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Remarried at 50 - My Husband Turns Out to Be a Billionaire
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00:00:18Enroll here, I'll give you a full scholarship. I'm offered twice that at all the other schools.
00:00:24I'll fund your research project. I've got universities lining up to fund my research.
00:00:30What can I do to get you to stay? One condition. I want a new mom, Dad.
00:00:53Hello, Mr. Blackthorn.
00:00:57Marry her?
00:00:58I'll turn down Yale.
00:01:00Green bill of health. I haven't so much as sneezed in two years.
00:01:05Marry her. I'll say no to Harvard.
00:01:07I do flexibility training every day. I can do a full split.
00:01:14Or marry her. I'll go STEM IT.
00:01:17I haven't been through menopause yet, handsome.
00:01:25I can do a full split. I can do a full split. I can do a full split. I can do a full split.
00:01:32You don't know what you're missing.
00:01:34Okay. Why did you really come back?
00:01:41I'm adopted. I really care for my inheritance.
00:01:43And to answer your question, you must taste your cafeteria pasta. Tastes like nostalgia.
00:01:50And a little something extra for my baby girl. Mama's special.
00:01:57But you don't call me that. I really want people to know that my mom, like, no, foster mom, is the lunch lady.
00:02:05I'm tired of your disgusting food. Stop pretending to be my real mother.
00:02:12Mother, I'm sorry, babe. I mean, Miss Collins. I'll work on some new recipes, okay?
00:02:20So she's the one who made the pasta.
00:02:28Slow down. If you like it so much, come by often and ask for Sarah. I'll make you some extra.
00:02:35This thing reminds me of my mom's cooking. My dad would love this, too.
00:02:42Mrs. Collins, are you single?
00:02:44Why are you asking?
00:02:46Give me your phone.
00:02:51There you go.
00:02:54My dad's pretty great.
00:02:58She's my mom. Don't get any funny ideas. I'll call security.
00:03:02Now she is your mom? I thought she was it a minute ago.
00:03:04Hey, noob, you don't understand how the social order works around here.
00:03:08If people find out I'm related to her, they'll eat me alive.
00:03:12Look at you, dressed in knockoffs, gobbling up pasta like it's gourmet.
00:03:23Your parents are stuff here, too, aren't they?
00:03:26You're low class. You know your place.
00:03:29Wow. Okay. And you?
00:03:33Maybe you should get back to class.
00:03:35You should really know how to appreciate your mom, because I know someone who will.
00:03:41Take that, princess.
00:03:43What are you going to do, marry my mom?
00:03:48God.
00:03:49What, do you have a thing for poor kids?
00:03:51Whatever.
00:03:52You haven't paid rent yet, right?
00:03:54Give it to me. I need it for my allowance.
00:03:57Honey, I just paid for your tuition.
00:03:59We still need money for food and food.
00:04:02Don't you work in a cafeteria?
00:04:05Honey, what do you need money for?
00:04:09Did something happen?
00:04:10I go to an elite school, where you can't even afford to pay for my uniform.
00:04:16Do you love humiliating me?
00:04:18Do you know how useless you are as a mother?
00:04:21All right. Here's the rent money, and living expenses.
00:04:35Get out, if you can't pay.
00:04:51I guess I do have something valuable.
00:05:17Sarah, it's Vesper.
00:05:19I've got a date with my dad.
00:05:20I'm texting you the address.
00:05:22See you at 6 p.m.
00:05:28All right. You're all set.
00:05:30If you don't go, let's ask Harvard right now.
00:05:34Mr. Blackthorn, a few selections for tonight, as requested.
00:05:38Good.
00:05:43I thought I asked you to get me some regular guy clothes.
00:05:47I did.
00:05:48These are the cheapest clothes I could find.
00:05:49I think they're all under $100,000.
00:05:58Jackson!
00:05:58Jackson!
00:05:58As you can see, I'm not very well off.
00:06:08If my son hadn't insisted, I wouldn't have come.
00:06:23But since I'm here, I want to be honest with you.
00:06:26I want to be honest with you.
00:06:26Although I'm old, I work hard.
00:06:28And I just got my plumber certificate making $25 an hour.
00:06:32I'm still renting, so I can't promise you a luxurious life.
00:06:38I'm not doing that great either.
00:06:41My daughter, my daughter, she's almost grown up, and I need to start thinking about my own future.
00:06:48I don't mean much, just somebody steady and dependable.
00:06:55As long as we both put in the effort, maybe life will get better.
00:07:02At least let me pay for the coffee.
00:07:03Oh, thank you.
00:07:05That's very sweet of you, but I really think we should split it.
00:07:10It didn't work out, and even if it did, I don't want to take advantage of you.
00:07:19What?
00:07:19You know, my son won't accept it if I tell him this didn't work out with only one date.
00:07:28Are you asking me out on a second date?
00:07:32No.
00:07:36I'm asking you to marry me.
00:07:49There really are no more dorm rooms left, sir.
00:07:56But if a friend doesn't mind, I can vacate my house.
00:08:00May I ask who you're arranging this for?
00:08:04Me.
00:08:07You.
00:08:08This entire house fits in your living room.
00:08:12I'll take it.
00:08:13And in exchange, you can have one of my villas.
00:08:18But don't tell anyone.
00:08:25You're trading a villa for my house?
00:08:32A villa?
00:08:34For what?
00:08:39I was hoping to switch to a bigger room, but the dorm manager said there weren't any available.
00:08:48This is your place?
00:08:58How can I help?
00:09:00Uh...
00:09:01Maybe set the table.
00:09:05Okay.
00:09:05You can't find the plates?
00:09:25I guess you don't cook that often here, do you?
00:09:27You know, bachelor life.
00:09:33Can you open the curtains?
00:09:34I've got to see what I'm cooking.
00:09:36Sure.
00:09:43What are you doing?
00:09:45Trying to open the curtains, but I can't find the control panel.
00:09:48Maybe...
00:10:03Maybe...
00:10:07Maybe Amber would like to eat some dinner, too, and we could ask her, and then maybe Vester would also like to know.
00:10:34Uh, what do you want?
00:10:36Um, I just wanted to tell you I moved in with Lucian.
00:10:39Being a lunch lady wasn't low enough, so you went and married a plumber.
00:10:42Now you move into his garbage dump and call it a home.
00:10:49Don't worry. It's your school.
00:10:53They said they'd want to see me for a parent meeting.
00:10:55Parent meeting? No.
00:10:57If they find out you're my mom, my life is over.
00:11:00You can't go. Say you're on a business trip.
00:11:02Oh, honey, I'm clearly at the school.
00:11:04What, are you going to show up in your V-neck turned U-neck that smells like cafeteria grease?
00:11:08They'll be wearing hot couture.
00:11:11You may be blind, but I'm not.
00:11:12I can get a new outfit.
00:11:22I can get a new outfit.
00:11:22She's right.
00:11:37I shouldn't be wearing this.
00:11:41Lucian?
00:11:41I hate to ask this, but can we go to Costco?
00:11:50I really need a new outfit, and I have to dress better for the parents' meeting.
00:11:54Costco? For an outfit?
00:11:57Isn't this a clothing store?
00:12:00Come on.
00:12:01I just got paid.
00:12:03Consider it a wedding gift.
00:12:04Let's go.
00:12:14Sorry.
00:12:15I didn't realize you were of an advanced age.
00:12:18I know your wisdom is valuable, but here we only accept cash or credit.
00:12:25I'm sorry.
00:12:26No one called for a plumber.
00:12:28You need to get out of the store before you make it dirty.
00:12:30You need to get out of the store before you make it dirty.
00:12:39Could you just help my wife pick out a new outfit?
00:12:44What about this one?
00:12:45I'm sorry.
00:12:46This is a luxury boutique, not the dollar store.
00:12:51No offense to my elders or anything, but you break it, you buy it.
00:12:56Is this how you treat customers?
00:12:57You're only a customer if you can afford to be.
00:13:01This is a Blackthorn Group-owned luxury brand, and your aroma is really ruining our reputation.
00:13:08What makes you think I can't afford it?
00:13:11Well, that's a $50,000 dress, and with your worn-out parts, they could sell you at some old clinic,
00:13:18and you still wouldn't have enough.
00:13:20Now get out of here.
00:13:21It's starting to smell like nursing home.
00:13:26Oh, you...
00:13:28$50,000 is better for Vesper's tuition, right?
00:13:32We should go.
00:13:34Vesper doesn't need tuition money.
00:13:36You said you take credit cards, yes?
00:13:42This is a Blackthorn SVIP card.
00:13:48They only give these to people who earn over $1 million a year.
00:13:53Who are you?
00:13:54Is it really?
00:14:00It's just a mall membership.
00:14:03A gift from a friend.
00:14:04What mental hospital left its door open and let you leave?
00:14:11Oh!
00:14:13Are you okay?
00:14:14Yeah.
00:14:14I demand to speak to your manager now.
00:14:18You know what?
00:14:19Why don't you call up Mr. Blackthorn on that little toy phone of yours?
00:14:23We could even call up the president, too.
00:14:25Wouldn't that be fun?
00:14:28Who's calling who?
00:14:30Ugh.
00:14:31These old losers came in, scared all of our clients out of the store,
00:14:35and now they refuse to leave.
00:14:39Oh!
00:14:43Mr. Blackthorn.
00:14:44Sir, madam, we sincerely apologize.
00:14:53I'll close this door right now so that we can cater to you exclusively.
00:14:56No need.
00:14:57We're just a couple of old delusional people,
00:15:00not worthy of such service.
00:15:02No, sir.
00:15:03I insist.
00:15:06Madam, you look gorgeous.
00:15:09Please, right this way.
00:15:10Pick out whatever you like.
00:15:12It's on us.
00:15:13He's trying to make it up.
00:15:17Give him a check.
00:15:18Give him a check.
00:15:18Wonderful.
00:15:23It screams your name.
00:15:25Everything else that you've tried on, we've already packed up for you.
00:15:34Everything else that you've tried on, we've already packed up for you.
00:15:52You're just going to let him walk away with all of our...
00:15:54That was Mr. Blackthorn himself.
00:15:58He's responsible for half the nation's GDP.
00:16:01He has the president of the U.S. on speed dial.
00:16:04That was Mr. and Mrs. Blackthorn?
00:16:07What am I going to do?
00:16:09Don't come back tomorrow.
00:16:11You'll find yourself a new job scrubbing bedpans for a mental hospital.
00:16:15Sarah, what's wrong?
00:16:31Lotion, who are you?
00:16:35Why did they give us something so expensive?
00:16:37Is there something you're hiding from me?
00:16:39I heard that Blackthorn Group has a very strict customer service policy.
00:16:56One complaint, and they shut the store down.
00:16:59Oh, that's why the manager was so scared.
00:17:03Exactly.
00:17:04You handled that with style.
00:17:25This year, my family's brand donated all the equipment for the school's Winter Olympics.
00:17:32Skiing, how charming.
00:17:35My family created the endowment for the school's International Study Program, which is more important.
00:17:40Mrs. Ashford.
00:18:08Mrs. Ashford.
00:18:08Ashford!
00:18:10The science lab that your family donated is just spectacular.
00:18:14Mia is so lucky to be friends with your daughter Blair.
00:18:18The school's most generous benefactor is also a fashion icon.
00:18:24Who are you wearing? It's Missville Couture-Doh. The only one in the world.
00:18:29Amber? Where's your mom?
00:18:32What did your family donate this year?
00:18:35She...
00:18:37She had a business meeting, so she couldn't make it.
00:18:42Are you sure she's not too scared to show up?
00:18:45That all this talk about your family's wealth is made up?
00:19:02And whose mother is that?
00:19:04She's stunning and wearing one-of-a-kind.
00:19:08Amber?
00:19:16Amber?
00:19:17I told you not to come. Get out of here now!
00:19:24Is this your mother?
00:19:28Why does she look so familiar?
00:19:32Yes! She's a powerful corporate executive.
00:19:37You've probably seen her at a business dinner or something.
00:19:41A powerful executive?
00:19:43It isn't even a chairman of the board.
00:19:46I guess maybe it's just a fancy title worker B for wealthy.
00:19:53Okay, well, whatever her title is, how can she even afford a one-of-a-kind dress like that?
00:19:57I know how.
00:19:58Well, it's a fake.
00:20:00It's a fake.
00:20:07Why did you do that?
00:20:10Oh, looks like my daughter ruined your fake knock-off dress.
00:20:15Well, here's $20!
00:20:17That should cover it, right?
00:20:20Now, why don't you go change into something less embarrassing?
00:20:24It's not fake.
00:20:26It was a gift.
00:20:28Haute couture for free.
00:20:30There's a years-long waiting list for that piece,
00:20:33and no one gets it for free.
00:20:36Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:20:38Amber, is your family's wealth as fraudulent as your mother's fashion?
00:20:44Oh, my God, are you poor?
00:20:52Please, don't make this hard for Amber, okay?
00:20:55I'll go change.
00:20:58Uh, I don't know this young lady, so...
00:21:01Oh, my God!
00:21:05The cafeteria!
00:21:06You're the lunch lady!
00:21:08Yes!
00:21:10That's why it smells like grease.
00:21:12You are stinking up this whole place.
00:21:14Oh, hide your husbands, ladies!
00:21:17Anyone who's desperate enough to wear cheap knock-off dresses
00:21:20will try to crawl into bed with your rich husband.
00:21:22I do not!
00:21:23I would never!
00:21:24No!
00:21:25I told you to change out of this already!
00:21:28No!
00:21:28Take this!
00:21:29No!
00:21:29Ah!
00:21:29Don't!
00:21:30Don't!
00:21:30Ah!
00:21:30Take it off!
00:21:31Take it off!
00:21:32Ah!
00:21:33Don't!
00:21:33Don't!
00:21:33Please, don't!
00:21:35Look at that knock-off garbage!
00:21:37You probably have granny fannies under your hair, huh?
00:21:40Ugh!
00:21:42Look at that knock-off garbage!
00:21:54You probably have granny fannies under your hair, huh?
00:21:57Oh!
00:21:59How dare you!
00:22:00Stop!
00:22:00Oh, look who it is!
00:22:12A knight in shining armor!
00:22:15Don't you realize standing up for counterfeit knock-off dresses makes you look like a clown?
00:22:20Counterfeit?
00:22:21The only one wearing counterfeit is you.
00:22:24You're lying!
00:22:25No, this is a new design from the Independent Face Fall Collection, only on display at Blackthorn's
00:22:31Luxury Boutiques.
00:22:32It's never been sold before.
00:22:33Every gown made by her has a signature floral F on the lapel.
00:22:41Hand-embroidered.
00:22:45I see it right there.
00:22:47Hand-embroidered on the lapel.
00:22:49The F.
00:22:50Mom, you're wearing a fake?
00:22:59Still cost over $10,000!
00:23:01Shut up!
00:23:03So she really was wearing fakes?
00:23:06And is your donation to the laboratory fake as well?
00:23:10This is all your fault!
00:23:12You're trying to scheme against my family!
00:23:14You don't even deserve that direct!
00:23:17This school is not built for your tantrums!
00:23:21How dare you?
00:23:23Does your father know who you're messing with?
00:23:25Oh, wait.
00:23:26That's right.
00:23:27You don't have a father.
00:23:29Otherwise, you wouldn't be messing around with this lunch lady slut!
00:23:34Who says he doesn't have a father?
00:23:35Oh, my.
00:23:49You really know how to make an entrance.
00:23:51We haven't been formally introduced.
00:23:53I'm Mia's mom.
00:23:55Sir, you must be a board member because I've never seen you at a parent meeting.
00:24:00Maybe we should swap business cards.
00:24:03I'm sorry.
00:24:05I don't have business cards.
00:24:07I'm the school's plumber.
00:24:09I thought you were someone important.
00:24:11Not a stinking sewer repairman.
00:24:15Is Vesper heir to the toilet plumbing business?
00:24:20Uh, security?
00:24:21Can we get these lowlifes out of here?
00:24:23It's actually making me sick being around that.
00:24:25Seriously, though.
00:24:26These losers need to go!
00:24:28Call the school manager.
00:24:29I'll talk to him and we'll get this place cleaned up.
00:24:31Our kids deserve better schoolmates than the son of a smelly plumber.
00:24:36Forget the manager.
00:24:38I'm going to call the principal.
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00:25:03What is going on here?
00:25:05Hmm.
00:25:06Hmm.
00:25:07Oh, sir.
00:25:08Perfect timing.
00:25:09These peasants are ruining the school's reputation.
00:25:15He is the principal?
00:25:18Of course he is. He's the...
00:25:20Principal's plumber.
00:25:24For many years, yes.
00:25:26He's been kind to me, recommended me for a job here at his school.
00:25:31Right.
00:25:33The principal's...
00:25:35long-time personal plumber.
00:25:41Mm-hmm. Yeah.
00:25:42As the cradle of elites, we cannot have our kids in the same building as these lunch ladies and plumbers.
00:25:51People from ordinary backgrounds don't deserve an elite education.
00:25:55Sir, we cannot be breathing in the polluted air of these people's cheap laundry detergents.
00:26:04I knew our school was elite, but I didn't realize it was elitist.
00:26:08We need to ensure that all students have a safe and respectful environment.
00:26:17Zero tolerance for bullying and discrimination.
00:26:20Yes.
00:26:21Since no one objects, let's move on with the meeting agenda for today.
00:26:26The semester's tour destination is still undecided.
00:26:43Well, it must simply be Paris.
00:26:45Paris? Amazing. Yes, Le Louvre.
00:26:48A great tour for art.
00:26:50Well, for art, you need Rome.
00:26:53Awesome.
00:26:55The Coliseum, the Pantheon, the Forum.
00:26:57It's a great tour for history.
00:27:02Principal's, uh, blue-collared friend.
00:27:06Any good recommendations?
00:27:11I defer to her.
00:27:12Montauk, the Boondock backwater.
00:27:27We're going to be studying cow manure.
00:27:30School tours are not picnics.
00:27:33Shallow, ignorant people suggest such shallow, ignorant places.
00:27:40I think Montauk is a capital idea.
00:27:45Exactly.
00:27:46Yes, hit the countryside, slow down, get away from the hectic pace of the city for a bit.
00:27:51A true nature experience.
00:27:54It's very eye-opening.
00:27:55You are a true philosopher.
00:27:58Montauk, it is.
00:28:06Now that the location is decided, we move on to the sponsorship part.
00:28:10Oh, well, uh, 300,000 for slogan t-shirts.
00:28:14Our airline can provide the flights for the trip.
00:28:18And Amber's mom, what about you?
00:28:20Um, can you do some tacos?
00:28:23Well, yes, of course.
00:28:25How many do you need?
00:28:26What do you expect from the lunch lady?
00:28:33Oh, come on.
00:28:33Who doesn't want a taco filled with gutter oil?
00:28:37I mean, seriously.
00:28:39I would not let my daughter eat stuff with such cheap ingredients.
00:28:42She's going to get sick.
00:28:43Tacos aren't good enough for a study trip.
00:28:46We'll decide something else.
00:28:49Put all the rest on me.
00:28:52Put the rest on me.
00:28:54You know what's the rest?
00:28:56Talking big is easy.
00:28:58What's your plan?
00:28:59I mean, there's venue, food, travel.
00:29:03No problem.
00:29:05By the way, doesn't the school still need a museum?
00:29:09I'll fund that, too.
00:29:11Lucian, you realize what that means, right?
00:29:14That's millions of dollars.
00:29:16Millions?
00:29:21Yeah.
00:29:22He could fix pipes his whole life, and he still wouldn't have enough zeros.
00:29:27If he blows this, it's not just a joke anymore.
00:29:31You, Vesper, and I will all be dragged out and thrown out like trash.
00:29:35You ruined the only chance Vesper and I had at changing our fate.
00:29:42Enough.
00:29:48Just use my scholarship.
00:29:51It'll be yours if you call me brother.
00:29:56Your scholarship.
00:29:57What is that, $50,000 or $100,000?
00:30:01Brother.
00:30:02For that little scholarship.
00:30:05My mom was an idiot to marry your dad.
00:30:07I'd rather have rats chew out my eyeballs than call you brother.
00:30:12Five million dollars.
00:30:14What?
00:30:15Five million.
00:30:17Global Youth Elite Scholarship.
00:30:19Just enough for your puny Olympics.
00:30:21That's impossible.
00:30:22You're lying.
00:30:22Give it to me.
00:30:42Five million dollars.
00:30:46That's too cool to be true.
00:30:49Five million dollars.
00:30:56That's too cool to be true.
00:30:59What?
00:31:01Nothing.
00:31:02You're awesome, brother.
00:31:06You want to say that again?
00:31:07Not really.
00:31:08Lucian?
00:31:17Are you really good friends with the school principal?
00:31:21This is a good chance for a confession.
00:31:24Sarah, actually...
00:31:26It seems like you can fix almost anything.
00:31:29Sometimes I wonder if I'm even good enough for you.
00:31:32No, you're overthinking it.
00:31:34I just happen to be good at fixing the principal's house plumbing.
00:31:37He, uh...
00:31:39He calls me...
00:31:42Super Mario.
00:31:47All right.
00:31:49So my stepdad really is just a plumber.
00:31:52Perfect.
00:31:54My stepmom's a loves lady.
00:31:55Watch it.
00:31:56You're a staff kid, too.
00:31:58Watch your snide remarks.
00:32:00My dad is the principal, so...
00:32:08Yeah.
00:32:09Staff kid I am.
00:32:13Sarah!
00:32:17Get right there, boss.
00:32:20Why aren't the counters cleaned?
00:32:24Are the burgers ready yet?
00:32:26The students are waiting for their food.
00:32:28Chop, chop!
00:32:31Sarah?
00:32:33Sarah!
00:32:33Sarah!
00:32:34I'm...
00:32:35I'm doing my best.
00:32:37I just have two hands.
00:32:39Useless!
00:32:40I need someone who can keep up with all the work around here.
00:32:44I thought I was keeping up.
00:32:45Ugh!
00:32:45You know what?
00:32:50Go clean that window.
00:32:54Now!
00:32:55Yes.
00:32:59Hurry!
00:33:00Yes!
00:33:00Yes!
00:33:15I'm doing it.
00:33:16I don't know.
00:33:21Lotion?
00:33:36Sarah!
00:33:37You lacy bum!
00:33:39Get back to work!
00:33:40There's a pile of dishes waiting just for you!
00:33:42Mr. Blackthorn, what are you doing here?
00:33:58And dressed like that.
00:34:00I came down to check on the kitchen pipes.
00:34:03And then, I overheard someone bullying my wife.
00:34:07Your wife?
00:34:12Oh, no.
00:34:15There's just been a misunderstanding. I just...
00:34:18Your job is to serve students, staff, not abuse power.
00:34:24It seems this school needs a serious reality check.
00:34:27Mrs. Blackthorn can have her job back.
00:34:30No, no.
00:34:31It would be unthinkable for someone that noble to engage in such labor.
00:34:36I have to sully her hands with...
00:34:38Just let Sarah do what she likes.
00:34:41Yes. Also, right now, I'm just a plumber.
00:34:46Got it?
00:34:49Okay.
00:34:52Yes, yes. I'm sorry.
00:35:08About earlier...
00:35:10I was wrong.
00:35:15I'm so sorry.
00:35:18You can head out.
00:35:21And I will take over from here.
00:35:24Yes, it will take over from me, and I wait patiently to hear and see how you notice it until next hour's the boat.
00:35:37Yes, sir.
00:35:38Yes, sir.
00:35:38Yes, sir.
00:35:39Bye-bye.
00:35:39Bye-bye.
00:35:40Bye-bye.
00:35:41I'll see you next time.
00:35:41Bye-bye.
00:35:41Someone do good job-
00:35:42Bye-bye.
00:35:43Bye-bye.
00:35:44Bye-bye.
00:35:45Bye-bye.
00:35:46Bye-bye.
00:35:47Bye-bye.
00:35:48Bye-bye.
00:35:49Bye-bye.
00:35:50Bye-bye.
00:35:52Bye-bye.
00:35:53Bye-bye.
00:35:53Bye-bye.
00:35:54my supervisor she just apologized to me what did you say to her i just reminded her some common
00:36:03sense people are not occupuses only two hands you're amazing you can convince anyone well
00:36:13i use some tricks too i wish i had skills like that i guess best for learn from you you're both
00:36:21so sensible i guess being adopted me vesper a little too sensible i wish he'd kind of be more
00:36:28playful wait vesper is also adopted also amber's adopted too i once had a son his name was jason
00:36:40we were at a store one day and he just disappeared vanished without a trace he was only three years
00:36:49old and i don't know if someone took him or what happened to him if he's even still alive
00:36:55it's just it's been a never-ending wound in my heart
00:37:01and then one day i saw amber she was abandoned on the street and she was so little and tiny
00:37:19made me think of jason and where he might be out there alone without a family
00:37:25so i took her in and i raised her
00:37:30oh uh the kids are about to finish school um i gotta go give them their meals
00:37:40robert file a missing persons report immediately i want the whole city to know about this by day's
00:37:58where are you headed so fast did mommy fill up the slot bucket for her little piggy wiggy
00:38:15at least my family pays our tuition in cash unlike yours dressed in knockoffs bragging about donations
00:38:22you didn't even make no way
00:38:38see that five million enough to cover the remaining costs for the school olympics
00:38:45this check looks real wait a minute is amber sickly rich as hell
00:38:50it's obviously fake
00:38:54where did you get it from huh were you digging in the dumpster you dirty little trash girl
00:39:02i'll teach you a lesson you dirty little freak
00:39:05mom you're hurting honey it's okay mama's okay
00:39:15it's okay i'm not a kid anymore i can i can protect you now this mother-daughter thing is getting
00:39:28really really aggravated
00:39:31you again birds of a feather huh lowly dirty and love to meddle
00:39:43is that hierarchy just call it what it is it's school bullying
00:39:46what sets us apart from other schools then huh fancy bathrooms
00:39:52you're just grades
00:39:53grades
00:39:54grades
00:39:55fun fact amber has the lowest grades in our class
00:40:00i'm in the top ten
00:40:03so confident
00:40:04on the next exam amber's gonna score higher than you
00:40:08fine and when you lose you both will wear a shirt that says i'm a liar and scrub the toilet for the next three days
00:40:18deal when you lose you apologize to ember in front of the entire school and you run a hundred laps around the track
00:40:25deal
00:40:27what's up pop
00:40:33oh hey
00:40:35whoa
00:40:39what is wrong
00:40:41vesper
00:40:42you made a bet for me to compete against blair
00:40:44on grades
00:40:46are you trying to humiliate me into jumping off of a building
00:40:50you can go beat or score yourself
00:40:52i can't
00:40:53and so can you
00:40:54come on show me your scores let me get a feel for your foundation
00:40:57are you sure
00:41:00yeah come on
00:41:02come on
00:41:16wow
00:41:1790 something in pre-calc
00:41:19see
00:41:20already off to a good start
00:41:2180s in physics
00:41:23what do you think
00:41:2480s indeed
00:41:25with vesper's tutoring
00:41:2790s in no time
00:41:28yeah honey
00:41:29with vesper's help you can totally beat blair
00:41:39single digits
00:41:40that's eight nine out of ten right
00:41:43out of one hundred
00:41:48i'll go cook
00:41:49i um
00:41:50i'll help
00:41:54how was that even possible
00:41:56blindly guessing would have scored higher
00:41:58see
00:41:59that foundation you bet on
00:42:01rock bottom
00:42:02did you count on your fingers and toes to get this answer
00:42:17i told you i'm bad at this
00:42:19pressure only makes me pop
00:42:21now do you understand how to do it
00:42:34understand what
00:42:36how to do it i just showed you step by step
00:42:38i don't really understand
00:42:40there's like this
00:42:41circle line thingy
00:42:43oh
00:42:45oh
00:42:46gosh i'm so sorry
00:42:47i'm so clumsy
00:42:48not your fault
00:42:49uh it's
00:42:50it's it's nothing truly
00:42:51my skin's so thick i didn't even get absorbed
00:42:53aren't you a trooper
00:42:55how come this birthmark looks exactly like my lost sons
00:43:00looks exactly like my lost sons
00:43:09vesper
00:43:10your arm
00:43:11it's it's
00:43:12don't
00:43:13it's fine
00:43:14it's truly nothing
00:43:15i'm okay
00:43:16i must be seeing things
00:43:19it's too much of a coincidence
00:43:23dad you're here
00:43:24hey come on eat
00:43:25let me take a break from being the social pariah
00:43:27hey i heard that
00:43:29i always thought vesper was too lonely as an only child
00:43:32having a little sister seems to suit him just right
00:43:35i always wished amber would have an older brother discipline her
00:43:45it's the opposite poles that the magnets attract
00:43:47like this
00:43:48but why do they attract?
00:43:49how do they attract?
00:43:50just memorize it
00:43:56hey you got this one wrong
00:43:59there is no problem on the earth that i can't solve
00:44:02hmm
00:44:03it's your standard answer that's wrong
00:44:06don't be salty
00:44:08is admitting your mistake so hard
00:44:12vesper is right
00:44:13the standard answer indeed has one substitution step too many
00:44:18a family of geniuses
00:44:20i'll prove you both wrong
00:44:28liar
00:44:29you're a plumber and you know the answer to the hardest question on the test
00:44:43i uh... spend lots of time in schools
00:44:48i learn everyday by overhearing things
00:44:52you're amazing
00:44:54all i learned to do at the same school was
00:44:56how to peel potatoes
00:44:58aww
00:44:59plenty can solve problems
00:45:01but few
00:45:02can peel potatoes as fast and clean as you
00:45:04you
00:45:05you
00:45:06you
00:45:07you
00:45:08you
00:45:10you
00:45:11whisper was telling amber that water has a higher boiling point than alcohol
00:45:18something about bonds or something?
00:45:19i don't know
00:45:21it's fascinating
00:45:22i don't know anything about it do you?
00:45:24oh yes
00:45:25hydra bonds among water molecules are very strong
00:45:27stronger bonds?
00:45:28higher boiling points
00:45:30did you
00:45:31overhear that at school too?
00:45:33oh yeah
00:45:34in every science class for years
00:45:36but that's not in amber's homework
00:45:40that's in vesper's chemistry competition guidebook
00:45:44how did you know all that?
00:45:48lucian
00:45:50are you really a plumber?
00:45:52of course
00:46:07chem labs have lots of plumbing work
00:46:10students dump cuckoo bananas chemicals down the drain
00:46:15it's pretty fun to learn actually
00:46:17you're not a musician
00:46:21but you knew Debussy note for note
00:46:24isn't that more amazing?
00:46:26is that a compliment or are you trying to change the subject?
00:46:30just setting the stage
00:46:31setting the stage
00:46:44oh
00:46:45it's the song that was playing the night we first met
00:46:48when you talked about it your eyes sparkled more than the lights there
00:46:52how could I forget?
00:46:53how could I forget?
00:46:54how could I forget?
00:46:55I can't do this
00:46:57Miss Collins
00:46:58you too
00:46:59I can't do this
00:47:00I'm a pianist
00:47:01now
00:47:02I can't do this
00:47:03I can't do this
00:47:04It's not only that
00:47:05everything
00:47:06I'm a major
00:47:07but it doesn't do this
00:47:08you say
00:47:09you say
00:47:10I'm a human
00:47:11I stress
00:47:12even if you think
00:47:13what I'm doing
00:47:14this
00:47:15god
00:47:16Would you like to dance?
00:47:23Miss Collins.
00:47:25Would you like to dance?
00:47:27Oh gosh.
00:47:28No, I'm a terrible dancer.
00:47:30I will definitely step all over your feet.
00:47:33I have all thick socks.
00:47:35You can step all over.
00:47:46No longer starts to bloom with you in mind.
00:47:51I'm going to learn to find with you a way to hold, not lose.
00:47:58If I open up my heart this way, into twine, maybe I'll make a change.
00:48:07This can only mean one thing.
00:48:11Amber!
00:48:12Oh!
00:48:14You guys are supposed to be studying.
00:48:16Yes.
00:48:17Yes, we are.
00:48:19We just learned that positive poles and negative poles attract.
00:48:26Yeah.
00:48:29That's enough, party pooper.
00:48:30You still have eight papers to finish.
00:48:33Can you let go of me?
00:48:34I can walk myself.
00:48:37Bye.
00:48:37I never, ever dreamed I'd find a family like this.
00:48:50Neither did I.
00:48:51I never heard.
00:48:52I never thought I'd find a baby.
00:49:04I never really want to know what's going on.
00:49:04I never heard.
00:49:05I never thought I'd find a baby.
00:49:06But I never felt like this.
00:49:07I never thought he'd find a baby like this.
00:49:09I don't think I knew you.
00:49:10I never felt like.
00:49:10That's enough.
00:49:11So the opposite pole is a magnet, it's a tract, that's your standard answer.
00:49:41When our grades are announced, go ahead and put this on.
00:49:46I promise you don't want to wait for me to do it.
00:49:52As a group, you all did very well today, class.
00:49:56Blair, your grades remain excellent, ranked 8th.
00:50:06But today I want to especially congratulate Amber.
00:50:11Huge progress.
00:50:13Rank 7.
00:50:25I won!
00:50:27Lace up your running shoes.
00:50:30With your tiny brain, no chance.
00:50:33You cheated.
00:50:34I saw you sneaking around the faculty lounge.
00:50:38You must have stolen the answers.
00:50:40Yeah, I saw it too, and Vasper went there.
00:50:42You two must have colluded.
00:50:44So you cheated to get to the top ten.
00:50:46No, I didn't.
00:50:47Get up.
00:50:48What? No.
00:50:49Stop lying, you cheating little fake.
00:50:52Put this on.
00:50:53No, put it on.
00:50:54Stop, let go of me.
00:50:55No, put it on.
00:50:56Let's go.
00:50:57Liars deserve clothes for liars.
00:50:59Put it on.
00:51:00I'm not a liar.
00:51:01You're a liar.
00:51:02You're a liar.
00:51:03You're a liar.
00:51:04Put it on.
00:51:05Stop it.
00:51:06Put it on.
00:51:07Let go of me.
00:51:08Let her go.
00:51:13Let go of me.
00:51:14Let her go.
00:51:24Apologize.
00:51:25You again?
00:51:26The plumber's son, this wannabe hero.
00:51:30Learn your place and get lost or I will crush you.
00:51:34Sorry.
00:51:35Forgot I need to be kinder to people with amnesia.
00:51:39What do you mean?
00:51:40The parents meeting wasn't long ago and you already forgot your lesson.
00:51:47Shut up.
00:51:48I will make you pay.
00:51:49Beat the shit out of them.
00:51:59Messer, sh-sh-shh-shh-shh not a runner, you're a fast runner.
00:52:05Running skills, average.
00:52:06Cake boxing skills are excellent.
00:52:07Are you a fast runner?
00:52:08Running skills, average.
00:52:09Kickboxing skills are excellent.
00:52:25Stop!
00:52:37Veronica Sterling from the School Board of Directors?
00:52:41Please enlighten me.
00:52:43When did our school become an asylum?
00:52:46Ms. Sterling, you came just in time.
00:52:48These two cheated on their exam and they threatened us.
00:52:52This was all self-defense. The whole class will testify to that.
00:52:55Yeah, the lunch lady's daughter and the plumber's son,
00:52:58they're the ones causing all the problems.
00:53:00It's shameful.
00:53:03Cheating? Threatening?
00:53:05That's not true.
00:53:06They slandered me.
00:53:08They tore at my clothes and then bullied me and my brother.
00:53:11Your brother?
00:53:15Your brother?
00:53:16Yeah.
00:53:18Ms. Sterling, you won't believe this,
00:53:20but her cafeteria lady mother is hooking up with his plumber dad.
00:53:27Your dad is a plumber hooking up with a cafeteria worker?
00:53:31Let me put it like that.
00:53:33Sounds like the perfect match.
00:53:35You're true siblings.
00:53:38One grew up eating slop and the other is a motherless bastard.
00:53:43Yeah.
00:53:44Well, your mom probably left your gross plumber dad and is moaning in some motel doing her business.
00:53:50Mr. Ling, please call in their parents to sign their expulsion papers.
00:53:56They are not worthy of being our classmates.
00:53:58Parents are being called.
00:53:59Mom?
00:54:00They'll be calling you.
00:54:01What?
00:54:02Your mom is a school board member?
00:54:03The one moaning in the motel.
00:54:05Watch your tone, Vesper.
00:54:07I am so sorry.
00:54:08I didn't mean- I-
00:54:09It's her fault, okay?
00:54:10This lowlife is dragging your son into lying and cheating and fighting.
00:54:11Watch your words.
00:54:12Amber is my sister.
00:54:13What?
00:54:14When did your dad give you a troublemaking sister?
00:54:20I have to go speak to your father.
00:54:25It's her fault, okay? This lowlife is dragging your son into lying and cheating and fighting.
00:54:31Watch your words. Amber is my sister.
00:54:35When did your dad give you a troublemaking sister?
00:54:39I have to go speak to your father.
00:54:45My darling wife is back.
00:54:51Who are you calling wife?
00:54:55Veronica, it's been a long time.
00:55:05I never expected you to fall so low after divorcing me.
00:55:18My driver lives better than you.
00:55:20This place is not bad. Electricity, water, everything we need. Vesper School is close by. Very cozy.
00:55:29Is this for Vesper? Or is this for the lunch lady that you're dating? Which, by the way, she and her daughter have him fighting like a little school punk.
00:55:41I can't believe that you would choose her over your own son.
00:55:48From what I know, Amber and Vesper are not in the wrong.
00:55:52I'm back.
00:55:55Who is this?
00:56:00You're back.
00:56:01Who is this?
00:56:03Vesper's professor.
00:56:05Here at a home visit.
00:56:10But, we're all through.
00:56:12Thanks so much for stopping by.
00:56:15Don't go just yet.
00:56:16Can I get you anything to drink? Coffee?
00:56:18No need.
00:56:22Miss Sterling, please.
00:56:28Goodbye, Miss Sterling.
00:56:30So beautiful and elegant.
00:56:44And she's a professor, too. Wow.
00:56:47I wonder which lucky guy is married to her.
00:56:50Actually, she's...
00:56:52Actually, no matter what she is, in my eyes, no one compares to you.
00:57:07Nonsense.
00:57:08I mean it.
00:57:12You're the one I want to build a life with.
00:57:15On solid ground.
00:57:16On solid ground.
00:57:22So I heard yesterday that my mom went to go meet my new mom.
00:57:40I want Sarah to know the real me.
00:57:43But we're from two different worlds.
00:57:45I don't want her to feel insecure.
00:57:49What did you give her to the cafeteria?
00:57:50You jumpstart a career?
00:57:53Get your self-worth?
00:57:57Good idea.
00:58:03Robert.
00:58:05I'm making a personal change to the cafeteria.
00:58:20It shouldn't be lunchtime yet, right?
00:58:35So why is the lunch lady here?
00:58:41What do you think you're doing?
00:58:42Sitting around.
00:58:44This is a workplace, not your living room.
00:58:47Yes, of course.
00:58:48I'm sorry.
00:58:51Oh!
00:58:52Vesper's professor!
00:58:53You're here!
00:58:55Would you like something to eat?
00:58:56I can make it for you.
00:58:58Mom.
00:58:59She's Vesper's mother.
00:59:01And also a school board member.
00:59:05Vesper's mother?
00:59:07So you're Lucian's...
00:59:09Ex-wife.
00:59:10To spite me, I see Lucian is indeed...
00:59:14Desperate.
00:59:19Prime rib.
00:59:21Truffle pasta.
00:59:22Ask me anything.
00:59:24I'd love to treat you to broaden your horizons.
00:59:26But stealing ingredients from my cafeteria?
00:59:29That crosses the line.
00:59:31No.
00:59:32Lucian, he...
00:59:33He bought these.
00:59:34It's just ordinary beef and mushrooms.
00:59:36We're rowing Lucian under the bus now, are we?
00:59:40Is that some kind of humble brag?
00:59:42No, I'm sorry.
00:59:44I didn't mean it that way.
00:59:45Makes sense he likes you as a novelty.
00:59:48If he truly cared about you,
00:59:51he wouldn't let you slave away as a lunch lady.
00:59:56Why does she keep performing good mom?
00:59:58They're not even related.
01:00:00I know.
01:00:00It's disgusting.
01:00:01I've wasted enough time with you.
01:00:04How do we handle food workers turned food thieves?
01:00:09Miss Sterling, rest assured.
01:00:13Sack on the spot.
01:00:14No.
01:00:15I'm not a food thief.
01:00:19How dare you speak to a board member like that?
01:00:22How dare you hate my mother?
01:00:25I was teaching her...
01:00:26Man, don't you touch my daughter!
01:00:28Stop!
01:00:28I prefer reason to violence.
01:00:37Yes, ma'am.
01:00:39I just wanted to teach this woman some honesty and virtue.
01:00:44Your daughter posed as a rich kid,
01:00:48poisoning our school.
01:00:50Like mother, like daughter.
01:00:53You're both pathological liars.
01:00:54Miss Sterling is right.
01:00:58She is a rotten liar.
01:01:00We all hate her.
01:01:02Exactly.
01:01:03They need a good lesson.
01:01:04And worst of all,
01:01:05you crawled your way into Lucian's bed.
01:01:07You don't deserve him.
01:01:08And you don't deserve this school.
01:01:10Your very existence is a total mistake.
01:01:12There.
01:01:21You're fired.
01:01:22And your daughter is expelled.
01:01:24Now get out of my school immediately!
01:01:30Now get out of my school immediately!
01:01:33Give me your uniform!
01:01:35Help!
01:01:35Give it!
01:01:36Stop!
01:01:37Give it!
01:01:38No!
01:01:38Stop it!
01:01:39No, please!
01:01:40Let go of her!
01:01:40Let her go.
01:01:44Oh, my God!
01:01:45Robert!
01:01:48Did he send you?
01:01:50The board just approved that as of now,
01:01:54Sarah has the sole right to operate this cafeteria.
01:01:59Me?
01:01:59I can't believe Lucian actually did this for you.
01:02:05Miss Sterling,
01:02:07where you stand right now
01:02:09belongs to Sarah.
01:02:11As the owner,
01:02:13she can say who stays
01:02:15or leaves.
01:02:17Don't dance yet, sweetheart.
01:02:19Lucian's silly infatuation
01:02:21won't shield you forever.
01:02:22I've got my eye on you.
01:02:25I've got my eye on you.
01:02:32Miss Sarah,
01:02:33we're at your service.
01:02:35Whatever you need to make your business a success,
01:02:38we'll do it.
01:02:40Officially signed by Lucian.
01:02:44Cafeteria now belongs to you.
01:02:45Lucian did this?
01:02:52But my husband,
01:02:54he's just an ordinary plumber.
01:02:59Well, you should talk to him about that.
01:03:11Lucian,
01:03:12what is going on with the cafeteria?
01:03:14Where did you get so much money?
01:03:18Don't worry.
01:03:19It's my savings.
01:03:21Best for going to school here
01:03:22kept my piggy bank intact.
01:03:26I've always wanted to invest in something,
01:03:29but never had the chance
01:03:31till I met you.
01:03:37I'm just an ordinary person.
01:03:39I don't know anything about running a business.
01:03:41You have great skills
01:03:43and a sincere heart.
01:03:45It's exactly what our cafeteria needs.
01:03:49You're so good to me.
01:03:52How can I thank you?
01:03:55How about a hug?
01:03:56Ow.
01:04:04Looks like I have to stay close
01:04:06to protect you from them.
01:04:13Sarah,
01:04:13I need to ask you a favor.
01:04:16I can't be a plumber forever.
01:04:20I put in for a transfer.
01:04:25Miss Sarah,
01:04:26will you accept me as your apprentice?
01:04:28I'm sorry, sir.
01:04:38Lunch hasn't started yet.
01:04:40Please wait in line outside.
01:04:42Oh, my God.
01:04:44Mr. Principal,
01:04:45you left your fancy office
01:04:46to be a cafeteria assistant?
01:04:49What would you like to eat?
01:04:50Well,
01:04:51Madam's secret pasta,
01:04:52of course.
01:04:53Oh,
01:04:55big new project.
01:04:56The board needs
01:04:57your decision ASAP.
01:04:58There's billions
01:04:59at stake.
01:05:01What
01:05:01billions?
01:05:08What
01:05:09billions?
01:05:12Oh,
01:05:13you're the principal's assistant,
01:05:15right?
01:05:16Why were you talking
01:05:17with Lucian
01:05:17about billions?
01:05:18Uh,
01:05:23oh,
01:05:24he's doing an inspection.
01:05:26The kitchen has
01:05:27billions of possible
01:05:29bacteria,
01:05:30so we must follow
01:05:31regulations
01:05:31to the letter.
01:05:33Zero
01:05:33food poisoning.
01:05:35Yes.
01:05:36Yes.
01:05:37The
01:05:38principal
01:05:39is
01:05:39very
01:05:40serious
01:05:41about
01:05:42food
01:05:42safety.
01:05:44Well,
01:05:44if you're that worried,
01:05:45you can come
01:05:46inspect it for yourself.
01:05:47I would be honored.
01:05:49Thrilled,
01:05:49in fact,
01:05:50to shadow
01:05:51the principal
01:05:52for a very
01:05:54deep
01:05:54inspection.
01:05:56How deep?
01:05:57No better way
01:05:57to inspect
01:05:58than to
01:05:58help me
01:05:59wash vegetables.
01:06:01What is going on?
01:06:03That sounds great.
01:06:04Uh,
01:06:04we're going
01:06:05to do
01:06:05that.
01:06:07Wash.
01:06:16From now on,
01:06:18all work stuff
01:06:20comes after
01:06:21school.
01:06:22I'll blow my
01:06:23cover.
01:06:32Sir,
01:06:32do we pluck
01:06:33the leaves
01:06:34or just wash
01:06:34the whole thing?
01:06:36Hmm.
01:06:39Oh,
01:06:39pick off
01:06:40the dead leaves
01:06:41first,
01:06:41then soak
01:06:42and gently
01:06:43wash,
01:06:43cake.
01:06:44You're going
01:06:45with their
01:06:45leaves.
01:06:46Got it.
01:06:47Oh!
01:06:50See,
01:06:50Sarah?
01:06:51I learned
01:06:52fast,
01:06:52right?
01:06:53But this one
01:06:53isn't very
01:06:54fresh.
01:06:55Not a lot
01:06:55was usable.
01:06:57Lucian,
01:06:58this is
01:06:59red leaf
01:07:00lettuce.
01:07:01Oh.
01:07:04See?
01:07:05You can learn
01:07:05a lot
01:07:06from a
01:07:06small vegetable.
01:07:08So don't
01:07:08waste it.
01:07:09Sarah,
01:07:10there's
01:07:11some man
01:07:12asking for
01:07:12you.
01:07:13Flowers and
01:07:14gifts.
01:07:15Soda,
01:07:16perhaps.
01:07:24Sir,
01:07:25you warned me
01:07:26not to
01:07:27waste food.
01:07:27Sarah.
01:07:43Hope you'd
01:07:43like them.
01:07:45It's, uh,
01:07:46it's really
01:07:46so nice
01:07:47to meet you.
01:07:51Hello.
01:07:54Lucian,
01:07:55I'm
01:07:55Sarah's
01:07:56husband.
01:07:57These are
01:08:05also for
01:08:06Sarah only.
01:08:08Thanks so
01:08:09much for
01:08:09your generosity
01:08:10to my wife.
01:08:12May I ask,
01:08:13what is your
01:08:13business with
01:08:14my wife?
01:08:16Oh,
01:08:16look at that.
01:08:18Lunch is
01:08:18about to
01:08:19start.
01:08:21So sorry,
01:08:22I should have
01:08:22introduced
01:08:22myself.
01:08:24My name
01:08:24is Carl
01:08:25Wesley,
01:08:25and I am
01:08:26Amber's
01:08:27biological
01:08:28father.
01:08:48Mom,
01:08:48why'd you
01:08:50ask me to come
01:08:51down here?
01:08:52Amber,
01:08:53this is
01:08:55your father.
01:08:57What?
01:08:58You don't
01:08:59do Lucian
01:08:59and found a
01:09:00new old guy?
01:09:02No,
01:09:02Amber,
01:09:03this is
01:09:05your biological
01:09:06father.
01:09:07My name
01:09:08is Carl,
01:09:09Amber.
01:09:10I'm an
01:09:11executive
01:09:12with the
01:09:13Blackthorne
01:09:13group's hotel
01:09:14division.
01:09:16An
01:09:16executive?
01:09:17Yeah.
01:09:18Now you're
01:09:18a rich kid
01:09:19for real.
01:09:20No more
01:09:20bullying.
01:09:21No offense,
01:09:22but Amber
01:09:23has been
01:09:24through a lot
01:09:24because of
01:09:25you.
01:09:27So my
01:09:28dream came
01:09:29true.
01:09:32So my
01:09:32dream came
01:09:33true.
01:09:34Yeah.
01:09:36Now you
01:09:37can come
01:09:38home with us.
01:09:39you're only
01:09:39ten minutes
01:09:40away from
01:09:40the school.
01:09:41No more
01:09:42staying in
01:09:43a cramped
01:09:43dorm room.
01:09:45No offense.
01:09:47I know
01:09:48you did
01:09:48your best
01:09:48to provide
01:09:49for her.
01:09:50It's really
01:09:50not your
01:09:51fault.
01:09:52Amber,
01:09:53this is
01:09:53good.
01:09:55I'm happy
01:09:55for you.
01:09:57You have
01:09:57your biological
01:09:58family now.
01:10:00Yes.
01:10:01And
01:10:01here,
01:10:03this is
01:10:04a million.
01:10:06Please,
01:10:07for raising
01:10:08Amber,
01:10:09I want you
01:10:09to accept
01:10:09this.
01:10:10No,
01:10:10I can't.
01:10:12Amber is
01:10:12my daughter,
01:10:13too.
01:10:13Oh,
01:10:14excuse me.
01:10:15My wife,
01:10:15Ella,
01:10:16is Amber's
01:10:17mother.
01:10:18I don't
01:10:18want there
01:10:19to be
01:10:19any
01:10:19misunderstanding.
01:10:21I'm
01:10:22sorry.
01:10:23All right.
01:10:25Amber,
01:10:26here you
01:10:26go.
01:10:31Okay.
01:10:33Amber,
01:10:34you want to
01:10:34come home
01:10:35with me?
01:10:36Of course
01:10:37I do.
01:10:37wonderful.
01:10:39Wonderful.
01:10:40Good.
01:10:40Good.
01:10:57Hey,
01:10:58just in time.
01:10:59Here,
01:10:59help us choose.
01:11:00I'm renting a bigger
01:11:01house,
01:11:02so we can all
01:11:03fit.
01:11:03Study room
01:11:04for the kids.
01:11:06Oh,
01:11:07forget it.
01:11:08There's no need
01:11:09to move now.
01:11:12Never go with
01:11:13your biological father.
01:11:17Hmm.
01:11:17What should I
01:11:25make you guys
01:11:26to eat?
01:11:27You know,
01:11:28I think I'm
01:11:28killing a grilled
01:11:29vegetable salad.
01:11:31Mom,
01:11:31your cooking is so
01:11:32good,
01:11:32I've gained so
01:11:33much weight.
01:11:34I do
01:11:34go on a diet.
01:11:35I prefer
01:11:36the creamy
01:11:38potato soup.
01:11:39Okay,
01:11:40a grilled
01:11:40vegetable salad,
01:11:41creamy soup.
01:11:42mom,
01:11:48I want
01:11:48pasta.
01:11:49How could
01:11:50you not
01:11:50wait for me?
01:11:50I want to
01:11:51pick my
01:11:51dinner,
01:11:51too.
01:11:52Oh,
01:11:53honey,
01:11:59why aren't you
01:12:00at your dad's?
01:12:01Mom,
01:12:02how could
01:12:03you not
01:12:03take the money?
01:12:04It costs a lot
01:12:05to raise me,
01:12:05and you deserve it,
01:12:06and more.
01:12:06good thing I'm
01:12:10resourceful.
01:12:16This
01:12:17is a
01:12:18Parker pen.
01:12:19The nib
01:12:20is pure
01:12:20gold.
01:12:23Yes.
01:12:26Here's a
01:12:27cutter.
01:12:27Oh.
01:12:28The blades
01:12:28are all
01:12:29diamonds,
01:12:31and I have
01:12:32this thing
01:12:34all about.
01:12:43Ta-da!
01:12:44For your
01:12:45back pain.
01:12:47And
01:12:47a year's
01:12:51worth
01:12:51supply of
01:12:52spouser.
01:12:53Amber,
01:12:54honey,
01:12:56you silly
01:12:57kid.
01:12:58You should
01:12:59be with
01:12:59your dad,
01:13:00living a
01:13:00good life.
01:13:01I
01:13:03didn't
01:13:04need to
01:13:05do all
01:13:05this,
01:13:05honey.
01:13:06You've
01:13:06got to
01:13:06take it
01:13:07back.
01:13:08Dad?
01:13:09He's
01:13:09just a
01:13:10stranger
01:13:10who provided
01:13:11a sperm.
01:13:12Mom,
01:13:13you're the
01:13:13only mom
01:13:14for me.
01:13:15It's
01:13:15only you.
01:13:20You
01:13:21wouldn't want to
01:13:21disappoint her
01:13:22now,
01:13:22would you?
01:13:23Exactly.
01:13:24You give a
01:13:24one rich dad,
01:13:25there's even
01:13:26a richer
01:13:26one waiting
01:13:27for you.
01:13:28The
01:13:28hair?
01:13:29Don't be
01:13:29so vain,
01:13:30okay?
01:13:30We've got
01:13:32everything we
01:13:32need.
01:13:33Learn to
01:13:33be content
01:13:34and stop
01:13:34dreaming.
01:13:41Ah,
01:13:42Sarah,
01:13:43please give
01:13:43me back
01:13:44my daughter.
01:13:45I'm sorry,
01:13:47Amber just
01:13:47needs time
01:13:48to adjust.
01:13:49No rush,
01:13:50we can talk
01:13:51properly.
01:13:52Please.
01:13:59Well,
01:13:59eat up.
01:14:00you're not
01:14:00used to
01:14:01having good
01:14:01food like
01:14:02this,
01:14:02are you?
01:14:03My poor
01:14:04daughter,
01:14:05she missed
01:14:05out on
01:14:05having a
01:14:06wealthy,
01:14:06comfortable
01:14:07life instead
01:14:08of spending
01:14:09years in
01:14:10destitution.
01:14:12Oh,
01:14:12I'm so sorry,
01:14:13I didn't mean
01:14:14that.
01:14:15I understand.
01:14:16I still
01:14:17prefer my
01:14:17mom's pasta.
01:14:20Look,
01:14:21I know
01:14:21you've had
01:14:21a rough
01:14:22upbringing,
01:14:23but,
01:14:24uh,
01:14:24please,
01:14:25you've got
01:14:26to learn
01:14:26some table
01:14:27manners.
01:14:28Amber,
01:14:28like this,
01:14:29like this.
01:14:33They're so
01:14:33annoying.
01:14:34Well,
01:14:35you can take
01:14:35your time
01:14:36for things
01:14:36like that,
01:14:37but other
01:14:37things don't
01:14:39need as much
01:14:40time.
01:14:41The Wesley
01:14:42family will
01:14:42not suffer
01:14:43petty thieves
01:14:45with bad
01:14:45character.
01:14:46Amber,
01:14:47he's not a
01:14:47thief.
01:14:48No,
01:14:49no,
01:14:49then why
01:14:50did she steal
01:14:51my money
01:14:51and spend
01:14:52it on
01:14:52your family?
01:14:53Huh?
01:14:54I know.
01:14:56I know.
01:14:56You're broke.
01:14:57But please,
01:14:58don't teach
01:14:59my daughter
01:14:59to lie
01:15:01to her
01:15:02own family,
01:15:03to steal
01:15:04and to run
01:15:05away like
01:15:05some delinquent.
01:15:07Hey,
01:15:07this is not
01:15:07her fault.
01:15:08It's me.
01:15:10I can't
01:15:11leave my mom.
01:15:13Sorry.
01:15:14Well,
01:15:15it's good
01:15:15to admit
01:15:16your mistakes
01:15:16and change.
01:15:18I like
01:15:18honest people.
01:15:19Yeah?
01:15:22Who do you
01:15:23like?
01:15:27Who do you
01:15:28like?
01:15:33My husband
01:15:34dresses up
01:15:35and brings
01:15:36home flowers.
01:15:37Yeah.
01:15:37Turns out
01:15:38to be for
01:15:38you,
01:15:39you spade.
01:15:40Don't hit
01:15:41my mom.
01:15:42Oh,
01:15:42your mom.
01:15:44I am
01:15:45your mother.
01:15:47What are you,
01:15:48as insane
01:15:49as your father?
01:15:50Ella,
01:15:51please,
01:15:51it's all
01:15:51a misunderstanding.
01:15:53Yeah,
01:15:54understanding.
01:15:58Just an ugly
01:16:02old bitch
01:16:03trying to use
01:16:04my daughter
01:16:05to bait
01:16:06my husband.
01:16:07Now,
01:16:07I wasn't born
01:16:08yesterday.
01:16:12Sir,
01:16:13this is
01:16:14black porn
01:16:15and your daughter
01:16:15in danger.
01:16:16I'm on my way.
01:16:26You're so
01:16:27manipulative.
01:16:28You deliberately
01:16:30stole my daughter
01:16:31so you could
01:16:32seduce my husband.
01:16:34Stealing a baby?
01:16:36That's despicable.
01:16:38No.
01:16:39I understand
01:16:42how you're feeling
01:16:42too.
01:16:43I lost my own son
01:16:44years ago.
01:16:45I've been searching
01:16:45for him ever since.
01:16:48I treat
01:16:48Andrew as my own
01:16:49daughter.
01:16:50When I found her,
01:16:51she was so tiny.
01:16:53Her voice was
01:16:54hoarse from crying.
01:16:55No one was
01:16:56looking for her.
01:16:57No one reported
01:16:58her missing.
01:16:59I love her
01:17:00and I give
01:17:02everything for her.
01:17:03That's no
01:17:04nonsense.
01:17:05You don't have
01:17:06any kids.
01:17:07You don't have
01:17:08a husband.
01:17:08But what you do
01:17:09is you steal
01:17:10from others.
01:17:11I am her kid.
01:17:13Shut up!
01:17:15Even if you
01:17:15wanted to be her
01:17:16kid, she doesn't
01:17:17have a husband.
01:17:18And an incomplete
01:17:19family is what
01:17:20raised a fatherless,
01:17:22ill man or daughter
01:17:23like you.
01:17:28Who told you
01:17:29she was fatherless?
01:17:34Who told you
01:17:35she was fatherless?
01:17:39Oh, I get it.
01:17:42You call
01:17:43three men
01:17:44for help,
01:17:45you slut.
01:17:47You'll let
01:17:47any creepy,
01:17:49stinky,
01:17:50dirty thing
01:17:50crawl into your bed.
01:17:52You cannot
01:17:54live and survive
01:17:55without a man.
01:17:56Hey, you
01:17:57shut that dirty
01:17:58mouth, okay?
01:17:59How dare you
01:17:59insult her?
01:18:00I'm sorry.
01:18:02My wife was
01:18:03you're misunderstanding.
01:18:04She was
01:18:05speaking out of turn.
01:18:07Will, um,
01:18:09$200 make up
01:18:10for it?
01:18:11Give him
01:18:12$2,000.
01:18:14$2,000?
01:18:15What do you think,
01:18:16wearing a suit
01:18:16makes you a millionaire?
01:18:18I'll make you pay for this.
01:18:32I am an executive
01:18:33at the Blackthorn Group.
01:18:36With one word,
01:18:37I can have all of you fire.
01:18:39Uh, what the hell
01:18:40is even that?
01:18:41I'm sorry,
01:18:41who do you want to fire?
01:18:42That slopslinger
01:18:45and her plunger
01:18:46jockey husband.
01:18:47Now, you apologize to me,
01:18:48or you will all be
01:18:49homeless in the morning.
01:18:51You should open your eyes.
01:18:52You're talking to
01:18:53Mr. Lucian Blackthorn,
01:18:55founder of
01:18:56Blackthorn Group.
01:18:57He's the chairman
01:18:58of the board
01:18:59of the school,
01:19:00and he's the school
01:19:01principal.
01:19:06You should open your eyes.
01:19:07You're talking to
01:19:08Mr. Lucian Blackthorn,
01:19:10founder of
01:19:11the Blackthorn Group.
01:19:13He's the chairman
01:19:14of the board
01:19:15of the school,
01:19:15and he's the school principal.
01:19:18How dare you
01:19:19insult him
01:19:20and his family?
01:19:22Isn't that a joke?
01:19:24Now, if he's the chairman,
01:19:25then I'm the president
01:19:26of the United States.
01:19:28Isn't he just a plumber?
01:19:32You talked about
01:19:33firing someone, right?
01:19:34Yeah.
01:19:34You should probably
01:19:35check your email.
01:19:36You must have gotten
01:19:37one from HR by now.
01:19:41No, no, no, no.
01:19:45He's really the principal?
01:19:48No, that can't be
01:19:48Sarah the ordinary.
01:19:51How would an ultra-rich man
01:19:52like Blackthorn
01:19:53marry her?
01:19:57Amber deserves
01:19:58better parents.
01:19:59No, no.
01:20:00No, no.
01:20:00Throw them out
01:20:01and make sure
01:20:02they never set foot
01:20:03on Blackthorn
01:20:04property again.
01:20:10Sarah,
01:20:11I'm so sorry
01:20:11for lying to you.
01:20:13I just,
01:20:14I thought
01:20:15if you knew
01:20:16my identity,
01:20:17you would leave me.
01:20:18So,
01:20:20it is true?
01:20:24You really are
01:20:25Mr. Blackthorn,
01:20:27the school's principal?
01:20:28Yes.
01:20:29Oh, my God.
01:20:32Lucian is
01:20:33the principal.
01:20:35Does that mean
01:20:36he's my even
01:20:36richer dad?
01:20:39Yup.
01:20:40What?
01:20:41I,
01:20:41may you spend
01:20:42your whole life
01:20:43never finding
01:20:44your lost son.
01:20:47Good news, sir.
01:20:48Do you remember
01:20:49when you wanted me
01:20:49to file the
01:20:50missing persons report?
01:20:52I found someone.
01:20:53Sir,
01:20:58this boy claims
01:20:59that he's
01:21:00the long-lost
01:21:00son of Sarah.
01:21:04You.
01:21:07What is your name?
01:21:08Jason?
01:21:10Jason White?
01:21:14Um,
01:21:15when you were little,
01:21:19what animal
01:21:20were you most
01:21:20afraid of?
01:21:21Dogs.
01:21:23A big one.
01:21:28When you were
01:21:28almost three.
01:21:31Do you remember
01:21:32where you almost
01:21:33drowned?
01:21:35Uh,
01:21:37uh,
01:21:38the,
01:21:38the,
01:21:39the ocean.
01:21:40Uh,
01:21:40no,
01:21:41a swimming pool.
01:21:43What was your
01:21:44favorite meal
01:21:45that I cooked
01:21:46for you?
01:21:49Fried chicken?
01:21:53No.
01:21:55You're not him.
01:22:03Dad?
01:22:11It's okay.
01:22:12It's okay.
01:22:12I guess I've gotten
01:22:26used to it
01:22:27over the years.
01:22:28I guess I prefer
01:22:30to think
01:22:30no news
01:22:30is good news,
01:22:31right?
01:22:33Maybe he's out
01:22:34there somewhere
01:22:34happy,
01:22:35living with a
01:22:37family.
01:22:39I'll be okay.
01:22:40Can I,
01:22:44can I,
01:22:44can I answer
01:22:45those questions
01:22:45just now?
01:22:47When I was,
01:22:48when I was a boy,
01:22:49I dreamed
01:22:49that someone
01:22:50called me Jason.
01:22:52You
01:22:53disappeared
01:22:54when you
01:22:54were three.
01:22:55Okay.
01:22:55the test results
01:23:06show that
01:23:06Vesper
01:23:07is indeed
01:23:08Sarah's son.
01:23:17You've been lost
01:23:18all these years.
01:23:19Oh,
01:23:20it's all my fault.
01:23:21I,
01:23:21I'm sorry.
01:23:22I'm so sorry.
01:23:23You shouldn't be
01:23:24the one saying
01:23:24Sarah.
01:23:25I was so close
01:23:25to you and I,
01:23:26I,
01:23:26Baby.
01:23:32I told you
01:23:33we look like
01:23:33a family.
01:23:34Turns out
01:23:35we really are.
01:23:36Finding a family
01:23:36like this,
01:23:37it's the luckiest
01:23:38thing in all
01:23:39my life.
01:23:40My baby.
01:23:40I can't tell you
01:23:51how happy I am.
01:23:53After years
01:23:53of searching,
01:23:55I finally
01:23:55found my family.
01:23:57Thank you
01:23:57for letting me
01:23:59into your life.
01:24:01Now we can
01:24:02build a family
01:24:03together.
01:24:04I remember
01:24:05I remember
01:24:05the day
01:24:07I remember
01:24:11the hour
01:24:12when I first
01:24:15set my eyes
01:24:16on you
01:24:17on that
01:24:18warm summer night.
01:24:25I remember
01:24:27the way
01:24:28you tried to say
01:24:32my last name.
01:24:35It wasn't right,
01:24:36but with time
01:24:37you learned
01:24:38like it was
01:24:40your own.
01:24:42In that moment
01:24:48I was holding
01:24:50you so tightly
01:24:52If only in my dreams
01:24:55it was you
01:24:56and I
01:24:57Knew I'd make
01:24:59you mine
01:25:00Never leave
01:25:01your side
01:25:03If only in my dreams
01:25:06it was you
01:25:07and I
01:25:08that warm
01:25:12summer night
01:25:14That warm summer night
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