(♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> As I mentioned
yesterday on the phone, the home study is just
a way for me to observe the conditions
of Teigan's care, after which I'll make
a custody recommendation
to Judge Simmons. It's not uncommon for the home
study to last several weeks to a few months. Today, I just wanna gather
some background information. >> Yes, of course. >> I'd just like to say I know
how hard this situation must be for you and
your granddaughter. Let's start with
your occupation. >> Uh, Retired. I was an
electrician for 35 years. Self-employed. We had some --
my wife Grace,
we had some investments. Nothing to boast about. We liquidated some of
them when Grace became ill. >> I'm sorry. When did she pass away? >> It's been
several years now. >> So your wife -- >> Grace. >> Grace died
before Teigan was born? >> That's right. Lori was pregnant
when Grace died. >> And how is your
health, Mr. Alston? >> I've got hard arteries. Very minor heart
attack many years ago. I take nitrates
for the -- I mean, other than that,
I'm fine, you know? >> Now, Teigan's
father, Kyle Foster, can you tell me about
your relationship with him? I read the file. I know he stayed here
for almost two years
in foster care. >> He made his choices which
affected my entire family, Ms. Carter. Yes, he's Teigan's father, but
biology doesn't make -- ever since then, he
hasn't played a significant part in our lives,
and we're better off. (foot steps) >> My client has
agreed to assume full custody of his granddaughter and
is willing to accept all responsibility for her. He has asked me to facilitate
these proceedings from a legal standpoint. We've asked you here today to
propose a release of all rights to custody. >> We? >> Yes, I'm representing
Mr. Alston here, Kyle. >> Of course you are. >> You've had little to
no involvement in the little girl's life, no documented visitation,
no financial support of the girl's mother, no
effort whatsoever. Essentially absent. >> That's not true. >> Excuse me? This is a draft of a
release we'd like you to sign. You should have your own
lawyer look that over. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> For you. Hey, where's your grandpa? >> He's looking at stuff. I need a new picture, Kyle. >> A new picture
of what, Teig? >> My old one got ripped. The one of you, mommy,
grandma, and grandpa. >> I've got lots of
pictures at home. I'll find you
a good one, okay? >> A good what? >> Nothing. >> What you got
there, sweetheart? I think we've got enough
of these at home, hmm? (♪♪) >> It comes to 40 even. >> Look, thanks for
going to see Roger. Have a good talk? >> Yeah, it was enlightening. >> Good. >> Look, I don't know what
you thought that that was gonna accomplish, but telling
your lawyer those lies about how I was never there and I
never wanted to be, Bill. You feel the need to rewrite
history because you know full well the only reason I
wasn't there is -- >> Hey, hey, Kyle, Bill, what's going on here? >> No, everything's fine. >> C'mon, Teig, let's go home. >> Bye, sweetie. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> So what are
you doing back? >> Some down time. Just thought I'd drop in
on the old place
and see some friends. Been touring a lot. The group of guys in the
band, they're amazing. Been playing a lot of clubs. Popped up on a few
key people's radars. We're on the verge
of breaking through. >> So what's it like, man? I mean, you've
practically made it. >> I don't think you
can say I've made it yet. >> Okay, Do you
have to work a day job to eat? >> Not for a while. >> That's making it
to me, man. >> Oh, and the women. Man, I haven't even told
you about the women yet. >> Stop it, you're
killing me, man. You're killing me. >> I brought your name
up a couple times when I was talking
with my manager. He said he'd love
to hear your stuff. >> You know, I'm still
working on a few songs that I'm putting
together for a demo. How long you in town for? >> What are you
still doing here, man? >> What do you mean? >> We had plans. I've been in L.A.
for three years now. You don't call, nothing. What happened to us, man? We used to be friends. I've got an open
room in my apartment. It's waiting for you. You've gotta take
your shot, man. Think about it. >> Yeah, I will. Thanks, man. (♪♪) (♪♪) (buzzing) >> What is that? >> Just a second. (buzzing) >> Hi. Yeah. No, no. No, it's -- I'm done. No, no, it's okay. I'll meet you outside
the library in 10 minutes. I still gotta
check out my books. Okay. Bye. (sighing) >> Who was that? >> My dad. (laughing) >> Yeah, your daddy
coming to pick you up outside the library
in 10 minutes. (kissing sounds) >> Yeah. >> What, is it a school night? (kissing sounds) >> Well, yeah. >> You serious? >> Yes. >> How old are you? >> 17. Well, in three
weeks, so almost 17. >> You're 16? >> How old are you? >> A heck of a
lot older than 16. >> I gotta go. >> Just make sure you --
you do your homework. >> I finished my
homework, loser. >> 16. ♪If this night would
never end ♪ ♪Could I pretend
I was someone
you didn't know ♪ ♪But you'd stay up if you knew
I'd never show ♪ ♪Wait by the moonlight ♪Wait for the morning light (♪♪) (cheering and applause) >> Have you back in a
couple of weeks? >> Sure thing. >> So, you gonna put
that song on the album? >> I told you I'm not in
a hurry to cut anything. >> You know, if you're
gonna be a recording artist, you have to
actually record songs. Just saying. >> We've talked
about this already. >> Okay, fine. >> What I need is
to get out of here. You know, I've got
enough money now. I think I could go to the
coast and make a go of it. >> You sure you wanna do that? >> What, leave? Yes. >> And what about Teigan? >> I'll admit I'm not crazy
about the thought of her having to live with him, but
it's not like there's anything I can do about it. Look, I know what I'm doing. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> I like that one. >> You warm enough? I gotta talk to you about
something really important. Okay? I gotta go away for a while. >> Where? >> I gotta go some place
where I can play my music. >> Can't you play it here? >> It's tough to explain. >> I don't want you to go. >> Sweetie, it's just
until I get some things
situated, okay? >> Why can't you
play your music here? >> Shh, shh, shh. Look, it's just gonna
be for a little while, and then I'll come back
and I'll pick you up, okay? I'll take you with me. >> You promise? It's not fair. You can't go. (♪♪) >> It's just until
I get back, okay? And then we can start
taking pictures of our own. Don't you worry. It's just until I
get some things ready. I love you. You better head back on in. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Leave her alone, Kyle. She's been through a lot. She's a strong little girl,
but she's confused and hurt. >> You done? >> Please leave us alone. (♪♪) >> I understand you're
considering relinquishing the custody rights
to your daughter. >> Paperwork's
right over there. It's just till I get some
stuff going, you know? >> I'm afraid there
are some things you may not have considered. I'd like to go
over them with you. Ms. Alston - Lori -
never prepared a will. A case file for
Teigan has been opened, and my initial evaluation
has left me with
some very specific concerns regarding her
current living situation. >> This is so
typical for you people. >> You don't have custody now,
and once you've given up that option, getting it back
is nearly impossible. >> What do you care? >> Family court judges don't
always like grandparents for guardians. Especially ones
with health issues. It could go either way. Are you willing to
risk her future? Take the chance that
she may end up in foster care
like you did? I just want Teigan to be
safe and have a family. I think Lori did, too. (foot steps) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Thank God that their homes
were still there. Often times it takes
tragedy to bring out
the best in people. >> And please
bless mommy in heaven. Take care of her for us. What else, grandpa? >> In the name... >> Name of Jesus, amen. >> Amen. And off you go. C'mon. There you go. (kissing noise) >> Good night, my love. >> Good night. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> I wish you were here,
Gracie. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Everything all right? >> One doesn't usually
pray in public when everything's all right. >> That's certainly one
way of looking at prayer. >> I wanna thank you
for your kind words
at the funeral. I know how busy you've
been running your store and everything you do
in the church. >> How are you guys
holding up? >> Looks like Kyle's gonna
fight for custody of Teigan. >> I know. >> Well, surely you of
all people can see how wrong that is. >> I can see how
you feel that way. Bill, you've had some
terrible losses in your life. First Grace, then Lori. You're not unlike
Job, my friend. Things have been difficult,
and may be for a while yet. Remember how that story ends? >> I was hoping you
could talk to him, to Kyle. Maybe get him to stop and
actually think about what he's doing for once. >> You're my
friend, and Kyle is, too. Maybe God has some -- >> No, no, no, no. I took him in. I gave him a home. >> And you both made mistakes. >> Could you try and
make him see what's right? >> I am not gonna
take sides on this. I can't. I love you both too much. >> You sure about that? >> Stay as long
as you like, okay? >> Yeah. >> Now that your petition for
custody has been submitted, I've been going back
through your old case file. When I cross-checked a
few things with Bill, a few questions came up. I was hoping you could tell
me about their application for adoption and why
it was withdrawn. >> Excuse me, their what? >> Bill and Grace's
adoption of you. >> They were gonna --
they were gonna adopt? >> You never knew? >> No. You know what? So what. >> How old were you when Lori
found out she was expecting? >> We were both 16. We were both 16. >> Mr. Alston tried to
bring statutory rape charges against you. >> He was so angry. I would never, all right. It never went anywhere. >> It's still on record. What do you think her
mother wanted for her? >> Grace? >> Lori, for Teigan. >> Well, we loved each other. But there was just no way Bill
was gonna let us be together after... >> After what? >> Well, after Grace died. Yeah, you know, they --
they loved me like a son once, but Grace, she forgave
us for the hell that we put them
through, but Bill... Grace understood. She made sure that I could
be there at the ultrasound. She made sure that
Lori and I could, you know, see each other. Lori wanted me to be
in her and Teigan's life. We were gonna be a
family some day. We just -- we just
couldn't crawl out from the shadow of it all. When she got sick, too,
I just -- I just couldn't keep
fighting with him, you know, and it wasn't
helping anybody. For two years, we
stole what time we could, just hoping, you know,
that she would get better. We said our last goodbyes
outside of her bedroom window a few minutes before she died. Just the three of us. (♪♪) >> Can I ask you something? >> Sure. >> This assessment,
home study, is this
a nonstarter or what? >> Thursday. Supervised visit. We'll meet here and go
to the park, all right? See how it goes. Thursday, 9 a.m. >> Thursday, 9 a.m. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Hi, daddy. How are you today? (♪♪) >> What do we have here? (♪♪) >> Smells good, huh? (♪♪) >> Oh. (laughing) (♪♪) >> There you go. Yeah. (kids playing and laughing) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (laughing) (♪♪) >> Sorry. >> I'll race you. >> Okay. (giggling) (♪♪) >> She's still there. >> That's all right. She's not too bad. >> She's pretty. >> I hadn't noticed. You know, your mom built
this whole playground. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Like, with a
hammer and stuff? >> M-hm. >> Cool. >> Yeah, it was part
of a youth service project. It used to be a
pretty junky place. A lot of garbage
and stuff, you know? Needed to be cleaned up. Your mom was good at that. (♪♪) >> Daddy? Can I call you that, Kyle? >> Yeah, if you want to, Teig. >> You said you
were gonna leave. >> I changed my mind. I'm not going anywhere. If I do, we're gonna
go together, okay? >> I can't leave grandpa. >> Can we talk about
this some other time? >> Okay. >> Hey, c'mon,
I wanna show you something
back at the store before you have to leave. You wanna see it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So how much is it worth? >> Well, it's been
appraised at about 285, but I think it would be
priced aggressively at 265. >> Really? That much? >> Well, I mean, you'd
wanna get an accountant, something like that to help
us understand what you'd clear after the final sale. >> Can we still sell it
without putting lawn signs in? >> You could,
but it would take a lot
longer to sell that way. I mean, there's
a lot of places
on the market right now, and visibility is the key. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> It's really nice. >> It's a limited edition. Each one's a work of
art and a dream to play. >> Maybe you
could play it for me? >> Maybe some day. They cost a lot of money. >> I love it when
you play me music. Grandpa loves music, too. He's got a lot of these things
about this big with little wheels in the middle. >> They're called
"tapes", sweetie. >> Right. Tapes. I took one to
Sunday school one time. We couldn't figure out
where to plug in
the earphones. (laughing) >> Right. >> C'mon, Teigan.
Your grandpa's gonna have lunch waiting for you. >> Bye, daddy. I love you. >> I love you, too. >> Need help with
your seat belt? >> No, I can do it. >> Bye, sweetie. >> Yet in his great
power and wisdom, he allows us a
choice, reaching out, drawing us in,
bringing us to embrace
his grace or reject it. I beg you all
to open your eyes. Not making a choice
is a choice. There can be no indecision. There are no fence
sitters in God's kingdom. Let us then
harken to his leading, conscious of the
choices before us. Father, lead and
guide us to all truth, to walk in your
will and your ways. Go and may the peace
of God be with you. Amen. (sweeping) >> Kyle. >> Hey. >> Do you have a few minutes? Can you take a break? >> Why, you need something? >> Just a few minutes. >> Yeah. I'll see if I can take lunch. (sighing) (birds tweeting) >> I just wanted to drop
these off and to talk to you
about it if you want. >> What is this? >> These were filed
yesterday by Mr. Mullen, Bill's lawyer. They've been added
to the case file, and I thought you
might wanna take a look. >> This is unbelievable. >> It's obvious to
me what this is but, I thought I'd see
what you have to
say about it, Kyle. >> What, are you serious? None of this stuff
is true, Claire. >> I've seen this
kind of approach before. I've seen it backfire, but
unfortunately I've also seen it work. >> On behalf of
Louis Montgomery? I don't even know who that is. Why does his opinion
even matter at all? >> The girl, page 3. Pam Montgomery? Louis Montgomery's daughter. >> No, no, no, no, no. Claire, Claire, you
have to believe me. I would never. Nothing ever happened. >> He's trying to
paint a picture, Kyle. Tie this to your history. Mr. Mullen's good.
Very clever. >> This man, he's
just never gonna stop. He's just gonna -- >>Do you know the
difference between people you are successful in
these kinds of cases from the people who aren't? It's the ones who get over
whatever circumstances
got them here in the first place. They're focused on
the good of the child. Stop trying to beat him, Kyle. Love her more
than you hate him. If you want to make an
appropriate home for a little girl,
go make one. Are you picking her
up if school today? >> No, but I'm bringing
snacks in for her class
in the morning. >> Good, good for you. I gotta run. >> Thank you. (birds tweeting) >> Okay, kids, can I get you
to put your crayons away? Okay. And then we're gonna
set up these displays, and then we're gonna set out
some of the different kinds of foods we have here
from each of the countries we've been studying. There should be enough
for everyone to try everything once, okay? Do you wanna move the
crayons off the table? We're gonna have to fold
these to get them to stand up, I think. Nice. Good work. Look at you guys. You've got this
one all coloured. >> What are you doing here? >> Teigan told me
she needed to bring in
some foods from her ancestor's home land,
so I brought a dessert. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> I got this. >> Yeah, me too. >> You can't bring
that in here. It's got nuts in the icing. >> What have we got here? >> Dessert. >> I'm sorry, but I'm going to
need you to take that off the school grounds
immediately, Mr. ... >> Kyle Foster. I'm Teigan's dad. >> There are three kids in
this class that are allergic to nuts Kyle.
Didn't you know that? >> Yeah, I knew that. It's
just Teigan she asked me to -- >> You know, I apologize
for any confusion. I'm afraid I'm gonna
have to ask you to
take that out right away. >> But... >> I'm sorry. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (crash) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Sweetie, could you
grab me the capo
out of my guitar case? You know what it
looks like, right? >> Yeah. (tuning the guitar) >> Thank you. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Sweetie, I'm really
sorry about the whole
snack dad thing. >> Grandpa brought this
really weird stuff. It was gross, and
I didn't like it. >> Hey, do you mind
putting this back for me? >> Okay. >> Thanks. (birds tweeting) (♪♪) >> Dad, what's this? >> It's nothing. You ready to go? >> Yeah. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Grandpa, when
can I swing on it again? >> When we're
finished, sweetheart. When it's done. >> What's all this? >> We're painting
the play set. I'm helping. C'mon, you can help, too. >> I don't know. >> He can help,
right, grandpa? (birds tweeting) >> All right. (♪♪) (grinding noise) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Looks
really good, guys. >> What do you think, Teigan? >> It's just like brand new! (birds tweeting) >> I've been meaning to clean
that thing up for years. Lori was always
bugging me to get it done. You forget
how permanent
things like that are. Thanks for your help, Kyle. >> Yeah. >> Really good job, guys. But I have an appointment
I need to get to and it's a bit of a drive,
so I should get going. Are you okay for a ride home? >> I'll be good. I think
I'm gonna stay and play for a while. >> Good. Bye, Teigan. (birds tweeting) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> What are you doing in here? >> I was just -- >> Get out. >> Just let me explain. >> Please, just get out. >> Teigan told me that you've
been sleeping on the couch and that -- I miss them too, Bill... but locking these doors
and hiding this stuff -- >> Don't you ever step foot in
this house again. (♪♪) >> Kyle, I'm just heading out, but I had a music label
rep stop by the store today, and I was talking you up. His name's Frank Holland. He said he's taking a
late flight tonight. If you get this, he'll
be at the Black Tomato for a few sets before 10. I won't be there, but I spoke
to Alanna all ready and made all the arrangements. Good luck. (♪♪) >> You wanna
watch TV with me? (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Hello? >> Andrea, is Scott around? >> No, he's at a meeting
down at the church. >> Do you know when
he's gonna be back? >> Oh, I don't know. They always go late. >> Ashley's not around either? >> No, she's at choir. Do you need me to
have him call you? >> No. No, it's fine. Thanks anyway, Andrea. >> All right, bye. >> Bye. (♪♪) >> Hello. (phone ringing) >> Hello. >> You hung up on me. >> Yeah, sorry. Wrong number. >> Is everything okay? >> Yeah, it's fine. Look, I gotta go, Bill. >> Alanna. >> Hey, welcome back. >> Hey. Where is he? >> Corner booth, stage right. What's this? >> It's my daughter. >> Okay. Good luck. (background chatter) >> Excuse me. Kyle Foster. Scott Carroll talked
to you about me today. >> Oh, sure, kid. Yeah, I'm Frank Holland
with Rushlight Records. >> This is Teigan. Is it all right if she
joins you at your table? >> Sure thing. >> Okay, I'm just
gonna play a few songs, just like we did
in the park, okay? >> I wanna go home. (background chatter) (background chatter) (background chatter) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) ♪The sun will always shine
through ♪ ♪When I'm thinking of you ♪And I know the reason why ♪I'm laughing when
it's raining ♪ ♪When your
song is playing ♪ ♪I'm the guy that's
flying high ♪ ♪'Cause baby,
everybody morning ♪ ♪It's a day that you're in ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every
sonnet ♪ ♪Brighten every moment ♪Baby, light my way ♪The sun will always
shine through ♪ ♪when I'm thinking of you ♪And I know the reason why ♪I'm laughing when it's
raining ♪ ♪When your song is playing ♪I'm the guy that's
flying high ♪ ♪'Cause baby, every morning ♪It's a day that you're in ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every
sonnet ♪ ♪Brighten every moment ♪Baby, light my way (♪♪) (♪♪) ♪Baby, every morning ♪It's a day that you're in ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every sonnet ♪Brighten every moment ♪Baby, light my way (♪♪) (clapping) >> Hey, nice job, kid. I'll be in touch. But I gotta get going. >> Excuse me, did you
see that little girl
that was sitting at that table? That little girl that
was at the table there, did you see where she went? (♪♪) >> Teigan! (birds tweeting) (birds tweeting) (birds tweeting) >> It seems easy, doesn't it? >> What? >> Life. Living. >> I screwed up so bad. >> I know. He called me last night. I went over to talk to
him after he got Teigan home and settled in. You shook him up. >> You know, I -- I
see him with her. He knows what to do. I don't. I'm not cut out for this. >> I'm gonna sell the store. >> What? Why? >> Andrea and I are
moving back east at
the end of next month. Her parents are getting
older, and we need to -- well, we need to be there. Sometimes things have
gotta change to get better. A fresh start. >> Yeah. You know what? You're right. >> Kyle, I didn't mean -- >> I'm not fooling anyone
except maybe me. >> Kyle, kids wander off. It's... (♪♪) (phone ringing) >> Hello? >> Hey, Paul. Kyle here. Were you serious about me
staying at your place in L.A.? >> Absolutely. Spare room's wide open. What's going on? >> Look, I'm gonna try to
catch a flight this afternoon. I'll see you soon, man. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> You know what,
forget it, let's just go. >> Kyle, you need to
at least -- >> I know what I'm
doing, let's go. Please. >> Okay. >> Hello, Kyle. It's Claire. I need you to give me a call
as soon as you can please. We really need to talk about
whatever happened last night. You've got my number. Bye. (♪♪) >> Yes, I realize that,
Bill. I don't know what
he's gonna do about
the petition or anything. He just thought you should
know and asked me to call. Yeah, bye. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> Well, with Kyle leaving, I guess that wraps things up. So how do we proceed? >> If Kyle areal is gone,
that is truly unfortunate. I'll have to make an
appointment to see the judge, and we'll have to determine
how to best proceed
in the absence of a suitable
permanent caregiver. It may be in placement. >> Whoa, whoa. Placement? I don't understand. >> Well, she'll continue
to stay with you
until we determine a course of action. You're doing well for now. I really don't wanna
put her in a group home
while we wait. It may take a few months. Whatever the eventual outcome, of course, we will ensure
you visitation. >> She lives with
me, Ms. Carter. I don't think you --
Kyle's gone. I cannot see how this is not
the end of the discussion. >> Leaving Teigan in your
primary care is no longer being considered. I can't and won't make that
recommendation to the judge. >> Why are you doing this? >> I'm only trying to
do my job, Mr. Alston. Your age and health
play a significant factor. Seldom are are grandparents
successful applicants. >> I'm a good parent. >> Yes, you are. And I know
how difficult this
must be for you. But the home study and the
overall case assessment speaks to what's best for
Teigan long-term. >> I'm her family. >> Look, Mr. Alston,
we don't have the time
to go through all the complexities
of this right now, so I'll come by tomorrow
afternoon and I'll talk you through what happens next. This didn't look good
for Kyle either, you know. I'll be submitting my
recommendation to the judge when I get all the official
documents back in 10 days. This girl has lost her mother. She is in need of the
best care possible, and I will ensure
she gets it, period. (knocking) >> Sorry to interrupt Claire, but you have an
urgent call on line 1. >> I think we're done here. Hello? >> Claire Carter? >> This is she. >> I'm sorry to
have to tell you this, but your father passed
away this afternoon. Dr. Clifton suspects it
may have been a stroke, but, well we don't
really know for sure. >> Okay. When? >> About an hour ago. I'm very sorry for your loss. >>Okay, thank you for calling. >> Good bye. (♪♪) (crying) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) >> I don't want you to go. (♪♪) (♪♪) >> What are you doing? Are you ready to go? (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (grunting) (groaning) (♪♪) (heavy breathing) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (knocking) >> Scott. >> Bill? >> Kyle. >> You're out late. >> I thought you were... >> Gone? >> Yeah. >> No. I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. Just -- just went for
a little drive, that's all. >> You know, you're --
you're not the only one out of his depth here, okay? >> I don't understand. >> I -- I met with
Claire this afternoon. I screwed it all up. Everything. You see, I thought it would
all just go away, you know? I couldn't deal
with it anymore, Kyle. I couldn't deal
with any of it. The bank, the bills,
the cost of dying, the promising treatments,
miracle cures. Then there's the extended
home care, I mean -- I did everything that
I could do to keep Grace and Lori with me. I've had the house up for sale
ever since shortly after Lori died. I was hoping that -- In 33 days they can
seize the house... and foreclose. >> Wow. I -- I never thought -- why? Why are you
telling me this now? >> Claire said that, uh,
the home study is complete and she's recommending that -- Teigan go into foster care. (stifled sob) >> Why would she --
why would she say that, Bill? >> Now, if I wanna have any
chance of being a significant part of
that little girl's life, then
she has to be with you, and she should be with you. She's the only
family I have left. Her... hey, and you. Come here. (♪♪) (birds tweeting) >> How you holding up? >> Teig? Honey, go to the car and
put your seatbelt on okay? It's still my home. I can sell or the
bank can take it. Either way, the
debt will be gone. There will be some
money left, but it's gonna make
things tough. Now, if you and I can come to
some kind of an arrangement... >> Listen, are you sure
that's what you wanna do? Do you think that could work? >> It's a risk
worth taking for me. >> This caseworker, Claire,
she's on board with this? >> I don't know what happened,
but she liked the idea. She said she'd give us
the time to make it work. When should we
talk to him about it? (♪♪) >> Kyle? >> Hey, come on in. >> Sounds good. >> It's called
"Waylaid Wanderer." >> You're naming
your tunes now? >> Too ambiguous? >> No, I like it. It's kind of what I
wanted to talk to you about. Kyle, you have not been
dealt the best hand in life, and I know that my decision to
go back east with my family has affected you. >> There's lots of
things I can do for work. I totally understand. You don't have to -- >> Simple, right? You press down on
three strings on the
right frets and you've got a beautiful chord. On the wrong frets... You and Bill, it's like you're
playing in different keys. Different sharps,
different flats. Signatures of
fatherhood all your own. But if you can find
a common chord... >> Then all that
conflict can be resolved. (strumming on guitar) >> I've got some news I
need to tell you. I sold the store. Well, a majority of the
shares in the company. >> That means that
the store's gonna
stay open, right? I'm gonna be able
to keep my job? >> Yes... and no. There's a couple stipulations. It looks like the
store's gonna stay open, but, the owner doesn't
want you... >> But I don't understand. >> Let me finish. >> That doesn't
make any sense. >> Let me finish. >> He doesn't want you in that
position because he wants you running the place. One more condition. My condition, actually. That you finally
record something. Not your live stuff. Since I can't get
you to cut an album, you can just pick a few
songs, we'll lay them down, we'll do an EP. >> Why? >> I don't think that
we should always have is
to choose between our duty and our dreams. Well... >>Scott, I just -- I
don't know how to thank you. >> It's not me
you've gotta thank. (♪♪) >> What's going on here? >> Kyle, Bill and I are
going into business together. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) ♪The sun will always
shine through ♪ ♪When I'm thinking of you ♪And I know the reason why ♪I'm laughing when
it's raining ♪ ♪When your song is playing ♪I'm the guy that's
flying high ♪ ♪'Cause baby every morning ♪It's a day that you're in ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every sonnet ♪Brighten
every moment ♪ ♪Baby, light my way ♪The sun will always shine
through ♪ ♪When I'm thinking of you ♪And I know
the reason why ♪ ♪I'm laughing when
it's raining ♪ ♪When your song is playing ♪I'm the guy that's
flying high ♪ ♪'Cause baby every morning ♪It's a day that you're in ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every sonnet ♪Brighten every moment ♪Baby, light my way (♪♪) (♪♪) ♪'Cause baby every morning ♪It's a day that
you're in ♪ ♪Baby, light my way ♪Sweeten every
sonnet ♪ ♪Brighten every moment ♪Baby, light my way (♪♪) >> Do you think I can
get mine autographed
when I buy one? >> I'll see what I can do,
but I hear the artist can be difficult. (laughing) >> This is amazing. The store, the CD, everything. >> Hey, you in a hurry? >> Not at all.
I was thinking about... getting some music lessons. >> Well, Teigan and Bill,
they're just at the park. I was gonna meet up with them. It's just a couple
blocks from here. Walk with me? >> Sure. (laughing) >> Claire! >> What are we doing here? >> Go on. (♪♪) >> Teigan and
I, we talked about it, and we're gonna need more
help than just painting the play house in the backyard. >> Come on, grandpa,
I'll show you your room. No, I'll show you
the backyard. >> Okay. (♪♪) >> Big day. >> Yeah, I know. I never thought I'd
be so happy to stay. >> Well, I wanted to
bring this by in person. I got the ruling from
the judge this morning. Congratulations. It's official. (♪♪) >> Hey, Bill. (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪)
