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00:00:00I, Elisa, a nobody in the workplace, single since birth for 23 years, never even held a man's hand, but last night I accidentally slept with my boss.

00:00:17He's a CEO, he's the kind of guy that you read about in novels, and he already has a woman in his heart.

00:00:24Hey, it's been a really long night, and I think it should be a longer night.

00:00:34You should come over. I'll see you soon.

00:00:40What do you mean by question mark? Because it used to be fun. I have good wine. I'm in room 1501. I'll see you soon.

00:00:54I'm coming.

00:01:05Is this my sword?

00:01:08What are you doing?

00:01:24You're like a magnet. You pour me in.

00:01:35Elisa.

00:01:36Hey, Mom.

00:01:37Please come home as soon as possible. I just received an order from the court. Since we are unable to repay the huge debt your father owed, our house will be auctioned off to pay off the debt.

00:01:49We must move out of the house now.

00:01:52Don't worry, I'm gonna be right there.

00:02:02Oh my God. Mom, are you okay?

00:02:06I'm fine, honey.

00:02:07I'm so sorry I couldn't save the house.

00:02:13Don't worry. As long as we're together, we'll get through this difficult time. I'm sorry.

00:02:19Is there anything else in there?

00:02:24No.

00:02:25This isn't.

00:02:29One second. Okay, I'll be right back.

00:02:31Hello?

00:02:33Elisa, where are you?

00:02:35Don't you remember? We were supposed to meet in the conference room at 9. Manager Smith's gone crazy looking for you.

00:02:41I'm so sorry, but something unexpected happened at home. And, um, if you could please just tell management that...

00:02:48Hello?

00:02:51No, no, no, no, no. Sucks.

00:02:54I just lost my house and now I'm gonna lose my job, too?

00:02:58Where am I gonna find a million dollars?

00:03:03Elisa?

00:03:05Why are you crying?

00:03:07Um...

00:03:11Mr. Hawthorne, what are you doing here?

00:03:13Well, I'm actually here for you.

00:03:15What?

00:03:16I need a marriage partner.

00:03:18Again, what?

00:03:19I need you to be my wife.

00:03:22Give it a thought.

00:03:25Mr. Hawthorne, I was really drunk last night and I can't remember how everything happened after, but you really don't...

00:03:32Look, I know some unfortunate things have happened in your family recently.

00:03:39This card has more than enough on it to pay off all your debts and make sure that your house doesn't get auctioned off.

00:03:45If you agree, we can get the marriage certificate right now.

00:03:58Why do you want to help me?

00:04:00I told you. I need a wife.

00:04:03And you're the most suitable person.

00:04:04Okay.

00:04:05It's for my family.

00:04:06I have no other way.

00:04:07Mr. Hawthorne.

00:04:08Thank you so much for helping me.

00:04:10I promise I will pay you back every cent as soon as I can.

00:04:12You don't pay me back more than happy.

00:04:14I'm gonna get back to work then.

00:04:15Uh, Ronan will actually take you back.

00:04:16Uh, Ronan will actually take you back.

00:04:17And I'll give you my home address so you can move in tonight.

00:04:18Your home address?

00:04:19We're legally married. What's wrong with living again?

00:04:20Right. This is a deal. I can't just take the money and give nothing in return.

00:04:23I can get myself to work.

00:04:24And I'll be back on time soon.

00:04:25I'll be back on time soon.

00:04:26I'll be back on time soon.

00:04:27I'll pay you back every cent as soon as I can.

00:04:28You don't pay me back more than happy.

00:04:30I'm gonna get back to work then.

00:04:31Uh, Ronan will actually take you back.

00:04:34And I'll give you my home address so you can move in tonight.

00:04:37Your home address?

00:04:39We're legally married. What's wrong with living again?

00:04:42What's wrong with living again?

00:04:44Right. This is a deal. I can't just take the money and give nothing in return.

00:04:49I can get myself to work.

00:04:51And I'll be back on time tonight.

00:05:00Elisa, you're finally mine.

00:05:07Oh my god!

00:05:08I'm so sorry. It was raining and I didn't see you there.

00:05:11No worries. It's fine.

00:05:17Can I have your name?

00:05:18I'm Elisa.

00:05:21Yo!

00:05:22Never knew Mr. Hawthorne would have such a silly smile moment.

00:05:26Alright.

00:05:30It's real?

00:05:31That your mom finds out you married a Cinderella.

00:05:34Alright, I give it back.

00:05:35Then watch your mouth.

00:05:36No.

00:05:41You really married Mr. Hawthorne?

00:05:43It's just a contract marriage.

00:05:45Shh, I'll explain it to you later.

00:05:47Mrs. Elisa Hawthorne.

00:05:49You are the CEO's wife, so where is my payment?

00:05:53I couldn't know.

00:05:54We've known each other since middle school.

00:05:55I don't think he actually likes me.

00:05:57Plus, everyone in the company knows who he actually wants to be a man.

00:06:00I'm supposed to be a man.

00:06:03Ms. Hart is back!

00:06:04Hello, everyone.

00:06:20Please, help yourself to have some cake.

00:06:23Thank you, Ms. Hart. You are so very kind.

00:06:25It's really such an honor to work with.

00:06:27Please, don't flatter me.

00:06:29I have to go see Mr. Hawthorne right now.

00:06:32He must want to see me right now.

00:06:34Save a slice for me, huh?

00:06:37When do you think they will make their own relationship public?

00:06:40Probably soon.

00:06:41Last time I accidentally saw Mr. Hawthorne unlock his phone,

00:06:44the code is 0903.

00:06:46It's Fred's birthday.

00:06:47Isn't it a little too obvious?

00:06:49Wow, I never knew Mr. Hawthorne to be so romantic.

00:06:51He usually puts on a poker face.

00:06:53Amelia, my relationship with Mr. Hawthorne.

00:06:56Please.

00:06:59Please don't talk about me.

00:07:00Okay.

00:07:10Okay.

00:07:140903.

00:07:18It's Summer's birthday again.

00:07:20If they love each other so much, then...

00:07:23It's okay.

00:07:24Whatever it is, it's just not getting his money quick.

00:07:35Why aren't you coming in?

00:07:39Why aren't you coming in?

00:07:41Mr. Hawthorne, I think that we should...

00:07:42Follow me.

00:07:52What should I do?

00:07:53Am I supposed to sleep with him tonight?

00:07:55I know that we did that before, but...

00:07:56I was drunk.

00:07:58If I turn him down, will he get angry?

00:08:02But...

00:08:04If I don't...

00:08:05Melissa?

00:08:06You okay?

00:08:07I'm fine.

00:08:08I need you for asking.

00:08:09But...

00:08:10I'm...

00:08:11I'm not ready.

00:08:13I am sorry but, I was drunk.

00:08:16I was drunk.

00:08:18If I turn him down, will he get angry?

00:08:19But...

00:08:20If I don't...

00:08:21Melissa?

00:08:22You okay?

00:08:23I'm fine.

00:08:24Nety, for asking.

00:08:27I'm not ready.

00:08:37I was just going to turn off the light.

00:08:41What did you think I was going to do?

00:08:43Oh, yeah.

00:08:44No, don't get me wrong.

00:08:46I just meant I wasn't ready to sleep yet.

00:08:49Elisa, I don't want some one-night stand.

00:08:53I want to be your everything.

00:08:57Matthew, why did the negotiations with the Sunlight Crew fail?

00:09:02It's Elisa's fault.

00:09:05If she hadn't skipped work that day, we could have succeeded.

00:09:07How is it her fault?

00:09:09Please give me a reasonable explanation.

00:09:11I heard someone saw Mr. Hawthorne entering her hotel room the night before Elisa skipped work.

00:09:20What?

00:09:20What did you say to me?

00:09:22It is absolutely true.

00:09:23Oh, not only did she cause our failure, but she dared to seduce Mr. Hawthorne when you were away.

00:09:37Matthew, you know how important our negotiations with the Sunlight Group is.

00:09:43And since it is your subordinate's fault, you know what to do.

00:09:48All right.

00:09:49Mr. Sherrod, I know what to do.

00:09:57Last night, with Lucian laying beside me, I couldn't sleep at all.

00:10:03Elisa, is this how you do your job?

00:10:06Look what trouble you brought us.

00:10:07It is because of you that we lost the project with Sunlight Group.

00:10:11You're fired.

00:10:13Mr. Clark, I was only in charge of the initial budget, not the negotiations.

00:10:17I don't understand how this could be my fault.

00:10:19Did you forget about your unexcused absence last time?

00:10:24Did you forget about your unexcused absence last time?

00:10:28That's because something unexpected happened at home, but I called in for a leave of action.

00:10:31So what?

00:10:33We needed you last minute, and you weren't there.

00:10:36Now that the project has failed, if you're not to blame, who else would it be?

00:10:41I was absent that day, yes, but I prepared the initial budget ahead of time,

00:10:45so there is no way that my absence would have affected the negotiations.

00:10:50Wouldn't have affected the negotiations?

00:10:53Elisa, take a closer look.

00:10:55What did you write in the project budget?

00:11:00No, no, no, no, this isn't right.

00:11:02I wrote $50 million.

00:11:04How did it become $5 million?

00:11:11For a professional budget analyst, you've made such a sloppy mistake.

00:11:16Elisa, do you have anything else to say for yourself?

00:11:19Looks like Elisa is in trouble.

00:11:22Elisa always strikes me as a professional.

00:11:24How could she make such an error?

00:11:26Keep it down.

00:11:27Can't you see?

00:11:29They're just trying to find something to take responsibility.

00:11:32Wait, I have evidence to prove that my budget was correct.

00:11:41Evidence?

00:11:42Then why don't you show it to everyone?

00:11:44I have the dated source files on my computer that can show that I had the right numbers.

00:11:48No, no, they were right here.

00:11:50How could they be gone?

00:11:51Elisa, are you joking?

00:11:54Where's your so-called evidence?

00:11:56Elisa, are you suggesting that Mr. Clark and Ms. Hart are conspiring against you?

00:12:03You better pack up and leave now before making a bigger fool out of yourself.

00:12:07What are you saying?

00:12:07I've seen the budget Elisa made.

00:12:10We all checked it as a team.

00:12:15Obviously, someone tampered with it.

00:12:17Are you saying that we are framing her?

00:12:19At the very least, she deserves a good reason to be fine.

00:12:23Fine.

00:12:23If anyone else can vouch for Elisa, I can give her a second chance.

00:12:28Anyone?

00:12:29Weren't you there when we checked that time?

00:12:34I don't remember.

00:12:39Since there's no one, Elisa, would you like to walk yourself out?

00:12:43Or would you like me to have someone escort you out?

00:12:50This better be something important.

00:12:52Mr. Hawthorne, the business department is in uproar.

00:12:55So?

00:12:56Can Summer handle it?

00:12:57She started it.

00:12:58Her and Mr. Clark are trying to fire Mrs. Hawthorne.

00:13:02Let's go.

00:13:05Amelia, it's okay.

00:13:07They clearly just want someone to blame for this entire thing.

00:13:09So what should we do then?

00:13:10Allow them to push all the blame onto you?

00:13:15Ms. Hart?

00:13:16Mr. Clark?

00:13:18I'll step down from my position,

00:13:19but I will never admit to mistakes that I didn't make.

00:13:23I will get down to the bottom of this.

00:13:25You're shameless.

00:13:26The evidence is right here.

00:13:28Where do you get the nerve to deny it?

00:13:30Besides the project book,

00:13:31there's also surveillance footage

00:13:33and there are computer backend logs.

00:13:35All of these will prove that my budget was correct

00:13:37and I will investigate this until the end.

00:13:41There is no need for an investigation.

00:13:44You have already been fired.

00:13:46Since you refuse to leave,

00:13:49security,

00:13:50track her out.

00:13:59Elisa,

00:13:59you dare to seduce the man I like when I'm not around?

00:14:02You'll never set a foot in a hot dog group ever again.

00:14:09Summer?

00:14:10What are you doing?

00:14:15Why is he here?

00:14:17Could it be he's here to support Summer?

00:14:19Lucian, what brings you here?

00:14:22Let her go.

00:14:23What's going on with these two?

00:14:26Am I fired or not?

00:14:28Could it be I'm just a pawn in their game?

00:14:31Care to explain what's going on?

00:14:32Well,

00:14:33Elisa made a big mistake at work,

00:14:35so I fired her.

00:14:37But she refused to leave,

00:14:38disrupting everyone at work.

00:14:40So,

00:14:40Matthew called security

00:14:41to escort her out.

00:14:43Fired for what?

00:14:44Here's the thing,

00:14:45Mr. Hawthorne.

00:14:46The negotiations with the Sun Lake group

00:14:47failed due to Elisa's mistake.

00:14:50We had to let her go

00:14:51according to company regulations.

00:14:52You set me up

00:14:53with some half-baked plan.

00:14:55Tried to fire me

00:14:56and then called security.

00:14:57Is that within the lines of regulation?

00:15:00Elisa,

00:15:00how dare you question

00:15:02company regulations

00:15:03in front of Mr. Hawthorne.

00:15:04Lucian,

00:15:05see?

00:15:05She won't admit her mistakes

00:15:07and she even questions you in public.

00:15:11Oh God,

00:15:12now I'm really fired.

00:15:15Elisa actually talked back

00:15:17to Mr. Hawthorne.

00:15:19She has to be fired now.

00:15:23I'm actually pitying her,

00:15:25no matter what.

00:15:26Pitying her?

00:15:27You're an employee too.

00:15:28Mind your own business.

00:15:31Elisa,

00:15:32you sure are bald,

00:15:33aren't you?

00:15:34Elisa,

00:15:34don't you know

00:15:35what Mr. Hawthorne means?

00:15:37Hurry up and leave.

00:15:38Of course Lucian

00:15:39is on Summer's side.

00:15:41I'm just his wife

00:15:42out of nowhere.

00:15:45Surely I'm no match

00:15:46for his lover.

00:15:53Hold on.

00:15:53Did I tell you to leave?

00:15:59You're not angry?

00:16:01Why would I be angry?

00:16:03The company needs to find out

00:16:04who's responsible

00:16:04for Sunrise Group project first.

00:16:07Ronan, take charge of that.

00:16:08Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.

00:16:09So what you're saying

00:16:10is I'm not fired?

00:16:11At least for now.

00:16:16Lucian,

00:16:16Elisa not only made mistakes

00:16:18on this project,

00:16:18but she was absent

00:16:19from work without permission

00:16:20and she defied you

00:16:21in public.

00:16:22Summer,

00:16:22I'll handle company policy,

00:16:23okay?

00:16:25But we never,

00:16:26ever fire an employee

00:16:27for no reason.

00:16:30I,

00:16:30I agree with Lucian.

00:16:33Matthew,

00:16:34I told you to wait

00:16:35till the investigation

00:16:36was done,

00:16:36but you insisted

00:16:37that the results

00:16:38were clear.

00:16:39Apologize to Mr. Hawthorne

00:16:40right now.

00:16:41Yes, Ms. Hart.

00:16:42Is Lucian helping me?

00:16:45But as a CEO,

00:16:47he needs to do things

00:16:47fairly in front of his employees.

00:16:49This proves nothing.

00:16:51Elisa,

00:16:52may I have a few words

00:16:52with you?

00:16:57Elisa,

00:16:58you are damn lucky

00:16:59this time,

00:17:00but you won't be

00:17:01for the next time.

00:17:02Mr. Hawthorne,

00:17:13if this is about the project,

00:17:14then I'm so sorry

00:17:15that you were bothered.

00:17:16Do you think

00:17:17that's why I brought you here?

00:17:20Do you think

00:17:21that's why I brought you here?

00:17:22Next time something

00:17:23like that happens,

00:17:24come see me

00:17:24and let me handle it.

00:17:27You're so busy.

00:17:28I didn't want to bother you.

00:17:29We're married.

00:17:35You can do

00:17:35whatever you want.

00:17:37We're at the office

00:17:38to fool around.

00:17:40Fool around?

00:17:41Well, that's

00:17:42the proper thing

00:17:43since we're married.

00:17:46Well, by that,

00:17:47I guess you mean

00:17:48I should act like

00:17:49your wife all the time,

00:17:51even while we're at work.

00:17:53That's not necessarily

00:17:55what I mean.

00:17:57Well, if that's all,

00:17:59Mr. Hawthorne,

00:17:59I guess I'll be

00:18:00going back to work.

00:18:08Lisa.

00:18:09Remember my words.

00:18:11Stay awake,

00:18:12not good.

00:18:18Lisa,

00:18:19when you were

00:18:19in Mr. Hawthorne's office,

00:18:21I'm here again.

00:18:22I can't really

00:18:23understand the data

00:18:24over here.

00:18:24Can you help me, please?

00:18:25Ms. Hart,

00:18:32may I help you?

00:18:34You are still

00:18:35under investigation.

00:18:37Now isn't the current time

00:18:38for you to be working

00:18:39on company projects.

00:18:40But I was just looking

00:18:42over the project budget

00:18:42for the next thing.

00:18:44Your current mission

00:18:44is to go downstairs

00:18:45and fetch me a cup of coffee.

00:18:46Can't you see

00:18:47the trash is full?

00:18:49Clean it.

00:18:51Ms. Hart.

00:18:52I'm an analyst.

00:18:54I'm not an intern.

00:18:55What?

00:18:56Are you defying

00:18:57your superior?

00:18:58Someone is really ignorant.

00:19:00She hasn't been

00:19:00clarified yet.

00:19:02Now she's defined

00:19:02her superior.

00:19:03Does she think

00:19:04she owns the company?

00:19:05Ryan?

00:19:06Ms. Hart is not just

00:19:08a daughter

00:19:08of a noble family.

00:19:10She also has

00:19:10an unusual relationship

00:19:12with our president.

00:19:13It would be

00:19:13in your best interest

00:19:14to help Ms. Hart

00:19:15with the trifle.

00:19:17Stop being ungrateful.

00:19:18Elisa,

00:19:19I can have you fired

00:19:20for defying your superior.

00:19:22So you better

00:19:23choose wisely.

00:19:25You're right.

00:19:26I like my job

00:19:27and I'm going to become

00:19:28an excellent executive

00:19:30in my dream company.

00:19:32Fine.

00:19:34I'll do it.

00:19:39Better to bend

00:19:43than break, huh?

00:19:44It doesn't matter.

00:19:46Let's see how long

00:19:47you can keep tolerating.

00:19:51Ms. Hart?

00:19:52Your coffee?

00:19:53Hand it to me.

00:20:03Oh my God!

00:20:04This coffee is so hot!

00:20:05You almost burned me alive!

00:20:06Oh my God!

00:20:07I'm so sorry!

00:20:08Are you okay?

00:20:08Don't you know

00:20:09I only drink ice Americano?

00:20:11Who hired you anyway?

00:20:13I'm so sorry.

00:20:14I will go buy you one right now.

00:20:15Can't you see

00:20:15there's coffee on the floor?

00:20:17Clean it up.

00:20:18Now.

00:20:25Who told you

00:20:25you could mop the floor

00:20:26with that?

00:20:27If you damage the floors,

00:20:29can you afford to pay for them?

00:20:31How exactly would you like

00:20:32me to mop the floor, Ms. Hart?

00:20:33With a cloth

00:20:34on your hands and knees.

00:20:36Inch by

00:20:38I don't think you're going a little too far.

00:20:42What?

00:20:42Can't handle it?

00:20:43You could always quit.

00:20:50Well, by that, I guess you mean

00:20:52I should act like your wife all the time?

00:20:55Even while we're at work?

00:20:59Mr. Hawthorne,

00:21:00there's an upcoming online meeting

00:21:02with an overseas company.

00:21:04Uh-huh.

00:21:05Hey, is the

00:21:06business department

00:21:07next to the meeting room?

00:21:08Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.

00:21:10Let's pay you to visit first.

00:21:12It's just the department.

00:21:13This is Hawthorne,

00:21:14and he's already so eager to see her.

00:21:15He's completely in love for that.

00:21:16I'm sorry.

00:21:20Ms. Hart,

00:21:20would you please lift your foot?

00:21:25Oh, I'm sorry.

00:21:27I didn't do it on the bed.

00:21:29Elise,

00:21:30when you were seducing Lucien

00:21:32when I was away,

00:21:33have you ever thought

00:21:34of today?

00:21:35I didn't seduce you.

00:21:38You didn't!

00:21:39Do you really think

00:21:40I wouldn't know

00:21:41because I was away?

00:21:42You have to seduce Lucien,

00:21:44then you must

00:21:45be prepared

00:21:46for my return.

00:21:47Simba,

00:21:48what the hell

00:21:48are you doing?

00:21:52Simba,

00:21:52what the hell

00:21:53are you doing?

00:21:53Lucien!

00:21:54Elise,

00:21:54are you alright?

00:21:55Elise is still

00:21:55under investigation,

00:21:57right?

00:21:57She's not suitable

00:21:58for working on

00:21:59company projects,

00:22:00so I had her

00:22:01doing simpler tasks

00:22:02like fetching me coffee,

00:22:03but she spilled

00:22:04the coffee on purpose.

00:22:06That isn't true.

00:22:07It doesn't matter anyway,

00:22:08I don't blame her for it,

00:22:09but she insisted

00:22:09on wiping it up.

00:22:10I stepped on her

00:22:11by accident.

00:22:12I was about

00:22:13to apologize to her.

00:22:15Is that so?

00:22:16Elise,

00:22:17is that actually

00:22:18what happened?

00:22:19Lucien is in love

00:22:19with Summer.

00:22:21Even if I told

00:22:22the truth,

00:22:22would he believe me?

00:22:24Yes,

00:22:25it's the truth.

00:22:27Come with me

00:22:27to my office.

00:22:30Come!

00:22:32Why on earth

00:22:33did Lucien

00:22:34call Elisa

00:22:35to his office again?

00:22:36You must find out.

00:22:44Have a seat.

00:22:46Your hands hurt.

00:22:48You need an advantage.

00:22:49It's really fine.

00:22:51I can just go home

00:22:52and...

00:22:52No, no,

00:22:52I got it all right.

00:22:54Have a seat.

00:22:58All right,

00:22:59let's see.

00:23:01You know,

00:23:02Summer is competent,

00:23:03but she can be

00:23:05bossy and overbearing.

00:23:06I can transfer you

00:23:07to another department

00:23:07if you can't bear her.

00:23:10Maybe mine.

00:23:11So we can spend

00:23:12more time together.

00:23:12No,

00:23:14no,

00:23:15I'm fine

00:23:15in the business department.

00:23:16Elisa,

00:23:17you're my wife.

00:23:18I don't want you

00:23:19to be bullied anymore.

00:23:20Stop pretending

00:23:21like you don't know

00:23:22she only does that

00:23:23because she's in love

00:23:24with you.

00:23:25Okay,

00:23:26last step.

00:23:29Okay,

00:23:30just don't let this hand

00:23:30touch water

00:23:31for a little bit.

00:23:32Thank you,

00:23:33Mr. Hawthorne.

00:23:35It's just the two of us.

00:23:38You can call me

00:23:38by my name.

00:23:39Well,

00:23:39we're at work.

00:23:40I thought I shouldn't.

00:23:41Yeah,

00:23:41why shouldn't you?

00:23:43Lucian,

00:23:43why did you marry me?

00:23:45And why do you

00:23:45keep defending me?

00:23:47Do you really

00:23:48not know why?

00:23:49We've known each other

00:23:50since high school,

00:23:51but he's always

00:23:52kind of ignored me.

00:23:54Hasn't he always

00:23:55had a thing for Summer?

00:23:56Or could it be

00:23:57that everyone

00:23:57has been wrong

00:23:58all along?

00:24:06Bloody Elisa.

00:24:07You sure are good

00:24:08at playing naive.

00:24:10I must find a way

00:24:11to teach you

00:24:11a lesson.

00:24:14A reunion party?

00:24:16The gods

00:24:17are favoring me.

00:24:19Elisa,

00:24:20I must teach you

00:24:21a lesson this time.

00:24:27All right,

00:24:29it's ready.

00:24:30How many slices

00:24:31do you want?

00:24:33Mom,

00:24:33what's wrong?

00:24:34Elisa,

00:24:35isn't our house

00:24:36supposed to be

00:24:36auctioned off

00:24:37by the court

00:24:38to pay off our debts?

00:24:41Why hasn't this

00:24:42happened yet?

00:24:43Um,

00:24:45well,

00:24:47I borrowed some money

00:24:49from a friend

00:24:50to help pay off

00:24:50the debts.

00:24:51What friend

00:24:52could afford

00:24:53to lend you

00:24:54so much money

00:24:55at once?

00:24:57Since we were in

00:24:58Vancouver,

00:24:59all our old friends

00:25:00have disappeared.

00:25:02Well,

00:25:03Mom,

00:25:03you don't have

00:25:05to worry about it.

00:25:07It's okay.

00:25:07Elisa.

00:25:12Hey.

00:25:13Elisa,

00:25:13what took you so long?

00:25:14What's up?

00:25:15There's a school

00:25:16reunion party

00:25:17this weekend.

00:25:18They notified us

00:25:18in the group,

00:25:19but I figured

00:25:20you haven't read it

00:25:21yet since you

00:25:21didn't respond,

00:25:22so I'm just

00:25:23giving you a heads up.

00:25:24What?

00:25:24It's been ages.

00:25:26Why is there

00:25:26a high school

00:25:27reunion party

00:25:28out of nowhere?

00:25:29Here's the monthly

00:25:30report from

00:25:31the business department.

00:25:32Just leave it

00:25:33over there.

00:25:40How about

00:25:41we grab a drink

00:25:42tonight?

00:25:42I know a good place.

00:25:44I actually

00:25:44have plans tonight.

00:25:46If you don't

00:25:47have anything else,

00:25:47you can leave.

00:25:49Lucian,

00:25:49it's been so long

00:25:50that...

00:25:50Summer,

00:25:51I said I'm busy.

00:25:53Please leave.

00:25:57Hold on.

00:25:58Will you be

00:25:59at the high school

00:25:59reunion?

00:26:00Summer,

00:26:00how many ways

00:26:01do I have to say

00:26:01this?

00:26:02I'm busy.

00:26:03Leave.

00:26:04Lucian,

00:26:05you have to be

00:26:06so gentle with me.

00:26:07But ever since

00:26:08Elisa came,

00:26:09I've become

00:26:09colder and colder.

00:26:12Elisa,

00:26:13I don't know

00:26:14what you want,

00:26:14Isabel.

00:26:19I wonder if

00:26:20Lucian received

00:26:21the invitation

00:26:21to the reunion.

00:26:23Is he going?

00:26:24Something on your mind?

00:26:26It's not a big deal,

00:26:27but there's the

00:26:28high school reunion

00:26:29party later.

00:26:30Are you going?

00:26:32Are you going?

00:26:33I don't know.

00:26:35I knew you made

00:26:36a good point

00:26:36that we don't really

00:26:37see each other

00:26:37that often.

00:26:38Thought it'd be nice

00:26:39to get together.

00:26:41Um, you know what?

00:26:42I actually have a meeting.

00:26:44I think I'll pass.

00:26:46Okay.

00:26:47Yeah, that's fair.

00:26:48I'll send you

00:26:49something else

00:26:49since I can't be there.

00:26:50You really don't know

00:26:51what to do yet.

00:26:52And I know it's far,

00:26:53so take this.

00:26:56Lucian,

00:26:57it's, that's way

00:26:58too expensive.

00:27:00I'm just going to

00:27:00take this away.

00:27:02Elisa,

00:27:03I'm capable of

00:27:04offering you

00:27:04a better life.

00:27:05Why would you

00:27:06take this away?

00:27:07Consider this a gift.

00:27:09Lucian is acting like

00:27:11he actually likes me.

00:27:13What game is he playing?

00:27:15It's mine.

00:27:17Take it.

00:27:19You're just giving

00:27:20this to me?

00:27:22Well, I'm your husband.

00:27:24Legally speaking,

00:27:25it's mine, it's yours.

00:27:25Well, thank you, then.

00:27:33This is a

00:27:34customized version.

00:27:35It probably costs millions.

00:27:37Jesus, Elisa.

00:27:38If it weren't for you,

00:27:39I'd never get to be

00:27:40in such a luxurious car.

00:27:42Seems like Mr. Hawthorne

00:27:43really is madly

00:27:44in love with you.

00:27:45You know, I'm still

00:27:46at the point where

00:27:46I'm wondering

00:27:46if he even likes me.

00:27:49He does treat me well,

00:27:49though.

00:27:51You know all of his

00:27:51passwords are still

00:27:52Summer's birthday.

00:27:53I don't know.

00:27:55I'm probably just

00:27:56overthinking.

00:27:57Maybe it's, um,

00:27:59a misunderstanding

00:27:59or a coincidence.

00:28:02I feel like Mr. Hawthorne

00:28:04is quite cold to Summer.

00:28:05I don't think he's

00:28:06into her.

00:28:06No, that's just

00:28:07because he's trying

00:28:07to keep the down low

00:28:08at work.

00:28:10Well, even if he

00:28:11were trying to

00:28:12keep it that way,

00:28:13do you know

00:28:13how that saying goes?

00:28:16We can try to hide

00:28:17our feelings,

00:28:17but we forget

00:28:18that our eyes can speak.

00:28:20The way he looks

00:28:21at Summer,

00:28:22it doesn't feel right.

00:28:23Do you know

00:28:23what I mean?

00:28:24I have absolutely

00:28:25no idea what you mean

00:28:26because you sound crazy.

00:28:27You, uh, I'm done.

00:28:29You're so mean.

00:28:30I can't.

00:28:30Well, we're late,

00:28:31so we have to go.

00:28:31Okay.

00:28:34Hi, hi, hi!

00:28:40Hello, everyone.

00:28:41Long time no see.

00:28:42Hey, I'm so sorry

00:28:43we're late.

00:28:44So it's Elisa.

00:28:46What is it?

00:28:47The poor student

00:28:48back then

00:28:49is playing airs now?

00:28:53Did you make us

00:28:54wait on purpose?

00:28:57Did you plan

00:28:58to arrive late

00:28:59deliberately

00:29:00to attract our attention?

00:29:02Elisa,

00:29:03you were still

00:29:03using the same

00:29:04lame tricks

00:29:05as back then,

00:29:06aren't you?

00:29:07Who wants

00:29:07to pay attention

00:29:08to her?

00:29:09After all this

00:29:10year,

00:29:11she's still

00:29:12on the streets

00:29:12of poverty.

00:29:14Hey,

00:29:15don't say such

00:29:15words.

00:29:16What if

00:29:17she's doing

00:29:18well

00:29:18and busy

00:29:19with work?

00:29:20Maybe she

00:29:21didn't mean

00:29:21to be late.

00:29:22Her?

00:29:22She's probably

00:29:23a low-level employee.

00:29:25How well

00:29:25could she be

00:29:25doing?

00:29:26What do you

00:29:26mean by that?

00:29:28Elisa and I

00:29:29would just...

00:29:29Oh,

00:29:32Summer's here.

00:29:33Although it's been

00:29:34years since we graduated,

00:29:35she's only been

00:29:36more gorgeous.

00:29:37Summer is

00:29:37both a daughter

00:29:38of the noble family

00:29:39and Mr. Hoffman's

00:29:42kind of breath.

00:29:43Best on my

00:29:44small and generous

00:29:45now.

00:29:46Summer,

00:29:46come on,

00:29:47sit next to me.

00:29:48I've reserved

00:29:49roommates.

00:29:53Sorry I'm late.

00:29:55Traffic was

00:29:56terrible.

00:29:57Never mind.

00:29:58It's our honor

00:29:58to have you.

00:29:59Summer,

00:30:00did you buy

00:30:00a new sports car?

00:30:02Not really.

00:30:04I just picked

00:30:04this one out

00:30:05of the garage

00:30:05because I was

00:30:06in a hurry.

00:30:07I'm actually

00:30:08tired of driving

00:30:09it I haven't

00:30:09used in.

00:30:11A sports car?

00:30:12That's something

00:30:12I can never afford.

00:30:14It's not that much.

00:30:16It's only a few

00:30:17hundred thousand.

00:30:18Wow.

00:30:19Summer sure

00:30:20is rich.

00:30:21Such an expensive

00:30:23car, but

00:30:23it's like nothing

00:30:24to her.

00:30:25Naturally,

00:30:26don't you know

00:30:26who Summer is?

00:30:28Such a lottery

00:30:29car and nothing

00:30:30but the toy

00:30:30to her.

00:30:31She can

00:30:32as many

00:30:32as she wants.

00:30:34Which is

00:30:34not.

00:30:35Shhh.

00:30:36Elisa,

00:30:37what car

00:30:38did you

00:30:38drive here?

00:30:42She?

00:30:42How could

00:30:43a poor girl

00:30:43like her

00:30:44afford a car?

00:30:45She must

00:30:45be taking

00:30:45the subway.

00:30:47What,

00:30:47does she race?

00:30:48That's the reason?

00:30:50Elisa,

00:30:51the subway

00:30:51will soon

00:30:52stop running.

00:30:53Do you want

00:30:53me to give

00:30:53you a ride?

00:30:54Oh Summer,

00:30:56you're still

00:30:56so kind-hearted.

00:30:58But how

00:30:58can somebody

00:30:59as low as

00:31:00her

00:31:00be riding

00:31:01in your

00:31:02luxury car?

00:31:03Be careful

00:31:04not to get

00:31:05her

00:31:05power

00:31:05nostalgia

00:31:06over you

00:31:06it probably

00:31:07won't come

00:31:07off.

00:31:08What nonsense

00:31:08are you

00:31:09talking about?

00:31:10Elisa didn't

00:31:11take the subway

00:31:11and it wouldn't

00:31:12matter if she

00:31:12did.

00:31:13She drove

00:31:14here.

00:31:15I have a fancy

00:31:16new limited

00:31:17edition convertible

00:31:18and something

00:31:19more expensive

00:31:20than you can

00:31:21imagine.

00:31:22Oh my god,

00:31:23what a big

00:31:24mouth.

00:31:25What the hell?

00:31:26It really is a

00:31:26convertible.

00:31:28Impossible.

00:31:29She can never

00:31:30afford that.

00:31:30Elisa,

00:31:31did you rent

00:31:32a car

00:31:32just to

00:31:33show off

00:31:34at the

00:31:34reunion?

00:31:35It's not

00:31:36rented.

00:31:37Not rented?

00:31:38Who are you

00:31:38trying to fool?

00:31:39You can't afford

00:31:40even the cheapest

00:31:41one of such

00:31:42cars even

00:31:42if you sell

00:31:43yourself.

00:31:44Summer,

00:31:45is Hawthorne

00:31:46Group really

00:31:47that good?

00:31:48Even a little

00:31:49employee can

00:31:49afford such

00:31:50fancy convertible?

00:31:52Hardly.

00:31:52Although Hawthorne

00:31:53Group does

00:31:54have good

00:31:54benefits,

00:31:55it's not

00:31:56to that

00:31:56extent.

00:31:58With

00:31:58her salary,

00:31:59she could

00:32:00probably never

00:32:00afford it,

00:32:01even if she

00:32:02worked herself

00:32:02to death.

00:32:04Elisa,

00:32:05we're all

00:32:05classmates here.

00:32:07You don't

00:32:07have to

00:32:07pretend to

00:32:08be rich.

00:32:08It probably

00:32:09costs half

00:32:10of your

00:32:10salary to

00:32:11rent that

00:32:11car.

00:32:11It's best

00:32:12not to

00:32:12be so

00:32:12vain.

00:32:13What's

00:32:13the point

00:32:14of it?

00:32:14It's

00:32:14like the

00:32:15Cinderella.

00:32:15It will

00:32:16revert to

00:32:16its true

00:32:16form after

00:32:17midnight.

00:32:18Elisa,

00:32:18don't you

00:32:19find yourself

00:32:19ridiculous?

00:32:21Of

00:32:21course.

00:32:22Can

00:32:22they lift

00:32:22this

00:32:23guy to

00:32:23be rich?

00:32:24I was

00:32:24hurting to

00:32:24disappoint

00:32:25you,

00:32:25but it's

00:32:26not rented.

00:32:27It's a gift

00:32:29from my

00:32:34husband.

00:32:35Elisa,

00:32:36what's the

00:32:50point of

00:32:51lying?

00:32:52First you

00:32:52rent a car

00:32:53to show

00:32:54off at the

00:32:54reunion,

00:32:54and now

00:32:55you're making

00:32:56up a

00:32:56story about

00:32:58a wealthy

00:32:58husband?

00:32:59Are you

00:33:00living in a

00:33:00novel?

00:33:01Summer,

00:33:02aren't you

00:33:02colleagues with

00:33:03Elisa?

00:33:04You should

00:33:04know if she's

00:33:05married or not,

00:33:06right?

00:33:07It's not my

00:33:08business.

00:33:10Even though I'm

00:33:10her superior,

00:33:11I try not to

00:33:12pry.

00:33:14Although I don't

00:33:14think so.

00:33:16If she really

00:33:17had a rich

00:33:17husband,

00:33:18why would she

00:33:19work for so

00:33:20little in

00:33:21salary?

00:33:21So,

00:33:22Elisa is

00:33:23lying again?

00:33:25She is so

00:33:26shameless.

00:33:26Amelia,

00:33:27I think you

00:33:29should stay

00:33:30with Elisa.

00:33:32She's got a

00:33:32bad influence

00:33:34on you.

00:33:36What do you

00:33:37know?

00:33:39Elisa's

00:33:39husband?

00:33:40Okay,

00:33:41okay,

00:33:41you guys keep

00:33:42partying.

00:33:43Uh,

00:33:44Amelia?

00:33:44Let's go.

00:33:49Excuse me,

00:33:50these are the ones

00:33:51set by Mr.

00:33:52Hoffman.

00:33:521982 Lafitte?

00:34:00But we

00:34:00didn't order

00:34:01these wines.

00:34:02I'll send you

00:34:03something else

00:34:03since I can't

00:34:04be there.

00:34:04The wine is

00:34:06for me,

00:34:06right?

00:34:07He did say

00:34:07you would send

00:34:08something over.

00:34:09This is too

00:34:10much.

00:34:11Summer,

00:34:11this wine must be

00:34:12a special gift

00:34:13for Mr.

00:34:13Hawthorne for

00:34:14you.

00:34:14Yeah,

00:34:15the only one

00:34:16among us

00:34:16who deserves

00:34:17such attention

00:34:18for Mr.

00:34:18Hawthorne

00:34:19is Summer.

00:34:20Who else

00:34:21do they bake?

00:34:22This wine

00:34:22is for Mr.

00:34:23Hawthorne too.

00:34:24Summer and

00:34:24Mr.

00:34:24Hawthorne have

00:34:25been a perfect

00:34:26match in school

00:34:27and now they're

00:34:28still so

00:34:28affectionately,

00:34:29I wonder if

00:34:30they're gonna

00:34:30get married soon.

00:34:31Of course.

00:34:32Summer is

00:34:33future president's

00:34:34wife.

00:34:35Unlike

00:34:36someone.

00:34:37Oh,

00:34:38Elisa,

00:34:39you see,

00:34:40you can never

00:34:41shake my

00:34:42bond with

00:34:42Lucian.

00:34:43All right,

00:34:44everyone,

00:34:44since Lucian

00:34:45sent over these

00:34:46wines,

00:34:46let's enjoy

00:34:47them together.

00:34:48But Summer,

00:34:49this is

00:34:491982 Lafitte.

00:34:51I think

00:34:52some people

00:34:53here are

00:34:54not worthy

00:34:54of drinking

00:34:55such fine

00:34:56wine.

00:34:57They say

00:34:57cast your pearls

00:34:58before swine.

00:34:59Even if we

00:35:00let Elisa drink

00:35:00it,

00:35:01she wouldn't

00:35:01know how

00:35:01good Lafitte

00:35:02is.

00:35:03That's true.

00:35:04To paint

00:35:04to her

00:35:05would be

00:35:05a waste.

00:35:06You're

00:35:06all wrong.

00:35:07This wine

00:35:08is for me.

00:35:11This wine

00:35:11is for me.

00:35:13Did I

00:35:14hear that

00:35:14right?

00:35:15You said

00:35:15that this

00:35:15wine was

00:35:16given to

00:35:16you by

00:35:17Mr.

00:35:17Hawthorne?

00:35:18It's hilarious.

00:35:19Do you

00:35:20think

00:35:20you're

00:35:20Mrs.

00:35:20Hawthorne?

00:35:21Mrs.

00:35:22Hawthorne?

00:35:23It's

00:35:23Summer.

00:35:25Are you

00:35:25daydreaming

00:35:25Elisa?

00:35:27Do you

00:35:27think

00:35:27you're

00:35:27some

00:35:27Cinderella

00:35:28who

00:35:28married

00:35:29a

00:35:29president?

00:35:30Elisa,

00:35:31are you

00:35:31jealous

00:35:31of me?

00:35:32Not only

00:35:33jealous

00:35:33of my

00:35:34family

00:35:34background

00:35:34and my

00:35:35job,

00:35:36now you're

00:35:36jealous

00:35:37of my

00:35:37relationship

00:35:37with

00:35:38Lucian

00:35:38and want

00:35:39to paint

00:35:39the wines

00:35:39that are

00:35:40given to

00:35:40me.

00:35:40Don't

00:35:41you

00:35:41know

00:35:42that

00:35:42even

00:35:43if

00:35:43you

00:35:43try

00:35:43your

00:35:43hardest

00:35:44then

00:35:44what's

00:35:44not

00:35:45meant

00:35:45for

00:35:45you

00:35:45will

00:35:46never

00:35:46ever

00:35:47be

00:35:47your

00:35:48wife.

00:35:49Oh

00:35:49Summer,

00:35:50don't ruin

00:35:50your mood

00:35:51over such

00:35:51a rat

00:35:52in the gutter.

00:35:53She's just

00:35:53a clown.

00:35:54How can

00:35:54you be

00:35:55so confident

00:35:56that the

00:35:56wine is

00:35:56for Summer?

00:35:57When Summer

00:35:58and Mr.

00:35:59Hawthorne

00:36:00started

00:36:00dating,

00:36:01Elisa

00:36:01was somewhere

00:36:02picking up

00:36:03trash.

00:36:04All you

00:36:04ever do

00:36:05is talk.

00:36:06Why

00:36:06the hell

00:36:06would I

00:36:06lie about

00:36:07something

00:36:07like

00:36:07this?

00:36:08Who

00:36:08knows?

00:36:09After

00:36:09all,

00:36:10we don't

00:36:10understand

00:36:10how the

00:36:11poor

00:36:11thinks.

00:36:11Hey,

00:36:12waiter,

00:36:12tell us,

00:36:13who does

00:36:14Mr.

00:36:14Hawthorne

00:36:15give this

00:36:16wine to?

00:36:17Yeah,

00:36:18tell us,

00:36:19who does

00:36:19Mr.

00:36:19Hawthorne

00:36:20give this

00:36:20wine to?

00:36:21So

00:36:21unless

00:36:22someone

00:36:22can start

00:36:23daydreaming.

00:36:24These wines

00:36:25were given

00:36:25to Mrs.

00:36:27Elisbeo

00:36:27by Mr.

00:36:29Hawthorne.

00:36:32What?

00:36:33This wine

00:36:33is from

00:36:34Lucian

00:36:34to Elisa?

00:36:36There must

00:36:36have been

00:36:36a mistake.

00:36:37Check it

00:36:37again.

00:36:38How could

00:36:39Mr.

00:36:39Hawthorne

00:36:40possibly

00:36:40send wine

00:36:41to Elisa?

00:36:42Yes,

00:36:42this is

00:36:43indeed

00:36:43the wine

00:36:44that sent

00:36:44to Lucian

00:36:45to Israel.

00:36:47How could

00:36:48this be?

00:36:49What makes

00:36:50Elisa so

00:36:51special that

00:36:51Lucian would

00:36:52treat her

00:36:53like this?

00:36:54Why are

00:36:54you all

00:36:54so silent

00:36:55now?

00:36:56You were

00:36:56so talkative

00:36:58and confident

00:36:58before.

00:37:00Is it

00:37:01because you're

00:37:01a parent?

00:37:02Okay,

00:37:02Amelia,

00:37:03yeah,

00:37:03like I said,

00:37:04I don't need

00:37:05to lie.

00:37:05Mr.

00:37:06Hawthorne

00:37:06would never

00:37:07send wine

00:37:08to this

00:37:08bitch.

00:37:09Could it

00:37:10be?

00:37:11Wait.

00:37:12What now,

00:37:13Waminia?

00:37:13Elisa,

00:37:14you really

00:37:15are desperate

00:37:15for attention,

00:37:16aren't you?

00:37:17After being

00:37:18exposed about

00:37:19the car keys,

00:37:21you've resorted

00:37:21to hiring

00:37:22actors to put

00:37:23on a show

00:37:24for us.

00:37:24Oh my god.

00:37:25Waminia,

00:37:26you really

00:37:26are imaginative.

00:37:28She'd become

00:37:28a screenwriter.

00:37:29Really got a hit

00:37:29on your hands.

00:37:30What?

00:37:31Are you getting

00:37:32agitated

00:37:32because I've

00:37:33uncovered

00:37:33the truth

00:37:34and here

00:37:35I am

00:37:35stating

00:37:36the facts.

00:37:37How is

00:37:37that imagination?

00:37:39Waminia,

00:37:40I think

00:37:41you've got

00:37:41a point.

00:37:42After all,

00:37:44lowly

00:37:45people

00:37:45are always

00:37:47so desperate

00:37:48for attention,

00:37:49right?

00:37:53Summer

00:37:53makes a valid

00:37:54point.

00:37:54Mr.

00:37:55Hawthorne

00:37:55and Elisa

00:37:56are from

00:37:56completely

00:37:56different worlds.

00:37:57How could

00:37:58he possibly

00:37:58send her

00:37:59wine?

00:38:00Go home

00:38:00and paid

00:38:01your actors.

00:38:03Elisa,

00:38:04I think

00:38:05there's

00:38:05something

00:38:05you should

00:38:06know.

00:38:06If we

00:38:06hadn't

00:38:07gone to

00:38:07the same

00:38:08high school

00:38:08together,

00:38:09you wouldn't

00:38:09have any

00:38:10chance

00:38:11of sitting

00:38:11here with

00:38:12us,

00:38:12petting

00:38:13meal,

00:38:13let alone

00:38:14getting to

00:38:15know

00:38:15Mr.

00:38:16Hawthorne.

00:38:17You all

00:38:17have gone

00:38:18too far.

00:38:19This is

00:38:19supposed to

00:38:20be a

00:38:20class reunion

00:38:21party and

00:38:22you're all

00:38:22targeting

00:38:22Elisa.

00:38:23What are

00:38:23you trying

00:38:24to do?

00:38:25What are

00:38:25we trying

00:38:26to do?

00:38:27She needs

00:38:28to know

00:38:28her place

00:38:29instead of

00:38:29deceiving

00:38:30us with

00:38:30lies

00:38:31again

00:38:31and

00:38:32again.

00:38:32How dare

00:38:33she do

00:38:33it and

00:38:34not

00:38:34admit it?

00:38:35Yes,

00:38:36Summer,

00:38:36as the

00:38:36saying goes,

00:38:37ugly people

00:38:38make more

00:38:39trouble,

00:38:39but poor

00:38:40people make

00:38:42even more

00:38:43trouble.

00:38:43I couldn't

00:38:44care less

00:38:44what you

00:38:45think of

00:38:45me,

00:38:46but I

00:38:46didn't hire

00:38:47actors for

00:38:48this.

00:38:48We are

00:38:49all regular

00:38:49employees of

00:38:50the hotel.

00:38:51We cannot

00:38:51be hired

00:38:52as private

00:38:52actors.

00:38:53You must

00:38:54have

00:38:54misunderstood.

00:39:00misunderstood.

00:39:04Elisa,

00:39:05you really

00:39:05are hopeless.

00:39:07You found

00:39:07some actors

00:39:08and got

00:39:09two bottles

00:39:09of fake

00:39:10wine

00:39:10thinking

00:39:11you could

00:39:11show off

00:39:12at the

00:39:12reunion

00:39:12party?

00:39:22This

00:39:23cheap

00:39:23wine

00:39:24is only

00:39:24good

00:39:24for making

00:39:25noise

00:39:25when it

00:39:25shatters.

00:39:29With this

00:39:30order from

00:39:31President

00:39:31Hawthorne,

00:39:32I don't have

00:39:32to worry

00:39:33about my

00:39:33performance

00:39:34for the

00:39:35rest of

00:39:36the month.

00:39:36I think

00:39:37I'm going

00:39:37to make

00:39:37Ms.

00:39:38Phel,

00:39:39a VVVIP

00:39:40customer

00:39:41from now

00:39:41on.

00:39:43Hello?

00:39:44Oh, good,

00:39:45Mr.

00:39:46Carlos.

00:39:46Ms.

00:39:46Phel is

00:39:47in trouble.

00:39:48What?

00:39:49I'm coming

00:39:50over.

00:39:50Damaging

00:39:51someone else's

00:39:51property?

00:39:52Lavinia,

00:39:53you have

00:39:53never been

00:39:54one to

00:39:54consider the

00:39:54consequences

00:39:55of doing

00:39:55whatever

00:39:55Summer

00:39:56tells you

00:39:56to do.

00:39:57How much

00:39:57can a

00:39:58big bottle

00:39:59of wine

00:39:59be worth?

00:40:00I'll pay

00:40:01her,

00:40:02and I'll

00:40:02pay for

00:40:03the remaining

00:40:03one,

00:40:04and I'll

00:40:04just buy

00:40:04them all

00:40:05so that

00:40:05she can

00:40:06smash

00:40:06them for

00:40:07fun.

00:40:10You're

00:40:10disgusting.

00:40:12We're

00:40:12ashamed to

00:40:13have you

00:40:13as a

00:40:13classmate.

00:40:15You don't

00:40:15deserve to

00:40:16be at

00:40:16our

00:40:16party.

00:40:17Security!

00:40:17Where's

00:40:18security?

00:40:18I'm

00:40:18my

00:40:19assistant.

00:40:19Well,

00:40:20we don't

00:40:20know who

00:40:21this

00:40:21woman is,

00:40:22and I

00:40:22don't

00:40:22know how

00:40:23she got

00:40:23in here.

00:40:24And I

00:40:24want her

00:40:25out of

00:40:25here.

00:40:26Well,

00:40:27this is

00:40:27Summer

00:40:27Heart,

00:40:29fiance of

00:40:29the

00:40:30president

00:40:30of

00:40:31Hawthorne's

00:40:32group.

00:40:33And having

00:40:33her here,

00:40:34we don't

00:40:34want to

00:40:35have any

00:40:35trouble.

00:40:36Leslie,

00:40:37what are you

00:40:38doing?

00:40:38what is

00:40:41going on

00:40:42here?

00:40:44Who gave

00:40:44you permission

00:40:44to expel

00:40:45my

00:40:45esteemed

00:40:46guest?

00:40:50Did you

00:40:51just call

00:40:51Elisa an

00:40:52esteemed

00:40:53guest?

00:40:54Yes,

00:40:54I did.

00:40:56In fact,

00:40:57Miss Vale

00:40:58is one

00:40:59of our

00:41:00VIP

00:41:00customers.

00:41:02That can't

00:41:03be possible.

00:41:04Her family

00:41:05went bankrupt

00:41:05years ago.

00:41:07She probably

00:41:07can't even

00:41:08afford to pay

00:41:08her rent.

00:41:09Let me

00:41:09correct myself.

00:41:11Not only is

00:41:12Miss Vale

00:41:13our esteemed

00:41:14guest,

00:41:15not only is she

00:41:16our VVVIP

00:41:17customer,

00:41:19but the wine

00:41:20was arranged

00:41:20to be sent

00:41:21by President

00:41:22Hawthorne

00:41:23to her.

00:41:24Does my

00:41:25word count?

00:41:26Does it have

00:41:26any weight

00:41:27around here?

00:41:28Mr. Carlos,

00:41:29there must be

00:41:30some mistake.

00:41:31Well,

00:41:31the wine

00:41:32was personally

00:41:33arranged

00:41:34by President

00:41:35Hawthorne's

00:41:35personal assistant,

00:41:37Ronan.

00:41:38How could

00:41:39there possibly

00:41:40be a mistake?

00:41:42Summer,

00:41:42how could

00:41:43Mr. Hawthorne

00:41:44be sending

00:41:44wine to Elisa?

00:41:46How am I

00:41:47supposed to know

00:41:48what Lucian

00:41:48is thinking?

00:41:49You said

00:41:50that you would

00:41:51pay me back

00:41:51tenfold.

00:41:52Forget the

00:41:53tenfold,

00:41:54just pay me

00:41:54the original

00:41:54price.

00:41:57Is Lucian

00:41:58going to be

00:41:58angry with me

00:41:59for this?

00:42:00Whatever,

00:42:00let's just

00:42:01enjoy this

00:42:02moment.

00:42:02What's going

00:42:03on?

00:42:03Did President

00:42:04Hawthorne

00:42:04really send

00:42:05the wine

00:42:05to Elisa?

00:42:06I have no

00:42:07idea.

00:42:08Maybe

00:42:08Summer

00:42:09is just

00:42:09lying

00:42:10and

00:42:10she's

00:42:11being

00:42:11distanctious

00:42:12about

00:42:12Mr. Hawthorne?

00:42:13So,

00:42:14Summer,

00:42:14what's the

00:42:15best way

00:42:15for you

00:42:15to pay

00:42:15me

00:42:16back

00:42:16for

00:42:16this?

00:42:20You should

00:42:20have seen

00:42:21the look

00:42:21on Summer's

00:42:22face when

00:42:23she tried

00:42:23to swipe

00:42:23her card.

00:42:24It was

00:42:24hilarious.

00:42:26Oh,

00:42:26my gosh.

00:42:27Today,

00:42:27we finally

00:42:28showed her

00:42:28who's

00:42:28boss.

00:42:29I know,

00:42:30but I

00:42:30feel like

00:42:31everyone

00:42:31knows that

00:42:32Summer

00:42:32is Lucian's

00:42:32dream girl.

00:42:34When he

00:42:34finds out

00:42:34I,

00:42:35the place

00:42:35with her

00:42:35wife,

00:42:36I'm totally

00:42:36getting the...

00:42:37Legally,

00:42:38you are

00:42:39Mr. Hawthorne's

00:42:39wife.

00:42:40You are

00:42:40literally

00:42:41the

00:42:41president's

00:42:42wife.

00:42:42You have the

00:42:43high ground.

00:42:44What are you so

00:42:44afraid of?

00:42:45Come on,

00:42:46let's go drink and

00:42:47celebrate.

00:42:48Do you actually

00:42:48want me to drink

00:42:49right now?

00:42:49Yes.

00:42:50No.

00:42:51Yes.

00:42:51No.

00:42:53I'm not getting

00:42:53to my heart.

00:43:00Amelia,

00:43:01be honest with

00:43:02me,

00:43:02okay?

00:43:03What is it?

00:43:04I don't,

00:43:04I don't understand

00:43:05why Lucian wanted

00:43:06to marry me.

00:43:08I don't know,

00:43:08it's just,

00:43:09I'm starting to feel

00:43:10like maybe he,

00:43:12like,

00:43:13is he actually

00:43:15someone who...

00:43:15Hey, Lisa,

00:43:16I have something

00:43:17I have to attend

00:43:18to,

00:43:18so I'm going

00:43:19to be leaving

00:43:20now.

00:43:20What?

00:43:21Wait,

00:43:21no.

00:43:22Are you

00:43:23gossiping about

00:43:24me behind my

00:43:25back while

00:43:25you're drunk?

00:43:29Are you

00:43:30real?

00:43:31Or am I

00:43:32dreaming?

00:43:33Well,

00:43:33no,

00:43:33you're not

00:43:33dreaming.

00:43:34I'm actually

00:43:34here to take

00:43:35you home.

00:43:35Big gossip?

00:43:37No.

00:43:38I don't want

00:43:38to go home.

00:43:39I want to

00:43:40drink more.

00:43:41Is that

00:43:41you got too

00:43:42much?

00:43:43You're going

00:43:43to have a

00:43:43headache tomorrow.

00:43:45Oh,

00:43:45who knew

00:43:46Mr. Hawthorne

00:43:47was so gentle

00:43:47and thoughtful?

00:43:48Come on.

00:43:49I can't walk,

00:43:51so I could

00:43:52just live here.

00:43:54Okay,

00:43:55I will

00:43:56carry you

00:43:57back then.

00:43:58Come on.

00:44:01Okay,

00:44:01ready?

00:44:01Three,

00:44:02two,

00:44:02one.

00:44:03Okay,

00:44:04here we go.

00:44:11Mr. Hawthorne,

00:44:12here I am,

00:44:13working overtime,

00:44:14in the middle of

00:44:15holding me.

00:44:16Driving up the

00:44:16speed.

00:44:17Sorry,

00:44:18sorry,

00:44:18sorry.

00:44:18I'm sorry.

00:44:20Christian,

00:44:20why did you

00:44:21marry me?

00:44:24Christian,

00:44:25why did you

00:44:25marry me?

00:44:26Actually,

00:44:26I've been in love

00:44:28with you for

00:44:29ten years,

00:44:29ever since

00:44:30I first saw you.

00:44:33Back then,

00:44:34the internal

00:44:35struggles in the

00:44:35Hawthorne family

00:44:36were severe,

00:44:37and my father

00:44:38was also.

00:44:38Christian,

00:44:42let your father

00:44:44rest in peace.

00:44:48You're all I've

00:44:48got now.

00:44:53Anyway,

00:44:54I didn't dare to

00:44:55show you even a

00:44:56sliver of my

00:44:57feelings for you.

00:44:58But the hatred

00:44:59between our parents

00:45:00made me hide my

00:45:01feelings for you.

00:45:01Could you give me

00:45:02a chance?

00:45:03Yeah.

00:45:07Well,

00:45:08I'll tell you

00:45:08this another time.

00:45:15Elisa always

00:45:16goes against me,

00:45:17making me

00:45:18embarrassed.

00:45:18She's the worst!

00:45:20I have an idea

00:45:21that doesn't

00:45:22require us to

00:45:23get involved,

00:45:24and can make

00:45:24Elisa leave

00:45:25Mr. Hawthorne.

00:45:26Oh?

00:45:27What is it?

00:45:30What is it?

00:45:31Everyone knows

00:45:32that Mr. Hawthorne

00:45:33is devoted to

00:45:34his mother.

00:45:35If we tell her

00:45:36about Elisa seducing

00:45:37Mr. Hawthorne,

00:45:39then...

00:45:41Good idea.

00:45:42Mia is the

00:45:43matriarch of

00:45:44the Hawthorne

00:45:44family.

00:45:46She's very clever.

00:45:48But she never

00:45:49got involved in

00:45:49the family business,

00:45:50and she's lived

00:45:52in seclusion

00:45:52abroad for years.

00:45:54Even I haven't

00:45:55spoken to her.

00:45:56All we need

00:45:56to do is

00:45:58send an anonymous

00:45:59text message

00:46:00to Mrs. Hawthorne.

00:46:01Then we just

00:46:02need to wait

00:46:02for Elisa

00:46:03to be expelled

00:46:04from the Hawthorne

00:46:05family.

00:46:11I went through

00:46:12great lengths

00:46:13to get this,

00:46:14but I never

00:46:15contacted her,

00:46:16because I

00:46:16didn't have a

00:46:17reason.

00:46:18Do it for me.

00:46:19When Elisa

00:46:20is dealt with,

00:46:21you will be

00:46:22rewarded.

00:46:27It's my pleasure

00:46:28to help you,

00:46:28Miss Hart.

00:46:29I just hope

00:46:31that when you

00:46:32become the

00:46:33president's wife,

00:46:35you won't

00:46:36forget me.

00:46:36Of course not.

00:46:44Major Hawthorne,

00:46:46you received an

00:46:47anonymous message

00:46:48on your phone.

00:46:50What does it say?

00:46:51It says there's a

00:46:52fixing our own

00:46:53Mr. Hawthorne.

00:46:54She turned him

00:46:54so much that he's

00:46:55been ignoring his

00:46:56Hawthorne group

00:46:57fears.

00:47:02Book me a flight.

00:47:03I need to go back

00:47:04immediately.

00:47:08Oh my god.

00:47:09Are you late

00:47:10again today?

00:47:11Oh my god.

00:47:12I'm so sorry.

00:47:15I'm so sorry.

00:47:15You need to pay

00:47:16for this.

00:47:18Damn it.

00:47:19It was you that

00:47:19bumped into me,

00:47:20and it was just

00:47:21a light touch.

00:47:21I have no idea

00:47:22how you must have

00:47:23fallen like that.

00:47:23Are you trying

00:47:23to leave me?

00:47:24Because I don't

00:47:25know what's the

00:47:25matter with your

00:47:26generation having

00:47:27no respect for

00:47:29the elderly.

00:47:30But how did I?

00:47:32Okay.

00:47:33Here, can I help

00:47:33you get up first?

00:47:36Yeah.

00:47:37Well, are you

00:47:37going to help me

00:47:37up?

00:47:39Are you okay?

00:47:41No, I am not

00:47:42okay.

00:47:43My leg really

00:47:43hurts.

00:47:44I don't think I'm

00:47:44going to be able

00:47:45to walk.

00:47:45You need to take

00:47:46responsibility for

00:47:47this.

00:47:47How can a young

00:47:49girl be so bad?

00:47:50She hits somebody

00:47:51who doesn't want to

00:47:52take responsibility.

00:47:52She looks good,

00:47:54but she's out

00:47:55beyond me and so.

00:47:56No, no, no.

00:47:56The truth is that

00:47:57never mind.

00:47:59Okay, uh,

00:48:00ma'am, do you have

00:48:01your family's contact

00:48:02information?

00:48:03I can help you

00:48:04reach out to them.

00:48:05Family?

00:48:07Who are my family?

00:48:10I don't remember.

00:48:14You don't remember

00:48:15who your family is?

00:48:17Uh, I don't remember

00:48:19anything.

00:48:20What do I do?

00:48:20You don't remember

00:48:21where you live?

00:48:22I don't remember

00:48:23anything.

00:48:24Okay.

00:48:24What do I do?

00:48:25I, how about I take

00:48:27you to the hospital

00:48:28and then to a police

00:48:29station?

00:48:31No, no, no, no, no.

00:48:32I'm not going to a

00:48:33hospital or a police

00:48:34station.

00:48:35I don't trust anybody.

00:48:37Oh, no.

00:48:38I'm going to be late.

00:48:39But there's the weekly

00:48:40department meeting today.

00:48:41I can't take leave.

00:48:44Okay, uh, ma'am,

00:48:45since you're not

00:48:46going anywhere,

00:48:47how about I take you

00:48:47to my company office?

00:48:49And then after

00:48:50work, I'll help you

00:48:52find your family.

00:48:53Fine.

00:48:53Because you need to

00:48:54take responsibility

00:48:55for this.

00:48:56You cannot leave

00:48:58my spot.

00:48:58Okay.

00:48:59Okay.

00:48:59Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow.

00:49:02What?

00:49:03My mom's returned home?

00:49:04Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.

00:49:05According to

00:49:05Matriarch Robinson's

00:49:06assistant, Matriarch

00:49:07Robinson received an

00:49:08anonymous text message

00:49:09about you and rushed

00:49:10back into the country.

00:49:11What was the text?

00:49:12It said,

00:49:13Mr. Hawthorne,

00:49:14you've been enchanted

00:49:15by seductress.

00:49:16She's always had a temper.

00:49:17Okay.

00:49:18I'm going to attend

00:49:19the business meeting

00:49:19personally.

00:49:20Are you afraid the

00:49:21Matriarch Robinson

00:49:21will suddenly come

00:49:22to our company?

00:49:23I mean, yeah,

00:49:24unless there's some

00:49:25unexpected twist,

00:49:26I should probably be there.

00:49:27All right, Mr. Hawthorne.

00:49:28I'll arrange you right away.

00:49:32Mom, please don't

00:49:33scare off the wife

00:49:34I finally got.

00:49:37How did the matter

00:49:38about Matriarch Robinson

00:49:39go?

00:49:40Rest assured,

00:49:41Ms. Hart.

00:49:42It's said that

00:49:43Matriarch Robinson

00:49:44was furious upon

00:49:45hearing the news

00:49:46and returned home

00:49:47immediately.

00:49:48Really?

00:49:49Then Alisa

00:49:50will be out of here

00:49:51soon.

00:49:52Yes.

00:49:54Congratulations

00:49:54in advance.

00:49:55It's hard to...

00:49:56Let's go.

00:49:57There's a weekly

00:49:58meeting of the

00:49:59business department

00:49:59and Lucian

00:50:00will be there

00:50:01personally.

00:50:02We can't afford

00:50:02to make a mistake.

00:50:05Um, Amelia's

00:50:06gone on a work trip

00:50:06so you can sit

00:50:07in her spot

00:50:08while she's gone.

00:50:12If, if you get

00:50:13bored, you can just

00:50:14put her on my phone.

00:50:15I already love her.

00:50:16And we have to

00:50:17keep her voices down

00:50:17because people are

00:50:18working.

00:50:18Okay, I just

00:50:19wonder if I can

00:50:20pay for this one.

00:50:21Everyone?

00:50:22The weekly

00:50:22meeting is about

00:50:23to begin.

00:50:24Alisa, why

00:50:26did you bring

00:50:26a cleaner to work?

00:50:27Alisa really

00:50:28treats the company

00:50:29as her home

00:50:30being anyone

00:50:31she likes.

00:50:32Seriously?

00:50:33So filthy.

00:50:34It's disgusting

00:50:34just looking at them.

00:50:40Alisa, our

00:50:41entire department

00:50:42is filled up

00:50:43with work

00:50:43and you?

00:50:45If we have

00:50:46to delay our

00:50:47work, are you

00:50:47going to take

00:50:48responsibility

00:50:48for that?

00:50:49Ms. Hart,

00:50:50this woman

00:50:50might have

00:50:51some trouble

00:50:51with her memory

00:50:52so I'm only

00:50:53bringing her

00:50:53here temporarily.

00:50:55I was going

00:50:55to help her

00:50:56find her family

00:50:56after work

00:50:57and if she

00:50:57could just

00:50:58sit here

00:50:58for the time

00:50:59being, I

00:50:59promise that

00:51:00she won't

00:51:00disturb anybody.

00:51:01Do you mean

00:51:02you brought this

00:51:02old hag

00:51:03in off the street

00:51:05and she's

00:51:05also sick?

00:51:07I think

00:51:08you're crazy

00:51:08picking up

00:51:09an old hag

00:51:10like this

00:51:10reeking of

00:51:11poverty,

00:51:11stinking up

00:51:12the whole office?

00:51:14Where did you

00:51:14find her?

00:51:15In a sewer?

00:51:16What if this

00:51:17old hag

00:51:17isn't just

00:51:18mentally ill

00:51:18but also

00:51:19could infect

00:51:19us all

00:51:20with some

00:51:20disease?

00:51:21Yeah,

00:51:22Ms. Hart

00:51:22really think

00:51:23we should

00:51:23call a cleaner

00:51:24later to

00:51:24disinfect

00:51:25everywhere

00:51:25this lady's

00:51:26event.

00:51:26How could

00:51:27all of you

00:51:27be so

00:51:28cool?

00:51:29Don't you

00:51:30all have

00:51:30families too?

00:51:32What if

00:51:32one of them

00:51:32had lost

00:51:33their memory

00:51:33and needed

00:51:34your help?

00:51:34This girl,

00:51:35she's interesting.

00:51:36I'm not the one

00:51:37who's sick.

00:51:38You're sick!

00:51:41Disgusting.

00:51:42Elisa,

00:51:43our company

00:51:43has rules

00:51:44and regulations.

00:51:45It's not a

00:51:46place for you

00:51:46to show

00:51:47your kindness.

00:51:49Get this

00:51:49old hag

00:51:50out of here

00:51:50now.

00:51:53Get this

00:51:54old hag

00:51:55out of here

00:51:55now.

00:51:56Ms. Hart

00:51:57There is

00:51:57nothing

00:51:58in our

00:51:58company

00:51:58policy

00:51:59that

00:51:59discourages

00:51:59helping

00:52:00somebody

00:52:00in need.

00:52:01In fact,

00:52:01it encourages

00:52:02us to do

00:52:02so.

00:52:03Oh,

00:52:03there isn't.

00:52:04Well,

00:52:04now there

00:52:05is.

00:52:07Do you

00:52:08have a

00:52:08problem?

00:52:09Ms. Hart

00:52:09is a

00:52:09senior

00:52:10leader

00:52:10in our

00:52:10company.

00:52:11She can

00:52:11represent

00:52:12our

00:52:12president

00:52:12and

00:52:13now

00:52:13she

00:52:13just

00:52:13happened

00:52:14to

00:52:14add

00:52:14another

00:52:14company

00:52:15rule.

00:52:16Even

00:52:16if she

00:52:16asks

00:52:16security

00:52:17to

00:52:17drag

00:52:17you

00:52:18out,

00:52:18there's

00:52:18nothing

00:52:18you

00:52:19can

00:52:19do.

00:52:19Understand?

00:52:22How come

00:52:22the employees

00:52:23of the

00:52:23business

00:52:24department

00:52:24are

00:52:27soon

00:52:27from

00:52:27the

00:52:27business

00:52:28department?

00:52:28Elisa,

00:52:29you have

00:52:29two minutes.

00:52:30If you

00:52:31don't get

00:52:31this old

00:52:32hag out

00:52:33of here,

00:52:33I will

00:52:34fire you.

00:52:34You can

00:52:35go beg

00:52:35on the

00:52:36street

00:52:36with her.

00:52:37Maybe

00:52:37then you'll

00:52:37make more

00:52:38money than

00:52:38you do

00:52:38now.

00:52:40Good

00:52:41Summer,

00:52:41you are

00:52:41really

00:52:42pushing it.

00:52:43Tell me,

00:52:43what else

00:52:43can you do

00:52:44besides

00:52:44flaunt your

00:52:44authority?

00:52:45I'm

00:52:46reporting

00:52:46you to

00:52:46Mr.

00:52:46Hawthorne.

00:52:48As a

00:52:49low-level

00:52:50employee,

00:52:50you have

00:52:51contradicted

00:52:51me one

00:52:52too many

00:52:52times,

00:52:53and now

00:52:53you dare

00:52:54go see

00:52:54Mr.

00:52:55Hawthorne,

00:52:55you're

00:52:56fired.

00:52:59Two years.

00:53:00Two years

00:53:00away from

00:53:01this company,

00:53:01and I

00:53:02never

00:53:02thought that

00:53:03the business

00:53:03department of

00:53:04the Hawthorne

00:53:05group would

00:53:05decay into

00:53:06the state.

00:53:09Elisa will

00:53:10not be

00:53:11fired.

00:53:11You

00:53:12will.

00:53:15You

00:53:15will.

00:53:17Matthew,

00:53:18did I

00:53:18just hear

00:53:18this old

00:53:19hag say

00:53:20she's

00:53:20going to

00:53:20fire us?

00:53:21She

00:53:21has a

00:53:22problem

00:53:22with her

00:53:22brain,

00:53:23that's

00:53:23why she's

00:53:24talking

00:53:24crazy.

00:53:25Miss

00:53:25Hart

00:53:25is

00:53:26our

00:53:26president's

00:53:27wife

00:53:27to

00:53:27be.

00:53:28Firing

00:53:28her?

00:53:29Too

00:53:29ridiculous.

00:53:31Besides

00:53:31memory loss,

00:53:32is she

00:53:32also

00:53:33crazy?

00:53:34Why are

00:53:34they

00:53:35saying

00:53:35president's

00:53:36wife?

00:53:38Isn't

00:53:38it

00:53:38you?

00:53:39Are

00:53:39all of

00:53:39you

00:53:39quite

00:53:40finished?

00:53:40I

00:53:41can't

00:53:41believe

00:53:41how

00:53:41shallow

00:53:41you

00:53:42are.

00:53:43You

00:53:43are

00:53:43kind

00:53:44and

00:53:44righteous.

00:53:45Do

00:53:45you

00:53:45never

00:53:45use

00:53:46Lucian's

00:53:46identity

00:53:47to

00:53:47gain

00:53:47power?

00:53:48But

00:53:48you?

00:53:49Okay,

00:53:50ma'am,

00:53:50it's

00:53:50okay.

00:53:51I'm

00:53:51going to

00:53:51help you

00:53:51find your

00:53:52family.

00:53:52Let's

00:53:53go.

00:53:53Why

00:53:53do

00:53:53we

00:53:54need

00:53:54to

00:53:54leave?

00:53:54Why

00:53:54don't

00:53:54they

00:53:55leave

00:53:55first?

00:53:56Fine,

00:53:57since

00:53:57you're

00:53:57determined

00:53:57to

00:53:58cling

00:53:58to

00:53:58us.

00:53:59Matthew,

00:54:00get this

00:54:00old hag

00:54:01out of

00:54:01here

00:54:01right

00:54:01now.

00:54:09You've

00:54:10got

00:54:10guts.

00:54:11I'll

00:54:12see

00:54:12who

00:54:12dares

00:54:12to

00:54:13kick

00:54:13me

00:54:13out

00:54:13of

00:54:13here

00:54:13today.

00:54:14You

00:54:22actually

00:54:23dare

00:54:23to

00:54:23hit

00:54:24me?

00:54:25Miss

00:54:25Hart?

00:54:26Elisa,

00:54:27this

00:54:27woman

00:54:27attacked

00:54:28my

00:54:28subordinate.

00:54:29I

00:54:29could

00:54:29have

00:54:30her

00:54:30sent

00:54:30to

00:54:30a

00:54:30mental

00:54:31hospital.

00:54:31You

00:54:32don't

00:54:32have

00:54:32the

00:54:32authority.

00:54:33Of

00:54:33course

00:54:33I

00:54:34do.

00:54:34She

00:54:34hit

00:54:34my

00:54:35subordinate.

00:54:35I

00:54:35can

00:54:36reasonably

00:54:36deduce

00:54:37she

00:54:37had

00:54:37some

00:54:37mental

00:54:37issues.

00:54:38How

00:54:38many

00:54:38times

00:54:39do

00:54:39I

00:54:39have

00:54:39to

00:54:39tell

00:54:39you?

00:54:40Yes,

00:54:40this

00:54:40woman

00:54:40is

00:54:41clearly

00:54:41sick,

00:54:41but

00:54:41naturally

00:54:42I'm

00:54:42going to

00:54:42find her

00:54:43family

00:54:43to let

00:54:44it.

00:54:45If

00:54:45you

00:54:45and

00:54:46Matthew

00:54:46hadn't

00:54:46instigated

00:54:46this,

00:54:47none

00:54:47of

00:54:47this

00:54:48would

00:54:48have

00:54:48happened.

00:54:49This

00:54:49woman's

00:54:49actions

00:54:50can

00:54:50only

00:54:50be

00:54:50described

00:54:50as

00:54:51self-defense.

00:54:51Yeah,

00:54:52I

00:54:52think

00:54:52you're

00:54:52the

00:54:52one

00:54:52who's

00:54:53crazy.

00:54:53You

00:54:54don't

00:54:54respect

00:54:54the

00:54:54elderly.

00:54:55You're

00:54:55not

00:54:55qualified

00:54:56to

00:54:56be

00:54:57a

00:54:57leader.

00:54:57I

00:54:57don't

00:54:57know

00:54:57why

00:54:58your

00:54:58company's

00:54:58higher-ups

00:54:59even

00:54:59chose

00:55:00you.

00:55:02Oh,

00:55:03are

00:55:14with me

00:55:17here?

00:55:17I

00:55:18can't

00:55:18drive

00:55:18you

00:55:19away.

00:55:20I

00:55:20tell

00:55:20you,

00:55:20I

00:55:21am

00:55:22Summer,

00:55:22what are

00:55:22you

00:55:22doing?

00:55:26Summer,

00:55:26what are

00:55:26you

00:55:27doing?

00:55:27Oh my

00:55:30God,

00:55:30why does

00:55:31Lucian

00:55:31come to

00:55:31the

00:55:31business

00:55:32department

00:55:32every

00:55:33day?

00:55:33Fine,

00:55:34I guess

00:55:35we'll

00:55:35have

00:55:35another

00:55:35show

00:55:36down.

00:55:36Explain.

00:55:37Well,

00:55:37it's

00:55:37like

00:55:38this,

00:55:38Elisa

00:55:38brought

00:55:39this

00:55:39woman

00:55:39in

00:55:39off

00:55:40the

00:55:40street

00:55:40who

00:55:41smells

00:55:41terrible

00:55:41and

00:55:42insisted

00:55:42on having

00:55:43her

00:55:43in

00:55:43the

00:55:43office

00:55:43which

00:55:44was

00:55:44disrupting

00:55:45everyone's

00:55:45work,

00:55:46so I'm

00:55:46only

00:55:46thinking

00:55:47of

00:55:47the

00:55:47company.

00:55:48Yes,

00:55:48Mr.

00:55:48Hawthorne,

00:55:49what if

00:55:49she has

00:55:49some

00:55:50contagious

00:55:50disease

00:55:51and

00:55:51infects

00:55:52everyone?

00:55:52I

00:55:53take

00:55:53full

00:55:53responsibility

00:55:54for

00:55:54this

00:55:54incident.

00:55:55If

00:55:55the

00:55:55company

00:55:56wishes,

00:55:57I can

00:55:57hand

00:55:57in

00:55:57my

00:55:57resignation.

00:56:00Hawthorne

00:56:00group

00:56:00is not

00:56:01an

00:56:01impersonal

00:56:01company.

00:56:03Elisa's

00:56:03done

00:56:03well.

00:56:05From

00:56:06today

00:56:06forward,

00:56:07you'll

00:56:07be

00:56:07promoted

00:56:07as

00:56:07team

00:56:07leader

00:56:08and

00:56:09oversee

00:56:09projects

00:56:09as

00:56:09a

00:56:09reward.

00:56:11Mr.

00:56:11Hawthorne,

00:56:12I'm afraid

00:56:14I'm not

00:56:14qualified for

00:56:15this

00:56:15position.

00:56:16I

00:56:16believe

00:56:16everyone

00:56:17here

00:56:17knows

00:56:18your

00:56:18abilities

00:56:18well.

00:56:20As

00:56:20for

00:56:20you,

00:56:22you can

00:56:22go to

00:56:22HR,

00:56:23and

00:56:23they'll

00:56:23handle

00:56:23your

00:56:24resignation.

00:56:26He

00:56:26is the

00:56:27backbone

00:56:27of the

00:56:28business

00:56:28department.

00:56:29If you

00:56:29fire him,

00:56:30there'll

00:56:30be no

00:56:30elites

00:56:31left.

00:56:31Summer,

00:56:31you've

00:56:32managed

00:56:32the

00:56:32business

00:56:32department

00:56:32into

00:56:33a

00:56:33mess.

00:56:33You're

00:56:34responsible

00:56:34for

00:56:34that.

00:56:35I

00:56:36promise

00:56:36to

00:56:36manage

00:56:36the

00:56:37business

00:56:37department

00:56:37better.

00:56:38This

00:56:38won't

00:56:39happen

00:56:39again.

00:56:40Matthew,

00:56:41why

00:56:41have

00:56:41you not

00:56:41apologized

00:56:42to

00:56:42this

00:56:42madame

00:56:43and

00:56:43Miss

00:56:43Vale

00:56:43yet?

00:56:47Matthew,

00:56:48why

00:56:48have

00:56:49you not

00:56:49apologized

00:56:50to

00:56:50this

00:56:50madame

00:56:50and

00:56:50Miss

00:56:51Vale

00:56:51I'm

00:56:55sorry.

00:56:55Please

00:56:56forgive

00:56:56me.

00:56:57Why

00:56:57are

00:56:57you

00:56:57apologizing

00:56:58first?

00:56:59This

00:56:59one

00:56:59almost

00:56:59just

00:56:59put

00:57:00me

00:57:00into

00:57:00a

00:57:00mental

00:57:00hospital.

00:57:01You

00:57:01old

00:57:02hag.

00:57:02How

00:57:03dare

00:57:03you

00:57:03ask

00:57:03me

00:57:04to

00:57:04apologize.

00:57:05Miss

00:57:06Hart,

00:57:07apologize.

00:57:10Sorry.

00:57:11I'm

00:57:12sorry,

00:57:12I can't

00:57:12hear

00:57:13you.

00:57:18I

00:57:19was

00:57:19wrong.

00:57:20I'm

00:57:20sorry.

00:57:22And

00:57:22you

00:57:22rise?

00:57:26I'm

00:57:26sorry.

00:57:27Sorry.

00:57:30Have

00:57:31I

00:57:31been

00:57:31misunderstanding

00:57:32him all

00:57:32this time?

00:57:33Could

00:57:33it be?

00:57:34Well,

00:57:35that's the end

00:57:35of that matter.

00:57:36I'll take care

00:57:37of this

00:57:37lady

00:57:38and help

00:57:39her find

00:57:40her

00:57:40family.

00:57:44Lucian,

00:57:45why did

00:57:45you call

00:57:45me over?

00:57:46What if

00:57:46Lisa finds

00:57:47out?

00:57:47Well,

00:57:48what exactly

00:57:48are you

00:57:48trying to

00:57:49do?

00:57:49I want

00:57:50to

00:57:51test my

00:57:52daughter-in-law.

00:57:53Haven't you

00:57:53tested her

00:57:54enough today?

00:57:55She's great.

00:57:56You saw that.

00:58:00Oh,

00:58:01Lucian.

00:58:03You're quite loyal,

00:58:05aren't you?

00:58:06It's enough.

00:58:07fine.

00:58:11Look,

00:58:12um,

00:58:13Alisa is a

00:58:14very good

00:58:14girl,

00:58:15but it

00:58:15seems she

00:58:16doesn't even

00:58:16know that

00:58:17you like

00:58:18her,

00:58:18nor does

00:58:19anyone else

00:58:19know that

00:58:20she's your

00:58:21wife.

00:58:21Why are you

00:58:22keeping this

00:58:22marriage so

00:58:23secretive?

00:58:25I don't know

00:58:26how to tell

00:58:26her.

00:58:27I'm afraid

00:58:28that if we

00:58:28make our

00:58:28relationship

00:58:29public,

00:58:30pressure will

00:58:31be too much

00:58:31for her.

00:58:32Lucian,

00:58:32when did

00:58:33you become

00:58:34such a

00:58:35coward?

00:58:36Look,

00:58:36if you like

00:58:36her,

00:58:37just confess

00:58:38boldly.

00:58:40You don't

00:58:40want to wait

00:58:41till Alisa

00:58:41falls for

00:58:42some other

00:58:43guy before

00:58:43you feel

00:58:44regret,

00:58:45do you?

00:58:46Regret what?

00:58:50Nothing.

00:58:51Please,

00:58:52come sit.

00:58:56Alisa,

00:58:56I'm sorry,

00:58:59I was

00:58:59deceptive

00:59:00earlier.

00:59:01I,

00:59:02I'm actually

00:59:04Lucian's

00:59:04mother.

00:59:05What?

00:59:08Please,

00:59:09let me

00:59:09explain.

00:59:11Um,

00:59:11a few days

00:59:12ago I got

00:59:13an anonymous

00:59:13text saying

00:59:14that some

00:59:15woman was

00:59:16trying to

00:59:17seduce

00:59:17Lucian,

00:59:18and I got

00:59:19afraid that

00:59:19he might

00:59:20get tricked.

00:59:22Anyway,

00:59:22Alisa,

00:59:23can you

00:59:23please forgive

00:59:24me?

00:59:26Yes,

00:59:28Mrs. Hoffman,

00:59:29I understand

00:59:30you're just

00:59:30looking out

00:59:31for your son,

00:59:31but I am

00:59:32concerned that

00:59:33the person

00:59:33who sent

00:59:33that text

00:59:34must have

00:59:34had bad

00:59:35intentions.

00:59:36I have

00:59:36an idea

00:59:37you sent

00:59:37it.

00:59:38Oh,

00:59:38yeah.

00:59:38Good.

00:59:40And Alisa,

00:59:40I heard that

00:59:41Lucian plans

00:59:42on taking you

00:59:43to a very

00:59:44fancy dinner

00:59:44tonight.

00:59:46Okay.

00:59:47There's actually

00:59:48something I

00:59:48want to talk

00:59:49to you about.

00:59:56Lucian,

01:00:01why aren't

01:00:01you eating?

01:00:04Yeah,

01:00:05of course.

01:00:10Alisa,

01:00:10what do you

01:00:10want to ask

01:00:11me?

01:00:12If you want

01:00:12a divorce,

01:00:12it's not

01:00:13going to

01:00:13happen.

01:00:15Why would

01:00:15you think

01:00:16I want

01:00:16a divorce?

01:00:22Okay.

01:00:24I've been

01:00:24meaning to

01:00:24ask you.

01:00:26You've liked

01:00:27Summer for

01:00:28ten years.

01:00:30I mean,

01:00:30why would

01:00:31you marry me?

01:00:32Why protect

01:00:33me at every

01:00:33turn?

01:00:34Hold on.

01:00:36You think

01:00:37I've liked

01:00:37Summer for

01:00:38ten years?

01:00:38Judging by

01:00:39his reaction,

01:00:40he must have

01:00:41been caught

01:00:41off guard.

01:00:42Alisa,

01:00:43you're being

01:00:44too presumptuous.

01:00:45Seriously,

01:00:46why would I

01:00:46have liked

01:00:46her for

01:00:47ten years?

01:00:48Alisa,

01:00:49I've liked

01:00:49you for

01:00:50ten years.

01:00:52What?

01:00:54How could

01:00:55that possibly

01:00:56be-

01:00:56It's the first day

01:00:56we met.

01:00:57I felt

01:00:58for you.

01:00:59But because

01:01:00of the

01:01:00conflict

01:01:01between our

01:01:02parents,

01:01:03I chose

01:01:04to get

01:01:04them.

01:01:06I wanted

01:01:07to show

01:01:08you that

01:01:08I cared

01:01:08for you,

01:01:09but I

01:01:09couldn't.

01:01:10I was afraid

01:01:10that it

01:01:10would put

01:01:11you in

01:01:11danger.

01:01:13I'm really

01:01:13sorry,

01:01:14Alisa.

01:01:15All these

01:01:16years,

01:01:16I've

01:01:16suppressed

01:01:18my feelings

01:01:18for you.

01:01:20Fought

01:01:20tooth

01:01:21and nail

01:01:21to be

01:01:22the head

01:01:23of the

01:01:23Hawthorne

01:01:23family.

01:01:25And now

01:01:26it's taken

01:01:26me a decade

01:01:26to fully

01:01:28stand by

01:01:29you like

01:01:29this.

01:01:30So why

01:01:31now?

01:01:34And now

01:01:34it's taken

01:01:35me a decade

01:01:35to fully

01:01:37stand by

01:01:38you like

01:01:38this.

01:01:39So why

01:01:39now?

01:01:40I was

01:01:40afraid if

01:01:41I told

01:01:41you,

01:01:42you didn't

01:01:42like me,

01:01:43you wouldn't

01:01:44even be

01:01:44colleagues

01:01:44anymore.

01:01:46So what's

01:01:47wrong?

01:01:48So when

01:01:48you sat

01:01:49next to

01:01:49me all

01:01:49those years

01:01:50ago,

01:01:50it wasn't

01:01:50because

01:01:51you didn't

01:01:51like

01:01:52your

01:01:52food?

01:01:55Hey,

01:01:56I don't

01:01:57really like

01:01:57this.

01:02:06Yeah,

01:02:07I'm really

01:02:09sorry I

01:02:09couldn't show

01:02:10you my

01:02:10feelings

01:02:11in the

01:02:11problem.

01:02:14But then

01:02:14why did

01:02:16you write

01:02:16somewhere

01:02:17that love

01:02:17letter back

01:02:17then?

01:02:19What

01:02:19love

01:02:19letter?

01:02:20I

01:02:20only

01:02:21remember

01:02:21delivering

01:02:22a

01:02:22party

01:02:23invitation

01:02:23to

01:02:24her

01:02:24from

01:02:24my

01:02:24parents.

01:02:25Well,

01:02:26why are

01:02:26all your

01:02:26passwords

01:02:27summer's

01:02:27birthday?

01:02:28You mean

01:02:280903?

01:02:31What does

01:02:31that have

01:02:31to do

01:02:32with

01:02:32summer?

01:02:32I don't

01:02:33even know

01:02:33her

01:02:33birthday.

01:02:34So then

01:02:34what's

01:02:340903

01:02:35to you?

01:02:36They

01:02:36say

01:02:360903

01:02:37September

01:02:383rd

01:02:39is the

01:02:39day we

01:02:40first

01:02:40met.

01:02:40so it

01:02:42was

01:02:42all

01:02:43just

01:02:44misunderstanding?

01:02:47So it

01:02:47was

01:02:48all

01:02:49just

01:02:49misunderstanding?

01:02:50Listen,

01:02:51I love

01:02:52you.

01:02:53I know

01:02:54I

01:02:55tricked you

01:02:56into marrying

01:02:56me.

01:02:57Feelings for

01:02:58you are

01:02:58absolutely

01:02:59true.

01:03:00So

01:03:00can you

01:03:01try to

01:03:01accept me?

01:03:02I

01:03:05know

01:03:05that our

01:03:05marriage

01:03:06started

01:03:06as a

01:03:06contract

01:03:06but it

01:03:07feels

01:03:08real

01:03:08to me

01:03:09now.

01:03:11I

01:03:11love you.

01:03:12I want

01:03:13to be

01:03:13with you.

01:03:14I want

01:03:15to be

01:03:15with you

01:03:15now

01:03:15and I

01:03:16want

01:03:16to be

01:03:16with you

01:03:16when we're

01:03:17older.

01:03:19I love

01:03:19you.

01:03:29You're

01:03:29finally

01:03:29mine.

01:03:32yours.

01:03:43Hey.

01:03:45From now on,

01:03:46we're a true

01:03:46husband and

01:03:47wife.

01:03:48We don't have

01:03:48to keep our

01:03:49relationship

01:03:49secret in front

01:03:49of our

01:03:50colleagues

01:03:50anymore.

01:03:51Okay.

01:03:56Lucian,

01:03:56I...

01:03:58Elise,

01:03:59you...

01:04:00Sorry,

01:04:00I'd like

01:04:00you to meet

01:04:00my wife.

01:04:01What?

01:04:03Elise and I

01:04:04have actually

01:04:04been married

01:04:05for a long

01:04:05time,

01:04:06so you

01:04:06don't have

01:04:06to send

01:04:06those

01:04:07evisive text

01:04:07messages

01:04:08to my

01:04:08mom anymore.

01:04:09We all

01:04:09like Elise.

01:04:11So no matter

01:04:12how much you

01:04:12try to sow

01:04:12discord between

01:04:13us,

01:04:14it's never

01:04:14going to work.

01:04:15What text

01:04:16messages?

01:04:16I...

01:04:17I have

01:04:17the evidence,

01:04:18Summer.

01:04:21Now,

01:04:22considering the

01:04:23relationship

01:04:23between our

01:04:24families,

01:04:24I'm going to

01:04:25ask you to go

01:04:25ahead and submit

01:04:26your resignation

01:04:26from your

01:04:27team.

01:04:28As for

01:04:29everyone else,

01:04:31you all get

01:04:31off an hour

01:04:32early today.

01:04:33And you're

01:04:33invited to

01:04:34dinner with

01:04:34my wife.

01:04:37Yay!

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