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00:00:00Things I would do to her.
00:00:20Get a lady martini.
00:00:22Vodka martini, straight up?
00:00:29I'm sorry, I didn't order this.
00:00:31Ah, the two guys at the end of the bar ordered it.
00:00:35Cheers, babe.
00:00:43Hello, Mother.
00:00:45According to the family tracking app, you're in Vegas.
00:00:49Why?
00:00:50I just wanted a little vacation before my interview at Worthington Enterprises.
00:00:56You know that internship I was telling you about?
00:00:59Internship?
00:01:00You are the heir to a billion-dollar trust fund that your father set up before he passed away.
00:01:07Unless you were in Vegas to meet a man.
00:01:11I'm not looking for a man, Mom.
00:01:13I know you want a career, but...
00:01:15You know, marriage is very fulfilling.
00:01:18Did you ever think that I can have it all?
00:01:20Okay.
00:01:21I've gotta go.
00:01:22I love you.
00:01:26The wedding of the millennium kicks off tonight.
00:01:28Billionaire Lucas Worthington is set to marry his sweetheart in the most lavish wedding of the century.
00:01:35I don't care why people like this wedding crap.
00:01:39Everyone knows true love doesn't exist.
00:01:45Wait.
00:01:46You're the guy from the TV.
00:01:48You're the Lucas Worthington of Worthington Enterprises.
00:01:52Uh, no, I'm not Lucas Worthington.
00:01:57Uh, I'm John.
00:01:59John Bourbon.
00:02:01Sophie, you really look a lot like him though.
00:02:07Yeah, I get that a lot.
00:02:09Um, but I couldn't possibly be him.
00:02:11He's in New York about to get married.
00:02:13And I'm here with you.
00:02:15In Vegas.
00:02:17Besides, he...
00:02:19He wears glasses.
00:02:21I don't.
00:02:22And people say those rich guys are total assholes.
00:02:25And you don't really look like an asshole.
00:02:32Uh, those friends of yours?
00:02:35Thanks guys, but I'm good.
00:02:40It was nice meeting you, John.
00:02:42You too.
00:02:48Let go of me!
00:02:49Where do you think you're going?
00:02:51We got you a martini.
00:02:53Those aren't cheap in the casino.
00:02:56Let go.
00:02:57And you are just going to walk away without letting us feel that fine ass.
00:03:05I can take care of myself.
00:03:11You sure?
00:03:14What the hell is going on in here?
00:03:16How dare they lay a finger on the owner of the biggest company in New York City,
00:03:20Mr. Lucas Worthington.
00:03:22My most sincere apologies.
00:03:25Get these idiots out of here!
00:03:28That's not...
00:03:31Uh, yes, I am Lucas Worthington.
00:03:34Uh, apology accepted.
00:03:37Mr. Worthington, I would of course wish to give you complimentary rooms in my hotel,
00:03:41but gentlemen of your stature, of course, wouldn't want to stay in a dump like this.
00:03:46Uh, thanks.
00:03:47So, for any inconvenience, and again for the trouble, sir, may I offer you some complimentary tickets at the bar for some drinks?
00:03:56Again, my most sincere apologies.
00:04:01Oh.
00:04:03Shall we?
00:04:04I mean, I should really focus on my interview.
00:04:09But he's kinda cute.
00:04:11Screw it.
00:04:12Let's do it!
00:04:13Let's do it.
00:04:14I'll be right back.
00:04:15I won't do it.
00:04:16Let's go.
00:04:17Let's go.
00:04:18Okay.
00:04:19Let's go.
00:04:21Let's be done.
00:04:23That's awesome.
00:04:25I'm Ceau McKinney.
00:04:27Let's go.
00:04:29Let's go.
00:04:31Let's go.
00:04:33Let's go.
00:04:35Let's go.
00:04:36Oh my god. What happened last night?
00:04:49I don't know. Pants.
00:04:57Pants are still on. Pants are still on. Wow.
00:05:01My head is... I'm gonna go dunk it in some cold water.
00:05:06Oh god. How much did I drink?
00:05:16I should tell her the truth about who I really am.
00:05:28Lucas! Lucas, you missed your own wedding. Where are you? Lucas Worthington, you answer me!
00:05:36Mother, keep your voice down, okay? Keep my voice down? How dare you order me around when you missed your own wedding.
00:05:44You left Bridgette Villabrook waiting at the altar. You embarrassed the whole family. The whole family in front of the wealthy Villabrooks.
00:05:52Mom, I never agreed to do the stupid wedding in the first place. Where are you?
00:05:56Vegas.
00:05:58I am sending a private jet to come and get you right now!
00:06:04I'm not a child anymore, okay?
00:06:06I only want to marry someone because I actually love them. Not because I'm being arranged and set up with you.
00:06:14You think you're gonna find love in Vegas?
00:06:16Ha! I know what happens in Vegas.
00:06:18How would you know? What happens to your stays here?
00:06:22Don't get smart with me, Lucas.
00:06:24Well look, honey, you're so young, so go have fun!
00:06:29And then, well you're just lucky that we have a great relationship with the Villabrook family, so I was able to postpone the wedding until next week.
00:06:36Mom, I can't do-
00:06:37You can, you will. Plus, you have a billion dollar business to run. Come back. Immediately. That's final.
00:06:49Great.
00:06:51Don't worry, Bridget. He's just wrapping up the last minute business emergency.
00:07:07Then he'll be back and everything will go exactly as planned.
00:07:11Dad?
00:07:13You said Lucas was going to marry me.
00:07:17He's the wealthiest man in the world, and we're supposed to be starting our lives today.
00:07:22I know, sweetie. This happens to men sometimes. Be patient.
00:07:29Did you leave Mom standing at the altar in a $300,000 wedding dress?
00:07:35Of course not.
00:07:37This better go according to plan, Francine. For your sake.
00:07:41If you want that new skyscraper built on my land, your son better get it together.
00:07:46Don't worry, Warren. The Worthington-Villabrook alliance is still good and strong.
00:07:51Hmm. I was supposed to be getting tanned in Barbados right now.
00:07:59I don't want that.
00:08:04Did you hire her, Dad?
00:08:06Everything alright? I heard you talking to someone.
00:08:13Uh, yeah. That was my mom.
00:08:17Your mom?
00:08:19Yep. She was just calling to wish me luck in Vegas.
00:08:25His mother? Of course he's not Lucas Worthington.
00:08:28I doubt his mother would be calling to wish him luck.
00:08:35Oh, my God. I have over 500 alerts.
00:08:41Did we go to a wedding chapel?
00:08:44I don't know.
00:08:45I don't know.
00:08:46Oh, no.
00:08:47You posted a photo.
00:08:49It has over 300 likes?
00:09:02We...
00:09:04We got married?
00:09:06Uh...
00:09:08I don't remember any of that.
00:09:09Neither do I.
00:09:11Oh, we just met. This is...
00:09:13Oh, my God. This is...
00:09:14It's fine.
00:09:16It's fine?
00:09:17It's not pine. It's crazy.
00:09:18But, look, we got drunk and did something silly.
00:09:21Silly?
00:09:23Yeah. I can get it annulled.
00:09:25People get married in Vegas all the time.
00:09:27It's not like we consummated the marriage.
00:09:29We're fully clothed.
00:09:30Yes, yeah. Fully clothed.
00:09:31I'm just gonna repeat everything I say.
00:09:33Sorry, sorry. I'm panicking a little bit.
00:09:35Um...
00:09:36No, no. Look, you're...
00:09:37You're right.
00:09:38We...
00:09:39Nothing happened.
00:09:40We're okay.
00:09:41I mean, he is really good looking.
00:09:44I don't think I would mind it if we consummated it.
00:09:47Kinda wish something did happen.
00:09:50She's stunning, but marriage is a little crazy.
00:09:58Uh...
00:09:59Maybe we should...
00:10:00Get...
00:10:02Definitely, yeah.
00:10:03Yeah.
00:10:08Look, I've gotta run.
00:10:09Why don't we just call about this whole annulment thing?
00:10:12Actually, I have an interview at your doppelganger's company.
00:10:17You're interviewing at the company I own?
00:10:20What?
00:10:21Uh, I mean, I...
00:10:24I work there, too.
00:10:26Um...
00:10:27In the mailroom.
00:10:28Uh, yeah, when I said own, I meant I take ownership in my job.
00:10:31And that's...
00:10:33That's why I get confused as Mr. Worthington.
00:10:35Worthington.
00:10:36Wow.
00:10:37Pfft.
00:10:38Yeah.
00:10:39A coincidence.
00:10:40I...
00:10:41I know.
00:10:42Crazy stuff.
00:10:43Um...
00:10:44So, you'll be in New York the same time as I will.
00:10:45Uh, you'll be interviewing and I'll be janitor...
00:10:47I mean, not...
00:10:49Mailroom...
00:10:51Guy.
00:10:52Okay.
00:10:53Well, I have your info, so...
00:10:55I should go.
00:10:56Well, maybe...
00:10:57Maybe we should...
00:10:58Get dinner together in New York?
00:10:59Uh, if you'd like, of course.
00:11:01Uh, you can make a reservation at...
00:11:03I don't know...
00:11:0411 Madison Park?
00:11:06That's the most expensive restaurant in New York City.
00:11:10How can you afford that on mailroom salary?
00:11:13Right.
00:11:15Uh...
00:11:16I used to work there, too.
00:11:17As a busboy.
00:11:18Uh...
00:11:19That's...
00:11:20I'm friends with the staff.
00:11:21Um, so...
00:11:22Anyways, I'll give you a call and we can figure out this whole annulment...
00:11:24thing.
00:11:29If I stay married to her, then...
00:11:31I won't have to do this arranged marriage.
00:11:34If I stay married to him for a bit...
00:11:36I won't have to deal with my overbearing mother.
00:11:39I can focus on my work.
00:11:41Hey...
00:11:42What if we stay married?
00:11:43Why do you stay married?
00:11:45I...
00:11:46I know this is...
00:11:47Crazy, but...
00:11:48I...
00:11:49I really need to focus on my internship and...
00:11:52You know, I don't want to deal with all this legal stuff.
00:11:54Right.
00:11:55Yeah.
00:11:56I get it.
00:11:57There's no rush for us to get an old...
00:11:58Anyways.
00:11:59So, uh...
00:12:00I'll just...
00:12:01I'll hit you up in New York.
00:12:03Hit...
00:12:04Hit you up.
00:12:05Why did I say it like that?
00:12:06I'm in.
00:12:07I will...
00:12:08I'll reach out.
00:12:09Cool.
00:12:10Well...
00:12:11I should...
00:12:12Go.
00:12:13Sophie, I hope you know what you're doing.
00:12:17Oh, Lucas.
00:12:18What have you gotten yourself into?
00:12:22Where did you get that dress?
00:12:37Uh...
00:12:38My aunt gave it to me.
00:12:40I don't know where she got it.
00:12:42It looks like she made it from a picnic table called.
00:12:45Excuse me.
00:12:46Are you sure you're in the right place?
00:12:47There's a chillies around the corner.
00:12:48Might be more your speed.
00:12:49Okay, I'll say this in English.
00:12:50You should leave.
00:12:51What's going on here?
00:12:52Oh, Mr. Warrington.
00:12:53I'm so sorry.
00:12:54I'll have this trash removed from you immediately.
00:12:55No, you won't.
00:12:56She's my date.
00:12:57Date?
00:12:58But...
00:12:59But how?
00:13:00She's not clearly from high class and this is a very exclusive restaurant.
00:13:02And who owns this exclusive restaurant?
00:13:03You, sir.
00:13:04Right.
00:13:05So I make the rules.
00:13:06But you're correct.
00:13:07This is a very exclusive restaurant.
00:13:08You, sir.
00:13:09Right.
00:13:10So I make the rules.
00:13:11But you're correct.
00:13:12This is one of the most exclusive restaurants in all of New York City.
00:13:13And you're now excluded.
00:13:14You're fired.
00:13:15Oh, Lucas.
00:13:16That's not necessary.
00:13:17She was just doing her job.
00:13:18I'm not dressed properly for here.
00:13:19But that's still no excuse for her to treat you that way.
00:13:21It's fine.
00:13:22She was making some...
00:13:23She was making some...
00:13:24Some...
00:13:25Some...
00:13:26Some...
00:13:27Some...
00:13:28Some...
00:13:29Some...
00:13:30Some...
00:13:31Some...
00:13:32Some...
00:13:33Some...
00:13:34Some...
00:13:35Some...
00:13:36Some...
00:13:37Some...
00:13:38Some...
00:13:39Some...
00:13:40Some...
00:13:41Some...
00:13:42She was making some...
00:13:43Weird joke.
00:13:44It's all good.
00:13:45Okay.
00:13:46But just because you said so.
00:13:48In the future, please be kinder to our customers.
00:13:52Let's just go get some pizza and champagne.
00:13:57Okay.
00:13:58Pizza and champagne.
00:14:00The perfect combination.
00:14:02You know something?
00:14:03This is my first time having a picnic in Central Park.
00:14:07What?
00:14:08Are you some billionaire?
00:14:10Everybody eats in the park.
00:14:11Uh...
00:14:12No.
00:14:13Not a billionaire.
00:14:14I just usually eat in the break room.
00:14:16Or alone in my apartment.
00:14:18Hmm.
00:14:19Thank God Lucas Worthington isn't some criminal.
00:14:22Or we would have been screwed back there.
00:14:24Yeah.
00:14:25Well, these things are a lifesaver.
00:14:30Lucas Worthington.
00:14:32John Bourbon.
00:14:34Lucas.
00:14:35John.
00:14:36Lucas.
00:14:37I know who you are.
00:14:38You do?
00:14:39Oh no.
00:14:40She's gonna know I'm really Lucas Worthington.
00:14:43Clark Kent and Superman.
00:14:47Well then.
00:14:49You must be Willis Lane.
00:14:56That was really nice.
00:14:57Yeah.
00:14:58Thanks for walking me back to the hotel.
00:15:00I need to look over the blueprints for my interview tomorrow.
00:15:04Right.
00:15:05Your interview.
00:15:06Wait.
00:15:07Since you work in the mailroom, you probably see a lot of blueprints.
00:15:10Right?
00:15:11Yeah.
00:15:12Tons.
00:15:13Would you mind looking at my portfolio?
00:15:15Just to see if I fit the company's aesthetic?
00:15:18I'd love that.
00:15:25Wow.
00:15:27These are amazing.
00:15:28This is exactly what I'm looking for.
00:15:30What you're looking for?
00:15:33I mean, Worthington Enterprises, of course.
00:15:36What they're looking for.
00:15:38You think?
00:15:39I know.
00:15:40These lines.
00:15:41These angles.
00:15:42Sophie, this is...
00:15:46You're so talented.
00:15:48Well, I hope they think I'm talented tomorrow.
00:15:50Trust me, they will.
00:15:52You know, actually, come to think of it, these would look good at Villabrook Properties.
00:15:58For a mail clerk, you really know a lot about the company.
00:16:01I tend to pay attention.
00:16:04What you have here is...
00:16:06incredible.
00:16:09Beauty and talent.
00:16:11I really wish I could tell her the truth.
00:16:13I could easily approve her internship.
00:16:18Look, Sophie, I...
00:16:19I just really, really want this job.
00:16:21And I want to earn it.
00:16:22All by myself.
00:16:24Sorry.
00:16:25What were you going to say?
00:16:27You know, isn't it...
00:16:29kind of funny that we're still husband and wife?
00:16:34It is funny.
00:16:39Uh, well, you should go.
00:16:40Husband.
00:16:43Right.
00:16:44What's up?
00:16:45Hi.
00:16:46You up for the interview?
00:16:47Uh, yeah.
00:16:48I'm one of the finalists.
00:16:49Me too.
00:16:50I pretty much got this.
00:16:51You do?
00:16:52I'm the guy.
00:16:53I can sell anything.
00:16:54Hmm.
00:16:55I didn't realize it was a sales position.
00:16:56Come on.
00:16:57Every interview is a sales position.
00:16:58And they're looking for someone of status.
00:17:00Not some bum.
00:17:01Wow.
00:17:02See my coat?
00:17:05Custom tailored.
00:17:06Like that.
00:17:08Ĺ‚y
00:17:32this interview? Maybe we can go and get a drink, see what else I can nail. I'm good.
00:17:38Your loss. Oops.
00:17:42What the fuck? Sorry, babe. You did that on purpose.
00:17:50Fucking asshole. Who does this shit?
00:17:56What am I even doing here? I can't do this.
00:17:59No one cares that I was top of my class.
00:18:06Maybe mom was right. You can't have it all.
00:18:16Oh, honey. I remember when I was your age, filled with self-doubt.
00:18:23Believe me, there are much worse things in life than a Mocha St. Blueprints.
00:18:30What are you going to do, Sophie?
00:18:46Were you Kappa Sig?
00:18:47Hey, you know it, bro. My dad got me in. Legacy pledge.
00:18:51Me too. I was my frat's VP.
00:18:53No way. Let me see.
00:18:54Oh, shit. It's Kappa Sig for reals.
00:19:00You know what? I don't think we need to see any other candidates.
00:19:03You're everything we're looking for in an intern.
00:19:09Right. Sick. I can't wait to get all architect-y up in here.
00:19:13I'd like to officially welcome you.
00:19:15Wait, wait. Wait.
00:19:15Uh, sorry. Can I help you?
00:19:20I have an appointment.
00:19:22Let me check my list.
00:19:24Positions are already filled, sweetie.
00:19:26But I'm sure there's some positions we can fill later.
00:19:29Oh, wait. You're right.
00:19:31You're the last one on the list.
00:19:33But I'm sorry. I think I've made my decision.
00:19:36No.
00:19:37Please, no.
00:19:39Can you just look at my blueprints?
00:19:41You must be Sophia Gladwin.
00:19:48Sophia.
00:19:50Sophia Gladwin.
00:19:51My apologies.
00:19:52Have a seat. Let's take a look at your work.
00:19:56What's takes forever, bro?
00:19:59Blueprints?
00:20:00That's more like brown prints.
00:20:02What is that? Dark roast?
00:20:05Rough morning?
00:20:06Some idiot spilled coffee on them.
00:20:09That sounds like some excuse I made as a kid.
00:20:10Like, dog-eat my homework.
00:20:12Miss Gladwin, I appreciate you coming all this way.
00:20:16But I'm sorry.
00:20:18Mr. Worthington.
00:20:21What are you doing here?
00:20:23Uh, no, I'm not Mr. Worthington.
00:20:26It's a common mistake.
00:20:28I'm John from the mailroom.
00:20:29Remember?
00:20:31Just here to drop off the new hire paperwork.
00:20:33Oh, right.
00:20:35Sorry, John.
00:20:36I didn't realize, but now that you're in the light,
00:20:39you look nothing like him.
00:20:40Where was I?
00:20:43Oh, thank you for coming, Miss Gladwin.
00:20:45But I can't see your work,
00:20:47and I don't really have another option.
00:20:49I have to offer the internship to Nick.
00:20:51That's not fair.
00:20:53There's not a lot I can do without a readable portfolio.
00:20:56Oh, no.
00:20:58Her blueprints were ruined.
00:20:59But I can't get her the job.
00:21:01She has to earn it.
00:21:02Think, Lucas.
00:21:03Think.
00:21:04Uh, what if you have them both draw up a couple designs
00:21:08and then choose a winner based on that?
00:21:10Uh, okay.
00:21:16Let's give that a shot.
00:21:18Great idea, mailroom guy.
00:21:21Let's have you design the entry for an atrium.
00:21:24Hell yeah, bro.
00:21:25My free hand is sick.
00:21:27Let's do this.
00:21:27What's going on here, sir?
00:21:31Just go with it.
00:21:34All right.
00:21:35You can start your atrium designs.
00:21:38You'll have approximately 10 minutes.
00:21:40Starting now.
00:21:42Time's up.
00:21:56Let's see what we got.
00:22:00This is absolutely amazing.
00:22:07Open spaces, crisp lines.
00:22:10You've done a combination of art deco perfectly blended
00:22:12with modernism and a botanical eco-friendly garden
00:22:15in the middle?
00:22:16Bravo.
00:22:20Wow.
00:22:21Right?
00:22:22This is...
00:22:23Wow.
00:22:24I've never seen anything this awful in my life.
00:22:30I don't even know what you were trying to draw.
00:22:33Is that a refrigerator?
00:22:35Did you draw a fucking refrigerator?
00:22:38It was conceptual.
00:22:40It seems like you don't even have a concept
00:22:42of architecture.
00:22:44Sophie, the internship is yours.
00:22:46What?
00:22:47Thank you, sir.
00:22:48This is rigged.
00:22:50Some Kappa Sigma you are.
00:22:52Your handshake wasn't even tight, bro.
00:22:55I'll be back.
00:22:56I know people.
00:22:57I'll call my dad.
00:22:58You can't give me any choice.
00:23:00Clearly.
00:23:03Where is Sophie?
00:23:06I was hoping to get a moment with her.
00:23:09Lucas Worthington!
00:23:11Where do you think you're going?
00:23:13Hello, Mother.
00:23:14There's business needs attention.
00:23:17Your wedding...
00:23:18I'm not marrying Bridget Villabrook.
00:23:20You can and you will.
00:23:22There's a new date set for next week.
00:23:24The Villabrooks create a perfect alliance.
00:23:27This is not negotiable.
00:23:29I can't marry her.
00:23:30Give me one good reason.
00:23:31I got married in Vegas.
00:23:40You got this in a gumball machine.
00:23:47I can't believe it.
00:23:49Who is this floozy you married?
00:23:51This floozy is incredible.
00:23:54I met her in Vegas and we hit it off.
00:23:56Next thing we know, we're married.
00:23:58Look, I'm sorry I didn't mean to embarrass you,
00:24:00but Mother, I can't marry someone just because of money.
00:24:04There's no way you're in love with this broke bitch.
00:24:07She's probably just after you for our money.
00:24:10How do you know she doesn't actually love me?
00:24:15I'll believe it when I see it.
00:24:17This is why I wasn't going to talk to you.
00:24:18I need to meet this gold digger.
00:24:22I need to meet this homewrecker and ruin it.
00:24:25She's going to cost us billions if Lucas doesn't marry
00:24:29Warren, Villalbrook's daughter, Bridget.
00:24:36Hey, Mom.
00:24:37I can tell by the sound of your voice how the interview went.
00:24:42Yes, I got the internship.
00:24:44Oh, well, congratulations, Sophie.
00:24:46I'm very proud of you.
00:24:48But now, let's forget this nonsense, okay?
00:24:51You've proved you can get a job.
00:24:52You need to come home.
00:24:54Mom, I can't do that.
00:24:56You're the heir to a billion-dollar trust fund.
00:24:59If you just sign the paperwork,
00:25:01you won't have to work again.
00:25:03Mom, you always taught me to work hard for everything.
00:25:06And I am so proud of you for that, Sophie, but...
00:25:09I just want you to meet a nice man and get married
00:25:13and give me some grandbabies.
00:25:14There is great happiness in marriage.
00:25:20Um...
00:25:21About that.
00:25:23About what?
00:25:24This will get my mother off my case.
00:25:26Spit it out.
00:25:29I got married.
00:25:29What, when, to whom?
00:25:36Uh, this guy I met at work.
00:25:38It was a whirlwind romance.
00:25:40Wow, that is fantastic news.
00:25:43I must have dinner with your new husband.
00:25:46I'm going to get on the private jet tonight
00:25:48and I'm going to be up there to see you in New York.
00:25:50No, no, no.
00:25:51I don't think that's a good idea.
00:25:52Nonsense.
00:25:53I will meet you at the Ivory Tower at 7pm.
00:25:57And that's it.
00:25:59Uh, Mom, no.
00:26:01Great.
00:26:02The best day of my life just became the worst.
00:26:05Sophie.
00:26:06Hey!
00:26:11Um, that was crazy.
00:26:14Yeah, uh, congratulations again.
00:26:16Thanks for keeping our marriage under wraps.
00:26:19I kind of wanted to...
00:26:20Earn this on your own.
00:26:22I know.
00:26:22I wonder if I'll ever meet Mr. Lucas Worthington.
00:26:28I don't, I don't think so.
00:26:29He's pretty reclusive.
00:26:32Um, anyways, what are you, what are you doing tonight?
00:26:35Actually, I was going to ask you.
00:26:37My mom's in town and she wants to meet my husband.
00:26:41Your husband?
00:26:43Your husband, right?
00:26:45Uh, sorry, it's still kind of...
00:26:46New.
00:26:47Yeah.
00:26:49Uh, what's funny is I actually talked to my mom
00:26:52and she also wants to meet you.
00:26:54Oh.
00:26:55Mom for mom?
00:26:56My mom's kind of a handful.
00:26:58All moms are.
00:26:59Come on.
00:27:00What do you say?
00:27:01Do you want to meet her tonight?
00:27:05Sure thing.
00:27:06Wifey.
00:27:06Uh, okay, um, we'll see you later tonight.
00:27:15We'll keep this marriage thing going just a little bit longer.
00:27:18Yeah, and then we can get it annulled.
00:27:22Maybe I don't want this to end.
00:27:24What the hell are you doing, girl?
00:27:26Hi, honey.
00:27:36Hello, mother.
00:27:37Do you have to greet me like some spoiled child?
00:27:41Hi, mom.
00:27:43Right, I have some papers for you to sign.
00:27:45This is the agreement to accept the trust fund.
00:27:49Let's talk about this later.
00:27:50I don't want John to know about this.
00:27:52You do know that this is your future.
00:27:54I know you want to earn money and all that sort of stuff,
00:27:56but your father, he worked his whole life,
00:28:00God rest his soul,
00:28:01and he would be devastated to think that
00:28:03you weren't being looked after.
00:28:05Would he be devastated to know I inherited his work ethic?
00:28:10And you inherited his stubbornness.
00:28:12You know what?
00:28:13I am so proud of you.
00:28:15Let's just keep it under wraps
00:28:17until I talk to John about it.
00:28:19I want to keep it a secret.
00:28:20What secret?
00:28:21Uh, secret's that
00:28:25my Sophie snores in bed at night.
00:28:29You must be John Baldwin.
00:28:33I'm Beatrice Gladwin.
00:28:34I didn't know that Sophie had a sister.
00:28:39It's nice to meet Sophie's mother.
00:28:40Ah, I think you mean mother-in-law.
00:28:43Well, technically...
00:28:45What does that mean?
00:28:46Uh, it is a newlywed humor.
00:28:50You know, the old ball and chain.
00:28:54So, tell me, where did you guys meet?
00:28:57Vegas.
00:28:58Well, we're in Vegas.
00:29:01At the slot machine.
00:29:03The slot machine or the buffet?
00:29:05Which one?
00:29:06The slot machines at the buffet.
00:29:09All right, it's both, really.
00:29:11She dropped a coin, I picked it up,
00:29:13we locked eyes,
00:29:14and the rest is history, as they say.
00:29:17Uh, anyways, I'm gonna actually
00:29:19run to the bathroom and just wash up
00:29:21to let you two sit and talk about me
00:29:23behind my back.
00:29:25What do you think?
00:29:26I think he's very cute.
00:29:28Mm-hmm.
00:29:29Lucas?
00:29:31Where have you been?
00:29:36I have been texting you all week.
00:29:40Who's this tramp you're running around with?
00:29:42Bridget, what are you doing?
00:29:43Huh, came to see who your new toy was.
00:29:46She's not a toy,
00:29:47and you won't speak about her like that.
00:29:49Don't tell me you actually like her.
00:29:53Do you?
00:29:56Lucas.
00:29:57I'm sorry, Lukey baby.
00:30:00I just...
00:30:01I really want us to work, you know?
00:30:04I don't mind if you step out on me.
00:30:06Like, get all those juices out
00:30:07before I lock you down.
00:30:09Bridget, what...
00:30:09Okay, fine.
00:30:10You can step out on me a little
00:30:11once we're married, too.
00:30:13I don't care.
00:30:14That's not the type of guy I am.
00:30:16You know, I thought you would have understood
00:30:18that I don't want to marry you
00:30:19by me not showing up to our own wedding.
00:30:22I thought you just got stage fright.
00:30:26Let me make it clear to you.
00:30:27Bridget, I don't want to marry you.
00:30:32You will marry me.
00:30:34My daddy will make sure of it.
00:30:36I...
00:30:36I won't take no for an answer, Lucas.
00:30:49No.
00:30:49No.
00:30:54Goodbye, Bridget.
00:31:04Psycho-fucking-bath.
00:31:09We'll see about that, Lucas.
00:31:12My daddy always gives me what I want.
00:31:13Uh, is everything all right, honey?
00:31:25Uh, yeah.
00:31:26I just ran into someone.
00:31:28Not a problem, I hope.
00:31:30Just work stress.
00:31:34Uh, mailroom work stress.
00:31:37It's crazy this time of year.
00:31:39There's paperwork flying all over the building.
00:31:41Um, anyways, uh, Mrs. Gladwin, Sophie here.
00:31:44She's a real talent.
00:31:46She knows her way around a blueprint or two.
00:31:48I think one day she'll be running the architecture department.
00:31:50With my trust fund, I could buy the architecture department.
00:31:56But have you guys thought about kids yet?
00:31:59You know, I'd love to have some grandbabies running around.
00:32:02Uh, no.
00:32:03Mom, not yet.
00:32:05Hmm, my invite must have gotten lost in the mail.
00:32:08Bridget!
00:32:08You're gonna introduce me to your friends?
00:32:14This is Bridget.
00:32:15She was just weaving.
00:32:16And you are?
00:32:17Uh, this is his wife.
00:32:20Did you not hear?
00:32:21His wife.
00:32:22Uh, we're friends.
00:32:23Just friends.
00:32:24Yeah, yeah, exactly.
00:32:25We're not married at all.
00:32:28But I thought...
00:32:29No, no, no.
00:32:30Just work colleagues.
00:32:32Yeah.
00:32:32Mm-hmm.
00:32:34Mm-hmm.
00:32:34Yep.
00:32:34Uh, Bridget, I'll talk to you later, okay?
00:32:37Sure.
00:32:39I thought somebody here ordered the spaghetti.
00:32:42Come on.
00:32:51Whoopsie.
00:32:57Well, she's lovely.
00:33:00Um, where did you find her?
00:33:01Soap opera?
00:33:03I do not know what the hell is going on here.
00:33:06That's a good one.
00:33:08I'm having the time in my life.
00:33:13So, honey, is she some ex?
00:33:16What a delight.
00:33:17Uh, no.
00:33:19Her, not at all.
00:33:19Uh, she's an ex...
00:33:21co-worker.
00:33:23Co-worker.
00:33:23Uh, but why did you guys say you're not married?
00:33:27We just want to keep it on the down low right now.
00:33:30Yeah, exactly.
00:33:31While Sophie's in her internship, uh, Bridget knows one of the same people.
00:33:34We just want to keep it under wraps and professional.
00:33:37Well, not how it was done in my day, but your secret's safe with me.
00:33:41You know, I was quite skeptical about this marriage, but I see the way you two look at each other, and it's really rather sweet.
00:33:52I think it's true love.
00:33:53I think it's time for me to go and pick up a bassinet now.
00:33:56Oh.
00:33:57Mom, you are too much.
00:33:58I'm going to go to the bathroom.
00:33:59Mm-hmm.
00:34:03Uh, I'm sorry about your dress.
00:34:07It's fine.
00:34:08I'll just throw some parmesan on it at home, and it will be delicious.
00:34:13Maybe a little bit of prosciutto.
00:34:14Mm, perfect.
00:34:15Um, speaking of home, I was thinking that maybe we should live together.
00:34:22Uh, for, you know, appearance purposes during this marriage.
00:34:26Uh, where would we live?
00:34:29You can stay with me at my place.
00:34:31I mean, I guess, sure, for, uh, only for appearances.
00:34:36For appearances.
00:34:38Okay.
00:34:39Oh, no.
00:34:41My place is the penthouse of the Ritz.
00:34:42There's no way I'd be able to afford that on a male clerk's salary.
00:34:46I need to figure something out.
00:34:56Uh, Chloe, you had an everything bagel, and Emma, you had a blueberry bagel with the blueberries
00:35:05taken out a bit.
00:35:06This bagel is cold.
00:35:08Go heat it up.
00:35:10And this bagel still has the essence of the blueberry.
00:35:13Uh, do you want a plain bagel?
00:35:15You know that I need my antioxidants, right?
00:35:17So why don't you fetch me another blueberry bagel?
00:35:20Oh, and darling, just, uh, make sure that you pick out the berries carefully.
00:35:25Um, I thought I was here to learn the ropes and work on blueprints.
00:35:29What did you just say?
00:35:30I must be supposed to be learning the ropes.
00:35:33Good impersonation.
00:35:36Now, girly, listen up.
00:35:37As an intern, you're gonna do exactly as we say.
00:35:41The last three interns quit because they couldn't hack it.
00:35:44Don't test us, bitch.
00:35:49We own your ass.
00:35:50Oh, also, this iced coffee, it's cold.
00:35:54It's an iced coffee.
00:35:56It's going to be cold.
00:35:58Oh my god, Chloe, did you see the ring on her finger?
00:36:02Someone married this hobo.
00:36:03You need a microscope to see that fake diamond.
00:36:06There isn't a diamond in it.
00:36:08Your husband must be a poor loser.
00:36:10Oh, Mr. Warrington, you should not be carrying that.
00:36:17Allow me to help.
00:36:19Have you been working out?
00:36:21Uh, sorry, ladies, I'm not Lucas Worthington.
00:36:24I'm John Bourbon from the mailroom, but we get mistaken all the time.
00:36:28Gross!
00:36:29Oh, did I just side-hug an hourly employee?
00:36:32I need a shower.
00:36:34Okay, just give us the mail, all right, and carry on.
00:36:37You two should really be nicer to people.
00:36:41Get lost, creep.
00:36:51This is how employees of my company treat people?
00:36:56Hey, Joshua.
00:36:58Who are those two girls?
00:37:00Chloe and Emma.
00:37:01They're from Warren Vilbrook's company.
00:37:04We're just spies.
00:37:05Not necessarily.
00:37:06They're here to help us with the land deal.
00:37:08We need to keep them on board until the bid to build our skyscrapers on Bible Book Properties goes through.
00:37:14We've what riding on this, don't we?
00:37:15We've got everything riding on this, boss.
00:37:18Look, I told you, don't call me boss, all right?
00:37:20Just male guy.
00:37:22Is this some sort of prank?
00:37:24Kinda.
00:37:24Speaking of, I need you to do me a favor.
00:37:27Anything, boss.
00:37:28I mean, male boy.
00:37:33I need you to switch homes with me, just for a little bit.
00:37:39You want me to live in your luxury million-dollar penthouse while you live in my one-bedroom, third-floor apartment?
00:37:47Yep.
00:37:49Hell yeah.
00:37:50Oh, a few things about my place.
00:37:53You need to jiggle the top lock to get in, and my hot water goes in and out.
00:37:58Nice.
00:38:10That key took a while.
00:38:13Uh, yeah.
00:38:14This top lock does that sometimes.
00:38:16But we got in.
00:38:17Welcome.
00:38:18Mi casa su casa.
00:38:19Wait, is this Joshua from my interview?
00:38:27Why do you have a picture of him and another man in your living room?
00:38:31Uh, yeah.
00:38:33Um, that's his boyfriend.
00:38:36I introduced him.
00:38:37The picture frame says brothers.
00:38:42They're really close.
00:38:45Interesting.
00:38:46Huh.
00:38:47Another picture of Joshua.
00:38:49And is that his mom?
00:38:52Uh, could be his girlfriend.
00:38:55Look, it doesn't matter.
00:38:56I'm not really good at interior decorating, as you can tell.
00:39:00And, um, he hung those up as a prank.
00:39:03Funny.
00:39:04Mm-hmm.
00:39:05Uh, anyways, so I'll sleep here.
00:39:09And you can sleep in the main room.
00:39:11You don't have to do that.
00:39:12I'm happy to sleep on the couch.
00:39:14Uh, no, it's fine.
00:39:15And so just, if you want, make yourself comfortable.
00:39:18There's glasses in here.
00:39:19There's water and champagne in the fridge.
00:39:22And I'm just going to take a shower.
00:39:28Uh, do you not know where your shower is?
00:39:32No, I...
00:39:34Yeah, I know where it is.
00:39:35It's right on over here behind where I'm walking.
00:39:40Yep.
00:39:42What are you doing here?
00:40:05Sorry, I didn't see you there.
00:40:06I thought you were in the shower.
00:40:07Sorry.
00:40:15All good.
00:40:17Not bad, John.
00:40:20Not bad.
00:40:25Here are your afternoon coffee orders.
00:40:28I'm sure I got wrong.
00:40:29Well, Sophie, you're right in time.
00:40:31I would like you to meet our new assistant.
00:40:33It's his first day.
00:40:38Oh, hey, babe.
00:40:41I'm excited to be working here with you.
00:40:46Miss me?
00:40:48What are you doing here?
00:40:49My dad made a call to Villabrook Properties.
00:40:51Captain made it happen.
00:40:53Oh, and Sophie, the ladies here tell me that you make a killer latte.
00:40:57So if I can get one of those, a little extra, like, moo-moo, you know?
00:41:01That would be great.
00:41:04Okay, chop-chop.
00:41:05They will not get the best of you, Sophie.
00:41:14What a stupid bitch.
00:41:16Totally.
00:41:21You should have seen her stupid face when I poured coffee on her blueprints.
00:41:25That's kind of hot.
00:41:26I told her they were brown prints.
00:41:28Oh, shut up and kiss me.
00:41:51Oh, actually, not in here.
00:41:54I've done it way too many times in here.
00:41:55Let's get to the roof.
00:41:57Too many times?
00:42:10We're forming a partnership, Lucas.
00:42:13I thought you understood that.
00:42:16And it would go much easier if you were a part of my family.
00:42:19I think it's best we keep things professional, sir.
00:42:22If we kept it in the family, there are some tax loopholes that open up.
00:42:27When you marry Bridget, we'll own this town.
00:42:30With all due respect, Mr. Vilbrook, I prefer to marry someone for love.
00:42:34When I was your age, I felt exactly the same way.
00:42:37That was six wives ago.
00:42:39You'll learn.
00:42:40It's much better to marry for legacy.
00:42:42I respectfully disagree, sir.
00:42:44Enough!
00:42:45I've spoken to your mother.
00:42:46The wedding's already planned.
00:42:48I would be doing this business venture a complete disservice if I married your daughter, sir.
00:42:57How so?
00:43:01I'm already married.
00:43:03We'll see about that, Lucas.
00:43:05Lucas, I always get what I want.
00:43:12What do you mean, he's married?
00:43:16Uh, that's what he told me.
00:43:19I wonder if it was that hussy I dumped spaghetti on.
00:43:22Who was this girl?
00:43:24If we can get her name, we can dig up some dirt.
00:43:26I don't know.
00:43:28Daddy, you told me you would get Lucas to marry me.
00:43:31Uh, marriage is off the table.
00:43:35We can, uh, find another option.
00:43:38What are you suggesting?
00:43:40What if you have his child?
00:43:45Yeah, Daddy, it takes two to tango.
00:43:48What if it wasn't him?
00:43:50I don't get it.
00:43:52Perhaps you get pregnant by another man, and we say it's his.
00:43:56I know some people that can doctor up a paternity test that would fool a judge.
00:44:01I'd rather he loved me.
00:44:03This company is gonna be bankrupt.
00:44:05If you have his child, then we can secure this land deal.
00:44:09We'll be set for life.
00:44:17Hello, Warren.
00:44:22Why have you called me here?
00:44:24Francine, we had a deal.
00:44:26And your stupid son goes and gets married to another?
00:44:30I still have that tax fraud dirt on your late husband I'll release if we don't get this figured out.
00:44:35Listen here, asshole.
00:44:37Don't you dare blackmail me.
00:44:39I have done nothing but try and help these two kids get together.
00:44:43And it is not my fault if my son believes in love and does not understand business.
00:44:47Besides, I have been making some moves.
00:44:52And I might have the solution.
00:44:54Hand it over.
00:45:06Let's get our two kids married!
00:45:08Yay!
00:45:09You know, out of my entire day, this is the moment that I look forward to the most.
00:45:20That's really sweet.
00:45:21I hate to say it, but...
00:45:24I'm kind of really enjoying...
00:45:28Don't.
00:45:28Don't say it.
00:45:30Our date night.
00:45:31Ugh!
00:45:33Are we one of those weird couples?
00:45:34Yeah.
00:45:35I think we are.
00:45:38I'm actually enjoying the married life.
00:45:41Who would have thought?
00:45:42A man could get used to being married to a woman like her.
00:45:51I've got it.
00:45:52No, no, no.
00:45:52No, no, no.
00:45:53I've got it.
00:46:00Trust fund?
00:46:00Uh, no, no, no, no.
00:46:06It's just the first dollar I ever made.
00:46:11I just always keep it with me to remember how hard I've worked and to trust in this fund.
00:46:21Yeah.
00:46:21That's really sweet.
00:46:27You know, I also keep the first dollar I ever made framed on my desk.
00:46:32You have a desk in the mailroom?
00:46:35Uh, I mean, at home.
00:46:39I've never seen the desk.
00:46:43At my, uh, original home where my parents live.
00:46:48Ah.
00:46:49Yeah.
00:46:49When am I going to meet your mom, by the way?
00:46:53I'm, not that I need to, because I'm not really actually married.
00:46:57Right.
00:46:58Um, you know, I think while you're still going through this internship thing, I, it's probably
00:47:03best that we keep it under wraps.
00:47:05Yeah.
00:47:06You're right.
00:47:07The internship is so stressful, and Chloe and Emma are dragging me through hell.
00:47:13Oh, my God.
00:47:14Tell me about it.
00:47:15The amount of work that I have piled up on my desk is just, uh, I mean, my desk in the
00:47:25mailroom.
00:47:26It's, it's actually more like a stool with mail piled on it.
00:47:31Cute.
00:47:32Yeah.
00:47:35That was a really nice night.
00:47:38Um, are you sure you don't want me to drive?
00:47:41I'm sure.
00:47:41Okay.
00:47:42Well, let's go home, wifey.
00:47:45Okay.
00:47:46Go to your seat, passenger princess.
00:47:48Princess.
00:47:48Princess.
00:47:48Princess.
00:47:48Princess.
00:47:48Princess.
00:48:18Princess.
00:48:20Not for you.
00:49:12Good morning.
00:49:35Good morning.
00:49:39This is kind of...
00:49:42weird.
00:49:44I was going to say nice.
00:49:53You know, I guess what happens in Vegas doesn't stay there.
00:49:57Maybe we can push off the annulment a little longer.
00:50:02Just a little bit.
00:50:03My mom's crazy.
00:50:20So is mine.
00:50:21Is this John?
00:50:40Oh yeah?
00:50:41What's that?
00:50:48Oh no.
00:50:54Somebody knows about my secret marriage.
00:50:56Who are you?
00:51:06Doesn't matter.
00:51:12Look familiar?
00:51:13A man in his position has rules against fraternizing with employees of Worthington Buildings.
00:51:23A scandal of this magnitude would ruin the land deal between Worthington and Vilebrook properties.
00:51:30I'm married to John.
00:51:34He works in the mail room.
00:51:36I'm an intern.
00:51:38What the hell are you talking about?
00:51:40Don't get smart with me.
00:51:42Fraternizing with any employee results in termination.
00:51:45You were married before you started the internship.
00:51:48That could severely tarnish any hope you have for your future as an architect.
00:51:58And why do you want to fight for a man who does this?
00:52:15Um.
00:52:16How did you get these?
00:52:19Don't worry.
00:52:20I can make this all go away.
00:52:25What do you want from me?
00:52:28Sign this annulment.
00:52:29End your sham of a marriage.
00:52:38Fine.
00:52:39It's not like it was anything serious.
00:52:41It's just something stupid night in Vegas.
00:52:44Anyway.
00:52:44You made the right decision, dear.
00:52:48For yourself and your future.
00:52:57This is the right thing to do.
00:52:59For John and for me.
00:53:01We have to stop this life we're living.
00:53:02Ah, there she is.
00:53:10Just sign these papers.
00:53:14Uh, hi.
00:53:15It's nice to see you too.
00:53:17Don't be cute.
00:53:19Okay?
00:53:19Just sign them.
00:53:20I'm leaving New York tomorrow.
00:53:21What's wrong, Sophie?
00:53:24Nothing.
00:53:25Okay?
00:53:26This marriage, it's just some stupid game.
00:53:28It's not real.
00:53:30Well, technically...
00:53:32Fuck a technicality, okay?
00:53:34This marriage is fake.
00:53:35What do you mean this marriage is fake, Sophie?
00:53:38What?
00:53:39What?
00:53:40Is there...
00:53:40Is there someone else?
00:53:41No!
00:53:42Okay?
00:53:42Maybe for you.
00:53:43I don't even know who you are.
00:53:45Sophie, I'm right here.
00:53:47And I've been here the whole time, okay?
00:53:49You were the one.
00:53:50Remember, you were the one that didn't want to get an annulment.
00:53:52Well, that was a mistake, wasn't it?
00:53:57You don't mean that.
00:53:59The biggest presentation of my career is tomorrow, okay?
00:54:01And I'm not going to mess it up.
00:54:02So sign the annulment papers.
00:54:05I'm leaving.
00:54:08Fine.
00:54:09Fine.
00:54:10I'll sign your papers.
00:54:12But I have to ask you one question.
00:54:16Sophie, do you love me?
00:54:19No.
00:54:20I don't.
00:54:22I don't believe you for a second.
00:54:26Just sign the papers.
00:54:28And mail them.
00:54:30You're really good at that.
00:54:44You just need to forget about John, Sophie.
00:54:48Focus on your work.
00:54:48You just need to forget about John, Sophie.
00:54:53Focus on your work.
00:55:05Wakey, wakey.
00:55:06Look who's been here early working on her trashy blue prints.
00:55:10Don't bother, poor slut.
00:55:12My boy Nick has this in the bag.
00:55:15Oh, yeah, I do.
00:55:18Attention, everyone.
00:55:20For your final presentation, the person with the best designs will be presented to Mr. Worthington
00:55:25for the next project at Billabook Properties.
00:55:29Meet in the boardroom in 10 minutes.
00:55:39Whoops.
00:55:39Oh, I'm sorry.
00:55:42What the hell?
00:55:43Go clean up, dirty bits.
00:55:49That was sick.
00:55:50So funny.
00:55:52What are you doing?
00:55:53Don't worry, honey, Sue.
00:55:55Just trust us.
00:55:56Trust us.
00:56:01Really?
00:56:01What are you doing?
00:56:02Just a second.
00:56:04Everyone ready?
00:56:05Let's go.
00:56:05Yes.
00:56:09You know what?
00:56:10It's fine.
00:56:11I'm going to do great in my presentation.
00:56:13For my final presentation, I took inspiration from neoclassical design.
00:56:28The sequence of columns give the feeling that...
00:56:30Feeling of what?
00:56:32Those columns give the feeling of the structure of the parking place at Walmart.
00:56:37All right, quiet.
00:56:39Sophie, what is this?
00:56:43This design...
00:56:44It's not what you promised in your interview.
00:56:47Josh, this is...
00:56:48We don't have time for your ridiculous presentation.
00:56:56They won.
00:56:58Maybe this is for the best.
00:57:00I can't have ties with Worthington Enterprises.
00:57:05Thank you for the opportunity.
00:57:10She looked like she was going to cry.
00:57:13Thank you for the opportunity.
00:57:14Marna, marna, marna.
00:57:16All right, Sophie.
00:57:19You want to see me?
00:57:21Is this about Sophie weaving?
00:57:23Take a look at this, sir.
00:57:24It's security footage just before the final presentation.
00:57:32It was Nick's design.
00:57:35Why did she say something?
00:57:36I don't know.
00:57:38Maybe she doesn't want to work here anymore.
00:57:41Maybe she doesn't love me.
00:57:56Sir, is this an annulment?
00:57:58You want me to drop that in the mail for you, boss?
00:58:10I know where the mailroom is.
00:58:18I really thought she loved me.
00:58:20I thought we had it all.
00:58:21I can't believe she'd do that with...
00:58:24Hey, yo, broski.
00:58:25What's up?
00:58:28Hey.
00:58:28Talking to you, bitch.
00:58:32Yeah, I was looking for that fine piece, Sophie.
00:58:33You seen her around?
00:58:35No.
00:58:35I wanted to let her know that my designs won the competition.
00:58:39His designs?
00:58:40I know the truth, and he'll pay for this.
00:58:42He thinks I'm the mail guy.
00:58:43If I see her, I'll be sure to let her know.
00:58:48All right.
00:58:48Anyway, mail guy.
00:58:51Between me and you, mail boy,
00:58:53I think I'm gonna tap that, you know?
00:58:55Like, because she's been all up on my nuts.
00:58:58Like, seriously, dude.
00:59:01What the fuck?
00:59:04You fucking hit me?
00:59:06You're fucking done.
00:59:07You're done.
00:59:09Fucking mail boy.
00:59:13For your wedding, to my daughter Bridget, this weekend,
00:59:17I want to be sure that what happened last time
00:59:20does not happen again.
00:59:22Understood?
00:59:24You have my word, sir.
00:59:27But I have one condition.
00:59:28What is it?
00:59:30You've been smearing my family's name in the press.
00:59:32That ends today.
00:59:33Very well.
00:59:35Just sign here.
00:59:36What's this?
00:59:38Just some legalese.
00:59:39I had the boys work up that you won't back out of the wedding.
00:59:42If you do,
00:59:44there'll be some, uh,
00:59:46ramifications.
00:59:49Fine.
00:59:57Daddy!
00:59:58This is the most unromantic proposal ever!
01:00:02Make them get on with me!
01:00:03If I can't have Sophie, then what does it matter?
01:00:11Who cares who I marry?
01:00:13Maybe true love doesn't exist.
01:00:27Bridget?
01:00:28Will you marry me?
01:00:29Yes!
01:00:30A million times, yes!
01:00:36Looks like a full house.
01:00:40You sure about this?
01:00:46Look, boss.
01:00:47I know three things about you.
01:00:49You're a hard worker.
01:00:50You've got great abs.
01:00:51And you're in love with someone else.
01:00:56Truth is...
01:00:59She doesn't love me.
01:01:02And it doesn't matter anyways.
01:01:04It's too late.
01:01:06I already signed a contract with Warrenville.
01:01:07It broke to marry his daughter.
01:01:09And this deal will keep my family safe...
01:01:11for years.
01:01:12This suits you better.
01:01:31This place is...
01:01:32dope.
01:01:33You know, I just can't believe that Lucas Warrington is off the market.
01:01:37Ugh, I know, right?
01:01:39You really should marry me.
01:01:40Bitch, what did you say?
01:01:41Huh?
01:01:41He should be marrying me.
01:01:43All right, stop.
01:01:45Lucas Warrington is a snobby asshole.
01:01:48Hey, maybe we should fuck with this wedding.
01:01:51Hmm.
01:01:52You know, why should Lucas and Bridget have all the fun, right?
01:01:56Exactly.
01:01:57What do you have in mind?
01:01:59Okay.
01:02:00I've got something.
01:02:01Help me out.
01:02:01Hmm?
01:02:02Wait, wait.
01:02:03Trust me.
01:02:03Girl.
01:02:04Girl, are you sure?
01:02:05Honey, hold me.
01:02:06I had five Prosecco.
01:02:07I'm about to explode.
01:02:08Oh, okay, okay, good.
01:02:10Okay.
01:02:11But you have to do it before anyone gets here.
01:02:13Okay, just first help me up the table, and then we can think about the other thing.
01:02:16Sorry.
01:02:16Girl, no!
01:02:18What?
01:02:18Oh, my God.
01:02:21No, girl.
01:02:23I can't believe you.
01:02:29Oh, no.
01:02:31Jesus Christ.
01:02:33Squeeze, squeeze, squeeze.
01:02:34Get it all out.
01:02:35Get it on that cake.
01:02:36Dirty cake.
01:02:37We are gathered here today to celebrate the love between...
01:03:05I do.
01:03:05Lucas, we're not there yet.
01:03:09We'll get there.
01:03:11Very well.
01:03:13Bridget, do you take Lucas to be your lofty...
01:03:17I do.
01:03:19And Lucas, do you take Bridget to be your lofty wedded wife?
01:03:30Lucas?
01:03:31Boy, the contract.
01:03:37Don't embarrass me, you idiot.
01:03:38Don't you have to ask if anyone objects first?
01:03:41This usually comes after the I do's.
01:03:45Okay, then.
01:03:47If anyone objects to this marriage, please speak now or forever hold your...
01:03:53I object.
01:04:01John or Lucas or whoever the hell you are, this is all my fault.
01:04:05Mrs. Gladwin, what are you doing here?
01:04:07My sweet child, I was pressuring Sophie to get married, and she married you.
01:04:14But of course it wasn't real, but now she really does love you.
01:04:18Oh, this is...
01:04:19It's a mess.
01:04:20What?
01:04:20Wait, what did you say?
01:04:21It's a mess.
01:04:22No, no, no.
01:04:23Before that, she loves me?
01:04:26Of course she does.
01:04:27Can't you see it on her face?
01:04:32Sophie.
01:04:33We got married?
01:04:34Don't say it.
01:04:35Our date night.
01:04:37Hey!
01:04:39Lucas?
01:04:39John.
01:04:40Lucas?
01:04:41Wait, wait, wait.
01:04:41I know who you are.
01:04:42Clark Kent and Superman.
01:04:48How could I have been so blind?
01:04:50Of course she does.
01:04:51Where is she?
01:04:52Well, what do you mean, where is she?
01:04:55Finish up the vows.
01:04:57Uh, um...
01:04:58Daddy!
01:05:00Do something!
01:05:02She's not picking up, but I know she went to one of the airports, but I don't know which one.
01:05:06But we have this family tracking app.
01:05:09Oh, let me see.
01:05:11Wait a damn minute.
01:05:13Who is this old hussy?
01:05:17Lucas, you will listen to your mother, and you will marry Bridget.
01:05:22Our family will not tolerate any low-life gold diggers.
01:05:25We're only after our money!
01:05:26Oh!
01:05:52Enough!
01:05:54Enough!
01:05:55Mom, look at me.
01:05:57You and Dad, you raised me to be a good person with a good heart.
01:06:02My sweet son, there is bigger things at play here. Our business...
01:06:07Fuck the business! Okay?
01:06:10Look, Dad taught me that the most important thing in life is finding someone that you actually love.
01:06:16I just want to protect you.
01:06:18It's time to let me go.
01:06:22Are you just like your father?
01:06:24Such a romantic...
01:06:34We have a contract!
01:06:36Your company will be...
01:06:38Company will be fine.
01:06:40Once I found out about Chloe and Emma working for Weilbrook, I knew something was up. I've been running surveillance on you, and I have proof of you falsifying tax records and blackmailing Worthington Enterprises.
01:06:54We still have the marriage contract.
01:06:58Not notarized.
01:07:00And a contract not notarized in the state of New York does not hold water.
01:07:04Go get your girl, boss.
01:07:06Damn you, John, or Lucas, or whoever you are.
01:07:16I guess it was too good to be true.
01:07:20I guess it was too good to be true.
01:07:25Did somebody order a pizza?
01:07:29What are you doing here?
01:07:31I needed to talk to you, and I need to be honest with you about something.
01:07:41Sophie, I'm not John Bourbon, and I don't work in the mailroom. I own it.
01:07:48I'm Lucas Worthington.
01:07:57I had a feeling.
01:08:00Why didn't you tell me?
01:08:03Sophie, I...
01:08:06I wanted you to love me for me.
01:08:08Not just because of my money.
01:08:10And above all that, I...
01:08:13I didn't want you to think that I was showing you favoritism at my company.
01:08:17But the internship, your designs winning the contest, Sophie, that was all you.
01:08:26So I'm really sorry that I lied to you, but I promise it will never, ever happen again.
01:08:35I...
01:08:38Kind of lied to you too.
01:08:42I have a trust fund.
01:08:44I...
01:08:45I didn't want to tell anyone because I wanted to earn my position at the company.
01:08:49But...
01:08:52I'm sorry, I should have been honest.
01:08:56What about...
01:08:57Bridget?
01:09:00Bridget attacked me.
01:09:01And someone photographed it.
01:09:03I know it's hard to believe and crazy, but...
01:09:07Sophie, I promise you...
01:09:10You're the only woman that I've wanted since the day I met you.
01:09:15And...
01:09:18You're the only woman I want moving forward.
01:09:20Sophie...
01:09:21Will you marry me?
01:09:33Yes.
01:09:35Again.
01:09:37Should we go back to Vegas?
01:09:51I have a better idea.
01:09:54Sophie Gladwin, do you take Lucas to be your lawfully wedded husband?
01:09:59I do.
01:10:01And Lucas Worthington, do you take Sophie to be your lawfully wedded wife?
01:10:06I do.
01:10:08I now pronounce you husband and wife.
01:10:12You may kiss the bride.
01:10:14Who would want to marry that ugly slut bride?
01:10:18I would want to be in her shoes, though.
01:10:21Oh, ladies.
01:10:23You should have some cake.
01:10:25No, thanks.
01:10:27Yeah, my calorie intake is done for today.
01:10:30I have footage of the deception you pulled.
01:10:33You'll eat the cake.
01:10:35Or I'll call the authorities.
01:10:37Should be extra tasty.
01:10:39Oh, you're so funny.
01:10:41Come on, eat up.
01:10:47Oh, yes.
01:10:49Here, let me help you.
01:10:51Open wide.
01:10:53Here it comes.
01:10:54Go ahead.
01:10:55Take a bite.
01:10:57Wow.
01:11:01Oh!
01:11:03Oh!
01:11:05Oh!
01:11:07Oh!
01:11:09Oh!
01:11:11Oh!
01:11:13Oh!
01:11:14Oh!
01:11:16Oh!
01:11:18Oh!
01:11:21Oh!
01:11:22Oh!
01:11:23Oh!
01:11:29Oh, oh!
01:11:30Oh!
01:11:32Oh!
01:11:48You
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