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00:00:00I, Elisa, a nobody in the workplace. Single since birth for 23 years. Never even held a man's hand, but last night I accidentally slept with my boss. He's a CEO. He's the kind of guy that you read about in novels. And he already has a woman in his heart.
00:00:22Hey, it's been a really long night. And I think it should be a longer night. You should come over. I'll see you soon.
00:00:40What do you mean by question mark? Because it used to be fun. I have good wine. I'm in room 1501. I'll see you soon.
00:00:52I'm coming.
00:01:04Mr. Hawthorne? What are you doing?
00:01:22Elisa!
00:01:35Hey Mom.
00:01:36Please come home as soon as possible!
00:01:38I just received an order from the court. Since we are unable to repay the huge debt your father owed, our house will be auctioned off to pay off the debt. We must move out of the house now.
00:01:51Don't worry, I'm gonna be right there.
00:02:01Oh my god, is this bomb? Are you okay?
00:02:05I'm fine, honey.
00:02:08I'm so sorry I couldn't save the house.
00:02:13Don't worry. As long as we're together, we'll get through this difficult time.
00:02:18I'm sorry.
00:02:22Is there anything else in there?
00:02:24No, this is it.
00:02:28One second, okay? I'll be right back.
00:02:31Hello?
00:02:32Lisa, where are you?
00:02:34Don't you remember where we were supposed to meet?
00:02:36In the conference room at 9. Manager Smith's gone crazy looking for you.
00:02:40I'm so sorry, but something unexpected happened at home.
00:02:42And, um, if you could please just tell management that-
00:02:47Hello?
00:02:48No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Fuck, fuck.
00:02:53I just lost my house and now I'm gonna lose my job, too?
00:02:57Where am I gonna find a million dollars?
00:03:03Lisa?
00:03:05Why are you crying?
00:03:07Um...
00:03:11Mr. Hawthorne, what are you doing here?
00:03:13Oh, I'm actually here for you.
00:03:14What?
00:03:15I need a marriage partner.
00:03:18Again, what?
00:03:19I need you to be my wife.
00:03:21Give it a thought.
00:03:25Mr. Hawthorne, I was really drunk last night and I can't remember how everything happened after, but you really don't-
00:03:32Look, I know some unfortunate things have happened in your family recently.
00:03:38This card has more than enough on it to pay off all your debts and make sure that your house doesn't get auctioned off.
00:03:45If you agree, we can get the marriage certificate right now.
00:03:57Why do you want to help me?
00:03:59I told you. I need a wife.
00:04:02And you're the most suitable person.
00:04:09Okay.
00:04:11It's for my family.
00:04:13I have no other way.
00:04:17Mr. Hawthorne?
00:04:19Thank you so much for helping me.
00:04:21I promise I will pay you back every cent as soon as I can.
00:04:24You don't pay me back more than happy.
00:04:28I'm gonna get back to work then.
00:04:29Uh, Ronan will actually take you back.
00:04:33And I'll give you my home address so you can move in tonight.
00:04:36Your home address?
00:04:39We're legally married.
00:04:41What's wrong with Livingard?
00:04:43Right. This is a deal. I can't just take the money and give nothing in return.
00:04:47I can get myself to work.
00:04:50And I'll be back on time tonight.
00:04:52I'll be back on time tonight.
00:04:59Elisa. You're finally mine.
00:05:02Oh my god! I'm so sorry. It was reading and I didn't see you there.
00:05:05Well, no worries. It's fine.
00:05:07Can I have your name?
00:05:09I'm Elisa.
00:05:11Yo!
00:05:13Never knew Mr. Hawthorne would have such a silly smile moment.
00:05:14Alright.
00:05:15It's real? If your mom finds out you married a Cinderella.
00:05:16Alright, give it back.
00:05:17Then watch your mouth.
00:05:18You really married Mr. Hawthorne?
00:05:19It's just a contract marriage.
00:05:20Shhh! I'll explain it to you later.
00:05:21I'll explain it to you later.
00:05:22Mrs. Elisa Hawthorne.
00:05:24You are the CEO of Mr. Hawthorne's
00:05:50So where is my pay rate?
00:05:52I couldn't help. We've known each other since middle school.
00:05:55I don't think he actually likes me.
00:05:57Plus, everyone in the company knows who he actually wants to be with.
00:06:02Ms. Hartha's back!
00:06:17Hello everyone.
00:06:19Please, help yourself to have some cake.
00:06:22Thank you, Ms. Hart. You are so very kind.
00:06:25It's really such an honor to work with you.
00:06:27Please, don't flatter me.
00:06:29I have to go see Mr. Hawthorne right now.
00:06:31He must want to see me right now.
00:06:33Save a slice for me, honey.
00:06:36When do you think they will make their own relationship public?
00:06:39Probably soon.
00:06:40Last time I accidentally saw Mr. Hawthorne unlock his phone,
00:06:43the code is 0903, Ms. Hart's birthday.
00:06:46Isn't it a little too obvious?
00:06:48Wow, I never knew Mr. Hawthorne to be so romantic.
00:06:50He usually puts on a poker face.
00:06:52Amelia, my relationship with Mr. Hawthorne.
00:06:54Please don't talk to me.
00:06:56Please don't talk to me.
00:06:58Okay.
00:06:59Okay.
00:07:08Okay.
00:07:09Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:10Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:11Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:13Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:14Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:15Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:16Mr. Hawthorne, I think that we should talk-
00:07:17Call Amir.
00:07:18Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:29Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:38Mr. Hawthorne, I think that we should don't-
00:07:40Call Amir.
00:07:43What should I do?
00:08:02Am I supposed to sleep with him tonight?
00:08:05I know that we did that before, but I was drunk.
00:08:08If I turn him down, will he get angry?
00:08:14But if I don't...
00:08:17Melissa, you okay?
00:08:19I'm fine.
00:08:20Thank you for asking.
00:08:33I'm not ready.
00:08:35I was just going to turn off the light.
00:08:40What did you think I was going to do?
00:08:42Oh, yeah.
00:08:43No, don't get me wrong.
00:08:45I just meant I wasn't ready to sleep yet.
00:08:48Elisa, I don't want some one-night stand.
00:08:52I want to be your everything.
00:08:58Matthew, why did the negotiations with the Sunlight Group fail?
00:09:01It's Elisa's fault.
00:09:03If she hadn't skipped work that day, we could have succeeded.
00:09:06How is it her fault?
00:09:08Please give me a reasonable explanation.
00:09:10I heard someone saw Mr. Hawthorne entering her hotel room the night before Elisa skipped work.
00:09:18What?
00:09:19What did you say to me?
00:09:21It is absolutely true.
00:09:22Not only did she cause our failure,
00:09:25but she dared to seduce Mr. Hawthorne when you were away.
00:09:30Matthew, you know how important our negotiations with the Sunlight Group is.
00:09:42And since it is your subordinate's fault,
00:09:45you know what to do, right?
00:09:48Rest assured, I know what to do.
00:09:51Last night, with Lucian laying beside me, I couldn't sleep at all.
00:10:02Elisa, is this how you do your job?
00:10:05Look what trouble you brought us.
00:10:07It is because of you that we lost the project with Sunlight Group.
00:10:10You're fired.
00:10:12Mr. Clark, I was only in charge of the initial budget, not the negotiations.
00:10:16I don't understand how this could be my fault.
00:10:18Did you forget about your unexcused absence last time?
00:10:23Did you forget about your unexcused absence last time?
00:10:27That's because something unexpected happened at home, but I called in for a leave of absence.
00:10:30So what?
00:10:31We needed you last minute and you weren't there.
00:10:34Now that the project has failed, if you're not to blame, who else would it be?
00:10:39I was absent that day, yes, but I prepared the initial budget ahead of time,
00:10:44so there is no way that my absence would have affected the negotiations.
00:10:49Wouldn't have affected the negotiations?
00:10:51Elisa, take a closer look.
00:10:54What did you write in the project budget?
00:10:59No.
00:11:00No, no, no, this isn't right.
00:11:01I wrote 50 million.
00:11:02How did it become five million?
00:11:10For a professional budget analyst, you've made such a sloppy mistake.
00:11:14Elisa, do you have anything else to say for yourself?
00:11:18Looks like Elisa is in trouble.
00:11:21Elisa always strikes me as a professional.
00:11:23How could she make such an error?
00:11:25Keep it down.
00:11:26Can't you see?
00:11:27They're just trying to find something to take responsibility.
00:11:29Wait, I have evidence to prove that my budget was correct.
00:11:39Evidence?
00:11:40Then why don't you show it to everyone?
00:11:42I have the dated source files on my computer that can show that I had the right numbers.
00:11:47No, no, they were right here.
00:11:49How could they be gone?
00:11:50Elisa, are you joking?
00:11:53Where's your so-called evidence?
00:11:55Elisa, are you suggesting that Mr. Clark and Ms. Hart
00:11:59are conspiring against you?
00:12:01You better pack up and leave now before making a bigger fool out of yourself.
00:12:05What are you saying?
00:12:06I've seen the budget Elisa made.
00:12:09We all checked it as a team.
00:12:13Obviously, someone tampered with it.
00:12:15Are you saying that we are framing her?
00:12:17At the very least, she deserves a good reason to be fired.
00:12:21Fine.
00:12:22If anyone else can vouch for Elisa, I can give her a second chance.
00:12:27Anyone?
00:12:30Weren't you there when we checked that time?
00:12:32I don't remember.
00:12:37Since there's no one, Elisa, would you like to walk yourself out?
00:12:41Or would you like me to have someone escort you out?
00:12:44This better be something important.
00:12:50Mr. Hawthorne, the business department is in uproar.
00:12:53So?
00:12:54Can't Summer handle it?
00:12:55She started it.
00:12:56Her and Mr. Clark are trying to fire Mrs. Hawthorne.
00:13:01Let's go.
00:13:03Amelia, it's okay.
00:13:05They clearly just want someone to blame for this entire thing.
00:13:07So what should we do then?
00:13:09Allow them to push all the blame onto you?
00:13:11Ms. Hart, Mr. Clark, I'll step down from my position,
00:13:18but I will never admit to mistakes that I didn't make.
00:13:21I will get down to the bottom of this.
00:13:23You're shameless.
00:13:24The evidence is right here.
00:13:26Where do you get the nerve to deny it?
00:13:28Besides the project book, there's also surveillance footage,
00:13:31and there are computer backend logs.
00:13:33All of these will prove that my budget was correct,
00:13:35and I will investigate this until the end.
00:13:37There is no need for an investigation.
00:13:42You have already been fired.
00:13:45Since you refuse to leave,
00:13:48security, drag her out.
00:13:57Elisa, you dare to seduce the man I like when I'm not around?
00:14:01You'll never set foot in Hawthorne Group ever again.
00:14:03I'll never set foot in Hawthorne Group ever again.
00:14:07Summer?
00:14:09What are you doing?
00:14:13Why is he here?
00:14:15Could it be he's here to support Summer?
00:14:17Lucian, what brings you here?
00:14:20Let her go.
00:14:22What's going on with these two?
00:14:24Am I fired or not?
00:14:26Could it be I'm just a pawn in their game?
00:14:29Care to explain what's going on?
00:14:30Well, Elisa made a big mistake at work, so I fired her.
00:14:35But she refused to leave, disrupting everyone at work.
00:14:38So Matthew called security to escort her out.
00:14:41Fired for what?
00:14:42Here's the thing, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:14:44The negotiations with the Sunlight Group failed due to Elisa's mistake.
00:14:48We had to let her go according to company regulations.
00:14:50You set me up with some half-baked plan.
00:14:53Tried to fire me and then called security.
00:14:55Is that within the lines of regulation?
00:14:57Elisa, how dare you question company regulations in front of Mr. Hawthorne?
00:15:02Lucian, see?
00:15:03She won't admit her mistakes and she even questions you in public.
00:15:09I've gotten out really fired.
00:15:13Elisa actually talked back to Mr. Hawthorne.
00:15:17She has to be fired now.
00:15:21I'm actually pitying her, no matter what.
00:15:24Pitying her?
00:15:24You're an employee too.
00:15:26Mind your own business.
00:15:29Elisa, you sure are bald, aren't you?
00:15:32Elisa, don't you know what Mr. Hawthorne means?
00:15:35Hurry up and leave.
00:15:36Of course Lucian is on Summer's side.
00:15:39I'm just his wife out of nowhere.
00:15:43Surely I'm no match for his lover.
00:15:51Hold on.
00:15:51Did I tell you to leave?
00:15:57You're not angry?
00:15:59Why would I be angry?
00:16:00The company needs to find out who's responsible for Sunrise Group project first.
00:16:04Ronan, take charge of that.
00:16:05Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:16:07So what you're saying is I'm not fired.
00:16:09At least for now.
00:16:13Lucian, Elisa not only made mistakes on this project,
00:16:16but she was absent from work without permission
00:16:18and she defied you in public.
00:16:19Summer, I'll handle company policy, okay?
00:16:21But we never, ever fire an employee for no reason.
00:16:27I, I agree with Lucian.
00:16:31Matthew, I told you to wait till the investigation was done,
00:16:34but you insisted that the results were clear.
00:16:37Apologize to Mr. Hawthorne right now!
00:16:39Yes, Ms. Hart.
00:16:41Is Lucian helping me?
00:16:43But as a CEO, he needs to do things fairly in front of his employees.
00:16:47This proves nothing.
00:16:49Elisa, may I have a few words with you?
00:16:51Elisa, you are damn lucky this time.
00:16:57Mr. Hawthorne, if this is about the project,
00:17:12then I'm so sorry that you were bothered.
00:17:14Do you think that's why I brought you here?
00:17:18Do you think that's why I brought you here?
00:17:19The next time something like that happens, come see me and let me handle it.
00:17:24You're so busy.
00:17:26I didn't want to bother you.
00:17:28We're married.
00:17:32You can do whatever you want.
00:17:34We're at the office. Don't fool around.
00:17:37Fool around?
00:17:38Well, that's not the proper thing, since we're married.
00:17:43Well, by that, I guess you mean I should act like your wife all the time?
00:17:49Even while we're at work?
00:17:51That's not necessarily what I mean.
00:17:55Well, if that's all, Mr. Hawthorne, I guess I'll be going back to work.
00:17:58Mr. Hawthorne, when you were in Mr. Hawthorne's office,
00:18:18I can't really understand the data over here.
00:18:22Can you help me, please?
00:18:23Please.
00:18:28Ms. Hart, may I help you?
00:18:32You are still under investigation.
00:18:34Now isn't the current time for you to be working on company projects.
00:18:38But I was just looking over the project budget for the next thing.
00:18:41Your current mission is to go downstairs and fetch me a cup of coffee.
00:18:44Can't you see the trash is full?
00:18:46Clean it.
00:18:48Ms. Hart, I'm an analyst.
00:18:51I'm not an intern.
00:18:52What?
00:18:53Are you defying your superior?
00:18:56Someone is really ignorant.
00:18:57She hasn't been clarified yet.
00:18:59Now she's defying her superior.
00:19:01Does she think she owns the company?
00:19:03Right?
00:19:04Ms. Hart is not just a daughter of a noble family.
00:19:07She also has an unusual relationship with our president.
00:19:10It would be in your best interest to help Ms. Hart with the trifle.
00:19:14Stop being ungrateful.
00:19:16Elisa, I can have you fired for defying your superior.
00:19:20So you better choose wisely.
00:19:22You're right.
00:19:23I like my job.
00:19:25And I'm going to become an excellent executive in my dream company.
00:19:29Fine.
00:19:31I'll do it.
00:19:39Better to bend than break, huh?
00:19:42It doesn't matter.
00:19:43Let's see how long you can keep tolerating.
00:19:48Ms. Hart?
00:19:49Your coffee?
00:19:50Hand it to me.
00:19:51Oh my god, this coffee's so hot.
00:20:02It almost burned me alive.
00:20:03Oh my god, I'm so sorry.
00:20:05Are you okay?
00:20:06Don't you know I only drink ice Americano?
00:20:08Who hired you anyway?
00:20:10I'm so sorry.
00:20:11I will go buy you one right now.
00:20:12Can't you see there's coffee on the floor?
00:20:14Clean it up.
00:20:15Now.
00:20:15Now.
00:20:16Who told you you could mop the floor with that?
00:20:24If you damage the floors, can you afford to pay for them?
00:20:28How exactly would you like me to mop the floor, Ms. Hart?
00:20:30With a cloth on your hands and knees.
00:20:34Inch by inch.
00:20:36Sorry, don't you think you're going a little too far?
00:20:39What?
00:20:39Can't handle it?
00:20:40You could always quit.
00:20:41Well, by that I guess you mean I should act like your wife all the time?
00:20:53Even while we're at work?
00:20:54Mr. Hawthorne, there's an upcoming online meeting with an overseas company.
00:21:01Uh-huh.
00:21:02Hey, is the business department next to the meeting room?
00:21:05Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:21:07Let's pay her to visit first.
00:21:09He was just departing with Mrs. Hawthorne and he's already so eager to see her.
00:21:12He's completely in love for that.
00:21:13Sorry.
00:21:17Ms. Hart, would you please lift your foot?
00:21:22Oh, I'm sorry.
00:21:23I didn't do it on purpose.
00:21:26Elisa, when you were seducing Lucian when I was away, have you ever thought of today?
00:21:33I didn't seduce him.
00:21:35You didn't!
00:21:36Do you really think I wouldn't know because I was away?
00:21:39You didn't!
00:21:40If you were to seduce Lucian, then you must be prepared for my revenge.
00:21:44Sour, what the hell are you doing?
00:21:48Sour, what the hell are you doing?
00:21:50Lucian!
00:21:51Elisa, are you alright?
00:21:51Elisa's still on their investigation, right?
00:21:54She's not suitable for working on company projects, so I had her doing simpler tasks like fetching
00:21:59me coffee, but she spilled the coffee on purpose.
00:22:02That isn't true.
00:22:03It doesn't matter anyway.
00:22:04I don't blame her for it.
00:22:06But she insisted on wiping it up.
00:22:07I stepped on her by accident.
00:22:09I was about to apologize to her.
00:22:12Is that so?
00:22:14Elisa, is that actually what happened?
00:22:15Lucian is in love with Summer.
00:22:18Even if I told the truth, would he believe me?
00:22:21Yes.
00:22:21It's the truth.
00:22:24Come with me to my office.
00:22:27Come.
00:22:27Why on earth did Lucian call Elisa to his office again?
00:22:33I must find out.
00:22:40Have a seat.
00:22:43Your hands hurt.
00:22:44You need a bandage.
00:22:45It's really fine.
00:22:47I can just go home and...
00:22:49No, no, I got it all right here.
00:22:50Have a seat.
00:22:51All right, let's see.
00:22:58You know, Summer is competent, but she can be bossy and overbearing.
00:23:03I can transfer you to another department, if you can't bear her.
00:23:07Maybe mine, so we can spend more time together.
00:23:10No.
00:23:11No, I'm fine in the business department.
00:23:13Elisa, you're my wife.
00:23:15I don't want you to be bullied anymore.
00:23:17Stop pretending like you don't know she only does that because she's in love with you.
00:23:21Okay, last step.
00:23:26Okay.
00:23:26Just don't let this hand touch water for a little bit.
00:23:28Thank you, Mr. Hothlin.
00:23:32It's just the two of us.
00:23:34You can call me by my name.
00:23:36Well, we're at work.
00:23:37I thought I shouldn't.
00:23:38Yeah, why shouldn't you?
00:23:39Lucian, why did you marry me?
00:23:41And why do you keep defending me?
00:23:44Do you really not know why?
00:23:46We've known each other since high school, but he's always kind of ignored me.
00:23:51Hasn't he always had a thing for summer?
00:23:53Or could it be that everyone has been wrong all along?
00:24:02Bloody Elisa.
00:24:04You sure are good at playing naive.
00:24:07I must find a way to teach you a lesson.
00:24:09A reunion party?
00:24:13The gods are favoring me.
00:24:16Elisa, I must teach you a lesson this time.
00:24:19All right.
00:24:25It's ready.
00:24:27How many slices do you want?
00:24:29Mom, what's wrong?
00:24:30Elisa, isn't our house supposed to be auctioned off by the court to pay off our debts?
00:24:36Elisa, why hasn't this happened yet?
00:24:40Um, well, I borrowed some money from a friend to help pay off the debts.
00:24:48What friend could afford to lend you so much money at once?
00:24:52Since we went bankrupt, all our old friends have disappeared.
00:24:58Well, Mom, you don't have to worry about it.
00:25:03It's okay.
00:25:04Elisa.
00:25:09Hey.
00:25:09Elisa, what took you so long?
00:25:11What's up?
00:25:11There's a school reunion party this weekend.
00:25:14They notified us in the group, but I figured you haven't read it yet since you didn't respond,
00:25:19so I'm just giving you a heads up.
00:25:21What?
00:25:21It's been ages.
00:25:22Why is there a high school reunion party out of nowhere?
00:25:26Here's the monthly report from the business department.
00:25:29Just leave it over there.
00:25:37How about we grab a drink tonight?
00:25:39I know a good place.
00:25:40I actually have plans tonight.
00:25:43If you don't have anything else, you can leave.
00:25:45Lucian, it's been so long.
00:25:47Summer, I said I'm busy.
00:25:49Please leave.
00:25:54Hold on.
00:25:55Will you be at the high school reunion?
00:25:56Summer, how many ways do I have to say this?
00:25:58I'm busy.
00:25:59Leave.
00:26:01Lucian, you have to be so gentle with me.
00:26:03But ever since Elisa came, you'll become colder and colder.
00:26:08Elisa.
00:26:09Elisa, I won't let you off easily.
00:26:15I wonder if Lucian received the invitation to the reunion.
00:26:19Is he going?
00:26:21Something on your mind?
00:26:22It's not a big deal, but there's the high school reunion party later.
00:26:26Are you going?
00:26:28Are you going?
00:26:29I don't know.
00:26:31Emilia made a good point that we don't really see each other that often.
00:26:35Thought it'd be nice to get together.
00:26:37Um, you know what?
00:26:39I actually have a meeting.
00:26:41I think I'll pass.
00:26:42Okay.
00:26:43Yeah, that's fine.
00:26:44I'll send you something else since I can't be there.
00:26:47You really don't have to do that.
00:26:48And I know it's far, so take this.
00:26:53Lucian, it's...
00:26:53That's way too expensive.
00:26:56I'm just going to take the subway.
00:26:58Elisa, I'm capable of offering you a better life.
00:27:02Why would you take the subway?
00:27:03Consider this a gift.
00:27:06Lucian is acting like he actually likes me.
00:27:09What game is he playing?
00:27:12Come on.
00:27:13Take it.
00:27:13You're just giving this to me?
00:27:18Well, I'm your husband.
00:27:20Legally speaking, what's mine is yours.
00:27:23Well, thank you, then.
00:27:29This is a customized version.
00:27:31Probably cost millions.
00:27:33Jesus, Elisa.
00:27:34If it weren't for you, I'd never get to be in such a luxurious car.
00:27:38Seems like Mr. Hawthorne really is madly in love with you.
00:27:41Well, you know, I'm still at the point where I'm wondering if he even likes me.
00:27:45He does treat me well, though.
00:27:47You know all of his passwords are still Summer's birthday.
00:27:50I don't know.
00:27:51I'm probably just overthinking.
00:27:53Maybe it's, um, a misunderstanding or a coincidence?
00:27:58I feel like Mr. Hawthorne is quite cold to Summer.
00:28:01I don't think he's into her.
00:28:02No, that's just because he's trying to keep the down low at work.
00:28:06Well, even if he were trying to keep it that way...
00:28:09Do you know how that saying goes?
00:28:12We can try to hide our feelings, but we forget that our eyes can speak.
00:28:16The way he looks at Summer, it doesn't feel right.
00:28:19Do you know what I mean?
00:28:20I have absolutely no idea what you mean because you sound crazy.
00:28:23You...
00:28:24Oh, yeah, I'm done.
00:28:25You're so mean.
00:28:26I can't.
00:28:26Well, we're late, so we have to go.
00:28:27Okay.
00:28:28Hello, everyone.
00:28:37Long time no see.
00:28:39I'm so sorry we're late.
00:28:40So, it's Elisa.
00:28:41What is it?
00:28:43The poor student back then is putting airs now?
00:28:49Did you make us wait on purpose?
00:28:51Did you plan to arrive late deliberately to attract our attention?
00:28:58Elisa, you were still using the same lame tricks as back then, aren't you?
00:29:03Who wants to pay attention to her?
00:29:04After all this year, she's still streets of poverty.
00:29:10Hey, don't say such words.
00:29:12What if she's doing well and busy with work?
00:29:16Maybe she didn't mean to be late.
00:29:18Her?
00:29:18She's probably a low-level employee.
00:29:20How well could she be doing?
00:29:22What do you mean by that?
00:29:24Elisa and I were just...
00:29:25Oh, Summer's here.
00:29:29Although it's been years since we graduated, she's only been more gorgeous.
00:29:32Summer is both the daughter of the noble family and Mr. Hoffman's child friend.
00:29:39I bet Summer is more than jealous now.
00:29:41Summer, come on, sit next to me.
00:29:44I've reserved the main seat for you.
00:29:48Sorry, I'm late.
00:29:51Traffic was terrible.
00:29:53Never mind.
00:29:54It's our honor to have you.
00:29:55Summer, did you buy a new sports car?
00:29:58Not really.
00:29:59I just picked this one out of the garage because I was in a hurry.
00:30:03I'm actually tired of driving it I haven't used in.
00:30:06A sports car?
00:30:08That's something I can never afford.
00:30:10It's not that much.
00:30:11It's only a few hundred thousand.
00:30:14Wow.
00:30:15Summer sure is rich.
00:30:16Such an expensive car, but it's like nothing to her.
00:30:21Naturally.
00:30:22Don't you know who Summer is?
00:30:23Such a lottery car and nothing but the toy to her.
00:30:27She can have as many as she wants.
00:30:29A bunch of snob.
00:30:31Shh.
00:30:32Elisa, what car did you drive here?
00:30:37She?
00:30:38How could a poor girl like her afford a car?
00:30:40She must be taking the subway.
00:30:42What?
00:30:43Does she race?
00:30:44That's the reason?
00:30:45Elisa, the subway will soon stop running.
00:30:48Do you want me to give you a ride?
00:30:50Oh Summer, you're still so kind-hearted.
00:30:53But how could somebody as low as her be riding in your luxury car?
00:30:59Be careful not to get her power distance all over you.
00:31:02It probably won't come off.
00:31:03What nonsense are you talking about?
00:31:06Elisa didn't take the subway and it wouldn't matter if she did.
00:31:09She drove here.
00:31:10And a fancy new living edition convertible.
00:31:14Something more expensive than you can imagine.
00:31:18Oh my god, what a big mouth.
00:31:20What the hell?
00:31:21It really is a convertible.
00:31:23Impossible.
00:31:25She can never afford that.
00:31:26Elisa, did you rent a car just to show off at the reunion?
00:31:31It's not rented.
00:31:32Not rented?
00:31:33Who are you trying to fool?
00:31:35You can't afford even the cheapest one of such cars even if you're stuck yourself.
00:31:40Summer.
00:31:41Is Hawthorne Group really that good?
00:31:44Even a little employee can afford such a fancy convertible?
00:31:47Hardly.
00:31:48Although Hawthorne Group does have good benefits, it's not to that extent.
00:31:53With her salary, she could probably never afford it.
00:31:57Even if she worked herself to death.
00:32:00Elisa, we're all classmates here.
00:32:02You don't have to pretend to be rich.
00:32:04It probably costs half of your salary to rent that car.
00:32:07It's best not to be so vain.
00:32:09What's the point of it?
00:32:10It's like the Cinderella.
00:32:11It will revert to its true form after midnight.
00:32:13Elisa, don't you find yourself ridiculous?
00:32:16Of course.
00:32:17Can that with disguise be rich?
00:32:19I was hardy to disappoint you, but it's not rented.
00:32:22It's a gift from my husband.
00:32:26Mr. Hawthorne.
00:32:28Mr. Walker's arrived.
00:32:29The meeting can start anytime.
00:32:30All right.
00:32:31Oh, hey, by the way, my wife is having a class reunion party.
00:32:34Invite someone over with some fine wine.
00:32:36Let her have some fun.
00:32:37Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:32:37It was hardy to disappoint you, but it's not rented.
00:32:42It's a gift from my husband.
00:32:44Elisa.
00:32:45What's the point of lying?
00:32:47First you rent a car to show up at the reunion, and now you're making up a story about a wealthy
00:32:54husband?
00:32:55Are you living in a novel?
00:32:57Summer, aren't you colleagues with Elisa?
00:32:59You should know if she's married or not, right?
00:33:03It's not my business.
00:33:05Even though I'm her superior, I try not to pry.
00:33:09Although I don't think so.
00:33:11If she really had a rich husband, why would she work for so little salary?
00:33:16So, Elisa is lying again?
00:33:20She is so shameless.
00:33:22Emilia, I think you should stay with Elisa.
00:33:27She's got a bad influence on you.
00:33:31And what do you know?
00:33:34Elisa's husband.
00:33:36Okay, okay, you guys keep partying.
00:33:39Uh, Emilia?
00:33:45Excuse me, these are the wines sent by Mr. Hawthorne.
00:33:51Oh!
00:33:521982 Lafitte?
00:33:55But we didn't order these wines!
00:33:57I'll send you something though, since I can't be there.
00:34:00The wine is for me, right?
00:34:02He did say he would send something over.
00:34:04This is too much.
00:34:06Summer, this wine must be a special gift for Mr. Hawthorne for you.
00:34:09Yeah!
00:34:10The only one among us who deserves such attention for Mr. Hawthorne is Summer.
00:34:16Who else could it be?
00:34:17This wine is for Mr. Hawthorne too.
00:34:19Summer and Mr. Hawthorne have been a perfect match in school.
00:34:22And now they are still so affectionate.
00:34:25I wonder if they're going to get married soon.
00:34:26Of course!
00:34:28Summer is future president's wife.
00:34:31Unlike someone.
00:34:33Oh, Elisa.
00:34:34You see?
00:34:34You can never shake my gone with Lucien.
00:34:38Alright everyone, since Lucien sent over these wines, let's enjoy them together.
00:34:43But Summer, this is 1982 Lafitte.
00:34:46I think some people here are not worthy of drinking such fine wine.
00:34:51They say cast your pearls before swine.
00:34:54Even if you let Elisa drink it, she wouldn't know how good the Lafitte is.
00:34:58That's true.
00:34:59Giving it to her would be a waste.
00:35:01You're all wrong.
00:35:03This wine is for me.
00:35:06This wine is for me.
00:35:08Did I hear that right?
00:35:10You said that this wine was given to you by Mr. Hawthorne.
00:35:13It's hilarious.
00:35:14Do you think you're Mrs. Hawthorne?
00:35:16Mrs. Hawthorne is Summer.
00:35:19Are you daydreaming, Elisa?
00:35:22Do you think you're some Cinderella who married a president?
00:35:25Elisa, are you jealous of me?
00:35:28Not only jealous of my family background and my job,
00:35:31now you're jealous of my relationship with Lucien
00:35:33and want to claim the wines that are given to me.
00:35:36Don't you know that even if you try your hardest,
00:35:39what's not meant for you will never, never be yours?
00:35:44Oh, Summer, don't ruin your mood over such a rat in the gutter.
00:35:48She's just a clown.
00:35:49How can you be so confident that the wine is for Summer?
00:35:52When Summer and Mr. Hawthorne started dating,
00:35:56Elisa was somewhere picking up the trash.
00:35:59All you ever do is talk.
00:36:01Why the hell would I lie about something like this?
00:36:03Who knows?
00:36:04After all, you don't understand how to pour things.
00:36:06Hey, waiter.
00:36:08Tell us.
00:36:08Who does Mr. Hawthorne give this wine to?
00:36:13Yeah, tell us.
00:36:14Who does Mr. Hawthorne give this wine to?
00:36:16So that someone can start daydreaming.
00:36:19These wines were given to Mrs. Elisvale by Mr. Hawthorne.
00:36:27What?
00:36:28This wine is from Lucien to Elisa?
00:36:30There must have been a mistake.
00:36:32Check it again.
00:36:33How could Mr. Hawthorne possibly send wine to Elisa?
00:36:36Yes, this is indeed the wine sent from Mr. Lucien to Elisvale.
00:36:41How could this be?
00:36:44What makes Elisa so special that Lucien would treat her like this?
00:36:49Why are you all so silent now?
00:36:51You were so talkative and confident before.
00:36:55Is it because you're embarrassed?
00:36:57Okay, Amelia.
00:36:58Yeah, like I said, I don't need to lie.
00:37:00Mr. Hawthorne would never send wine to this bitch.
00:37:04Could it be...
00:37:06Wait.
00:37:07What now, Lavinia?
00:37:08Elisa, you really are desperate for attention, aren't you?
00:37:12After being exposed about the car keys,
00:37:16you've resorted to hiring actors to put on a show for us.
00:37:19Oh my god.
00:37:20Lavinia, you really are imaginative.
00:37:23You should become a screenwriter.
00:37:24Really got a hit on your hands.
00:37:25What?
00:37:26Are you getting agitated because I've uncovered the truth
00:37:29and here I am stating the facts.
00:37:32How is that imagination?
00:37:34Lavinia, I think you've got a point.
00:37:37After all,
00:37:39lowly people
00:37:40are always so desperate for attention, right?
00:37:47Summer makes a valid point.
00:37:49Mr. Hawthorne and Elisa are from completely different worlds.
00:37:52How could he possibly send her wine?
00:37:54Go home
00:37:55and page your actors.
00:37:57Elisa, I think there's something you should know.
00:38:01If we hadn't gone to the same high school together,
00:38:04you wouldn't have any chance
00:38:05of sitting here with us,
00:38:07having meal,
00:38:08let alone getting to know
00:38:10Mr. Hawthorne.
00:38:12You all have gone too far.
00:38:14This is supposed to be a class reunion party
00:38:16and you're all targeting Elisa.
00:38:18What are you trying to do?
00:38:19What are we trying to do?
00:38:22She needs to know her place
00:38:23instead of deceiving us with lies
00:38:26again and again.
00:38:27How dare she do it and not admit it?
00:38:30Yes.
00:38:30Summer, as the saying goes,
00:38:32ugly people make more trouble,
00:38:34but poor people
00:38:36make even more trouble.
00:38:38I couldn't care less what you think of me,
00:38:40but I didn't hire actors for this.
00:38:43We are all regular employees of the hotel.
00:38:45We cannot be hired as private actors.
00:38:48You must have misunderstood.
00:38:57Misunderstood?
00:38:59Elisa, you really are hopeless.
00:39:02You found some actors
00:39:03and got two bottles of fake wine
00:39:05thinking you could show off
00:39:07at the reunion party?
00:39:08This cheap wine is only good
00:39:19for making noise when it chatters.
00:39:21With this order from President Hawthorne,
00:39:26I don't have to worry about my performance
00:39:29for the rest of the month.
00:39:31I think I'm going to make Ms. Vale
00:39:33a VVVIP customer from now on.
00:39:36Hello?
00:39:39No good, Mr. Carlos.
00:39:41Ms. Vale is in trouble.
00:39:42What?
00:39:43I'm coming over.
00:39:45Damaging someone else's property?
00:39:47Lavinia, you have never been one
00:39:48to consider the consequences
00:39:49of doing whatever Summer tells you to do.
00:39:51How much can a big bottle of wine be worth?
00:39:55I'll pay her,
00:39:56and I'll pay for the remaining one,
00:39:58and I'll just buy them all
00:40:00so that she can smash them for fun.
00:40:04You're disgusting.
00:40:06We're ashamed to have you as a classmate.
00:40:09You don't deserve to be at our party.
00:40:11Security!
00:40:12Where's the security?
00:40:13How am I?
00:40:13Well, we don't know who this woman is,
00:40:16and I don't know how she got in here,
00:40:18and I want her out of here.
00:40:21Well, this is Summer Hart,
00:40:23fiance of the president
00:40:25of Hawthorne's group,
00:40:27and having her here,
00:40:29we don't want to have any trouble.
00:40:30What is silly?
00:40:32What are you doing?
00:40:33What is going on here?
00:40:38Who gave you permission
00:40:39to expel my esteemed guest?
00:40:44Did you just call Elisa
00:40:46an esteemed guest?
00:40:48Yes, I did.
00:40:49In fact,
00:40:52Miss Vail is
00:40:53one of our
00:40:54VIP customers.
00:40:57That can't be possible.
00:40:58Her family went bankrupt
00:41:00years ago.
00:41:01She probably can't even afford
00:41:02to pay her rent.
00:41:03Let me
00:41:04correct myself.
00:41:06Not only is Miss Vail
00:41:07our esteemed guest,
00:41:09not only is she our
00:41:11VVVIP
00:41:11customer,
00:41:13but the wine
00:41:14was arranged
00:41:15to be sent
00:41:16by President Hawthorne
00:41:17to her.
00:41:18Does my word count?
00:41:20Does it have any
00:41:21weight around here?
00:41:22Mr. Carlos,
00:41:23there must be
00:41:24some mistake.
00:41:25Well,
00:41:26the wine
00:41:26was personally arranged
00:41:28by President Hawthorne's
00:41:30personal assistant,
00:41:32Ronan.
00:41:32How can there
00:41:33possibly be a mistake?
00:41:36But Summer,
00:41:37how could Mr. Hawthorne
00:41:38be sending
00:41:39wine to Elisa?
00:41:40How am I supposed
00:41:42to know what
00:41:42Lucian is thinking?
00:41:44You said that you
00:41:45would pay me back
00:41:45tenfold.
00:41:47Forget the tenfold,
00:41:48just pay me
00:41:48the original price.
00:41:51Is Lucian going
00:41:52to be angry
00:41:53with me for this?
00:41:54Whatever.
00:41:55Let's just enjoy
00:41:56this moment.
00:41:57What's going on?
00:41:57Did President Hawthorne
00:41:59really send the wine
00:41:59to Elisa?
00:42:00I have no idea.
00:42:02Maybe
00:42:03Summer is just
00:42:04lying
00:42:04and she's being
00:42:06presumptuous
00:42:06about Mr. Hawthorne?
00:42:08So Summer,
00:42:09what's the best way
00:42:09for you to pay me
00:42:10back for this?
00:42:14You should have
00:42:15seen the look
00:42:15on Summer's face
00:42:17when she tried
00:42:17to swipe her card.
00:42:18It was hilarious.
00:42:20Oh my gosh,
00:42:21today we finally
00:42:22showed her who's boss.
00:42:23I know,
00:42:24but I feel like
00:42:25everyone knows
00:42:26that Summer is
00:42:26Lucian's dream girl.
00:42:28When he finds out,
00:42:29I, the placeholder wife,
00:42:30I'm totally getting
00:42:30the...
00:42:31Legally,
00:42:33you are Mr. Hawthorne's
00:42:34wife.
00:42:34You are literally
00:42:35the president's wife.
00:42:37You have the high ground.
00:42:38What are you so afraid of?
00:42:39Come on.
00:42:40Let's go drink
00:42:41and celebrate.
00:42:42You actually want
00:42:42me to drink right now?
00:42:44Yes.
00:42:44No.
00:42:45Yes.
00:42:45No.
00:42:46Come on.
00:42:47I ain't okay,
00:42:48it's my heart.
00:42:54Amelia,
00:42:55be honest with me,
00:42:56okay?
00:42:57What is this?
00:42:58I don't...
00:42:58I don't understand
00:42:59why Lucian wanted
00:43:00to marry me.
00:43:02I don't know,
00:43:03it's just...
00:43:04I'm starting to feel
00:43:04like maybe he...
00:43:06like...
00:43:07Is he actually
00:43:09someone you feel is up?
00:43:10I have something
00:43:11I have to attend to,
00:43:12so I'm going
00:43:13to be leaving now.
00:43:14What?
00:43:15Wait, no.
00:43:16Are you gossiping
00:43:18about me behind my back
00:43:19while you're drunk?
00:43:20Are you real
00:43:24or am I dreaming?
00:43:26Well, no,
00:43:27you're not dreaming.
00:43:28I'm actually here
00:43:28to take you home.
00:43:29Big gossip?
00:43:31No.
00:43:32I don't want to go home.
00:43:33I want to drink more.
00:43:35Hey, so,
00:43:36you've had too much.
00:43:37You're going to have a headache
00:43:37tomorrow.
00:43:39Oh,
00:43:39who knew Mr. Hawthorne
00:43:41was so gentle
00:43:41and thoughtful?
00:43:42Come on.
00:43:43I can't walk,
00:43:45so I could just
00:43:47live here.
00:43:48Okay,
00:43:49I will carry you
00:43:51back then.
00:43:52Come on.
00:43:55All right,
00:43:55ready?
00:43:55Three, two,
00:43:56one.
00:43:57Okay,
00:43:58here we go.
00:44:05Mr. Hawthorne
00:44:05here I am,
00:44:07working overtime
00:44:08in the middle of the
00:44:09road,
00:44:10driving at this speed.
00:44:11It's going to be
00:44:11so I'm going to
00:44:12let you marry me.
00:44:18Lucian,
00:44:18why did you marry me?
00:44:20Actually,
00:44:20I've been in love
00:44:22with you for 10 years,
00:44:23ever since I first
00:44:24saw you.
00:44:27Back then,
00:44:28the internal struggles
00:44:29in the Hawthorne family
00:44:30were severe,
00:44:31and my father
00:44:31was also...
00:44:35Lucian,
00:44:37let your father
00:44:38rest in peace.
00:44:39you're all
00:44:42I've got now.
00:44:47Anyway,
00:44:48I didn't dare
00:44:49to show you
00:44:49even a sliver
00:44:50of my feelings
00:44:51for you.
00:44:52But the hatred
00:44:53between our parents
00:44:54made me hide
00:44:54my feelings for you.
00:44:55Could you give me
00:44:56a chance?
00:44:59Yeah.
00:45:00Well,
00:45:01I'll tell you
00:45:02this another time.
00:45:02Elisa always goes
00:45:10against me,
00:45:11making me embarrassed.
00:45:12She's the worst!
00:45:14I have an idea
00:45:15that doesn't require
00:45:16us to get involved
00:45:17and can make
00:45:18Elisa leave
00:45:19Mr. Hawthorne.
00:45:20Oh?
00:45:21What is it?
00:45:24What is it?
00:45:25Everyone knows
00:45:25that Mr. Hawthorne
00:45:27is devoted
00:45:27to his mother.
00:45:28If we tell her
00:45:29about Elisa
00:45:30seducing Mr. Hawthorne,
00:45:33then...
00:45:34Good idea.
00:45:36Mia is the matriarch
00:45:37of the Hawthorne family.
00:45:39She's very clever.
00:45:41But she never
00:45:42got involved
00:45:43in the family business
00:45:44and she's lived
00:45:45in seclusion abroad
00:45:46for years.
00:45:47Even I haven't
00:45:48spoken to her.
00:45:49All we need to do
00:45:51is send an anonymous
00:45:53text message
00:45:54to Mrs. Hawthorne.
00:45:55Then we just need
00:45:56to wait for Elisa
00:45:57to be expelled
00:45:58from the Hawthorne family.
00:46:05I went through
00:46:06great lengths
00:46:07to get this,
00:46:08but I never
00:46:08contacted her
00:46:09because I didn't
00:46:10have a reason.
00:46:12Do it for me.
00:46:13When Elisa
00:46:14is dealt with,
00:46:15you will be rewarded.
00:46:19It's my pleasure
00:46:21to help you,
00:46:22Miss Hart.
00:46:23I just hope
00:46:25that when you
00:46:26become the
00:46:27president's wife,
00:46:29you won't forget me.
00:46:30Of course not.
00:46:31Mr. Hawthorne,
00:46:39you received
00:46:41an anonymous message
00:46:42on your phone.
00:46:43What does it say?
00:46:45It says
00:46:45it's a fix
00:46:45in our own
00:46:46Mr. Hawthorne.
00:46:47She turned him
00:46:48so much
00:46:48that he's been
00:46:49ignoring his
00:46:49Hawthorne group
00:46:50affairs.
00:46:55Book me a flight.
00:46:56I need to go
00:46:57back immediately.
00:47:01Oh my god.
00:47:03We'll be late
00:47:03again today.
00:47:04Oh my god.
00:47:06I'm so sorry.
00:47:08I'm so sorry.
00:47:09You need to
00:47:09pay for this.
00:47:11It was you
00:47:12that bumped
00:47:13into me
00:47:13and it was
00:47:14just a light touch.
00:47:15I have no idea
00:47:15how you must
00:47:16have fallen like that.
00:47:16Are you trying
00:47:17to leave me?
00:47:18Because I don't
00:47:18know what's
00:47:19the matter
00:47:19with your generation.
00:47:20Having no
00:47:21respect for the elderly.
00:47:23But how did I...
00:47:24Okay.
00:47:26Here.
00:47:27Can I help
00:47:27you get up first?
00:47:29Yeah.
00:47:30Well, are you
00:47:30going to help
00:47:31me up?
00:47:33Are you okay?
00:47:34No, I am not
00:47:35okay.
00:47:36My leg really
00:47:37hurts.
00:47:37I don't think
00:47:38I'm going to
00:47:38be able to walk.
00:47:39You need to
00:47:39take responsibility
00:47:40for this.
00:47:41How can a young
00:47:42girl be so bad?
00:47:43She hits somebody
00:47:44and doesn't want
00:47:45to take responsibility.
00:47:46She looks good,
00:47:48but she's on
00:47:48the inside.
00:47:49No, no, no.
00:47:50The truth is
00:47:50that...
00:47:51Never mind.
00:47:52Okay, uh...
00:47:54Ma'am, do you
00:47:54have your family's
00:47:55contact information?
00:47:57I can help
00:47:57you reach out
00:47:58to them.
00:47:58Family?
00:48:00Who are my
00:48:01family?
00:48:03I don't remember.
00:48:07You don't
00:48:08remember who
00:48:08your family is?
00:48:10Uh...
00:48:11I don't remember
00:48:12anything.
00:48:13What do I do?
00:48:14You don't remember
00:48:14where you live?
00:48:15I don't remember
00:48:16anything.
00:48:17Okay.
00:48:17What do I do?
00:48:18I...
00:48:19How about I take
00:48:20you to the hospital
00:48:21and then to a
00:48:22police station?
00:48:24No, no, no, no, no.
00:48:26I'm not going to
00:48:27a hospital or a
00:48:27police station.
00:48:28I don't trust
00:48:29anybody.
00:48:30Oh, no.
00:48:31I'm going to be
00:48:31late.
00:48:32But there's the
00:48:33weekly department
00:48:33meeting today.
00:48:34I can't take leave.
00:48:37Okay, uh...
00:48:38Ma'am, since you're
00:48:39not going anywhere,
00:48:40how about I take
00:48:41you to my
00:48:41company office?
00:48:43And then after
00:48:44work, I'll help
00:48:45you find your family.
00:48:46Fine.
00:48:46Because you need
00:48:47to take responsibility
00:48:48for this.
00:48:49You cannot
00:48:50leave my side.
00:48:52Okay.
00:48:52Okay.
00:48:53What is going on?
00:48:54Ouch!
00:48:55What?
00:48:56My mom's return home?
00:48:57Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:48:58According to
00:48:59Matriarch Robinson's
00:49:00assistant,
00:49:00Matriarch Robinson
00:49:01received an anonymous
00:49:02text message about you
00:49:03and rushed back
00:49:04into the country.
00:49:04What was the text?
00:49:06It said,
00:49:06Mr. Hawthorne,
00:49:07you've been enchanted
00:49:08by a seductress.
00:49:09She's always had a temper.
00:49:10Okay.
00:49:11I'm going to attend
00:49:12the business meeting
00:49:12personally.
00:49:13Are you afraid
00:49:14the Matriarch Robinson
00:49:14will suddenly come
00:49:15to our company?
00:49:17I mean, yeah,
00:49:17unless there's
00:49:18some unexpected twist.
00:49:19She'll probably be there.
00:49:20All right, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:49:21I'll arrange it right away.
00:49:25Mom, please don't
00:49:26scare off the wife
00:49:27I finally got.
00:49:30How did the matter
00:49:31about Matriarch Robinson
00:49:32go?
00:49:33Rest assured,
00:49:34Miss Hart.
00:49:35It's said that
00:49:36Matriarch Robinson
00:49:37was furious upon
00:49:38hearing the news
00:49:39and returned home
00:49:40immediately.
00:49:41Really?
00:49:42Then Alisa
00:49:43will be out of here
00:49:44soon.
00:49:45Yes.
00:49:47Congratulations
00:49:47in advance,
00:49:48Miss Hart.
00:49:49Let's go.
00:49:50There's a weekly meeting
00:49:51of the business department
00:49:52and Lucian
00:49:53will be there
00:49:54personally.
00:49:55We can't afford
00:49:55to make a mistake.
00:49:57Okay.
00:49:58Um,
00:49:58Amelia's gone on
00:49:59a work trip
00:49:59so you can sit
00:50:00in her spot
00:50:01while she's gone.
00:50:05If,
00:50:06if you get bored,
00:50:07you can just
00:50:07lay on my phone.
00:50:08Okay,
00:50:09and we have to keep
00:50:10our voices down
00:50:10because people are working.
00:50:11Okay,
00:50:12I just want to know
00:50:13if I can play
00:50:13with this one.
00:50:14Everyone?
00:50:15The weekly meeting
00:50:16is about to begin.
00:50:18Alisa,
00:50:18why did you bring
00:50:19a cleaner to work?
00:50:20Alisa really treats
00:50:21the company
00:50:22as her home,
00:50:23being anyone
00:50:24she likes.
00:50:25Seriously,
00:50:26so filthy.
00:50:27It's disgusting
00:50:27just looking at them.
00:50:29Alisa,
00:50:34our entire department
00:50:35is filled up
00:50:36with work
00:50:36and you?
00:50:38If we have to
00:50:39delay our work,
00:50:40are you going to
00:50:40take responsibility
00:50:41for that?
00:50:42Ms. Hart,
00:50:43this woman might have
00:50:44some trouble
00:50:44with her memory
00:50:45so I'm only bringing
00:50:46her here temporarily.
00:50:48I was going to help
00:50:48her find her family
00:50:49after work
00:50:50and if she could
00:50:50just sit here
00:50:51for the time being,
00:50:52I promise that
00:50:53she won't disturb anybody.
00:50:54You mean you brought
00:50:55this old hag
00:50:56in off the street
00:50:57and she's also sick?
00:51:00I think you're crazy.
00:51:02Picking up an old hag
00:51:02like this,
00:51:03reeking of poverty,
00:51:04stinking up
00:51:05the whole office?
00:51:07Where did you find her?
00:51:08In a sewer?
00:51:09What if this old hag
00:51:10isn't just mentally ill
00:51:11but also could infect us
00:51:13all with some disease?
00:51:14Yeah, Ms. Hart,
00:51:15really I think
00:51:16we should call in
00:51:16a cleaner later
00:51:17to disinfect everywhere
00:51:18this lady's been.
00:51:19How could all of you
00:51:20be so cruel?
00:51:22Don't you all
00:51:23have families too?
00:51:24What if one of them
00:51:25had lost their memory
00:51:26and needed your help?
00:51:27This girl,
00:51:28she's interesting.
00:51:29I'm not the one
00:51:30who's sick.
00:51:31You're sick!
00:51:34Disgusting.
00:51:35Elisa,
00:51:35our company has rules
00:51:37and regulations.
00:51:38It's not a place
00:51:39for you to show
00:51:40your kindness.
00:51:41Get this old hag
00:51:43out of here now.
00:51:46Get this old hag
00:51:47out of here now.
00:51:49Ms. Hart,
00:51:49there is nothing
00:51:50in our company policy
00:51:51that discourages
00:51:52helping somebody in need.
00:51:53In fact,
00:51:54it encourages us
00:51:54to do so.
00:51:55Oh, there isn't.
00:51:56Well,
00:51:57now there is.
00:52:00Do you have a problem?
00:52:01Ms. Hart is a senior
00:52:02leader in our company.
00:52:03She can represent
00:52:04our president
00:52:05and now she just
00:52:06happened to add
00:52:07another company rule.
00:52:08Even if she asks
00:52:09security to drag you out,
00:52:11there's nothing
00:52:11you can do.
00:52:12Understand?
00:52:14How come the employees
00:52:16of the business department
00:52:17aren't like this?
00:52:18Lucien will be here soon
00:52:20from the business department.
00:52:21Elisa,
00:52:22you have two minutes.
00:52:23If you don't get
00:52:24this old hag
00:52:25out of here,
00:52:26I will fire you.
00:52:27You can go
00:52:28beg on the street
00:52:28with her.
00:52:29Maybe then you'll
00:52:30make more money
00:52:30than you do now.
00:52:33God, Summer,
00:52:34you are really pushing it.
00:52:35Tell me,
00:52:36what else can you do
00:52:36besides flaunt your authority?
00:52:38I'm reporting you
00:52:39to Mr. Hawthorne.
00:52:41As a low-level employee,
00:52:43you have contradicted me
00:52:44one too many times.
00:52:45And now,
00:52:46you dare go see
00:52:47Mr. Hawthorne?
00:52:48You're fired.
00:52:51Two years.
00:52:52Two years away
00:52:53from this company
00:52:54and I never thought
00:52:55that the business department
00:52:56at the Hawthorne Group
00:52:57would decay into the state.
00:53:02Elisa will not be fired.
00:53:04You will.
00:53:07You will.
00:53:10Matthew,
00:53:10did I just hear
00:53:11this old hag
00:53:12say she's gonna fire us?
00:53:14She has a problem
00:53:15with her brain,
00:53:15that's why she's talking crazy.
00:53:17Miss Hart
00:53:18is our president's wife-to-be.
00:53:20Firing her?
00:53:22Too ridiculous.
00:53:23Besides memory loss,
00:53:25is she also crazy?
00:53:26Why are they
00:53:27saying
00:53:28president's wife?
00:53:30Isn't it you?
00:53:31Are all of you
00:53:32quite finished?
00:53:33I can't believe
00:53:33how shallow you are.
00:53:35You are kind
00:53:36and righteous.
00:53:37Do you never use
00:53:38Lucien's identity
00:53:39to gain power?
00:53:41But you?
00:53:42Okay, ma'am,
00:53:43it's okay.
00:53:43I'm going to help you
00:53:44find your family.
00:53:45Let's go.
00:53:45Why do we need
00:53:46to leave?
00:53:47Why don't they
00:53:47leave first?
00:53:48Fine,
00:53:49since you're
00:53:50determined to cling
00:53:50to us.
00:53:51Matthew,
00:53:52get this old hag
00:53:53out of here
00:53:53right now.
00:54:02You've got guts.
00:54:04I'll see
00:54:04who dares
00:54:05to kick me
00:54:05out of here
00:54:06today.
00:54:06You actually
00:54:15dare to hit me?
00:54:17Miss Hart?
00:54:18Elisa,
00:54:19this woman
00:54:20attacked my subordinate.
00:54:21I could have her
00:54:22sent to a mental hospital.
00:54:24You don't have
00:54:24the authority.
00:54:25Of course I do.
00:54:26She hit my subordinate.
00:54:28I can reasonably
00:54:28deduce she has
00:54:29some mental issues.
00:54:30How many times
00:54:31do I have to tell you?
00:54:32Yes, this woman
00:54:33is clearly sick,
00:54:34but naturally
00:54:34I'm going to find
00:54:35her family
00:54:35to let them
00:54:36handle it.
00:54:37If you and Matthew
00:54:38hadn't instigated this,
00:54:39none of this
00:54:40would have happened.
00:54:41This woman's actions
00:54:42can only be described
00:54:43as self-defense.
00:54:44Yeah, I think
00:54:44you're the one
00:54:45who's crazy.
00:54:46You don't respect
00:54:46the elderly.
00:54:47You're not
00:54:48qualified to be a leader.
00:54:49I don't know
00:54:50why your company's
00:54:51higher-ups
00:54:51even chose you.
00:54:55Oh, are you angry?
00:54:56Matthew, make these
00:55:02two disappear
00:55:02from my sight.
00:55:03Security, throw
00:55:05both of them
00:55:05out of Hawthorne
00:55:06Group.
00:55:09Whitney here,
00:55:10they can't drive
00:55:11you away.
00:55:12I tell you,
00:55:13I am...
00:55:14Summer, what are
00:55:15you doing here?
00:55:18Summer, what are
00:55:19you doing here?
00:55:21Oh my God,
00:55:22why does Lucian
00:55:23come to the
00:55:24business department
00:55:24every day?
00:55:25Fine, I guess
00:55:27we'll have another
00:55:27showdown.
00:55:28Explain.
00:55:29Well, it's like this.
00:55:30Elisa brought this
00:55:31woman in off the
00:55:32street, who's most
00:55:33terrible, and
00:55:34insisted on having
00:55:35her in the office,
00:55:36which was disrupting
00:55:37everyone's work, so
00:55:38I'm only thinking
00:55:39of the company.
00:55:40Yes, Mr. Hawthorne,
00:55:41what if she has some
00:55:42contagious disease
00:55:43and infects everyone?
00:55:44I take full
00:55:45responsibility for
00:55:46this incident.
00:55:47If the company
00:55:48wishes, I can
00:55:49hand in my
00:55:49resignation.
00:55:52Hawthorne Group
00:55:52is not an
00:55:53impersonal company.
00:55:54Elisa's done
00:55:55well.
00:55:57From today
00:55:58forward, you'll
00:55:59be promoted to
00:55:59team leader, and
00:56:01oversee projects as
00:56:01a reward.
00:56:03Mr. Hawthorne,
00:56:04I'm afraid I'm not
00:56:06qualified for this
00:56:07position.
00:56:08I believe everyone
00:56:09here knows your
00:56:10abilities well.
00:56:12As for you, you
00:56:14can go to HR, and
00:56:15they'll handle your
00:56:16resignation.
00:56:18He is the
00:56:19backbone of the
00:56:20business department.
00:56:21If you fire him,
00:56:22there'll be no
00:56:22elites left.
00:56:23Summer, you've
00:56:24managed the
00:56:24business department
00:56:25into a mess.
00:56:26You're responsible
00:56:26for that.
00:56:27I promise to
00:56:28manage the
00:56:29business department
00:56:29better.
00:56:30This won't
00:56:31happen again.
00:56:32Matthew, why
00:56:33have you not
00:56:34apologized to this
00:56:35madame and
00:56:35miss Vale yet?
00:56:39Matthew, why
00:56:40have you not
00:56:41apologized to this
00:56:42madame and miss Vale
00:56:43yet?
00:56:46I'm sorry.
00:56:47Please forgive me.
00:56:49Why are you
00:56:49apologizing first?
00:56:50This one almost
00:56:51just put me into a
00:56:52mental hospital.
00:56:53You old hag.
00:56:54How dare you ask
00:56:55me to apologize?
00:56:57Miss Hart?
00:56:59Apologize.
00:57:02Sorry.
00:57:03I'm sorry.
00:57:04I can't hear you.
00:57:10I was wrong.
00:57:12I'm sorry.
00:57:12And you guys?
00:57:18I'm sorry.
00:57:19I'm sorry.
00:57:22Have I been
00:57:23misunderstanding him
00:57:24all this time?
00:57:25Could it be?
00:57:26Well, that's the end
00:57:27of that matter.
00:57:28I'll take care of
00:57:29this lady and help
00:57:31her find her family.
00:57:36Listen, why did
00:57:37you call me over?
00:57:38What if Elisa finds
00:57:39out?
00:57:39Well, what exactly
00:57:40are you trying to do?
00:57:41I want to test my
00:57:44daughter-in-law.
00:57:45Haven't you tested
00:57:45her enough today?
00:57:46She's great.
00:57:47You saw that.
00:57:52Oh, Lucien.
00:57:55You're quite loyal,
00:57:56aren't you?
00:57:58That's enough.
00:58:01Fine.
00:58:01Look, um, Elisa
00:58:05is a very good
00:58:06girl, but it
00:58:07seems she doesn't
00:58:08even know that
00:58:09you like her,
00:58:10nor does anyone
00:58:11else know that
00:58:12she's your wife.
00:58:13Why are you
00:58:13keeping this
00:58:14marriage so
00:58:15secretive?
00:58:17I don't know
00:58:18how to tell her.
00:58:19I'm afraid that if
00:58:20we make our
00:58:20relationship public,
00:58:22pressure will be
00:58:23too much for her.
00:58:24Lucien, when did
00:58:25you become such
00:58:26a coward?
00:58:27Look, if you like
00:58:28her, just confess
00:58:30boldly.
00:58:32You don't want
00:58:32to wait till
00:58:33Elisa falls for
00:58:34some other guy
00:58:35before you feel
00:58:36regret, do you?
00:58:38Regret what?
00:58:42Nothing.
00:58:43Please, come sit.
00:58:48Elisa, I'm sorry.
00:58:51I was deceptive
00:58:52earlier.
00:58:53I...
00:58:54I'm actually
00:58:55Lucien's mother.
00:58:57What?
00:58:58Please, let me
00:59:01explain.
00:59:03Um, a few days
00:59:04ago I got an
00:59:05anonymous text
00:59:06saying that some
00:59:07woman was trying
00:59:08to seduce Lucien
00:59:09and I got afraid
00:59:11that he might
00:59:12get tricked.
00:59:13Anyway, Elisa,
00:59:15can you please
00:59:15forgive me?
00:59:19Yes, Mrs. Hoffman,
00:59:21I understand.
00:59:22You're just looking
00:59:22out for your son.
00:59:23But I am concerned
00:59:24that the person
00:59:25who sent that text
00:59:26must have had
00:59:26bad intentions.
00:59:27I have an idea
00:59:28you sent him.
00:59:29I'll have him.
00:59:30Good.
00:59:31And Elisa,
00:59:32I heard that
00:59:33Lucien plans on
00:59:34taking you to a
00:59:35very fancy dinner
00:59:36tonight.
00:59:37Okay?
00:59:39There's actually
00:59:40something I want
00:59:40to talk to you
00:59:41about.
00:59:52Lucien, why aren't you
00:59:53reading?
00:59:55Yeah, of course.
01:00:01Elisa, what do you
01:00:02want to ask me?
01:00:03If you want a divorce,
01:00:04it's not going to
01:00:04happen.
01:00:06Why would you think
01:00:07I want a divorce?
01:00:14Okay.
01:00:15I've been meaning
01:00:16to ask you.
01:00:18You've liked Summer
01:00:19for ten years.
01:00:21I mean, why would
01:00:22you marry me?
01:00:23Why protect me
01:00:25at every turn?
01:00:26Hold on.
01:00:28You think I've liked
01:00:29Summer for ten years?
01:00:30Judging by his reaction,
01:00:32he must have been
01:00:33caught off guard.
01:00:34Elisa, you're being
01:00:35too presumptuous.
01:00:37Seriously, why would
01:00:37I've liked her
01:00:38for ten years?
01:00:39Elisa,
01:00:40I've liked you
01:00:41for ten years.
01:00:42What?
01:00:46How could that
01:00:47possibly be true?
01:00:47From the first day
01:00:48we met,
01:00:49I fell for you.
01:00:51But because of the
01:00:52conflict between
01:00:53our parents,
01:00:55I chose to get them.
01:00:58I wanted to show you
01:00:59that I cared for you,
01:01:00but I couldn't.
01:01:01I was afraid that it
01:01:02would put you in danger.
01:01:04I'm really sorry,
01:01:06Elisa.
01:01:07All these years,
01:01:08I've suppressed
01:01:09my feelings for you.
01:01:11Fought tooth,
01:01:12and nail
01:01:13to be the head
01:01:14of the Hawthorne family.
01:01:17And now it's taken
01:01:17me a decade
01:01:18to fully stand
01:01:20by you like this.
01:01:22So why now?
01:01:25And now it's taken
01:01:26me a decade
01:01:27to fully stand
01:01:29by you like this.
01:01:30So why now?
01:01:32I was afraid
01:01:32if I told you,
01:01:33you didn't like me,
01:01:35and I wouldn't even
01:01:35be colleagues anymore.
01:01:38And so what's wrong?
01:01:39So when you sat
01:01:40next to me
01:01:41all those years ago,
01:01:41it wasn't because
01:01:42you didn't like
01:01:43your food?
01:01:47Hey, I, uh,
01:01:48don't really like this.
01:01:58Yeah, I,
01:01:58I'm really sorry
01:02:00I shouldn't,
01:02:01couldn't show you
01:02:02my feelings
01:02:02in the proper way.
01:02:03But then,
01:02:06why did you write
01:02:08Summer that love
01:02:08letter back then?
01:02:10One love letter.
01:02:12I only remember
01:02:13delivering a
01:02:14party invitation
01:02:15tour from my parents.
01:02:17Well,
01:02:17why are all your
01:02:18passwords Summer's
01:02:18birthday?
01:02:19You mean 0903?
01:02:22What does that have
01:02:23to do with Summer?
01:02:24I don't even know
01:02:24her birthday.
01:02:25So then what's
01:02:260903 to you?
01:02:27Lisa 0903,
01:02:29September 3rd.
01:02:30It's the day
01:02:31we first met.
01:02:31So it was
01:02:34it was all
01:02:35just a misunderstanding?
01:02:38So it was
01:02:39it was all
01:02:40just a misunderstanding?
01:02:41Lisa,
01:02:42I love you.
01:02:45I know
01:02:46I tricked you
01:02:47into marrying me
01:02:48but my feelings
01:02:49for you
01:02:49are absolutely
01:02:50true.
01:02:51So,
01:02:52can you try
01:02:53to accept me?
01:02:55I know
01:02:56that our marriage
01:02:57started as a contract
01:02:58but it
01:02:58feels real
01:02:59to me now.
01:03:01I love you.
01:03:03I want to be
01:03:04with you.
01:03:05I want to be
01:03:06with you now
01:03:07and I want to be
01:03:07with you when we're
01:03:08old and
01:03:08I love you.
01:03:11you're finally
01:03:21mine.
01:03:24Yours.
01:03:25Hey,
01:03:35from now on
01:03:37we're
01:03:37true husband
01:03:38and wife.
01:03:39We don't have to
01:03:39keep our relationship
01:03:40secret in front of
01:03:41our colleagues
01:03:41anymore.
01:03:42Okay.
01:03:47Lucian,
01:03:48I...
01:03:48Elise,
01:03:50you...
01:03:51Summer,
01:03:51I'd like you
01:03:51to meet my wife.
01:03:53What?
01:03:55Elisa and I
01:03:55have actually
01:03:56been married
01:03:56for a long time
01:03:57so you don't
01:03:57have to send
01:03:58those divisive
01:03:58text messages
01:03:59to my mom
01:03:59anymore.
01:04:00We all
01:04:00like Elisa.
01:04:02So no matter
01:04:03how much you
01:04:03try to sow
01:04:04discord between
01:04:04us,
01:04:05it's never
01:04:06going to work.
01:04:06What text
01:04:07messages?
01:04:08I...
01:04:08I have the
01:04:08evidence,
01:04:09Summer.
01:04:13Now,
01:04:14considering the
01:04:14relationship
01:04:15between our
01:04:15families,
01:04:16I'm going to
01:04:16ask you to
01:04:16go ahead and
01:04:17submit your
01:04:17resignation
01:04:17from your
01:04:18team.
01:04:18As for
01:04:20everyone else,
01:04:22you all get
01:04:22off an hour
01:04:23early today.
01:04:24And you're
01:04:25invited to
01:04:25dinner with
01:04:25my wife.
01:04:28Yay!
01:04:29Yay!
01:04:29Yay!
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