Ep 11. You Can Count on Me

Titled "You Can Count on Me," the eleventh episode of Wildfire season 3 is a story of trust, loyalty and forgiveness. The episode is set in the sprawling ranch of Raintree, where the tension between the family members reaches a new height.

As the episode opens, the viewers witness the tension between Matt and Dani, who seem to be at loggerheads over certain business deals. Matt is concerned about the future of the ranch while Dani is more focused on expanding her own business. Their argument, however, is interrupted by an unexpected visitor, Junior, the son of their former employee, who is now seeking refuge at Raintree.

Despite his troubled past, Junior is well received by the Ritter family, who treats him like one of their own. Kris, in particular, forms an immediate bond with Junior and is determined to help him in any way possible. She even convinces Junior to open up about his problems, and he reveals that he is on the run from some dangerous people who are after him.

Kris cannot allow Junior to face his problems alone, and she decides to help him, even if it means going against the wishes of her family. Gripped with grief over her father's death, Kris is determined to find some sense of purpose in helping Junior. With Pablo, her loyal friend by her side, Kris sets out on a journey to protect Junior and give him a new lease of life.

Meanwhile, Dani is busy expanding her business, and her new client, Tony, has deadlines to meet. Desperate to deliver on time, Dani seeks the help of Matt, who is unreceptive to her request. Unable to handle her frustration, Dani turns to Bobby for help, but her actions have unintended consequences.

As the episode progresses, the tension between the Ritters intensifies, with each member struggling to come to terms with their own personal problems. Even as they bicker and argue, the bond of family continues to unite them. Junior finds the courage to confront his problems, and Kris proves to be the perfect friend to guide him through his troubles.

In the end, the episode is a testament to the unbreakable bond of family. It highlights the power of trust, loyalty, and forgiveness in overcoming even the most insurmountable obstacles.