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00:00:00Three years together.
00:00:05This Christmas, I'm taking Jake home to meet Grandma.
00:00:08He'll get the hint. He'll propose.
00:00:10Oh my God, Emma. You're about to be engaged.
00:00:14Hello?
00:00:16Jakey!
00:00:17Merry Christmas, Jake.
00:00:19I brought you a Christmas gift basket.
00:00:23With things from the Miller Farm.
00:00:28Jake, are you there?
00:00:30Oh my God, Jake!
00:00:36Emma!
00:00:37You're cheating on me? With a guy? In a Santa suit?
00:00:43You weren't supposed to find out this way.
00:00:46You jerk. You promised you'd come home with me for Christmas.
00:00:50Relax, Emma. I'll still marry you.
00:00:54Besides, I'll need a surrogate anyway.
00:00:57You can finally make some money for once.
00:00:58What the hell is wrong with you?
00:01:05I mean...
00:01:07You're an Alex!
00:01:09I know!
00:01:09The Miller girl is leaving the house.
00:01:18Mm-hmm.
00:01:19Dude, if he finds out she's the Miller heiress,
00:01:23the richest girl in North America,
00:01:25the world's gonna burn.
00:01:26I wish I was the boyfriend, Moe.
00:01:28I bet you do.
00:01:29You tricked the helicopter and I still beat you there.
00:01:39You tricked the helicopter and I still beat you there.
00:01:53Still feel as competitive as ever, Grandma Rose.
00:01:56Hide your damn Rolex.
00:01:58You don't want your cousin to see it.
00:02:00You made it!
00:02:02I dropped a billion dollar deal to fly out here on Victoria.
00:02:06What's so urgent?
00:02:08Emma, she's bringing a boyfriend home for Christmas.
00:02:11What?
00:02:12So after 20 years of pretending to be poor,
00:02:14are we finally dropping the act?
00:02:15Emma was just five years old when she was kidnapped.
00:02:18You know I never would have wanted her to grow up like this.
00:02:21But we had to keep her safe.
00:02:24That's enough hiding.
00:02:27This is the Christmas that she learns the truth.
00:02:30That she is the sole heir to the $250 billion Miller fortune.
00:02:36But first,
00:02:38let's put his love to the test.
00:02:48What now?
00:02:49I promised Grandma I'd bring someone home.
00:02:53But my boyfriend is shagging Santa Claus.
00:02:56Alex,
00:02:57we have to get engaged by Christmas.
00:03:01Your dad already gave his blessing.
00:03:04To him, we're just another business merger, Sophia.
00:03:06And I'm really, I'm not interested.
00:03:08At least I have a coffee with me and talk this through.
00:03:11I gotta take this.
00:03:13Hello?
00:03:15Face it, Alex.
00:03:17You're mine.
00:03:18Whether you like it or not.
00:03:22Hey!
00:03:25What are you doing?
00:03:26Sophia, what the hell is this?
00:03:28I just wanted to talk.
00:03:30My dad's about to sign a deal with the Miller Group.
00:03:32If we don't marry...
00:03:34So what?
00:03:34You think you can just drug me to get what you want?
00:03:36Your father said,
00:03:38no fiancé by Christmas.
00:03:40No inheritance.
00:03:42Do you really want to give all that up?
00:03:44If it means I got to marry you, yeah.
00:04:01Mistletoe.
00:04:03Yeah, you...
00:04:04Everybody, this is my new girlfriend.
00:04:25She looks like a farm girl.
00:04:27Are you serious?
00:04:27Yeah, she's the one.
00:04:34What?
00:04:35You know, maybe the next time you kiss someone without their permission, you should ask them first.
00:04:40I'm not the kind of girl to go around kissing strangers.
00:04:43I deserve that.
00:04:44Sorry for the ambush kiss.
00:04:45I just...
00:04:46I...
00:04:46I couldn't help myself.
00:04:50Since I'm your girlfriend, there's no apology needed.
00:04:54Especially because I need you to do something for me, boyfriend.
00:04:59Anything.
00:05:07Emma, you're here.
00:05:09That must mean this is...
00:05:11Mom, this is Alex, my boyfriend.
00:05:15And Alex, this is my mom, Victoria, and my cousin David.
00:05:18He's even more handsome than you said.
00:05:21Emma, your taste is impeccable.
00:05:25Wait, have we met before?
00:05:27You look so familiar.
00:05:28Wait, you're not management at the Miller Group, are you?
00:05:31Uh, no.
00:05:32Ew.
00:05:32I could have swore I saw you at a shareholder meeting.
00:05:36Absolutely not.
00:05:39My mistake.
00:05:40Mom, David, you guys are acting weird.
00:05:48This totally happens.
00:05:50People always think that David is that billionaire guy.
00:05:53What are the odds?
00:05:54David, a billionaire?
00:05:55A total coincidence.
00:05:58I just ooze Rich and Successful, right?
00:06:02Well, why don't we all go inside before we freeze to death?
00:06:07Yeah.
00:06:08Let's do it.
00:06:08This is, uh, British royal porcelain, original issue?
00:06:16Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, fake.
00:06:19Totally fake.
00:06:20Thrift store, discount.
00:06:23Wow, I mean, the resemblance is uncanny.
00:06:25I couldn't tell.
00:06:26It's a great knockoff, right?
00:06:28Yeah.
00:06:28Ha, ha, ha.
00:06:30Hold on.
00:06:31Is that...
00:06:31Is that a Shakespeare first folio?
00:06:34These go for millions.
00:06:35You're just...
00:06:36You're just using it as a coaster.
00:06:40Wow.
00:06:41It's just a copy.
00:06:43We actually use it to light the fire.
00:06:46Seriously?
00:06:49I could swear this is an original.
00:06:51Oh, wow, that silver piece.
00:06:59That's, uh, very French royal.
00:07:01It's a spray paint.
00:07:04David, uh, nearly passed out from the fumes.
00:07:07Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:07:11It's okay now.
00:07:12You actually brought a boy home at last.
00:07:22Grandma, this is Alex.
00:07:24Tell me, young man, do you think my granddaughter is good enough for you?
00:07:28I think that she's more than good enough for me.
00:07:31Wow, he's really good at this.
00:07:37This was my late husband's.
00:07:39I want you to have it.
00:07:40Love her with all your heart, Alex.
00:07:47Wow, I...
00:07:48Okay.
00:07:51He needs your legs.
00:07:59Welcome home, Mr. Wilson.
00:08:05Oh, my God.
00:08:07You didn't tell me your parents were this rich.
00:08:10Being rich is not all it's cracked up to be.
00:08:16Besides,
00:08:17you are my fiancée now.
00:08:21What?
00:08:26The country bumpkin.
00:08:28There's a set foot on Wilson family property.
00:08:31Unbelievable.
00:08:42Mountain chairwoman.
00:08:43Miss Miller's at the Wilson estate.
00:08:45What?
00:08:46Well, get going.
00:08:47Prepare the finest Christmas gifts.
00:08:49I will not have the Wilsons looking down on my granddaughter.
00:08:51What are you doing here?
00:09:03I invited her.
00:09:05The Garcia's are old friends.
00:09:07Your broken engagement has embarrassed both of our families.
00:09:15This farm girl stench is making me sick.
00:09:18Sorry, I'm just...
00:09:21I mean, I'm alerted to poverty.
00:09:24Uncle Robert, do you mind if I take the trash out?
00:09:27Security!
00:09:28Stop!
00:09:29She's my guest.
00:09:30She's not going anywhere.
00:09:32Enough!
00:09:32If Alex finds her special, then I'm sure she has some very fine qualities.
00:09:43Come, dear.
00:09:44Join us.
00:09:48Better to let her feel out of place than to drive her away.
00:09:56Beluga!
00:09:56Ah, $300 an ounce.
00:09:59Elizabeth, you are spoiling us.
00:10:02Only the best for you.
00:10:04Emma, darling, would you like to try some?
00:10:08Sure.
00:10:09Have you ever even seen caviar before?
00:10:13Farm girl?
00:10:14You probably just think they're fancy fish eggs.
00:10:17My family imports ours from Russia every year.
00:10:21Cool.
00:10:26Not bad, but the texture's a little mushy, and the fish eggs themselves are pretty small,
00:10:34and the color's off.
00:10:36What could you possibly know about caviar?
00:10:40Well, it's not my favorite, but Grandma always said that the good kind is firm and glossy,
00:10:46not dark and oily.
00:10:51But, um, I brought you all a basket from the Miller Farm.
00:10:55We harvest our own caviar there.
00:10:58Want to try it?
00:10:59We put it in this Christmas basket every year.
00:11:04Sturgeon?
00:11:05Come on!
00:11:07Your shabby farm couldn't raise sturgeon even if they tried.
00:11:11Well, why not?
00:11:13All it takes is a clean pond and some patience.
00:11:19Oh, my goodness.
00:11:24This is Alma's caviar from albino sturgeon.
00:11:29The rarest kind.
00:11:31$3,000 an ounce.
00:11:33More?
00:11:37Oh, you mean the white sturgeons?
00:11:40Yeah, we have those.
00:11:41But honestly, I think the black ones are cuter.
00:11:44If you want, I can have my mom bring you some.
00:11:46We have way too much at our house as it is.
00:11:48Who is this girl?
00:11:51Uh, Emma.
00:11:52You really don't know how much that jar costs?
00:11:54It's just fish eggs.
00:11:56We have it all the time.
00:11:58I'm actually getting a little sick of it myself.
00:12:00Yeah, right.
00:12:02A farm girl with five-figure caviar.
00:12:05You must have stolen it.
00:12:07Hey!
00:12:08Back off.
00:12:09That is my fiancée you're talking to.
00:12:12Don't you think you're moving a little too quickly, Alex?
00:12:16Actually, I think the only thing that's moving quickly is your misplaced judgment.
00:12:20You.
00:12:21Oh!
00:12:22Alex!
00:12:25You okay?
00:12:26Yeah.
00:12:27Sure?
00:12:28Uh-huh.
00:12:31Hey.
00:12:31The watch.
00:12:34That watch is a fake?
00:12:37That's supposed to be a vintage Patek belief.
00:12:41My father bought one 20 years ago for $200,000.
00:12:45And then gave it to James Thompson, the Miller Group's CEO.
00:12:50Hey, that's an obvious knockoff.
00:12:52A bottom feeder like you, flashing counterfeit junk, trying to claw her way into money.
00:12:59Pathetic.
00:13:01May I?
00:13:06The craftsmanship doesn't look fake at all.
00:13:10Maybe it is genuine.
00:13:14I swear on the Garcia name.
00:13:17That watch is a forgery.
00:13:20I mean, how would a farm girl even be able to afford something so expensive?
00:13:23Emma wouldn't lie to me.
00:13:25Real or fake, it's still the most precious gift that anyone's ever given me.
00:13:31Hey!
00:13:33What are you doing?
00:13:34Give that back!
00:13:35Let's see how precious this is when it's smashed to pieces.
00:13:39What?
00:13:39No!
00:13:41No!
00:13:41No!
00:13:43Are you insane?
00:13:47No!
00:13:47Sophia, what's wrong with you?
00:13:49This is my grandfather's watch.
00:13:55I'm so sorry.
00:13:56This is all my fault.
00:13:58It's the only memory my grandmother has of it.
00:14:02Emma, I'm so sorry.
00:14:03This is my fault.
00:14:04You!
00:14:05You're a horrible person!
00:14:06That's enough!
00:14:09Apologize to Sophia.
00:14:10Dad, you've gone way too far.
00:14:13Robert, Sophia is the one who started all of this.
00:14:17Over my dead body.
00:14:18Well, I let you be with that liar.
00:14:20Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, sir.
00:14:22James Thompson, the Miller Group's North American CEO.
00:14:36Mr. Thompson, to what do we owe this honor?
00:14:39Delivering Christmas gifts on behalf of my boss.
00:14:42Your boss is...
00:14:44Mr. Thompson.
00:14:46So kind of you.
00:14:47These aren't for you, Ms. Garcia.
00:14:50People who smash family heirlooms don't deserve to be rewarded.
00:14:55Is there anything else you'd like to say?
00:15:01You...
00:15:01You hit me!
00:15:03Hit you?
00:15:05I merely corrected someone who insulted my boss.
00:15:11Ms. Miller?
00:15:13Uncle James, what are you doing here?
00:15:17Uncle?
00:15:19Mr. Thompson, what's going on?
00:15:24I'd like to introduce...
00:15:27Ms. Emma Miller.
00:15:29Sole heir to the Miller Group.
00:15:34A growing $250 billion empire.
00:15:38And from one of the most largest dynasties on the West Coast.
00:15:42Uncle James, I...
00:15:49There has to be a mistake.
00:15:51I'm just a farm girl.
00:15:52I'm not some billionaire heiress.
00:15:54So you really do know Mr. Thompson?
00:15:57Of course.
00:15:58Yeah, I mean, he's an old family friend.
00:16:02He comes by the farm like every day.
00:16:05Emma!
00:16:05Is this true?
00:16:09Completely.
00:16:10Impossible.
00:16:12I have a very close relationship with the Miller family.
00:16:15I've known them for years.
00:16:17Ms. Miller.
00:16:18Mrs. Miller asked me to bring these gifts for you.
00:16:21For when you meet the Wilsons.
00:16:24Oh my God.
00:16:25I seriously screwed this up.
00:16:29Uncle James, why are you being so formal all of a sudden?
00:16:32And did you just call Mom Mrs. Miller?
00:16:35I am...
00:16:36I'm sorry.
00:16:37You don't mean that this Mrs. Miller is that Mrs. Miller.
00:16:42Yes, Ms. Garcia.
00:16:45It's that Mrs. Miller.
00:16:47This isn't my secret to tell.
00:16:54The chairwoman should be the one to reveal the truth.
00:16:56What I meant to say was, Emma's grandmother saved my life.
00:17:00I've known them for many, many years.
00:17:03I would do anything for the Miller family.
00:17:05I knew it.
00:17:09This country pumpkin can never be conducted to the Miller family.
00:17:13Thank God she is not that Mrs. Miller.
00:17:15Otherwise, my career would be over.
00:17:17Look, Uncle James, I really appreciate you bringing all these gifts.
00:17:21But, um, can we not tell Grandma about what happened today with the pocket watch?
00:17:27It was my fault.
00:17:29I mean, your Grandma trusted me with it, and I should have protected it.
00:17:32I'm sorry, Mr. Thompson.
00:17:33That one's on me.
00:17:33It's not your fault, Mr. Wilson.
00:17:37But some people have been terribly rude.
00:17:41Sophia, that outburst was beneath you.
00:17:45Destroying other people's property is simply bad breeding.
00:17:48I was defending our family from fraud.
00:17:53Excuse me, fraud?
00:17:55This farm girl brought a fake watch to show off.
00:17:58The real antique pocket watch was bought by my father 20 years ago, and then given to you.
00:18:07Remember?
00:18:09Oh, yes, I remember.
00:18:11And then I gave it to Emma's grandmother.
00:18:13What?
00:18:13Breathe.
00:18:15Breathe, Robert, breathe.
00:18:17You know exactly what this watch is worth, and you're going to pay for what you've done.
00:18:20Fine.
00:18:21I'll pay.
00:18:22My family bought it in the first place.
00:18:24This isn't just a pocket watch.
00:18:27My grandfather left it for my grandmother after he passed.
00:18:30It's the most precious gift she has of the man that she loved.
00:18:34You didn't just shatter an heirloom.
00:18:36You shattered someone's heart.
00:18:38Miss Garcia, you are going to pay the price.
00:18:41Emma, give him a number.
00:18:44Well, nothing could really replace it, but I suppose Grandma does deserve something, so.
00:18:52$2,000 seems fair.
00:18:54Grandma would hate for me to ask for more.
00:18:58$2 million.
00:19:01$2 million?
00:19:02No, no, no, I never, I didn't...
00:19:04Oh, no, no.
00:19:05Not $2 million.
00:19:07$20 million.
00:19:12Breathe, sweetheart.
00:19:14Robert, breathe.
00:19:17$20 million, Mr. Thompson.
00:19:20You can't be serious.
00:19:21No, I don't joke about numbers.
00:19:22Uncle James, this watch is worth maybe like $200.
00:19:26$200 million might be a stretch, but not impossible.
00:19:29But with me here, the price is whatever you say it is.
00:19:32That is insane.
00:19:34Even if that watch was real, it is still just a watch.
00:19:39$200 million?
00:19:41That's blackmail!
00:19:42Uncle Robert, please tell them this is ridiculous.
00:19:47Well, um, that is quite a sell.
00:19:51Okay, well, Uncle James, I did actually just mean to...
00:19:53Don't worry.
00:19:54I've got this.
00:19:56Miss Garcia, if I were you, I'd start moving.
00:19:59Moving?
00:20:00It's Christmas Eve.
00:20:02This time tomorrow will be Christmas Day.
00:20:06You have less than 24 hours to come up with $200 million.
00:20:10Every second you waste is one step closer to bankruptcy.
00:20:13If Ms. Miller is not paid by midnight.
00:20:16The Garcia family files bankruptcy on the morning news.
00:20:23You...
00:20:24You can't do this.
00:20:26Oh, can't I?
00:20:27Shall I call a few media outlets right now?
00:20:29The Garcia heiress smashes family heirloom on Christmas Eve
00:20:33and refuses to pay compensation.
00:20:37Hmm.
00:20:38What do they say that word is?
00:20:39Oh, it'll trend by dinner.
00:20:42Okay, this is overkill.
00:20:44Emma wants an apology, not a headline.
00:20:46Yeah.
00:20:47That's not enough.
00:20:48Somebody's got to pay for being such an arrogant, spiteful bitch.
00:20:54Emma?
00:20:55I shouldn't have said some of those things to you.
00:20:58That's it?
00:21:00Ms. Miller!
00:21:01I'm sorry.
00:21:06Forgive me, I was wrong.
00:21:08I was so wrong.
00:21:12I deserve this.
00:21:14I shouldn't have ever looked down on you.
00:21:18I should have never broken the watch.
00:21:21I'll never do it again.
00:21:24Hey!
00:21:25Stop.
00:21:26Okay?
00:21:27That's enough.
00:21:29Look, I forgive you.
00:21:31But from now on,
00:21:33I want you to respect other people.
00:21:35And don't judge others for their clothes
00:21:37or the money they have in their bank account.
00:21:40Okay?
00:21:40Okay.
00:21:42Maybe $200 million was a little steep.
00:21:45Since Emma has forgiven you,
00:21:47you have 24 hours to come up with $20 million.
00:21:49Time's running out, Ms. Garcia.
00:21:54I'll go get her right now.
00:22:02Give me!
00:22:03Just go!
00:22:04Now that that's sorted,
00:22:05time to do a little business.
00:22:07Bring in the gifts.
00:22:08These Christmas gifts were chosen especially by Mrs. Miller.
00:22:18This can't be right.
00:22:20Paving stone from our yard?
00:22:21That's the vase we use for flowers.
00:22:23And grandma's beat-up Bible?
00:22:26These are your family's most precious heirlooms.
00:22:29Pigeon's blood ruby.
00:22:30An 18th century French vase.
00:22:33An 11th century illuminated Bible.
00:22:35Let's see if anyone here realizes what they're looking at.
00:22:38These look like something you'd get at a garage sale.
00:22:41Oh, God.
00:22:42Grandma, what were you thinking?
00:22:43You just gifted them junk.
00:22:45That's odd.
00:22:46This, this color, this, this glaze.
00:22:49It doesn't look cheap at all.
00:22:51I think it could actually be a real antique.
00:22:54I literally milked a cow at that vase the other day.
00:22:56Oh, my.
00:22:57Look, I'm sorry.
00:22:59My grandma must have thought she was being sweet,
00:23:01but the reality is this is just random stuff from the farm.
00:23:05No, Emma, these are pieces from your life.
00:23:09They hold your memories.
00:23:11That's what makes them valuable.
00:23:15Grandma would be really happy to hear you say that.
00:23:19Uncle James,
00:23:21why would grandma send this stuff?
00:23:24I mean, won't the Wilsons think we're mocking them?
00:23:27Miss Emma,
00:23:28trust me,
00:23:30nothing from your grandmother would ever be considered
00:23:32stuff.
00:23:33That's all I have to say for now.
00:23:38The rest,
00:23:38you'll just have to hear directly from the chairwoman.
00:23:41I get it.
00:23:43Uncle James is here to back me up.
00:23:45The gifts may look like junk,
00:23:46but coming from the CEO himself,
00:23:48they're probably something else entirely.
00:23:51Yes?
00:23:52James, drop off the gifts and come straight back.
00:23:54They already know who you are.
00:23:56Don't ruin Emma's show.
00:23:57Yes, ma'am.
00:23:59Miss Emma,
00:24:00duty calls.
00:24:01Yes, I have to go.
00:24:02Tell grandma we'll be home for dinner soon.
00:24:03Of course.
00:24:05Mr. Thompson,
00:24:06you are always welcome here.
00:24:09Goodbye, Mr. Thompson.
00:24:10Mr. Thompson.
00:24:13So,
00:24:14what's your story, Emma?
00:24:16Tell us the truth.
00:24:17I mean,
00:24:17a man like Mr. Thompson
00:24:18doesn't just get close to a farming family for no reason.
00:24:22No story.
00:24:23We're just normal people.
00:24:25Poor, maybe,
00:24:26but still normal.
00:24:27Mr. Thompson is one of the power players in the Miller Empire.
00:24:32Every businessman in this country wants a connection like that.
00:24:36Come on.
00:24:37Is your grandmother
00:24:38investing?
00:24:40Buying in?
00:24:44They don't talk to me about business.
00:24:46Ever.
00:24:46Okay, Dad.
00:24:47That's enough.
00:24:48Leave her alone.
00:24:49That thing my Uncle James said
00:24:51to Sophia about paying me 20 million dollars,
00:24:54that was just to scare her, right?
00:24:57Emma, it's not about the money.
00:24:59He's not going to make her pay.
00:25:00He's just teaching her a lesson.
00:25:02When you hurt people,
00:25:03there are consequences.
00:25:04Your family deserves respect.
00:25:07That's what this is about.
00:25:11Honestly, though,
00:25:12that watch was maybe,
00:25:15maybe,
00:25:16$200.
00:25:18I thought she was some secret heiress.
00:25:21Turns out she's just another broke farm girl.
00:25:23Waste of my time.
00:25:26That watch was worth only $200?
00:25:33Sophia,
00:25:34what the hell is wrong with you?
00:25:35She's a liar.
00:25:37I heard everything.
00:25:39That watch is worth only $200.
00:25:42$200!
00:25:43She's making me pay 20 million.
00:25:47That's fraud.
00:25:49I didn't lie.
00:25:51Okay?
00:25:51I don't know how much it was worth.
00:25:53I was just guessing.
00:25:55Oh, please.
00:25:56Poor people like you love to play innocent.
00:25:58Cheap junk.
00:26:00Just have to look fancy.
00:26:05And these?
00:26:07More junk from your barn.
00:26:11Look at this ruby.
00:26:15Obviously, dying glass.
00:26:17No sparkle.
00:26:20I think.
00:26:21Don't worry, dear.
00:26:27Let's have a proper look.
00:26:31Oh.
00:26:33The facets.
00:26:34The hexagonal crystal structure.
00:26:38This
00:26:38doesn't look like a fake at all.
00:26:41She's scamming you, Elizabeth.
00:26:42I know a gemologist.
00:26:46Let me send him a few photos.
00:26:48Elizabeth, don't waste your time.
00:26:50A farm girl couldn't possibly own anything worth more than a tractor.
00:26:55Oh.
00:26:57It's him.
00:26:57Dr. Harrison, hello.
00:27:00Where are you?
00:27:02Where did you get that stone?
00:27:03I'm at home.
00:27:04Why?
00:27:05Listen to me, Elizabeth.
00:27:06Don't touch it.
00:27:07No one touch it.
00:27:09I'm coming over right now.
00:27:10You may have found a world-class rarity.
00:27:16That's impossible.
00:27:17He must be mistaken.
00:27:18The inclusions.
00:27:19The color saturation.
00:27:21Everything matches.
00:27:22Top grade Burmese pigeons.
00:27:24Blood ruby.
00:27:25I have to see it in person.
00:27:26Do you think your mom hired an actor to help me out?
00:27:30No.
00:27:31She's been obsessed with antiques for years.
00:27:33Dr. Harrison is the real deal.
00:27:35Don't let this gem dealer trick you.
00:27:38I want to Elizabeth.
00:27:41And the funniest one of them all is this broken base.
00:27:45Cracked like a spider web.
00:27:46And it's supposed to be royal porcelain.
00:27:49I mean, it can't be worth more than the $200 watch.
00:27:54Sophia.
00:27:55Put that down.
00:27:56Don't touch anything until the expert gets here.
00:28:00Why?
00:28:01It's a fake.
00:28:03I'll put it down.
00:28:04No.
00:28:08Hey.
00:28:08Put it down.
00:28:17This was my grandma's favorite vase.
00:28:20When she missed my grandpa, she would put white roses in it because they were his favorite.
00:28:24No matter what it's worth, it still holds Emma's family's memories.
00:28:27What gives you the right to smash it?
00:28:30Well.
00:28:30Look at this edge.
00:28:35Rough edges.
00:28:36And even glaze.
00:28:38Total fake.
00:28:39You brought junk as gifts.
00:28:41How embarrassing for the Walsons.
00:28:47That mark.
00:28:48That seal.
00:28:49This is definitely Louis XVI.
00:28:51That mark is the sign of the Severus Royal Porcelain Factory.
00:28:56It's worth fortune.
00:28:58Emma.
00:29:00Who exactly is your grandmother?
00:29:03Her grandmother is a pauper.
00:29:09Everything here is fake.
00:29:11All this stuff is garbage.
00:29:14I'll smash it now.
00:29:16Let everyone see who you really are.
00:29:19A poor girl pretending to be rich.
00:29:23Bringing junk to show off and fool people.
00:29:28That's enough.
00:29:30You can insult me all you want, but don't ever insult my family or my grandmother's love.
00:29:38How dare you!
00:29:40Enough, Sophia.
00:29:41Get out of my house!
00:29:44I'm sorry.
00:29:45You don't deserve any of this.
00:29:47I'm going to make it up to your grandma myself, okay?
00:29:50Here.
00:29:53This should be enough to cover your antiques.
00:30:03Sir.
00:30:04When we delivered the gifts, this was left in the trunk.
00:30:07Damn it.
00:30:08This has to be the appraisal file for Mrs. Miller's collection.
00:30:11Turn it around.
00:30:13We're going back to the Wilsons.
00:30:16Sophia.
00:30:17This is beyond unacceptable.
00:30:20Smashing other people's things and throwing money on the floor to humiliate them?
00:30:24Have you lost all sense of decency?
00:30:26Maybe I misjudged Sophia.
00:30:31Money really can't buy glass.
00:30:33Sophia.
00:30:34No matter what these items are worth, they were delivered by Mr. Thompson himself.
00:30:39How are we going to explain this to him?
00:30:41Nobody with any real decency would act like this.
00:30:43It looks like Mr. Thompson holds a lot of sway in this house.
00:30:48But face value doesn't pay the bills.
00:30:52Robert, I just got off of the phone with my father.
00:30:54And the Garcia Group will be finalizing a partnership with the Miller Group for $100 billion.
00:31:02The Miller Group?
00:31:04$100 billion?
00:31:07That's right.
00:31:07Soon, the Garcia Group will be the sole distributor for the Miller Group in North America.
00:31:13As for James Thompson, well, next time you see my father, he'll be the one bowing and smiling.
00:31:21So, Aunt Elizabeth, does that put your mind at ease?
00:31:29If this is true, the Garcia family is far more powerful than I realized.
00:31:34This is wonderful news.
00:31:36I suppose the next step is to set the date, Alex, for your wedding.
00:31:43Hear that?
00:31:45Whatever.
00:31:46Dad, I'm with Emma now.
00:31:48Enough.
00:31:49I am thinking of this family's future.
00:31:52Even if she's close to James Thompson, the Garcia deal is worth billions.
00:31:57I don't care if the Garcia's own the entire world.
00:32:00I would still choose Emma over her.
00:32:03If this keeps escalating, things will only get worse.
00:32:06But I promise to help him, so I'll see it through.
00:32:09You can't marry, Sofia, because...
00:32:14I'm pregnant.
00:32:15What?
00:32:19Did I just hear you were pregnant?
00:32:21Uh, uh, yeah.
00:32:23Uh, I mean, just, uh, eight weeks.
00:32:25That's incredible news.
00:32:26I have to tell Mrs. Miller.
00:32:28Oh, she's been waiting a long day for this.
00:32:30Uh, uh, Uncle James, wait.
00:32:32Uh...
00:32:32What the hell happened here?
00:32:36These are Mrs. Miller's gifts for the Wilson family.
00:32:38Mr. Thompson, I'm so glad that you're here.
00:32:43Now you can tell us what this junk is really worth.
00:32:46This is Southamie's appraisal catalog.
00:32:48This is Southamie's appraisal catalog.
00:32:48This is Southamie's appraisal catalog.
00:32:49Every item listed, authenticated, and priced.
00:32:53Severe's Royal Porcelain.
00:32:57Commissioned by Louis XVI in 1776.
00:33:02Current auction price, $1 billion.
00:33:07Oh, please.
00:33:09You are all in on this, aren't you?
00:33:13Fake papers, fake antiques, and fake story.
00:33:17Next.
00:33:19Those certainly do look like official Sotheby's documents.
00:33:23The 15-carat Burmese Pigeon's Blood Ruby.
00:33:27Sale price, $5 billion.
00:33:31Next, 18th Century Illuminated Bible.
00:33:36Total appraised value, $10 billion.
00:33:41$10 billion?
00:33:42No, no, no.
00:33:43That's impossible.
00:33:44You are lying.
00:33:46There's no way a farm family could even own anything that's worth that much.
00:33:50Even you, James Thompson, couldn't afford that.
00:33:56Ms. Garcia, you're not entirely wrong.
00:33:59These items aren't mine.
00:34:02They're part of the Miller family's private collection.
00:34:07Private collection?
00:34:09There's no way that farm girl doesn't even own decent clothes.
00:34:12That's an outrageous lie, Mr. Thompson.
00:34:14I mean, she's got a point.
00:34:16How can a farm girl own items worth billions?
00:34:20Oh, I get it now.
00:34:24I get it.
00:34:25Emma, you had Mr. Thompson put on this act
00:34:28to try to make you look horrid.
00:34:31But he overdid it.
00:34:33I mean, $16 billion
00:34:35for this three-piece collection.
00:34:39Even if it were real,
00:34:40you could even get 20 grand for this stuff.
00:34:43Hmm, self-paste collection.
00:34:48Hmm, official certification.
00:34:50What do you think you're doing?
00:34:51Please stop.
00:34:52All fake.
00:34:55All fake.
00:34:57Forced papers.
00:34:58All of it.
00:35:00Did you really think that a couple fakes
00:35:02could make me believe that a farm girl
00:35:03owns billions of artifacts?
00:35:05I'm so sorry, Uncle James.
00:35:07This is all my fault.
00:35:08You know what?
00:35:10I'm calling the police.
00:35:14No!
00:35:15Please stop, okay?
00:35:17I'll do anything.
00:35:18My Uncle James was just only trying to help.
00:35:20Anything?
00:35:21Yes.
00:35:22Anything.
00:35:24Just don't call the police.
00:35:26Neil.
00:35:28Right now.
00:35:30In front of everyone.
00:35:31And apologize to me.
00:35:33What?
00:35:34You said that you would do anything.
00:35:38So get on your knees
00:35:40and say sorry.
00:35:42Admit that you are a liar
00:35:44and that all of this is fake.
00:35:46Otherwise,
00:35:47I will have
00:35:47you
00:35:48and James Thompson
00:35:51arrested.
00:35:52You've gone too far now, Sofia.
00:35:53You can't be serious, Miss Garcia.
00:35:55Watch me.
00:35:58Hello?
00:36:00Police?
00:36:01No!
00:36:03Please.
00:36:04Please don't.
00:36:05My Uncle James was just trying to help.
00:36:07Okay?
00:36:08I'll do anything.
00:36:09Sofia,
00:36:10isn't this a bit...
00:36:11She tried to swindle me
00:36:12at a 20 million dollars!
00:36:16We need to make an example of her.
00:36:18But she's pregnant.
00:36:19Oh, please.
00:36:21She's been lying to you
00:36:22since she walked in.
00:36:23They know.
00:36:24I've gone too far.
00:36:25I can't drag Alex down with me.
00:36:27Emma, no.
00:36:35Don't do it.
00:36:36You've done nothing wrong.
00:36:38Enough!
00:36:40Miss Garcia,
00:36:41you have no clue
00:36:42who you just asked to kneel.
00:36:43Of course I do.
00:36:44A poor,
00:36:46lying
00:36:46from a girl.
00:36:48A liar?
00:36:49You've made one
00:36:50fatal mistake.
00:36:51You have no clue
00:36:53who Emma really is.
00:36:56Madam Rose
00:36:57gave strict orders.
00:36:59Emma's identity
00:37:00must stay secret
00:37:01until Christmas.
00:37:02Oh, come on.
00:37:03Spill the beans.
00:37:05Unless you're both
00:37:06liars and cowards.
00:37:07Dad,
00:37:08that's enough.
00:37:08She's a liar.
00:37:10They both are.
00:37:11If these things
00:37:13were actually worth
00:37:14billions of dollars,
00:37:15why would she use
00:37:16the vase to milk cows?
00:37:18And why would she
00:37:19be giving
00:37:20these billion dollar items
00:37:22to the Wilsons
00:37:22for Christmas?
00:37:24You do have a point.
00:37:26It really doesn't
00:37:26make any sense.
00:37:27Well, exactly.
00:37:29It's all lies.
00:37:30All this stuff
00:37:31is worthless.
00:37:32I mean,
00:37:33Mr. Thompson's
00:37:33been duped.
00:37:35And he brought
00:37:35forged papers
00:37:36as part of the act.
00:37:37I'm sorry, Emma.
00:37:39I really can't tell them
00:37:40who you are.
00:37:41Elizabeth,
00:37:41where are the gems?
00:37:45Oh, no.
00:37:47I...
00:37:47This can't be happening.
00:37:50Oh, look.
00:37:51Emma even hired
00:37:53an actor.
00:37:55The glaze,
00:37:57the crack pattern.
00:38:00Oh, my God.
00:38:01These are really...
00:38:03Who would destroy
00:38:04this masterpiece?
00:38:05Oh, stop acting.
00:38:07We know it's fake.
00:38:08I don't care
00:38:09who owns these pieces,
00:38:10but I swear
00:38:12on my 40 years
00:38:14of expertise
00:38:15in antique authentication,
00:38:18these are genuine.
00:38:19Every single piece
00:38:21is priceless.
00:38:22No, no,
00:38:22that's impossible.
00:38:23Do you still think
00:38:26they're fake,
00:38:27Miss Garcia?
00:38:28So tell me,
00:38:29how are you going
00:38:30to make this right?
00:38:3116 billion?
00:38:33I mean,
00:38:34that's insane,
00:38:34Mr. Thompson.
00:38:36Even if we sold
00:38:37everything,
00:38:38the Garcia Group,
00:38:39our properties,
00:38:41our stocks,
00:38:41our assets,
00:38:42it wouldn't even come
00:38:43close to 5 billion.
00:38:45I'm so sorry.
00:38:47My father
00:38:48will kill me.
00:38:50The Garcia Group
00:38:50will go bankrupt.
00:38:52It will all be my fault.
00:38:54You smashed
00:38:55priceless cultural treasures
00:38:57without a single thought.
00:38:59I didn't know.
00:39:00You didn't know?
00:39:01Emma's not some
00:39:02impoverished nobody
00:39:04that you can bully.
00:39:06Money and power
00:39:07don't give you
00:39:07carte blanche
00:39:08to do as you please.
00:39:10For Marie Antoinette,
00:39:11my God,
00:39:13these are real.
00:39:15How on earth?
00:39:17What kind of family
00:39:18has this
00:39:18in their private collection?
00:39:20You have two choices.
00:39:22First,
00:39:24ruin your family
00:39:24and come up
00:39:26with 16 billion dollars.
00:39:28That's impossible.
00:39:29Or choose a second option
00:39:31and don't pay
00:39:31and you'll never be able
00:39:32to show your face
00:39:33in public.
00:39:34Again,
00:39:35your West Coast privileges
00:39:37will be revoked.
00:39:41The Garcia Group
00:39:42is about to sign
00:39:44a hundred billion dollar
00:39:45contract with
00:39:46the Miller Group.
00:39:47When that happens,
00:39:4916 billion
00:39:50will be nothing.
00:39:52We could pay
00:39:52double if we wanted.
00:39:54I wouldn't start
00:39:55celebrating too soon,
00:39:56Miss Garcia.
00:39:58What's that supposed to mean?
00:40:00There are certain people
00:40:01that you can't afford
00:40:03to offend.
00:40:04Uncle James,
00:40:05why are you looking
00:40:06at me like that?
00:40:07You insulted the heir
00:40:08to the Miller Group,
00:40:09Sophia.
00:40:09And you still think
00:40:11your deal's going through?
00:40:13Congratulations.
00:40:14You just dug
00:40:15your own grave.
00:40:17This is James Thompson.
00:40:18As CEO of the Miller Group,
00:40:20why is he defending
00:40:21a farm girl fiercely?
00:40:23This doesn't make any sense.
00:40:24Unless Emma's family
00:40:26isn't who we think
00:40:28they are.
00:40:30Yes.
00:40:31Something just,
00:40:32just doesn't feel right here.
00:40:35The seal.
00:40:36This is the Miller family crest.
00:40:39Miller family,
00:40:44what does that have
00:40:45to do with me?
00:40:46Emma,
00:40:46these pieces are worth
00:40:48billions,
00:40:49and they're the family crest.
00:40:51Who are you?
00:40:52Emma,
00:40:53are you?
00:40:54Emma Miller.
00:40:56Okay,
00:40:56I'm a farm girl.
00:40:58Miller is a very
00:40:59common last name.
00:41:00There's tons
00:41:01of Millers in a miller.
00:41:02Well,
00:41:02it is similar
00:41:03to the Miller family crest,
00:41:04but the engraving's
00:41:05slightly different.
00:41:07Maybe,
00:41:07maybe a distant relative?
00:41:09Exactly.
00:41:10Emma's family must be
00:41:11distantly related
00:41:12to these Millers.
00:41:13That explains
00:41:14Thompson's interest in them.
00:41:15Even if it's true,
00:41:17I can't pay 16 billion.
00:41:19That's insane.
00:41:21Refuse to pay,
00:41:22and I'll see
00:41:23the Garcias ruined.
00:41:25No bank
00:41:26will lend to you.
00:41:27No company
00:41:28will touch you.
00:41:29The Miller Group
00:41:30included.
00:41:32You
00:41:32will be dead
00:41:34in the water.
00:41:35You
00:41:36can't
00:41:36do
00:41:37that.
00:41:38Do you
00:41:38really
00:41:38think
00:41:39the Millers
00:41:41would do business
00:41:42with a family
00:41:43that can't
00:41:43pay their debt?
00:41:44Please,
00:41:45please,
00:41:45you don't
00:41:45understand.
00:41:47We're about to
00:41:47sign a hundred
00:41:48billion dollar contract
00:41:49to the Miller Group.
00:41:49Just,
00:41:50just,
00:41:50just give me
00:41:50time.
00:41:53I'm waiting.
00:41:56Emma,
00:41:57I may have spoken
00:41:58out of turn earlier.
00:41:59Something's just
00:42:00not adding up here.
00:42:01We should have
00:42:01stopped Sophia
00:42:02from ruining
00:42:03those things.
00:42:04I'm so sorry,
00:42:05dear.
00:42:06Emma's been through
00:42:07more than enough
00:42:07today.
00:42:08Okay,
00:42:09and I promise
00:42:09I'd have her
00:42:09back by Christmas Eve.
00:42:11Emma,
00:42:12your grandma
00:42:13is waiting.
00:42:14We need to go.
00:42:21Hello?
00:42:22Emma
00:42:23and Alex?
00:42:25Emma
00:42:26and Alex
00:42:26are on the way
00:42:27and she's pregnant.
00:42:29Pregnant?
00:42:30Activate
00:42:31Operation Virgo.
00:42:32Go,
00:42:32go.
00:42:33Oh my God.
00:43:00Du Plessis,
00:43:06you heard her.
00:43:07Farm Girl
00:43:08Christmas Eve protocol.
00:43:09Leave no trace.
00:43:10All right,
00:43:11maintain it,
00:43:11maintain it.
00:43:12Go,
00:43:12go,
00:43:12go.
00:43:19Well,
00:43:20do I look poor enough
00:43:20yet,
00:43:21Victoria?
00:43:21I can't tell my face.
00:43:22You're what?
00:43:23Oh.
00:43:25Operation Farm Girl
00:43:27complete.
00:43:28The state is set.
00:43:29Everyone,
00:43:30clear out.
00:43:31We're here.
00:43:35Whoa.
00:43:36Whoa,
00:43:37easy now.
00:43:38Stop biting your lip,
00:43:48you're going to split it.
00:43:50Sorry.
00:43:54Look,
00:43:54I never should have lied
00:43:55about that pregnancy.
00:43:57Emma,
00:43:58you saved me.
00:43:59Saved you?
00:44:00Oh,
00:44:00yeah.
00:44:02But if you didn't let me
00:44:03kiss you in that coffee shop,
00:44:04I'd still be engaged
00:44:04with Sophia right now.
00:44:05You gave me a way out.
00:44:10Oh,
00:44:11I let you kiss me.
00:44:12That's how we're remembering this.
00:44:14Okay.
00:44:15The pregnancy lie
00:44:16was a little over the top,
00:44:18but gutsy as hell.
00:44:19And you did it to protect me.
00:44:21I get it.
00:44:22Alex.
00:44:23And I meant what I said.
00:44:25Real or not,
00:44:26I will show up for you.
00:44:28I'll be the perfect boyfriend.
00:44:32Fiance.
00:44:34Fiance.
00:44:35Let's go.
00:44:48Daddy,
00:44:49I ruined everything.
00:44:52Pull yourself together.
00:44:53What happened?
00:44:55I broke some antiques,
00:44:58and James Thompson
00:45:00wants us to pay
00:45:03$16 billion.
00:45:04$16 billion?
00:45:07You idiot!
00:45:08What were you thinking?
00:45:09We had to sign with the Miller Group
00:45:11before New Year's.
00:45:12It's the only way to pay.
00:45:14Go cut your coat now!
00:45:16We're going to go see Mr. Brooke.
00:45:19Who?
00:45:19Mr. Brooke!
00:45:20Senior Miller Group executive,
00:45:22same rank as Mr. Thompson?
00:45:23The chairman is very secretive.
00:45:25Mr. Brooke handles everything for them!
00:45:26If we want that contract,
00:45:29we move now!
00:45:36I'm so upset.
00:45:41Jake!
00:45:42What are you doing here?
00:45:43That hit ruined me!
00:45:46Still hurts!
00:45:47So,
00:45:49I'm going to return the favor.
00:45:52Why don't you back off?
00:45:54Oh,
00:45:56Emma,
00:45:57got some backup boyfriend.
00:46:01Pretty boy.
00:46:03But you can't even lift a bucket.
00:46:05Jake,
00:46:06cut it out.
00:46:07You lied to me for three years.
00:46:09And then you cheated on me
00:46:11with a guy
00:46:12dressed in a Santa costume.
00:46:14And then you just show up
00:46:16at my house unannounced?
00:46:17At least my guy pays cash.
00:46:20You just chase pretty boys,
00:46:22farm girl.
00:46:23Um.
00:46:24What are you doing?
00:46:25Close your eyes.
00:46:27Teach him a lesson.
00:46:28You don't want to see this.
00:46:29All right?
00:46:29Try it.
00:46:30If you have to go through him
00:46:31to get to her,
00:46:32so be it.
00:46:34No!
00:46:35Please!
00:46:38Oh!
00:46:39Oh!
00:46:40Alex,
00:46:41you okay?
00:46:42I'm fine.
00:46:44You...
00:46:46You know how to fight?
00:46:50It's kind of a hobby
00:46:51of mine.
00:46:58You're finished!
00:46:59I'm suing you.
00:47:01My boyfriend
00:47:01is the VP
00:47:02of the Wilson Group.
00:47:05You're done.
00:47:07This stump
00:47:07will be bankrupt by morning.
00:47:09He's gonna crush you.
00:47:10Oh.
00:47:12Mm-hmm.
00:47:12That's funny,
00:47:13because, you know,
00:47:13I work at the Wilson Group.
00:47:15Enjoy your last day
00:47:16of payroll.
00:47:19Hey, babe.
00:47:21Some nobody
00:47:22at the Wilson Group
00:47:23is giving me
00:47:24a hard time.
00:47:25I need you to come here
00:47:26and knock some sense
00:47:27into him.
00:47:28He'll be here any minute.
00:47:29It's best you apologize
00:47:30now.
00:47:33Maybe you'll still
00:47:34have a job
00:47:34as a garbage man.
00:47:36Oh, that's fun.
00:47:38I like taking out
00:47:38the trash.
00:47:40How about you
00:47:42apologize
00:47:42and we'll call it even.
00:47:44To Lulu,
00:47:45both of you.
00:47:48So dumb.
00:47:49And here he is.
00:48:08Who's been giving you
00:48:09trouble, baby?
00:48:10This is the guy
00:48:11who's nobody
00:48:11at the Wilson Group
00:48:12who's been giving me
00:48:14a hard time.
00:48:15He's the guy
00:48:16who hit me.
00:48:16Make him pay.
00:48:18Oh.
00:48:19Mr. Wilson.
00:48:22I'm so sorry, sir.
00:48:23I had no idea
00:48:24he was talking about you.
00:48:25Had I known,
00:48:26I never...
00:48:26Oh, yeah?
00:48:27Yeah, if it wasn't me
00:48:28and if it was
00:48:29some other guy,
00:48:29what would you have done?
00:48:30Tell me.
00:48:36You wrote him, sir?
00:48:38That's Alex Wilson.
00:48:39As in the Wilson Group.
00:48:41The next chairman.
00:48:43No way.
00:48:45What department
00:48:46are you in?
00:48:47Marketing.
00:48:48A manager.
00:48:49You said that
00:48:50you were VP.
00:48:52He's lying, Mr. Wilson.
00:48:53I never said that.
00:48:54No, you said it.
00:48:55You were vice president.
00:48:55Shut up!
00:48:56I hardly know you.
00:48:58Here's what's gonna happen.
00:49:00Tomorrow,
00:49:01you're gonna go to the HR office
00:49:02and demand a demotion.
00:49:04You're not gonna be
00:49:05managing anyone anymore.
00:49:06You're not firing me?
00:49:07Do it,
00:49:08or you will be fired.
00:49:10Go.
00:49:11Don't leave.
00:49:12I don't even know you.
00:49:17So,
00:49:18the farm girl
00:49:19landed the heir
00:49:20to the Wilson fortune.
00:49:22You know, Jake,
00:49:23not everyone
00:49:24is as obsessed
00:49:25with money as you.
00:49:27She didn't land me.
00:49:28I landed her.
00:49:30And she was never yours.
00:49:32Someone like her
00:49:32doesn't deserve
00:49:33someone like you.
00:49:33Now get out of my sight,
00:49:37now!
00:49:38Come on!
00:49:39Merry Christmas!
00:49:41Jesus.
00:49:49We're back!
00:49:52Emma,
00:49:53you didn't tell us.
00:49:55Oh, Mom,
00:49:56actually, I...
00:49:57Let me just touch
00:49:58my great payment.
00:49:59Oh!
00:50:00Grandma Rose.
00:50:00Uh, the doctor said
00:50:03no touching
00:50:04in the first trailer
00:50:05I saw her.
00:50:05She's very dark,
00:50:06it's so...
00:50:06Of course...
00:50:07No, Victoria.
00:50:08Please,
00:50:09hold Emma to the couch.
00:50:10Carefully.
00:50:11Carefully.
00:50:13This lie
00:50:14is out of control.
00:50:16Emma, dear,
00:50:17are you dizzy?
00:50:18Are you hungry?
00:50:20Do you want some more milk
00:50:21or some herbal tea?
00:50:22I'm fine.
00:50:23Alex,
00:50:24you must take
00:50:25really good care of her now.
00:50:27She's precious to us.
00:50:29Of course, I will.
00:50:29So, when's the wedding?
00:50:32Now that the baby's on the way,
00:50:34the wedding has to be soon.
00:50:35Grandma, I'm...
00:50:36As soon as possible.
00:50:38Have you seen
00:50:39the ring that I got her?
00:50:43It's subtle, then.
00:50:45The wedding will be
00:50:45on New Year's Day.
00:50:46Okay.
00:50:49There's no way out now.
00:50:51Here we go.
00:50:53Oh.
00:50:55Look at these patterns.
00:50:56Is this
00:50:59Royal Dalton Bone China?
00:51:02What?
00:51:04It's from a flea market.
00:51:05We own a farm,
00:51:06not a fortune.
00:51:08My cousin's
00:51:09the only one
00:51:10with an off-site job.
00:51:11Yeah.
00:51:12A full matching
00:51:13Royal Dalton set
00:51:14from a flea market?
00:51:16This is...
00:51:20Hermes silk?
00:51:21It's just a normal
00:51:22handkerchief.
00:51:23I know the pattern's
00:51:24a bit much,
00:51:25but, like...
00:51:27This is pure silk.
00:51:29To all of us
00:51:33being together
00:51:33this Christmas.
00:51:34Cheers.
00:51:35Cheers.
00:51:35Cheers.
00:51:36And to the baby.
00:51:38And to the, uh...
00:51:42Baccarat crystal.
00:51:43Minimum a thousand apiece.
00:51:45I'm, uh...
00:51:45Seeing you this happy,
00:51:47my heart
00:51:48can rest at last.
00:51:49That's a Van Gogh.
00:51:58Eighteenth century
00:51:59candlestick.
00:52:02And that
00:52:03is an LV
00:52:04limited edition bag
00:52:06being used
00:52:06as a trash liner?
00:52:08This poor farm
00:52:09is a goldmine.
00:52:11The tannins.
00:52:20The finish.
00:52:21That's an 82 Lafitte.
00:52:23The label's gone,
00:52:24but the bottle,
00:52:25the glass weight.
00:52:26This is Lafitte.
00:52:27This is a beautiful bottle.
00:52:28Uh, what kind is it?
00:52:29Uh, it's from
00:52:30the restaurant.
00:52:31The customer
00:52:32didn't want it,
00:52:33so I rescued it.
00:52:34Oh.
00:52:35Well, it's
00:52:36absolutely delicious.
00:52:37It must be
00:52:38a pretty fancy place.
00:52:39Yeah.
00:52:39I thought you worked
00:52:40at a diner.
00:52:42Forgot to tell you.
00:52:43New job.
00:52:45Seriously?
00:52:46Congratulations.
00:52:47Tell me more.
00:52:48Uh, Alex,
00:52:48would you like
00:52:49some of the turkey?
00:52:51I would love
00:52:52some turkey.
00:52:53One, two, three.
00:52:54There you go.
00:52:55Cute.
00:52:56And Emma,
00:52:57baby for your baby.
00:52:59Yes.
00:53:00It's funny.
00:53:01This looks exactly
00:53:02like the one
00:53:03from La Cille.
00:53:04In Paris,
00:53:05it's a three-star
00:53:06Michelin restaurant.
00:53:08Coincidence, I'm sure.
00:53:09We make it like
00:53:10this every year.
00:53:11It's what I look
00:53:11forward to the most.
00:53:13I'm good.
00:53:15Oh.
00:53:15Oh, shoot.
00:53:17David,
00:53:18will you please
00:53:19go to the basement
00:53:19and check?
00:53:21Okay.
00:53:22I'm honest.
00:53:22Here, I'll come
00:53:23help you.
00:53:24No.
00:53:25I got it.
00:53:25There has to be
00:53:26something down there.
00:53:28An extra hand
00:53:31won't hurt.
00:53:32I mean,
00:53:32I'm actually really
00:53:33good with machinery,
00:53:33so.
00:53:34David,
00:53:35let him join you.
00:53:36You could use
00:53:36a couple points
00:53:37with the family.
00:53:38Yeah.
00:53:40Fine.
00:53:41Follow me.
00:53:42Have fun.
00:53:44Watch your step.
00:53:45Time to see
00:53:46what they're hiding.
00:53:48This really is
00:53:49just a crappy
00:53:50old basement.
00:53:51Pretty rough,
00:53:51right?
00:53:52I'm sorry.
00:53:53Did I say that out loud?
00:53:54It's okay.
00:53:54We've been meaning
00:53:55to fix it up.
00:53:55Um,
00:53:59there.
00:53:59Okay.
00:54:00This thing
00:54:01is always coming out.
00:54:02Ah!
00:54:05Okay.
00:54:07Um,
00:54:07that does it.
00:54:09Uh,
00:54:09shall we?
00:54:10Bit dusty down here.
00:54:15Something's still off.
00:54:19Thank you, David.
00:54:20Thank you, Alex.
00:54:21Alex,
00:54:22thank you so much
00:54:23for going into
00:54:24that filthy basement.
00:54:25really.
00:54:25It was nothing.
00:54:26I'm happy to help.
00:54:27This really is
00:54:28just an old,
00:54:29struggling family
00:54:30with a few
00:54:31inherited antiques.
00:54:32I have to let this go.
00:54:36Oh, God,
00:54:37not again.
00:54:38Are you all right?
00:54:39Oh,
00:54:40it's okay, honey.
00:54:41It's just a bug.
00:54:42I haven't gone away.
00:54:43I, um,
00:54:44we can't afford
00:54:45proper doctors.
00:54:46They can't even
00:54:47pay for medical care.
00:54:48Look,
00:54:50if you ever need
00:54:51treatment,
00:54:52I'm happy to help.
00:54:53You're a good man,
00:54:54Alex.
00:54:55Emma's gonna be
00:54:55safe with you.
00:54:58Oh, dear.
00:54:59It looks like
00:55:00there's some
00:55:00really nasty weather
00:55:01coming in.
00:55:02Alex,
00:55:03why don't you,
00:55:03um,
00:55:04spend the night?
00:55:05Hmm?
00:55:06And we don't have
00:55:07any spare rooms,
00:55:08so,
00:55:09since you and Emma
00:55:10are already
00:55:10having a baby,
00:55:12you could just
00:55:12share Emma's room.
00:55:13Really?
00:55:30Hey, Emma?
00:55:32Yeah, what's up?
00:55:33Uh, I forgot
00:55:33they bring clothes.
00:55:34Can you grab me
00:55:35something real quick?
00:55:36Sure, I'll,
00:55:37I'll find something.
00:55:42Okay, I got you
00:55:42something.
00:55:43Can you open
00:55:43the door?
00:55:44Just a little.
00:55:45What happened?
00:55:46The door is jammed.
00:55:47I can't get it open.
00:55:48Oh.
00:55:49Uh, no worries.
00:55:50That always happens.
00:55:51Old farmhouse.
00:55:52Uh, just stand back,
00:55:54okay?
00:55:54Alright.
00:55:57It's really stuck.
00:55:59Does this happen,
00:56:00or?
00:56:00All the time.
00:56:02I got stuck in there
00:56:03once when I was five.
00:56:04It was like three days.
00:56:05Okay, I think I got it.
00:56:06Ready?
00:56:06I think you almost
00:56:07got it.
00:56:07Okay.
00:56:08Oh!
00:56:09Oh!
00:56:09Oh!
00:56:12Oh!
00:56:12Oh my God,
00:56:15sorry.
00:56:16I'll cover my eyes
00:56:16and I'll go.
00:56:17Okay.
00:56:17Emma, Emma, Emma, Emma.
00:56:18Oh, Jesus.
00:56:19Oh my God.
00:56:22Sorry.
00:56:23It's okay.
00:56:23That was...
00:56:24Just, just stop moving
00:56:25so much.
00:56:26Okay.
00:56:27Do you hear that, Mom?
00:56:29Let them be.
00:56:31Oh, God.
00:56:32Is that...
00:56:33Be gentle.
00:56:40Oh my God,
00:56:41they think that we're...
00:56:42They just thought...
00:56:43They think we're...
00:56:45Oh my God.
00:56:47No.
00:56:49I'm so embarrassed,
00:56:50I can't...
00:56:50Who cares?
00:56:51Hello?
00:57:07Hello?
00:57:08Alex, where are you?
00:57:10I'm at Emma's.
00:57:11Good.
00:57:12Your father and I
00:57:13are on our way.
00:57:14If Emma is carrying
00:57:15your child,
00:57:16we need to meet
00:57:17her family
00:57:18today.
00:57:19Who is that?
00:57:22My parents are
00:57:23on their way
00:57:23over here right now.
00:57:25Now?
00:57:27Now.
00:57:28Now.
00:57:31Merry Christmas.
00:57:33Merry Christmas, dear.
00:57:34So, this is it?
00:57:36Yeah.
00:57:37Not much,
00:57:38but sure is home.
00:57:40You have a lot
00:57:41of stuff on your porch.
00:57:43I'm sorry,
00:57:44but that looks like
00:57:46a Mayan ritual stone.
00:57:48That's a doorstop.
00:57:49If I'm not mistaken,
00:57:50that is a Persian rug
00:57:51from the 16th century.
00:57:55That would make it
00:57:56worth 50 million dollars.
00:57:58That old rag,
00:58:00that's been in the barn
00:58:01since I was like five.
00:58:02And back there,
00:58:03that is a pharaoh's
00:58:05scepter
00:58:06from the 18th dynasty.
00:58:09We just used that
00:58:10stick for the sheep.
00:58:12Who is this guy?
00:58:14Mr. Wilson
00:58:20and Mrs. Wilson,
00:58:21Merry Christmas.
00:58:22I hope you're having
00:58:23a wonderful one,
00:58:24and thank you
00:58:25for the visit.
00:58:27This is Grandma Rose,
00:58:29her mother Victoria,
00:58:31and cousin David.
00:58:32Thank you so much
00:58:33for having us.
00:58:34It's just so nice
00:58:35to meet you all.
00:58:37After hearing the good news,
00:58:38we just had
00:58:39to drop by
00:58:40and meet you.
00:58:41Your farm
00:58:42is very distinctive.
00:58:44It's not nearly
00:58:45as impressive
00:58:46as the Wilson estate.
00:58:55Royal crest.
00:58:57This is crown derby.
00:59:00Solid bone china.
00:59:01$1,500 apiece
00:59:03in a farmhouse?
00:59:06That painting.
00:59:09Oh.
00:59:11I haggled that old thing
00:59:12down at the fling market.
00:59:14No, I didn't, Grandma.
00:59:16Remember,
00:59:16I found that in the blind
00:59:18and I dusted it off.
00:59:20I like the colors,
00:59:21even though
00:59:21the painting's
00:59:23kind of crooked.
00:59:25Crooked?
00:59:26That's a Vincent Van Gogh
00:59:27wheat field.
00:59:29If that's genuine,
00:59:30that's worth
00:59:31over $200 million.
00:59:33$200 million?
00:59:37That's impossible.
00:59:39I dusted that off
00:59:40next to some old toasters.
00:59:42No.
00:59:44I can tell
00:59:45by the brush strokes.
00:59:47That is Van Gogh.
00:59:50Mrs. Miller,
00:59:52please.
00:59:54I have to ask you directly.
00:59:57Are these antiques real?
00:59:59Are they real?
01:00:01The truth is...
01:00:03The truth is...
01:00:05The truth is...
01:00:07Dad, let's...
01:00:08Let's not be rude.
01:00:10Not yet.
01:00:11I need to see
01:00:12who they really are.
01:00:13One more test.
01:00:15Real.
01:00:16Fake.
01:00:17It's just a bunch
01:00:18of old stuff.
01:00:19Matt.
01:00:19If these are genuine,
01:00:21these household items
01:00:23are worth billions
01:00:24of dollars.
01:00:27Billions?
01:00:28For this junk?
01:00:30Impossible.
01:00:32No reaction.
01:00:33No panic.
01:00:34No greed.
01:00:35That's not how most people
01:00:36would respond
01:00:36to the idea
01:00:37of billions.
01:00:39The items you had me
01:00:40take to the Wilson estate,
01:00:41they were junk, too,
01:00:44weren't they?
01:00:44Oh, yes,
01:00:45there were some
01:00:45old dusty things
01:00:46we had in storage.
01:00:47I didn't want
01:00:48to throw them away,
01:00:49so I thought
01:00:49they'd make good gifts.
01:00:50But James said
01:00:51that they were worth
01:00:52billions and then
01:00:52Sophia smashed them.
01:00:54Excuse me?
01:00:59Who smashed them?
01:01:01This presence,
01:01:03this authority,
01:01:04I've only ever seen it
01:01:05from world leaders.
01:01:07Who are these people?
01:01:11Those were gifts
01:01:12from the Miller family.
01:01:14Miller.
01:01:14Miller family.
01:01:16Impossible.
01:01:18Madam Rose,
01:01:19I apologize.
01:01:20It was Sophia,
01:01:21Carlos Garcia's daughter.
01:01:23She flew off of him.
01:01:25Yes.
01:01:26And if we would have known
01:01:27how valuable they were,
01:01:28we would have never allowed it.
01:01:30It was all my fault, Rose.
01:01:32I mean,
01:01:33I failed to protect your gifts
01:01:34and I failed to protect Emma.
01:01:36But I promise,
01:01:37I'm going to personally
01:01:38compensate you
01:01:39for every item
01:01:39that was damaged.
01:01:40And I will always
01:01:41stand by Emma
01:01:42and your family.
01:01:45I'm sorry.
01:01:46I know you mean that, Tara.
01:01:48And that stuff,
01:01:51that's not what matters.
01:01:53Over a hundred billion.
01:01:55And she dismisses it
01:01:56like nothing.
01:01:58Officers!
01:02:01Arrest them!
01:02:02They are all thieves!
01:02:04Sophia,
01:02:04are you out of your mind?
01:02:05Those gifts
01:02:06you were flaunting
01:02:07at the Wilsons,
01:02:08worth billions?
01:02:09How could a farm girl
01:02:11afford all that?
01:02:13Huh?
01:02:14She stole it!
01:02:15Oh, and another thing.
01:02:21These people
01:02:22are pretending
01:02:23to be a branch
01:02:23of the Miller family.
01:02:25Hey?
01:02:26The Miller group
01:02:27is about to sign
01:02:28a hundred billion dollar
01:02:29contract with us.
01:02:31So,
01:02:32I had my father check.
01:02:34There's no such branch.
01:02:36Oh!
01:02:37Gotcha, bitch.
01:02:38You are a dirt poor family.
01:02:41Can't even lie right.
01:02:43We're sorry to bother you
01:02:44on Christmas, ma'am,
01:02:45but we're gonna need you
01:02:46to explain how you
01:02:47acquired all these items.
01:02:49They belong to my family.
01:02:51All
01:02:52legally
01:02:53owned.
01:02:54Legally?
01:02:55A farm granny
01:02:56with billions of dollars
01:02:58of artifacts.
01:03:00You stole them
01:03:00from a museum
01:03:02or something.
01:03:02Admit it!
01:03:03Watch yourself.
01:03:06You getting bold now?
01:03:07Officers,
01:03:08she just
01:03:08threatened me!
01:03:10Don't just stand there!
01:03:12Arrest them!
01:03:15Oh,
01:03:16and these two.
01:03:18The Wilsons
01:03:18received the stolen goods.
01:03:20You're definitely in on it.
01:03:21This is absurd.
01:03:23We had
01:03:23no idea.
01:03:24Here are the options.
01:03:26Alex,
01:03:26if you don't marry me,
01:03:28I will personally
01:03:29make sure
01:03:30that your family
01:03:31is charged
01:03:32by aiding and abetting
01:03:34their reputations.
01:03:35Gone.
01:03:36And as for the
01:03:37Millers,
01:03:39international art theft
01:03:40has a minimum sentence
01:03:42of about
01:03:4220 years.
01:03:46Mm-hmm.
01:03:46Choose
01:03:47your family's future
01:03:48or her.
01:03:56Alex,
01:03:56this is...
01:03:57Son!
01:03:58What are we supposed to do?
01:04:00Alex,
01:04:00if choosing me
01:04:02means risking
01:04:02your family,
01:04:03I'll leave.
01:04:06Just say the word
01:04:07and I'll...
01:04:08It's okay.
01:04:12I choose Emma.
01:04:14Whatever comes next,
01:04:15we'll face it together.
01:04:17Alex!
01:04:18Dad,
01:04:19I'm sorry,
01:04:20but I trust Emma.
01:04:21All right?
01:04:21Her and her family
01:04:22are not thieves.
01:04:24You have known her
01:04:25for a matter of days!
01:04:26You'd put your whole family
01:04:28at risk
01:04:28for her!
01:04:30She's real.
01:04:32She's good,
01:04:34honest,
01:04:34brave.
01:04:37Those things
01:04:37can't be faked.
01:04:40And I won't let you
01:04:41blackmail me!
01:04:42Perfect.
01:04:44You can both
01:04:44share a cell.
01:04:47He passed
01:04:48the final test.
01:04:49Emma chose
01:04:50the right man.
01:04:51Emma?
01:04:52Emma?
01:04:52It's time
01:04:56for you
01:04:57to learn
01:04:57the truth.
01:05:12Mr. Brooke,
01:05:13the chairman
01:05:14of the Miller Group
01:05:15can't live in this house.
01:05:16Come on,
01:05:16Mr. Brooke.
01:05:17It's worth
01:05:17$250 billion.
01:05:19He can't live
01:05:20in the shack.
01:05:23Look,
01:05:24some things
01:05:24you don't need
01:05:25to understand,
01:05:25okay?
01:05:26When you see
01:05:27the chairman,
01:05:28just show respect.
01:05:30Okay?
01:05:32Just remember,
01:05:34nothing matters
01:05:35more to them
01:05:36than family.
01:05:37Yes,
01:05:38family.
01:05:40Right.
01:05:47Dad!
01:05:48Hey,
01:05:48what are you
01:05:49doing here?
01:05:49Sophia,
01:05:50why are the police...
01:05:52What is going
01:05:52on here?
01:05:54Mrs. Miller,
01:05:55apologies
01:05:56for bothering you.
01:05:57As requested,
01:05:58Mr. Garcia
01:05:59has arrived.
01:06:03Mr. Brooke,
01:06:05this lady?
01:06:07Mr. Carlos Garcia,
01:06:08this is
01:06:09Mrs. Rose Miller,
01:06:12head of the Miller Group.
01:06:14you must be joking.
01:06:23Brooke,
01:06:25are you really
01:06:26participating in the scam?
01:06:27Sophia,
01:06:28stop it now.
01:06:29They are fooling you,
01:06:30Dad.
01:06:31The chairman
01:06:31is in the headquarters
01:06:32right now signing
01:06:33the contract.
01:06:34Not hiding
01:06:35in this farm
01:06:36hole-in-a-wall.
01:06:37Okay.
01:06:39Officers,
01:06:40um,
01:06:41these
01:06:42are
01:06:44the official
01:06:45ownership
01:06:47contracts
01:06:48for
01:06:49every item
01:06:51signed by
01:06:53Sotheby's,
01:06:54Christie's,
01:06:55London
01:06:55auction house
01:06:56all under the name
01:06:58Rose Miller.
01:07:00The ruby,
01:07:05the Bible,
01:07:06got news for you.
01:07:07The Van Gogh,
01:07:08that was real too.
01:07:10That thing right there?
01:07:12Broke.
01:07:12She broke it.
01:07:13Yep.
01:07:14Every piece is true.
01:07:17And they all
01:07:18legally belong
01:07:19to Miss Rose Miller.
01:07:24You
01:07:24were at the
01:07:26headquarters
01:07:27and they were
01:07:29going to sign
01:07:29the contract.
01:07:30I told you
01:07:31we were
01:07:31arranging it.
01:07:33We haven't
01:07:33signed it yet.
01:07:35That's impossible.
01:07:37The Millers
01:07:38live like
01:07:41this.
01:07:42Enough.
01:07:44Mrs. Miller,
01:07:46I think it's
01:07:46time to tell
01:07:47Emma the truth.
01:07:50Grandma?
01:07:52I'm sorry,
01:07:53my dear.
01:07:55I've been
01:07:56lying to you
01:07:56for 20 years.
01:07:57you were
01:08:00never just
01:08:01a farm girl.
01:08:02You
01:08:03are the
01:08:06sole heir
01:08:06of the
01:08:07entire
01:08:07Miller
01:08:08family fortune.
01:08:10all of the
01:08:23Miller
01:08:24groups
01:08:24250
01:08:25billion
01:08:27dollars
01:08:27belong
01:08:28to you.
01:08:35That's
01:08:35impossible.
01:08:37impossible.
01:08:38I'm not a
01:08:39kitchen worker,
01:08:39Emma.
01:08:41I'm VP
01:08:41of the
01:08:42Miller
01:08:42group.
01:08:44Mom?
01:08:45We kept
01:08:46it from you
01:08:46because we
01:08:48needed to
01:08:49keep you
01:08:49safe.
01:08:51We...
01:08:5120 years
01:08:54ago,
01:08:55when you
01:08:56were five
01:08:56years old,
01:08:57you were
01:08:57kidnapped for
01:08:58ransom.
01:08:58We thought
01:09:00we'd lost
01:09:00you
01:09:01and so
01:09:04we all
01:09:05decided that
01:09:05it would
01:09:06be best
01:09:06to hide
01:09:07your identity
01:09:08so that
01:09:08you could
01:09:08grow up
01:09:09with a
01:09:09normal life
01:09:10in a
01:09:11safe place.
01:09:12So my
01:09:13whole life
01:09:14was alive.
01:09:18No,
01:09:18oh no,
01:09:19oh,
01:09:20our love
01:09:21for you
01:09:21has always
01:09:22been
01:09:22so real.
01:09:24We just
01:09:25wanted you
01:09:25to find
01:09:26somebody
01:09:26who loved
01:09:27you for
01:09:27you
01:09:28and not
01:09:28for your
01:09:29name
01:09:29or your
01:09:29money.
01:09:31And now,
01:09:32now we've
01:09:33found them.
01:09:36Thank you
01:09:37for choosing
01:09:38Emma,
01:09:39even when
01:09:40everything was
01:09:41against you
01:09:41both.
01:09:44I destroyed
01:09:45the Miller
01:09:45family property.
01:09:47I insulted
01:09:48the heiress.
01:09:51You idiot.
01:09:53You
01:09:54ruined us.
01:09:56Mrs. Miller,
01:09:57my daughter
01:09:58had no idea.
01:10:00I beg you,
01:10:01I'm sorry.
01:10:02Officer,
01:10:03I would like
01:10:04to press
01:10:05formal charges
01:10:07against
01:10:08Miss
01:10:08Sofia Garcia
01:10:09for the
01:10:10destruction
01:10:11of 16
01:10:13billion dollars
01:10:14in property
01:10:14and criminal
01:10:15defamation.
01:10:18Sofia Garcia,
01:10:20you're under
01:10:21arrest.
01:10:22No,
01:10:23no!
01:10:24Dad!
01:10:25Dad!
01:10:25Miss Miller.
01:10:30Brooke,
01:10:32terminate
01:10:33all
01:10:33business
01:10:34with the
01:10:35Garcias.
01:10:35Yes,
01:10:36madam,
01:10:36dear.
01:10:37Please,
01:10:38no!
01:10:38I beg you.
01:10:39Chairman Miller,
01:10:40please,
01:10:41please don't
01:10:42ruin my family.
01:10:43And all
01:10:52this time,
01:10:52I thought
01:10:53we were
01:10:53poor.
01:10:54I'm so
01:10:54sorry for
01:10:55hiding it
01:10:56all from
01:10:56you,
01:10:56but you,
01:10:58of all
01:10:58people,
01:10:59know that
01:10:59we were
01:10:59never
01:11:00poor in
01:11:01love.
01:11:02Very
01:11:03true.
01:11:04And I
01:11:04understand,
01:11:05Grandma.
01:11:06If you
01:11:07hadn't hidden
01:11:07it from me,
01:11:08I'm not
01:11:08sure I
01:11:09would have
01:11:09ever found
01:11:09someone who
01:11:10truly loves
01:11:11me for
01:11:11me.
01:11:14I'm a
01:11:14rich or
01:11:15poor,
01:11:16heiress,
01:11:16firm girl.
01:11:18I don't
01:11:18care,
01:11:18I love
01:11:19you.
01:11:22I made
01:11:23a mistake,
01:11:23Emma.
01:11:25You've
01:11:25helped me
01:11:26realize what
01:11:27really matters
01:11:29in life,
01:11:30watching how
01:11:32you are
01:11:33with my
01:11:33son.
01:11:34I have
01:11:35judged you
01:11:36wrongly,
01:11:38and I'm
01:11:38sorry.
01:11:40I hope
01:11:41you can
01:11:41forgive me.
01:11:42Emma,
01:11:44welcome to
01:11:46the family.
01:11:47If you'll
01:11:48have us.
01:11:51Of course.
01:11:53Hey,
01:11:54as long as
01:11:55I don't need
01:11:55to eat any
01:11:56more caviar.
01:12:00No more
01:12:01tears.
01:12:03It's
01:12:03Christmas.
01:12:04Let's
01:12:05celebrate.
01:12:06Christmas!
01:12:10Okay,
01:12:11are there
01:12:11any
01:12:12more
01:12:13surprises?
01:12:15Yes.
01:12:18Dinner.
01:12:24Amazing.
01:12:26Now,
01:12:26this is what
01:12:26Miller Christmas
01:12:27dinner really
01:12:28looks like,
01:12:29Emma.
01:12:31And I
01:12:31would like to
01:12:32propose a
01:12:32toast.
01:12:34Emma,
01:12:35we're so
01:12:36glad you
01:12:36know the
01:12:36truth,
01:12:37and our
01:12:39family being
01:12:39reunited.
01:12:40And to
01:12:41Emma's
01:12:41happiness,
01:12:42and to
01:12:43you,
01:12:44for proving
01:12:44yourself
01:12:45worthy.
01:12:48This old
01:12:48heart is at
01:12:49peace now.
01:12:51Merry Christmas.
01:12:52Merry Christmas.
01:12:54Oh,
01:12:55Emma,
01:12:55wait.
01:12:56We're pregnant.
01:12:56surprise.
01:12:57I've never
01:13:01actually been
01:13:02pregnant.
01:13:02I've never
01:13:03actually been
01:13:04pregnant.
01:13:04I'll drink
01:13:06for that.
01:13:09Cheers.
01:13:10Cheers.
01:13:10Cheers.
01:13:11Cheers.
01:13:11Cheers.
01:13:11Come here.
01:13:12Cheers.
01:13:15Emma?
01:13:19Emma,
01:13:20I want to ask you
01:13:21something.
01:13:21Sure,
01:13:22anything.
01:13:29Emma,
01:13:30when you
01:13:32kissed me in
01:13:33that coffee
01:13:33shop,
01:13:35you changed
01:13:36my life.
01:13:37I kissed
01:13:38you?
01:13:38That's still
01:13:39how we're
01:13:39remembering.
01:13:40Got it.
01:13:42Emma Miller,
01:13:43will you marry me?
01:13:46Yes.
01:13:53Yes.
01:13:54Yes.
01:13:55Yes.
01:13:55She said
01:13:56yes.
01:13:56Yes.
01:13:56Oh.
01:14:10My heart
01:14:12is full of laughs.
01:14:13Me too.
01:14:14Wow.
01:14:14So how many
01:14:16bottles of
01:14:17this Chateau
01:14:17Lafitte
01:14:18should I
01:14:18bring to
01:14:18the wedding?
01:14:21Oh,
01:14:21Emma,
01:14:22you have to
01:14:22let me plan
01:14:23everything.
01:14:24I have to
01:14:24spoil you
01:14:25now.
01:14:25Of course.
01:14:27This is going
01:14:27to be the
01:14:28bougiest wedding
01:14:28the world
01:14:29has ever
01:14:29seen,
01:14:30I promise
01:14:30you.
01:14:31You could
01:14:31use David's
01:14:32helicopter.
01:14:33Yeah.
01:14:35Wait,
01:14:36you have
01:14:36a helicopter?
01:14:41Killed it.
01:14:43Very good,
01:14:44man.
01:14:44Cheers.
01:14:44Cheers.
01:14:45Cheers.
01:14:45Let's eat.
01:14:48Merry Christmas.
01:14:54Do you want
01:14:55your Christmas
01:14:55present?
01:14:57Is it time?
01:14:58Yeah,
01:14:58it's time.
01:14:58Right.
01:15:00I'll be like
01:15:15it.
01:15:16When did you?
01:15:17Last night.
01:15:18I was up very
01:15:19late.
01:15:36of course.
01:15:38Your turn.
01:15:39Yes.
01:15:47This is...
01:15:48The mistletoe
01:15:48from the coffee shop
01:15:50when I first
01:15:51kissed you.
01:15:52Oh,
01:15:52so now you
01:15:53kissed me?
01:15:54Yeah,
01:15:55maybe.
01:15:56This is the best
01:15:57present ever.
01:15:59So,
01:16:03can I kiss you now?
01:16:05Well,
01:16:06since you asked.
01:16:19At last,
01:16:22my Emma has
01:16:23found happiness.
01:16:27Merry Christmas.
01:16:28Merry Christmas.
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