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00:00:00With this order from President Hawthorne, I don't have to worry about my performance for the rest of the month.
00:00:07I think I'm going to make Ms. Phel a VVVIP customer from now on.
00:00:13Hello?
00:00:15Oh good, Ms. Phelps. Ms. Phelps in trouble.
00:00:18What? I'm coming over.
00:00:21Damaging someone else's property?
00:00:23Lavinia, you have never been one to consider the consequences of doing whatever Summer tells you to do.
00:00:27How much can a big bottle of wine be worth?
00:00:31I'll pay her, and I'll pay for the remaining one, and I'll just buy them all so that she can smash them for fun.
00:00:40You're disgusting. We're ashamed to have you as a classmate. You don't deserve to be at our party.
00:00:47Security! Where's your security?
00:00:49I'm my assistant.
00:00:49Well, we don't know who this woman is, and I don't know how she got in here, and I want her out of here.
00:00:56Well, this is Summer Hart, fiancee of the president of Hawthorne's Group.
00:01:03And having her here, we don't want to have any trouble.
00:01:06I see.
00:01:08What are you doing?
00:01:11What is going on here?
00:01:14Who gave you permission to expel my esteemed guest?
00:01:17Did you just call Elisa an esteemed guest?
00:01:24Yes, I did. In fact, Ms. Vail is one of our VIP customers.
00:01:33That can't be possible. Her family went bankrupt years ago. She probably can't even afford to pay her rent.
00:01:39Let me correct myself. Not only is Ms. Vail, our esteemed guest, not only is she our VVVIP customer, but the wine was arranged to be sent by President Hawthorne to her.
00:01:54Does my word count? Does it have any weight around here?
00:01:58Mr. Carlos, there must be some mistake.
00:02:01Well, the wine was personally arranged by President Hawthorne's personal assistant, Ronan. How could there possibly be a mistake?
00:02:12Ms. Summer, how could Mr. Hawthorne be sending wine to Elisa?
00:02:16How am I supposed to know what Lucian is thinking?
00:02:19You said that you would pay me back tenfold. Forget the tenfold. Just pay me the original price.
00:02:27Is Lucian going to be angry with me for this? Whatever. Let's just enjoy this moment.
00:02:32What's going on? President Hawthorne really sent the wine to Elisa?
00:02:36I have no idea. Maybe Summer is just lying and she's being presumptuous about Mr. Hawthorne?
00:02:44So, Summer, what's the best way for you to pay me back for this?
00:02:46Gosh, you should have seen the look on Summer's face when she tried to swipe her card. It was hilarious.
00:02:56Oh my gosh, today we finally showed her who's boss.
00:02:59I know, but I feel like everyone knows that Summer is Lucian's dream girl.
00:03:04When he finds out, I, the placeholder wife, am totally getting the...
00:03:07Legally, you are Mr. Hawthorne's wife. You are literally the President's wife. You have the high ground. What are you so afraid of?
00:03:15Come on. Let's go drink and celebrate.
00:03:18You actually want me to drink right now?
00:03:19Yes. No.
00:03:21Yes!
00:03:21No.
00:03:22Oh, oh, oh.
00:03:23I ain't okay. It's my heart.
00:03:30Amelia, be honest with me, okay?
00:03:33What is it?
00:03:34I don't, I don't understand why Lucian wanted to marry me.
00:03:37I don't know, it's just, I'm starting to feel like maybe he, like, is he actually someone...
00:03:45Elisa, I have something I have to attend to, so I'm going to be leaving now.
00:03:50What? Wait, no.
00:03:52Oh, are you gossiping about me behind my back while you're drunk?
00:03:56Are you real? Or am I dreaming?
00:04:02Well, no, you're not dreaming. I'm actually here to take you home.
00:04:05Big gossip?
00:04:07No.
00:04:08I don't want to go home. I want to drink more.
00:04:11Is that too much? You're going to have a headache tomorrow.
00:04:15Oh, who knew Mr. Hawthorne was so gentle and thoughtful?
00:04:18Come on.
00:04:19Um, I can't walk, so I could just live here.
00:04:24Okay, I will carry you back then.
00:04:28Come on.
00:04:30Sorry, ready? Three, two, one.
00:04:33Okay, here we go.
00:04:41Mr. Hawthorne, here I am.
00:04:43Boarding overtime in the middle of the middle.
00:04:46Driving at this speed.
00:04:47It's going to be so important.
00:04:47Mr. Hawthorne, why did you marry me?
00:04:54Mr. Hawthorne, why did you marry me?
00:04:56Actually, I've
00:04:56been in love with you for ten years.
00:04:59Ever since I first saw you.
00:05:03Back then, the internal struggles
00:05:05in the Hawthorne family were severe.
00:05:07And my father was also...
00:05:11Mr. Hawthorne,
00:05:12let your father rest in peace.
00:05:15You're all I've got now.
00:05:23Anyway,
00:05:24I didn't dare to show you even a sliver
00:05:26of my feelings for you.
00:05:28But the hatred between our parents
00:05:29made me hide my feelings for you.
00:05:31Could you give me a chance?
00:05:34Yeah.
00:05:36Well,
00:05:37I'll tell you this another time.
00:05:38Elisa always goes against me,
00:05:47making me embarrassed.
00:05:48She's the worst!
00:05:50I have an idea
00:05:51that doesn't require us to get involved
00:05:53and can make Elisa leave Mr. Hawthorne.
00:05:56Oh?
00:05:57What is...
00:05:58What is it?
00:06:01Everyone knows
00:06:01that Mr. Hawthorne
00:06:03is devoted to his mother.
00:06:04If we tell her
00:06:05about Elisa seducing
00:06:07Mr. Hawthorne,
00:06:09then...
00:06:10Good idea.
00:06:12Mia is the matriarch
00:06:13of the Hawthorne family.
00:06:15She's very clever.
00:06:17But she never got involved
00:06:19in the family business
00:06:20and she's lived
00:06:21in seclusion abroad
00:06:22for years.
00:06:23Even I haven't
00:06:24spoken to her.
00:06:25All we need to do
00:06:26is send an anonymous
00:06:29text message
00:06:29to Mrs. Hawthorne.
00:06:31Then we just need to wait
00:06:32for Elisa to be expelled
00:06:34from the Hawthorne family.
00:06:41I went through
00:06:42great lengths
00:06:43to get this,
00:06:44but I never contacted her
00:06:45because I didn't have a reason.
00:06:47Do it for me.
00:06:48When Elisa is dealt with,
00:06:51you will be rewarded.
00:06:56It's my pleasure
00:06:57to help you, Miss Hart.
00:06:59I just hope that
00:07:01when you become
00:07:02the President's wife,
00:07:05you won't forget me.
00:07:06Of course not.
00:07:14Peter Hawthorne,
00:07:16you received an anonymous
00:07:17message on your phone.
00:07:18What does it say?
00:07:20It says it's a fixator,
00:07:22Mr. Hawthorne.
00:07:23She's turned him so much
00:07:24that he's been ignoring
00:07:25his Hawthorne group affairs.
00:07:31Book me a flight.
00:07:32I need to go back
00:07:33immediately.
00:07:37Oh my God.
00:07:38We'd be late again today?
00:07:40Oh my God.
00:07:42I'm so sorry.
00:07:44I'm so sorry.
00:07:45You need to pay for this.
00:07:46Oh.
00:07:47It was you that
00:07:48bumped into me
00:07:49and it was just a light touch.
00:07:50I have no idea
00:07:51how you must have fallen like that.
00:07:52Are you trying to leave me?
00:07:54Because I don't know
00:07:54what's the matter
00:07:55with your generation.
00:07:56Having no respect
00:07:58for the elderly.
00:07:59But how did I...
00:08:00Okay.
00:08:02Here.
00:08:02Can I help you get up first?
00:08:05Yeah.
00:08:06Well, are you going to help me up?
00:08:08Are you okay?
00:08:10No, I am not okay.
00:08:12My leg really hurts.
00:08:13I don't think I'm going to be able to walk.
00:08:15You need to take responsibility
00:08:16for this.
00:08:17How can a young girl
00:08:18be so bad?
00:08:19She hits somebody
00:08:20and doesn't want
00:08:21to take responsibility.
00:08:22She looks good,
00:08:23but she's on the inside.
00:08:24No, no, no.
00:08:25The truth is that...
00:08:27Never mind.
00:08:28Okay, uh...
00:08:29Ma'am, do you have
00:08:30your family's contact information?
00:08:33I can help you reach out to them.
00:08:34Family?
00:08:36Who are my family?
00:08:39I don't remember.
00:08:43You don't remember
00:08:44who your family is?
00:08:46Uh...
00:08:47I don't remember anything.
00:08:49What do I do?
00:08:50You don't remember where you live?
00:08:51I don't remember anything.
00:08:53Okay.
00:08:53What do I do?
00:08:54I...
00:08:55How about I take you
00:08:56to the hospital
00:08:57and then to a police station?
00:09:00No, no, no, no, no.
00:09:02I'm not going to a hospital
00:09:03or a police station.
00:09:04I don't trust anybody.
00:09:06Oh, no.
00:09:07I'm going to be late.
00:09:08But there's the weekly
00:09:09department meeting today.
00:09:10I can't take leave.
00:09:13Okay, uh...
00:09:14Ma'am,
00:09:14since you're not going anywhere,
00:09:16how about I take you
00:09:17to my company office?
00:09:19And then after work,
00:09:20I'll help you find your family.
00:09:22Fine.
00:09:22Because you need to take
00:09:24responsibility for this.
00:09:25You cannot leave my side.
00:09:27Okay.
00:09:28Okay.
00:09:29Ow, ow, ow, ow.
00:09:31What?
00:09:32My mom's returned to all?
00:09:33Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:09:34According to Matriarch Robinson's assistant,
00:09:36Matriarch Robinson received
00:09:37an anonymous text message
00:09:38about you
00:09:39and rushed back
00:09:40into the country.
00:09:40What was the text?
00:09:42It said,
00:09:42Mr. Hawthorne,
00:09:43you've been enchanted
00:09:44by Sedaris.
00:09:45She's always had a temper.
00:09:46Okay.
00:09:47I'm going to attend
00:09:48the business meeting personally.
00:09:49Are you afraid
00:09:50the Matriarch Robinson
00:09:50will suddenly come
00:09:51to our company?
00:09:52I mean, yeah,
00:09:53unless there's
00:09:54some unexpected twist.
00:09:55She'll probably be there.
00:09:56All right, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:09:57I'll arrange it right away.
00:10:01Mom, please don't scare
00:10:02off the wife
00:10:03I finally got.
00:10:06How did the matter
00:10:07about Matriarch Robinson go?
00:10:09Rest assured,
00:10:10Miss Hart.
00:10:11It's said that
00:10:12Matriarch Robinson
00:10:12was furious
00:10:13upon hearing the news
00:10:14and returned home
00:10:16immediately.
00:10:17Really?
00:10:18Then Elisa
00:10:19will be out of here soon.
00:10:21Yes.
00:10:22Congratulations in advance,
00:10:24Miss Hart.
00:10:25Let's go.
00:10:26There's a weekly meeting
00:10:27of the business department
00:10:28and Lucian
00:10:29will be there personally.
00:10:30We can't afford
00:10:31to make a mistake.
00:10:34Um, Amelia's gone
00:10:35on a work trip
00:10:35so you can sit
00:10:36in her spot
00:10:36while she's gone.
00:10:41If, if you get bored
00:10:43you can just
00:10:43lay on my phone.
00:10:44Okay, and we have to
00:10:45keep our voices down
00:10:46because people are working.
00:10:48Okay, I just want to know
00:10:49if I can play with this.
00:10:50Everyone?
00:10:51The weekly meeting
00:10:52is about to begin?
00:10:53Elisa,
00:10:54why did you bring
00:10:55a cleaner to work?
00:10:56Elisa really treats
00:10:57the company as her home
00:10:59being anyone she likes.
00:11:01Seriously, so filthy.
00:11:03It's disgusting
00:11:03just looking at them.
00:11:09Elisa,
00:11:10our entire department
00:11:11is filled up with work
00:11:12and you?
00:11:14If we have to delay
00:11:15our work
00:11:16are you going to
00:11:16take responsibility
00:11:17for that?
00:11:18Ms. Hart,
00:11:19this woman might have
00:11:19some trouble
00:11:20with her memory
00:11:21so I'm only bringing
00:11:22her here temporarily.
00:11:24I was going to help
00:11:24her find her family
00:11:25after work
00:11:26and if she could
00:11:26just sit here
00:11:27for the time being
00:11:28I promise
00:11:28that she won't
00:11:29disturb anybody.
00:11:30You mean you brought
00:11:31this old hag
00:11:32in off the street
00:11:33and she's also
00:11:35sick?
00:11:36I think you're crazy.
00:11:37Kicking up an old hag
00:11:38like this?
00:11:39Reeking of poverty?
00:11:40Stinking up the whole office?
00:11:42Where did you find her?
00:11:43In a sewer?
00:11:45What if this old hag
00:11:46isn't just mentally ill
00:11:47but also could infect us
00:11:48all with some disease?
00:11:50Yeah, Ms. Hart,
00:11:51really think we should
00:11:52call a cleaner later
00:11:53to disinfect
00:11:53everywhere this lady's been.
00:11:55How could all of you
00:11:56be so cool?
00:11:58Don't you all
00:11:58have families too?
00:12:00What if one of them
00:12:01had lost their memory
00:12:02and needed your help?
00:12:03This girl,
00:12:04she's interesting.
00:12:05I'm not the one
00:12:06who's sick.
00:12:07You're sick!
00:12:10Disgusting.
00:12:11Elisa,
00:12:11our company has rules
00:12:13and regulations.
00:12:14It's not a place
00:12:15for you to show
00:12:16your kindness.
00:12:17Get this old hag
00:12:18out of here now.
00:12:22Get this old hag
00:12:23out of here now.
00:12:25Ms. Hart,
00:12:25there is nothing
00:12:26in our company policy
00:12:27that discourages
00:12:28helping somebody in need.
00:12:29In fact,
00:12:30it encourages us
00:12:30to do so.
00:12:31Oh, there isn't.
00:12:32Well,
00:12:33now there is.
00:12:36Do you have a problem?
00:12:37Ms. Hart is a senior
00:12:38leader in our company.
00:12:39She can represent
00:12:40our president
00:12:41and now she just
00:12:42happened to add
00:12:42another company rule.
00:12:44Even if she asks
00:12:45security to drag you out,
00:12:46there's nothing
00:12:47you can do.
00:12:48Understand?
00:12:50How come the employees
00:12:51of the business department
00:12:53are like this?
00:12:53Lucian will be here soon
00:12:55from the business department.
00:12:57Elisa,
00:12:58you have two minutes.
00:12:59If you don't get
00:13:00this old hag
00:13:01out of here,
00:13:02I will fire you.
00:13:03You can go
00:13:03beg on the street
00:13:04with her.
00:13:05Maybe then
00:13:06you'll make more money
00:13:06than you do now.
00:13:09God, Summer,
00:13:10you are really pushing it.
00:13:11Tell me,
00:13:12what else can you do
00:13:12besides flaunt your authority?
00:13:14I'm reporting you
00:13:15to Mr. Hawthorne.
00:13:15As a low-level employee,
00:13:19you have contradicted me
00:13:20one too many times
00:13:21and now you dare
00:13:23go see Mr. Hawthorne?
00:13:24You're fired.
00:13:27Two years.
00:13:28Two years away
00:13:29from this company
00:13:30and I never thought
00:13:31that the business department
00:13:32of the Hawthorne group
00:13:33would decay into the state.
00:13:38Elisa will not be fired.
00:13:40You will.
00:13:40You will.
00:13:46Matthew,
00:13:46did I just hear
00:13:47this old hag
00:13:48say she's gonna fire us?
00:13:50She has a problem
00:13:50with her brain.
00:13:51That's why she's talking crazy.
00:13:53Miss Hart
00:13:54is our president's wife-to-be.
00:13:56Firing her?
00:13:57Too ridiculous.
00:13:59Besides memory loss,
00:14:00is she also crazy?
00:14:02Why are they saying
00:14:03president's wife?
00:14:06Isn't it you?
00:14:07Are all of you
00:14:08quite finished?
00:14:09Can't believe
00:14:09how shallow you are.
00:14:11You are kind
00:14:12and righteous.
00:14:13Do you never use
00:14:14Lucian's identity
00:14:15to gain power?
00:14:17You?
00:14:18Okay, ma'am.
00:14:19It's okay.
00:14:19I'm going to help you
00:14:20find your family.
00:14:21Let's go.
00:14:21Why do we need to leave?
00:14:22Why don't they leave first?
00:14:24Fine.
00:14:25Since you're determined
00:14:26to cling to us.
00:14:27Matthew,
00:14:28get this old hag
00:14:29out of here right now.
00:14:38You've got guts.
00:14:39I'll see who dares
00:14:41to kick me out
00:14:41of here today.
00:14:50You actually
00:14:51dare to hit me?
00:14:53Miss Hart?
00:14:54Elisa,
00:14:55this woman
00:14:56attacked my subordinate.
00:14:57I could have her
00:14:58sent to a mental hospital.
00:15:00You don't have
00:15:00the authority.
00:15:01Of course I do.
00:15:02She hit my subordinate.
00:15:03I can reasonably
00:15:04deduce she has
00:15:05some mental issues.
00:15:06How many times
00:15:07do I have to tell you?
00:15:08Yes, this woman
00:15:09is clearly sick,
00:15:10but naturally
00:15:10I'm going to find
00:15:11her family
00:15:11to let them handle it.
00:15:13If you and Matthew
00:15:14hadn't instigated this,
00:15:15none of this
00:15:16would have happened.
00:15:17This woman's actions
00:15:18can only be described
00:15:19as self-defense.
00:15:19Yeah, I think
00:15:20you're the one
00:15:21who's crazy.
00:15:22You don't respect
00:15:22the elderly.
00:15:23You're not qualified
00:15:24to be a leader.
00:15:25I don't know
00:15:26why your company's
00:15:26higher-ups
00:15:27even chose you.
00:15:28Oh, are you angry?
00:15:37Matthew, make these
00:15:38two disappear
00:15:38from my sight!
00:15:39Security!
00:15:40Throw both of them
00:15:41out of Hawthorne group!
00:15:45With me here,
00:15:46they can't drive you away.
00:15:48I tell you,
00:15:49I am...
00:15:50Summer, what do you
00:15:50do with it?
00:15:54Summer, what do you
00:15:54do with it?
00:15:55Oh my god,
00:15:58why does Lucian
00:15:59come to the
00:15:59business department
00:16:00every day?
00:16:01Fine.
00:16:02I guess we'll
00:16:03have another show
00:16:04done.
00:16:04Wayne.
00:16:05Well, it's like this.
00:16:06Elisa brought this
00:16:07woman in off the street
00:16:08who smells terrible
00:16:09and insisted on
00:16:10having her in the
00:16:11office, which
00:16:12was disrupting
00:16:13everyone's work,
00:16:14so I'm only
00:16:14thinking of the
00:16:15company.
00:16:15Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:16:17What if she has
00:16:17some contagious
00:16:18disease and infects
00:16:20everyone?
00:16:20I take full
00:16:21responsibility for
00:16:22this incident.
00:16:23If the company
00:16:24wishes,
00:16:24I can hand
00:16:25in my
00:16:25resignation.
00:16:27Hawthorne Group
00:16:28is not an
00:16:29impersonal company.
00:16:31Elisa's done
00:16:31well.
00:16:33From today
00:16:34forward,
00:16:35they'll be
00:16:35promoted to
00:16:35team leader
00:16:36and oversee
00:16:37projects as a
00:16:37reward.
00:16:39Mr. Hawthorne,
00:16:40I'm...
00:16:40I'm afraid I'm
00:16:42not qualified
00:16:42for this position.
00:16:44I believe
00:16:44everyone here
00:16:45knows your
00:16:46abilities well.
00:16:48As for you,
00:16:49you can go
00:16:50to HR
00:16:50and they'll
00:16:51handle your
00:16:51resignation.
00:16:52He is the
00:16:55backbone of
00:16:55the business
00:16:56department.
00:16:57If you fire
00:16:57him, there'll
00:16:58be no elites
00:16:58left.
00:16:59Summer, you've
00:16:59managed the
00:17:00business department
00:17:00into a mess.
00:17:02You're responsible
00:17:02for that.
00:17:03I promise to
00:17:04manage the
00:17:05business department
00:17:05better.
00:17:06This won't
00:17:07happen again.
00:17:08Matthew, why
00:17:09have you not
00:17:09apologized to
00:17:10this madame and
00:17:11miss Vale yet?
00:17:15Matthew, why
00:17:16have you not
00:17:17apologized to
00:17:17this madame and
00:17:18miss Vale yet?
00:17:19I'm sorry.
00:17:23Please forgive
00:17:24me.
00:17:25Why are you
00:17:25apologizing first?
00:17:26This one almost
00:17:27just put me into
00:17:28a mental hospital.
00:17:29You old
00:17:30hag.
00:17:30How dare you
00:17:31ask me to
00:17:32apologize?
00:17:33Miss Hart?
00:17:35Apologize.
00:17:38Sorry.
00:17:39I'm sorry.
00:17:40I can't hear you.
00:17:41I can't hear you.
00:17:46I was wrong.
00:17:48I'm sorry.
00:17:49And you guys?
00:17:54I'm sorry.
00:17:55Sorry.
00:17:58Have I been
00:17:59misunderstanding him
00:18:00all this time?
00:18:01Could it be...
00:18:02Well, that's the
00:18:03end of that matter.
00:18:04I'll take care of
00:18:05this lady and help
00:18:07her find her family.
00:18:12Listen, why
00:18:12did you call me
00:18:13over?
00:18:14What if Elisa
00:18:14finds out?
00:18:15Well, what exactly
00:18:16are you trying to
00:18:16do?
00:18:17I want to
00:18:18test my
00:18:20daughter-in-law.
00:18:20Haven't you
00:18:21tested her enough
00:18:21today?
00:18:22She's great.
00:18:23You saw that.
00:18:28Oh,
00:18:29Lucien.
00:18:31You're quite
00:18:31loyal, aren't you?
00:18:34Enough.
00:18:35Fine.
00:18:39Look, um, Elisa
00:18:41is a very good
00:18:42girl, but it
00:18:43seems she doesn't
00:18:44even know that
00:18:44you like her,
00:18:46nor does anyone
00:18:47else know that
00:18:47she's your wife.
00:18:49Why are you
00:18:49keeping this
00:18:50marriage so
00:18:51secretive?
00:18:53I don't know
00:18:54how to tell her.
00:18:55I'm afraid that if
00:18:55we make our
00:18:56relationship
00:18:56public, pressure
00:18:58will be too
00:18:59much for her.
00:19:00Lucien, when
00:19:01did you become
00:19:02such a coward?
00:19:03Look, if you
00:19:04like her, just
00:19:05confess boldly.
00:19:07You don't want
00:19:08to wait till
00:19:09Elisa falls for
00:19:10some other guy
00:19:11before you feel
00:19:12regret, do you?
00:19:14Regret what?
00:19:18Nothing.
00:19:19Please, come sit.
00:19:20Elisa, I'm
00:19:26sorry, I
00:19:27deceptive
00:19:27earlier.
00:19:29I, I'm
00:19:31actually
00:19:31Lucien's
00:19:32mother.
00:19:33What?
00:19:36Please, let
00:19:37me explain.
00:19:38Um, a few
00:19:40days ago I
00:19:40got an
00:19:41anonymous text
00:19:42saying that
00:19:42some woman
00:19:43was trying
00:19:44to seduce
00:19:45Lucien, and
00:19:46I got afraid
00:19:47that he
00:19:48might get
00:19:48tricked.
00:19:49Anyway, Elisa,
00:19:50can you
00:19:51please forgive
00:19:51me?
00:19:55Yes, Mrs.
00:19:56Hoffman, I
00:19:57understand you're
00:19:58just looking out
00:19:58for your son, but
00:19:59I am concerned
00:20:00that the person
00:20:01who sent that
00:20:01text must have
00:20:02had bad
00:20:02intentions.
00:20:04I have an
00:20:04idea you
00:20:04sent it.
00:20:05Go ahead.
00:20:06Good.
00:20:07And Elisa, I
00:20:09heard that
00:20:09Lucien plans
00:20:10on taking you
00:20:11to a very
00:20:11fancy dinner
00:20:12tonight.
00:20:13Okay.
00:20:15There's actually
00:20:15something I
00:20:16want to talk
00:20:16to you about.
00:20:19Lucien, why
00:20:28aren't you
00:20:28eating?
00:20:31Yeah.
00:20:33Of course.
00:20:37Elisa, what
00:20:38do you want
00:20:38to ask me?
00:20:39If you want
00:20:40a divorce, it's
00:20:40not going to
00:20:40happen.
00:20:42Why would
00:20:43you think I
00:20:43want a
00:20:43divorce?
00:20:49Okay, I've
00:20:51been meaning
00:20:52to ask you.
00:20:54You've liked
00:20:55Summer for
00:20:55ten years.
00:20:57I mean, why
00:20:58would you marry
00:20:58me?
00:20:59Why protect
00:21:00me at every
00:21:01turn?
00:21:02Hold on.
00:21:03You think I've
00:21:04liked Summer
00:21:05for ten years?
00:21:06Judging by his
00:21:07reaction, he
00:21:08must have been
00:21:08caught off guard.
00:21:10Elisa, you're
00:21:11being too
00:21:11presumptuous.
00:21:13Seriously, why
00:21:13would I have
00:21:13liked her for
00:21:14ten years?
00:21:15Elisa, I've
00:21:17liked you for
00:21:18ten years.
00:21:20What?
00:21:22How could that
00:21:23possibly be
00:21:23The first day
00:21:23we met, I
00:21:25fell for you.
00:21:26But because of
00:21:27the conflict
00:21:29between our
00:21:29parents, I
00:21:31chose to get
00:21:32them.
00:21:34I wanted to
00:21:35show you that
00:21:35I cared for
00:21:36you, but I
00:21:36couldn't.
00:21:37I was afraid
00:21:38that it would
00:21:38put you in
00:21:39danger.
00:21:40I'm really
00:21:41sorry, Elisa.
00:21:42All these
00:21:43years, I've
00:21:44suppressed my
00:21:45feelings for
00:21:46you.
00:21:47Fought tooth
00:21:48and nail to
00:21:50be the head
00:21:50of the
00:21:50Hawthorne
00:21:51family.
00:21:52And now
00:21:53it's taken
00:21:53me a decade
00:21:54to fully
00:21:56stand by you
00:21:56like this.
00:21:57So why
00:21:58now?
00:22:01And now
00:22:02it's taken
00:22:02me a decade
00:22:02to fully
00:22:04stand by you
00:22:05like this.
00:22:06So why
00:22:07now?
00:22:07I was
00:22:08afraid if I
00:22:08told you
00:22:09you didn't
00:22:10like me
00:22:10I wouldn't
00:22:11even be
00:22:11colleagues
00:22:12anymore.
00:22:14So what's
00:22:14wrong?
00:22:15So when
00:22:16you sat
00:22:16next to me
00:22:17all those
00:22:17years ago
00:22:17it wasn't
00:22:18because you
00:22:19didn't like
00:22:19your food?
00:22:23Hey, I
00:22:23don't really
00:22:24like this.
00:22:25Yeah, I'm
00:22:36really sorry
00:22:36I shouldn't
00:22:37couldn't show
00:22:37you my
00:22:38feelings in
00:22:38the proper
00:22:38way.
00:22:41But then
00:22:42why did
00:22:43you write
00:22:44Summer that
00:22:44love letter
00:22:44back then?
00:22:46What love
00:22:46letter?
00:22:47I only
00:22:48remember
00:22:49delivering a
00:22:50party invitation
00:22:51tour from
00:22:51my parents.
00:22:52Well, why
00:22:53are all your
00:22:53passwords
00:22:54Summer's
00:22:54birthday?
00:22:55You mean
00:22:560903?
00:22:58What does
00:22:58that have to
00:22:59do with
00:22:59Summer?
00:23:00I don't even
00:23:00know her
00:23:00birthday.
00:23:01So then
00:23:01what's
00:23:010903 to
00:23:02you?
00:23:03Lisa,
00:23:030903,
00:23:05September
00:23:053rd is
00:23:06the day
00:23:07we first
00:23:07met.
00:23:09So it
00:23:10was all
00:23:11just
00:23:11misunderstanding?
00:23:14So it
00:23:15was all
00:23:16just
00:23:16misunderstanding?
00:23:17Lisa,
00:23:18I love
00:23:19you.
00:23:20I know
00:23:21I tricked
00:23:22you into
00:23:23marrying
00:23:23me.
00:23:23feelings
00:23:25for you
00:23:25are
00:23:25absolutely
00:23:26true.
00:23:27So
00:23:27can you
00:23:28try to
00:23:29accept
00:23:29it?
00:23:31I know
00:23:32that our
00:23:32marriage
00:23:33started as
00:23:33a contract
00:23:34but it
00:23:34feels real
00:23:35to me
00:23:36now.
00:23:38I love
00:23:38you.
00:23:39I want
00:23:40to be
00:23:40with you.
00:23:41I want
00:23:42to be with
00:23:42you now
00:23:42and I
00:23:43want to be
00:23:43with you
00:23:43when we're
00:23:44old.
00:23:46I love
00:23:46you.
00:23:47you're
00:23:56finally
00:23:57mine.
00:23:57hey, from
00:24:12now on,
00:24:13we're true
00:24:13husband and
00:24:14wife.
00:24:15We don't have to
00:24:15keep our
00:24:16relationship secret
00:24:16in front of our
00:24:17colleagues anymore.
00:24:17okay.
00:24:23Lucian, I...
00:24:25Elise, you...
00:24:27Summer, I'd like
00:24:27you to meet
00:24:28my wife.
00:24:29What?
00:24:30Elisa and I
00:24:31have actually
00:24:31been married
00:24:32for a long
00:24:32time, so you
00:24:33don't have to
00:24:33send those
00:24:34divisive text
00:24:34messages to
00:24:35my mom
00:24:35anymore.
00:24:36We all
00:24:36like Elisa.
00:24:38So no matter
00:24:39how much you
00:24:39try to sow
00:24:40discord between
00:24:40us, it's
00:24:41never going
00:24:42to work.
00:24:42What text
00:24:43messages?
00:24:44I...
00:24:44I have
00:24:44the evidence,
00:24:45Summer.
00:24:45Okay.
00:24:47Now,
00:24:49considering the
00:24:50relationship
00:24:50between our
00:24:51families, I'm
00:24:52going to ask
00:24:52you to go
00:24:52ahead and
00:24:53submit your
00:24:53resignation
00:24:53from your
00:24:54tomb.
00:24:55As for
00:24:56everyone else,
00:24:58you all get
00:24:58off an hour
00:24:59early today.
00:25:00And you're
00:25:01invited to
00:25:01dinner with
00:25:01my wife.
00:25:04Yay!
00:25:09You.
00:25:11Where's
00:25:11Doris?
00:25:12You fired
00:25:13her.
00:25:14I was
00:25:15worried and
00:25:15came to
00:25:16check on
00:25:16you.
00:25:16You were
00:25:17drunk, but
00:25:18fierce.
00:25:25Okay, no
00:25:26more childish
00:25:26tricks.
00:25:27But we
00:25:28did have
00:25:28sex.
00:25:29Isabella, I
00:25:30was too
00:25:30drunk to
00:25:30have sex
00:25:31with anybody,
00:25:32much less
00:25:33you.
00:25:34How can
00:25:34you be so
00:25:35cruel to
00:25:35me?
00:25:36I know
00:25:37what I'm
00:25:37doing.
00:25:46I know
00:25:47I know
00:25:47I know
00:25:48I know
00:25:48I know
00:25:49I know
00:25:49I know
00:25:50I know
00:25:50I know
00:25:51I know
00:25:51I know
00:25:52you could
00:25:52solve the
00:25:52company's
00:25:53crisis.
00:25:53And I thought
00:25:55you were
00:25:56going to
00:25:56protect me
00:25:56behind the
00:25:57scenes.
00:25:57turns out
00:25:58you don't
00:25:59really need
00:25:59my
00:25:59protection.
00:26:01Anyway,
00:26:02I'm glad
00:26:03you made
00:26:03it.
00:26:04Later.
00:26:14You leave
00:26:15me no
00:26:16other choice.
00:26:16Mr.
00:26:23Stephen,
00:26:24you're
00:26:24finally
00:26:24back.
00:26:26Sorry for
00:26:26interrupting
00:26:27Trish.
00:26:28Here.
00:26:28I know
00:26:29Doris.
00:26:30I think
00:26:31you should
00:26:31see these.
00:26:36Was Doris
00:26:37in the
00:26:37vineyard
00:26:37that whole
00:26:37day?
00:26:39Yes.
00:26:40She acted
00:26:41tough, but
00:26:41I knew
00:26:42she was
00:26:42broken.
00:26:43She painted
00:26:44this here
00:26:45after work.
00:26:46What's
00:26:48this?
00:26:49You tell
00:26:50me you
00:26:50gave her
00:26:51that breakup
00:26:51fee.
00:26:52I never
00:26:53did that.
00:26:55That means
00:26:56someone
00:26:57tricked
00:26:57her.
00:27:06Do you
00:27:07have any
00:27:07idea where
00:27:07she might
00:27:08be headed?
00:27:08Not a
00:27:08clue.
00:27:09I can't
00:27:10find her
00:27:10until she
00:27:10contacts
00:27:11me.
00:27:12She'll
00:27:12only do
00:27:12that
00:27:12once
00:27:13she's
00:27:13settled.
00:27:13John,
00:27:16did you
00:27:16find
00:27:16anything
00:27:17out?
00:27:18No
00:27:19news
00:27:19about
00:27:19Doris
00:27:20yet,
00:27:20sir.
00:27:21I've
00:27:21made
00:27:21such a
00:27:22fool
00:27:22of
00:27:22myself.
00:27:23Stephen,
00:27:24I found
00:27:25Doris.
00:27:26Where?
00:27:27It said
00:27:27she was
00:27:27heading
00:27:28down
00:27:28North
00:27:28City
00:27:28Drive.
00:27:30You
00:27:30can
00:27:30probably
00:27:30catch
00:27:31her.
00:27:32Let's
00:27:32go,
00:27:33sir.
00:27:34Stephen.
00:27:35Excuse
00:27:35you,
00:27:36sir.
00:27:36Be
00:27:59honest,
00:27:59bastard.
00:28:00Don't
00:28:00move.
00:28:01Watch
00:28:01out for
00:28:01my
00:28:01gun.
00:28:02This
00:28:03is not
00:28:03what we
00:28:04agreed
00:28:04on.
00:28:05Fuck
00:28:05you.
00:28:06Thank
00:28:08you
00:28:08for
00:28:09coming
00:28:09so
00:28:09promptly
00:28:09officer.
00:28:10I
00:28:11much
00:28:11appreciate
00:28:11it.
00:28:11You
00:28:12double
00:28:12crossed
00:28:12me.
00:28:19Doris.
00:28:25Doctor
00:28:25says
00:28:26the chance
00:28:26of waking
00:28:26up is
00:28:27I don't
00:28:27want to
00:28:27hear
00:28:28it.
00:28:28Someone
00:28:29has to
00:28:29take
00:28:29over
00:28:29the
00:28:29winery.
00:28:31I'll
00:28:31run
00:28:31the
00:28:31company
00:28:32for
00:28:32now
00:28:32and
00:28:32I'll
00:28:34leave
00:28:34you to
00:28:35him.
00:28:36he
00:28:37will
00:28:37wake
00:28:37up.
00:28:42How's
00:28:43the job
00:28:43hunting
00:28:43going?
00:28:44Good.
00:28:45I
00:28:45have
00:28:45a few
00:28:46interviews
00:28:47lined
00:28:47up.
00:28:49I
00:28:49just
00:28:49came
00:28:50in
00:28:50here
00:28:50to
00:28:50give
00:28:51you
00:28:51this.
00:28:52What
00:28:53is
00:28:53it?
00:28:54You
00:28:55brought
00:28:55it
00:28:55with
00:28:55you
00:28:55before
00:28:57and
00:28:58when
00:28:58you
00:28:58and
00:28:58your
00:28:58brother
00:28:58left
00:28:59neither
00:28:59of
00:28:59you
00:28:59took
00:29:00it.
00:29:01Now
00:29:02it's
00:29:02yours
00:29:02again.
00:29:02so
00:29:13this
00:29:13is
00:29:13where
00:29:13you
00:29:13worked
00:29:14mom
00:29:14dad
00:29:15Doris
00:29:18please
00:29:19come
00:29:19in
00:29:19for
00:29:19your
00:29:19interview
00:29:20I
00:29:21faced
00:29:22adversity
00:29:22and
00:29:23I
00:29:23had
00:29:23help
00:29:24I
00:29:24know
00:29:24what
00:29:24the
00:29:24sufferers
00:29:25need
00:29:25and
00:29:26I'd
00:29:26like
00:29:27to
00:29:27bring
00:29:27them
00:29:27some
00:29:27hope
00:29:28thank
00:29:39you
00:29:40Miss
00:29:45Isabella
00:29:46if
00:29:47Stephen
00:29:48doesn't
00:29:48wake up
00:29:48this
00:29:49week
00:29:49he
00:29:50could
00:29:50stay
00:29:50like
00:29:50this
00:29:50forever
00:29:51only
00:29:52the
00:29:52people
00:29:52he
00:29:53loves
00:29:53the
00:29:53most
00:29:53can
00:29:53help
00:29:53him
00:29:54so
00:29:54you
00:29:54and
00:29:54your
00:29:55family
00:29:55need
00:29:55to
00:29:55encourage
00:29:56him
00:29:58Stephen
00:29:59you're
00:29:59breaking
00:29:59my
00:29:59heart
00:30:00about
00:30:07last
00:30:07night
00:30:08did
00:30:08what
00:30:08any
00:30:08employee
00:30:09should
00:30:09do
00:30:09is that
00:30:10so
00:30:10maybe
00:30:10I'll
00:30:10get
00:30:11drunk
00:30:11tonight
00:30:11too
00:30:11Stephen
00:30:12there's
00:30:12things
00:30:12you just
00:30:13really
00:30:13don't
00:30:13understand
00:30:14make
00:30:15me
00:30:15understand
00:30:28nurse
00:30:37nurse
00:30:37is she not
00:30:46here
00:30:46it was
00:30:50Isabella
00:30:50that took
00:30:51care of
00:30:51you
00:30:51and played
00:30:52that woman's
00:30:53voice
00:30:53to wake
00:30:54you up
00:30:54Isabella
00:30:57trish
00:31:03doris
00:31:05finally
00:31:05trish
00:31:07i just
00:31:07wanted
00:31:07to let
00:31:08you know
00:31:08i'm
00:31:08gonna
00:31:08be
00:31:08okay
00:31:09i'm
00:31:09doing
00:31:09fine
00:31:10do
00:31:10you
00:31:10know
00:31:11that
00:31:11Stephen
00:31:11was
00:31:11hit
00:31:12by
00:31:12your
00:31:12husband
00:31:13what
00:31:14what
00:31:15is
00:31:15he
00:31:15okay
00:31:15he's
00:31:16fine
00:31:16now
00:31:17but
00:31:17he
00:31:18was
00:31:18in
00:31:18a
00:31:18coma
00:31:18and
00:31:19Isabella
00:31:20took
00:31:20care
00:31:20of
00:31:20him
00:31:21well
00:31:22that's
00:31:23that's
00:31:23good
00:31:23what
00:31:24are you
00:31:25not
00:31:25going
00:31:26back
00:31:26to
00:31:26him
00:31:26Isabella
00:31:27might
00:31:30have
00:31:31tried
00:31:31to
00:31:32hurt
00:31:32me
00:31:32but
00:31:32i
00:31:33believe
00:31:33she
00:31:33really
00:31:33loves
00:31:34Stephen
00:31:34they'll
00:31:36be
00:31:36happy
00:31:36together
00:31:37so what
00:31:38about
00:31:38your
00:31:38happiness
00:31:39doris
00:31:40i don't
00:31:44know
00:31:45her
00:31:56elaine
00:31:56elaine
00:31:56elaine
00:31:58hey
00:31:59we have a
00:32:01challenging
00:32:01case
00:32:01right now
00:32:02we actually
00:32:02need your
00:32:02expertise
00:32:03challenging
00:32:04how
00:32:04well
00:32:05there's a
00:32:06there's a
00:32:07patient who
00:32:07got hit
00:32:08by a car
00:32:08six years
00:32:09ago
00:32:09he's
00:32:09refusing
00:32:10rehabilitation
00:32:10any reason
00:32:12for the
00:32:12refusal
00:32:13well
00:32:14he's
00:32:15been to
00:32:15many
00:32:15hospitals
00:32:16but
00:32:16it's
00:32:16been
00:32:17in
00:32:17vain
00:32:17due
00:32:17to
00:32:18his
00:32:18erotic
00:32:18behavior
00:32:19car
00:32:20accident
00:32:20six
00:32:20years
00:32:21ago
00:32:21all right
00:32:23i'll
00:32:23give it
00:32:23a shot
00:32:24he's
00:32:25yours
00:32:25but i
00:32:28hope
00:32:28you won't
00:32:28delay our
00:32:29dinner
00:32:29day
00:32:29tonight
00:32:29patients
00:32:30come
00:32:30first
00:32:31that's
00:32:31what
00:32:31you
00:32:31taught
00:32:31me
00:32:32yep
00:32:33and i
00:32:34never
00:32:34thought
00:32:34i'd
00:32:34have
00:32:34to
00:32:34compete
00:32:34with
00:32:35a
00:32:35patient
00:32:35have
00:32:36a
00:32:36little
00:32:36faith
00:32:36in
00:32:37me
00:32:37this
00:32:38could
00:32:38be
00:32:39over
00:32:39before
00:32:39you
00:32:39know
00:32:40what's
00:32:45wrong
00:32:45um
00:32:46nothing
00:32:48i'm just
00:32:49i'm wondering
00:32:50if there's
00:32:51someone more
00:32:51capable
00:32:51listen
00:32:53elaine
00:32:53everyone else
00:32:54failed
00:32:54if you
00:32:55fail too
00:32:56we'll have
00:32:56to send
00:32:57him back
00:32:57get
00:33:01out
00:33:01are
00:33:06you
00:33:07all right
00:33:07the patient
00:33:08is very
00:33:08unstable
00:33:09please
00:33:10be
00:33:10be
00:33:10careful
00:33:11i
00:33:12i
00:33:12will
00:33:13hello
00:33:21i'm
00:33:23elaine
00:33:23i'm here
00:33:23to help
00:33:24you with
00:33:24your
00:33:24rehabilitation
00:33:24get out
00:33:26it says
00:33:29here that
00:33:30you were
00:33:30hit by a
00:33:31car
00:33:31six years
00:33:32ago
00:33:32i'm gonna
00:33:34do my
00:33:34best to
00:33:34make sure
00:33:35you
00:33:35recover
00:33:35this
00:33:40this
00:33:40is
00:33:40pointless
00:33:40well
00:33:41you don't
00:33:42need to
00:33:42answer
00:33:42me
00:33:43right
00:33:43now
00:33:43but
00:33:43i hope
00:33:46you'll
00:33:46think
00:33:46it
00:33:46over
00:33:46not to
00:34:08your
00:34:08taste
00:34:08no
00:34:09no
00:34:09no
00:34:10the
00:34:11food's
00:34:11perfect
00:34:12are
00:34:13you
00:34:13troubled
00:34:13by that
00:34:14that
00:34:14patient
00:34:14that
00:34:15you
00:34:15met
00:34:15today
00:34:15you
00:34:16read
00:34:16my
00:34:16mind
00:34:17he
00:34:18wants
00:34:18zero
00:34:19communication
00:34:20try your
00:34:21old
00:34:21methods
00:34:21you used
00:34:22to
00:34:22scold
00:34:23stubborn
00:34:24patients
00:34:24when you
00:34:25first started
00:34:26out as a
00:34:26therapist
00:34:27yeah
00:34:27but
00:34:28stephen's
00:34:28not like
00:34:28them
00:34:29he's
00:34:29i don't
00:34:32know
00:34:32i'll
00:34:33figure
00:34:33it
00:34:33out
00:34:33listen
00:34:34i'm
00:34:34here
00:34:35to
00:34:35help
00:34:35no
00:34:35matter
00:34:35what
00:34:36thank
00:34:38you
00:35:02start
00:35:32A therapist can help me.
00:35:52Is that your final decision?
00:35:54Alright, so be it.
00:35:56But I paid.
00:35:58But a lot of people are waiting to get into this rehab center so stop taking their chances.
00:36:02Mr. Stevens, I wish you a speedy recovery.
00:36:15Morning Elaine.
00:36:16You seem to be in a good mood.
00:36:18Do you like them?
00:36:19Like what?
00:36:20The flowers.
00:36:23If it makes you feel better, yes.
00:36:27I have a special meaning to me.
00:36:30Okay.
00:36:31Well, I hope it puts you in a dead state for today's training.
00:36:35As Steven start with 20 sets though, I believe he can do more.
00:36:40What is she doing here?
00:36:41I have other patients to tend to.
00:36:43I'm leaving you in the care of someone very professional to complete your training today.
00:36:47And I believe you won't be a child and refuse to cooperate, right?
00:36:52I don't need anyone else to help me.
00:36:55When will you stop this game, Doris?
00:36:57I see you also failed to catch my name.
00:37:01It's Elaine.
00:37:03If you're doing this to torment me, then let me be frank.
00:37:06Six years.
00:37:08Every day without you was suffering.
00:37:10Mr. Carrington, I don't know what you're talking about.
00:37:17Mr. Carrington, I'm the person in charge of this hospital.
00:37:22If you have problems, they can go through me.
00:37:24This is a private conversation.
00:37:26Well, this is a public office during working hours.
00:37:30Please show some respect to her.
00:37:33So, Elaine, a private conversation, he said.
00:37:37You said it was working hours.
00:37:40Listen, Elaine, I want to know everything about you.
00:37:45But I'll never force you to tell me anything.
00:37:48I know, Mark.
00:37:50I...
00:37:51You treat me very well here.
00:37:53Elaine, listen.
00:37:55Don't put so much pressure on yourself, okay?
00:37:58Seeing your face every day is enough for me.
00:38:01Thank you, Mark.
00:38:03I'm so happy to have met you and be able to have a new life here.
00:38:07Listen, Elaine, I'll always have your back.
00:38:21To Elaine.
00:38:23Mr. Stevens, your flowers are misplaced.
00:38:34How's your name on it?
00:38:35I didn't spell it wrong, did I?
00:38:37E-L-A-N-E.
00:38:40That is my name.
00:38:41I can't accept this.
00:38:42It's just a token of my gratitude.
00:38:44Listen, don't get me wrong.
00:38:45Elaine's allergic to roses.
00:38:47Allergic?
00:38:49Throw them out.
00:38:51You ready for today's lessons?
00:38:57Doesn't Dr. Mark have his own patience?
00:38:59Why is he always around you?
00:39:01He's in charge of this place.
00:39:03He takes care of everyone.
00:39:04But I only see him looking out after you.
00:39:06Perhaps it's because of my very challenging patient.
00:39:09Now, come on, shall we begin?
00:39:11I apologize for mistaking you for Doris.
00:39:16She and I were close.
00:39:18Until I broke her heart.
00:39:20But I didn't mean to.
00:39:22We do have a lot in common.
00:39:25Well, if you still care about her, you should focus on your recovery.
00:39:30I'm sure she wouldn't want to see you suffer.
00:39:33Would she still care?
00:39:36And I care.
00:39:38At least for now.
00:39:40As your therapist.
00:39:42Who are these from?
00:39:47Who else?
00:39:49Your desk is full of gifts from Steven.
00:39:52So, are you going?
00:40:01I have been waiting for this opportunity.
00:40:07I'm really excited.
00:40:20You did great, Steven.
00:40:22Have you seen Elaine today?
00:40:24She resigned.
00:40:25Didn't she tell you?
00:40:27Resigned?
00:40:29I shouldn't have said that.
00:40:30What can I do for you?
00:40:41Where did Elaine go?
00:40:42Listen, her transfer, it's going to help your rehab in the long run.
00:40:46Did she ask you not to tell me or did you choose not to?
00:40:48Steven, please have faith in our professionalism.
00:40:52You mean in abandoning patients?
00:40:54No, not in abandoning them, but in helping patients return to their normal lives and not spending the rest of their lives in this hospital.
00:41:00I'm sorry, sir, we can't share staff information with outsiders.
00:41:18She just got here yesterday.
00:41:20Please, I'm a friend of hers.
00:41:22I might try contacting her directly.
00:41:35Hello?
00:41:36He left.
00:41:38Are you considering the acquisition for Dr. Miss Elaine, sir?
00:41:49So what if I am?
00:41:51Is that a problem?
00:41:52Ah, no, sir.
00:41:57What do you want, Steven?
00:41:59Do you know how unprofessional your acquisition was?
00:42:01What makes you think I'm unprofessional?
00:42:03Your motives.
00:42:04And what exactly are my motives, Dr. Elaine?
00:42:08I didn't leave rehab to avoid you.
00:42:10You're not my patient anymore and I have my own path.
00:42:13That still doesn't explain why you left without a word to someone who only trusts you.
00:42:18Responsible therapists wouldn't do this.
00:42:21A lot of people care about you, Steven.
00:42:24Even if you never walk again, your life won't be so bad.
00:42:28Unlike you, I just want peace.
00:42:32John, cancel the acquisition.
00:42:42Understood.
00:42:43I'll handle everything.
00:42:45Stanley doesn't know, right?
00:42:47No idea.
00:42:48We revealed nothing.
00:42:50Good.
00:42:51Is there anything else?
00:42:53I did disturb her life.
00:42:55Do you think I should apologize to her?
00:42:57I wouldn't disturb her anymore, but this is your choice.
00:43:02Thank you for the dinner.
00:43:13Today was very pleasant.
00:43:14Thank you for the dinner.
00:43:15Today was very pleasant.
00:43:32How did he find you here?
00:43:35Sorry.
00:43:37Wish you happiness, Steven.
00:43:39It doesn't matter.
00:43:41You won't come to me again.
00:43:45The acquisition is cancelled?
00:43:52That's great!
00:43:54Elaine, did you know?
00:43:56Yes?
00:44:02Where's Mr. Carrington?
00:44:05He left this morning.
00:44:07Mark?
00:44:08I'm trying to contact him.
00:44:11If he gives up now, he may never recover.
00:44:13Listen, I hate to say this, but only you can get him to accept rehab now.
00:44:19You've got this.
00:44:26You're doing great.
00:44:27Okay.
00:44:28You've got this.
00:44:29Okay.
00:44:30Keep going.
00:44:32Are you sure about this, or if you stop rehabilitation-
00:44:49She worked so hard to leave her past behind and leave me behind.
00:44:55Staying in this chair will remind me to stay out of her life.
00:45:00Don't give up hope, sir.
00:45:04Hello, Mr. Carrington?
00:45:06This is Elaine.
00:45:08I heard you decided to give up on your treatment, and I think that this is a regrettable decision.
00:45:13Please, I really hope you'll reconsider.
00:45:25Why didn't he run after the accident?
00:45:35After Nick was arrested, did he confess to everything about the accident without hesitation?
00:45:49What has that got to do with the Master's recovery?
00:45:52I'm just thinking that there's more behind his refusal than just emotional factors.
00:45:57Hmm.
00:45:58I can see where you're going with this.
00:46:01But we need proof, and that's the police's joke.
00:46:05And the police won't overturn a case for a gambler like Nick.
00:46:08We appreciate what you're doing for the Master, but he doesn't want you getting into any trouble.
00:46:13He shouldn't worry.
00:46:15I'll be careful.
00:46:16I knew he'd say that.
00:46:20The Rehab Center's records also said that he agreed to let Steven leave.
00:46:24Indeed.
00:46:25He used to cooperate with the medical staff.
00:46:27Now he says he respects Steven's choice.
00:46:30That sounds suspicious.
00:46:34There's more to Stanley than meets the eye.
00:46:36Are you sure you want to dig deeper?
00:46:38This is beyond a therapist's work, my dear.
00:46:41I'm worried.
00:46:42Mark, I know you must have a lot of questions, but I need your help.
00:46:47Just give me some time and I'll explain everything.
00:46:50Alright, Elaine.
00:46:51If you want to help him, I'll treat him as my friend too.
00:46:54You have my support.
00:46:56Thank you, Mark.
00:47:06Come in, John.
00:47:07Mr. Carrington, I'm here to continue your rehab training.
00:47:21You see, I forgot to mention that therapists don't always do what their patients want,
00:47:26and I'm here to help you get back on your feet.
00:47:38Mr. Carrington?
00:47:42Dr. Mark, what are you doing here?
00:47:44I distinctly asked Elaine to be my therapist.
00:47:47Rehabilitation requires strength, and obviously, you need my help here.
00:47:52Somehow I doubt that.
00:47:55You think Elaine can do this all by yourself?
00:47:58Sure.
00:48:04Dr. Mark, the hospital just called.
00:48:07They need you urgently.
00:48:09Alright, but I don't recall any appointments today.
00:48:12Well, you never know with emergencies, sir.
00:48:17Well, I hope you didn't cause any trouble for Dr. Mark.
00:48:21He was called away by the hospital.
00:48:25I can't get a hold of Steven.
00:48:34Hello, Mr. Stanley.
00:48:36Is he home?
00:48:37I need to know if he's alright.
00:48:39Dr. Mark.
00:48:40And who might this new guest be?
00:48:43Dr. Mark.
00:48:44Meet Mr. Stanley.
00:48:46Steven's uncle.
00:48:49Mr. Stanley, I read about you in Steven's files.
00:48:52What's he doing here?
00:48:54John, are you just going to let me stand here?
00:48:56Mr. Stanley, I'm in the middle of a training session for Steven.
00:48:59Politely, I'd like to keep visitors to a minimum.
00:49:02Steven is not just an ordinary client.
00:49:04He's a business to run, and meeting with me is not going to kill him.
00:49:08Okay.
00:49:09Physical factors are not the only element of his rehabilitation.
00:49:12I need to keep every factor under control.
00:49:15I get it, I think.
00:49:17I do apologize, Mr. Stanley, but Dr. Mark is quite particular about the process.
00:49:25Well, I look forward to his full recovery soon.
00:49:29Have a good day, Mr. Stanley.
00:49:33You mean Stanley doesn't want me to recover?
00:49:35But I bet you already know that.
00:49:38Okay.
00:49:43I want to ask you something after I am mad.
00:49:55Hey, Ms. Walker.
00:49:56You can ask it now.
00:49:58No.
00:49:59I'm going to save it.
00:50:01And it's a reward question, so you can't dodge it.
00:50:05Okay.
00:50:06Done this.
00:50:13Steven's hurt.
00:50:14Are you coming over?
00:50:19She's on our way.
00:50:22Why did you push yourself?
00:50:28I just thought I could stand on my own tonight.
00:50:31And then?
00:50:32I'm sorry.
00:50:33I should have taken your advice.
00:50:37Are you worried about me?
00:50:39I'm angry that you don't take yourself seriously.
00:50:41That really hurts.
00:50:46I think you might need to stay and help me tonight.
00:50:51I will stay.
00:50:54You're a great doctor.
00:50:58Just take it easy.
00:51:00You'll be better by morning.
00:51:04You should rest.
00:51:06Promise me you'll stay.
00:51:08Promise me you'll stay.
00:51:12I will stay.
00:51:15Are you sure?
00:51:16Double check.
00:51:18No records of Mr. Mark overseeing Steven here.
00:51:23Alright, thank you.
00:51:25You're welcome.
00:51:27I suggest you check other facilities.
00:51:29Maybe there's a referral?
00:51:31Whatever.
00:51:36How's the recovery going?
00:51:39Not bad.
00:51:41I think I might be able to walk today.
00:51:44Okay, but please, please take it easy.
00:52:01Brilliant.
00:52:16You did really well.
00:52:31It's Stanley.
00:52:35Come in.
00:52:36I heard you were mostly recovered.
00:52:38I came to offer my congratulations.
00:52:46So, Dr. Mark is quite something.
00:52:50How did he get you to change your mind?
00:52:53He was patient with me.
00:52:56To your swift recovery.
00:53:05You know, running this company is killing me.
00:53:09Now that you're fine, are you coming back to work?
00:53:12I know it's been a lot for you.
00:53:14I'll be back in the office ASAP.
00:53:26Oh, where is Steven?
00:53:35And you are?
00:53:36I'm his rehabilitation doctor.
00:53:38He is still in surgery.
00:53:40He had a fall from upstairs last night.
00:53:42It's not looking good.
00:53:43What? How did he?
00:53:44Can I see him after his surgery?
00:53:46Let me ask the doctor.
00:53:56You're Steven's rehab doctor.
00:54:02Yes.
00:54:03Yes, I am.
00:54:04How is he now?
00:54:05Well, the surgery's done, but he's in serious condition.
00:54:08He's still in a coma.
00:54:09Can you help us contact his family members?
00:54:11Okay.
00:54:12Well, thank you.
00:54:16I'm Steven's uncle.
00:54:17Can you tell me how he is?
00:54:18Where is he at?
00:54:19I need to see him.
00:54:20I'm sorry.
00:54:21He's in post-operative observation.
00:54:22He can't have any visitors right now.
00:54:24I'll let you guys know when he's moved to the ward.
00:54:28Belena, you alright?
00:54:30How did Steven fall from upstairs?
00:54:32I don't know.
00:54:33I left after he spoke to Stanley on the phone last night.
00:54:35I can't believe this.
00:54:37This may not be an accident.
00:54:38One thing at a time here.
00:54:39Let's make sure Steven is safe,
00:54:41and then we'll get to the bottom of this, okay?
00:54:49Doctor, how is he?
00:54:51Well, Steven's condition is stabilized.
00:54:53But he's still in a coma, so we have to monitor him closely.
00:54:56Thank you, Doctor.
00:54:57Can we see him now?
00:54:58Uh, yes.
00:55:00But he still needs his rest, so try not to wake him up.
00:55:03Okay, cool.
00:55:06Why?
00:55:07He promised me he would wake up soon,
00:55:09and told me to plan the wedding in France.
00:55:12Do you think he'll wake up soon?
00:55:13It's hard to say.
00:55:14For now, I'll take care of the company, and you take care of him.
00:55:19He needs you.
00:55:21Come on, Steven. Wake up.
00:55:23Steven, I need you.
00:55:27His knee hours are over.
00:55:28It's time for his medication.
00:55:38Right on time.
00:55:40That's what happened.
00:55:41Yeah, so John was telling me that Steven was in a car accident,
00:55:44has been in a wheelchair for six years,
00:55:46but he recovered with your help.
00:55:47That's right.
00:55:48Can you confirm the condition of his legs?
00:55:50Are you saying his legs caused the fall?
00:55:52Well, it's a possibility.
00:56:00Steven, sometimes I wonder if I should treat you like this.
00:56:18The police checked the surveillance.
00:56:21There was nothing unusual after Stanley left.
00:56:24So it really was just an accident?
00:56:26We don't know until he wakes up.
00:56:28But there's another problem here.
00:56:31Isabella, she wants to stay here with him.
00:56:34Can she?
00:56:37She's his fiancée.
00:56:41But I didn't want to hold this back from you.
00:56:44A lot has happened in the past six years,
00:56:47and he was going to cancel the engagement to her.
00:56:52You don't need to tell me that.
00:56:53I'm just his therapist.
00:56:55Will you still be around?
00:56:56As long as he needs me.
00:56:59That's wonderful.
00:57:12If you wake up, I'll tell you a secret.
00:57:18But you'll fight for it, right?
00:57:20Steven?
00:57:22Did you hear me?
00:57:23Did you hear me?
00:57:24Where am I?
00:57:25You're in a hospital, but you're okay now.
00:57:27You had an accident.
00:57:28Who are you?
00:57:30The police...
00:57:32Who are you?
00:57:33I'm dead.
00:57:34I'm dead.
00:57:35I'm dead.
00:57:36I'm dead.
00:57:37I'm dead.
00:57:38Who's dead.
00:57:39Who's dead?
00:57:40Yeah.
00:57:41What?
00:57:42I'm dead.
00:57:43And then you wouldn't have to sit...
00:57:44Where am I?
00:57:45Where am I?
00:57:50You're in a hospital, but you're okay now.
00:57:53You had an accident.
00:57:55Who are you?
00:58:03I'm Elaine.
00:58:04I'm your rehab doctor.
00:58:06Glad to see you're awake.
00:58:15Steven!
00:58:16You're really awake!
00:58:18Bella, what are you doing here?
00:58:19Steven, you remember me.
00:58:21Of course, why wouldn't I?
00:58:24I feel like I've been dreaming for a long time.
00:58:27Uncle Stanley, where's my dad?
00:58:30Steven, this might be odd, but how old do you think you are?
00:58:34I just turned 20. Why?
00:58:37That was 10 years ago.
00:58:38What?
00:58:40Are you kidding me? What's happening?
00:58:42Don't worry, I think we just need to get some time,
00:58:44and we'll fill you in on everything.
00:58:47I guess the darkest time is over, and I just hit the restart button.
00:58:52Well said.
00:58:53You really are the Steven from 10 years ago.
00:58:55Oh, thank goodness.
00:59:05You're Elaine.
00:59:07Oh.
00:59:07Oh.
00:59:08John, I'm sorry.
00:59:09What is it?
00:59:13Steven, he needs to continue rehab.
00:59:16He needs you.
00:59:18I've not said anything, but...
00:59:20You're Doris.
00:59:24You're the one that means so much to him.
00:59:27He's forgotten all about me.
00:59:30I think...
00:59:31I think now's my chance to get out of his life.
00:59:34What about Stanley?
00:59:35We don't know what he's planning.
00:59:37And besides, I believe you're the only one that can restore his memory.
00:59:41What you say about Stanley is true.
00:59:44There's no way he'd allow me anywhere near Steven's rehab, let alone Isabella.
00:59:48That's exactly the reason why you need to be beside Steven.
00:59:57Steven?
00:59:59This is your rehab doctor, Elaine.
01:00:02I know you.
01:00:04You were the first person I saw when I woke up.
01:00:07It's nice to meet you, Elaine.
01:00:08Um, it's nice to meet you, too.
01:00:17You think I won't recognize you because you changed your name.
01:00:21Right, Doris?
01:00:23I'm just here to help Steven.
01:00:25I'm in charge of his rehabilitation.
01:00:27You're the therapist that caused his accident.
01:00:30The police know whether or not I caused it.
01:00:33I'm here because Steven still needs his rehab training.
01:00:36Nuh-uh, he will not snatch him again.
01:00:39He doesn't even remember you.
01:00:42And I am his fiancée.
01:00:45Great.
01:00:46Well, as his fiancée, I surely look forward to your support during his rehabilitation.
01:00:51But for now, I'm going home to change.
01:00:56What the frick?
01:00:57Just take it easy.
01:01:06This step is crucial for your muscle recovery.
01:01:09Uh, how much longer will this continue?
01:01:12If you don't trust me, you can do it yourself.
01:01:16No, fine.
01:01:17You two carry on.
01:01:18Oh, Isabella.
01:01:23Are you all right?
01:01:24No.
01:01:25She has the nerve to teach me how to massage Steven.
01:01:28Oh, that's not such a bad thing.
01:01:30And Steven won't need a therapist.
01:01:32If you're only that easy.
01:01:34No, no, just chill, chill.
01:01:35She's just trying to help you.
01:01:37You know, you're the one that's going to marry Steven, right?
01:01:41You're right.
01:01:42I'm not.
01:01:43The USB drive might have what you need.
01:01:55Steven is in a hospital and needs her out.
01:01:57So you better keep up with your agreement.
01:02:20So it really was you all along, Stanley.
01:02:24Good, you're doing it.
01:02:27I'm sorry, Dr. Elaine.
01:02:29It's just, it still feels odd.
01:02:31It's all right.
01:02:33Maybe Isabella could help.
01:02:39Why?
01:02:40Aren't you the expert?
01:02:41Clearly he's unacomphoral when a stranger touches him.
01:02:44A stranger, indeed.
01:02:46Well, I'll take my leave.
01:02:50Hard pill to swallow, isn't it?
01:02:52It serves you right.
01:02:53He was never yours.
01:02:55You know what?
01:02:55Actually, I'm thankful to have an easy paycheck now.
01:02:59All thanks to you.
01:03:01Don't keep him waiting.
01:03:08Someone sent this to me anonymously.
01:03:12I think it might have been Steven who was having it investigated before his fall.
01:03:16He trusts you.
01:03:18And he left your address.
01:03:19That is president.
01:03:21Otherwise, this would have ended up at the hospital.
01:03:26I just don't know if it'll be enough.
01:03:28Okay, okay, Isabella, could you, um, just maybe be a bit gentler?
01:03:39I'm being as gentle as I can be.
01:03:42Maybe you could try Elaine's way?
01:03:45Oh, yeah?
01:03:46You want me to call her back in here?
01:03:48Okay, hey, um, maybe enough massage for today.
01:03:53Hey, come on, cheer up.
01:03:59Check on Steven's progress.
01:04:01I want him discharged.
01:04:02Soon.
01:04:04Can't wait to get out of here.
01:04:05All right.
01:04:10Steven should continue the current regimen for another three months.
01:04:13I'll set up a guest room for Elaine.
01:04:16She'll be tagging along?
01:04:19The previous home rehab was indeed very fruitful.
01:04:25Would you mind?
01:04:27Just let me check my schedule.
01:04:32Steven, how are you feeling?
01:04:34Good.
01:04:35You'll probably feel better once you get home.
01:04:52What do you think you were doing?
01:04:54I was recording data for some future treatments.
01:04:57Were you?
01:04:58We pay you for Steven's recovery.
01:05:00That's it.
01:05:02Ah, Isabella, um, I'm sorry if I asked you this already, but, well, if I don't remember,
01:05:15it doesn't count, right?
01:05:16Will you marry me?
01:05:31Absolutely, I will.
01:05:32I will.
01:05:32I will.
01:05:34I will.
01:05:38Farewell, Steven.
01:05:55Elaine, are you all right?
01:05:57I don't know why, Mark.
01:06:01I mean, broken.
01:06:04I know, but, Elaine, you have so much more to look forward to.
01:06:11But, Steven...
01:06:15Forgot you?
01:06:18No.
01:06:20He's hurting, too.
01:06:23He just doesn't know how to show it yet.
01:06:25Now, are you sure you want to leave him when he needs you the most?
01:06:30But what about the pain in my heart?
01:06:32No one going to comfort me?
01:06:34That's why I'm here, Elaine.
01:06:38I will always have your back.
01:06:49Oh, nice timing, Elaine.
01:06:51I actually need your opinion on these two.
01:06:53All Steven can say is both look good.
01:06:56Wait, we're similar sizes.
01:06:57How about you try on this one, while I go get this one adjusted.
01:07:03Attendant, girl!
01:07:25It's unfastened.
01:07:27Oh...
01:07:44I've been dreaming of this moment for six years.
01:07:47What did you think?
01:07:50Now, which one is better?
01:07:53I mean, the dresses, obviously.
01:07:56That one.
01:07:57Well, then it's settled.
01:08:00Thanks, Elaine.
01:08:05Did I hear it right?
01:08:06Steven didn't lose his memory?
01:08:13So why didn't you just tell me your plan?
01:08:15Elaine, I want to walk steadily at my wedding, so I need you to practice with me.
01:08:20You don't find my concern ridiculous, do you?
01:08:24There's no one else here.
01:08:25You can cut the act.
01:08:26Well, it's the only way to make someone let his guard down, don't you think?
01:08:33Watch out.
01:08:35Are you okay?
01:08:36I guess I've been around you.
01:08:50What are you doing?
01:08:55I'm picking grapes to make wine.
01:08:58Can I have the honor of trying one?
01:08:59It's beautiful, isn't it?
01:09:12It's getting late, Elaine.
01:09:14You should leave.
01:09:15And I mean leave for good.
01:09:16Isabella, what are you doing?
01:09:18Um, Miss Isabella, as Steven's therapist, I can't leave until he's fully recovered.
01:09:23I know you have ulterior motives.
01:09:26What motives?
01:09:29Look, anyways, you're right.
01:09:31It is getting late.
01:09:35Goodbye.
01:09:40Do you only care to meet in your own office?
01:09:44I'm more at ease here.
01:09:45So, why'd you come to me?
01:09:48What'd you find out?
01:09:50Well, Steven can't handle the family responsibility and you don't have the right.
01:09:56And your plan is?
01:09:58Help you gain that right.
01:10:00Dangerous words, lady.
01:10:02Very dangerous words.
01:10:04Where's the fun?
01:10:06Ambition without strategy only leads to failure.
01:10:09Funny, I thought you'd only drink your own winery's wine.
01:10:25I really don't appreciate your aggressiveness.
01:10:29Well, I can be a teacher's pet.
01:10:35Goodnight.
01:10:35What are you doing here?
01:10:44What if Stanley sees you?
01:10:46Come with me.
01:10:51Steven, what are you doing?
01:10:53Don't go to him anymore.
01:10:54What?
01:10:55But he's about to let his guard down.
01:10:57I can't bear it.
01:11:01Was he this close to you?
01:11:03He wasn't.
01:11:04But, Steven.
01:11:05He won't let it hurt me, I promise.
01:11:19You just have to trust me, okay?
01:11:22So...
01:11:31...
01:11:32Promise me that I only get to see this.
01:12:02Attend your night class tomorrow.
01:12:32So, you're a bit of a workaholic, as you sell your soul to the job.
01:12:44A good deal so far.
01:12:47Is this the part where I should be taking notes?
01:12:49To succeed, one must first sell her soul.
01:12:54That would be your own interpretation.
01:12:56I have my own theories.
01:12:58Oh?
01:13:02For instance, I believe that a woman's skills lies not only in her charm and intelligence,
01:13:14but also in how she uses her body.
01:13:17Go on.
01:13:19See, I believe that my body can conquer any man.
01:13:28In someone as composed as yourself.
01:13:33You're quite confident in your charm, aren't you?
01:13:38Professor Stanley, how about we turn this into a more practical lesson?
01:13:47Red wine seems appropriate for tonight, don't you think?
01:14:03Are you curious to know why I decided to change my name and become a therapist?
01:14:10Not really, but feel free to tell me.
01:14:20Well, in rehab centers there are a lot of wealthy men who need emotional support.
01:14:27You seem really pleased with your choice.
01:14:30I came from nothing, and not even knowing who my real parents are, I have to fight for
01:14:35myself.
01:14:36Hmm.
01:14:37Sounds intriguing.
01:14:38Hmm.
01:14:39What's wrong?
01:14:40Hmm.
01:14:41The night is still young.
01:14:43Hmm.
01:14:44Hmm.
01:15:00What is so special about these books?
01:15:20Who are you?
01:15:46Who are you?
01:15:49Who are you?
01:15:50You think you can leave here so easily?
01:15:55We're going with Mr. Stanley, he knows you're up to some-
01:15:57Yeah!
01:15:59No!
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01:16:34It's funny how forgetful you've been, changing your name.
01:16:39I don't really like forgetful people.
01:16:41So, uh, boys, let's remind her who she really is.
01:16:46What? No!
01:16:53Let's get rid of this Wifra!
01:16:55You here! Arrest him!
01:16:59Hey, shut up!
01:17:00Stanley, you don't know that!
01:17:02You never lost your memory, did you?
01:17:05After all I did for the company, after all I did for you!
01:17:08You were always too greedy, Stanley!
01:17:10You had it coming!
01:17:13It's over.
01:17:14It's over.
01:17:15It's over.
01:17:16We can start our lives again.
01:17:18Listen, I don't ever want you to leave by my side.
01:17:21Don't leave me again.
01:17:22Please.
01:17:32Mark.
01:17:33What are you doing here?
01:17:38Elaine.
01:17:39You still didn't tell him who I am?
01:17:44Who is he?
01:17:47Well, as I said, Mark and I are closer than lovers.
01:17:53All right.
01:17:56Enough with the games.
01:17:58I'm her brother.
01:17:59Yes, Mark's my brother.
01:18:04Listen, I did this whole thing to check you out.
01:18:07She's been through a lot.
01:18:08And honestly, a lot of that's because of you, Steven.
01:18:11Oh, that's all right. That's enough.
01:18:13Okay, um, so did I pass the test?
01:18:17That's up to my sister.
01:18:21Yeah.
01:18:22Yeah, so you did.
01:18:29You tried on this wedding dress.
01:18:31Now you can have it.
01:18:34Isabella.
01:18:36I won't attend the wedding.
01:18:37You better treat him right, or I will steal him back.
01:18:43Didn't you, Isabella?
01:18:54You got a minute now.
01:18:56That little D is you.
01:18:58Yes, it is.
01:19:01Just promise me you'll be as happy as that boy, innit?
01:19:03I promise.
01:19:05As long as I have you by my side.
01:19:13I'm falling for the night, and I don't realize that I'm falling.
01:19:20I'm falling.
01:19:23I still see your light, and I know you'll be mine.
01:19:29My love.
01:19:32I kept searching for that girl that barged into my life that summer,
01:19:34and now she's here with me.
01:19:37I know that our time together will last forever.
01:19:39I love you, Steven.
01:19:41I have to pray.
01:19:44Oh, God.
01:19:47I found myself in you, baby.
01:19:53I found myself.
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