The big day has arrived! The Bellbird Inn is ready, and it actually looks . . . very cute, inside and out. And how do I know this? Because Gabz and Jake give a lengthy, HGTV-level tour of every single appliance in the home. It's weird, but I guess I appreciate knowing what an environmentally friendly antique ice cream maker looks like.
Charlotte and her evil dolls conspired against Gabz, attempting to get her to go back to America by stealing her phone and texting Dean to say that if he really cared, he'd fly to New Zealand and get her.
And he does! He even arranges a real estate buyer to come over from Australia to make an offer on the inn. Gabz seems pissed about him bringing her, and I'm not sure why? Isn't the point to sell this place, girl?
Of course, it doesn't matter in the end, because Gabz declares she doesn't want to sell the inn, having learned "the Kiwi way of life." (New Zealand tourism board, stand up.)