When Calls the Heart

Previously on When Calls the Heart...

Ray Wyatt's opened a commissary.

You're losing money.

- Let me go. - Absolutely not.

: To the happy couple.

I have to go.

Wyatts don't apologize.

I thought your mother passed.

She's still alive.

: Take care of both of them.

I never should've let you

talk me into going back to Hope Valley.

What you shouldn't have done is agree to cover up a crime.

If you'd just left me alone, I'd be home, safe and sound.

But no, you had to be a hero.

And now Ray Wyatt wants me dead.

You're the only one that can put Ray Wyatt behind bars.

Did you think he was gonna forget about you?

What do we do now?

Pray for a miracle?

We don't need a miracle.

- We just need the... - The ledgers. I know.

You do remember where you buried them, don't you?

Of course I do.

I'm sorry I'm late this morning.

No problem.

Mr. Thompson's here for breakfast.

Mm. He's very particular about his eggs.

Seems like he likes them as crusty as he is.

Well, at least we have a customer, thanks to your advertising.

Yeah, business is picking up, isn't it?

You're an optimist.

We've already run out of milk for the week.

That's got to mean something.

I think all that means

is that Cody likes milk with his cookies.

I'll tell you what.

You run this plate out to Mr. Crusty,

and I'll run across to the mercantile

and get Cody some of that milk.

Deal.

Here you go, Mr. Thompson.

Enjoy.

You look like you could use some more coffee.

I'm writing Jack another letter,

but I am running out of things to say.

There's always "I love you."

I just wish he'd write back.

Oh, he will.

In the meantime,

let's start planning your wedding.

Guess it's better than worrying,

which is all I'm doing right now.

About Jack, about my students...

The Wyatt boys?

Have you heard from their father?

He's supposed to be back this morning.

He needs to talk to them about what happened with their mother.

I think Chad'll be okay,

but Earl's still hurting pretty bad.

It's really hard when someone leaves.

Spoken like someone who misses the one she loves.

Every minute of every day.

Carson.

What are you doing here?

I came to warn you. It isn't over.

The case was closed.

Marlise won't let it go.

She's hired an investigator.

Does she know where I am?

I don't know,

but if you ask me,

she won't stop until your life is ruined.

Oh, I guess I'm not surprised.

We go way back, my friend.

I thought you ought to know.

Thank you.

You should probably go, before everyone knows.

Pastor.

Mr. Shepherd.

This is my friend, Dean.

We worked on the railroad together.

Nice to meet you, Dean.

I was just riding out to Albert Falls to lay some tracks.

Didn't think the railroad went to Albert Falls.

Guess there are some things pastors don't know after all.

I'm so glad you're here, Mr. Wyatt.

I was due back today anyway,

but I have to say

your telegram took me by surprise.

I really need your help with Chad and Earl.

What seems to be the problem?

They're having trouble fitting in.

Now, I think I've starting to get through to Chad,

but to be honest, Earl's a handful.

Boys will be boys.

Mr. Wyatt, it's more than that.

He's picking fights,

he's teasing the other children,

and neither one of them will apologize.

Well, I haven't had a problem at any other school.

Maybe those teachers

were just too afraid to say anything.

Miss Thatcher.

My brother's barely in town for an hour,

and you're already complaining.

Miss Thatcher sent me a telegram.

She did?

Yeah. She said she's having trouble with my boys.

You don't have to listen to her.

Yes, he does.

But if there's a problem...

The problem is,

you're standing here talking instead of doing your work,

so get to your desk and do what I pay you to do.

Miss Thatcher...

could it be you're simply not cut out

to teach in a railroad town?

Hope Valley isn't a railroad town,

and despite what you think, you're not in charge here.

You need to be careful.

I don't give in to bullies, Mr. Wyatt.

Big or small.

Whoo!

It's a real beaut, Mr. Coulter.

Thanks, Jesse.

I've been on the road so much

with all these new contracts,

she sure is gonna come in handy.

: You know...

I'm taking Clara to the county fair next week.

Maybe I could borrow it.

Not a chance.

Lee!

You bought the car!

I'm afraid you're not the only lady

in my life anymore.

Oh, I am absolutely thrilled that you bought a car!

And the timing couldn't be more perfect!

Uh-oh.

Wait till you hear the news.

Dottie loved my last set of sketches,

so...

it's official!

What's official?

Oh, w...

She's hired me to work at the dress shop.

What does it have to do with my new car?

Dottie wants me to get started right away,

so I'm going to need you to drive me to Buxton

to pick up some fabric.

Taffeta is all the rage right now!

But doesn't Mr. Yost have any at the mercantile?

Oh, dear Mr. Yost.

I'm afraid he doesn't know taffeta from taffy.

Okay, uh, see. Th-That's the thing.

I wish I could help you,

but I'm afraid my hands are tied.

Well, my hands aren't tied.

You can teach me

to drive!

Uh, well, uh...

I already told you.

I'm busy this morning, so.

Then we'll start on your lunch break.

I can't believe I'm saying this,

but I wish there were more dishes to wash.

I passed the commissary on the way over.

Long line.

That long line is affecting my bottom line.

Well, if you want to cut costs, you can let Carson go.

I'm not going to fire someone just because I'm in a bind.

And besides, he already offered to quit,

and I wouldn't let him.

He's a very decent man.

Ah, I didn't want to say anything,

but I saw Carson

talking to a guy I've never seen before.

Said he was a friend from the railroad.

He's allowed to have a personal life.

Sounded like trouble to me.

Maybe you're overreacting.

Ah, I know guys like Carson.

I was a guy like him.

Even if Carson has a past, people change.

Not that much.

No?

Look at you.

You said you remembered where you buried the ledgers.

I do!

More or less.

All the trees look the same!

There has to be a landmark somewhere.

I remember! I remember I could see Mount Nash.

Well, there's a start!

No, no, no, no, no. Wait.

Maybe it was Mount Napier, or...

Napoli!

Napoli's in Italy.

At least it's not in Italy.