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After the rollercoaster of emotions Hearties experienced last Sunday I think we deserved a much lighter episode this week, which is exactly what we got! This episode, entitled Healing Heart, picks up two weeks after Jack left for the North. We find Elizabeth having mixed emotions. She is happy knowing that she is engaged to the love of her life, but of course is worried for his safety and anxious not knowing when he'll return. We are also introduced to some more new faces, we learn more about Abigail's new cook, and we add business woman to Rosemary's list of many talents.

Elizabeth is struggling with Jacks departure, but she quickly becomes preoccupied when two new students arrive to her class. Chad and Earl Wyatt, Ray's nephews, arrive to …show more content…

Bill had been tracking this person down and finally found a lead to their location. AJ Foster was the accountant who disappeared before testifying against Gowen. Bill heads out to Medford Falls and is surprised to discover that Mr. Foster was actually a woman. After much convincing, AJ finally opens up to Bill as to why she was protecting Gowen. She explains that she used to audit bank accounts and found the Mayor was transferring town funds into his personal account. When she was going to tell the truth, Ray sent one of his men to threaten her and pay her off to keep quite. Ray hears that Bill is in Medford Falls and realizes Bill has uncovered the truth. He sends Dale to stop them, even if it means killing them. As Bill and AJ are about to leave, Dale arrives shooting at them but they're able to escape by …show more content…

Lee loses his voice and Rosemary takes it upon herself to speak for him. Like usual! She accompanies him to work where she ends up giving Jesse not only a promotion, but a raise as well. She also makes a deal with the railroad to provide the wood for their commissary. Of course she feels terrible when she finds out that they're planning to use the wood for this purpose, so she gives Abigail business by ordering muffins, scones, and pies for all the men at the sawmill. At the end of the episode, the tables turn and Rosemary is left without her voice! How will she

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