Whew the hope you see in his eyes there at the end when he sees her again.

Their first kiss after they reconcile is going to be EPIC!!

Once again, another lovely clip by Susan!

Excellent. Oh season 3, please be still my heart! Give us a good happy ever after! I hope so! For Charlotte sake as well as Alexander’s! Beautiful video Susan! Bravo! 👍👍❤️❤️

HeyBourne forever 🥰

This song by Danny Gokey is a tear jerker. After being with his 1st wife for 12 years, she passed away about 4 weeks before he auditioned for American Idol. I love his songs and his heart for Jesus. And, I love HEYBOURNE!!! This song is perfect for them. Thanks Susan for adding this one to all the others you've done so well. CAN'T WAIT FOR SEASON 3!!!!!!

Oh yes!!! Thanks Susan!! Another winner 💚💙💜

Beautiful 😍

I’m left almost without words, mostly just tears watching this video. Please, Season 3… bring them the happy ever after they truly need and deserve. I ❤️ Alexander and Charlotte!

I wanna see some serious grovelling from Alexander in S3.

Beautifully performed and executed! I believe their hearts will beat harmoniously together again in the next season, though it might take detours.

Charlotte deserves to hear the words "I LOVE YOU, MY DEAR CHARLOTTE! " from a man finally. But not from a man, from Alexander only. And not once but thousand times!

That's lover's and friends,,,, the Best Kind.

Thank You My Susan.😁🥰🥰🥰 Already having withdrawals.😬

This is just beautiful….. what an amazing song. I’ll hand it to you the song is just beautiful. You have captured that feeling once again. What a sensational series just so well presented. To come up with a perfect song like this is just so right. Thank you !

What a beautiful and so applicable song for Heybourne.❤️❤️❤️

“Step in to the light of Grace” …ALL the words of this song mean SO much more, in the light of grace …

Susan Firth, I can’t say enough about you. I cannot give you enough gratitude. I cannot adequately express how much your work has enriched my experience of Sanditon, how much it has dug emotions out of dungeons in my heart, how much I have cried and laughed and pondered because of it. Your work has made my emotions occupy me and my time, all to the detriment of the vacuuming and the laundry and all those other things. I started this season’s episodes with detachment, “Okay, so when IS this? I know it’s at least before we had cars. What was the date on that coffin? They must be kidding - it’s 1820?” Boy, was I off the mark. With my architect’s eye I wondered, “Hmm, what is that ballroom flooring material? Were tiles like that made in 1820? I bet the flooring on the set is actually just smooth painted concrete, though. Were they really able to make such elaborate wallpaper back then? How did all those clothes get made without sewing machines? Look at that classical detailing in the door trim…” Your work has jolted me from thinking about historical context to facing my raw emotions. You’ve caused me to follow a deeper arc of the Sanditon story, from this technical analysis to personal catharsis. This has been unexpected therapy for me, revealing my own buried pain from heartbreak and betrayal, thoughts of hugs I never got from my father, memories of my own confusion about being independent, a reminder that I still cannot forgive myself, and, with five brothers, so much sobbing from a pain I never knew I carried for the sister I never had. Because of your perspective, I see with clarity again the primordial power of love in our lives. I did not seek out or anticipate these reactions or the writing it inspired that I’ve shared. Your work has been a beautiful gift, and I thank you for that.

Perfect song Susan!!! Well done!!!

Beautiful song with lovely clips.