Episode 6 ended with Tara on a plane, alone, leaving her husband and daughter in a hotel room in a town they’d known for two weeks. Episode 7 is what was waiting on the other side: the house they’d lived in for fourteen years, the only home Miss Tween had ever known, and two weeks to empty it.

Tara walks back into a house that looks almost normal, except the dining table is gone and the fridge is empty. Then comes the list: a dumpster, a storage shed she had completely forgotten about, vet appointments, clients, and the final sort of everything that hadn’t made the first cut. She talks about deciding alone what her daughter would keep, the moment it all caught up with her, and what got her back up off the floor.

The practical segment covers the dogs: why they couldn’t fly with her after all, what a pet relocation company actually handles, and how she kept the last boarding drop-off calm so the good girls wouldn’t know anything was different.

Meanwhile in France, her husband handles the keys, the lease and the rental furniture, and Miss Tween picks out her new bedroom at Ikea. There is also one pickup-day scare that Tara could only follow by phone. Back in the States, the movers take two days instead of one, the e-bike ships with no battery, and Tara squeezes in a few last pole classes with her best friend.

The episode ends with a taxi, an address Tara has never seen as home, and a reunion her daughter didn’t know was coming.

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