Good Witch

Previously on Good Witch.

Maybe Nick and I have just kind of moved on.

And Grace isn't someone I get along with anymore.

So I guess he and I

- are sort of... done. - Abigail, you're just bursting

with good ideas, almost like Cassie herself!

It's like you and I traded places.

- Sort of looks like it. - I am going to look at a lake house.

- You wanna buy a lake house? - Well, yeah. I thought it'd

be fun to have a vacation place for the weekends.

When I was little, we spent summers at a cottage

on the lake. Some of the best family memories I have.

- Grilled cheeses are up. - Who are you talking to?

- Uh, Noah. - Yeah? How's he doing?

Smiley face.

- Well, hello there. - Oh!

I thought you'd be at Grey House.

Yeah, my guests had to leave early, so I decided

I'd let someone else make the tea for me this morning.

Thank you! Ooh, those muffins look amazing.

- What can I get you? - Uh...

Nothing. I think I'm just gonna head to school.

Oh. Grace is headed that way too.

Yeah, you guys should walk together.

- Oh. Yep. - Yeah?

- Yes. Great. OK. - Have a nice day.

Thanks. Bye.

- Mayor Tinsdale. - Hello, dear.

It's so wonderful

to see your children getting along so well.

Yeah, they really do seem like they are, don't they?

Oh, you two will have no trouble blending

your family when the time comes to put it in a blender.

By the way, when is that time coming?

- We haven't decided on a date. - But you'll be the first to know.

- Oh. - Second. Top 10.

Well, if you want me to sing at the ceremony,

let me know so that I can get my contralto back in shape.

Oh, yoo-hoo!

Ahem. Now, our kids are gonna have to start

getting along for real if we hope to make this work.

Yeah. I never thought this feud would last so long.

Maybe the four of us should spend some extra time together.

- As a family? - It's gonna happen eventually.

What if we go up to the lake house this weekend?

- Ooh! I would love that. - There's room for all of us...

and living in the same house, Nick and Grace would have

- to figure out how to get along. - Yeah, it'd be nice to spend

- some time together as a family. - Yeah. What're you drinking?

Green tea with honey and almond milk.

Exactly why you'll never hear me say

I'll have what she's having.

- Is that all you're taking? - Uh, I think so.

Clothing, toothbrush, charger and a cell:

everything a girl needs.

Well, I was hoping that we might be able

- to unplug a little this weekend. - What, you're not bringing

- your phone? - No, I am, I just...

- hope I never have to turn it on. - Well, then, it's a good thing

that mine never goes off.

What time are the guests arriving?

- Right around noon. - Wait, you're letting Abigail

- take care of the house? - I think I can handle

a few people for two days and a night.

Yeah, it shouldn't really be any problem. They're just here

signing some merger papers and they thought Grey House

- was the perfect place to do it. - Why did they pick here?

I never know why people come to this place. I just hope

they leave here feeling that the trip was worth it.

I will make sure that it is.

OK. Well, we'll be back tomorrow, sometime after dinner.

- Have fun. - Thank you.

- Thanks. Oh, who's driving? - Sam, and then you and Nick

can sit in the back seat and play the license plate game.

What? We are not playing the license plate game.

- I thought that's what kids do. - Yeah, when we were 6!

Hmm. They grow up so fast.

I had forgotten how beautiful it is up here.

It is a great place to escape.

Is there any Wi-Fi anywhere?

Yeah, sometimes you have to walk around until you find it.

Yeah, or you could just talk to the people who're right here.

Oh. I thought that's what the car ride was for.

What's that?

It's, uh... from the Homeowners' Association.

Where's Turtle Point?

Uh... it's at the other end of the lake.

Well, apparently too many people have been hanging out

there after hours, so it's closed to the public,

but we won't be going there.

I was hoping we could just stick around here anyway.

I love what you've done in here!

- Oh, thanks. Do you like it? - Yeah!

I've made some upgrades to the kitchen

and got some new furniture.

Did you get cable yet?

Uh... next week.

So what are we supposed to do until then?

Oh, sit around. Wait for the cable guy.

What's the Wi-Fi password?

RaDford329$!

Seriously?

Nobody's guessed it yet.

OK. Where do you want me to put my stuff?

I thought the girls would stay upstairs and the boys

- would stay downstairs. - Fine with me.

I'm gonna download an update for my phone.

And I wanna text Noah, let him know that we got here.

Well, let us know when you're done.

I have some fun things for us to do while we're here.

Uh-huh.

See?

We almost spent a whole minute together.

Yeah, and we're all under the same roof.

Which I also had re-done.

Along with the... oh, no!

- What? - Oh, the new oven. They said it

would be installed, but it looks like it's not hooked up yet.

Oh. Well, I had some plans of what we might make for dinner,

but I guess we can just improvise.

- I think I can get it working. - No, I don't want you to spend

your whole time here being an electrician.

Oh, I don' mind. It's plugged in. I think I just need to go

turn the circuit back on. It'll just take me a minute.

And then we'll all spend time together, as planned.

OK.

- Nick? - Upper-case D!

- Did you get the oven working? - No. I checked on the circuit,

but there's no power to the plug. I have to open up

the electrical panel, see if I need to replace the breaker.

- Be careful. - Ah, I know enough

about electricity not to work too much with electricity.

OK. Does anybody wanna check out the lake?

Uh, we can see it from here.

Yeah, and I wanna set up this game too.

- Those controllers have wires. - Yeah.

This is like the final resting ground for our old stuff.

- At least I got us a new oven. - Does it play games?

- No. - Then what's the point?

This thing freezes up sometimes,

but... at least it's something we can do.

Maybe Grace wants to challenge you.

Hmm?

Oh... I'm not really a gamer.

Hello?

- Hi. - Hi. Come on in.

Well, we were wondering when this place would get some use.

We bought the house next door and we have been

- waiting to meet our neighbours. - Oh. Sam Radford.

- Hi. - This is Cassie,

- Grace and Nick. - Hi.

- Hi. I'm Gina and this is Cara. - Hey.

- Do you get up here a lot? - Pretty much every weekend.

Yeah? I wish we could do that too, but it's...

not always easy to have somebody cover my patients

- when we're away. - Oh, you're a doctor.

Don't worry. I won't tell you about the weird pain

- in my knee that comes and goes. - Cayenne pepper and olive oil

are a great mixture to put on that.

Oh! Maybe I'll try that.

Anyway, um, my husband is grilling steaks

and we were wondering if you'd like to come over for dinner.

- Oh. - Cayenne pepper and olive oil,

good for those too.

Sounds amazing, but we're only here one night

and we were hoping to spend time together, just the four of us.

- OK. Well, maybe another time. - Next time we're up, for sure.

- Yeah. OK. - How old is that game?

I'm pretty sure it's from back when Mario

didn't even have a brother.

- Thanks again for the invite. - You're welcome.

- Enjoy your time with the family. - Bye.

We will.

Welcome to Grey House.

Cassie said you had to sign some papers while you were here.

- It's a simple merger. - That's right, and so far,

it's been smooth sailing. The four of us are combining

our companies and opening a new store in Chicago.

We have a couple of active wear shops in New York.

- We have a few in LA. - Yeah.

We've spent so much time in antiseptic board rooms, but I

like to bring clients to a more relaxing place when they sign

the final documents. I actually grew up around here.

- Really? - I used to think

this place was haunted.

Don't worry. We've had the house tented for ghosts.

Let me get you your room keys,

and... I hope your time here

turns out to be magical.

All we'll need is a table

and some places to sleep.

- Right. - Hello. Welcome to Grey House.

Yeah, I did that part already.

Sorry. Can I help you with your bags?

Not yet.

I don't know

why Cassie put you in the rooms that she did,

but I think you...

should be

across the hall from you.