I Wish We Could Get Back Together
9 October 2022After receiving a song clue from the well, Ruby helps a musical wisher mend a broken relationship.
When Ruby gets a wish involving a wisher who wants to stop pretending, the kids have a lot of theories about who it could be.
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After receiving a song clue from the well, Ruby helps a musical wisher mend a broken relationship.
As Ruby tackles a new wish, she runs into a new problem: the wish may be granting itself.
Ruby's latest wisher hopes to find someone, but figuring out who is the hardest part of the wish.
Ruby struggles both to save the well and grant the wish of an enemy of the community.
Daniel reels from seeing Ruby's well visions and puts together the pieces of the past months; he is settled on never giving up the well no matter what; Paula is crushed by the news and turns away from the O'Reillys.
When a wish seems to ask Ruby and the others to take revenge into their own hands, Mina stands her ground and refuses to take part.
Ruby's maternal grandparents plan a visit for the first time since the death of Ruby's mother; Daniel and Ruby want to make the visit smooth and positive, but survey the house and find memories of their mother just about everywhere they look.
The Emerald Apple Festival is back on, and so is Daniel's and Paula's enthusiasm for promoting the town; the kids discover an old photo of an apple cart race, which prompts Ruby and Sam to revive the O'Reilly/Price rivalry.
When Ruby gets a wish involving a wisher who wants to stop pretending, the kids have a lot of theories about who it could be.
Ruby and her father think they hit a patch of good luck when they inherit an orchard in a place called Emerald; they soon discover things are not as they seem and they find an enchanted well on the property.
Ruby, Sam, and Mina fulfill the wish of the town librarian, leading them on a treasure hunt to uncover a centuries-old mystery and Emerald's best kept secret; Daniel attempts to fix his old home with help from a new friend.
The Emerald Apple Festival is back on, and so is Daniel's and Paula's enthusiasm for promoting the town; the kids discover an old photo of an apple cart race, which prompts Ruby and Sam to revive the O'Reilly/Price rivalry.
Ruby's maternal grandparents plan a visit for the first time since the death of Ruby's mother; Daniel and Ruby want to make the visit smooth and positive, but survey the house and find memories of their mother just about everywhere they look.
When a wish seems to ask Ruby and the others to take revenge into their own hands, Mina stands her ground and refuses to take part.
Daniel reels from seeing Ruby's well visions and puts together the pieces of the past months; he is settled on never giving up the well no matter what; Paula is crushed by the news and turns away from the O'Reillys.
Ruby struggles both to save the well and grant the wish of an enemy of the community.
Ruby's latest wisher hopes to find someone, but figuring out who is the hardest part of the wish.
Ruby and her father think they hit a patch of good luck when they inherit an orchard in a place called Emerald; they soon discover things are not as they seem, and they find an enchanted well on the property.
As Ruby tackles a new wish, she runs into a new problem: the wish may be granting itself.
Ruby, Sam, and Mina fulfill the wish of the town librarian, leading them on a treasure hunt to uncover a centuries-old mystery and Emerald's best kept secret; Daniel attempts to fix his old home with help from a new friend.
When Ruby gets a wish involving a wisher who wants to stop pretending, the kids have a lot of theories about who it could be.