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00:00:00Today we gather here to witness the union between Edward Hartman and Cyndi Perreault.
00:00:07If anyone should object to this marriage, speak now.
00:00:10I object.
00:00:15Cyndi, you can't marry him.
00:00:21Cyndi, don't forget what you promised me.
00:00:25Edward, don't you want to marry someone for love?
00:00:27They're being brave for love.
00:00:31Can't you find it within yourself to be brave just once?
00:00:37You knew about this?
00:00:49Edward?
00:00:50You knew about them and you're still going to marry him?
00:00:54It began a month ago.
00:00:55I was homeless.
00:00:57Struggling for my next meal.
00:01:04I never imagined I'd become who I am today.
00:01:08Until I met him.
00:01:12Dad, for the hundredth time I don't care about our family's trillion dollar empire.
00:01:18I gotta go.
00:01:18I'm so sorry, Professor Harrison.
00:01:21The Matisse painting you requested was just purchased by Mr. Richard Perreault.
00:01:25What?
00:01:27Richard bought the Matisse I've been searching for all of you.
00:01:32This is absurd.
00:01:33I didn't see that.
00:01:45I didn't see that.
00:01:59Hey, wait.
00:02:03Believe you have something that's mine.
00:02:05Get off of me.
00:02:10Whoa, this guy's loaded.
00:02:14Hey, that's my wallet.
00:02:16You want it?
00:02:17Go get it.
00:02:18Do you want me to call the cops, Professor?
00:02:40Speak of the devil.
00:02:41Hey, I thought you'd have some food.
00:02:57Where's my soda?
00:02:58I only stole ten bucks.
00:03:00I don't feel right stealing from a stranger.
00:03:02Oh, feeling sorry for the rich now.
00:03:05They only care about their money.
00:03:12I'm just thrown anywhere.
00:03:14We already live in a dump.
00:03:27Cindy Perreault?
00:03:29You have to come with us.
00:03:31What?
00:03:32Why?
00:03:34You have to come with us.
00:03:36What?
00:03:37Why?
00:03:37Because I stole ten bucks?
00:03:46Cindy, my long-lost daughter.
00:03:49What are you talking about?
00:03:51You look just like your mother.
00:03:53Wow.
00:03:59She really does look like me.
00:04:01I'm your father, Richard Perreault.
00:04:04Thank God I finally found you.
00:04:06Oh, this is going a little too fast, okay?
00:04:09A lot to take in.
00:04:11Where's my mom?
00:04:12What happened to her?
00:04:14She died in a car accident the same day we lost you.
00:04:17Listen, Cindy.
00:04:21You are the only heir to the Perreault family.
00:04:25Huh?
00:04:26You have an obligation to this family.
00:04:28You need to marry Edward Hartman in a month.
00:04:33What the hell are you talking about?
00:04:35I mean, are you on drugs or something?
00:04:36Cindy, please.
00:04:36No, no, no.
00:04:37You listen, okay?
00:04:38I'm not a part of this family.
00:04:40My family's starving out in the streets.
00:04:42Ah, yes.
00:04:44I know you're concerned.
00:04:52Please.
00:04:52I know they're practically family to you.
00:05:07And the shelter you rely on happens to be my property.
00:05:11I was planning to tear it down to build a mall.
00:05:14That was you?
00:05:15You rich people only care about money.
00:05:17Well, that's why we're rich.
00:05:19Agree to marry Edward, and I will reopen the homeless shelter.
00:05:24Sign this contract and move along with the marriage.
00:05:27Your street family will always have food and a roof over their heads.
00:05:42Excellent.
00:05:43And I've arranged the perfect teacher to give you a big makeover
00:05:47so that we can present you to the prestigious Hartman family.
00:05:51What?
00:05:53What's wrong with me now?
00:05:59Henry.
00:06:00Perfect timing.
00:06:01Allow me to introduce you to my daughter, Cindy.
00:06:05You've got to be joking.
00:06:07How could this pickpocket be your daughter?
00:06:11It was ten bucks.
00:06:13Thief is still a thief.
00:06:14You know each other?
00:06:15Richard, no offense, but how do you expect me to teach this thing?
00:06:20Okay, dude, just because I grew up on the street doesn't mean I'm stupid.
00:06:24Ask anyone around the block.
00:06:25I'm a quick learner.
00:06:26A quick learner?
00:06:27Unlikely.
00:06:27Quick-handed?
00:06:28For sure.
00:06:30Okay.
00:06:31Dad?
00:06:32I will not be taught by him.
00:06:33And I'm not going to teach you.
00:06:36Henry.
00:06:37Please.
00:06:38Please.
00:06:40You make my daughter the perfect heiress in 30 days,
00:06:43and I'll give you the Matisse.
00:06:46You serious?
00:06:48This is Matisse's last work.
00:06:53You can keep the Matisse.
00:06:55Wait!
00:06:55Wait!
00:06:56I have stage 3 cancer,
00:07:09and I want to be able to walk my daughter down the aisle before I die.
00:07:14Please reconsider.
00:07:16Why does it have to be me?
00:07:17There's plenty of professors in New York.
00:07:19Henry, when you value an artwork,
00:07:25the price skyrockets.
00:07:26My daughter's had a tough life.
00:07:28She's a diamond in the rough.
00:07:30She just needs a little polish.
00:07:31The Hartmans would never take her as she is.
00:07:34They'd call off the engagement immediately.
00:07:36Oh, old friend.
00:07:38Do me this one last favor.
00:07:40Give me 30 days.
00:07:50Turn this piece of work into a princess.
00:08:01Great.
00:08:03I've arranged a room for you to stay for the time being,
00:08:06here at the house.
00:08:06What?
00:08:32My dad found his biological daughter.
00:08:35And what?
00:08:37She's a homeless girl.
00:08:39I'm coming back now.
00:08:55What?
00:08:55You never seen a man before?
00:08:56Not a naked one, you pervert.
00:08:58Oh, I'm the pervert.
00:08:59Just the one who disrobed me.
00:09:02Can I have my towel back, please?
00:09:05It's okay.
00:09:10You can open your eyes now.
00:09:28We have a long day tomorrow.
00:09:31Try to get some rest.
00:09:32Please, just do what you can.
00:09:45I won't get my expectations up.
00:09:49Okay.
00:09:50What is taking her so long?
00:10:03I present my latest masterpiece.
00:10:11I can't...
00:10:13I can't...
00:10:14I can't...
00:10:29Thanks, dude.
00:10:30Oh, my hair's like super smooth.
00:10:33Masterpiece might be an overstatement.
00:10:35It's acceptable.
00:10:37I can't...
00:10:38I can't...
00:10:39I can't...
00:12:01It turns out I can.
00:12:15I'll tell my father to fire you.
00:12:23No, no. One piece at a time. Like this.
00:12:26Could you go with me somewhere?
00:12:35Where exactly do you think you need to go?
00:12:37We're as far behind as it is.
00:12:39I'm worried about my family.
00:12:41I want to visit them.
00:12:43Your family?
00:12:47Cindy, what happened to you?
00:12:49You look like a whole different person.
00:12:50Cindy?
00:12:59You!
00:13:01You're the rich guy that took her virginity!
00:13:03Wait, what?
00:13:05The audacity.
00:13:07You need to compensate me.
00:13:09No, us.
00:13:11I raised her to be decent.
00:13:14Rosa, it is not like that.
00:13:1630 grand is a fair price for my girl's virginity.
00:13:20Nothing like that happened. You're misunderstanding.
00:13:22Don't deny it. I ain't born yesterday.
00:13:25Give me that gold watch and we'll call it even.
00:13:28Rosa!
00:13:28How did you ever think of me like that?
00:13:31Don't get me started.
00:13:33I never raised no slut.
00:13:36You think he raised me?
00:13:37I've been taking care of us for years.
00:13:46What are you looking at?
00:13:48You ungrateful bitch.
00:13:53Enough.
00:13:56Enough.
00:13:58Do it again and you'll never see the light of day.
00:14:06You think you can get rid of me so easy.
00:14:09That ain't gonna happen.
00:14:15Let me see your face.
00:14:20Does it still hurt?
00:14:22I should have stepped in earlier.
00:14:25There's blood on your thumb.
00:14:26That's gonna drive you crazy being a germaphobe and all.
00:14:30I think I have a tissue somewhere.
00:14:32Why isn't my germaphobia acting up when it's her?
00:14:36I have a handkerchief in my pocket.
00:14:38Would you mind?
00:14:38No.
00:14:38You don't close your eyes when you kiss?
00:14:54Who says I'm gonna kiss you?
00:14:57Well, you are such an asshole.
00:15:00I like you better this way.
00:15:02Sadness doesn't suit you.
00:15:03Oh.
00:15:04Okay.
00:15:04Jerk.
00:15:05Language, young lady.
00:15:07Yes, professor.
00:15:11Cindy.
00:15:12Your 21st birthday is in three days.
00:15:15We're gonna hold a celebration.
00:15:18It'll be the first time meeting your fiancƩ, Edward.
00:15:20I'm sorry.
00:15:28It's all right.
00:15:30Remind me to wear my steel-toed boots next time.
00:15:32Do you think I'll be ready for tomorrow?
00:15:35Of course not.
00:15:36Then why are we doing all this?
00:15:38You can't expect to cram a year's worth of lessons into a week.
00:15:42Don't worry.
00:15:43If anything happens, I'll be right next to you.
00:15:44Why are you being so nice to me now?
00:15:50I'm your teacher.
00:15:52If you mess up, it embarrasses me.
00:16:02You're in prison.
00:16:02I'm not gonna close your eyes.
00:16:16I'm not falling for your tricks anymore.
00:16:19That's not it.
00:16:21And you're too slow.
00:16:25I must be out of my mind to feel anything for her.
00:16:28I'm not falling for your tricks anymore.
00:16:32Is that Perrault, Eris?
00:16:45She looks like a princess.
00:16:47She does.
00:16:48Can you expect anything less from the Perrault's?
00:16:51Oh, she exudes elegance.
00:16:57Do you think they're buying it?
00:16:59It'll work better if you keep your mouth shut.
00:17:01Mr. Edward Harkman.
00:17:17You're Cindy Perrault, my fiancƩe.
00:17:19He looks like a prince out of a fairy tale.
00:17:38Whoever marries him is the luckiest.
00:17:41So, you're Cindy Perrault, my fiancƩe.
00:17:44And you must be Edward.
00:17:45Please, call me Ed.
00:17:51I didn't realize my fiancƩe would be bringing a plus one.
00:17:54Or did I realize Cindy's fiancƩe would be lessons in etiquette?
00:17:58Hmm.
00:17:59Sure.
00:17:59And in return, I could teach you about boundaries with someone else's fiancƩe.
00:18:03Oh, that's rich coming from someone who asked his parents for an arranged engagement.
00:18:07Well, my family empire needs a queen.
00:18:11Of course, a simple folk like yourself wouldn't understand at all.
00:18:15Good luck finding someone as delusional as yourself.
00:18:18You self-declined prince.
00:18:21So, are you guys like arch enemies or something?
00:18:25This is the first time we've met.
00:18:27I'm glad we haven't had a misfortune of meeting before.
00:18:29Edward, I see that you've already met my daughter.
00:18:35You two will be married soon.
00:18:38Go on.
00:18:39Go get to know one another.
00:18:41We won't intrude.
00:18:45Are you feeling nervous?
00:18:48We don't have to talk.
00:18:50How about a dance instead?
00:18:59She's not worthy of dancing with you.
00:19:11I mean, who knows where this little stray is from?
00:19:14She probably doesn't even know what the waltz says.
00:19:17Look, she's hardly fit to share your first dance.
00:19:21Why don't you dance with me instead?
00:19:23No thanks.
00:19:25I can choose who I dance with.
00:19:27By the way, who are you?
00:19:30Oh, Edward, you are such a tease.
00:19:33I invite you to my birthday party like every year.
00:19:35You even showed up once.
00:19:37We practically grew up together.
00:19:47Sorry about that.
00:19:49That's weird.
00:19:51Anna, aren't you supposed to be on vacation in France?
00:19:54Why are you back early?
00:19:55Why did you tell me you were going to bring in some stray as your daughter?
00:19:59And letting her marry Edward?
00:20:01Dad, you betrayed me.
00:20:04Stop making a scene.
00:20:05Come with me.
00:20:06No, let me go.
00:20:10Shall we?
00:20:10Do we?
00:20:24Yeah.
00:20:25Yeah.
00:20:25Yeah.
00:20:26Yeah.
00:20:28Edward Hartman is so hard.
00:20:48I want to get to know him.
00:20:51You want to get to know him?
00:20:54I could help you with that.
00:20:58This charming lady, I'd like to meet you.
00:21:13Why would you do that?
00:21:16Are you jealous?
00:21:25Are you jealous?
00:21:26I was just worried that you'd step on his feet and embarrass yourself if you can't stay longer.
00:21:32I'm just dancing perfectly.
00:21:34Would you like some champagne?
00:21:44Sure.
00:21:49There's too many people getting in our way.
00:21:51And next time we go out, how about we just make it the two of us?
00:21:55Like a date?
00:21:58Why not?
00:21:59Tell me what you like and I'll make it worth your while.
00:22:03Um...
00:22:03I like hot dogs.
00:22:05Pizza's even better.
00:22:07What?
00:22:08Did I say something wrong?
00:22:09You're just different.
00:22:12Is he laughing at me?
00:22:13Henry, where are you when I need you?
00:22:15Am I that boring to talk to?
00:22:18No, no.
00:22:19Um, sorry.
00:22:20What do you like?
00:22:21Um, I like art.
00:22:24Ah.
00:22:25Now tell me you like Matisse, too.
00:22:26No.
00:22:27I like street art.
00:22:29Really?
00:22:31Interesting.
00:22:32Do you know Vansky, perchance?
00:22:34Vansky?
00:22:34He's a friend of mine.
00:22:37Really?
00:22:37Wait, I love him.
00:22:40How do you know him?
00:22:42What could Edward possibly see in a street rat like her?
00:23:02I can't let her steal my spotlight.
00:23:07Oh, no.
00:23:19I am so sorry.
00:23:21But let me take you somewhere to clean up.
00:23:27Professor, I'll show you to the dressing room.
00:23:29Why would I need that?
00:23:31I live here.
00:23:33He's just a professor.
00:23:34I'll have him wrapped around my finger in no time.
00:23:36Professor, I just remembered.
00:23:38I took one of your classes back in college.
00:23:40You were my favorite professor.
00:23:43You must have been a poor student.
00:23:45I don't remember you.
00:23:47Well, maybe I can help you refresh your memory.
00:23:54Stop.
00:23:55I'm allergic to tackiness.
00:24:00Is he really just your teacher?
00:24:02You?
00:24:07Finally.
00:24:08Let's see how long that smug look lasts, you little brat.
00:24:12Why do you ask?
00:24:13Well, you seem to care about him.
00:24:16I thought for a moment this engagement was breaking off a romance.
00:24:20Maybe you like him.
00:24:25Maybe you like him.
00:24:26What?
00:24:27Henry?
00:24:27That arrogant, uptight germaphobe?
00:24:29I wouldn't be with him even if he were the last man on earth.
00:24:32I hear he's a friend of your father's.
00:24:34But given his age, shouldn't he be more like an uncle to you?
00:24:37An uncle?
00:24:38I mean, I guess he kind of acts like a grumpy uncle.
00:24:41But trust me, him and I would never work out not in a million years.
00:24:45Good to know.
00:24:46Well, given your questionable taste, I'll take that as a compliment.
00:24:50What do you mean by that?
00:24:52Excuse me, may I borrow her for a moment?
00:24:54Uh.
00:25:07What were you thinking?
00:25:08In front of your mouth like that?
00:25:09What?
00:25:10What did I say?
00:25:12Root and crude remarks.
00:25:13Gossiping about others.
00:25:14That's not how a real lady behaves.
00:25:15I'm not a real lady.
00:25:17You guys are just trying to make me act like one.
00:25:18I mean, I didn't expect that miracle transformation, but I thought maybe you could manage for a few moments.
00:25:22Now a whole week's worth of work is wasted.
00:25:24Well, you're wanting to talk, cozying up to Anna.
00:25:26Not really how a professor should act.
00:25:28Oh, so all you see me as is just an arrogant, uptight germaphobe.
00:25:32Yeah.
00:25:33So what?
00:25:34My Edward is so much better.
00:25:35Oh, your Edward.
00:25:36You met him all at five minutes and he's already your Edward.
00:25:39He's nicer than you.
00:25:40He respects me.
00:25:41He's cuter than you.
00:25:42You know what?
00:25:42I'm going to go hang out with him.
00:25:44Oh, I'm sorry.
00:26:05I don't know what's going on to me.
00:26:07What?
00:26:08What do you mean?
00:26:09I mean, you're engaged.
00:26:12I'm your father's friend.
00:26:13You shouldn't have.
00:26:14Yeah.
00:26:16Um, you're right.
00:26:17You shouldn't have done that.
00:26:25That little slut.
00:26:27I have to put a stop to her or she'll take everything that's mine.
00:26:32Bring that old hag in.
00:26:33Now.
00:26:34Edward.
00:26:35What do you think of my daughter?
00:26:39You two seem to be getting along well.
00:26:41Cindy is different.
00:26:44I think this marriage is going to be much better than I expected.
00:26:47Excellent.
00:26:49So after the wedding, I trust that our family investment will proceed without delay?
00:26:54Of course.
00:26:56I'll be sure to take care of my wife's family.
00:26:59To family.
00:26:59I can't wait to share the news.
00:27:05Ladies and gentlemen, today is my daughter Cindy's 21st birthday.
00:27:16And I'm proud to announce that she is the official heiress to the Perot family.
00:27:22And next month, she will marry Edward Hartman, the heir to the Hartman fortune.
00:27:30Please join us in celebrating their union.
00:27:36It's all a lie.
00:27:40She is not a true Perot.
00:27:43She is not a true Perot.
00:27:45Stop spouting nonsense.
00:27:49Go to your room.
00:27:50Dad, she's not your real daughter.
00:27:52I have a witness.
00:27:53Come in.
00:27:58Rosa?
00:27:59What are you doing here?
00:28:06Know her?
00:28:07Cindy?
00:28:11That ungrateful little brat.
00:28:15How about we make a deal?
00:28:17I'll make sure you're well compensated.
00:28:24Rosa, tell them the truth.
00:28:25Tell them who she really is.
00:28:27I raised that brat myself.
00:28:29I know everything about her.
00:28:32Her mother, Tasha, was a streetwalker.
00:28:34I saw her born in a trash heap 21 years ago.
00:28:43Before Tasha died, she trusted her to me.
00:28:46There's no way she's part of your family.
00:28:49What?
00:28:50She's the daughter of a prostitute?
00:28:52The audacity.
00:28:54How dare she pretend to be the Perot heir?
00:28:57What a shameless fraud.
00:29:01Rosa, why are you lying?
00:29:02You said you found me on the street 15 years ago.
00:29:04I lied to protect you from the truth, but you turned out to be an ungrateful bitch.
00:29:10All these years, was everything a lie?
00:29:13Can you believe it?
00:29:14Urban heir almost may have been taught of a prostitute.
00:29:17This could drag the Perot name straight through the mud.
00:29:23This is absurd.
00:29:25She looks just like my late wife.
00:29:30That's proof enough.
00:29:32She's my daughter.
00:29:33Dad, this is about our family's bloodline.
00:29:37Okay?
00:29:38We can't take any chances.
00:29:39She has to take the DNA test.
00:29:41If she really is your daughter, she wouldn't be afraid to take it now, would she?
00:29:45I just want the truth.
00:29:47Whatever it may be.
00:29:49I'll take the test.
00:29:52I'll take the test.
00:29:54Well, at least you've got some guts.
00:29:57Dr. Thompson, come on in.
00:30:01This is Dr. Thompson, one of the country's top geneticists.
00:30:05He has the latest DNA testing equipment set up outside, and we can get results on the spot.
00:30:11Beth, I'll need a strand of your hair.
00:30:35When my daughter went missing 15 years ago, she was wearing a family heirloom necklace with the family crest on it.
00:30:44Cindy, do you happen to still have that necklace?
00:30:49Did I have a letter P on it?
00:30:51Yes, exactly.
00:30:53If you have that necklace, it would prove your identity.
00:30:58I had it, but I lost it a few days ago.
00:31:05How convenient.
00:31:06You had the necklace for 15 years, and suddenly you just lost it a few days ago.
00:31:13Dad, this so-called daughter of yours is a total fraud.
00:31:17She can't prove anything.
00:31:19The DNA test will show the truth.
00:31:22If this engagement falls through, the Perot family will collapse in my hands.
00:31:26Who says she can't prove it?
00:31:31Who says she can't prove it?
00:31:33Richard, that's my necklace.
00:31:38Richard, is this the necklace you were talking about?
00:31:42Yes.
00:31:44It was handed down to me by my grandfather, and I to her.
00:31:49Cindy, this proves beyond a doubt that you are my daughter.
00:31:55How did you find it?
00:31:56You left it for me for my 10 bucks.
00:32:00So it's a good trade.
00:32:03You, do something.
00:32:05Richard, why don't you put the necklace on your rightful heir?
00:32:10Of course.
00:32:12Wait, this isn't hers.
00:32:14That's right.
00:32:16That necklace was stolen.
00:32:18She's been a thief her whole life.
00:32:20She even stole this man's wallet.
00:32:23Rosa, you know that necklace is mine.
00:32:25Admit it!
00:32:26Did you or did you not steal his wallet?
00:32:31I, I did.
00:32:33But only because you and the kids hadn't eaten in days.
00:32:36I, I had no choice.
00:32:38Ah, so she's a habitual thief.
00:32:41First the necklace, then the wallet, now the Perot inheritance.
00:32:45Dad, this necklace drew nothing.
00:32:47She had to take the DNA test.
00:32:49That's, that's how we're going to show the truth.
00:32:52The DNA results are in.
00:32:58Time to show the real truth.
00:33:00Street rat.
00:33:00Cindy, you're my biological daughter and the rightful heir to the Perot family.
00:33:20Wait, how can this be?
00:33:26She is just a street rat.
00:33:30She doesn't deserve our family name.
00:33:33Explain this.
00:33:34What happened?
00:33:35I, I can't.
00:33:36I, it's not my fault.
00:33:38That's right.
00:33:39I caught this so-called doctor in the hallway earlier, red-handed, trying to change Cindy's hair sample.
00:33:45Dr. Thompson, a man of your reputation caught in a scandal like this?
00:33:50Expect this on the front page tomorrow.
00:33:52Your career's over.
00:33:54How dare you try to deceive the Perot family?
00:33:57I'll see to it that you never work as a doctor again.
00:34:02I am so sorry, Mr. Perot.
00:34:06It was all her.
00:34:07She made me do it.
00:34:12Shut up.
00:34:13I never asked you to do anything.
00:34:15Miss Hannah, you offered me $200 million for my research.
00:34:20If you inherited the family you stayed, why else would I do this?
00:34:25Dad, don't listen to him.
00:34:26He's just-
00:34:27You've never hit me before.
00:34:33Now that you have her, you just-
00:34:34Enough!
00:34:36Cindy is your sister and you will respect her.
00:34:39If she hadn't have been lost, we never would have adopted you.
00:34:45You should be grateful.
00:34:48I spoiled you.
00:34:50And this is what you've become.
00:34:54Take her away.
00:34:56You can't do this to me!
00:34:58I'm your daughter!
00:35:01And take her out as well.
00:35:03Don't think you've made it, Cindy!
00:35:04You lived on the street for 15 years!
00:35:07You'll always be a street rat just like me!
00:35:09Shut her up!
00:35:11Edward, don't listen to this mad woman.
00:35:14Cindy was never on the street like her.
00:35:16She is a true parole.
00:35:21And the perfect match for the Hartmans.
00:35:25Is that true?
00:35:28Should I tell him the truth that I was homeless and I raised myself?
00:35:32Why should I be ashamed of who I am?
00:35:36What Rosa said was true.
00:35:39I was actually-
00:35:40Dad?
00:35:41What's wrong?
00:35:46It's nothing.
00:35:47It's just a little chest pain.
00:35:50Cindy.
00:35:53Remember what you promised me.
00:35:56You're my only daughter.
00:35:58Don't let me down.
00:36:01Since Mr. Perot isn't feeling well, let's end tonight's festivities.
00:36:06Cindy?
00:36:07Everyone has a pass.
00:36:13You have no exception to tell me yours.
00:36:15I'll be with you for your present and your future.
00:36:31Cindy.
00:36:32You little snake.
00:36:34This isn't over.
00:36:37Great news.
00:36:40Fantastic news.
00:36:42Look at this.
00:36:43Perot Eris and Hartman Air.
00:36:45Officially engaged.
00:36:47Beautiful photo.
00:36:49Congratulations, Cindy.
00:36:51The Hartmans have officially recognized your engagement.
00:36:54Why do we need their approval?
00:36:56What about ours?
00:36:57That's easy.
00:36:58They're richer than us.
00:36:59Ha, ha, ha.
00:37:00Oh, and thanks a lot, Henry.
00:37:04Job well done.
00:37:08Well, I'll be on my way.
00:37:10Just take my Matisse with me.
00:37:12Oh, no, no.
00:37:13Your work has just begun.
00:37:15Cindy and Edward will be spending a lot of time together, and we want them to get to know each other well before the wedding.
00:37:21I'd like you to continue guiding Cindy to ensure everything goes smoothly.
00:37:26What?
00:37:27They need a chaperone?
00:37:28Think they can manage on themselves?
00:37:30Cindy's not exactly experienced with high society types.
00:37:34She needs you.
00:37:35Well, what do you think?
00:37:41Do you want me here?
00:37:45This house isn't big enough.
00:37:46Do you have a minute?
00:38:11Thank you for giving me my necklace back.
00:38:12I've also been wanting to give you this.
00:38:19I never wanted to steal from you.
00:38:22And I never want to steal from anyone ever again.
00:38:27You know, honesty is the first step towards being a true lady.
00:38:32And you've never lied?
00:38:34Lying's a waste of time.
00:38:35Do you really think of me only as your student?
00:38:51What else would you be?
00:38:55Fine then, Professor.
00:38:57Edward and I are going to the Matisse exhibit tomorrow.
00:39:00Father got you an extra ticket.
00:39:01But I will be counting on you to be there for a first date.
00:39:17First date, huh?
00:39:22Matisse's paintings are so ugly.
00:39:27But you're beautiful.
00:39:29Aww.
00:39:30You look lovely today.
00:39:58Professor.
00:39:58Professor.
00:40:00I end with a date.
00:40:09You two are together?
00:40:11No.
00:40:12We just met at the entrance.
00:40:14Who doesn't want to see a Matisse?
00:40:16Hmm?
00:40:18I'm like someone here.
00:40:19I'm not a fraud who won't understand a thing.
00:40:22Let's go look at some paintings.
00:40:23What a masterpiece, don't you think?
00:40:31Honestly, I think it's hideous.
00:40:34Even worse than the one that Henry has at my home.
00:40:36So that's his type.
00:40:37So that's his type.
00:40:41Oh, yeah.
00:40:44I'm going to go to the bathroom.
00:40:51Okay, so here's the deal.
00:40:54You help me marry Edward.
00:40:56I help you get Cindy.
00:40:57It's a win-win.
00:40:58It's a win-win.
00:41:01I'm not interested.
00:41:03Because I'm not interested in Cindy.
00:41:04Oh, stop pretending.
00:41:07I saw it with my own eyes.
00:41:09You kissed her in the garden.
00:41:10Oh, shit.
00:41:12Just put your feet down on the ground.
00:41:19It's like...
00:41:20Stay off of me.
00:41:35I'm just trying to help you.
00:41:37Finding your business.
00:41:38I'm great.
00:41:47This pair.
00:41:49One a wealthy woman.
00:41:51The other a low-class laborer.
00:41:54Yet Matisse named it Matched Lovers.
00:41:57Now it's this humor, I guess.
00:42:02Matisse doesn't really seem to be your style.
00:42:05How about we grab a bite instead?
00:42:06You know, I'm actually...
00:42:08Oh, Professor!
00:42:13Eddie and I are going out to dinner.
00:42:15Somewhere really romantic, so don't wait up for me.
00:42:18And where exactly are you going?
00:42:20None of your business.
00:42:22But have fun on your date.
00:42:24It wasn't a date.
00:42:25Don't worry, Professor.
00:42:27I'll have my fiancƩ home safe and sound.
00:42:29Enjoy your date.
00:42:31It wasn't a date.
00:42:32Come on, Eddie.
00:42:32Come on, Eddie.
00:42:32Come on.
00:42:32Come on.
00:42:36Shall I make a reservation somewhere?
00:42:43What type of cuisine do you like?
00:42:46You know what?
00:42:47I'm not that hungry.
00:42:48I'd rather just go home.
00:42:51Well, your stomach seems to disagree.
00:42:55How about this?
00:42:56I'll take you somewhere special.
00:42:58I guarantee you'll love it.
00:43:00What do you say?
00:43:00Really?
00:43:03You're that confident I'm going to love it?
00:43:06Where is it?
00:43:07You'll see.
00:43:12Wow.
00:43:14Is this all Vansky's work?
00:43:17The one and only.
00:43:20He keeps a couple of his pieces here for safekeeping.
00:43:24This warehouse isn't open to the public, so you're my first VVVIP guest.
00:43:28I've never been a VVVIP before.
00:43:31Ah, dinner.
00:43:43That's all so good.
00:43:44This is my favorite.
00:43:59Of course.
00:44:00I remember.
00:44:01Tell me what you like, and I'll make it worth your while.
00:44:04I like hot dogs.
00:44:05Pizza's even better.
00:44:08Can I ask you something?
00:44:10Yeah, for sure.
00:44:11Are you serious about marrying me?
00:44:16Because I don't know if I can ever love you.
00:44:21It has nothing to do with you.
00:44:24I just...
00:44:24Well, why do you ask?
00:44:26Is there someone else you like?
00:44:30Is there someone else you like?
00:44:32Edward.
00:44:33Why didn't you tell me you were coming today?
00:44:35Vans.
00:44:36Uh, this is Cindy, my fiancƩe.
00:44:39She's really into street art, so I show her around.
00:44:43Cindy, this is Vansky.
00:44:45So you're Edward's fiancƩe.
00:44:47Not at all what I imagined.
00:44:50Oh, my God.
00:44:51You're Vansky.
00:44:53I am a huge fan.
00:44:55I've always wondered how you get such detail in the eyes with your spray paint.
00:44:58I can never do that.
00:44:59I like her.
00:45:02So you're into graffiti, too?
00:45:05Yes.
00:45:07Want to know my secret?
00:45:13Why isn't she back yet?
00:45:15She is coming back, right?
00:45:16Okay.
00:45:16Okay.
00:45:29It's just a painting.
00:45:31What's got you so excited about it?
00:45:41How was your date?
00:45:43I didn't know you were able to read books upside down.
00:45:45Were you waiting for me?
00:45:47Don't fuck out of yourself.
00:45:49You're an art professor.
00:45:50Tell me.
00:45:52What do you think of this piece?
00:45:54Edward gave you that.
00:45:56It tastes as bad as yours.
00:45:58I want you two to do it long.
00:45:59Well, Edward said that this artist has great potential.
00:46:04He even said he'd be willing to put this piece in an auction.
00:46:08Only a blindfold would buy that.
00:46:09Henry, I painted this.
00:46:26So it's a self-portrait.
00:46:28She's really got talent.
00:46:29And I hurt her.
00:46:32What have I done?
00:46:39I made you breakfast.
00:46:40Orange juice with the pulp.
00:46:42Eggs over easy.
00:46:44Sausages.
00:46:45All your favorites.
00:46:47Listen, Cindy.
00:46:49I did not mean what I said last night.
00:46:52I was too quick to judge.
00:46:54Where's my painting?
00:46:55Did you throw it away?
00:46:56Of course not.
00:46:57Then give it back.
00:47:03Cindy.
00:47:04Edward is putting it up for an auction today.
00:47:07We'll see which blind fool buys it.
00:47:10Edward.
00:47:11You seeing him again?
00:47:13Yeah.
00:47:13There he is right now.
00:47:14Hey, the Hartmans are having an auction tonight, right?
00:47:29Give me a ticket.
00:47:30You're nervous.
00:47:32I'm nervous.
00:47:33Your debut piece is about to be auctioned.
00:47:35A little.
00:47:36Do you think anyone's going to buy it?
00:47:38They will.
00:47:38Trust me.
00:47:40Relax.
00:47:40You've got talent.
00:47:41And people are going to see it.
00:47:44Really, I never hear him compliment anyone like this.
00:47:46Oh, what a coincidence.
00:47:53I didn't realize your family was sponsoring today's auction.
00:47:57What are you doing here?
00:48:00Are you here just to see me fail?
00:48:03Don't flatter yourself.
00:48:04I'm here to discover new artists and add to my private collection.
00:48:09Oh, good.
00:48:11Just stay away from me.
00:48:14Who's the jerk?
00:48:16And why is he messing with Cindy?
00:48:18That would be Henry Harrison.
00:48:21An art professor.
00:48:23You mean the Henry Harrison.
00:48:26Art critic and investor, endorses pictures, and it becomes hot Henry?
00:48:31That's him.
00:48:33So there's the Edward Hegner Founcy, the next lady of the Hegner family.
00:48:38Wow.
00:48:39She looks beautiful and elegant.
00:48:42Truly worthy of being the Perot's family heiress.
00:48:47She's not an heiress.
00:48:48She's just a street rat and a fraud.
00:48:52Just wait.
00:48:53When Edward sees your true colors, he'll toss you out like trash.
00:48:57Ladies and gentlemen, our charity auction is about to begin.
00:49:02Please take your seats.
00:49:21Sold.
00:49:22That's Girl with a Torch by Vansky.
00:49:24New York's top street art is sold for $50 million, the highest bid of the day.
00:49:34$50 million?
00:49:35That's going to be tough to top for a graffiti art.
00:49:39And now let's give a warm welcome to the one and only Vansky.
00:49:42He's here to introduce a special surprise addition to tonight's auction.
00:49:45The next piece is by a promising young artist making her debut tonight.
00:49:55Now I've had the privilege of mentoring her.
00:49:59And I hope you'll give her work the support it deserves.
00:50:03It's called
00:50:03The Homeless Heiress.
00:50:07It's called
00:50:17The Homeless Heiress.
00:50:20I heard that Vansky never takes on students,
00:50:22but he's doing it for this artist.
00:50:24She must be something special.
00:50:26I mean, a piece by Vansky's student,
00:50:28even if it doesn't skyrocket like his other work,
00:50:30that's a really solid investment.
00:50:31Could it be?
00:50:35Cindy made this?
00:50:36How is that even possible?
00:50:38The bidding starts at $5 million.
00:50:40Do I have any takers?
00:50:42A cheesy piece like this should even be at this auction.
00:50:46It's such an embarrassment for us all, really.
00:50:49I mean, look at the sloppy technique.
00:50:52The uninspired concept.
00:50:53You can find a dozen of these online for like, what, $20?
00:50:56I bet the artist is so ashamed of her own work,
00:51:01she can't even show her face.
00:51:02She's got a point.
00:51:03Any aspiring artists would want to be in the spotlight.
00:51:06Who would hide if she was the real deal?
00:51:08You know, on second look,
00:51:09the painting does seem pretty basic.
00:51:11Not seeing any real talent here.
00:51:14This artist comes from a respectable family
00:51:16who values her privacy.
00:51:18Besides, she's Vansky's discovery.
00:51:21What more do we have to say?
00:51:22Edward.
00:51:22The Hartman family's charity auctions
00:51:24are known for their class and exclusivity.
00:51:27I would hate for this amateur work
00:51:29to hurt your reputation.
00:51:30Plus, Vansky's street graffiti
00:51:33hardly belongs in an auction hall.
00:51:34He even burned his work once.
00:51:37He's far from a spectacle.
00:51:38How can he possibly vouch for someone else?
00:51:40Well, if you think so lightly of our offerings,
00:51:44perhaps you'd rather leave.
00:51:46Security!
00:51:47Why should I leave?
00:51:48I'm just saying what everyone else is thinking.
00:51:50This isn't fair.
00:51:54Everybody hold on.
00:51:59Everybody hold on.
00:52:07This is no ordinary portrait.
00:52:09The girl's worn clothing reveals a difficult past.
00:52:13A hand over the mouth echoes the theme of speak no evil.
00:52:17She's trapped, unable to speak freely.
00:52:21But her eyes shine with resilience,
00:52:24suggesting she's willing to fight for her freedom.
00:52:27He understands everything I was trying to say.
00:52:30This artist reminds me of a young Matisse.
00:52:33Potential value is immense.
00:52:35So if anyone's planning on passing,
00:52:38well, I'll thank you for letting me have it.
00:52:40Henry Harrison,
00:52:42New York's top art critic and investor,
00:52:45if he's interested,
00:52:46that means there's real value here.
00:52:48We have to bid on this.
00:52:50Five million.
00:52:52Six million.
00:52:54Eight million.
00:52:56Twelve million dollars.
00:52:57An excellent offer for a debut piece.
00:52:59Thirty million.
00:53:02Fifty million.
00:53:03Where did he get that kind of money?
00:53:05Professor Harrison,
00:53:07careful not to overdo it.
00:53:08If you can't pay up when you win,
00:53:10you're going to end up in jail.
00:53:12I know the auction rules better than you.
00:53:14On your own business.
00:53:15We are at an unprecedented
00:53:17fifty million dollars for a debut piece.
00:53:20Do I hear more?
00:53:22One hundred million.
00:53:23One hundred million dollars.
00:53:25He's doubling the bid in one go
00:53:27and since Mr. Hartman is determined
00:53:28to claim this piece.
00:53:31Don't.
00:53:35Don't.
00:53:37If you really like it,
00:53:38I'll paint you another one.
00:53:43Don't get any ideas.
00:53:44I just,
00:53:45I don't want to see you
00:53:46go broke and go to jail.
00:53:49Well, don't worry about me.
00:53:51This painting's mine.
00:53:53So are you.
00:53:55One hundred million going once.
00:53:58Two hundred million.
00:53:59Two hundred million.
00:54:01Going once.
00:54:03Going twice.
00:54:04Sold.
00:54:05To Professor Henry Harrison.
00:54:11Earlier,
00:54:12I avoided saying
00:54:13the artist's identity
00:54:14to avoid bias.
00:54:16But now
00:54:16that the piece is sold
00:54:18at a record price,
00:54:19I'm honored to announce
00:54:21that the artist is my fiancƩe,
00:54:23Cindy Perrault.
00:54:24And as for you, Anna,
00:54:32you are permanently banned
00:54:33from Hartman auctions.
00:54:36Security,
00:54:37escort her out.
00:54:40Let me go!
00:54:42You can't do this to me!
00:54:43It bothers me
00:54:48that my fiancƩe's painting
00:54:49will be hanging in your home.
00:54:51But remember,
00:54:52she's still mine.
00:54:53We'll see about that.
00:54:55Are you challenging me?
00:54:56I wouldn't say that.
00:55:08I don't really see you
00:55:09as a worthy rival,
00:55:11Prince Charming.
00:55:11Oh, and I rarely stoop
00:55:13to your love of Professor.
00:55:14Sit tight.
00:55:20Wait.
00:55:22You said today
00:55:23that my painting was yours
00:55:26and so was I.
00:55:28What did you mean by that?
00:55:30I was being straightforward.
00:55:32You didn't get it?
00:55:32You were my student.
00:55:38Student?
00:55:39You spend $200 million
00:55:41on your student?
00:55:42That's nothing.
00:55:43Nothing?
00:55:44What are you,
00:55:45an art professor by day
00:55:46and an arms dealer by night?
00:55:48That's not something
00:55:49that my student should ask me.
00:55:51Unless...
00:55:51Unless...
00:55:51Unless you were my girlfriend.
00:55:55Girlfriend?
00:55:56Isn't Anna your girlfriend?
00:55:57How can you be so smart?
00:56:01It's either done a sense.
00:56:04What are you doing?
00:56:13Does that clear things up?
00:56:15Or should I continue to explain?
00:56:18I think I'll need
00:56:19a little bit more explanation.
00:56:27I need to tell Dad
00:56:34I'm calling off
00:56:34the engagement with Edward
00:56:35and I want to be with Henry.
00:56:39You know,
00:56:39a couple...
00:56:40a couple billion?
00:56:41Henry?
00:56:43Is he talking to my dad
00:56:44about this?
00:56:44Saving me the trouble?
00:56:46Henry,
00:56:47do you have feelings
00:56:48for my daughter?
00:56:50Cindy and Edward's engagement
00:56:52is crucial
00:56:53to this family's future.
00:56:55I trusted you
00:56:56to look after her.
00:56:57But if you have feelings
00:56:59for her,
00:56:59this arrangement
00:57:00ends now.
00:57:02You can take the Matisse
00:57:03and leave.
00:57:05So, Henry,
00:57:05I will ask you
00:57:06one last time.
00:57:07Do you have feelings
00:57:09for my daughter?
00:57:15Do you have feelings
00:57:17for my daughter?
00:57:19If I admit it now,
00:57:21Richard will make me leave.
00:57:22I need to talk this over
00:57:23with Cindy
00:57:24and find a better time
00:57:25to tell him.
00:57:26Of course not.
00:57:27I only see her
00:57:29as a student.
00:57:31So,
00:57:33you're saying
00:57:36you're not attracted
00:57:37to her in any way?
00:57:40Richard,
00:57:41you know me.
00:57:44Can you see me
00:57:44falling for someone
00:57:45as unrefined
00:57:46and unfeminine
00:57:47as Cindy?
00:57:48I'm only here
00:57:49for the Matisse.
00:57:49Is that true?
00:57:55You've never had
00:57:56feelings for me?
00:57:59Cindy.
00:57:59No, no, no.
00:58:00Shut up, Henry.
00:58:02You fucking dick.
00:58:03I don't believe you
00:58:04at all.
00:58:06Cindy,
00:58:07how could you be
00:58:08so rude?
00:58:09Make sure you don't
00:58:10behave like this
00:58:10in front of your
00:58:11fiance.
00:58:12You know what?
00:58:13I quit.
00:58:15I'm done being
00:58:16some stupid heiress.
00:58:19Cindy,
00:58:19where are you going?
00:58:21Make sure nothing
00:58:22happens to her.
00:58:25I can't afford
00:58:26to lose her.
00:58:27Especially now.
00:58:28Well, well.
00:58:34Look who's back.
00:58:35If it isn't
00:58:36the Cinderella
00:58:37of our streets.
00:58:40Looks like your man
00:58:41finally had their fun
00:58:42and spat you out.
00:58:43I can't believe
00:58:44I ever thought
00:58:45you were my family.
00:58:46You ungrateful brat.
00:58:47I practically raised you.
00:58:48And now you think
00:58:49you're above me
00:58:50because you wear
00:58:50fancy clothes.
00:58:51You're a cockroach
00:58:52just like the rest of us.
00:58:54I am nothing like you.
00:58:56And you didn't raise me.
00:58:57I practically ran
00:58:58this shelter.
00:58:59You, please!
00:59:01The shelter's here
00:59:01because I raised
00:59:02hell protesting
00:59:03and they got scared.
00:59:05No, my father
00:59:05owned this land
00:59:07and then I agreed
00:59:07to marry some stranger
00:59:09so that people
00:59:09could keep on living here.
00:59:10Look at you
00:59:11acting like
00:59:12some kind of savior.
00:59:14You got dumped
00:59:15by your rich man
00:59:17and now you gotta
00:59:17spin a new story
00:59:19to feel better.
00:59:20Leave whatever you want.
00:59:21I didn't do this for you.
00:59:23Aw, you poor thing.
00:59:26Well, now that
00:59:26you're damaged
00:59:27good, how about
00:59:28I find some clients
00:59:29willing to pay for a night.
00:59:31Sounds good.
00:59:33Stop.
00:59:35What the hell
00:59:36are you doing?
00:59:37I've got some customers
00:59:38here already.
00:59:41Don't worry.
00:59:42I'm here.
00:59:50Got some nerves
00:59:51messing with her again.
00:59:51Are you okay?
00:59:56Did they hurt you?
00:59:59Come on,
00:59:59let's get you home.
01:00:00Your father's worried
01:00:01sick.
01:00:01I'm not going back.
01:00:03Don't be rash.
01:00:05It's dangerous out here.
01:00:07My car's right...
01:00:07No, no, no, no, no.
01:00:08I'm not going back, okay?
01:00:10Henry, that place
01:00:10isn't my home.
01:00:11I don't belong
01:00:12in that mansion, okay?
01:00:13Just leave me alone.
01:00:22One hot dog, please.
01:00:23Yep, that'll be $2.95.
01:00:26Hey, don't eat this junk.
01:00:27It's unhealthy.
01:00:29Let's get you
01:00:29something better.
01:00:30Hey, watch it, buddy.
01:00:31I happen to love
01:00:33this junk.
01:00:35See?
01:00:36We're from different worlds.
01:00:44Looks like two.
01:00:48Take the change.
01:00:50And let me accompany you
01:00:53in your world.
01:00:54I don't get it.
01:01:10Don't force it
01:01:11if you hate it.
01:01:12No, I can do it
01:01:14if you can.
01:01:16We're not that different,
01:01:17you know?
01:01:24You're eating it wrong.
01:01:28You're nibbling on it.
01:01:30You take a big bite.
01:01:32Like this.
01:01:38You try it.
01:01:45Is it better?
01:01:48Actually, it is.
01:01:50You know.
01:01:52You have a little
01:01:52something on here.
01:01:54Thanks.
01:01:55I...
01:01:55What?
01:01:56I don't see it.
01:02:02I'm sorry about
01:02:03what I said to Richard.
01:02:05I didn't mean any of it.
01:02:07You know every word of it.
01:02:10People only say the truth
01:02:11when they don't know
01:02:11who's listening.
01:02:17I'll admit it.
01:02:18Hot dogs aren't as bad
01:02:19as they say.
01:02:22Never thought I'd be
01:02:23the one teaching you
01:02:24the one teaching you
01:02:24something.
01:02:27You know,
01:02:27if you really don't
01:02:28want to go back,
01:02:30I'll respect that.
01:02:34You belong in the streets.
01:02:37Maybe that kind of freedom
01:02:39is what you need.
01:02:41If that's what you want,
01:02:43then I'll keep your
01:02:44whereabouts from your family.
01:02:46You know this is the first
01:02:47time you've treated me
01:02:48like an equal.
01:02:49Is it?
01:02:52Then maybe I'll keep
01:02:53doing it.
01:02:56Oh.
01:03:01You should keep this.
01:03:04It's like having a piece
01:03:05of free family with you.
01:03:06promise me
01:03:20you'll stay safe.
01:03:22Give me a long time.
01:03:36Give me a long time.
01:03:36Perot's adopted daughter
01:03:50kicked out of Hartman
01:03:51auction for wild
01:03:52outbursts,
01:03:53spotted partying
01:03:54with male models,
01:03:55no shame,
01:03:56all game.
01:04:02There.
01:04:03This is all
01:04:04Cindy's fault,
01:04:06dead bitch!
01:04:11Rosa,
01:04:12get some thugs.
01:04:13I have a job for you.
01:04:22Oh, man.
01:04:24Miss Anna is ruthless.
01:04:26Can you believe it?
01:04:27Sending her own sister
01:04:28to Russia as a sex slave?
01:04:30Stop babbling about it.
01:04:31Let's just get this done
01:04:33and we'll get the money.
01:04:34When's the boat coming?
01:04:35Uh, 1 a.m.
01:04:36That means we got
01:04:37three hours.
01:04:38Oh, there's plenty
01:04:39of time to enjoy
01:04:40her a little first.
01:04:42Oh, that's a good idea.
01:04:44It's been a while
01:04:44since having a little taste.
01:04:47Oh, look who's waking up.
01:04:51Hold on.
01:04:53Let me film a ransom video
01:04:54first for her rich man.
01:04:56Then you can do
01:04:58whatever you want with her.
01:04:59Yeah, good call.
01:05:00Double the money for us.
01:05:01Get her ready
01:05:02for the video.
01:05:03Yeah.
01:05:09I've got your little girlfriend.
01:05:12Transfer 50 mil
01:05:13to my account
01:05:13and I'll tell you
01:05:15where to find her.
01:05:19She's all yours now.
01:05:20Just don't damage her
01:05:21too badly.
01:05:22You guys really
01:05:27don't want to do this.
01:05:28Okay?
01:05:31Don't worry.
01:05:32Lucky girl.
01:05:36Stay away from me, okay?
01:05:37Come on.
01:05:38Let me see your arm.
01:06:04That's nothing.
01:06:04Let me see it.
01:06:08Oh my God, you're bleeding.
01:06:10Here, let me bandage it.
01:06:11Sit down.
01:06:18How did you find me?
01:06:21About your necklace.
01:06:23This?
01:06:24It's actually a locket.
01:06:26Put a tracking device inside.
01:06:28I needed to know
01:06:30you were safe.
01:06:31Wouldn't be able
01:06:31to sleep otherwise.
01:06:32I'm confused.
01:06:33You said you wanted
01:06:34nothing to do with me.
01:06:36I lied to Richard.
01:06:37If anything happened to you,
01:06:39I'd never be able
01:06:40to forgive my son.
01:06:44Who's that?
01:06:47It's Rosa.
01:06:48She locked us in here.
01:06:50You bitch!
01:06:51You and your lover
01:06:52can run to Russia!
01:06:54What are you going to do?
01:06:56It's okay.
01:06:57I got it covered.
01:07:06Who the hell
01:07:07ordered you to kidnap Cindy?
01:07:08Speak up.
01:07:09It was Anna!
01:07:10She paid me
01:07:11to kidnap Cindy.
01:07:13She planned to sell her
01:07:13overseas as a sex slave.
01:07:16You fucking liar!
01:07:18Dad, don't listen to her.
01:07:19She's making up shit.
01:07:21Call the cops.
01:07:22Arrest her.
01:07:23Fuck you, bitch!
01:07:24I knew I couldn't trust you.
01:07:25I got proof!
01:07:30Find some thugs
01:07:31and bring Cindy to the dock.
01:07:33A smuggling ship
01:07:34will pick her up
01:07:35at 1 a.m.
01:07:37You're a fucking liar!
01:07:40Hey, enough!
01:07:42Dad, let me explain.
01:07:44Anna, I've given you
01:07:45nothing but chances
01:07:46and you've thrown them all away.
01:07:48You've done nothing
01:07:48but hurt Cindy
01:07:49over and over again.
01:07:51From now on,
01:07:51you're no longer my daughter.
01:07:53If I ever see you again,
01:07:55I'll have you thrown in jail.
01:07:57Security, take them away!
01:07:59You can't do this to me!
01:08:02You can't do this!
01:08:07Cindy,
01:08:08thank God you're safe.
01:08:09Your wedding to Edward
01:08:10is in two weeks.
01:08:12Stay home and rest
01:08:13until then, all right?
01:08:14Dad, I...
01:08:14I can't marry Edward.
01:08:19I'm breaking off
01:08:21the engagement.
01:08:22What did you just say?
01:08:23I can't marry him.
01:08:26Because I'm in love
01:08:27with someone else.
01:08:29Dad?
01:08:31Dad?
01:08:32Are you okay?
01:08:35Call the doctor!
01:08:37Dad?
01:08:37How is he?
01:08:51Not well.
01:08:53Your father didn't want you to know.
01:08:55Doc,
01:08:56please,
01:08:57don't.
01:08:58I don't want her to worry.
01:09:00Dad,
01:09:01you are my only family.
01:09:03How would you keep this from me?
01:09:07You need to tell me the truth.
01:09:10His lung cancer has progressed.
01:09:13And he's stage four now.
01:09:15He may only have
01:09:16three months left.
01:09:18I'm really sorry.
01:09:19What's this, doctor?
01:09:42Nothing.
01:09:43Nothing.
01:09:43It's not important.
01:09:44It's not important.
01:09:49What the hell are you up to, Richard?
01:10:05Cindy,
01:10:06there's something I've been meaning to tell you,
01:10:08but I didn't know how.
01:10:09Just tell me that.
01:10:10You can say it.
01:10:11Our family's in serious trouble.
01:10:13We're on the brink of bankruptcy.
01:10:15Your marriage to Edward
01:10:17is the only way
01:10:18that we can save ourselves.
01:10:20They've agreed to help us,
01:10:21but only if you marry him.
01:10:23Dad,
01:10:23I don't love him.
01:10:26It wouldn't be fair
01:10:27to Edward either.
01:10:29Don't worry about that.
01:10:30He understands
01:10:31how political marriages work.
01:10:34More importantly,
01:10:35he's a good match for you.
01:10:37If he wasn't,
01:10:38I never would have asked you
01:10:40to marry him.
01:10:42Cindy,
01:10:43everything I've done,
01:10:44I've done for you
01:10:45and for the family's future.
01:10:47Please,
01:10:48grant me this one last wish.
01:10:51Okay, Don.
01:10:54I'll marry him.
01:10:56Thank you, my dear.
01:11:00I'm really tired
01:11:01and I need to rest.
01:11:03I'm glad you're here.
01:11:19I want to talk to you
01:11:21about something.
01:11:21I have something to say, too.
01:11:23Oh.
01:11:24Well,
01:11:24you go first.
01:11:25I just realized
01:11:27we never actually
01:11:28went out on a date.
01:11:29so I was thinking
01:11:32maybe you could
01:11:33take me out tomorrow.
01:11:35Are you sure
01:11:35it's the best time?
01:11:36Your father?
01:11:38If you don't want to,
01:11:39you can just tell me.
01:11:41Of course I want to.
01:11:44Settle it.
01:11:45Tomorrow.
01:11:46Today.
01:11:48Henry,
01:11:48please forgive me.
01:11:50I just want one day,
01:11:52one memory with you
01:11:53before we have to say goodbye.
01:11:54Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:55Goodbye.
01:11:57Goodbye.
01:11:57Goodbye.
01:11:57Goodbye.
01:11:59I don't want dessert.
01:12:27Come on,
01:12:28just try it.
01:12:29Live a little.
01:12:31Why do I get the feeling
01:12:32of trying to cram
01:12:32every single date idea
01:12:34into one day?
01:12:34What if I am?
01:12:36Give me this one memory.
01:12:47Henry!
01:12:48Who is this girl?
01:12:51Dad!
01:12:51I don't even remember
01:12:57inviting you to sing.
01:12:58Oh?
01:13:00Well, I don't remember
01:13:01raising such an ungrateful son.
01:13:04Wow.
01:13:05Like father, like son.
01:13:07Hmm.
01:13:08Please join us.
01:13:09At least someone here
01:13:10has manners.
01:13:12Aren't you going
01:13:13to introduce us?
01:13:14This is Cindy.
01:13:16William, my father.
01:13:18Cindy, pleasure.
01:13:18I did not bring you
01:13:20a gift for our first meeting.
01:13:22So, here.
01:13:25Take this.
01:13:26So.
01:13:27Oh, that looks a lot
01:13:29like my dad's watch.
01:13:30But, no, no.
01:13:31I can't accept
01:13:32such an expensive gift.
01:13:34Keep it.
01:13:35Cindy doesn't need it.
01:13:36If she needs a watch,
01:13:37I'll get her one.
01:13:39Cindy, you mentioned
01:13:40your father has
01:13:41the same watch.
01:13:42Who is your father?
01:13:46Dad.
01:13:46It's a good person.
01:13:48Don't you have
01:13:48somewhere else to go
01:13:49right now?
01:13:50Don't be rude
01:13:51to your dad.
01:13:52My dad's name
01:13:53is Richard Perot.
01:13:55Perot, huh?
01:13:57Not exactly high society,
01:14:00but respectable enough.
01:14:02Cindy,
01:14:03when are you
01:14:04and Henry
01:14:04getting engaged?
01:14:05Dad,
01:14:06he's scaring her.
01:14:07Forgive me
01:14:08for being so eager.
01:14:10It's the first girl
01:14:11that my son's
01:14:11ever cared about.
01:14:13You must be
01:14:13really special to him.
01:14:15Once you two
01:14:17get married,
01:14:18we'll get you
01:14:19an island
01:14:19as a wedding gift.
01:14:22Dad,
01:14:23what are you doing?
01:14:24I'm just giving you
01:14:25my blessing.
01:14:26It's too soon.
01:14:27We just started dating.
01:14:28I didn't want to
01:14:29scare her off.
01:14:30Plus, she doesn't know
01:14:31about our family's
01:14:32situation.
01:14:33She doesn't know
01:14:34how wealthy we are.
01:14:36Then what is she
01:14:37seeing you?
01:14:38Your charming temper?
01:14:40Then she must
01:14:41really care about you.
01:14:43She's a keeper, son.
01:14:45Don't mess this up.
01:14:47I don't need you
01:14:48to remind me of that.
01:14:59Miss me already?
01:15:03Thank you for today,
01:15:04Henry.
01:15:05It was wonderful.
01:15:06My pleasure.
01:15:07But I can't see you
01:15:09anymore.
01:15:09Miss me already?
01:15:20Thank you for today,
01:15:21Henry.
01:15:22It was wonderful.
01:15:23My pleasure.
01:15:24But I can't see you
01:15:25anymore.
01:15:27What do you mean?
01:15:28I have to do what's
01:15:29right for my family.
01:15:31I need to marry
01:15:32Edward.
01:15:33Do you love him?
01:15:33You think you can be
01:15:36happy with someone
01:15:37you don't love?
01:15:38It doesn't matter.
01:15:40Edward respects me.
01:15:44And his family will
01:15:46save mine from going
01:15:46under.
01:15:47So today was a goodbye?
01:15:53I'll always treasure
01:15:54today.
01:15:55So there's no
01:15:55changing your mind.
01:16:17Tell me what you found
01:16:18out about Richard Pura's
01:16:19health.
01:16:19Darling,
01:16:28you're going to be
01:16:29the most beautiful
01:16:30bride in the world.
01:16:33Come on,
01:16:34sweetheart.
01:16:35Give a smile.
01:16:37This is the most
01:16:37important day of your
01:16:38life.
01:16:38stop thinking about
01:16:53him,
01:16:53Cindy.
01:16:54From today on,
01:16:56you're Edward's wife
01:16:57and you'll be loyal
01:16:58to him.
01:17:02What's he doing here?
01:17:07Edward?
01:17:08Ready, sweetheart?
01:17:38Today we gather here
01:17:46to witness the union
01:17:48between Edward Hartman
01:17:50and Sidney Perrault.
01:17:52If anyone should object
01:17:53to this marriage,
01:17:54speak now.
01:17:55I object.
01:17:56Cindy, you can't marry him.
01:18:10Henry, you shouldn't be
01:18:12here.
01:18:12We talked about this.
01:18:14Look at this.
01:18:16You'll understand.
01:18:17You'll understand.
01:18:17I did some digging, Richard.
01:18:27You don't have cancer.
01:18:29You lied to us to
01:18:30manipulate Cindy into
01:18:31marrying Edward for
01:18:32your own agenda.
01:18:33That is not true.
01:18:36You aren't sick.
01:18:38Cindy,
01:18:39everything I've done,
01:18:40I've done for our family
01:18:41and for your future.
01:18:42If we go bankrupt,
01:18:44you'll lose everything.
01:18:45And you'll never get a chance
01:18:46like this with the Hartmans.
01:18:48I never cared about
01:18:49marrying into wealth.
01:18:51I came from nothing.
01:18:53I was living on the streets
01:18:53without a roof over my head.
01:18:55All I cared about
01:18:57was family.
01:18:59Who'd you betray me?
01:19:00Cindy,
01:19:01I'm sorry I lied,
01:19:02but please go through
01:19:04with this marriage.
01:19:06You're our only heir.
01:19:08Can you stand by
01:19:09and watch
01:19:10while our family's legacy
01:19:11falls apart?
01:19:12Think of all the people
01:19:13that are depending on us.
01:19:15Do you want to see them
01:19:17or me homeless?
01:19:19I'm begging you.
01:19:20Richard, if you're worried
01:19:21about your family finances,
01:19:23there's no need.
01:19:24What's this?
01:19:38The Livingston family
01:19:40will invest 20 billion
01:19:41to pull your family
01:19:43from bankruptcy,
01:19:44plus two South African gold mines
01:19:46to secure the Peru legacy.
01:19:49On one condition,
01:19:50this wedding
01:19:51must be called off.
01:19:54The Livingston family.
01:19:56The legendary
01:19:57old-money family
01:19:58worth over a trillion.
01:20:00Why would they be
01:20:01so generous to us?
01:20:04Could it be?
01:20:06Could it be that
01:20:07Professor Harrison
01:20:08is tied to the Livingston heir?
01:20:12Harrison was my mother's
01:20:14family name.
01:20:16Livingston,
01:20:16it's my father's.
01:20:17You?
01:20:19You?
01:20:23You've been my friend
01:20:24for so many years.
01:20:25I never knew
01:20:26you were a Livingston.
01:20:30I had the heir
01:20:32to the Livingston family
01:20:33working for me.
01:20:35And I even forbade him
01:20:36from pursuing my own daughter.
01:20:38I apologize sincerely,
01:20:42Mr. Livingston.
01:20:44I was blind
01:20:45and unfair to you.
01:20:46And you showed
01:20:47nothing but true grace.
01:20:49Whatever you ask,
01:20:51I will grant it
01:20:53without hesitation.
01:20:56I only ask one thing.
01:20:59Send his freedom.
01:21:00Let everyone here
01:21:04bear witness.
01:21:06I solemnly promise
01:21:07to never make Cindy
01:21:09do anything
01:21:10she doesn't want to do
01:21:11ever again.
01:21:12And this decision
01:21:13about this marriage
01:21:14is hers
01:21:15and hers alone.
01:21:18Cindy,
01:21:19don't forget
01:21:20what you promised me.
01:21:21Edward,
01:21:22don't you want to marry
01:21:23someone for love?
01:21:30I'm willing to give up
01:21:34my position
01:21:35as the parole heiress.
01:21:37What?
01:21:39That way,
01:21:39I don't have to marry
01:21:40for the family's sake.
01:21:42I'm really sorry, Edward.
01:21:44Mr. Hartman,
01:21:46to make up
01:21:46for the inconvenience,
01:21:48my family is
01:21:49willing to give you
01:21:51any compensation
01:21:51that you ask.
01:21:53And how do you expect
01:21:54to make up
01:21:54for this
01:21:55public humiliation?
01:21:59Well, your family
01:21:59is well known
01:22:00for its monopoly
01:22:01on traditional media,
01:22:03but you've yet
01:22:04to venture
01:22:05into digital media.
01:22:06My family
01:22:07just acquired TK,
01:22:08the largest
01:22:09short video platform
01:22:10in the U.S.
01:22:12We could gift it to you.
01:22:13What?
01:22:13TK?
01:22:14That's worth
01:22:15300 million.
01:22:16They're offering it up
01:22:17like a gift.
01:22:18I'm over here
01:22:19just using TK
01:22:20and they're trading it
01:22:21like pocket change.
01:22:22Crazy rich people.
01:22:23They're being brave
01:22:30for love.
01:22:31Can't you find it
01:22:32within yourself
01:22:33to be brave
01:22:34just once?
01:22:36You're supposed
01:22:36to be on your way
01:22:37to England.
01:22:38What are you doing here?
01:22:39Today I came
01:22:40to say goodbye
01:22:41and watch
01:22:42your phony marriage.
01:22:45But,
01:22:45seeing her courage,
01:22:48I decided
01:22:49to fight
01:22:49for my own love.
01:22:54Edward,
01:22:55the love of my life.
01:22:58Will you marry me?
01:23:00You knew about this?
01:23:05Edward.
01:23:14Edward?
01:23:16You knew about them
01:23:17and you're still
01:23:18going to marry them?
01:23:20You knew about them
01:23:21and you're still
01:23:21going to marry them?
01:23:23Edward and I
01:23:23made a deal.
01:23:25We'd get married
01:23:26and he'd take over
01:23:27his family's company
01:23:28and after a year
01:23:29we'd get a divorce.
01:23:30I'd be free.
01:23:31Why, you really
01:23:32kept this under wraps.
01:23:34You know what I've been
01:23:34going through
01:23:35the last few days
01:23:35and you were going to
01:23:36marry him?
01:23:37We made the deal
01:23:38an hour ago,
01:23:39I promise.
01:23:40Well,
01:23:41I guess you don't need
01:23:42me to protect you anymore.
01:23:44You did it perfectly.
01:23:46I'm proud.
01:23:48Who says I'm going
01:23:49to wait for her?
01:23:49a whole year.
01:23:50Who says I would've
01:23:51waited for a whole year?
01:23:52Who else would you find?
01:23:54Shh.
01:23:55Well, it's
01:23:56a rather plain ring,
01:23:58but it suits me.
01:24:00So,
01:24:01you're saying yes?
01:24:02Yes.
01:24:03Yes.
01:24:03Cindy,
01:24:17I admired you
01:24:17from the moment
01:24:18I met you.
01:24:20You know what I love
01:24:21most about you?
01:24:22Honesty
01:24:23and your bravery.
01:24:25Happy engagement
01:24:26cancellation.
01:24:27One year ago,
01:24:39the Hartman heir
01:24:39gave up his inheritance
01:24:40for love.
01:24:42Now,
01:24:42he and the Livingston family
01:24:44run the short video platform
01:24:45TK,
01:24:46valued at over
01:24:47$500 billion.
01:24:49Edward Hartman
01:24:50and his partner
01:24:50will celebrate
01:24:51their wedding
01:24:51next month.
01:24:52Edward and Vansky
01:24:58are getting married.
01:25:01Oh.
01:25:04What are you working on?
01:25:05I'm working on
01:25:07the final painting
01:25:08for my exhibit
01:25:08next month.
01:25:09Hmm.
01:25:10This guy looks familiar.
01:25:12What are you painting me?
01:25:13Hmm.
01:25:15You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:16York's finest.
01:25:18Ah.
01:25:19Yes,
01:25:19it is you.
01:25:20I call it
01:25:21my devil professor.
01:25:23Oh.
01:25:24My mischievous
01:25:26student.
01:25:26Ha.
01:25:35You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:36You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:37You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:38You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:39You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:40You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:41You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:42You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:43You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:44You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:45You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:46You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:47You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:48You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:49You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:50You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:51You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:52You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:53You do have a good eye for her.
01:25:54You do have a good eye for her.
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