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00:00:00Once you are married, you will inherit this hotel.
00:00:04Thank you, John. I can't believe I'm getting married in the castle my mother left for me.
00:00:09I'm truly blessed. I just wish she was here to see it.
00:00:15Elsa, come with me. There's something wrong.
00:00:19The Marshall Group released their latest financial report showing a significant increase of 106% from last year.
00:00:26The identity of the group's president remains unknown.
00:00:39Mr. Marshall, why did you insist on acquiring this rundown hotel and visiting here undercover?
00:00:49Will you forget about me after you leave?
00:00:53Oh, you wouldn't get it.
00:00:54I remember you visited here as a child. You told your mother you wanted to marry a girl from here.
00:00:58That's not why you're buying the place, is it?
00:01:01Oh, I'm sorry. I'm in the middle of something.
00:01:03Damn it.
00:01:08What the hell are you doing?
00:01:14Your wedding with my sister is about to start.
00:01:16There's still time.
00:01:21What the hell are you doing?
00:01:24Elsa, what are you doing here?
00:01:26Elsa, I can explain this.
00:01:29Explain what?
00:01:31This isn't rocket science.
00:01:32What? You want to call the wedding off or something?
00:01:36Come on now, you don't want to get us all worked up out of nothing.
00:01:39Over nothing.
00:01:40Elsa, let it go.
00:01:43No. I'm not going to sleep with Boris after the wedding.
00:01:46You shut your damn mouth.
00:01:47Yeah, well, don't forget that you still need my money to keep your hotel open.
00:01:52You don't want your mom's hotel to go down under now, do you?
00:01:54I would never marry a stupid piece of trash like you.
00:02:00Bravo.
00:02:00Oh, Elsa. You really think that you're so high and mighty, don't you?
00:02:06I bet this was your mom's wedding dress, wasn't it?
00:02:10You know, someone in the right mind definitely wouldn't marry you.
00:02:14I didn't marry you. I didn't marry you and nobody else will.
00:02:22I'll marry this waiter instead of you.
00:02:26You're not talking about me, okay?
00:02:29Well, what do you say? Want to get married?
00:02:34Certainly not.
00:02:34Will you forget me after you leave?
00:02:42It was my mother's. I recognize you every time I see it.
00:02:54See, even a waiter wouldn't marry you, darling.
00:02:59Certainly not a no. I'll marry you.
00:03:03Really?
00:03:03Oh, really? You're gonna go off and marry some random waiter just to get under my skin?
00:03:10Elsa, you have to think this through. Dad wouldn't be happy.
00:03:18Looks like this hotel is Mr. Marshall's lucky place.
00:03:25Mr. Marshall is getting married.
00:03:32And now, ladies and gentlemen, let us all welcome our beautiful bride, Elsa.
00:03:55Elsa, you are off your rocker.
00:03:57So what on earth is happening here?
00:04:00John, I'll explain everything later. Let's just proceed with the ceremony.
00:04:03Daddy! Stop her! If she gets married, she'll take over the hotel!
00:04:08You can't marry this... this waiter!
00:04:11Charles Gallagher from the Marshall Group? What the hell is he doing here?
00:04:22Mr. and Mrs. Marshall's last wish was to see their boy get married. God knows when he'll get
00:04:27married if he misses this chance. These people can't ruin it!
00:04:30This couple is meant to be. Let's get this ceremony started.
00:04:34What is Mr. Marshall's man doing here?
00:04:36Is this the mysterious Mr. Marshall, perhaps?
00:04:38Are you out of your mind? Isn't Mr. Marshall supposed to be some old geezer?
00:04:44Yeah! This guy was just standing there holding a tray! He's a waiter!
00:04:47That's right! How could the president of the Marshall Group fancy Elsa?
00:04:53Elsa, what's your, uh, fiancee's name?
00:04:56This is the one and only...
00:05:00This is the one and only Arthur...
00:05:02Arthur... Arthur Clooney. Sorry to disappoint.
00:05:07Sorry, Mom. Gotta borrow your last name for a sec. This is not the time for Mr. Marshall to make his debut.
00:05:12See? I told you he's not Mr. Marshall. He's just a waiter.
00:05:16Yep. I'm just a waiter. Have any second thoughts? You can always back out.
00:05:21Absolutely not. You are miles better than this cheating rat.
00:05:25How could a waiter hold a candle to me? I mean, you are fucking insane!
00:05:29Look who's losing it over nothing now! And besides, he's way hotter than you'll ever be.
00:05:33Hmph. Can't argue with her there.
00:05:36I'm Elsa. Elsa Hunter. It's nice to meet you.
00:05:39Now, today is my wedding day, so I'll be marrying whoever I goddamn well please!
00:05:45Now, excuse me.
00:05:46What the hell?
00:05:48Now, can we please just continue with the ceremony?
00:06:02Do you, Arthur Clooney, take Elsa Hunter to be your wife, to love and to cherish,
00:06:12in sickness and in health, forsaking all others?
00:06:14Yes, I do.
00:06:16Do you, Elsa Hunter, take Arthur Clooney...
00:06:18Yes, I do. I do.
00:06:22Please exchange rings.
00:06:24Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't... I didn't have time to get one.
00:06:27No.
00:06:38You may kiss the bride.
00:06:52What a day.
00:06:52What a day. I was with Boris for five goddamn years.
00:06:58Ugh, that stupid son of a bitch.
00:07:04Oh, uh, you're probably hungry. I'll check the fridge.
00:07:08You got the hotel, right? Why are you so upset?
00:07:26I'm broke as a joke. It's just another cliche story.
00:07:30Cheating father, wicked stepsister, and a broken home.
00:07:38My mom built the Hunter Hotel.
00:07:46Elsa, you're a princess.
00:07:48This hotel is your castle.
00:07:51After she passed, my dad cooked up this crazy will that said,
00:08:00if I don't get married by my 25th birthday, I'll lose my entire inheritance.
00:08:05So, thank you for helping me keep my mom's castle.
00:08:09It's kind of melodramatic, isn't it?
00:08:11Not at all.
00:08:11I'm sorry you had to go through all that.
00:08:25I didn't get a chance to get you a proper cake for your big day.
00:08:28The birthdays are meant to be joyful, so let's leave those sorry memories behind.
00:08:36Come on, make a wish.
00:08:45All right, you should go shower. I'll set up the couch.
00:08:49Okay.
00:08:58Elsa, I forgot a towel. Can you bring me one?
00:09:12Sure.
00:09:16Here.
00:09:23You like what you see, huh?
00:09:25Sorry.
00:09:26Elsa?
00:09:30I'm showering. What's the matter?
00:09:32You asked me to come and collect the rent today. What are you, not going to keep your word now?
00:09:35You're not going to find a cheaper apartment anywhere else, I can tell you that much.
00:09:38Can you come back tomorrow, please? That really isn't a good time.
00:09:50You brought a man back, didn't you?
00:09:51No, no, I didn't. I'm just showering. Please come back later.
00:09:56I'm not stupid. I can see the shoes by the door.
00:10:04Hell no. You have been skimping on rent for three months and now you've gone ahead and broken our
00:10:09agreement by bringing a man back? Pack your bags. You're out of here.
00:10:12Can you please just leave?
00:10:20I'm sick and tired of your bullshit. See?
00:10:23It's just me. No man here.
00:10:26You've been living off me like a parasite. If I ever catch you in the act, you're out on your ass!
00:10:37Smooth.
00:10:41You like that?
00:10:42Sorry, I didn't mean to, um...
00:10:57I will let you handle that. Yes, um...
00:11:03Mr. Marshall, are you and Mrs. Marshall coming back tonight?
00:11:12I've had the maids clean the villa.
00:11:14She doesn't know who I am.
00:11:15So she really thinks you're a waiter?
00:11:17Yeah, she has great taste.
00:11:18Unbelievable. Is she possessed or what?
00:11:21What do you mean?
00:11:22I'm pretty sure she married me for my good looks.
00:11:26How bad?
00:11:27I think this is the real deal.
00:11:29You know what she just did? She looked at my...
00:11:32Hello? Hello?
00:11:34Ugh, I'm losing my signal. Hello?
00:11:37This reception sucks!
00:11:42Yes, if you could just, um, help me get the divorce papers ready.
00:11:45All right, just let me know what it's done. Thanks.
00:11:54Sorry, I didn't mean to do that in the bathroom.
00:11:57No, it's all right.
00:12:00Um, well, it's late. I know this place isn't much, but, um, you can sleep on the couch.
00:12:05Sure.
00:12:06Um, I have work tomorrow. I should go to bed.
00:12:18Good night.
00:12:20Good night.
00:12:21It's probably about the divorce.
00:12:22Welcome back, Mr. and Mrs.
00:12:37Where's Mrs. Marshall?
00:12:40You seemed so excited last night.
00:12:45Sir, are you really not going to tell her who you are?
00:12:49Just forget about it.
00:12:50I'm getting a divorce anyway.
00:12:57Ma'am, check out this secret contract. It seems Gavin pulled a fast one on us.
00:13:01It's time to kick his ass off the board.
00:13:03No. Not yet.
00:13:05I'm keen on seeing what my father and sis have cooked up first.
00:13:10Next, we're rejecting Elsa's run for president and nominating Jennifer for the position.
00:13:20You're getting a little ahead of yourself, don't you think?
00:13:25If it isn't my dear sister who tied the knot with a waiter, setting the bar a little low, aren't you?
00:13:32Boris has pulled his investment. The hotel's on the brink of bankruptcy.
00:13:37Hmm. Seems like you're desperate to suck up to him a little bit. Why don't you have Jennifer do it?
00:13:43They were all over each other yesterday. Stop lying.
00:13:49Boris up and left you after your role in the hay and you take it out on me?
00:13:52You're the one who's engaged to Boris. Forget it. The board's in favor of my proposal.
00:13:59Enough talking. Just get the hell out of here.
00:14:02We can't offend the Boris family.
00:14:04I say we let Gavin leave. Kids today don't have work business.
00:14:09Sweetheart, a young lady like you can't possibly run a hotel.
00:14:12But why don't you just hand over your shares?
00:14:15You didn't see that coming, did you?
00:14:17Even if you managed to get married, you still don't get the hotel.
00:14:23Can we talk about the Jasco merger?
00:14:27Arthur.
00:14:28This is Elsa's lawyer, John.
00:14:30What can I do for you?
00:14:31Well, here's the thing. Elsa has tasked me to draft a three-month contract.
00:14:36A wedding agreement with you. Upon expiration, Elsa will compensate you accordingly.
00:14:42Compensate?
00:14:44Please don't take this the wrong way. Elsa's not trying to divorce you.
00:14:47She's just saying thanks this way for helping save her inheritance rights at the Hunter.
00:14:52So she was trying to respect my choice. I misunderstood.
00:14:55Hello? Arthur? You still there?
00:14:58Uh-huh.
00:14:59Trust me when I say that she's a very capable woman.
00:15:03Well, of course I trust her. She's my wife. Where is she now?
00:15:08Probably at the board meeting.
00:15:10At the Hunter.
00:15:11My father intends to remove her as president, but I wouldn't worry about that.
00:15:16I don't think that's good.
00:15:19Hello?
00:15:20Charlie, we got a problem.
00:15:22We need to go to the Hunter himself.
00:15:23What for?
00:15:24I gotta drop off Elsa's wedding gift.
00:15:26Wedding gift? I thought you were getting a divorce.
00:15:33Have you really put in an effort to run this hotel, Pop?
00:15:38Gavin has been making secret business deals with Boris's family, selling them hotel shares for less
00:15:44than ten times the market value. And once he gets his way, he'll walk away with the money,
00:15:50and leave you two with nothing.
00:15:52Gavin, you son of a bitch.
00:15:54That door backwards for you. This is how you act?
00:15:56That document is fake.
00:15:57It's real.
00:15:59Now let's vote.
00:16:01Who's going to cast their ballot for me as president?
00:16:03Great. Looks like I stay in power.
00:16:15You can't do this to me. The Hunter Hotel is mine.
00:16:20When Boris's money runs out, your hotel is doomed.
00:16:24Damn. I need to reassure them. Here we go.
00:16:29Don't worry, folks. I, um, already have a new investor lined up, so...
00:16:34What investor could rival Boris's money?
00:16:37Yeah, sis, you better crawl back to Boris and kiss the ground he walks on.
00:16:43What kind of investment could you possibly get? Huh?
00:16:48Is it some D-list company, or perhaps you're just lying?
00:16:52Um, rest assured, the new investor is, um, is...
00:17:00The Marshall Group.
00:17:06What are you doing here?
00:17:07The new investor is the Marshall Group, and I've never heard anyone refer to them as D-list before.
00:17:13The Marshall Group? They rank top five globally.
00:17:17You apologize for being late to the party.
00:17:18What are you doing here? This is too much.
00:17:21I don't know anyone from the Marshall Group, but I can't cover for this.
00:17:23Cover what? Think I'm lying?
00:17:26I can't believe you can pull in the Marshall Group's investments.
00:17:29Boris doesn't compare to this at all.
00:17:31Exactly. I know you were so capable.
00:17:33Uh, her finding the investment for the hotel?
00:17:38She's lying. And she's making fake documents.
00:17:42And you? You can stop fooling us with your little act.
00:17:47You're not some Marshall Group big shot person.
00:17:50You're just a broke-ass waiter.
00:17:52Broke-ass waiter? You have no idea who I am.
00:17:56I'm actually dece...
00:17:56Oh, uh, Arthur is the mail clerk at the mailroom who delivers documents at the Marshall Group.
00:18:04No one is throwing him out, okay?
00:18:09You know, foraging documents is against the law.
00:18:11It's fine.
00:18:12What about this is fine?
00:18:15It's fine because the document is real.
00:18:17Okay, you just keep your mouth shut, don't say a word, and stay behind me.
00:18:21I got you covered.
00:18:22Sweetheart, you better lawyer up.
00:18:24The damn contract is real.
00:18:26That can't be true.
00:18:30This is indeed the seal of the Marshall Group. It can't be forged.
00:18:35How is that possible? How could Elsa get the funding from the Marshall Group?
00:18:40There's no telling where Arthur got this contract from, but if Gavin contacts the Marshall Group for
00:18:45verification, Arthur will be in trouble. I can't make this last longer than it has to.
00:18:50Well, since the document is genuine, I suggest you both leave.
00:18:56Now.
00:18:59You just wait and see. I'll get the hotel back in no time.
00:19:09That was nerve-wracking.
00:19:13I'm sorry.
00:19:16Why did you come here again?
00:19:18Well, I heard someone wanted a divorce.
00:19:20Well, I mean, I kind of forced you to marry me on a whim, didn't I?
00:19:24I was afraid you've regretted it.
00:19:26Yeah, what if I don't regret it at all?
00:19:33Why did you fake that contract? I mean, I know you wanted to help, but-
00:19:37It's actually not fake.
00:19:39Let me just say something really quick.
00:19:41I hate lies. And if I ever find out that you've been lying to me, I will not take kindly to it.
00:19:50Oof. If Elsa finds out I'm the president of Marshall Group, will she think I've been lying all along?
00:19:56She can't know it.
00:19:57Anyway, what were you saying? Sorry.
00:19:59Uh, that's what I was going to say. Honesty is everything in a relationship.
00:20:04Exactly.
00:20:06Now I just need to figure out how to contact the Marshall Group and see about this investment.
00:20:10Well, let's grab a bite to eat and maybe they'll contact you soon.
00:20:20Dave, I need your help putting someone in her place.
00:20:23Send you the picture.
00:20:24You know the rules?
00:20:25Money's on the way.
00:20:27Make sure she gets the message.
00:20:40Madam, nice to meet you.
00:20:44Please.
00:20:46Aren't you the president of the Marshall Group's assistant?
00:20:49I saw you at my wedding.
00:20:50Wait, what are you doing here?
00:20:53Unless you're really the president of-
00:20:56Of course not. I'm just a waiter.
00:20:59I rented this car to protect your image.
00:21:02Charlie, please return this car. I will not be needing it anymore.
00:21:06She doesn't know who I am.
00:21:08Got it. You're playing Cinderella.
00:21:10Just cover it for me, would you?
00:21:12Madam, this is the Marshall Group's luxury car rental.
00:21:15Your husband called us.
00:21:18You didn't have to waste your money like this to make me look good.
00:21:22Wait, but aren't you the president's right-hand man?
00:21:26Why are you delivering this car personally?
00:21:28Our president likes us to cater to our clients ourselves.
00:21:32Ah, I see.
00:21:38Feel free to contact us for any future services.
00:21:52Hello?
00:21:53What?
00:21:56What?
00:21:57The Marshall Group wants to collaborate with us?
00:21:59I'll be there tomorrow, thank you.
00:22:00You are just like a walking four-leaf clover.
00:22:09I can't keep hiding it from her. I should tell Elsa the truth.
00:22:13Elsa, there's something I need to tell you.
00:22:14What is it?
00:22:16I'm actually the-
00:22:17This ain't your fight, kid. Give us the woman and piss off.
00:22:25Who sent you?
00:22:26We're paid not to speak. Suffice it to say, you crossed the wrong folks.
00:22:31They're here for me. Just get out of here, okay?
00:22:34No, I know I haven't known you that long, but you're my wife now. I'm bound to protect you.
00:22:39Oh, that's gonna hurt. I guess the confession can hurt.
00:22:56What the hell was that?
00:23:00You're the Marshall's bodyguards.
00:23:01The fuck?
00:23:03We don't got no beef with the Marshalls.
00:23:04Shut up.
00:23:09Your bodyguards?
00:23:10Actually, they're my creditors.
00:23:14Creditors?
00:23:14Mm-hmm.
00:23:15How much do you owe them?
00:23:16A hundred grand each.
00:23:17A hundred grand each?
00:23:19Paul and Rick are top-notch bodyguards, so a hundred grand a month isn't much.
00:23:23If you owe them that much money, why are they protecting us right now?
00:23:27Well, if I die, who's gonna pay back my debts, right?
00:23:30Boss, we got the info.
00:23:31Boss?
00:23:32I know your boss is rushing you, but let him know I'll make the payment, okay?
00:23:41She doesn't know my identity, so she doesn't know you're my bodyguards.
00:23:44Okay, so what am I supposed to do then?
00:23:46Punch me.
00:23:47What?
00:23:47Yeah, punch me.
00:23:51Oh my god, I can't believe you hit me.
00:23:53I didn't tap him.
00:23:57Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. We can talk this through. We'll pay whatever money you need back,
00:24:01okay?
00:24:02Aww.
00:24:02She's protecting me.
00:24:04Look, we don't care how you get us the money, all right? As long as you get us the money.
00:24:10Just give me a few more days, please.
00:24:12Three days, no more.
00:24:14Three days? You got it.
00:24:15By the way, Jennifer hired those two thugs, so you best take care of your own ass.
00:24:20Jennifer, she has really crossed the line this time.
00:24:27Jennifer's your sister, right?
00:24:29You're bleeding.
00:24:33Well, I don't think this is the time to have sex.
00:24:36I can't use my own dress, can I?
00:24:52I can't stop the bleeding.
00:24:54I need to take care of this upstairs.
00:24:57Doesn't it bother you that your family treats you like this?
00:24:59Family? I haven't called them my family in years, since my mom died. I don't have a family.
00:25:07You do now.
00:25:23What's going on?
00:25:24Mrs. Salinger, how could you-
00:25:29You've been freeloading for three months and haven't paid me an ounce of respect.
00:25:34That apartment's been rented to someone who will pay.
00:25:36You better clear out all that mess or it's going straight in the trash.
00:25:43We're homeless now.
00:25:48We're homeless now.
00:25:49Uncle Smith, I remember you have that place on Maple Street?
00:25:57Yes, that's your house, sir.
00:26:00Yeah, he's got an empty house there.
00:26:02On Maple Street? He must be rich.
00:26:05It's the house on the street next to Maple Street. Right? Right.
00:26:11No, we don't have a house.
00:26:13Well, he just bought it.
00:26:14Still, a house in that area, that's costly.
00:26:19It's an apartment.
00:26:20Apartment, got it?
00:26:21Yes, sir.
00:26:23It's still expensive.
00:26:24Oh, he's taking out loans. God knows how much debt that guy's in.
00:26:30Shall we?
00:26:42Arthur, you're gonna make the alarm go off if you keep entering the wrong code.
00:26:45Yeah, I forgot the password.
00:26:48I'm gonna call Uncle Smith.
00:26:54What are you two doing here?
00:26:55Well, we do have a day job.
00:26:59Yeah.
00:27:00We clean houses for a living.
00:27:02You know how it is. Tough economy. Gotta make it do what it do.
00:27:09Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. No, sure do. Collecting debts is just our side hustle.
00:27:15Right.
00:27:15Of course, it's just a little too coincidental.
00:27:21Yeah, how about you guys do your jobs properly and stay away from us?
00:27:24Right?
00:27:25Right, yeah.
00:27:26Yeah, yeah.
00:27:26Would you go first?
00:27:28Sure, that's a good one.
00:27:29Good night.
00:27:30Mm-hmm.
00:27:30Mm-hmm.
00:27:31Damn, they must be really struggling for money.
00:27:34No wonder they're repressing you so hard to get their money back.
00:27:37Guys.
00:27:38Why are Paul and Rick here?
00:27:44Sir?
00:27:45You are a billionaire.
00:27:46We need to keep you safe.
00:27:47Paul and Rick are there to protect you.
00:27:54Your wound needs to be bandaged.
00:28:08Listen, is it your wound?
00:28:26Yeah. Can you get me some ice?
00:28:28Sure.
00:28:38Why are there cameras in my house?
00:28:39Sir, again, you are a billionaire. We need to keep you safe.
00:28:42The cameras are for your protection.
00:28:44They better be.
00:28:57He always was stubborn.
00:29:00I thought you wanted to ice your wound. Why is your shirt off?
00:29:08What is it?
00:29:22What have you done to Jennifer?
00:29:23You should be asking her what she did to me.
00:29:25Oh, really?
00:29:26Because she's in the hospital while you're sitting around just fine.
00:29:30Look, I don't know anything about that.
00:29:31All I know is she sent some goons to attack me.
00:29:33You better be home tomorrow so you can explain yourself to Jennifer.
00:29:37I don't have time for this nonsense.
00:29:41You okay?
00:29:42We will cross our bridge when we get there.
00:29:45In the meantime, I'm gonna get some sleep.
00:29:48Don't you want to get back to what we were doing earlier?
00:29:51There'll be plenty of time for that later.
00:30:03You made all this?
00:30:04Yep. Then I was thinking I could drive you to work once we're done eating.
00:30:08I'm sorry. I'm already running late. I gotta go.
00:30:18Charlie, meet me at the office right away.
00:30:20Is that Arthur?
00:30:33Excuse me.
00:30:34Are you Miss Hunter from the Hunter Hotel?
00:30:35Uh, yes, that's me.
00:30:37Please come with me.
00:30:40Have Paul and his team dealt with the thugs who attacked us?
00:30:42Don't worry, it's been handled. Sir, the missus is-
00:30:45I just want to make sure she doesn't get hurt again.
00:30:46Sure thing, but I think you need to leave the office-
00:30:49And remember, she doesn't know who I am.
00:30:52Mr. Marshall's ready for you.
00:30:53Mr. Marshall's a very busy man. Please be brief.
00:31:00Sure thing.
00:31:04Wait, what were you trying to say?
00:31:05Elsa is on her way in. You need to leave before she-
00:31:09Too late.
00:31:10You're the president of the Marshall Group?
00:31:22No, um, the maintenance worker hired by the president.
00:31:28Chair's all fixed, sir. Feel sturdy?
00:31:29Yeah, it's pretty good. Your name's Arthur, right? You're a very nice young man.
00:31:36Aren't you the president's assistant?
00:31:38Uh, he is. Um, Mr. Marshall is on a business trip, and he is the acting president.
00:31:44How do you know so much?
00:31:45Well, I've come here from time to time to fix up the chairs, and we've gotten quite acquainted.
00:31:52Okay, well, this is the investment proposal from the Hunter Hotel. Please take a look.
00:32:00Well, it looks great. We're on board.
00:32:03What? You didn't even read it?
00:32:05Well, you know, hon, Mr. Marshall's actually had his eye on the Hunter Hotel.
00:32:08I've been in the Hunter Hotel for quite a while. Great location, great history,
00:32:12very Instagram friendly, good reputation. So I- Mr. Marshall likes it a lot. And all in all,
00:32:19investing in the Hunter Hotel makes a lot of sense for the Marshall.
00:32:33Thank you. Uh, since you're done, are you also leaving?
00:32:39Uh, I have to, uh, fix a sofa, uh, first. So why don't you go first?
00:32:49You know, I heard the president of the Marshall group could be kind of mean sometimes.
00:32:54It's good he wasn't here or that little speech you just gave might have cost us the deal.
00:32:59Oh, well, don't worry. I know him well. And he's actually a nice guy. And easy on the eyes, too.
00:33:09Well, thank you so much, sir.
00:33:11Are you okay? Is the chair comfortable enough?
00:33:22Follow up on collaboration with the Hunter Hotel. Offer them the best terms.
00:33:25Right away.
00:33:39Elsa.
00:33:40Are you finished with the sofa?
00:33:42Yeah, almost. Hey, I forgot to congratulate you on landing that deal.
00:33:47Well, thanks for putting in a good word for me.
00:33:49Well, even if I wasn't there, I know the president still would have signed it.
00:33:53Thanks, hon. Love you.
00:34:01Sir, you really are in love.
00:34:09Elsa, what the hell do you want from us?
00:34:12I'm sorry, you're the one barging into my office. What is it you want?
00:34:17Look what you've done to your sister.
00:34:19What is this all about?
00:34:25Elsa, you already have the hotel. Why did you send people after me?
00:34:30Okay, hold on, hold on. You're the one who hired thugs to attack me, not the other way around.
00:34:35Enough! You're truly vicious. How could you do this to your own sister?
00:34:40Oh, she's my sister now all of a sudden. You think I don't remember all you've done to me?
00:34:45You ungrateful little bitch. Hand the deed to the hotel over to your sister,
00:34:51or you're going to be counting bars in a jail cell.
00:34:54Yeah, Elsa. Sign the damn paper. You wouldn't want to end up in jail.
00:34:59Sign it now!
00:35:00We have witnesses.
00:35:01They can testify that you hired criminals to attack me.
00:35:05Drop the act, sis. You wouldn't survive jail.
00:35:09I already called the police.
00:35:11And I have witnesses too.
00:35:20Now, tell me, who hired you to attack me?
00:35:26You can't prove anything.
00:35:31If you're smart, you ought to tell us who hired you.
00:35:33I'll say it. It was Jennifer. Jennifer Hunter.
00:35:38Jennifer, who was you?
00:35:43You useless clowns!
00:35:44You need to come with us. You did as well. Let's go!
00:35:50Elsa, drop the charges against Jennifer right this minute.
00:35:55She might have sent those two to come after you, but you're still in one piece.
00:35:59You are her sister. How can you be so heartless?
00:36:03I'm pretty sure I fired you from the Hunter group.
00:36:09Please leave now.
00:36:13You're dead to me.
00:36:24Miss Hunter, it seems those thugs have been in contact with your sister again.
00:36:28Be careful.
00:36:29How do you know?
00:36:31I've been keeping an eye on them, making sure that we receive your payment.
00:36:36We'll keep watch. Just make sure you get the money.
00:36:47Protecting creditors is part of our job.
00:36:50And don't worry, I'll get the money back to you as soon as possible.
00:36:52Good luck.
00:36:59It feels so good to get even with them.
00:37:06Is Elsa okay?
00:37:07You're right, boss. She plays it like a pro.
00:37:11Boss, your wife's sister has been in contact with those thugs again.
00:37:20That's right. I don't touch money.
00:37:22Should we take care of that?
00:37:24No. Just let her know.
00:37:28It's risky, boss.
00:37:30Trust me. She's got this.
00:37:33Just back her up when she needs it.
00:37:37I knew it. She's a genius.
00:37:40Her brains, my looks, were the perfect team.
00:37:43There we go again.
00:37:46Boss, where are we going?
00:37:48We're going home.
00:37:50I'm a surprise for Elsa.
00:37:53You did all this?
00:38:04With my own hands.
00:38:11Fighting, working, cooking.
00:38:15A man of many talents.
00:38:18Dating included.
00:38:20Well, I shall savor every bite.
00:38:23Thank you for dinner.
00:38:36It was delicious.
00:38:38You're in a good mood.
00:38:39Sort of.
00:38:40Let me guess.
00:38:43Something to do with your family.
00:38:44Jennifer got all roughed up somehow and she and Gavin showed up and threatened me.
00:38:50But I was ready and I kicked them out of the hotel.
00:38:54Well, that is really something to celebrate.
00:38:56Standing up to them felt so good.
00:38:57You okay?
00:39:01Not great.
00:39:02Showering is kind of a pain.
00:39:07Maybe you can lend me a hand.
00:39:11Hey, take it easy over there.
00:39:12Stop making jokes like that.
00:39:14Well, my arm really hurts.
00:39:16I've never tended to a wound before.
00:39:19What if I hurt you?
00:39:20I'll just mess with you.
00:39:22I'm gonna go shower.
00:39:29What are you so afraid of, Elsa?
00:39:36She's in such great shape.
00:39:38Why didn't you just say yes?
00:39:40Yeah, why didn't you just say yes?
00:39:41Remember my arms hurt?
00:39:47My opening address?
00:39:49Um, if you could just step back so I can...
00:39:55Yes.
00:39:56Ah, well, it's the least I could do.
00:40:00It's my fault you got hurt.
00:40:08Elsa just touched me.
00:40:11I-I-I don't, um...
00:40:13But I want to.
00:40:17But I want to.
00:40:20We're married, so...
00:40:22Arthur, this is just a marriage of convenience.
00:40:25We don't have to.
00:40:25Elsa, I'm starting to catch feelings.
00:40:28For me?
00:40:29I've never felt this way about someone I just met.
00:40:41Harry...
00:40:50설� ensuring she's in place.
00:40:51Can I?
00:40:52Okay...
00:41:02Hello, Bob.
00:41:03Elsa!
00:41:05Hello, Bob.
00:41:06Elsa, sorry to call you this hour.
00:41:08Just wanted to run through tomorrow's schedule.
00:41:10Go ahead.
00:41:11Morning meeting about the Marshall Group collab.
00:41:14Oh.
00:41:15Are you okay?
00:41:17Uh, yeah, I'm fine, I'm fine.
00:41:18And a dinner with the president of Salem Group tomorrow night.
00:41:22Make sure you clear your schedule.
00:41:24Okay.
00:41:24That's all. Talk to you later.
00:41:25Okay, bye.
00:41:26Bye.
00:41:34You want me to help you get dressed?
00:42:01Oh, thanks, I got it.
00:42:03Sure about that?
00:42:04Hey, okay, okay, stop that.
00:42:16Sorry, Mrs. Hunter, we couldn't clean a few of these.
00:42:18How come?
00:42:19Designer stuff. Too valuable, we can't afford to mess them up.
00:42:22These are high-end luxury brands.
00:42:25This shirt alone cost over a hundred grand.
00:42:27A hundred grand.
00:42:28A hundred grand.
00:42:31Of course.
00:42:34What are you hiding, Arthur?
00:42:40You must be hungry, yeah?
00:42:44What's wrong?
00:42:45Why did you lie to me?
00:42:46You, uh, found out.
00:42:50I'd be an idiot not to have.
00:42:53This shirt?
00:42:55A hundred grand.
00:42:56These pants?
00:42:57A hundred and fifty grand.
00:42:58This suit?
00:42:59Custom made.
00:43:00You're talking about the clothes.
00:43:04You, you, you take odd jobs, you get chased by loan sharks, and yet you can afford luxury brands?
00:43:11Be honest with me, Arthur.
00:43:12It's the company uniform.
00:43:13Uh, I mean, if I knew how pricey this all was, I would have sold it.
00:43:22Company uniform.
00:43:24Remember the Marshall Group gig?
00:43:26The suit is mine, though.
00:43:28Save for months to land that job.
00:43:30Really?
00:43:31Yeah, of course.
00:43:41That is the CEO's card.
00:43:44Um, I, I thought you would need it when you did your deal, but crushed it all by yourself.
00:43:51You got that job for me?
00:43:52Not entirely.
00:43:59Pays, please.
00:44:05Gotta come clean as soon as I get the chance.
00:44:11I really appreciate you taking the time to meet with me, and I am very much looking forward to working together.
00:44:16Likewise.
00:44:19Looking forward to working together.
00:44:20Yes, me too.
00:44:21Thank you so much.
00:44:22We'll see you next time.
00:44:28Arthur?
00:44:33Uh, you two here to collect?
00:44:35No.
00:44:36Yes.
00:44:39Is Arthur inside?
00:44:40No.
00:44:40Yes.
00:44:42Right.
00:44:43Are we supposed to?
00:44:52No.
00:44:52Just kidding.
00:44:55You know, I know our fathers didn't exactly get along, but let's consider this a new beginning.
00:45:00You know what?
00:45:01Second cheers to that.
00:45:02Arthur?
00:45:03Oh my god.
00:45:03Oh my god.
00:45:05Oh my god.
00:45:05I'm so sorry.
00:45:06You know what?
00:45:07I'm so sorry.
00:45:08Arthur?
00:45:11Arthur?
00:45:11Arthur?
00:45:13Is that the president of Time Tech in there?
00:45:22Why are we having drinks with him?
00:45:24How could I be drinking with the CEO?
00:45:26I was keeping him company.
00:45:28Keeping him company?
00:45:29Mm-hmm.
00:45:31Paul and Rick got me this bottle service gig to help me pay off my debt.
00:45:35Graham for a bottle.
00:45:36And that guy was wiping your pants?
00:45:41No, he wasn't.
00:45:42He was grumping me.
00:45:45What?
00:45:46Yeah.
00:45:46He was harassing me.
00:45:47That's terrible.
00:45:49They have gone too far.
00:45:51Come on.
00:45:51Move.
00:45:55Hey.
00:45:58Were you harassing my husband to drink?
00:46:00Yep.
00:46:01That's the guy.
00:46:02Fine.
00:46:03I'll drink for him.
00:46:12There.
00:46:13Is that enough?
00:46:14You want more?
00:46:15No, no, no.
00:46:16That's enough.
00:46:19You forced my husband to drink again, and you'll be sorry.
00:46:25And you had a deal.
00:46:26Remember?
00:46:27A grand, a bottle.
00:46:28Yeah, man.
00:46:29Just give it to her.
00:46:31Pap.
00:46:31Is that enough?
00:46:37You're lucky.
00:46:39Try forcing anyone to drink again, and I'm going to call the cops.
00:46:46Well done.
00:46:47You got the contract.
00:46:50Why did you drink so much?
00:46:53Please.
00:46:54I can drink anyone under the table.
00:46:56Another round.
00:46:57No way.
00:46:58No way.
00:47:01No one messes with my husband.
00:47:03Don't worry.
00:47:05No one messes with me.
00:47:08Right here?
00:47:09Is that you?
00:47:11Yeah.
00:47:12We got you.
00:47:13You're hot.
00:47:27Are you my husband?
00:47:29Yes, I am.
00:47:32But, wait.
00:47:33Why are there three of you?
00:47:35Which one of them is you?
00:47:37I'll go.
00:47:38You know, my husband is hotter than any celebrity.
00:47:43Really?
00:47:43Mm-hmm.
00:47:44He is the handsomest man in the whole world.
00:47:49And do you love me?
00:47:52Honey?
00:47:54Is that you?
00:47:55Why are you here?
00:47:56Uh...
00:47:57You are so gorgeous.
00:47:59You have a cute nose.
00:48:01Pretty eyes.
00:48:03Kissable lips.
00:48:05Elsa, you're playing with fire.
00:48:07Just shut up and kiss me.
00:48:11What about a marriage of convenience?
00:48:14We're married, so it's your job.
00:48:17Kiss me.
00:48:18Kiss me.
00:48:36Enough.
00:48:37Not even close.
00:48:40I guess you've had your fun.
00:48:46Time to sleep.
00:48:48Last night, you just shut up and kiss me.
00:49:05Good morning, honey.
00:49:08You want to pick up where we left off?
00:49:10No, I'm still upset about last night.
00:49:13I mean, how could those two guys sit with that crazy gig?
00:49:16So creepy.
00:49:18I mean, debt or no, that was messed up.
00:49:21Well, it was a one-time thing.
00:49:23Yeah, but you're married.
00:49:24And also, that perv had no right to fill you up.
00:49:28Don't worry.
00:49:29I'm not going to take any more of those jobs.
00:49:31I promise.
00:49:33Good.
00:49:33Sir?
00:49:35Sir?
00:49:35These are the influencers that we've invited to review the hotels.
00:49:42The most famous one is Ryan.
00:49:44And which hotel did he pick?
00:49:45The Hunter Hotel.
00:49:48You were doing it?
00:49:48No.
00:49:49He chose it himself.
00:49:50He actually visited there years ago.
00:49:53Good.
00:49:54Hope he can give Elsa's place a boost.
00:49:56We both know that hotel could use some good PR.
00:50:02What can I do for you?
00:50:03I heard that famous influencer is checking in today.
00:50:06Yes.
00:50:07Ryan Glover.
00:50:08He'll be here in about half an hour.
00:50:09I need to make sure that Elsa goes bankrupt
00:50:11so that she can sell the hotel to me.
00:50:14I heard your son is still in the hospital, right?
00:50:17You know what to do.
00:50:26Got it.
00:50:32Mr. Glover.
00:50:33Hi.
00:50:33I am so sorry, but the suite you had reserved is no longer available.
00:50:38Not available?
00:50:40How?
00:50:41It's just not available.
00:50:42Double check, will ya?
00:50:44I just confirmed the reservation this morning.
00:50:46Sorry.
00:50:47The suite is indeed no longer available.
00:50:50Is this how a five-star hotel treats its guests?
00:50:53If you're not happy, there's a door.
00:50:55Don't you know I was asked to come here by the owner?
00:50:58There's nothing I can do.
00:51:00Get me whoever's in charge.
00:51:01Now!
00:51:02Go!
00:51:03Mr. Glover!
00:51:05And you are?
00:51:07I'm Elsa Hunter, the owner of this hotel.
00:51:10Thank you so much for staying with us.
00:51:12And to show our gratitude,
00:51:13we would love to upgrade your room to the presidential suite.
00:51:16It was my mistake.
00:51:17I hadn't quite communicated everything to Bob here.
00:51:20But rest assured, we'll get you checked in in no time.
00:51:23Could you check Mr. Glover in, please?
00:51:28It'll be just a moment.
00:51:31Travel well?
00:51:31We hope you enjoy your stay.
00:51:45What was that about?
00:51:46Ms. Hunter, Ryan did book a suite in advance,
00:51:49but I must not have noticed,
00:51:51and I give it to someone else this morning.
00:51:53Ryan is a mega-influencer, okay?
00:51:56His review could make or break us.
00:51:58You know I didn't mean to do this, right?
00:52:00Besides, these influencer times,
00:52:02throw enough cash their way and they'll sing our praises.
00:52:05Ryan has professional ethics.
00:52:07When I asked him if he wanted to stay here,
00:52:09he offered to pay for himself.
00:52:10You must not have offered enough.
00:52:11Is this how you've been running things here?
00:52:13I'm just stating facts.
00:52:16All right.
00:52:18Ryan is our VIP guest.
00:52:21This cannot happen again.
00:52:23And if you want to continue to work here,
00:52:25you have to step it up.
00:52:31So she saved the day.
00:52:32She got lucky.
00:52:33What should we do next?
00:52:35Seems we need to up our game.
00:52:37Despite the little hiccup this morning,
00:52:39this hotel is actually really great.
00:52:41Headed to the spa right now,
00:52:43but tomorrow we have a reservation at the restaurant.
00:52:46And I hear they are moving.
00:52:49Keep you guys updated with what I'm doing.
00:52:51What the hell, man?
00:52:54I'm sorry.
00:52:55I didn't mean to.
00:52:56Are you kidding me?
00:52:57Watch where you're going.
00:53:18Hey, boss.
00:53:19Yeah, Mrs. Marshall.
00:53:21She's headed to the restaurant.
00:53:25Oh.
00:53:28Rotten produce?
00:53:32Expired meat?
00:53:33What did Ryan just order?
00:53:35Steak and juice.
00:53:36Just sent it out.
00:53:42Here you are, sir.
00:53:44Can I get you anything else?
00:53:46No, no.
00:53:46I'll do it.
00:53:47Thanks.
00:53:47Enjoy your meal.
00:53:48I'm so sorry, Mr. Glover.
00:53:52There was an issue with your dish,
00:53:53but I will bring you a new one right away.
00:54:01The Hunter Hotel is known for its food.
00:54:03What's the deal with all this expired meat and rotten produce?
00:54:07What can we actually serve?
00:54:10I'm afraid there is.
00:54:11Oh, but there is.
00:54:12Arthur, what's going on?
00:54:14Do I look like a Prince Charming coming to the rescue?
00:54:16How did you know I...
00:54:17Great minds, you know.
00:54:19Let's head to the kitchen.
00:54:20Hey.
00:54:22Hi.
00:54:23Okay, guys, this Alaskan crab is next level.
00:54:29Oh, my gosh.
00:54:30Looks amazing.
00:54:31We have something flying in.
00:54:33Look at this lobster tail.
00:54:34Amazing.
00:54:35Thank you so much.
00:54:36Everything's fire today, guys.
00:54:38I just wish they had the witch's soup.
00:54:40I had it years ago.
00:54:46What's on your mind?
00:54:47Oh, I'm just wondering if you really are Prince Charming.
00:54:52Well, nothing beats a bagel when you're starving.
00:54:55I'm sorry for everything that's happened to you because of me.
00:55:07And all I've given you is a bagel.
00:55:13You made this?
00:55:14Cooking is just one of my...
00:55:16One of your many talents.
00:55:19Actually, it is the best bagel I've ever had.
00:55:21This is the best bagel I've ever had.
00:55:30What's wrong?
00:55:31Is there caviar in this?
00:55:35I snagged a little earlier.
00:55:36Is it good?
00:55:37I mean, yeah, it's expensive, so...
00:55:39Well, then I'll make it for you more often.
00:55:43I didn't know Paul and Rick were Michelin chefs, too.
00:55:48How did you meet these guys?
00:55:49Well, back in the day, I was working off some debt,
00:55:52taking on all sorts of odd jobs,
00:55:54ended up washing dishes at this fancy restaurant,
00:55:56and met him there.
00:55:57You washed dishes?
00:55:59Well, let's just say I was learning the ropes,
00:56:01planning my future career moves.
00:56:03And then?
00:56:04Well, at first I was spying on them,
00:56:06trying to pick up on different tips and tricks,
00:56:08but they caught on.
00:56:10But they didn't kick me out of the restaurant.
00:56:11They actually taught me a lot, and we became friends.
00:56:13Well, I'll be sure to pay them
00:56:15for the ingredients and the hard work.
00:56:17Good.
00:56:17You know, ever since you showed up,
00:56:20all my problems keep solving themselves.
00:56:23Well, like you said,
00:56:24I'm your walking four-leaf clover.
00:56:26Do you, Arthur Clooney,
00:56:31take Elsa Hunter to be your wife,
00:56:33to love and to cherish,
00:56:34in sickness and in health,
00:56:35forsaking all others?
00:56:37Yes, I do.
00:56:38Do you, Elsa Hunter,
00:56:39take Arthur Clooney...
00:56:40Yes, I do.
00:56:41I do.
00:56:44You probably never imagined
00:56:45you'd end up here, huh?
00:56:47I never imagined I'd fall in love, either.
00:56:54Hmm?
00:56:56Wait, what'd you say?
00:56:58You'll find out soon enough.
00:57:00Huh, honey!
00:57:05Baby made it!
00:57:06Hey, darling!
00:57:08Who are you?
00:57:09I'm Celine.
00:57:10Your appointment.
00:57:11There must be some mistake.
00:57:12I didn't make an appointment.
00:57:13Hunter Hotel,
00:57:14presidential suite.
00:57:15I'm in the right spot.
00:57:19Huh, honey!
00:57:20Ryan?
00:57:23How could you?
00:57:24I can explain this!
00:57:28Uh...
00:57:28Keep your mouth shut.
00:57:40Mr. Glover,
00:57:41I am so sorry.
00:57:43Some people were having a costume party
00:57:44and my friend here
00:57:45had a little too much to drink.
00:57:46It'll not happen again.
00:57:48You know,
00:57:49I am not that easy to fool.
00:57:52I am not that easy to fool.
00:57:54Don't expect
00:57:55a glowing review from me.
00:57:57But, Mr. Glover,
00:57:57I can explain!
00:57:59No need.
00:58:00Because I know all this
00:58:01had nothing to do with you.
00:58:03Huh?
00:58:03From the front house
00:58:05to the restaurant
00:58:06to what just happened here.
00:58:08I mean,
00:58:08I gotta say,
00:58:09you handled it really well.
00:58:10But then why are you going to leave
00:58:12the hotel a bad review?
00:58:13Because these problems
00:58:13shouldn't have happened
00:58:14in the first place.
00:58:16You know,
00:58:16I've heard great stories
00:58:18about the Hunter Hotel.
00:58:20But it seems to me
00:58:21like you have some severe
00:58:22staffing issues.
00:58:24If...
00:58:24You are the owner of the hotel.
00:58:26You should be asking yourself
00:58:28why your team,
00:58:29the front of house
00:58:30to the kitchen,
00:58:31are going against you.
00:58:32Sweetheart,
00:58:32a young lady like you
00:58:33can't possibly run a hotel.
00:58:36Why don't you just
00:58:36hand over your shares?
00:58:38Maybe I can't manage the hotel.
00:58:40Seems like this hotel's
00:58:41glory days
00:58:42have passed.
00:58:44I...
00:58:45Mr. Glover.
00:58:47Maybe you should
00:58:48give Elsa another chance.
00:58:49I've given her
00:58:50two chances already.
00:58:51Mr. Glover.
00:58:55You're the owner
00:58:56of the Marshall Group.
00:59:00Mr. Marshall.
00:59:01I'm Mr. Marshall's
00:59:03official repairman.
00:59:04Don't expose me
00:59:05or I'll blacklist you
00:59:06from every hotel
00:59:06on the West Coast.
00:59:10Hello,
00:59:10Mr.
00:59:11repairman.
00:59:14So, Mr. Glover,
00:59:15I think you should
00:59:16look at this hotel
00:59:17and Elsa
00:59:18more objectively.
00:59:21I'll admit,
00:59:21the first time
00:59:22I stayed here,
00:59:23my experience was
00:59:24it was less than
00:59:25five stars.
00:59:26But this morning,
00:59:28Elsa was cleaning
00:59:28the pool herself.
00:59:35And she's only been
00:59:35managing this hotel
00:59:36for a month.
00:59:37It's only inevitable
00:59:38there would be problems, right?
00:59:39And let me ask you something.
00:59:41What's the most
00:59:41important aspect
00:59:42of hotel?
00:59:45Service,
00:59:45food,
00:59:47bath towels.
00:59:47I mean,
00:59:48every detail
00:59:49is important.
00:59:50That's right.
00:59:51But I believe
00:59:52the most important thing
00:59:53is the heart
00:59:54the owner
00:59:56puts into the place.
00:59:57And I believe
00:59:59no one does that
00:59:59better than Elsa.
01:00:01Miss Hunter,
01:00:05I am checking out
01:00:06tomorrow.
01:00:07That is your last shot
01:00:08to get a
01:00:08decent review.
01:00:11Mr. Glover,
01:00:12I can assure you
01:00:14you will have
01:00:14the best experience.
01:00:27Mostly.
01:00:27Mr. and Mrs. Glover?
01:00:32Witch's soup,
01:00:33as requested.
01:00:41That tastes
01:00:42just like it did
01:00:43when I came here
01:00:4415 years ago
01:00:45for the first time.
01:00:46Oh my gosh.
01:00:50That is spot on.
01:00:52You have to try this,
01:00:53honey.
01:00:53Try it.
01:00:53My mother swore
01:00:56by Witch's soup
01:00:57and she ran the place.
01:00:58Now we have to
01:00:59make this quick.
01:00:59We cannot afford
01:01:00to mess this up.
01:01:03Well,
01:01:03we hope you enjoy
01:01:04your stay.
01:01:06Miss Hunter,
01:01:07it seems like
01:01:08this hotel
01:01:08is in good hands.
01:01:09I'll make sure
01:01:10to spread the word.
01:01:11Thank you,
01:01:12Mr. Glover.
01:01:15It's good.
01:01:16It's really good.
01:01:16What is it now?
01:01:24What do you think?
01:01:25That bitch Elsa.
01:01:26She's gaining control
01:01:27of Hunter Hotel.
01:01:28What are we going to do?
01:01:30Don't worry.
01:01:31I've got a plan.
01:01:33What plan?
01:01:35How about making you
01:01:36Mrs. Marshall?
01:01:38How?
01:01:39A friend of mine
01:01:40told me that
01:01:40Mr. Marshall
01:01:41ordered a custom necklace
01:01:42from his jewelry store.
01:01:44He's picking it up tomorrow.
01:01:46So if I go there tomorrow?
01:01:48Yes.
01:01:49And once you woo
01:01:50Mr. Marshall,
01:01:52any investment
01:01:53the Marshall Group makes
01:01:54will have to go
01:01:55through you first.
01:01:57And then I'll have
01:01:57Hunter Hotel.
01:01:59I can't wait
01:01:59to see Elsa begging.
01:02:05Ryan's posts are
01:02:06so heartfelt.
01:02:08It's really touching.
01:02:10Been looking at his post
01:02:11all day.
01:02:13He's been looking
01:02:14at my neck
01:02:15all day.
01:02:16Your necklace.
01:02:19Where's my necklace?
01:02:22I must have lost
01:02:23in that tussle
01:02:24at the hotel.
01:02:25I'll have to go back
01:02:26tomorrow and look for it.
01:02:27Does that necklace
01:02:28mean a lot to you?
01:02:29Yeah.
01:02:33It was my mother's.
01:02:34I recognize you
01:02:35every time I see it.
01:02:40You were the boy
01:02:41I knew as a kid.
01:02:43I recognized you
01:02:44a long time ago.
01:02:47Well I guess
01:02:48I just lost
01:02:49the necklace
01:02:49you gave me.
01:02:50Well actually
01:02:51I got a new one
01:02:52for you.
01:02:53Custom made.
01:02:54You didn't have
01:02:54to spend money
01:02:55like that.
01:02:56Well there's this
01:02:56charity party
01:02:57the day after tomorrow.
01:02:58My family's hosting.
01:03:00I'd love for you
01:03:00to come with me.
01:03:01I'd love to come.
01:03:07Elsa, your beauty
01:03:08isn't just skin deep
01:03:09it's the warmth
01:03:11and kindness
01:03:11in your heart
01:03:12that truly shines.
01:03:14I have to come
01:03:15clean with her
01:03:15at the party.
01:03:19The boss asked me
01:03:20to pick up this
01:03:21necklace and wait
01:03:22for Mrs. Marshall.
01:03:23Why hasn't she
01:03:24shown up?
01:03:25That's got to be him.
01:03:27Hi, I'm Jennifer Hunter.
01:03:30Mrs. Marshall's
01:03:30previous surname
01:03:31was Hunter.
01:03:32This must be her.
01:03:33Hi ma'am.
01:03:34This must be for you.
01:03:38It's perfectly
01:03:42suited for you ma'am.
01:03:44Giving me a necklace
01:03:45the first time we meet?
01:03:46He must be
01:03:47head over heels
01:03:48crazy for me.
01:03:53What's she doing?
01:03:54She must be
01:03:55crazy for me.
01:03:59Hi, I'm here
01:04:00to pick up
01:04:00the custom order
01:04:01my husband put in
01:04:02for me.
01:04:04What are you
01:04:04doing here?
01:04:05Poor people like you
01:04:06can't afford a place
01:04:07like this.
01:04:07Can your husband
01:04:08even afford
01:04:09any of the jewelry
01:04:10here?
01:04:10If you could just
01:04:11hurry up, please.
01:04:12Being near people
01:04:13like this makes me
01:04:13sick.
01:04:14Madam, it shows
01:04:15that your necklace
01:04:15has already been
01:04:16picked up.
01:04:17What?
01:04:18By this gentleman.
01:04:19What's going on?
01:04:21She's Mrs. Marshall?
01:04:23This necklace?
01:04:24This is way
01:04:25out of your
01:04:26price range.
01:04:27Hi.
01:04:28Um, that's
01:04:29the necklace
01:04:29my husband
01:04:30ordered for me.
01:04:31Could you...
01:04:31Do you know
01:04:32how much
01:04:32this necklace
01:04:33costs?
01:04:33You think
01:04:34your waiter
01:04:35husband
01:04:35can afford it?
01:04:36Watch your mouth.
01:04:37Her husband
01:04:37is a waiter?
01:04:38No way
01:04:39she's Mrs. Marshall.
01:04:40This store
01:04:41just lets in
01:04:42anyone nowadays?
01:04:43Talk about
01:04:43low standards.
01:04:44Ma'am,
01:04:45I'm gonna have
01:04:45to ask you
01:04:46to leave.
01:04:46Why should I?
01:04:47Because you
01:04:47can't afford
01:04:48anything here
01:04:49and your
01:04:50husband is a
01:04:51nobody?
01:04:54Hi.
01:04:55Elsa, did you
01:04:55get the necklace?
01:04:56I have great
01:04:57taste, right?
01:04:58Yes, there's
01:04:59a situation,
01:05:00but I'll
01:05:01fill you in
01:05:01later.
01:05:07Charlie,
01:05:15find out
01:05:15what happened
01:05:15at the
01:05:16jewelry store.
01:05:20Sir,
01:05:21Elsa ran
01:05:22into her
01:05:22sister at
01:05:23the jewelry
01:05:23store.
01:05:24Jennifer
01:05:24took the
01:05:25necklace.
01:05:26How did
01:05:27Daniel let
01:05:27that happen?
01:05:28Idiot
01:05:28can't even
01:05:28handle a
01:05:29simple
01:05:29task.
01:05:30Byron.
01:05:31Got it.
01:05:32And get
01:05:33the angels
01:05:33devotion
01:05:33necklace
01:05:34from the
01:05:34safe and
01:05:34get it
01:05:35to Elsa.
01:05:35She needs
01:05:36to look
01:05:36perfect
01:05:36for the
01:05:36party.
01:05:43We'll see
01:05:44where things
01:05:44go from there.
01:05:45Gavin and
01:05:46Jennifer,
01:05:47am I at
01:05:47the wrong
01:05:47place?
01:05:48Dear
01:05:48sister,
01:05:49where are
01:05:50you running
01:05:50off to?
01:05:51What do
01:05:52you want,
01:05:52homewrecker?
01:05:55You're
01:05:56going to be
01:05:56Mrs. Marshall
01:05:57soon enough.
01:05:58Don't waste
01:05:58your time.
01:05:59Elsa,
01:06:00do you
01:06:01want to
01:06:01clean
01:06:01toilets
01:06:02when I
01:06:02take
01:06:02over
01:06:02the
01:06:02hotel?
01:06:03Or...
01:06:04What are
01:06:04you,
01:06:04drunk or
01:06:05something?
01:06:05Uh,
01:06:06didn't you
01:06:06hear Jen's
01:06:07marrying
01:06:08the Marshall
01:06:08group
01:06:09president?
01:06:10One word
01:06:10from him
01:06:11and your
01:06:11investment
01:06:12in Hunter
01:06:12Hotel?
01:06:14Gone.
01:06:15Along
01:06:16with your
01:06:16fancy title.
01:06:17Are you
01:06:17scared now?
01:06:18Better
01:06:19start begging.
01:06:20In your
01:06:21dreams.
01:06:21Keep
01:06:22fighting.
01:06:23It's
01:06:23cute.
01:06:23Who's
01:06:23messing
01:06:24with
01:06:24my
01:06:24wife?
01:06:25Jennifer
01:06:31might
01:06:31marry
01:06:31the
01:06:32president
01:06:32of
01:06:32the
01:06:32Marshall
01:06:32group.
01:06:33The hotel
01:06:33could be
01:06:34in trouble.
01:06:34Her?
01:06:36Marry the
01:06:36president?
01:06:37What's the matter,
01:06:37sis?
01:06:38Regretting marrying
01:06:39this broke-ass
01:06:40waiter?
01:06:41Too bad
01:06:42you didn't
01:06:42run back
01:06:42to Boris
01:06:43while you
01:06:43could.
01:06:44Ah,
01:06:44well,
01:06:45I hate to
01:06:46disappoint,
01:06:47but I've
01:06:48never regretted
01:06:49marrying my
01:06:49husband.
01:06:50He's brave,
01:06:51hardworking,
01:06:52ambitious.
01:06:53He would
01:06:54do anything
01:06:54for me.
01:06:56What the
01:06:56heck?
01:06:56I'm bound
01:06:57to protect
01:06:57you.
01:06:58Fighting,
01:06:59working,
01:07:00cooking,
01:07:01a man of
01:07:02many talents.
01:07:02Actually,
01:07:03it is the
01:07:03best bagel
01:07:04I've ever
01:07:04had.
01:07:04This is
01:07:05the best
01:07:05bagel
01:07:06I've
01:07:06ever
01:07:06had.
01:07:07Well,
01:07:07then I'll
01:07:07make it
01:07:08for you
01:07:08more often.
01:07:09And let's
01:07:10not forget
01:07:10he's
01:07:10hot as
01:07:11hell.
01:07:12In my
01:07:13eyes,
01:07:14he's
01:07:14the best
01:07:14husband
01:07:15in the
01:07:15world.
01:07:20Damn it!
01:07:23Mr.
01:07:24Marshall!
01:07:25Mr.
01:07:26Marshall,
01:07:26I want
01:07:27you to
01:07:27kick these
01:07:28losers
01:07:28out and
01:07:29ruin their
01:07:29hotel
01:07:29forever!
01:07:30You want
01:07:31to kick
01:07:31me out?
01:07:32No,
01:07:32no,
01:07:33no,
01:07:33Mr.
01:07:33Marshall.
01:07:35You're
01:07:35the president
01:07:36of the
01:07:36Marshall
01:07:36Group?
01:07:37You're
01:07:39the president
01:07:40of the
01:07:40Marshall
01:07:40Group?
01:07:41Everyone,
01:07:43meet my
01:07:43wife,
01:07:44Elsa.
01:07:45So you
01:07:46really are
01:07:46the president
01:07:46of the
01:07:47Marshall
01:07:47Group?
01:07:48Yeah,
01:07:48I've been
01:07:48meaning to
01:07:49tell you.
01:07:49Oh, so lying
01:07:49to me has
01:07:50been some
01:07:50sort of
01:07:51game to
01:07:51you,
01:07:52huh,
01:07:52Big Shot?
01:07:53President
01:07:54of the
01:07:54Marshall
01:07:55Group,
01:07:55the most
01:07:56mysterious
01:07:57billionaire
01:07:57in the
01:07:57world.
01:07:58You have
01:07:59some
01:07:59nerve.
01:08:00Elsa.
01:08:01Daddy!
01:08:06Elsa,
01:08:06I'm sorry,
01:08:07I should
01:08:07have told
01:08:07you earlier.
01:08:08Why didn't
01:08:08you?
01:08:09You thought
01:08:09I'd only
01:08:10love you
01:08:10for your
01:08:10money if
01:08:11I knew?
01:08:11Yeah,
01:08:12I feared
01:08:13that.
01:08:13Okay,
01:08:14so true
01:08:14love means
01:08:14lying through
01:08:15your teeth.
01:08:16How am
01:08:16I supposed
01:08:17to trust
01:08:17you?
01:08:17Look,
01:08:18I don't
01:08:18know how
01:08:18to put
01:08:19it,
01:08:20but I
01:08:20love the
01:08:20way you
01:08:21love me,
01:08:21regardless
01:08:22of money.
01:08:23Oh,
01:08:23my God.
01:08:24Listen
01:08:24to yourself.
01:08:26You think
01:08:26I would
01:08:26only love
01:08:27you because
01:08:27you're
01:08:27the
01:08:27president
01:08:28of the
01:08:28Marshall
01:08:28Group?
01:08:29Is that
01:08:29how shallow
01:08:30you think
01:08:30I am?
01:08:31No,
01:08:31you're not.
01:08:32That is
01:08:32exactly
01:08:33what you
01:08:33think.
01:08:37You,
01:08:38who chose
01:08:39an old-fashioned
01:08:40dress for
01:08:40your wedding
01:08:41day,
01:08:42you're the
01:08:42angel who
01:08:43shared your
01:08:43last bagel
01:08:43with me,
01:08:45the wife
01:08:46who shielded
01:08:47me from
01:08:47danger.
01:08:48I just,
01:08:50I just
01:08:52want to
01:08:52ask you,
01:08:54can I
01:08:54start offer
01:08:55with you
01:08:55as Arthur
01:08:56Marshall?
01:08:58Can I
01:08:59start offer
01:08:59with you
01:09:00Arthur
01:09:00Marshall?
01:09:05Yes.
01:09:11That's
01:09:11my father's,
01:09:12you can't
01:09:12take that.
01:09:13Have a nice
01:09:13day.
01:09:15Why are
01:09:16they doing
01:09:16this to
01:09:17me?
01:09:18Daddy,
01:09:18make them
01:09:19stop!
01:09:19Stop!
01:09:19Elsa,
01:09:30you're my
01:09:32princess.
01:09:34Will you
01:09:34marry me?
01:09:36Yes.
01:09:36Yes.
01:09:36my necklace.
01:09:45Again?
01:09:46Again?
01:09:46I don't know.
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