Harvest Love Page #5

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this place is.

It's awesome, mom.

It is.

"The best pear ground

is where you can see pine trees

when you're standing

in an orchard."

I can't believe

I remembered that.

My grandpa Gilson

used to say it all the time.

So, all of these

are pear trees?

Yep, as far

as the eye can see.

You know, when I was your age,

I used to go out

into the orchard,

and I would find a pear.

I would pick it,

I would take a bite,

and it tasted

just like Autumn.

It was heavenly.

Let's try one.

What's it taste like?

Not Autumn.

This one's not ripe yet.

Come on, buddy.

Hey.

Hi!

So, how does it feel

to be back?

It feels great.

I'm kind of hungry.

Can I go inside

and get a snack?

Yeah, there's some granola bars

in the cupboard.

Thanks.

I have a question for you.

Shoot.

Where are

the ripest pear trees?

Those would be...

Over there,

where you thought

I was stealing them.

You know what?

You'll see.

One day, you'll think

that's a very funny story.

It's a funny story now...

Least the whole town thought so.

What?

Well, Pineview's a small town.

Word travels fast.

Noted.

-Hi.

-hi!

I brought you

a lasagne.

I wanted to thank you

for yesterday.

My gosh,

that is so sweet.

Please, come in.

Hi, Bobby.

Hey, Andy.

Do you play soccer?

Yeah.

Great, because

I have a ball in the car.

I was wondering

if you wanted to kick it around?

Sure.

Come on, let's go.

Bobby seems

no worse for the wear.

Like it never even happened.

How are you two

enjoying the farm?

I'm easing into it.

It's not too quiet out here

for you, is it?

Quiet is exactly

what we need.

I've been so

burned out at work,

I've barely spent

any time with Andy,

so it's been the

perfect place for us.

Sorry if

I scared you all,

but we have a bit

of an emergency.

I just got a call

about a tractor accident

at the hennessy farm,

and one of the farmhands

is injured.

The ambulance is

about 30 minutes out,

so I was hoping

that Dr. Gilson,

you would come on

out there with me

and see what

you could do.

Yeah, of course.

Don't worry, I'll

stay with the boys.

Thanks.

Need my help?

Yeah, might need

an extra set of hands.

All right,

I'll take my truck.

I'll follow you out there.

Hank, keep an eye on things

'til I get back.

Yeah, of course.

-You ready?

-Yeah.

Your mom's like

a superhero.

Yeah...

I guess she kind of is.

Come on, boys,

let's go inside.

Come on.

How bad is it?

Well, the good news is,

you're going to live.

The bad news is,

I think it's a broken tibia.

I'm going to need

to stabilize your leg

until the ambulance gets here.

Do we have anything

around here we can use?

Sure, if there's

a couple fence slats.

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