In this final chapter, our cast realizes that despite how much their lives have changed in three years, they’ve barely scratched the surface and have so much more life to live.
Hillary realizes she and Jase need to have a few discussions about their future life together to ensure they remain together.
Hillary and Jase divide and conquer. Jase talks to Harold about them living together while Hillary asks Rebecca if it’s a good idea.
The time has finally come. Juliana is moving out! Saying goodbye will be hard, but she is looking forward to adventures in the city.
It’s finally time for the grand opening of Galleria Sepulveda!
Harold has some pretty strong opinions about the woman Juliana has become and what her and Kevin’s relationship should be like.
The family gathers again for Sunday dinner. Jase decides to take a leap of faith and share something personal with Hillary.
Hillary needs to ask Harold to go with her to a counseling session. Will he do it?
Juliana gets a surprise guest at the library, and she and Kevin go rock climbing.
Harold gets some grandpa time with Abigail, but who is “Boop Boop?”
Hillary comes up with a plan to keep the family together.
Rebecca comes by for a visit and gets caught up on all the family gossip.
Hillary and Jase learn newborns are not all fun and games. Can they raise Abigail with the drama between them?
Hillary goes into labor six days early and is afraid something is wrong.
Hillary finally tells Jase about Harriett’s death, but she also needs to tell him how sorry she is.
After the funeral, friends and family gather at the house. Hillary is left wondering who will carry the family now?
Juliana experiences the most life altering day of her life in Willow Creek. Is it life changing in a good or bad way?
Rebecca and Juliana throw a baby shower for Hillary. Rebecca spills the beans about all her marriages.
Kevin calls Juliana and family together to discuss the vision for the gallery as well as some anticipated obstacles.
Juliana gets the courage to confront Kevin and tell him why she’s been so distant.