Harvest Love Page #3

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I take it you're grace

and Eli's daughter.

Yeah, they didn't tell me

you were coming.

My mom was supposed

to call you,

but she can be

kind of forgetful,

so I'm not really surprised.

Listen, my son and I,

we are only going to be here

for a week,

so you don't have to worry

about us.

Hopefully, we'll stay

out of your way.

I'm sure it'll be fine.

I take it

you're the young fella

who called about a pear thief?

I'm so sorry.

Hey, Will.

You called

the sheriff on me?

Listen, this was just

a really big misunderstanding.

Will may be a lot of things,

but he's no thief.

So, if there are no arrests

to be made,

I'm going to head back

into town.

Okay, thanks.

Sorry.

Andy, this is Will.

He manages the farm,

and we are going

to stay out of his way

this week, okay?

Andy!

Catch.

Thanks, Will.

I was getting hungry.

Sorry!

You know, I was surprised

when I heard you retired.

I never thought

you were going

to leave the farm.

Neither did I,

but these old

bones did me in.

Been a long time

since I saw you, though,

and Andy, you were just

a baby last time we met.

So you knew my great-grandpa?

Sure did!

I've known

four generations of Gilsons.

I've managed the Gilson farm

for over 40 years.

I was first hired

by your great-grandparents,

and when your grandpa

inherited the farm,

he made me manager,

because he and your grandma

lived in Seattle.

Your mom

was the third generation,

and now you're the fourth.

That's pretty cool.

Can I go check

things out?

Sure!

lots to see around here.

Can I, mom?

So...

I take it you met Will.

Yes, I have.

Mom told me

that you handpicked him

to be your replacement?

We were lucky to get him.

I had to do some fast talking

to convince him to take the job.

Is that so?

Not every day you find

a fourth-generation farmer

who also happens

to be an agronomist.

Will is a scientist?

You should hear him talk

about soil acidity,

cross-pollination,

hybrid seeds...

I don't understand

the half of it.

How come he doesn't have

his own farm?

The recession.

A lot of the farms around here

got bought up

by these big corporations

that swooped in

when the opportunity was right,

and quite a few families

ended up moving away,

including his.

Must be tough...

Losing your family farm.

But after college,

Will came back

determined

to rebuild his

family's legacy,

and lucky

for the Gilsons,

he is now on your farm.

Mom, look what I found!

Sweetie,

are you okay?

You took a big fall there,

didn't you?

Ouch!

mom, that hurts!

Hi. is everything okay?

I'm a doctor.

Maybe I can help.

Yes.

My son, Bobby, fell

and scraped his knee.

Okay.

Hi. hi, Bobby, I'm Dr. Gilson.

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