we have to get that painting.
I have to change.
But we're just setting up for Sunday Supper!
No, you guys, you guys don't understand.
Evan's grandmother gave those paintings up for like nothing
when she was young, and Evan has been looking for them
his entire life!
Hence the antiquing.
So, ah, can you, can you just tell Angie that I am so sorry.
I will catch up with you guys later.
Mwah, mwah, mwah. Love you. Bye.
You're very excited about someone
you're not excited about.
Yeah, it is just about the painting, right?
Not the boy!
[Shari yells] Exactly!
Don't forget about our double date!
[they laugh]
You know, I've never actually been
to one of these high end auction houses.
Have you?
No, not like this.
You know, I keep having this reoccurring nightmare
that I am going to accidentally raise my paddle
and bid a thousand dollars on some ugly candlestick.
Okay, that's a very specific fear.
I am an artist.
I have a very vivid imagination.
Look! There it is!
Oh wow!
I found it.
The needle in the haystack.
Your grandmother is going to be so thrilled.
It's beautiful. She really is an incredible talent.
[Evan] Yeah, this is the farm she grew up on.
[Auctioneer] Ladies and Gentleman,
the auction will begin in five minutes.
Please take your seats and have your paddles ready.
Okay, take the paddle.
I don't want to be responsible for it.
[laughs]
All right. Ready.
Up next we have item 39.
A landscape oil on canvas by one Lindsay James.
[Auctioneer] Bidding will start at one thousand dollars.
[Auctioneer] I have one thousand dollars.
Do I have one thousand five hundred?
[Auctioneer] To the gentleman at the back.
You're good. You got this.
Two thousand.
[Auctioneer] Two thousand dollars.
Have I got three?
Three thousand five hundred!
[Auctioneer] Three thousand five hundred.
Have I got four?
Ten thousand dollars to the gentleman at the back,
Mr. Berardi.
What are you doing?
Maybe I can defer on the mortgage
at the co-op for next month.
You can't do that.
You can't risk your grandfather's building!
Ten thousand dollars going once.
I'll sell my car.
You need your car!
Going twice!
I can't just let this go.
Stop.
Your grandmother wouldn't want you risking any of that.
[gavel bangs] Sold! The Lindsay James is sold to
the gentleman at the back for ten thousand dollars.
Thank you, Mr. Berardi.
On to lot 40.
[Shari] Okay. Okay, you got to let this go.
Just let it go.
I was right there. I was so close.
I know, it's not fair.
But I'm sure you'll find another one. Okay?
[shouts] Will I?
Look, I'm sorry.
No, no, I am sorry.
I think this was kind of my fault.
I don't think I should have gotten involved.
Shari, it's not your fault.
I appreciate you for looking out for me.
Ah, you know there is this really amazing burger joint
right around the corner.
The least I can do is buy you dinner.
Hanson's?
Oh, you know it.
I do love their fries.
Well let me let you in on a little secret.
Those fries fix anything.
- Anything? - Anything.
[school bell rings]
Hey, have a great night.
Kyle! Hey!
We missed you at practice yesterday.
Listen, I'm sorry about last week.
It was hard to see you off your game and I screwed up.
I didn't know what to say.
It's okay, Coach.
Well, look, I was wondering if maybe you wanted to kick around
a soccer ball at the park on Saturday.
I can't.
I have to take care of my little sister.
You should bring her too!
I'm sure she'd have fun.
Maybe.
Hey, do you take care of your sister a lot?
Nights and weekends.
Dad has to work more since Mom died.
I'm sorry.
That sounds like a lot of responsibility for you.
You shouldn't have to do all that on your own.
[phone ringing]
Hi David.
What's up.
Well I guess I was just thinking I felt bad
about not helping you pack your things.
Bad timing I guess.
Yeah, I guess.
So, what time is it in Singapore?
10:15 am.
You're calling me during your work day?
Um, I guess I just, I've been thinking about you.
No David.
No what? I miss you.
You can't do this.
We tried and we tried.
And I was willing to try again but you were the one
who wouldn't even stay to have a conversation.
Yeah, you're right.
[Shari] I'm not in your life anymore.
We signed papers.
And I was the one who was holding onto
what I thought our life was.
And as soon as I figure out how to move on,
you call me with this whole I'm thinking of you.
You're right...
Yeah, I shouldn't have called.
Yeah, you're right that I'm right.
Look, I know we're not supposed to be together but,
I don't know, sometimes it's just hard not to be around you.
Yeah. I have those moments too.
We were good once, right?
A long time ago.
But David, we just didn't know how to be good
with each other anymore.
[scoffs]
Yeah.
Yeah, and I guess neither one of us
is any good at moving on, either.
I guess not.
It's going to take time,
but moving backwards isn't good for us either.
Bye David.
Kyle!
Hey!
Hey, I'm so glad you made it.
Sasha, this is Coach Josh.
Hi Sasha. It is so good to meet you.
Good to meet you too.
[Josh] Come here. I want you to meet someone.
Do like drawing?
Oh, she loves her art class.
Still got to learn how to clean up, though, right?
Hi! I'm Shari.
Now, do you know the Artists' Co-op warehouse?
Because we're looking for a few paintings to put in our
Share Space and I was hoping you could help me out.
Everyone would see my painting?
- Uh huh. - Awesome.
Yeah, come on.
Come on. Come on.
So I put you over here.
[Josh] All right. Here we go.
Now.
What do we paint?
Whatever you like!
What's your favorite color?
- Green. - Green, okay.
Then let's start with green. And that will inspire you.
Every artist needs a little inspiration.
[Josh] Here we go with the big right foot.
Yes!
Goal!
Whoa!
[Kiki] Oh, I'm sorry. We're closed up for today.
Oh well, that's okay
because Sasha and I had enough soda as it is.
Kyle took her home.
[Kiki] Okay. What is this?
[Shari] Just a little something that made me think of you.
Oh wow.
[laughs] I'm so flattered. It's perfect.
I'm going to put it right here.
It's perfect.
Purrfection. Get it?
You know what, Shari? I have to tell you...
Well I decided that I am going to go to Dawn's memorial.
And I booked a plane ticket.
Do you want me to come with you?
I'll be okay.
I know it doesn't always seem like it but
I do kind of have this whole adulting thing pretty much down.
I know you do.
But you know us Hearts. We have each other's backs.
Yes we do.
Shari, I have to be honest.
You should be taking some time for yourself...
and working on your commission.
Yeah, I know, but it's not that easy.
You know, being an artist it's not like other jobs.
You need the right time, the right inspiration.
You can't just turn it on and off.
And I get that.
But you used to love messing around with your paints.
You said it was your onramp.
I just think you're getting too wrapped up in somebody new.
[Kiki] I'm sorry.
Did I overstep?
No. I hear you.
What's the definition of insanity again?
Doing the same thing over and over
and expecting a different result.
Should we get you a coffee?
I'm going to need pizza.
- You need pizza? - Yeah.
There's a truck.
There's a truck!
And I'm a chef. And I could make you one.
[Shari] Except, I heard it was closed.
[Kiki] Ah! Don't listen to those rules.
They don't count.
What do you want?
[Shari] Ah, the thing that takes the longest to make.
[Kiki] The longest... Okay.
[phone ringing]
[phone continues to ring]
[phone stops ringing]
[text notification sound]
[Evan V.O.] Coming in today? Coffee?
Any thoughts on colors?
[hammering]
[phone notification]
[Shari V.O.] I think you can handle it from here on.
I've got some things I need to take care of.
[hammering continues]
[whistle]
[Josh] All right, my future Olympic champions.
Let's get stretching. We start with sprints in five.
Very good. Caleb you don't want to pull a hammy again.
[Josh] We talked about this.
Hey Coach.
Hey Kyle. Just in time to get stretching!
Sasha, hey, I'm so glad you came too.
Hey Sasha, you see that girl over there?
[Josh] She's going to help you with your homework.
She's really smart and she needs to get some volunteer hours.
Thanks Coach.
You got it.
All right, everyone to the starting line!
Let's go! Let's go! Let's go!
[knocking]
- Hey. - Hey.
Sorry to interrupt.
It's okay. Um, what's up?
Oh, the art's up.
It's actually starting to look like a real display.
Want to check it out?
I can't. I'm busy.
Sorry.
Is something wrong?
This place is just not giving me the right work life balance.
Look, if there's something wrong with the studio,
I can take a look around, make some changes.
No, it's not that.
Um, I need to take a step back.
From you and your work and the Share Space.
Okay.
And I have to finally start focusing on my own work.
Shari, what's going on? Is everything okay?
No. No it's not.
I am starting from scratch,
so I'm supposed to feel like I'm free.
But instead I feel like there's this weight on my shoulders.
I have this huge commission that I am supposed to finish.
And this canvas is just staring back a me
and I have no idea what to put on it.
Maybe I was a fool to think that I could do this
as more than just a hobby.
Hey, hey, it's okay. I get it
Look, you were there for me the night after the auction.
Can you please let me do something for you?
I don't think that there is anything you can do.
I think I have to figure this out on my own.
Okay. You know what?
I'm not going to do anything. I'm going to leave you alone.
This one's on you.
But, there is a place I know
that might make you feel a little bit better.
Ah, I don't know if I'm up for this...
Look. There's no pressure here, no expectation whatsoever.
Okay?
Just a fun night for us to hang out and just enjoy ourselves.
Shari, how wonderful of you to come.
Red or white?
I'm sorry?
Wine.
It's paint and sip night.
[Lindsay] Paint and sip night!
Now, go on over there and set yourself up.
Oh, I'm not an artist in any way...
No no no. What did I say? March!
[Lindsay] Tonight you're painting
something that inspires you.
[Lindsay claps]
Okay everyone, let's begin.
[chuckles]
Have you been this secret savant all along?
Look, you better watch it, Picasso.
Hmm. [laughs]
Remember, there is no right, there is no wrong.
There's just what you create.
♪ [music starts] ♪
Here's to what we create.
♪
- [glasses clink together] - [Shari] Cheers.
♪
♪ You say that you're not from the sun ♪
♪ But you shine so bright ♪
♪ You say you're not from the universe ♪
♪ But there's stars in your eyes ♪
♪ You say that you're not from the ocean ♪
♪ But you soak my heart ♪
♪ You say that you're not from the sky ♪
♪ But you're so divine ♪
[Lindsay claps]
Bravo everyone! Brushes down.
I am beyond impressed with what I saw this evening
and I think you will be too.
Evan, do you want to start?
Well, okay.
If you thought the Mona Lisa was dull,
you're going to love this.
Okay, come on.
[Shari laughs]
It's like looking in a mirror!
[Lindsay] Evan, it's very creative.
And there's a fondness there.
I love it.
Shari, would you like to share?
Sure.
Ta-da!
Wow. That's...
That's amazing.
Now you should be a painter.
[Shari laughs] Very funny.
Shari, you captured Evan quite uniquely.
[Lindsay] And I really like what you did with the background.
It's, it's very innovative.
Yeah, it just kind of came to me.
Very inspired work.
Thank you. I had a great subject.
You two make a good pair.
So, we should think about putting these
in our Share Space, huh?
Um, you know, I should probably get going.
I still have stuff to do for the Share Space.
Evan, did I say something wrong?
I really did like your painting.
No, it's okay, ah...
- Evan... - I had a great night.
Evan saw it, and in an instant, he changed, he just left.
I don't know what I did.
Maybe it wasn't anything you did.
I guess I did joke about putting it in our Share Space.
Well, you have been spending a lot of time
building it together.
Yes, but the Share Space is his idea, it's his dream.
I just jumped onboard.
And then I told him I needed to take a step back
and focus on my work.
Was it just about your work?
No. I needed to not jump into another relationship right away.
Maybe he's confused too.
I mean, you did just say you needed some space, didn't you?
I did!
But then he showed up and saw that I was struggling.
And he took me to that silly paint night,
and look what I did!
You are so into Evan.
[laughs]
Oh, I know, I know. I like him.
I really like him.
And I know he likes me.
But, I just don't know what to trust anymore.
What if he changes his mind like David?
Shari, you can't control or predict
how other people are going to feel.
No, but I can control how I react.
And I shouldn't react to my divorce
by falling for the first guy I meet.
Angie always says,
you can't live your life on shoulds and shouldn'ts.
No, maybe Kiki's right.
Maybe I'm just following old patterns.
You know, I meet the charming guy,
I chase his dream, I sell myself short.
Look what you did last night.
It's stunning.
I mean, all of your work is incredible, but this...
There's something different about this.
And that's just in you.
It felt really good.
I was just doing, not thinking. You know?
You know you don't have to wait around for a guy
to make you feel better.
You can design your life and then when you find that person
that fits into it, then you can let him in.
Not the other way around.
You need to find a way to let go of some of your old beliefs.
Let go and rebuild.
Sounds a lot easier than it is.
Just start with you, Shari.
And then decide if Evan fits in.
[they both laugh]
How did you get to be so wise?
I don't know, but when are you going to do my portrait?
You did one of Kiki.
[laughs] Okay, you're next. I promise.
♪ [music starts] ♪
♪ Lost a love and it broke me ♪
♪ Started to believe the little stories I told myself ♪
♪ About myself ♪
♪ Like how I'm not good enough ♪
♪ Why I don't deserve her love or anyone's ♪
♪ Including my own ♪
♪ So I'll go be the shattered poet ♪
♪ Few will hear but I'll know I wrote it ♪
♪ I still got some emotion left in me ♪
♪ Say I don't need anybody ♪
♪ But I'm always with somebody ♪
♪ That don't make much sense ♪
♪ Where is the disconnect? ♪
♪ Need my heart to be broken open ♪
♪ Maybe I'll love again ♪
♪ Lost myself for a moment ♪
♪ Just to find who I am ♪
♪ I just wanna be happy ♪
♪ I'm just trying to forget ♪
♪ Lost myself for a moment ♪
♪ Still haven't broken open yet ♪
♪ Lost a love and it closed me ♪
♪ Tried to carry on without exposing I'm not okay ♪
♪ Hide it away ♪
♪
I knew it.
Sorry, I didn't know you were still here.
I won't bother you.
You're never a bother to me.
Congratulations on finishing the Artists' Co-op.
It looks beautiful. Fantastic job.
Thanks.
I couldn't have done it without you.
And you're showing our paintings.
Yeah. Felt like the right thing to do.
Okay, you're doing that thing where you're studying my face.
Why did you leave so quickly the other night?
And why did does it feel like you're ignoring my texts?
I mean, you're the one who said you wanted space
from the Share Space, and me.
I know I said that but...
But then when I thought about your past and you know,
the big D word, you're right,
maybe I didn't give you enough time when you first got here.
You probably want some space to figure out your new life.
Yeah, you're kind of right about that, but...
Look Shari, I like being around you, but I don't want
to stop you from really starting your new life.
Evan, you helped me reconnect to my painting.
I mean, when you told me to just have fun with it and just throw
some paint against a canvas, I finally stopped overthinking
and I created something that I am so proud of.
You're not stopping me.
You inspire me.
Yeah, well, keep that going.
You know, inspiration is a springboard, right.
So that's all this is between us?
Just a springboard?
Shari, focus on your work.
I guess we're really cooling things down, huh?
Yeah, I got a,
I got a call from a developer out in San Francisco.
She wants to hire me to convert some warehouses out there.
In San Francisco?
Yeah, it's a great job opportunity.
It's great.
All of your big plans are coming together, huh?
Yeah, it seems that way.
Do you really want to go?
Because, I mean, this is your home, right?
And what about your grandmother?
No, she said that she'll come visit in a few months.
Who knows, maybe she'll like it, right.
Winters in San Fran aren't as bad.
Yeah, I guess not.
I'm... I'm really happy for you, Evan.
Yeah, thanks.
I'm just giving you the space you need.
That's a lot of space.
And all the way across the country.
Well, you can ask me to stay.
Honestly, I feel like you're pushing me away.
No, I'm not pushing you away. I'm not trying to do that.
It's just...
I can't ask you to stay.
That's literally the one lesson that I learned this year.
Well, sounds like you really found what you need out of work,
but not what you need in a partnership.
I get it.
I'm sorry, Evan.
I really hope you find what you need.
Yeah.
Guess I'm going to San Francisco.
Next year, you could be on the senior team with me.
That's cool.
Although I'll still be winning.
Ooh, the competition is heating up.
Ah, Kiki, what are you doing?
It's no one's birthday.
We are celebrating.
What are we celebrating?
Letting go.
A little cake, a little moving forward.
So, who wants a piece?
Let's let go!
[knocking at door]
[Kiki] Who interrupts a letting go party, huh?
The more the merrier!
[Josh] It's probably Kyle's dad here to pick him up.
- Angie. - Hi.
Thanks again for having Kyle over for dinner.
Of course. You're just in time for cake.
No no no. I don't want to be a burden.
Never!
And I heard you've been working extra hard this week.
Yeah yeah.
Not my favorite, but we gotta do what we gotta do, right.
Of course.
I've been trying to find a place where I can work during the day
and see the kids a little bit more, but, ah,
it's tough out there.
How about I connect you with my old supervisor
at the post office.
She is good people.
[Harley] I would love that.
It would be great to catch some of his track meets.
- Hey Dad. - Hey.
And great to see him out there running.
Honestly, I would really appreciate
that if you could do that.
Yeah. Perfect. I'll text you.
Thanks for dinner.
Of course. Drive safely.
[Jenna] Okay, there's two slices left and three forks.
What do you say?
Okay, I feel like the letting go party
hasn't helped you let things go.
Oh, no, it has.
I mean, I've put my failed marriage behind me.
[Shari chuckles]
And I do feel ready to start embracing my future.
Maybe give Evan a chance.
Well, that's good!
He got a job offer in San Francisco.
Hm. That's a long flight away.
Yeah. And he leaves next week.
What? That doesn't make sense.
[Jenna] You guys were hitting it off.
Yeah.
I don't like it.
Yeah, neither do I.
But there's what he wants and there's what I want.
And they're on opposite coasts.
Long distance is just so hard.
I mean, look at me and Andrew.
We were so busy in different cities, on different continents
that we didn't even realize that all we needed
was just to be in the same place, together.
Yeah, but, this is so different.
[Shari] We barely even started anything.
You know, it's nothing serious.
Look, our communication is way off, so.
I'm going to go and get some fresh air.
That is not someone who is ready to let go.
Nope.
[phone rings]
Hey babe, you missed cake!
I saved you some.
Yeah, I'll bring it with me.
I'll see you soon.
What are you doing?
It's all so clear now!
Start without me. I'll be back.
Evan?
Uh, hi.
Uh, hi. Umm...
What are you doing here?
I got this address from the
references on the rental agreement.
I need to talk to you.
Ah, no, ah, I need to talk to you!
[Josh] Let him in!
Look, I was confused when you told me that you needed space,
because I'm okay with taking things slowly.
We have all the time in the world, Shari.
Then I got that call from the developer.
And I don't think I totally said what I needed to say.
Okay.
Look Shari, this job is incredible,
and I want to take it, but I don't want to leave
without seeing where this relationship can go.
Maybe we're right for each other ultimately.
Or maybe we're not.
Maybe it's too soon for you.
And maybe it's not.
Evan, I want you to know that,
I have finally let go of my past.
So I have no hesitation about this.
I want you to stay.
I want us to have this gift of time together.
I want to know if we fit.
But I cannot ask you to give up your dream job just for me.
Shari, I like being an entrepreneur.
I get to be my own boss.
Look, this is my dream job.
All I'm missing is you.
Um, okay, well,
if you are willing to brave my crazy big family,
there might be a piece of cake in it for you.
- Cake? - Yeah.
Oh, I'm all in!
Oh, wait!
I almost forgot something.
Wait! Is this my grandmother's?
Oh my gosh! This is, this is incredible.
Where did you get this?
It's been right in front of me all along.
And I never made the connection when I met you.
Evan, this picture, we cherished it.
It was so important to this house, and to me.
Nana's not going to believe this.
I mean, I can barely believe this!
Thank you.
I guess, all signs lead to right here.
Right now.
[fun chatter]
Guys...
I want to properly introduce Evan.
This is the electrician, the entrepreneur,
my best friend, and my muse.
But most importantly, he's the man that truly sees my heart.
So, it was worth letting it all go.
To find my soulmate.
Oh, I just got the letting go cake.
[Shari and Evan laugh]
Yeah, well, I'm never letting go of you.
I love you.
Good, because I love you too.
Welcome to my Hearts, Evan!
Thank you.
I always wanted to be a part of a big family growing up.
Be careful what you wish for!
[everyone laughs]
[Evan] Okay, Grandma,
remember to keep your eyes closed until I say.
Oh!
[Lindsay] I can't believe you found one.
Thank you.
[Shari] Oh, you are so welcome.
[Evan] Of course. I love you, Grandma.