“She came back to me the next day and it wasn't a five-minute conversation. “The prime example is when April was really flustered after meeting my parents. “I think the hardest thing to understand about it for an outsider is that it's not, one second there's drama and then the next second the drama is resolved,” explained Tim, who originally is from Campbellville, Ont. But in the televised version, it seemed as if she just got a good night's sleep and all was well again. Now, the finale was filmed in Tahiti, so it would have been a hell of a swim. The most notable “situation” in the finale involved April becoming so overwhelmed by the enormity of what was occurring that she threatened to go home. “But then also, it's interesting to watch it all back on TV, because sometimes you're so nervous on camera or in a situation that you forget maybe how the whole situation went down.” “We're so excited to do the little things, like grocery shopping or Christmas shopping. “It has been five months of secrecy, so we're dying to get out in public,” said April, a realtor from Wasaga Beach, Ont. But it was filmed many months ago, so Tim and April had to keep their relationship under wraps as viewers caught up, week by week. In the second-season finale of The Bachelor Canada, which aired Tuesday on City, Tim proposed to April. “But it has never come to that, thankfully.” Of course, Tim, there's nothing to stop you from wearing a wig, too, if you're so inclined. “Well, April is an expert wig-wearer now,” Tim said. After keeping their relationship secret for close to half a year, Tim Warmels and April Brockman should look for work in the spy industry.
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