The anticipation of Stillwater’s homecoming only sharpens Karl’s eagerness, making the days feel longer. Meanwhile, Addy finds herself overwhelmed by the sheer number of requests she’s received for the school bake sale.

Koo was taken completely by surprise when Karl introduced her to his circle of friends. Maya and Addy extended warmth and compassion to Tommy, who was grieving the loss of someone dear.

Michael devised a delightful day out for Karl and Koo, though he insisted on directing their activities. Unfortunately, in the midst of their games, Karl and Koo misplaced Michael’s prized, signed baseball.

Addy felt stung when Michael didn’t respond favorably to her poem. During a rambling hike with Stillwater, he retreated into a book, effectively shutting out the world around him.

Michael feels a flutter of apprehension at the thought of meeting the children who recently moved in next door. Koo worries over the present she will receive at her upcoming first birthday celebration.

With Addy unwell at home, Michael struggled to fully relax on the beach with Stillwater. Back at the house, a mischievous creature was causing havoc in Addy and Maya’s garden.

Michael, Molly, and Leo constructed a secret hideout for Jasper, yet he appeared entirely unimpressed by their efforts. Meanwhile, Karl and Koo embarked upon a bold, overnight expedition.

Addy frets that her new book club might consider her most cherished novel overly simplistic. Meanwhile, Karl dedicates an entire day to searching the shoreline for hidden treasure.

Michael dwells on his failure to make the crucial catch, berating himself relentlessly. Meanwhile, Addy experiences a pang of exclusion upon learning she wasn’t included in the birthday dinner invitations.

Karl, restless and discontented, let his mood sour those nearby. Meanwhile, Michael wrestled with a looming art project destined for the approaching village fair.