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00:00:00Where are you, Desmond?

00:00:04I've been waiting for 15 minutes already.

00:00:07I mean, you probably can't be too far.

00:00:10You've reached Desmond Belmont. Leave a message.

00:00:12Desmond, hey!

00:00:14Uh, I got the pizza.

00:00:16Boring now. Where are you?

00:00:21Okay, never mind. I'll tell you back. I see you.

00:00:30Desmond, I suspected he was having an affair.

00:00:47The last-minute business trips, the late nights,

00:00:51the smell of a stranger's perfume clinging to his shirt when he thought I wouldn't notice.

00:00:55His mom warned me he would cheat and never stay faithful, she said.

00:01:00But I didn't want to believe her.

00:01:03He was on a rainy night, just like Desmond.

00:01:06When Desmond promised me forever.

00:01:08Desmond?

00:01:09Hey, hey, where are you? Um, there's this creep following me. I'm really scared.

00:01:16Come on, baby. Don't run from me. I'll show you a bedtime.

00:01:19Don't touch me!

00:01:21No!

00:01:22Get your hands off my girl!

00:01:23Oh!

00:01:26Oh!

00:01:27Oh!

00:01:41Psycho!

00:01:44Are you okay? Are you okay?

00:01:46I'm in your hands. You're bleeding.

00:01:47You're bleeding.

00:01:48I'm fine. It's just a scratch.

00:01:49I'm sorry.

00:01:50I should have come sooner. But from now on, I promise I will always show up. I will protect you. Forever.

00:02:00My protector was a lie.

00:02:03How did we let this happen, Desmond? Once upon a time, you'd risked your life for me. Now you won't even pick up my call. Funny how love dies. Quietly. On a night just like this.

00:02:19His mom is great.

00:02:22I have never met you last.

00:02:24Beatrice, I'm surprised you're calling.

00:02:34I'm ready to talk.

00:02:35Madam, Miss Blossom has arrived.

00:02:40Send her in.

00:02:45Beatrice, you look like a wet dog. But that's not surprising, given your background. Which of these do you think would be nice for Miss Fairfax? She's marrying Desmond, after all. Why in the world he chose to marry someone like you is beyond me. She's much more a lady of class.

00:03:01Sleeping with a married man, very classy. Don't you get sarcastic with me, Beatrice. I encouraged him to stay silent about the marriage. The Fairfax family would be ashamed if they knew he was married to someone with your lowly background.

00:03:14So, you will get a divorce from Desmond. You will stay quiet about the marriage. And then I don't want to see you around Desmond anymore. Understood?

00:03:25Yes.

00:03:27But I want $50 million.

00:03:31Excuse me? Are you trying to rob me?

00:03:35Please. $50 million is nothing once Desmond marries the Fairfax heiress. But that will only happen if I divorce him and stay silent. That's what you want. Right?

00:03:45Fine. You get the divorce agreement and I'll get you your money.

00:03:49$50 million. Exactly.

00:03:51And the deal's off.

00:03:52We've been married for 10 years.

00:03:59And no one knows.

00:04:01I'm gonna go talk to Mr. Benlant.

00:04:02Yeah.

00:04:02Okay.

00:04:04I'm your wife.

00:04:05But you hide me.

00:04:06Like I'm just some dirty secret lover.

00:04:09But once we're divorced,

00:04:11you don't have to be embarrassed by me anymore.

00:04:12How was your trip?

00:04:22Fine.

00:04:31I, uh...

00:04:33I just need to sign these reports.

00:04:34They're due tomorrow.

00:04:35No.

00:04:36No.

00:04:37No.

00:04:38No.

00:04:39No.

00:04:40No.

00:04:41No.

00:04:42No.

00:04:42Are you gonna be home for dinner?

00:04:48No.

00:04:48I'll probably be late, so I'll just eat without me.

00:04:55You know, sometimes I don't even think you're trying to hide your mistress the way you so openly let her leave her things around.

00:05:01I'm your wife, yet I'm the one you chose to keep secret.

00:05:07Goodbye, Desmond.

00:05:09Mm-hmm.

00:05:09See ya.

00:05:12JR.

00:05:13I'll just be good.

00:05:15Bye.

00:05:15She bonne gotta shoot into the tomorrow's house on, close this year.

00:05:17Bye.

00:05:18N-

00:05:38ticket to freedom. I'm finally moving on. I brought you a gift. It's one of a kind. I even

00:05:51handpicked the diamonds myself. I don't need any more expensive jewelry. Maybe you should give that

00:05:56to Madeline Fairfax. She'd enjoy it. Why would I give the gift to her? I just think the Fairfax family

00:06:00would like an expensive gift like that one. What's this all about? I don't owe the Fairfax

00:06:05family. Any gifts? Yes, Madeline and I are working on the Z-Star project together. That's it.

00:06:10There's nothing going on between the two of us.

00:06:13If you love someone else, you can go be with her. We can get a divorce.

00:06:20We are not getting divorced. We are never getting divorced. Do you understand?

00:06:28It's a little too late for that, husband. You already signed the divorce papers.

00:06:35Hello? Hold on. What's wrong? Hi. Yeah. Just stay put. I'm coming.

00:06:45I'm sorry. But don't ever mention divorce again. Get some sleep.

00:06:52Desmond, we're already divorced. You just don't know it yet.

00:06:55Okay. You sure you want me to sell all of these? Yeah, I don't want them anymore. Then you can just

00:07:05donate the money to charity or something. Sell this one too, please. This has to be worth at least a

00:07:12million. Is Desmond really okay with the divorce? He doesn't know about it. I tricked him in signing

00:07:19the divorce papers. You what? Are you afraid of what Desmond will do when he finds out he already

00:07:22signed? No. No. With the money I'm getting from his mom, I can disappear to anywhere in the world.

00:07:27I could hire added security protection if I really wanted to. I'll be fine and I'm not staying in this

00:07:31marriage any longer. It doesn't matter what he thinks. I'm going to go ahead. I'm going to take

00:07:35this to my new apartment. Let me know you sell the jewelry. I will. Go ahead and sell this one too.

00:07:42I have no use for it anymore. What is she doing? She just got in her car with the box closed.

00:08:05Follow her. Don't let her out of your side.

00:08:12What the hell?

00:08:17Ow.

00:08:26Miss, I do apologize. I do hope that we can settle this matter privately. My boss is in a hurry.

00:08:32Privately? Is he trying to get out of this somehow? Absolutely not.

00:08:36No. I think I'd rather just wait for the cops to arrive.

00:08:40Are you sure? I promise we will cover all the damages.

00:08:44I'd rather just do this the proper way with all the right documentation.

00:08:55Sir, please, it's better to remain in the car with the rain.

00:08:59I have an important meeting to get to you. I can't sit here and wait all day.

00:09:01Killian's already on his way to get me a ride. Let me go up there.

00:09:03She'd prefer to go through the police, sir.

00:09:05Why? Did you tell her that we paid extra? Why the hell she wouldn't have been so difficult?

00:09:10I want you to go over there and tell...

00:09:11Sir?

00:09:20Sir?

00:09:21Go give it to her.

00:09:24Go to the contact info as well.

00:09:27It's about the car.

00:09:29Miss!

00:09:31My boss sent this for you.

00:09:36It's a... I have clothes in my car.

00:09:38You could further damage your head by moving around too much.

00:09:41Please, thank you, gentlemen.

00:09:44I'll return it to Hamas.

00:09:45Who is that?

00:09:55Beatrice was in an accident.

00:10:02Excuse me, sir. This is a private room.

00:10:04It's okay. Use my...

00:10:05Boss. Evening, boss.

00:10:08As an injury serious, she'll be okay.

00:10:09Just make sure she doesn't get this bandage wet.

00:10:11Let me make you some soup.

00:10:24Thanks.

00:10:28Whose jacket is that?

00:10:32No one's.

00:10:33Then why were you wearing it?

00:10:35Okay, fine.

00:10:37It doesn't. It's their friends.

00:10:38Might not love to have friends.

00:10:41I'm sorry, hey.

00:10:50It just hurts hearing you say things like that.

00:10:53I'm your husband.

00:10:55I care, that's all.

00:10:56Yeah, you say you care about me.

00:10:58But you're having an affair with Madeline.

00:11:00What happened to your phone earlier?

00:11:02Couldn't reach it.

00:11:03I probably shouldn't let him know I blocked his number.

00:11:05Yeah, the...

00:11:06Battery guy.

00:11:07Phone.

00:11:07You know, if my call would have went through, I would have known that you were in an accident.

00:11:13I don't like being left in the dark, Beatrice.

00:11:16Especially when it comes to your safety.

00:11:18I noticed all your clothes and jewelry are missing.

00:11:21Closet, vanity, fully empty.

00:11:23Since when did he start noticing things like that?

00:11:25I took the clothes to the cleaner and jewelry to get detailed.

00:11:29All of them?

00:11:29Mm-hmm.

00:11:30At the same time?

00:11:31I want to resign.

00:11:33Resign?

00:11:34Yeah, yeah, I think it'd be good for me.

00:11:36You know, have some time off, relax, maybe travel a little bit.

00:11:40You know, that's actually not a bad idea.

00:11:42It is time that we start having children anyway.

00:11:46He thinks I want to have his children?

00:11:49Once upon a time, that's all I ever wanted.

00:11:52Not anymore.

00:11:52I want you to put a baby in me.

00:12:03Not right now.

00:12:04We're just busy.

00:12:05Maybe next year.

00:12:06Maybe next year.

00:12:22You get some sleep.

00:12:24Yeah, long day.

00:12:26And tomorrow, we can finalize your resignation.

00:12:46Please send me your boss's suit measurements.

00:12:52Oh, wow!

00:12:56Beatrice, this is really nice.

00:12:59Thanks.

00:12:59Yeah, it just feels so good having a place of my own.

00:13:02Now I can leave your bed.

00:13:04Would you mind, please, unpacking this box while I grab the rest of the stuff in my office?

00:13:08Please?

00:13:09Of course.

00:13:10Thank you, you're the best.

00:13:17May I ask what you require his measurements for?

00:13:19Why can't he just send the measurements and not ask so many questions?

00:13:23What for?

00:13:44Allow me anything?

00:13:46Yeah.

00:13:47Thanks.

00:13:49Are you really stalking me to get my suit measurements?

00:13:54No.

00:13:54No, no.

00:13:55I actually, I just moved in upstairs.

00:13:57Sorry if it's weird that I asked.

00:13:59I just, I need your measurements to replace your suit jacket.

00:14:05Sure.

00:14:06She must be into me.

00:14:08If you want my measurements so bad, I'll just have my assistant send them over.

00:14:10Okay.

00:14:19So, it's official.

00:14:25You're really leaving us?

00:14:27Yeah, I am.

00:14:28But you'll be okay.

00:14:29Just make sure you lean on your new team lead for support.

00:14:30That's not gonna happen.

00:14:31She's completely unqualified and a total bitch.

00:14:34Who's the new team lead?

00:14:36Who's the new team lead?

00:14:36Tetris.

00:14:45You left us.

00:14:51There.

00:14:52Now we can finally some taste in the office.

00:14:53I know all about girls like you.

00:14:57You sleep your way to the top.

00:14:58And then think you'll snag a billionaire husband.

00:15:01But you're just a plaything.

00:15:02No respect when they haven't ever married someone like you.

00:15:05Well, and you think you're so much better because you have my sloppy seconds?

00:15:12Keep it.

00:15:13Think of it as a parting gift.

00:15:15You bitch!

00:15:16You made my nose clean!

00:15:17She is definitely going to drown us in work now.

00:15:24But seeing her run off like that definitely made it worth it.

00:15:26You guys don't be afraid to quit if she makes your life hell.

00:15:28There are plenty of other jobs out there.

00:15:30Trust me.

00:15:30Oh, did you find her yet?

00:15:32I heard Damien Crowley is looking for a new assistant if you're interested.

00:15:35He just flew in from Europe, so he's been over there for 10 years.

00:15:38Neil, she's a project director.

00:15:39She can't just drop down to be someone's secretary.

00:15:42And not to mention, Damien Crowley is like mortal enemies with Desmond.

00:15:45Why do you think our boss has been so stressed lately?

00:15:48It's because Damien Crowley is in town.

00:15:50Yeah, being a secretary would be a major demotion, but Damien is Desmond's biggest competitor.

00:15:55It'd be good to make my own business connections instead of only dealing with Desmond's.

00:15:58You know what?

00:15:59It's actually a great idea.

00:16:01I'll think about it.

00:16:04Uh, Mr. Belmont's in a meeting.

00:16:09Uh, you...

00:16:10Look what she did.

00:16:13Well, isn't this a productive meeting?

00:16:17How dare you show your face here?

00:16:20Desmond?

00:16:21I want you to punish her.

00:16:24Beatrice, why'd you hit Madeline?

00:16:26I didn't.

00:16:27She threw something at me and I tossed it back.

00:16:30You liar!

00:16:31You told me!

00:16:32Madeline, that's enough!

00:16:32Can you leave Beatrice and I alone?

00:16:35I'd like to speak to her in private.

00:16:37I am telling my brother about this!

00:16:43Her family is a very important business partner of mine.

00:16:46You shouldn't have done that.

00:16:47It won't happen again.

00:16:52My resignation?

00:16:59My mother never calls you.

00:17:01Why is she calling me now?

00:17:05Crap!

00:17:06She's gonna talk about the divorce in a minute.

00:17:08I don't know.

00:17:08Maybe she couldn't get a hold of you.

00:17:09Beatrice, I'm ready to talk next steps about our agreement.

00:17:16Mother, what agreement do you have with my wife?

00:17:22Desmond, son, I did not know that you two were together.

00:17:26What agreement are you talking about?

00:17:28Desmond, please.

00:17:30I...

00:17:30It's...

00:17:30It's, um...

00:17:32A post-nuptial agreement.

00:17:35For what?

00:17:36For us.

00:17:37Yeah.

00:17:38Yeah, your mom made me sign it a while ago.

00:17:40So I didn't, uh, deplete your assets.

00:17:42Yes, exactly.

00:17:43You are entitled to your full inheritance, Desmond.

00:17:45I just wanted to make sure it was protected.

00:17:47Mother, I don't need your involvement in this.

00:17:49Beatrice is my wife.

00:17:50We don't need a post-nupt.

00:17:51I want it cancelled.

00:17:58You're already divorced, Desmond.

00:18:00Cancelling the post-nuptial agreement won't make any difference at all.

00:18:04My phone?

00:18:04Please.

00:18:07I'm going home.

00:18:11Beatrice, I feel like you're hiding something from me.

00:18:18I'm not...

00:18:19I'm not hiding anything.

00:18:21You're tired.

00:18:22Get some rest.

00:18:23See you later.

00:18:28Roland?

00:18:29Sir?

00:18:30I need you to keep an eye on Beatrice and my mother.

00:18:33I feel like something's going on.

00:18:41Hello?

00:18:42Autumn, I'm alone.

00:18:43What next steps did you want to talk about?

00:18:44I want us to sign a written contract in person.

00:18:48Well, it's more legally binding.

00:18:49I'll call you with more details about it next week.

00:18:51Fine.

00:18:52But the 50 million needs to be in there.

00:18:54That needs to be in writing as well, okay?

00:18:56This might be an extra step.

00:18:58But once I sign this agreement, I'll finally be done with this marriage.

00:19:10Did Desmond accept your resignation?

00:19:12Yeah.

00:19:13Yeah, he did.

00:19:14It's finally done.

00:19:15Now we can focus on planning our trip to Paris that we've been dreaming about?

00:19:19Yes.

00:19:19I'm going to look at flights right now.

00:19:20Okay.

00:19:22Hmm.

00:19:24Maybe I should look into that secretary job before making any travel plans.

00:19:27Violet!

00:19:28Since, you know, just everybody in the city, have you heard of this new guy, Damien Crowley?

00:19:33Of course.

00:19:34It's Damien fucking Crowley for crying out loud.

00:19:37Actually, funny story.

00:19:41Damien's company hires Scott's law firm for a case, so I see him around all the time.

00:19:45Why?

00:19:47Wait.

00:19:48Are you interested in him?

00:19:50Aren't you afraid Desmond will be jealous?

00:19:54Desmond's jealousy is his problem, not mine.

00:19:58This is strictly for work.

00:19:59I do not need another man in my life.

00:20:02Okay.

00:20:03Lucky for you, Scott and Damien are golfing tomorrow.

00:20:06Let's join.

00:20:07See what you can eat.

00:20:18Beatrice said she was going home.

00:20:19So why isn't she here?

00:20:24Where is she?

00:20:25Uh, sir, she went to an apartment complex on Main Street.

00:20:27Looks like she rented an apartment there.

00:20:28The building is owned by the CEO of the Northwest, Damien Crowley.

00:20:31He lives in the house there.

00:20:32Beatrice, why are you keeping secrets from me?

00:20:44Hey, the vision she's had in my other outfit.

00:20:45Uh, absolutely not.

00:20:47It made you look like a grandma.

00:20:49This shows off your figure so much more.

00:20:50Damien won't be able to resist you.

00:20:52Okay, but I'm not trying to seduce him.

00:20:53I'm trying to work for him.

00:20:54This isn't a good idea.

00:20:55I think, oh, well, it's too late for that.

00:20:57There he is.

00:20:58Come on, let's go.

00:20:58That's Damien Crowley?

00:21:13The guy from the car accident?

00:21:16Oh, shit, Scott.

00:21:17Who's that next to your wife?

00:21:18She's got a rockin' hot body.

00:21:20That's Beatrice.

00:21:21She's been my wife's bestie since high school.

00:21:23Who's she getting all dressed up for?

00:21:24Hi, honey.

00:21:26Damien, I'd like to introduce you to Beatrice Lawson.

00:21:29She was a project director at Summit Group.

00:21:31Nice to meet you, Mr. Crowley.

00:21:33What are you doing here?

00:21:34This is about the suit jacket.

00:21:35You can forget about it.

00:21:36Suit jacket?

00:21:38Wait, do they know each other?

00:21:39No, she wanted to meet him.

00:21:40It's not about the jacket.

00:21:42Although I do still want to return that.

00:21:43I'm actually here because I heard you're hiring a new secretary.

00:21:46I'd like to apply.

00:21:47Oh, she dressed up for me.

00:21:49I knew it.

00:21:50I see.

00:21:51You know, my secretary job's very tough.

00:21:53Are you sure you can handle it?

00:21:55I can assure you, Mr. Crowley, I will give this job my 100%.

00:21:58I can handle any task you throw in my way.

00:21:59Really?

00:22:00Mm-hmm.

00:22:01Can't tell by the way you dress?

00:22:03You know, if you really want the secretary job, you should approach me.

00:22:06You shouldn't look this pretty in front of everyone.

00:22:09Jerk?

00:22:09I see.

00:22:10Thank you, Mr. Crowley, for your time.

00:22:14Wait, I...

00:22:16Wow, you are such a prick.

00:22:20Beatrice is one of the most competent people I know,

00:22:23and she'd be taking a major demotion to be your secretary.

00:22:25Don't write her off just because she wore workout clothes to a golf meeting.

00:22:29You know, she was in a suit when we got here,

00:22:30and I told her to change because this was supposed to be a fun outing,

00:22:33and you ruined it.

00:22:34I'll see you at home,

00:22:36but I'm starting to think who you're hanging out with is rubbing off on you.

00:22:40Great.

00:22:41Thanks a lot, Daniel.

00:22:42We're gonna hear about this all night.

00:22:43Violet begged me to join you so you can meet Beatrice.

00:22:46She just left the summit group yesterday.

00:22:48Why?

00:22:48No clue.

00:22:49She was the best project director they had.

00:22:51Closed eight out of the 12 are the company's multi-million dollar deals.

00:22:54Why doesn't she just continue working for them?

00:22:56Between us,

00:22:57Beatrice and the summit CEO used to date.

00:23:00The word on the street is,

00:23:01he's going to marry Madeline Fairfax now.

00:23:04I don't think Beatrice wants to work for a company

00:23:05that associates with him at all.

00:23:07So she used to date Jasmine Balmain?

00:23:11Interesting.

00:23:12I want you to explain exactly what happened with my sister at your company.

00:23:19She got injured and you didn't do anything about it?

00:23:21She's okay.

00:23:22What exactly did you want me to do?

00:23:24You didn't make Beatrice apologize to me!

00:23:26Jasmine!

00:23:28Come on, my nose.

00:23:29It still hurts from yesterday.

00:23:30And not only that,

00:23:31but that bitch publicly humiliated my sister.

00:23:33How do you expect her to run the team?

00:23:35Slip out on you too?

00:23:37You swear that actually happened?

00:23:39You didn't do anything but provoke her.

00:23:42No, no, of course I didn't.

00:23:44No.

00:23:44She insulted me in front of everybody out of nowhere.

00:23:47It was completely uncalled for.

00:23:48You know how much I hate liars, Madeline?

00:23:51Why are you still on her side?

00:23:53Okay, well, fine.

00:23:53If she doesn't want to return and formally apologize to me,

00:23:55then you need to fire her team.

00:23:57Agreed.

00:23:57We can't have Madeline's employees think they could just walk all over her.

00:24:00Her team is going nowhere.

00:24:03Beatrice was one of our best project directors here,

00:24:05and that team was a part of it.

00:24:08If Madeline can't handle the job,

00:24:10then she can just quit.

00:24:11And I'll hire someone that can.

00:24:14Okay.

00:24:14I see what this is now.

00:24:16Listen, if you haven't completely moved on from her,

00:24:19I'm going to have no choice but to cancel this partnership, Mr. Belmont.

00:24:22Cancel our partnership.

00:24:24I'll see you in court.

00:24:25Do you understand?

00:24:27You don't want to piss me off, Clinton.

00:24:31And I'm done here.

00:24:32I have more important business to handle.

00:24:36Don't think you've won, Beatrice.

00:24:45I'll be getting my revenge.

00:24:47I'm sorry, Ben, about earlier.

00:24:49I didn't realize Damien was so stuck up.

00:24:51That's fine.

00:24:52Now we can focus on planning our trip.

00:24:53I honestly have no idea.

00:24:56It's fair.

00:24:5842M.

00:25:00Gordon just texted me Damien's suit size.

00:25:03That's great.

00:25:04I mean, maybe that means he's changed his mind and wants to talk about the job.

00:25:07I'm just going to give him his jacket back and forget about the job completely.

00:25:10So I'm going to go ahead and text him back, figure out where he wants to meet.

00:25:12Okay, I'll talk to you later.

00:25:13Mr. Crowley will be at the Roe Hotel this weekend for a client conference.

00:25:19You can deliver the jacket to us then.

00:25:21Hmm.

00:25:22I do have to meet Autumn at the hotel to discuss my divorce agreement anyways.

00:25:26At least this way I can kill two birds upon a stone.

00:25:31Coming!

00:25:31You said that you were coming home last night, but you didn't.

00:25:54And clearly, your stuff is not at the cleaners.

00:26:00What are you doing here, Desmond?

00:26:02What did you move out?

00:26:03And why did you lie about it?

00:26:05The apartment that we lived in is yours.

00:26:08With the post, your mom made me sign.

00:26:10I have no claim to it, so I moved out so I could have my own space, okay?

00:26:12No, that post now, it's being canceled.

00:26:14If you wanted your own apartment, you could have asked me.

00:26:16I would have gone.

00:26:17We could have looked for it together.

00:26:18I would have bought it for you.

00:26:19That is not the point, Desmond.

00:26:21We're married.

00:26:22Be a straightest.

00:26:23I don't understand why you're keeping all these secrets from me.

00:26:25I'm keeping secrets?

00:26:26Me?

00:26:26You've been seeing Madeline for months.

00:26:33Now everyone knows you plan to marry her, yet you have the nerve to accuse me of keeping secrets.

00:26:38I don't know what you're thinking, but you're wrong.

00:26:41I want you to come home with me.

00:26:53You can trust me.

00:26:55I don't know that I can.

00:27:01I noticed you weren't wearing yours.

00:27:05You were due for an upgrade anyway.

00:27:06I'll wait down now.

00:27:16I'd like some time alone.

00:27:19Okay.

00:27:21But I will see you at home.

00:27:25One way or another.

00:27:33You can't buy real love, Desmond.

00:27:36You haven't touched your coffee.

00:27:47It's not poison, if that's what you're worried about.

00:27:50Not thirsty.

00:27:51Poison is tacky, Beatrice.

00:27:53Not that you would be expected to know that with your background.

00:27:56Can we just skip the small talk, please?

00:27:59We don't like each other.

00:28:00That's okay.

00:28:00Let's just move on.

00:28:03Here is the legal agreement.

00:28:05Your breakup fee of $50 million is in there.

00:28:10Sign it.

00:28:12Breakup fee?

00:28:13Why is she suddenly saying breakup fee?

00:28:15And this document is oddly long.

00:28:17There are so many sections.

00:28:19And a lot of weird clauses about payment.

00:28:21She must be up to something.

00:28:23I don't have all day, Beatrice.

00:28:26Okay.

00:28:26I'm just going to need to check this with my lawyer.

00:28:29So I'm going to give her a call.

00:28:29Why?

00:28:36Did you hear that?

00:28:37She's calling her lawyer.

00:28:38I heard.

00:28:39Don't worry.

00:28:40That agreement's full proof.

00:28:41So you can get me out of this, darling, yes?

00:28:43I won't have to pay a thing.

00:28:44I'm positive.

00:28:45The Belmont family will never be extirited by Beatrice Lawson again.

00:28:48Trust me.

00:28:48Beatrice, you won't be the same when you leave the hotel today.

00:28:53That is, if you leave it all.

00:28:56Sir?

00:28:57Beatrice has gone to the Roe Hotel to meet with your mother.

00:29:00Why the hell would she do that?

00:29:01Get the car ready.

00:29:02We're going there now.

00:29:03Yes, sir.

00:29:04I knew there was something wrong with this document.

00:29:06I'd have to be crazy to sign that.

00:29:08Okay.

00:29:08It's clear I'm the only one who's serious about my payment.

00:29:10Let me check if Damien's available now to receive the jacket.

00:29:14Miss, do you need any help with your belongings?

00:29:21Uh, no.

00:29:22No, I'm good.

00:29:23Thanks.

00:29:33Mr. Crowley, if I may ask, why do you insist on picking up the jacket directly from Miss Lawson?

00:29:41Because it's an expensive jacket.

00:29:44And you're a billionaire.

00:29:50Curious?

00:29:51Miss Lawson just sent me a half-written message.

00:29:56I'm at the hotel.

00:29:57Where should we...

00:29:59She got interrupted.

00:30:02She said something's not right.

00:30:03Let's go.

00:30:04But I'm Belmont, reserve the meeting room on this floor.

00:30:11This is Beatrice's stuff.

00:30:12She wouldn't just leave them sprawled out in the middle of the hallway.

00:30:17What are you up to?

00:30:18Something's off.

00:30:20Search all the rooms.

00:30:25Oh!

00:30:26She's awake!

00:30:28Hey, sweetheart!

00:30:30You like your new jewelry?

00:30:31I wouldn't do that.

00:30:34You're not one pouch.

00:30:36We've been paid a lot of money for this job.

00:30:38Someone must really hate you, huh?

00:30:41Turn on the camera.

00:30:44They said we can do whatever we wanted to.

00:30:47As long as we scared you senseless.

00:30:49You know what?

00:30:50I think we should play Russian roulette.

00:31:00She's got to be in one of these rooms.

00:31:07Beatrice!

00:31:08Keep looking!

00:31:09You said you saw a bellhop help her into a room.

00:31:12Yes, about 20 minutes ago.

00:31:16It's going to be fun.

00:31:23Damn it!

00:31:27Where's Beatrice?

00:31:28Is she injured?

00:31:38I'm not sure.

00:31:39It looks like they drugged her with something.

00:31:43Take them out of here.

00:31:44Figure out who did this.

00:31:45Beat them out of them if you have to.

00:31:49You're okay now.

00:31:51You better keep this between us,

00:31:53otherwise you can kiss the partnership

00:31:54between me and your hotel goodbye.

00:31:55Of course, Mr. Crowley.

00:31:56I'm going to take you to the hospital.

00:32:07It's going to be all right.

00:32:09Where's Beatrice?

00:32:10How should I know?

00:32:12She came here to meet you.

00:32:13I figured to cancel the post-nuptial agreement?

00:32:15Yes.

00:32:16And I gave her the cancellation contract

00:32:18and then she just disappeared.

00:32:20You know, Jasmine,

00:32:20I don't think it's wise

00:32:21to cancel an agreement

00:32:23that's protecting your assets.

00:32:25Your opinion means nothing to me, Mother.

00:32:28This is the Belmont family name at stake.

00:32:30Of course, my opinion matters.

00:32:32Jasmine, please,

00:32:34just think about marrying Madeline Fairfax.

00:32:38I'm not marrying Madeline.

00:32:40She's just entertainment.

00:32:42And her family still has some use to me.

00:32:44What if Beatrice finds out about your affair?

00:32:48Then I'll leave Madeline.

00:32:50I'm not going to end my marriage

00:32:51with someone who just offers me simple pleasures.

00:32:54Stop trying to get Beatrice to divorce me.

00:32:57Or else I'll tell everyone

00:32:58that Beatrice is my wife.

00:33:02That would ruin our relationship

00:33:04with the Fairfax family.

00:33:05Fairfax family needs no importance to me

00:33:07if it means losing Beatrice.

00:33:09There are so many other companies out there

00:33:10that I can partner with,

00:33:11but there's only one Beatrice.

00:33:13Do you understand?

00:33:14This is the last time I'm telling you.

00:33:18I will not stand for this.

00:33:20Beatrice is not a fit wife

00:33:22and you will not stay married to her.

00:33:27If I don't stay married to that woman,

00:33:29I will tell Colin,

00:33:30I will tell everyone on this stack

00:33:32that you no longer reside on the Belmont Estates.

00:33:35I'll put you in a fucking retirement home.

00:33:37Are we clear?

00:33:39Think about it.

00:33:42I'm not having this conversation with you again.

00:33:44You've already signed the divorce, Desmond.

00:33:52You might not care about my opinion,

00:33:53but this is happening whether you like it or not.

00:33:58Her vitals are stable.

00:33:59The drug was just a sedative,

00:34:01so there is no long-term damages.

00:34:03Of course.

00:34:07Good.

00:34:08You're awake.

00:34:09Yeah.

00:34:11Hi.

00:34:12You're in the hospital.

00:34:12Do you remember what happened?

00:34:16Yeah.

00:34:18The hotel.

00:34:19I thought those guys were going to kill me

00:34:21and you saved me.

00:34:23I don't...

00:34:23I don't know how I could ever...

00:34:24That's not necessary.

00:34:26You're alive and that's all that matters.

00:34:30However, I thought you should know

00:34:31that the armed men said that they were hired

00:34:32by someone associated with the Belmont family.

00:34:34I have the records.

00:34:36Let me know if you want to press charges.

00:34:38Someone involved with Desmond?

00:34:41Also, you should come in an interview.

00:34:44You want to be my secretary, right?

00:34:46Really?

00:34:49Thank God, Beatrice, you're okay.

00:34:51Mr. Crowley,

00:34:56what are you doing here?

00:34:58Beatrice and I had a meeting.

00:35:00I was the one who found her.

00:35:01Beatrice?

00:35:02You guys are on a first-name basis?

00:35:09Here's my number.

00:35:09Go ahead and reach out to me directly

00:35:16once you've made your decision.

00:35:30What happened?

00:35:31I was attacked.

00:35:35I'm going to make sure you find them.

00:35:36I will.

00:35:36I've already contacted hotel security

00:35:38to get the surveillance footage.

00:35:39I'm not going to let him get away.

00:35:41Funny, because someone close to you

00:35:43hired those men to begin with.

00:35:48Desmond, wait.

00:35:48Desmond, she's not leaving.

00:35:50Where are we going?

00:35:51Home.

00:35:52Desmond, stop!

00:36:03Did you get the security footage?

00:36:05Yes, but unfortunately,

00:36:06the cameras from the floor she was taken to

00:36:07were turned off before the incident occurred.

00:36:09We weren't able to see anything.

00:36:10The attackers are thorough.

00:36:12How would you like us to proceed, Mr. Thamont?

00:36:14Don't bother with anything.

00:36:15Beatrice will recover,

00:36:16and then this whole thing will just blow over.

00:36:18Understood.

00:36:19Anything else?

00:36:20Yeah.

00:36:20I need you to fire Madeline Fairfax tomorrow.

00:36:23The whole thing is becoming a hassle.

00:36:29Where's the rest of the footage?

00:36:31Those guys should have bruised her up pretty badly.

00:36:33It barely said anything.

00:36:35I wonder if they actually killed her.

00:36:36That would be the best case scenario,

00:36:38and I wouldn't have to deal with her annoying antics anymore.

00:36:40Um, hello?

00:36:48I don't see any work being done.

00:36:50It's 12.30.

00:36:52It's lunchtime.

00:36:54I don't care.

00:36:55Let's go.

00:36:55Cha-cha!

00:36:56You can't force us to work through lunch.

00:36:57That's illegal.

00:36:58Yes, I can.

00:36:59I'm the project manager now,

00:37:01so you have to do what I say.

00:37:01No, they don't.

00:37:04Madeline Fairfax,

00:37:04you are no longer employed.

00:37:06I'll send the crew,

00:37:06please meet in the office immediately.

00:37:08What are you talking about?

00:37:09Of course I am.

00:37:10I replaced Beatrice,

00:37:12so I'm in charge now.

00:37:14Desmond gave me the job himself.

00:37:15And now he's taking it away.

00:37:17You're no longer welcome.

00:37:18I'll send the crew property.

00:37:19Your privilege is a man vote.

00:37:23Excuse me?

00:37:24You can't do that!

00:37:25Yeah, I can.

00:37:26This gentleman will escort you.

00:37:28Whatever.

00:37:29Now that Beatrice is gone,

00:37:30then a Belmont can finally announce

00:37:32my engagement to Desmond.

00:37:33Her charity bank will be

00:37:34the perfect occasion.

00:37:35I'll make sure Desmond returns

00:37:36as my date,

00:37:37so the whole community knows

00:37:38that I am the future of Mrs. Belmont.

00:37:49I can't remember the last time

00:37:51you made me pancakes.

00:37:52Beat up.

00:37:53You need to regain your strength.

00:37:55How are you feeling?

00:37:57Do I need to call the doctor?

00:37:58We can get an at-home visit going.

00:37:59No, I am perfectly fine.

00:38:02Okay.

00:38:04Just so you know,

00:38:04I did call off work this entire week.

00:38:07That way I can be here for you

00:38:08whenever you need me.

00:38:09What's the point of acting

00:38:10like you're in love with me now?

00:38:12It's too late, doesn't it?

00:38:14That's okay.

00:38:15You don't have to do that.

00:38:16Like I said, I'm fine.

00:38:18I want to.

00:38:19I'm your husband.

00:38:20I care about you.

00:38:21I was thinking

00:38:24maybe

00:38:25after you recover

00:38:27you start trying for a baby.

00:38:32We're both home.

00:38:33I think it would be the perfect time.

00:38:35And you think...

00:38:35Once upon a time,

00:38:42all I ever wanted

00:38:42was to have a baby with him.

00:38:44But now,

00:38:45it would be my worst nightmare.

00:38:47I'm not ready for a baby.

00:38:49I'm not.

00:38:50Violet and I

00:38:50were planning a trip to Paris.

00:38:51I want to travel.

00:38:52I want to be alone

00:38:53for a little while

00:38:54first.

00:38:55Oh,

00:38:55okay.

00:38:58The process takes nine months.

00:39:01We can start now.

00:39:02And then you have

00:39:02all the time in the world

00:39:03to travel before

00:39:04the baby's born.

00:39:06It's important

00:39:06that the Belmont family

00:39:07has an heir.

00:39:08We can even

00:39:09get started right now.

00:39:11What were we?

00:39:28Why didn't you answer her call?

00:39:30I already told you.

00:39:32I'm not going into work this week.

00:39:33Roland will handle

00:39:33any office concerns.

00:39:35You know?

00:39:36What about home?

00:39:36Why don't we call

00:39:37the designer?

00:39:38Convert one of the bedrooms

00:39:39into a nursery.

00:39:40You know,

00:39:42I'm getting a headache.

00:39:44I should go away now.

00:39:45You should make sure

00:39:46your employees know

00:39:47when you're out of office.

00:39:55Roland already

00:39:56terminated your position.

00:39:57What do you want?

00:39:57Desmond.

00:39:58Hi.

00:39:59Madeline,

00:40:00I don't have time for this.

00:40:02If you have anything,

00:40:03just have Roland handle it.

00:40:05I'm busy.

00:40:05Wait.

00:40:06I left the company

00:40:07like you requested,

00:40:08but perhaps we could see

00:40:10each other one last time

00:40:10to say goodbye.

00:40:12I think you owe me that

00:40:13at least.

00:40:15Fine.

00:40:16When?

00:40:17This weekend.

00:40:19Your mother's host

00:40:19for new charity banquet.

00:40:21We can go together.

00:40:22All right.

00:40:23I'll be there.

00:40:25But Madeline,

00:40:25don't try anything funny.

00:40:28I have one line.

00:40:29Don't cross it.

00:40:32Now everyone will finally

00:40:34know we're getting engaged,

00:40:35Desmond.

00:40:35This is insane,

00:40:40Beatrice.

00:40:40Mm-hmm.

00:40:41I mean,

00:40:41I'm glad you're okay now,

00:40:43but who do you think

00:40:44was behind this?

00:40:45I have my suspicions.

00:40:47Okay,

00:40:47I can't prove it,

00:40:48but I think

00:40:50it was

00:40:50Madeline Fairfax.

00:40:52Madeline Fairfax.

00:40:54That reminds me.

00:40:55Desmond is supposed to be

00:40:56at Madame Belmont's

00:40:57charity gala this weekend.

00:40:58Yeah.

00:40:59I mean,

00:40:59this is Madame Gala.

00:41:00I'm sure you'd be there.

00:41:01Yes.

00:41:02Madame Belmont

00:41:03is planning to announce

00:41:04Desmond's engagement

00:41:05to Madeline Fairfax.

00:41:06I actually think

00:41:07it makes a lot of sense

00:41:08if Madeline is the one

00:41:09behind your attack.

00:41:10She wants to get rid of you

00:41:11once and for all.

00:41:13Wait,

00:41:13how do you know all of that?

00:41:15She sent invitations out.

00:41:19Wow.

00:41:21They're going perfect.

00:41:25This is actually perfect.

00:41:26I think I'm going to pay

00:41:30my husband

00:41:30a visit

00:41:32to his engagement party.

00:41:33I'm going to need your help.

00:41:35Of course.

00:41:43Yes?

00:41:45You look nice.

00:41:48This is for my mother's

00:41:49charity banquet.

00:41:50Oh.

00:41:53I didn't realize

00:41:54she was hosting an event today.

00:41:55Yes.

00:41:56Are you going to bring a date?

00:42:01No.

00:42:03I'd only want to attend

00:42:04the event with you,

00:42:05but I figured it'd be best

00:42:06if you stayed home

00:42:07to recover for a little bit

00:42:08while longer.

00:42:09More lies.

00:42:14Well,

00:42:14I appreciate your concern.

00:42:20You'll be okay tonight

00:42:21while I'm gone?

00:42:24Of course.

00:42:25We'll get some sleep,

00:42:25some actual rest.

00:42:26You need it.

00:42:27Don't wait up for me.

00:42:31One day you'll understand.

00:42:33I wasn't waiting.

00:42:34No,

00:42:34I was learning to live without you.

00:42:37And now,

00:42:37I don't need you.

00:42:39I never did.

00:42:40lovely to see you again.

00:42:45This is quite the turnout,

00:42:47Madeline.

00:42:48It really is.

00:42:57That's Mr. Belmont

00:42:58and Miss Fairfax.

00:43:00They make such a beautiful couple.

00:43:01I heard their engagement

00:43:02I heard their engagement

00:43:02is being formally

00:43:04announced tonight.

00:43:06Madeline,

00:43:07always a pleasure

00:43:07to see you.

00:43:11You look stunning.

00:43:12Oh,

00:43:13thank you,

00:43:13Madam Belmont.

00:43:14Anything for this

00:43:15fantastic gala

00:43:16you've arranged?

00:43:17Jasmine,

00:43:18you look passionate.

00:43:20Madeline,

00:43:21could I have a quick word

00:43:22privately with you?

00:43:23I want to talk about

00:43:24some of the jewelry

00:43:25that's up for auction.

00:43:25Of course.

00:43:31Beatrice never returned

00:43:32with her finalized

00:43:33breakup agreement.

00:43:34Have you been in contact

00:43:35with her?

00:43:38Madam Belmont

00:43:39doesn't know about

00:43:39my stuff with those attackers.

00:43:41And I almost had

00:43:41that bitch killed.

00:43:45Yes.

00:43:46She contacted me.

00:43:47She signed it earlier today.

00:43:48Oh,

00:43:48that's wonderful.

00:43:49I'm so looking forward

00:43:50to having you

00:43:51as my daughter-in-law.

00:43:52You're so reliable.

00:43:53Thank you,

00:43:54Madam Belmont.

00:43:54I try my best.

00:43:55Please,

00:43:56we're about to be family.

00:43:57No need to stand

00:43:58on formalities.

00:43:59Call me Autumn

00:43:59or Mom if you prefer.

00:44:01Okay,

00:44:02Mom it is then.

00:44:09Jasmine?

00:44:10What do you think?

00:44:11The diamond ring

00:44:12by Mrs. Nelson

00:44:12is stunning.

00:44:14But the emeralds

00:44:14from Mrs. Smith,

00:44:15they're so unique.

00:44:16They both sound fine.

00:44:17Oh,

00:44:17what about this one?

00:44:18A one-of-a-kind

00:44:19diamond necklace.

00:44:20Wow.

00:44:21It says the diamonds

00:44:21were hand-picked

00:44:22by the original owner.

00:44:25This is Beatrice's necklace.

00:44:32The one I just gave her.

00:44:34And those are her pink diamonds

00:44:35from our anniversary.

00:44:36And

00:44:36her wedding ring.

00:44:38She sold them all.

00:44:39That's why she wasn't

00:44:40wearing her wedding ring.

00:44:41You guys enjoy the rest

00:44:42of the gala.

00:44:42That's something important

00:44:43I need to take care of.

00:44:44Okay, what?

00:44:45You can't meet now.

00:44:46This is an important night

00:44:47for us.

00:44:47For us?

00:44:48What are you talking about?

00:44:50Everyone,

00:44:51thank you so much

00:44:51for coming here today.

00:44:53I have a fantastic announcement

00:44:54before the auction.

00:44:58My son,

00:45:00Desmond Belmont,

00:45:01is engaged

00:45:02to Miss Madeline Fairfax

00:45:04of the Fairfax family.

00:45:06Yes,

00:45:06thank you.

00:45:10This is fantastic,

00:45:11Nehru.

00:45:11They make the perfect couple.

00:45:13And

00:45:14I

00:45:14will personally

00:45:15be bidding

00:45:16on the most expensive

00:45:18piece of jewelry

00:45:18to offer Madeline

00:45:19as a wedding gift.

00:45:21I'm not

00:45:21marrying Madeline Fairfax.

00:45:26Desmond, honey,

00:45:27we can talk about this.

00:45:28No,

00:45:28no,

00:45:29we can't.

00:45:43Isn't that Desmond's

00:45:52ex-girlfriend?

00:45:52What is she doing here?

00:45:54Do you think

00:45:54she's here to make a scene?

00:45:56She's just going to

00:45:57embarrass herself.

00:45:58Desmond and Madeline

00:45:58already announced

00:45:59their engagement.

00:46:00There's nothing she can do.

00:46:01What is this bitch

00:46:02doing here?

00:46:08Desmond and I

00:46:08are getting engaged,

00:46:10so why don't you

00:46:10quit bothering us

00:46:11and leave us alone?

00:46:12Shut your mouth.

00:46:14We're not.

00:46:14We're not getting engaged.

00:46:19Let go.

00:46:19Desmond, honey,

00:46:20let's talk about this later.

00:46:21No!

00:46:22Desmond,

00:46:22do not embarrass Madeline

00:46:23for this woman.

00:46:24Hey,

00:46:25why don't you just

00:46:25escort her out

00:46:26and then we can

00:46:26continue the engagement party.

00:46:27This is not

00:46:28the engagement party!

00:46:30It's not!

00:46:34What if she's here

00:46:34to reveal her marriage?

00:46:36I have to get her out

00:46:37before she says anything.

00:46:39Beatrice,

00:46:39you need to leave.

00:46:40This is a

00:46:41charity event?

00:46:42And you are

00:46:43causing a scene.

00:46:45Hey,

00:46:46let's go home.

00:46:47Let's talk about this

00:46:48at home.

00:46:49Are you planning

00:46:50to take another wife,

00:46:52Desmond?

00:46:53You know,

00:46:53bigamy is illegal

00:46:54in all 50 states,

00:46:56right?

00:46:56She's lying.

00:47:04Desmond's never been married

00:47:05before there was

00:47:06no wedding or anything.

00:47:07She is just

00:47:07a jealous ex-girlfriend.

00:47:09The Belmont family

00:47:10would never let Desmond

00:47:11marry someone

00:47:11of her kind.

00:47:13You're shameless!

00:47:14Desmond is marrying me,

00:47:16okay?

00:47:16Me!

00:47:17He would never go

00:47:17for someone like you.

00:47:18You're not even worth

00:47:19the shoes on his feet.

00:47:21Shut up!

00:47:23Madeline,

00:47:23don't bother

00:47:24arguing with her.

00:47:25Beatrice is not worth it.

00:47:26No, no, no, no.

00:47:26Don't stop her now.

00:47:28She clearly has a lot to say.

00:47:29Let her get it off her chest,

00:47:29yeah?

00:47:30How dare you come

00:47:31to my charity gala

00:47:32and cause a scene like this?

00:47:33You and your family

00:47:34are shameless!

00:47:35Shameless

00:47:36is announcing an engagement

00:47:37for a man

00:47:38who's not even

00:47:38on the market.

00:47:39That is shameless.

00:47:40Enough!

00:47:41You say one more word

00:47:42and I will make sure

00:47:43that you don't see

00:47:44that dime of your break-up fee.

00:47:46What break-up fee?

00:47:51Madame Belmont

00:47:52must have paid her

00:47:53to break up with Desmond.

00:47:54She's shameless.

00:47:55Asking for more money

00:47:56after she's already been paid?

00:47:58She's trying to extort

00:47:58the Belmont family.

00:47:59What break-up fee?

00:48:00Calm down.

00:48:02Look, I'm sure

00:48:02that Miss Lawson

00:48:03just came here

00:48:03to cause a commotion,

00:48:04so we should be

00:48:05gearing our anger

00:48:05towards her

00:48:06and not towards

00:48:07Madame Belmont.

00:48:08Uh, no, no.

00:48:08I did not do anything wrong.

00:48:09You shouldn't be mad at me.

00:48:11Miss Fairfax here

00:48:12is one who's engaged

00:48:13to my husband.

00:48:14Husband?

00:48:15She must be crazy.

00:48:16Your husband?

00:48:18You're delusional.

00:48:19You're just a clingy

00:48:19ex-girlfriend.

00:48:20I am the only one

00:48:21getting to marry Desmond.

00:48:22You do love

00:48:24my sloppy seconds, huh?

00:48:25You're insane.

00:48:27Being his ex-girlfriend

00:48:27does not mean

00:48:28you're married.

00:48:29You mean I'm married

00:48:29a certificate to be married?

00:48:30But you wouldn't know that

00:48:31because you are

00:48:31so uncultured.

00:48:32Can I?

00:48:42read it.

00:48:47No.

00:48:49No.

00:48:50No, no, no, no, no, no.

00:48:50This can't be true.

00:48:51Since Miss Fairfax

00:48:52seems to have lost her voice,

00:48:54let me fill you all in.

00:48:55This is a marriage certificate.

00:48:57Desmond and I

00:48:57have been married

00:48:58for ten years.

00:49:00Which means

00:49:04Desmond cheated on me.

00:49:08Miss Fairfax

00:49:08seduced a married man

00:49:10and my mother-in-law

00:49:11had the guts

00:49:12to flaunt their

00:49:13illicit engagement

00:49:14right here

00:49:14at a charity gala.

00:49:16What did I say before?

00:49:18Right.

00:49:18Bigamy

00:49:19is illegal.

00:49:21You knew about this.

00:49:25You knew Desmond was married

00:49:26and you pushed

00:49:27for an engagement

00:49:27to my daughter.

00:49:28Madam Fairfax,

00:49:29Desmond and Beatrice

00:49:30are getting divorced

00:49:31soon.

00:49:33Madeline is

00:49:33a much better fit

00:49:35for him.

00:49:35I just,

00:49:36I wanted to hurry

00:49:37things along.

00:49:37At the expense

00:49:38of my daughter?

00:49:40What will everyone

00:49:41think when news

00:49:41of this disaster

00:49:42gets around?

00:49:44She's right.

00:49:46Madam Belmont

00:49:46should have waited

00:49:47until the divorce

00:49:47was finalized.

00:49:48She knew Desmond

00:49:49was married

00:49:49and still had the nerve

00:49:50to announce

00:49:50a new engagement.

00:49:51Desmond,

00:49:52how do I hear from you?

00:49:53Are you really married

00:49:54to her?

00:49:55Yes, yes, yes!

00:49:56I'm fucking married!

00:49:57I've been married

00:49:57for the last

00:49:5810 years

00:50:00to my first love

00:50:03to my last love.

00:50:08Did y'all hear that?

00:50:11Beatrice Lawson

00:50:12is my wife.

00:50:13Are you happy now?

00:50:34Let's go home.

00:50:37Talk about all of this.

00:50:40Oh, Desmond.

00:50:41Did I forget

00:50:42to mention?

00:50:45We're already

00:50:46divorced.

00:50:50We're not.

00:50:51Don't say that.

00:50:53Do you think

00:50:54I only recently

00:50:55found out

00:50:55about you, Jeanne?

00:50:56No.

00:50:57I've known

00:50:57for a long

00:50:58time.

00:51:00All those work

00:51:00trips,

00:51:01those late nights

00:51:02at the office.

00:51:03Come on,

00:51:04you were never

00:51:04subtle.

00:51:05You flaunted

00:51:06her like she

00:51:07was some sort

00:51:08of pride

00:51:08while you just

00:51:09tied me down,

00:51:10refusing to get

00:51:11a divorce from me.

00:51:13Do you have any

00:51:13idea what that

00:51:14felt like?

00:51:16It felt like

00:51:17a knife was being

00:51:18drawn into my chest

00:51:19over and over

00:51:21again.

00:51:21But somehow,

00:51:22my heart

00:51:23kept beating,

00:51:24kept loving you

00:51:25through every

00:51:26lie.

00:51:28Not anymore.

00:51:28that ends today.

00:51:35I'm refusing

00:51:36to get a divorce.

00:51:37Do you have

00:51:37any idea

00:51:38what that felt like?

00:51:39She's brave.

00:51:40That's my girl.

00:51:41Yes, she is, sir.

00:51:43Let's go check out

00:51:43the live show.

00:51:47Madeline, honey,

00:51:48let's go.

00:51:48This is

00:51:49another embarrassment

00:51:49already.

00:51:50No!

00:51:51They are getting

00:51:51divorced.

00:51:52We can still be

00:51:52together.

00:51:54Wow, Beatrice.

00:51:55That was a sad,

00:51:56pitiful story,

00:51:57but since you

00:51:58don't want Desmond,

00:51:59you can go ahead

00:51:59and pack up and

00:52:00leave.

00:52:00Oh, I'm surprised

00:52:01you're still alive

00:52:01after the other

00:52:02night.

00:52:04Other night?

00:52:08What did you do

00:52:09to her?

00:52:13Nothing.

00:52:13I, um,

00:52:14I...

00:52:16Then why

00:52:17did you stay

00:52:18the other night?

00:52:19What did you

00:52:20do to her?

00:52:21So it was her

00:52:22after all.

00:52:23I was right.

00:52:26My friends

00:52:26that you saw me

00:52:27just go to

00:52:27the hotel room

00:52:28to the random

00:52:28men.

00:52:29I don't know

00:52:29what happened.

00:52:30It doesn't kill

00:52:31her.

00:52:31I don't know.

00:52:32Here.

00:52:35I got it.

00:52:36I got it.

00:52:38Thank you,

00:52:40Madeline.

00:52:40Now I have

00:52:41all the proof I need.

00:52:42How'd you get

00:52:42that photo,

00:52:43Madeline?

00:52:44My friends

00:52:44took the picture

00:52:45after she saw you

00:52:46going to the hotel

00:52:47room with those

00:52:47men.

00:52:48But if your friend

00:52:48saw me going to

00:52:50the hotel room,

00:52:50how did she get

00:52:51the picture from

00:52:51inside the hotel

00:52:52room?

00:52:53Unless your friend

00:53:00was one of the

00:53:00attackers in the

00:53:01room with me.

00:53:02The attackers

00:53:03confessed pretty

00:53:03immediately.

00:53:04They just would

00:53:04admit who

00:53:05specifically hired

00:53:06them.

00:53:06All they would

00:53:06say was that

00:53:08it was someone

00:53:09connected to the

00:53:10Belmont family.

00:53:11Since you're the

00:53:12person they sent

00:53:12the picture to,

00:53:13that means you're

00:53:14the one who hired

00:53:14them.

00:53:16Liar!

00:53:17She's lying!

00:53:18I didn't hire

00:53:18anyone!

00:53:19Then how did

00:53:19you get the

00:53:20photo, Madeline?

00:53:22We have all the

00:53:23proof we need.

00:53:23The authorities

00:53:24should be here

00:53:24soon to arrest

00:53:25you.

00:53:25I really, really

00:53:26hope you enjoy

00:53:27jail.

00:53:28You set me up.

00:53:29You must have

00:53:30done something to

00:53:31you.

00:53:31You couldn't have

00:53:31fought three men

00:53:32off by yourself.

00:53:33No, no, you're

00:53:33right.

00:53:34I was drugged

00:53:35and I was tied

00:53:36up.

00:53:36Thankfully, someone

00:53:38rescued me.

00:53:39Someone saved

00:53:40you?

00:53:41Where's your

00:53:41knight and

00:53:41shining army now?

00:53:42Huh?

00:53:43You're a liar.

00:53:43Nobody saved

00:53:44you.

00:53:45I did.

00:53:47I did.

00:54:10I saw what

00:54:11you did back

00:54:11there.

00:54:12It was pretty

00:54:13cool.

00:54:15Beatrice, it's

00:54:15so good to see

00:54:16you.

00:54:16Oh my God,

00:54:17that's Damien

00:54:18Crowley.

00:54:18What is he

00:54:19doing here?

00:54:20And it looks

00:54:20like he's

00:54:21really close to

00:54:22the office

00:54:22lawsuit.

00:54:22I heard he

00:54:23never attends

00:54:24formal events

00:54:24like this.

00:54:25So is he

00:54:25here just for

00:54:26Beatrice?

00:54:27I can't

00:54:28believe it.

00:54:29She's married

00:54:29to Desmond

00:54:30and close to

00:54:31Damien, the

00:54:32two richest

00:54:32men in L.A.?

00:54:34Mr. Crowley.

00:54:35Well, I thought

00:54:36we were on a

00:54:36first name basis

00:54:37after what

00:54:37happened last

00:54:37night.

00:54:38Just call

00:54:38me Damien.

00:54:40I was just

00:54:40having dinner

00:54:40next door and

00:54:41I heard some

00:54:41commotion.

00:54:42Figured I'd

00:54:42drop by.

00:54:43I hope you

00:54:43don't mind

00:54:43if I crash

00:54:46your fault.

00:54:47Besides, I feel

00:54:48like I could be

00:54:48of assistance

00:54:49here.

00:54:49You see, I was

00:54:50there the night

00:54:50of the attack.

00:54:51Ms. Lawson was

00:54:51taken by two

00:54:52assailants into

00:54:52a hotel room.

00:54:53Luckily, we got

00:54:54there in time

00:54:54before the situation

00:54:55escalated any

00:54:56further.

00:54:56It's true.

00:54:57Mr. Crowley

00:54:58intervened.

00:54:58Ms. Lawson was

00:54:59unharmed except

00:55:00for injuries to

00:55:00her wrist.

00:55:02How if Damien

00:55:03Crowley happened

00:55:04to be at the

00:55:04hotel at the

00:55:04right time,

00:55:05the rest of

00:55:05Beatrice,

00:55:06what makes

00:55:06her so lucky?

00:55:07So now that

00:55:08that's settled,

00:55:08I would like

00:55:09to speak to you

00:55:09in private.

00:55:13I have a

00:55:13proposal for you.

00:55:16Thank you truly

00:55:18for saving my

00:55:19life.

00:55:20Unfortunately,

00:55:21she's not going

00:55:22anywhere with you

00:55:23privately.

00:55:28That's for her

00:55:29to decide.

00:55:33You have no

00:55:34right to thank

00:55:35anyone on my

00:55:35behalf.

00:55:37I was serious

00:55:37about the divorce.

00:55:38You made your

00:55:39choice.

00:55:39I'm just making

00:55:39it official.

00:55:40Beatrice.

00:55:42Our marriage

00:55:42is over.

00:55:43You don't mean

00:55:44that.

00:55:45I love you.

00:55:46love is

00:55:49sacred.

00:55:51I don't get

00:55:51to use those

00:55:51words to me.

00:55:53Now go be a

00:55:53good little son

00:55:54like your mom

00:55:54always wanted.

00:55:56Go marry

00:55:56Madeline.

00:56:02Madeline Fairfax,

00:56:03Madame Belmont,

00:56:04I'm placing you

00:56:04both under arrest.

00:56:06You have the

00:56:06right to remain

00:56:06silent.

00:56:11No!

00:56:12You have the

00:56:12right!

00:56:12You can't do this!

00:56:13Madeline,

00:56:14I'll contact the

00:56:14lawyer.

00:56:15Don't be afraid.

00:56:16We will get you

00:56:17out of this.

00:56:17Madeline did

00:56:18everything.

00:56:18I had nothing

00:56:19to do with that.

00:56:20Ma'am,

00:56:20Miss Lawson was

00:56:21seen at the

00:56:21hotel meeting

00:56:22with you.

00:56:22Now we believe

00:56:23you're an

00:56:23accomplice and

00:56:24we will be

00:56:25looking into

00:56:25this further.

00:56:26Let's go,

00:56:26guys.

00:56:26Get it out of

00:56:27here.

00:56:27No!

00:56:29Esmond,

00:56:30you're not

00:56:30seriously choosing

00:56:31this life

00:56:32over your

00:56:32mother.

00:56:33I'm your

00:56:33mother.

00:56:34You can't

00:56:34do this to

00:56:34me.

00:56:35I can't let

00:56:36my own mother

00:56:36go to jail.

00:56:37I'm going to

00:56:37fix that

00:56:38and then we'll

00:56:38talk.

00:56:39We'll talk.

00:56:45Now that

00:56:46that's done,

00:56:46and since we're

00:56:47already here,

00:56:47can I buy you

00:56:48a drink?

00:56:53It's a strong

00:56:53drink for a

00:56:54girl.

00:56:55Strong

00:56:56women deserve

00:56:57a strong

00:56:58drink.

00:57:00Cheers.

00:57:02I need to

00:57:02victory tonight.

00:57:08So,

00:57:08what did you

00:57:10want to speak

00:57:10with me about?

00:57:11I was just

00:57:11wondering if you

00:57:12were still

00:57:12interested in

00:57:12being my

00:57:13secretary.

00:57:13Really?

00:57:15I thought my

00:57:16outfit choices

00:57:17weren't up to

00:57:17your standards.

00:57:18That's not

00:57:18what I meant.

00:57:20What did

00:57:20you mean?

00:57:21I just meant

00:57:22that you should

00:57:24only dress like

00:57:25that for me.

00:57:28Never mind.

00:57:29It's all about

00:57:29the job.

00:57:30Your base

00:57:30salary is going

00:57:31to start at

00:57:31$400,000.

00:57:31And then

00:57:32when you

00:57:32get a bonus

00:57:33of $100,000,

00:57:33bring your

00:57:34total to $500,000.

00:57:35Plus,

00:57:35I'm going to

00:57:35offer you

00:57:36stock options.

00:57:36So,

00:57:37if you stay

00:57:37with the

00:57:37company for

00:57:38the first

00:57:38three years,

00:57:39your total

00:57:39compensation is

00:57:40going to be

00:57:40$1 million.

00:57:41Over $1 million.

00:57:44That's a

00:57:44very generous

00:57:45offer,

00:57:46Mr. Crowley.

00:57:48Damn,

00:57:48yeah.

00:57:49Sorry.

00:57:51Can't call you

00:57:51that.

00:57:54Why?

00:57:55Because

00:57:55from now on,

00:57:56you're my

00:57:56boss.

00:57:57Okay.

00:58:08How about in the

00:58:09office,

00:58:09you call me

00:58:10Mr. Crowley,

00:58:10but in private.

00:58:13You call me

00:58:13Damien.

00:58:15Is he

00:58:15flirting with me?

00:58:19You got it,

00:58:21boss.

00:58:23Great.

00:58:24And since we live

00:58:25in the same

00:58:25building,

00:58:25how about I

00:58:25give you

00:58:26a ride home

00:58:26time?

00:58:34I'm sorry

00:58:35about all

00:58:36of this,

00:58:37Desmond.

00:58:37I should

00:58:38never have

00:58:39tried to

00:58:39get you

00:58:39to marry

00:58:40Madeline.

00:58:40I didn't

00:58:41know she

00:58:41was capable

00:58:42of something

00:58:43so vile.

00:58:44Clearly,

00:58:44she's not

00:58:45fit for the

00:58:45Belmont family

00:58:46after all.

00:58:47And the way

00:58:47she tried

00:58:48to throw me

00:58:48under the

00:58:49bus at the

00:58:49police station,

00:58:50seeing it

00:58:51was my

00:58:51idea to

00:58:52hire those

00:58:53men to

00:58:54assault

00:58:54Beatrice?

00:58:55What a

00:58:55wicked

00:58:55accusation

00:58:56to make.

00:58:58You

00:58:58should

00:58:59relax.

00:59:00Tomorrow,

00:59:01we will

00:59:01start the

00:59:02search for

00:59:02a suitable

00:59:03wife for

00:59:03you once

00:59:03we get

00:59:04all this

00:59:04nonsense

00:59:05with

00:59:05Beatrice

00:59:05sorted.

00:59:05You

00:59:06didn't

00:59:06seem to

00:59:06understand

00:59:07me

00:59:07before,

00:59:08mother.

00:59:12Beatrice

00:59:12and I

00:59:13are not

00:59:13getting

00:59:14divorced.

00:59:16But,

00:59:17son,

00:59:17you already

00:59:19are.

00:59:19Then we'll

00:59:19get remarried.

00:59:21you can

00:59:22have any

00:59:22woman you

00:59:23want.

00:59:24Why her?

00:59:25I had

00:59:25one line,

00:59:26mother,

00:59:27and you

00:59:28crossed it.

00:59:29Therefore,

00:59:30first thing in the

00:59:31morning tomorrow,

00:59:31you'll be moving

00:59:32into the retirement

00:59:33home I mentioned.

00:59:34What?

00:59:34You have

00:59:35tonight to pack

00:59:35your things,

00:59:36and Colin will

00:59:37have a car ready

00:59:37for you in the

00:59:38morning.

00:59:38I'm your mother.

00:59:39You can't do

00:59:40this to me.

00:59:40Because you're

00:59:41my mother,

00:59:41you're not

00:59:42in jail.

00:59:45Beatrice is my

00:59:47wife.

00:59:48Till death

00:59:49do us part.

00:59:53Quincy,

00:59:54congrats on

00:59:55the new job.

00:59:56I for real

00:59:56think Damien

00:59:57has the hots

00:59:57for you.

00:59:58He does not.

00:59:59He's my

00:59:59buff.

01:00:00Okay,

01:00:01but he showed

01:00:01up at the

01:00:02gala just

01:00:02for you,

01:00:03took you

01:00:03for drinks

01:00:04after,

01:00:04and then

01:00:05offered you

01:00:05a huge

01:00:06compensation

01:00:07package in

01:00:07person when

01:00:08he's the

01:00:09CEO.

01:00:09Girl,

01:00:10just marry

01:00:11him already.

01:00:12Okay,

01:00:13I clearly

01:00:13remember someone

01:00:14saying he's

01:00:15an asshole.

01:00:16Hey,

01:00:16people can

01:00:17change.

01:00:18Besides,

01:00:18he's so hot

01:00:19and you're

01:00:20single.

01:00:22Girl.

01:00:24So,

01:00:25okay,

01:00:25Cory's calling

01:00:26me.

01:00:28Hello?

01:00:29Miss Lawson,

01:00:29good morning.

01:00:30I realize

01:00:31your first day

01:00:32for business

01:00:32until next

01:00:32week.

01:00:33However,

01:00:33if you're

01:00:33available

01:00:34tomorrow,

01:00:35Mr. Crowley

01:00:35would like

01:00:36to take you

01:00:37on emergency

01:00:37business trip.

01:00:38He would

01:00:39greatly

01:00:39appreciate

01:00:40your help.

01:00:42I mean,

01:00:43of course,

01:00:43it's my job

01:00:44after all.

01:00:44Bravo.

01:00:45I'll provide

01:00:45all the details

01:00:46shortly.

01:00:47Okay,

01:00:47thank you.

01:00:49So,

01:00:50I am

01:00:52leaving tomorrow

01:00:52to go on

01:00:53business trip.

01:00:54Okay,

01:00:55we are so

01:00:56packing you

01:00:56matching lingerie

01:00:58and sexy clothes.

01:00:58Mm-hmm.

01:01:09This is

01:01:10the schedule

01:01:10for the next

01:01:10few days.

01:01:12Got it,

01:01:12thank you.

01:01:13Beatrice,

01:01:13what's my agenda

01:01:14for the day?

01:01:14Well,

01:01:15tonight you have

01:01:15cocktails with

01:01:16Mr. Murphy

01:01:16from Quantum

01:01:16Technology

01:01:17at 7,

01:01:18and then tomorrow

01:01:19you have a lunch

01:01:19with Senator

01:01:20Owens,

01:01:20and then you

01:01:21have planned

01:01:21dinner with

01:01:22your executive

01:01:22team.

01:01:23Is all that?

01:01:24Yes,

01:01:25on the plane.

01:01:28What's my agenda

01:01:29for with me?

01:01:30You're just

01:01:30visiting Noble

01:01:31Quest for

01:01:31subsidiary companies

01:01:32getting inspections.

01:01:37All right,

01:01:38I'm gonna go

01:01:38lie down,

01:01:39wake me up

01:01:40at 15,

01:01:40all right?

01:01:41I'll take you

01:01:41guys out

01:01:41for some good

01:01:42food before

01:01:42cocktail hour.

01:01:43Of course.

01:01:46Well,

01:01:46so great

01:01:47to have you here,

01:01:47Beatrice.

01:01:48Normally,

01:01:48the boss

01:01:48would be

01:01:49working us

01:01:49to death,

01:01:49but now

01:01:50he's taking

01:01:50us out

01:01:50for some good

01:01:51food.

01:01:51You've never

01:01:51seen that

01:01:52happen before.

01:01:52I'm sure

01:01:53it's not

01:01:53because of me.

01:01:53but you

01:01:58do need

01:01:58to rest

01:01:58a little

01:01:59too,

01:01:59Miss Lawson.

01:02:00Your room

01:02:00is over

01:02:01there.

01:02:02Get settled

01:02:02in.

01:02:04We'll be

01:02:04back in

01:02:0415.

01:02:08Wait,

01:02:09Damien and I

01:02:09are sharing

01:02:10this week

01:02:10alone?

01:02:19She arrived

01:02:20at the airport

01:02:20this morning,

01:02:21Mr. Belmont.

01:02:21It's unclear

01:02:22where she went,

01:02:22but it seems

01:02:23she traveled

01:02:23with Mr. Crowley.

01:02:25What is he

01:02:26doing with my

01:02:26wife?

01:02:29I'm coming

01:02:30in!

01:02:31Come on!

01:02:35Desmond.

01:02:36Where is she?

01:02:38I don't know

01:02:38what you're

01:02:39talking about.

01:02:39Don't play

01:02:40dumb with me,

01:02:40Violet.

01:02:41Where is Beatrice?

01:02:42I know.

01:02:43I know she went

01:02:43to the airport.

01:02:44So where?

01:02:47Oh,

01:02:48so you're

01:02:48stalking now.

01:02:49You know,

01:02:50this will make

01:02:50great evidence

01:02:51when your divorce

01:02:51is finalized.

01:02:52I'm not getting

01:02:53a divorce.

01:02:54You don't even

01:02:54want to be

01:02:55with her.

01:02:56You're having

01:02:56an affair.

01:02:57Don't torture

01:02:57her any longer.

01:02:58My personal life

01:02:59is none of your

01:03:00concern.

01:03:00No way.

01:03:03Desmond,

01:03:03what are you

01:03:04doing?

01:03:06Stop!

01:03:12If you don't

01:03:13stop,

01:03:13I'm going to

01:03:14call the police

01:03:14right now.

01:03:19What are you

01:03:20doing?

01:03:21Cincinnati?

01:03:22What is she

01:03:23doing there?

01:03:27Desmond!

01:03:31Crap!

01:03:31It's been 15

01:03:41minutes.

01:03:41Time to get

01:03:42up.

01:03:47Please leave

01:03:47your message

01:03:48after the tone.

01:03:48Hey,

01:03:49heads up.

01:03:51I think

01:03:51Desmond's coming

01:03:52to Cincinnati.

01:03:54Mr. Crowley?

01:03:55Okay.

01:04:01I need to

01:04:07wake him.

01:04:08I just was not

01:04:09expecting him

01:04:09to be shirtless.

01:04:11But this is my

01:04:11job.

01:04:12I just,

01:04:12I'll have to

01:04:12get over it.

01:04:13Uh,

01:04:13Mr. Crowley,

01:04:14it's,

01:04:15it's been 15

01:04:15minutes.

01:04:16Wake up.

01:04:19Mr. Crowley?

01:04:21Wake up.

01:04:23Now I see

01:04:23why Killian and

01:04:24Gordon run out

01:04:24of here so quickly.

01:04:26Fuck.

01:04:27Hi, Mr. Crowley.

01:04:32Hey,

01:04:32wake him up.

01:04:42Wake up.

01:04:44Wake up!

01:04:46Wake up!

01:04:51This is just a

01:04:52dream,

01:04:53right?

01:04:57No, no, no, no,

01:05:10no, no, no, no, no,

01:05:10I cannot be

01:05:11kissing my boss.

01:05:12No,

01:05:13on my first day

01:05:13of work,

01:05:14no.

01:05:14Um,

01:05:17it's been 15

01:05:18minutes,

01:05:18Damon.

01:05:19Mr. Crowley?

01:05:20I,

01:05:21I hung up your

01:05:22suit and

01:05:22I'm gonna go

01:05:23get your car

01:05:24now.

01:05:25What just

01:05:28happened?

01:05:29How did that

01:05:29turn into me

01:05:30kissing him?

01:05:31Well,

01:05:31us kissing

01:05:32each other.

01:05:35Are you quite

01:05:35well,

01:05:36Miss Lawson?

01:05:36Your face

01:05:37looks rather

01:05:37red.

01:05:40Yeah,

01:05:40everything's

01:05:40fine.

01:05:40Yeah,

01:05:41everything's

01:05:41fine.

01:05:42I know it

01:05:42can be

01:05:42difficult

01:05:42adjusting

01:05:43to Mr.

01:05:43Crowley's

01:05:43needs,

01:05:44but you'll

01:05:44get used

01:05:44to it.

01:05:45His

01:05:45needs?

01:05:46What is

01:05:46Killian talking

01:05:47about?

01:05:47Oh,

01:05:48God.

01:05:48Beatrice,

01:05:49get your

01:05:49mind out

01:05:50of the

01:05:50gutter.

01:05:51The car

01:05:51is ready,

01:05:51sir.

01:05:52All right.

01:05:54Let's go,

01:05:54guys.

01:05:55let's do

01:05:57it.

01:06:11Mr.

01:06:12Crowley,

01:06:12so glad you

01:06:13can make it.

01:06:14Allow me to

01:06:14introduce you to

01:06:15my niece,

01:06:15Isabelle.

01:06:16I think you'll

01:06:17find you two

01:06:17are very well

01:06:18matched.

01:06:21If Mr.

01:06:22Crowley knew

01:06:22he was gonna be

01:06:22set up tonight,

01:06:23he wouldn't have

01:06:23attended.

01:06:25Oh,

01:06:25why's that?

01:06:25Is he seeing

01:06:26someone?

01:06:26No,

01:06:27he's just not

01:06:27into dating.

01:06:29I understand.

01:06:39If he's not

01:06:41into dating,

01:06:42who is that?

01:06:43Oh,

01:06:44that's Harper.

01:06:44She and Mr.

01:06:45Crowley used to date

01:06:45years ago,

01:06:46but that's over

01:06:46now.

01:06:48Hmm.

01:06:50Anybody want a drink?

01:06:52Yeah.

01:06:52Oh,

01:06:52this is...

01:06:53Really?

01:06:55He's a player, too.

01:07:10Man,

01:07:10they're all the same.

01:07:11Whatever.

01:07:12It was just a mistake.

01:07:13He's my boss.

01:07:14Nothing else.

01:07:15I don't understand.

01:07:16Are you dating her?

01:07:18No.

01:07:19Not yet,

01:07:20but I'm going too soon.

01:07:21I'm working on it.

01:07:22I am so much better,

01:07:23though.

01:07:24But,

01:07:25come to my room

01:07:26and let me remind you

01:07:28how good we were.

01:07:30That's not happening.

01:07:32Kelly's gonna take you home.

01:07:33We were good together.

01:07:35You're not gonna be able

01:07:36to replace me.

01:07:37Just...

01:07:38Yeah.

01:07:38Hey,

01:07:45heads up.

01:07:46I think Desmond's coming

01:07:47to Cincinnati.

01:07:48Why won't you just

01:07:49leave me alone?

01:08:04I know you're not asleep.

01:08:05How'd you know?

01:08:09Because if you're asleep,

01:08:10you'd be in the other room

01:08:11in your actual bed.

01:08:13I was nice to do everything.

01:08:15It's fine.

01:08:17I do.

01:08:21It's late,

01:08:22so I'm gonna

01:08:23hang out to bed.

01:08:24I saw you watching me

01:08:36and Harper.

01:08:38I wasn't.

01:08:39No, I was standing there

01:08:40and then I...

01:08:41I saw you,

01:08:42but...

01:08:43Sorry,

01:08:43I turned away

01:08:43before I saw you.

01:08:45Before you saw me what?

01:08:47Before you kissed her.

01:08:49But you didn't kiss.

01:08:51Okay.

01:08:53You don't believe me?

01:08:54You don't have to lie.

01:08:55I'm used to my ex-husband

01:08:56lying to me all the time.

01:08:57Trust me,

01:08:58the truth is much less painful.

01:08:59I'm telling the truth.

01:09:01Harper and I didn't kiss.

01:09:03I'm not in the business

01:09:03of meditating

01:09:04with my ex-girlfriends.

01:09:05And trust me,

01:09:06I'm nothing

01:09:07like your ex-husband.

01:09:09Oh.

01:09:11When I'm in a relationship,

01:09:13I'm loyal.

01:09:14So are you

01:09:15in a relationship?

01:09:16No.

01:09:18But there is a girl

01:09:18that I like.

01:09:19A girl I don't want to be

01:09:20in a fully committed

01:09:21relationship with.

01:09:22I see.

01:09:28I see it's late.

01:09:29Like I said earlier,

01:09:30um,

01:09:32good night,

01:09:33Mr. Crowley.

01:09:37Good night.

01:09:38Ms. Lawson headed

01:09:47to the factory early

01:09:48to investigate a discrepancy.

01:09:49She should return shortly.

01:09:51Oh.

01:09:52I'm not concerned

01:09:53about that.

01:09:54Oh.

01:10:00Where the hell is my wife?

01:10:02Apologies, sir.

01:10:03I tried to repent

01:10:03from barging here.

01:10:04Your wife?

01:10:05Your wife ain't here.

01:10:06My assistant, however,

01:10:07is on site

01:10:07dealing with a client.

01:10:08She's not your assistant.

01:10:09She's way too overqualified.

01:10:11You're right.

01:10:11She is overqualified

01:10:12and she still accepted the job.

01:10:14I heard her last boss

01:10:15was a bit of a headache.

01:10:16You're going to tell me

01:10:17where my wife is right now.

01:10:18Ah, payroll sends

01:10:2430 paychecks each week,

01:10:25but the manager did say

01:10:26there are only 28 employees

01:10:28on the team.

01:10:29If he's cashing checks

01:10:30under two fake employees,

01:10:31he could be stealing

01:10:32thousands from the company.

01:10:44So,

01:10:45do you guys believe the rumors

01:10:46that this place is haunted?

01:10:48Haunted?

01:10:48Who told you that?

01:10:49Well, the manager.

01:10:51He was giving me a tour earlier

01:10:52and he told me

01:10:52there are two employees

01:10:53who clock in every day

01:10:54that never show up to work.

01:10:56Spooky, right?

01:10:57Are their names

01:10:58Jack and Emily Bates?

01:11:00Yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:11:00That is what he said.

01:11:01Yeah.

01:11:01I've been working here

01:11:02a long time

01:11:03and I've never seen

01:11:04either of them.

01:11:05But every day

01:11:06their time cards are punched.

01:11:08We asked our manager about it.

01:11:10He said to drop it.

01:11:11They haven't said anything since.

01:11:13I see.

01:11:16Everything okay here,

01:11:17Ms. Lawson?

01:11:17Yes, fine.

01:11:19But I would like to meet

01:11:21Jack and Emily Bates.

01:11:23That won't be a problem,

01:11:24will it?

01:11:26Of course.

01:11:26The Bates

01:11:35are in here.

01:11:44Ms. Lawson?

01:11:46I've been waiting for you.

01:11:48Sir,

01:11:53it appears

01:11:55that Ms. Lawson's phone

01:11:55has been disconnected.

01:11:57What do you mean

01:11:58it's been disconnected?

01:11:58Well, call the factory then.

01:11:59Calling now, sir.

01:12:03The line is busy.

01:12:05Yo, what kind of business

01:12:06you run in here, huh?

01:12:07Where is my wife?

01:12:09Jillian, let's go.

01:12:11Which factory?

01:12:12Beatrice!

01:12:17Beatrice!

01:12:19Is it okay

01:12:20if I call you that?

01:12:23I'm glad

01:12:24you paid us

01:12:25a visit today!

01:12:26Ha, ha, ha.

01:12:29I must say,

01:12:30you are

01:12:31a very attractive woman.

01:12:33You've got a lot

01:12:34of fight news, bro.

01:12:35It smells, huh?

01:12:47Huh?

01:12:48It's too bad

01:12:49you kept asking

01:12:49all those questions.

01:12:51Now I'll have to figure out

01:12:52what to do with you.

01:12:53Or

01:12:53how to dispose of you,

01:12:55I should say.

01:12:55Mmm, come on now.

01:13:07We can't have you

01:13:07bruising that pretty

01:13:08skin of yours.

01:13:10So soft.

01:13:13That Mr. Crowley's

01:13:14having the time

01:13:15of his life with you.

01:13:17I wonder if he's

01:13:18willing to share.

01:13:19Oh, stop.

01:13:22Call the factory again.

01:13:23Tell them if they don't tell us

01:13:24Beatrice's whereabouts

01:13:25in the next 15 minutes

01:13:26that I'm closing that place

01:13:26down and firing everyone.

01:13:28I don't look around.

01:13:29The workers will think

01:13:29that's extreme.

01:13:30Well, I don't care.

01:13:31If they don't respect her,

01:13:32they don't respect me.

01:13:33I'm the CEO

01:13:33and I can fire everyone

01:13:35there if I want.

01:13:36Are you sure?

01:13:36We still don't have

01:13:37confirmation his loss

01:13:38and his action missing.

01:13:39Perhaps he was just

01:13:39in the restroom.

01:13:40She was in the restroom

01:13:41and she would have

01:13:42called back by now.

01:13:43I trust my intuition.

01:13:44They tell us where she is

01:13:45or that factory shuts down

01:13:46that's final.

01:13:50So, do you think

01:13:51he's willing to share

01:13:53you with me?

01:13:54Or

01:13:54are you telling me

01:13:56I'm not good enough?

01:13:58Some men really think

01:13:59they can have

01:13:59whatever they want.

01:14:01Disgusting.

01:14:02Could it be that

01:14:03you like CEOs?

01:14:06Well, I can be a CEO too.

01:14:08Once

01:14:09Mr. Crowley

01:14:10is out of the picture.

01:14:15With the money I'm getting

01:14:17from these ghost paychecks,

01:14:19soon I'll have his job.

01:14:20Maybe then

01:14:21I'll be more

01:14:22to your liking.

01:14:25If you agree,

01:14:27you can get out

01:14:28of this life.

01:14:30What do you say?

01:14:32Good girl.

01:14:34What do you say

01:14:38we get this affair

01:14:41started

01:14:42right now?

01:14:48Let's go upstairs.

01:14:50There's a bed

01:14:51in the break room

01:14:52up there

01:14:52that workers

01:14:53use on the night shift.

01:14:55Oh, that perv

01:14:56actually thinks

01:14:56he has a chance.

01:14:58Not today.

01:14:58I will not

01:15:00be taken advantage of.

01:15:17Are you mad?

01:15:19Miss Reed,

01:15:28Mr. Crowley

01:15:28threatened to

01:15:29shut down the factory

01:15:30unless I told him

01:15:31the whereabouts

01:15:31of Mrs. Lawson.

01:15:33Well, where is she?

01:15:34I don't know.

01:15:35I haven't seen her

01:15:36since tour this morning.

01:15:37Why should we be punished

01:15:38because his assistant

01:15:39ran off?

01:15:39Yeah, what's so special

01:15:41about her?

01:15:41This is our livelihoods.

01:15:42We shouldn't be responsible

01:15:43for some woman

01:15:44we don't even know.

01:15:45Miss Reed,

01:15:45you and Mr. Crowley

01:15:47are pretty tight, right?

01:15:48Maybe you could talk to her?

01:15:49Enough!

01:15:50Mr. Crowley will be here

01:15:51any minute

01:15:52and you can ask him

01:15:53your questions directly.

01:15:57Megan!

01:15:58Where the hell's

01:15:58Miss Lawson?

01:16:00I don't know.

01:16:02Which one of you

01:16:03is Daniel Ward?

01:16:04Mr. Crowley,

01:16:05I am.

01:16:06You're the manager here,

01:16:07right?

01:16:07Correct.

01:16:08Then why the hell

01:16:08did my assistant

01:16:09go missing under your watch?

01:16:11I don't know.

01:16:11I gave her a tour this morning

01:16:12and nowhere to be found.

01:16:14Sounds like a pretty good story,

01:16:18but I don't buy it.

01:16:19Where is she?

01:16:20Mr. Crowley,

01:16:21who is this?

01:16:22I don't know.

01:16:23I draw the tour this morning,

01:16:24okay?

01:16:26Where is my wife?

01:16:27You better start talking

01:16:28unless you want.

01:16:29You can die.

01:16:34Do I need to count?

01:16:36Ten seconds.

01:16:37Nine.

01:16:39Eight.

01:16:40Seven.

01:16:41Six.

01:16:41Damien, enough!

01:16:43You can't just have people

01:16:43come in here harassing

01:16:44your employees.

01:16:46These people putting

01:16:46good work for you.

01:16:47Yeah, why are you punishing

01:16:48us over some random woman?

01:16:49What makes you think

01:16:50we even want to work

01:16:51for you after this?

01:16:52You're putting some woman

01:16:52you barely know over

01:16:53people who've worked

01:16:53for you for years.

01:16:55You said you're not

01:16:55into her, yet here you are

01:16:56causing a scene?

01:16:58Why do you care so much

01:16:58about a married woman?

01:17:03Are you involved with her?

01:17:06Harper, just because

01:17:06I don't want to be with you

01:17:07doesn't mean I'm involved

01:17:08with another woman.

01:17:08You want to know

01:17:11why I care so much?

01:17:12It's because she's diligent.

01:17:13She's focused on the details

01:17:14unlike you, who's only

01:17:15focused on my love life.

01:17:17In Beatrice's first day,

01:17:18she's discovered over

01:17:18hundreds of ghost payroll

01:17:19checks.

01:17:20Maybe if you'd been

01:17:21more focused on your job

01:17:22and less on my personal

01:17:23affairs, then you would

01:17:24have caught it and brought

01:17:24it to me sooner.

01:17:26You've barely known her

01:17:27for a day?

01:17:29How do you know

01:17:29she's not lying?

01:17:30Miss Lawson has no reason

01:17:32to lie to me.

01:17:32You don't know that.

01:17:33She's a stranger.

01:17:34You had your associates

01:17:36assault us without any proof

01:17:38that Mrs. Lawson

01:17:39was telling the truth.

01:17:45Who says there's no proof?

01:17:50Oh my God.

01:17:51You're injured.

01:17:51We need to get you

01:17:52to a hospital right now.

01:17:53Oh, no.

01:17:54We got to deal with this first.

01:18:02Oh God,

01:18:03the fall was only one story.

01:18:05Some workers outside help me.

01:18:06But Mr. Ward,

01:18:09if there's something

01:18:10you would like to admit

01:18:11to Mr. Crowley.

01:18:14They meant what?

01:18:15I've been running this factory

01:18:17for years,

01:18:17never had any issues

01:18:18until you showed up.

01:18:19She's accusing us

01:18:20of being liars

01:18:21and trying to ruin

01:18:21our reputations.

01:18:22This is a nice little act,

01:18:27but you can't just show up

01:18:28with all these false accusations

01:18:29just to impress me.

01:18:31I'm not trying to impress anyone.

01:18:33I'm doing my job.

01:18:35Unlike some people here.

01:18:37Cute little...

01:18:38Let Miss Lawson finish

01:18:44what she was about to say

01:18:45unless you don't want

01:18:45to work at this company anymore.

01:18:48Mr. Ward and Mr. Lewis

01:18:50have been cashing

01:18:51ghost paychecks

01:18:52for years,

01:18:54chilling upwards

01:18:54of $500,000.

01:18:57And if you don't believe me,

01:18:59here's the proof.

01:19:01With the money I'm getting

01:19:02from these ghost paychecks,

01:19:05soon I'll have his job.

01:19:19You two will be dealt with.

01:19:30Hey,

01:19:31Beatrice.

01:19:32Listen,

01:19:33what are you doing here?

01:19:35We're divorced.

01:19:36Remember,

01:19:36you signed the paperwork.

01:19:38I'm sorry.

01:19:39It's all my fault.

01:19:40Please,

01:19:41please give me another chance.

01:19:42I swear,

01:19:43I'll do right by you this time.

01:19:45No, you won't.

01:19:46I didn't want to be with her.

01:19:48I always loved you,

01:19:50Beatrice.

01:19:51Just stop.

01:19:52There's nothing you can say

01:19:53that's going to change my mind.

01:19:54Hey,

01:19:54we're getting divorced

01:19:55so both of us can go bond,

01:19:57okay?

01:19:58With who?

01:19:59Damien?

01:20:00It's not like that.

01:20:01I'm his assistant.

01:20:01You could be

01:20:02anyone else's assistant.

01:20:03You can get a job

01:20:04anywhere else.

01:20:06You're leaving it.

01:20:07I'm not quitting that job.

01:20:09I'm not.

01:20:09I happen to like my job.

01:20:10Really?

01:20:11What is he doing here?

01:20:14Yeah.

01:20:15Really.

01:20:16I mean,

01:20:16the work's nice.

01:20:17Change the pace

01:20:17and I get travel.

01:20:19Oh.

01:20:19I could pay

01:20:20for your travels.

01:20:22You don't need

01:20:22to be keeping this job

01:20:23when you can be at home

01:20:24preparing for our family.

01:20:27She's leaving.

01:20:28I don't think that's

01:20:32your decision to make.

01:20:33She got injured

01:20:34on the job

01:20:35working for you.

01:20:36She's not in the right

01:20:36headspace

01:20:37to make her own decisions.

01:20:38Stop speaking for me.

01:20:40I can make my own decisions.

01:20:41I don't need you

01:20:42making them for me,

01:20:43okay?

01:20:43I agree with that.

01:20:46Beatrice,

01:20:46what do you want to do?

01:20:47Keeping my job.

01:20:54That's great.

01:20:56But first,

01:20:56you need to recover,

01:20:57all right?

01:20:58So I'm giving you

01:20:58the next week off.

01:20:59And second thing,

01:21:00you're not going into the field

01:21:01by yourself anymore.

01:21:02I can't have any more

01:21:03mishaps.

01:21:03I'll prepare the private jet

01:21:04for you to come back with us.

01:21:05We came here together

01:21:06on business

01:21:06and we'll be leaving

01:21:07together.

01:21:10Colleen,

01:21:10we'll contact you

01:21:11shortly with details.

01:21:17What the hell was that?

01:21:19You got some nerf

01:21:20flirting with him

01:21:21in front of me.

01:21:22Jasmine,

01:21:23wow,

01:21:23your insecurities

01:21:24are showing

01:21:24just a little bit.

01:21:26Damien's my boss

01:21:26and no matter what you think,

01:21:28I'm not quitting my job.

01:21:30You have no control over me,

01:21:32okay?

01:21:32So stop trying to make me

01:21:34do whatever you want to do.

01:21:34Now, please,

01:21:35will you just leave

01:21:35so I can finally get some rest?

01:21:47Ready to go?

01:21:54She's not going

01:21:55anywhere with you.

01:21:57Yes,

01:21:58I am.

01:22:02You visited her

01:22:03every single day.

01:22:04You expect me to believe

01:22:05that you don't have

01:22:06ulterior motives?

01:22:07Miss Lawson's my client.

01:22:09She got injured

01:22:09on a work-related accident.

01:22:11I take my employees'

01:22:12well-being very seriously.

01:22:13That includes listening

01:22:14to their desires.

01:22:15My wife and I

01:22:17will be leaving here

01:22:18today, together.

01:22:19No, we won't.

01:22:20You're not my husband anymore.

01:22:21Did you forget

01:22:21we got divorced?

01:22:23Honey, honey,

01:22:24we can take my jet,

01:22:26talk about this more

01:22:27at home.

01:22:28I'm not going home with you.

01:22:29I'm not doing that.

01:22:30When are you going to realize

01:22:31it's too late?

01:22:33I don't want to be with you

01:22:34anymore.

01:22:35I will not be forced

01:22:37to stay in a relationship

01:22:38where I'm treated poorly.

01:22:41It's over.

01:22:43Let's go.

01:22:45I don't care

01:22:51what you think.

01:22:53We're not done.

01:22:58It's been five days

01:22:59and I haven't heard

01:23:00anything from Desmond.

01:23:02Well, I suppose

01:23:03he finally understood

01:23:04what I meant

01:23:04when I said it was over.

01:23:05I don't care.

01:23:15Let's go.

01:23:23Desmond, please.

01:23:24We can just go somewhere

01:23:26and talk about this

01:23:26and signalize people inside.

01:23:27No, we can't.

01:23:29You don't listen to me.

01:23:31You just keep insisting

01:23:32that we get divorced.

01:23:33help.

01:23:49Okay, okay.

01:23:50Look, our relationship

01:23:51faded.

01:23:52That's all.

01:23:53All right?

01:23:53I appreciate the years

01:23:54we had together.

01:23:54I do.

01:23:55I do.

01:23:55It's just, it's time.

01:23:56It's time for some of us.

01:23:57Okay?

01:23:58Stop, stop.

01:23:59If you drive right now,

01:24:00you're going to kill us.

01:24:01Please.

01:24:01We have one light

01:24:02and that's it.

01:24:03Please.

01:24:04You're right.

01:24:05We can't die now

01:24:06because in there'd be

01:24:08no, there'd be

01:24:09no Belmont dare.

01:24:10Maybe a child.

01:24:11A child will finally

01:24:12make you love me.

01:24:25I'm sorry.

01:24:26I'm so sorry.

01:24:27Please, please,

01:24:28please forgive me.

01:24:29No.

01:24:31You know what?

01:24:33There's nothing to forgive

01:24:34because we don't have

01:24:36anything anymore.

01:24:40We were in love.

01:24:42But you fell out of love

01:24:46with me.

01:24:47You did.

01:24:48You did.

01:24:49You hurt me.

01:24:51You lied to me.

01:25:00You betrayed our marriage.

01:25:02There's no coming back

01:25:03from that.

01:25:05You will always be

01:25:06the boy I once loved.

01:25:08But from now on,

01:25:10we are strangers.

01:25:12And if you can't

01:25:13accept that,

01:25:14I'll get a restraining order.

01:25:15I will use everything

01:25:16I have to fight you,

01:25:19to get away from you,

01:25:20to hate you.

01:25:21Is that what you want?

01:25:23No.

01:25:24Leave us with the good memories.

01:25:26Please.

01:25:28It is time for us

01:25:29to both move on.

01:25:32Hey, Beatrice.

01:25:33Wait, Beatrice.

01:25:33Ian, what the fuck?

01:25:50I deserve that.

01:25:53What are you doing here?

01:25:55I just thought that you

01:25:56might need some help,

01:25:57but I guess you don't.

01:25:58No, I don't need your help.

01:26:01I can handle that on my own.

01:26:02I'm perfectly capable.

01:26:04Wait.

01:26:05Where are you going?

01:26:08Honestly, after all that,

01:26:10anywhere.

01:26:12I'm single.

01:26:13I'm rich.

01:26:15World's my least true.

01:26:17Well, what about me?

01:26:19What about you?

01:26:21You're my boss.

01:26:22I know.

01:26:23Yeah, and I want to be

01:26:24more than your boss.

01:26:24I have feelings for you, Beat.

01:26:25You're the girl

01:26:26that I was talking about.

01:26:28I know.

01:26:29I can't be with my boss again.

01:26:32I mean, been there.

01:26:32I've done that.

01:26:33I'm sorry.

01:26:34I can't go there again.

01:26:35I can't.

01:26:38Well, how about I give you

01:26:39my company then?

01:26:43What?

01:26:45Beat.

01:26:46You and I both know

01:26:47you are overqualified

01:26:48for this job, right?

01:26:50And you could be my boss.

01:26:52And I will be your boyfriend.

01:26:55And that's how.

01:27:06That sounds perfect.

01:27:07My marriage is over.

01:27:32Beat just wasn't lying.

01:27:34She really has moved on.

01:27:35I suppose I was just

01:27:38too selfish

01:27:38to believe it.

01:27:41I suppose I was like,

01:27:41well, you'll be your boyfriend.

01:27:43I was like, I should be your girlfriend.

01:27:45Just crying to you.

01:27:47Goodbye.

01:27:47Bye.

01:27:48Bye.

01:27:56Bye.

01:28:01Bye.

01:28:02Bye.

01:28:04Bye.

01:28:05Bye.

01:28:06Bye.

01:28:07Bye.

01:28:08Bye.

01:28:09Bye.

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