"they're like, 'are you sure that he feels for you the same way that you're feeling for him?' And honestly, I don't know how you're feeling."
"I'm not gonna 'big L' you unless you're there with me."
"I think you will enjoy the next couple of episodes, because it's really the time that Mel has got to start opening up. You've seen me cry plenty, but now it's time to see some emotion out of Mel."
"These episodes are really going to shake Bachelor Nation, shake the Goldens. And I think we're starting to really see what relationships are like when you're in their golden years, how complicated they can be, and what compromises people have to make. And maybe those compromises people won't make."
Hometowns week brings Mel to Las Vegas for Peg, Denver for Debbie and Austin for Cindy. Cindy introduces Mel to her children and expresses strong feelings, but her kids question whether Mel feels the same way. Cindy confronts Mel about those concerns and tells a producer she will not say the "big L" unless Mel is fully present. With three women remaining, Mel faces pivotal decisions and emotional opening. Upcoming episodes promise more visible emotion from Mel and exploration of how romantic compromises and complications play out in later-life relationships.
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