Love on the Rise (Icing on the Cake)

Oh, hey, how was the delivery? Were they happy with it?

Beyond happy, like over the Moon happy.

Good, I was a little worried.

The mother of the bride was super intense.

Well, she loved it.

Another smashing success.

Yeah.

This one's coming along nicely.

You think?

I don't know, it needs something.

I think it's pretty good. The bride's gonna love it.

Good?

Good is not good enough.

You're such a perfectionist.

You know as well as I do, this is a competitive industry.

I just want enough constant work coming in

where we don't have to stress the small stuff, like rent.

Tori, you are going to be

the hottest cake decorator in town.

All the brides are gonna line up for your amazing wedding cakes.

Relax.

We have no time to relax. Look at all this work.

Although, I really love it.

Speaking of love, when are we gonna make one for you?

-Don't go there. -Oh, come on.

I'll help you set up an online dating profile.

They make it so easy these days.

Um, no, not happening.

Besides, right now, I'm focused on making Cake very successful.

Well, I'm glad you're happy, but I just wish you had someone to share it with.

I'm sharing it with you.

That's not what I meant, you know it.

We have a lot of work to do, okay?

Focus, tomorrow's wedding is a high-profile affair,

and a show-stopper could really catapult us to the next level.

Yes, all the rich and famous will be there, but no stress, right?

Right.

Did you get a deposit on this one?

Um, I mean...

You can't be a pushover about these type of things.

I know, I know.

As your business partner, we need deposits,

especially on big orders like this.

And I know you always have my back.

Tori, I just wish you'd understand your worth, you're amazing.

And one day everyone will know that, too.

Well, thank you, and I love you for saying that,

but can we get back to work now, please?

You got it, babe.

Are you sure you don't need my help?

Go home, I will get someone to help me when I get there.

Fine with me.

And can we talk about this cake? You have outdone yourself again.

Thanks, Steph.

Okay, go, enjoy your night off.

I hope you get to rest one of these weekends.

Rest, what is this rest you speak of?

And that's why you're the cake fairy.

-I'll see you tomorrow. -Okay.

Bye.

Did you see that?

What?

They were checking out your suit

to see if it's made out of husband material.

Yeah, they seem nice.

Nice?

Hank, if you think that they're so great,

you should go talk to 'em.

Jake, you don't seem to grasp

that just by dropping the name Jacob Adams III, doors open for you.

The trust fund doesn't hurt either.

And that is exactly why my father likes having you around the office.

You could learn something from me, Jake.

You and your father would actually get along if you agreed with him more.

Let me explain something to you, Hank.

I've known since the age of five that I was gonna be working for my father.

It's a great job.

And I think that there's more to life than just making money.

My father spent my entire childhood working,

and you know, wasn't really there for me.

I fail to see the downside of being rich and famous.

Oh, boy.

- What? -Lacey.

- Where? -Six o'clock.

Oh, wonderful.

What happened with the two of you?

You guys grew up together.

Yep, our parents were both part of the club.

Rich socialite turned Internet star, seems nice enough to me.

Well, you and I clearly have a different definition of what nice is.

Jake, darling, is this where you've been hiding all afternoon?

-You caught me. - I sure did.

How are you, Lacey?

Yes, Hank. So, Jake, when do I get to see

what you and the firm are working on?

Well, you'll get to find out when the rest of the public does, Lacey.

How about a sneak peek?

My viewers would love it.

Uh, another time.

Well, if you guys will excuse me, I need to go make a phone call.

Lacey, you look good in purple.

Hank, stop trying so hard.

Oh, hey, hello!

Me?

Yes, can you give me a hand with this?

Well, I'm actually just taking a little--

Look, I don't wanna bother you,

but we both know you shouldn't be on break till later.

Chef would not be happy to see you slacking.

-But I'm actually, I'm not-- -Please.

Really quick.

Just grab the other end of the base, and help me get it on the cart.

Yes, ma'am.

All right, oh, wow.

-It's heavy. -Yeah, okay.

Oh, whoa!

-Careful. -Sorry.

-Is this your first day on the job? -Ah, sorta.

All right.

Wow, that is one fancy cake.

It must be scary driving with one of these in the back of your truck.

It's definitely nerve-racking.

Well, the owners must have a lot of faith in you.

Not to brag but I am with the owners.

Okay!

No, I really didn't mean for that to sound bragging, promise.

It's okay, it was a humble brag.

I'm just teasing you.

If you're pulling gigs like this, you must be doing something right.

Thank you.

It's hard work but I love it.

Shoot, I think I forgot my notes.

Did you check the itinerary?

-Itinerary, uh-- -Oh, never mind.

I keep an extra one in my pants.

It's okay, you know, it'll be between us.

Good.

Can you open that door for me?

Thanks again, for helping me get this in here.

Of course, it was my pleasure.

I have to get it prepped before the end of cocktail hour.

You should probably get back to chef before he notices you're gone.

Right, back to chef.

Well, it was really nice meeting you, uh...

The cake fairy.

Victoria Worthington, but you can call me Tori. All my friends do.

And you can call me Jacob, but, er, Jake.

I'm just Jake.

Thank you, again, for the assist.

If you don't go, you're definitely not gonna make it past the first day.

Right, I'm gone.

Well, I hope I see you around, cake fairy.

Me, too, just Jake.

Okay.

-Where have you been? -Oh, nowhere.

Just getting some air.

-Henry, the usual? -Yes.

Hi, Henry, how are you?

-Keep the change. -Oh, thank you, Henry.

Say hi to Ruth for us.

Hi, guys.

Hi, Victoria.

-Quality control. -

Let us know how you guys like it.

-Very good. - Good, good.

Here's your cake.

-Thank you. -You're welcome.

You guys have a good day.

- Thank you, Miss Victoria. -Bye.

Oh, no.

-What? -Hey, Victoria.

Brandon.

I missed you.

Yeah, it's been a while.

How is Jessica?

Well, that's why I'm here.

Oh, so...

We're getting married.

And I couldn't imagine getting the cake

for the wedding from anyone else but you.

-Congratulations. -Thank you, thank you, yeah.

So, can we come in next week?