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00:00:00Emily, my lovely granddaughter, all grown up, how was your trip?
00:00:22It was really nice, why is everyone so formal?
00:00:25Smith family reps are in the house and we're planning your wedding.
00:00:29What?
00:00:30My wedding?
00:00:31I'm way too young for this.
00:00:33Ted, close that door!
00:00:34You can't do this to me!
00:00:40Grandma!
00:00:48Our company was gutted by an insider, why didn't you tell me something so important?
00:00:53I just wanted you to have the parents to Smith family and have a carefree life.
00:00:58But I can't let this thief friend free.
00:01:01I heard from the housekeeper that they're going to the Smiths.
00:01:05Don't bother yourself, honey.
00:01:07No one messes with the Williams and gets away with it.
00:01:10I'll join the Smiths' company and catch them all myself.
00:01:13Mr. Smith, Mr. Williams just called his granddaughter.
00:01:24Your fiancee is coming to work at dazzling today.
00:01:29Mr. Smith, Mr. Williams just called his granddaughter.
00:01:38Your fiancee is coming to work at dazzling today.
00:01:42What?
00:01:45What?
00:01:46I called off the engagement and they're still sending her?
00:01:50If they think this is going to change anything, they're dead wrong.
00:01:52Look, we could just deny her application if you wanted to.
00:01:56Uh, no.
00:01:58Just treat her well.
00:02:00I don't want to maintain any relationships we have with the Williams family.
00:02:03Understood.
00:02:03Understood.
00:02:04I'll call the creative head, Bella.
00:02:06Yeah?
00:02:06Yeah?
00:02:06Well, sir, you're going to work in baseball clothes again?
00:02:10Of course.
00:02:12Of course.
00:02:12The CEO's fiancee is going to be our new intern.
00:02:24Don't worry.
00:02:26I'll take good care of her.
00:02:28Sure.
00:02:29I'll keep it a secret.
00:02:34Everyone, I shouldn't be saying this, but the Williams heiress, who's also our CEO's
00:02:41fiancee, who's going to be working with us.
00:02:46Let's give Ms. Williams the ultimate princess treatment.
00:03:01It's Ms. Williams!
00:03:03Uh, no, I'm not.
00:03:04What is going on?
00:03:06I just told Gramps to keep my identity a secret.
00:03:09Are you the new intern?
00:03:11We're so pleased to meet you.
00:03:13Yes, I'm the new intern for the creatives team.
00:03:16So they're not talking about me?
00:03:23Are you the new intern?
00:03:25We're so pleased to meet you.
00:03:27So they're not talking about me?
00:03:30That's good.
00:03:31Yes, I'm the new intern for the creatives team.
00:03:34Come with us.
00:03:35We're the creatives team.
00:03:36We'll show you the office.
00:03:38Norma?
00:03:38Is that you?
00:03:41You've changed so much since high school.
00:03:43Emily Williams.
00:03:44She's been stealing my spotlight at every opportunity since high school.
00:03:49And you haven't changed at all.
00:03:50Still as nosy and pitiful as I remember.
00:03:52Well, you look ten years older.
00:03:55What happened?
00:03:56How dare you?
00:03:58Hi, I'm Emily.
00:03:59I'm an intern for the creatives team.
00:04:01Can I join you?
00:04:03You can read.
00:04:05The directory's over there.
00:04:08Let's go, Miss Williams.
00:04:08So, which one is the Williams heiress?
00:04:20Well, her name's Norma Williams.
00:04:22It's gotta be her.
00:04:29There's something real about her, right?
00:04:32Miss Williams.
00:04:38We got you a welcome gift.
00:04:40Oh, this is for me?
00:04:41You guys are so sweet.
00:04:43Of course.
00:04:44Anything for the CEO's fiance and the Williams heiress.
00:04:48You think she's the Williams heiress?
00:04:50Anyone could claim that.
00:04:53I could be the CEO's fiance, too.
00:04:56You think anyone would mistake a high school dropout for the CEO's fiance?
00:05:00A high school dropout?
00:05:02I wonder what strings you pulled to get a job here.
00:05:05I graduated early, not dropped out.
00:05:08But she looks like a good fave to scale a rollout on my behalf.
00:05:12Yeah, you're right.
00:05:14Who am I compared to the true heiress?
00:05:16I'm no one.
00:05:17Oh, that makes sense.
00:05:21They think I'm the Williams heiress.
00:05:23It's payback time, Emily.
00:05:25You can never steal my spotlight now.
00:05:27I like to keep it low-key.
00:05:31Yeah.
00:05:32Miss Williams here likes to keep things under wraps.
00:05:40Where do you think you're going?
00:05:42Where do you think you're going?
00:05:47I need a hundred copies of those.
00:05:50I'm a creative intern, too.
00:05:52I have my own tasks.
00:05:53You can do your own.
00:05:54How dare you talk back to Miss Williams?
00:05:57Know your place, newbie.
00:05:59And as a newbie, you are to obey whatever Miss Williams tells you.
00:06:03No questions asked.
00:06:05Are we clear?
00:06:06Sure.
00:06:07If you say so.
00:06:08Are you kidding me?
00:06:21Don't break down on me now.
00:06:22I'm not even halfway done yet.
00:06:24Hi.
00:06:36This is for the creative floor.
00:06:38I was just hoping to get a tech guy for the printer.
00:06:41Yeah, it's Urchins.
00:06:42Thanks.
00:06:43Thanks.
00:06:45I need some help.
00:06:57Why are you here so fast?
00:07:01Wait, you were expecting me?
00:07:02Yeah, you're here for the printer, right?
00:07:05She thinks I'm the tech guy.
00:07:08Let me take a look.
00:07:15Oh, there's the light right here.
00:07:25Another light.
00:07:27I wouldn't have guessed that.
00:07:35Well, looks like it's working.
00:07:37Thanks.
00:07:42I'm all over your face.
00:07:44Emily, you bitch!
00:07:48Emily, you bitch!
00:07:49The company pays you to work and you're here flirting with filthy repairmen?
00:07:52She's only here to seduce men.
00:07:55Even the repairman doesn't get past her.
00:07:57I'm so sorry you had to see this, Miss Williams.
00:08:01Miss Williams?
00:08:03Oh, is this arrogant brat my fiancƩ?
00:08:06Guess I made the right choice in calling off the engagement.
00:08:09Excuse me.
00:08:10I will not tolerate harassment at my company.
00:08:14No one asked for your opinion, repairman.
00:08:17You're not a part of this company.
00:08:19I'm not.
00:08:20Of course I am.
00:08:21I own it.
00:08:24Dream on.
00:08:25The owner of this company is my fiancƩ, Theodore Smith.
00:08:29And you're obviously not him.
00:08:31Security, get these two out of here.
00:08:34That's them.
00:08:36Throw out that fake boss and that slut.
00:08:38You dare call the CEO of me?
00:08:47We're going to fill you up instead.
00:08:53CEO?
00:08:54Mr. Smith?
00:08:55Bella, we do offer health insurance.
00:08:59You know, you're going to get an eye exam, please.
00:09:01Theodore, my fiancƩ.
00:09:03I'm sorry.
00:09:04I must have misunderstood what Bella said earlier.
00:09:07Mr. Smith, I'm so sorry.
00:09:09I didn't recognize you.
00:09:09I promised it won't happen again.
00:09:11You know, I promised your grandfather that we'd take care of you, so I'll forgive this once.
00:09:20But as for you, I apologize to your co-worker.
00:09:25I'm sorry, Emily.
00:09:26Don't get too smug.
00:09:44Nora, Theodore's your fiancƩ.
00:09:48Why didn't you recognize him earlier?
00:09:50I'm sorry.
00:09:56I just returned from overseas, remember?
00:10:07And excited to be able to see each other since we were kids.
00:10:13That's sweet.
00:10:15I heard that Mr. Smith is looking for a new gallery for an upcoming project.
00:10:19I remember that you have a huge gallery.
00:10:22Surely we can use it.
00:10:23A gallery?
00:10:24Oh, right, the Williams Art Gallery.
00:10:28It's one of the city's top galleries.
00:10:30I heard they have over a hundred artists, and they've sold over a billion dollars worth of artwork.
00:10:39Of course, I own the biggest gallery in New York.
00:10:43I'm sure it's at the company standards.
00:10:46It's going to be so fun.
00:10:47Perfect.
00:10:48It's clearly my family's gallery.
00:10:51You seem to enjoy impersonating me.
00:10:52Let's see what you can do.
00:10:56Then, Miss Williams, will you be so kind and give us a tour of your gallery?
00:11:02This foolish woman finally comes up with a half-lady's idea.
00:11:06That would be fun.
00:11:08I've never been to a billionaire's gallery before.
00:11:10Let's go tomorrow?
00:11:11How can I afford to take them into a high-end gallery?
00:11:16Um, I have an idea.
00:11:17Nora, darling!
00:11:37How are you, my love?
00:11:38I have no time for chit-chat, okay?
00:11:41I need you to leave the door to the Williams Gallery unlocked, so that me and my colleagues can come by tomorrow.
00:11:47Do it if you really love me.
00:11:48Are you crazy?
00:11:50I could get fired, Nora!
00:11:51Here we are.
00:11:57Welcome to my gallery.
00:11:58I can't wait to see what's inside!
00:12:01Shall we?
00:12:02Why are we entering through the back door?
00:12:04Wouldn't the owner want to show off the grand entrance?
00:12:06This is my favorite entrance, Kay.
00:12:08Miss Williams is not that vain.
00:12:10She just uses this entrance like the rest of her staff.
00:12:13Miss Williams, please show us how you unlock the door with your heavenly voice.
00:12:43I can do it.
00:13:04Miss Williams, is this the person responsible for your gallery?
00:13:09She's Miss Williams?
00:13:11It's been a while, Miss Williams?
00:13:12Are these your friends?
00:13:15Hey, welcome!
00:13:16Come on in!
00:13:18Come on in!
00:13:24The gallery is down the hallway!
00:13:26Wow, your gallery is so much bigger in person.
00:13:35Of course!
00:13:36My grandpa always wants what's best for me.
00:13:41What's so funny, Emily?
00:13:43She's just too happy because it's her first time being surrounded by luxury.
00:13:46Do you have any idea how much Miss Williams' collections are worth?
00:13:51These are worth millions of dollars.
00:13:53I've been collecting her in my life.
00:13:55Oh, and this one is the famous sunset.
00:13:59I should have already gotten this.
00:14:01I don't know what that is.
00:14:04Wait until you see it up close first.
00:14:05Miss Williams, what is that?
00:14:22I don't know.
00:14:22It's the gallery security alarm.
00:14:25Why would the alarm go off?
00:14:26Because Miss Williams touched the painting.
00:14:28You pathetic loser.
00:14:29Are you really blaming me?
00:14:30Oh no, I'm just stating a fact.
00:14:32The police are probably on their way now.
00:14:34The police?
00:14:35Yeah, the police should be here anytime unless we turn off the alarm.
00:14:40The police can't come.
00:14:42I will be exposed.
00:14:42This is all your fuck, you dark little rat.
00:14:49Miss Williams, don't waste your energy on that jealous beggar.
00:14:56It stopped.
00:14:58What the hell's going on?
00:14:59Emily, you must have touched something.
00:15:01Oh, I saw a beggar girl.
00:15:03She touched something over there.
00:15:04I didn't do anything.
00:15:05It wasn't me.
00:15:08Off her own alarm system.
00:15:10I haven't been here in a while, okay?
00:15:11I've...
00:15:12Bring that clumsy beggar with us.
00:15:24I promise I will do everything in my power to get that beach fire.
00:15:30Bye.
00:15:31Where are you some refreshments?
00:15:33What the heck?
00:15:34My gallery is a no eating zone.
00:15:39Who's up for some refreshments?
00:15:41Wow, you even got your attendant to prepare a snot?
00:15:44Of course.
00:15:45Your eyes feasted on my art.
00:15:46Now your stomach's a feast, too.
00:15:48Great.
00:15:48I'm starving.
00:15:49Come on, girl.
00:15:50Let's dig in.
00:15:51Wow.
00:15:51Everything looks delish.
00:15:53Yep.
00:15:53I ordered the waiter to select the best snacks for you.
00:15:57Don't most art galleries have a no food policy, especially fancy ones like this?
00:16:01My gallery, my rules.
00:16:03Shut your trap.
00:16:04Miss Williams was kind enough to invite you here, and this is how you repay her?
00:16:08Are you blind?
00:16:10Everything that happened here shows that she's not Miss Williams.
00:16:12Oh, dear.
00:16:18Are you really looking for trouble?
00:16:21Miss Williams!
00:16:26Miss Williams!
00:16:27What have you done?
00:16:28You spilled juice all over the floor.
00:16:30Go get him off and clean it this instant.
00:16:31I'm so sorry, Miss Williams.
00:16:36Why is she looking at Emily?
00:16:37Hey!
00:16:38I'm talking to you eyes over here.
00:16:40Please.
00:16:41It's Miss Williams to you.
00:16:47Miss Williams, why don't you call the person in charge of your gallery?
00:16:51I don't take orders from you, gutter clown.
00:16:53Isn't that why we're here?
00:16:54To seal the deal?
00:16:56Yeah, Miss Williams, Mr. Smith did say to get the gallery's contact information.
00:17:00I'm the owner.
00:17:01I'm the contact person.
00:17:04Yeah, but Mr. Smith is going to want to see the paperwork.
00:17:07He won't accept word of mouth.
00:17:08So what's the name of the person in charge, Miss Williams?
00:17:17It's Max Collins.
00:17:18Of course I know Max Collins.
00:17:20I put him in charge of my gallery.
00:17:23Can you call him so we can get the paperwork done?
00:17:25You don't even know your name.
00:17:48I don't bother.
00:17:49She's just a servant.
00:17:51Go get Max Collins for me.
00:17:53I don't know where he is.
00:17:54You good for nothing servant, call him then
00:17:57I don't have his number
00:17:58Why don't you call him yourself, Miss Williams?
00:18:02You must have him in your contacts
00:18:03I just got a new phone
00:18:04And my contacts haven't transferred over yet
00:18:06I'll call him for you
00:18:08Hi Max, could you come by the gallery?
00:18:17Oh, you're upstairs?
00:18:19Could you come down please?
00:18:20Thank you
00:18:21But you really think that we believe that stupid little phone call trick?
00:18:27We're not idiots, you know
00:18:28Yeah, I bet she called the pizzeria
00:18:31She's lost her mind
00:18:33It's good to see you here, Miss Williams
00:18:37It's good to see you here, Miss Williams
00:18:45It's nice to see you too, Max
00:18:48That's not Max Collins
00:18:52Emily
00:18:54You hired an actor to pretend to be Max Collins?
00:18:58How pathetic
00:18:59Excuse me
00:19:01So, did Emily pay you in cash?
00:19:03Or in bed?
00:19:04I don't know how you all got in here, but I'll call the police
00:19:22This call is
00:19:27It says it's on the website
00:19:29If the police come, Nora's true identity will be revealed
00:19:32But so will mine
00:19:33Max, can you pretend that this is Miss Williams?
00:19:36I am from the register, Miss Williams
00:19:38I don't have time to explain
00:19:40Just do as I say
00:19:41Miss Williams
00:19:44I'm sorry I didn't recognize you right away
00:19:47You've been away for far too long
00:19:48It's fine
00:19:49I'm sorry I didn't recognize you either
00:19:51So, does that mean that the deal with the gallery is sealed?
00:19:56Actually, although the gallery is a gift to Miss Williams
00:19:59It is still the property of the Williams Corporation
00:20:01What the heck does that mean?
00:20:03It means that you can't seal the deal just because you're the owner
00:20:06She's right
00:20:08The board of directors has to vote on it
00:20:10At that point, Mr. Smith will appoint a liaison
00:20:13And that person will sign a contract for the gallery
00:20:15Whatever
00:20:16I know my fiancee will choose me
00:20:18Let's go, girls
00:20:19Miss Williams
00:20:25I'm so sorry about my daughter's behavior
00:20:27I don't know what's going into her
00:20:29Nora Williams is your daughter?
00:20:32Yes, and I know she can be stubborn sometimes
00:20:34Stubborn?
00:20:36But that daughter of yours is a crazy bitch
00:20:37I'm so sorry, sir
00:20:38Please forgive me
00:20:39You let strangers inside the gallery without permission
00:20:42You should be fired
00:20:44No, Miss Williams
00:20:45Please don't fire me
00:20:46I can't afford to get fired
00:20:47My family depends on it
00:20:49Alright
00:20:50You won't be fired
00:20:51As long as you promise me one thing
00:20:53I'll do anything
00:20:55Don't tell Nora
00:20:56Or any of my colleagues who I really am
00:20:58Understood?
00:21:00Of course
00:21:00Whatever you say
00:21:01Nora?
00:21:08Darling?
00:21:09Oh
00:21:10What are you doing?
00:21:11Darling, you have to stop what you're doing
00:21:13Stop doing what?
00:21:14Exactly, Mom?
00:21:15Stop pretending to be the villainous
00:21:17You could go to jail if they find out
00:21:20That's why you're here, right?
00:21:22So that you can stop it
00:21:24From getting caught
00:21:24Sweetheart, I love you
00:21:26I don't want to get hurt
00:21:28I don't need your stupid advice, Mom
00:21:31It's my life
00:21:33And if you really loved me
00:21:35You would have given me a better life
00:21:37I gave you the best life that I could give to
00:21:39You didn't give me the best life
00:21:42You didn't even give me an average life
00:21:44You gave me a shitty life
00:21:45I didn't make anything
00:21:46I didn't even give me a higher light
00:21:48But I didn't give you the best life
00:21:50You didn't give me a better life
00:21:51But every business
00:21:52You didn't send me a better life
00:21:53You didn't have to
00:21:53If you wanted to
00:21:54You didn't give me a better life
00:21:55But I can't stop it
00:21:56What about anything?
00:21:57I don't wanna get
00:21:57You didn't even give me an aja
00:21:57Listen up interns, Emily, Ms. Williams, I'm going to need each of you to prepare a presentation.
00:22:27It's an individual assignment, and I need you guys to cover everything that's in these folders for tomorrow's presentation.
00:22:38Wow, this is a lot.
00:22:39It's due tomorrow?
00:22:41Yes. After tomorrow, Mr. Smith will go through the presentations and choose a better option for the client.
00:22:47Don't worry, Ms. Williams. I'll help you out.
00:22:49Me too. I can do all the templates for you.
00:22:51That's not fair. Bella just said it was an individual assignment.
00:22:55Were you born yesterday?
00:22:56Okay? Nothing is fair in this world.
00:23:02Well done. Wow. Good job, girls.
00:23:06You know, you're not going to get that done by tonight, so you may as well start writing your resignation letter now.
00:23:12Let's see who has the last laugh.
00:23:15You know, you're not going to get that done by tonight, so you may as well start writing your resignation letter now.
00:23:19Well done. Let's see who has the last laugh.
00:23:22Let's see who has the last laugh.
00:23:26These tiles.
00:23:27Emily.
00:23:32Oh, hi, Mr. Smith.
00:23:49What are you doing in my office?
00:23:50Um, I was just in the washroom. I saw that your computer was open, so I came here to turn it off. I didn't know you were still here.
00:23:57I saw the culprit. She's stealing something here. But I can't tell anyone just yet. She might slip and disappear again.
00:24:03I'm just, uh, working late and went down and gave myself a cup of water.
00:24:08Well, I suggest you always turn off your computer and never leave it unattended.
00:24:13Yes, ma'am.
00:24:17Why are you here so late?
00:24:19Oh, um, I was just working on a project.
00:24:23I'd better get back to it.
00:24:33It's actually pretty good.
00:24:38You're going to need some coffee.
00:24:58What is that food?
00:25:03He did all this?
00:25:05I guess he's not as arrogant and rude as I thought.
00:25:0810 more minutes.
00:25:2010 more minutes.
00:25:20Are you seriously wearing the same clothes as yesterday?
00:25:40You look like a panda with those dark circles.
00:25:43Ever heard of sleep?
00:25:48What?
00:25:49It's gone.
00:25:50What do you mean?
00:25:52It's gone.
00:25:53My presentation.
00:25:54I saved it last night.
00:25:55It's not there.
00:25:56You really think we'd fall for that?
00:25:59Fall for what?
00:26:00Come on, Emily.
00:26:01You really think we'd believe that you finished that entire presentation in just one night?
00:26:05Yeah, you're just pretending it's lost, when in reality, you never finished it at all.
00:26:11So I went.
00:26:12Since Emily here never completed the assignment, and Miss Williams did, who votes that Miss Williams
00:26:17should take on the project?
00:26:18Yes, we have a winner.
00:26:27But it's not fair.
00:26:29What's not fair is you showing up to work unprepared.
00:26:32The decision is final.
00:26:34So, you're making decisions without me, uh...
00:26:38Mr. Smith...
00:26:39Well, Emily here came in without a presentation, so technically wouldn't that mean that Nora's the winner?
00:26:47She doesn't have a presentation.
00:26:50It's gone.
00:26:53Well, the decision's not final until we see Nora's presentation. Anyways.
00:26:59I'll be glad to present it for you, Mr. Smith.
00:27:09Excuse me, I need to take this.
00:27:30Nora, please be ready to show your presentation when I return.
00:27:32I'll be ready, Mr. Smith.
00:27:39That's my presentation.
00:27:50That's my presentation.
00:27:52Excuse me?
00:27:54Ms. Williams' presentation is on the Williams Gallery.
00:27:57It's her gallery, not yours.
00:28:00There's a watermark on it. It's my initials, EW.
00:28:03Don't kid yourself. It doesn't matter whose presentation it is.
00:28:07Ms. Williams is in charge of this project.
00:28:10Exactly. And even if you win, I can discontinue this project just like that.
00:28:15Don't sweat it. You'll never win against Ms. Williams.
00:28:20Fine. Let Nora present her work.
00:28:24I'm sure Mr. Smith will love it.
00:28:30Alright, Nora. Let's see your presentation.
00:28:34Good morning, everyone.
00:28:35Alright, Nora. Let's see your presentation.
00:28:43Good morning, everyone.
00:28:45This is my presentation.
00:28:46It's on the Williams Gallery.
00:28:48My gallery.
00:28:49This is your presentation?
00:28:51Yes. I worked on it all day yesterday.
00:28:54If that's the case, then what's on the third slide?
00:28:57The third slide?
00:28:58Let me just go.
00:28:59No need to show me.
00:29:01If you really did make this presentation, then you can just tell me from her.
00:29:04Sorry. I kind of forget it, so...
00:29:06That's fine. Well, then what's on the thirteenth slide?
00:29:11I forget that, too. If you just let me present, I can just go through all of it.
00:29:15The third slide describes a gallery case study.
00:29:18Wow. Mr. Smith knows her entire presentation of my heart.
00:29:25I know. That's so cute.
00:29:27But she must have shown up the presentation yesterday.
00:29:29Quiet. All of you. Not in front of Mr. Smith.
00:29:32Enough of this. You stole it.
00:29:34There is no thirteenth slide.
00:29:40All right? This is someone else's work.
00:29:42Mrs. Stone.
00:29:43This is my presentation, Theo.
00:29:45This is Emily's presentation.
00:29:47All right?
00:29:48She stayed here all night making this.
00:29:51And do you know how I know that?
00:29:53I was here in the office last night.
00:29:55She must have copied it off my computer somehow.
00:30:02Jack, could you give me last night's CCTV footage, please?
00:30:06Copy that, sir.
00:30:09Mr. Smith, it could be a coincidence that they have the same presentation.
00:30:13Yes. We were both presenting on my gallery, and we received the same information.
00:30:18She has a point. She owns the gallery.
00:30:20Who better for the job?
00:30:21Jack, what have you found?
00:30:27It was Nora.
00:30:29She came into the office last night and copied something from Emily's laptop.
00:30:33Dad, listen closely.
00:30:35All right? Theft is unacceptable in my office.
00:30:37This will be punished.
00:30:39This will be punished.
00:30:41You can't do this to me.
00:30:43I'm the Williams-ears, and I'm your fiancƩ.
00:30:46She was under a lot of pressure, Mr. Smith.
00:30:49It was an honest mistake.
00:30:50Bella, she's clearly in the wrong, and you're still defending her.
00:30:52Mr. Smith, what I meant to say is just forgive and forget, Mr. Smith.
00:31:01Emily, you're defending the thief who stole your work.
00:31:06It's easier if Nora sticks around.
00:31:08No one will suspect that I'm the real Williams-ears.
00:31:12As much as I don't want to admit it, Miss Williams is right.
00:31:15If we want to use her gallery, we need her.
00:31:16I suppose you're right.
00:31:23This is your last warning.
00:31:25If this happens again...
00:31:30Actually, I need to...
00:31:33Look, with me?
00:31:37Did he find something?
00:31:38No.
00:31:39No.
00:31:39You're going to pay for this.
00:31:54I'm so sorry that happened to you.
00:31:57I'll make sure that she personally apologizes to you, and that nothing but that happens again.
00:32:01Thanks.
00:32:03I appreciate it, Mr. Smith.
00:32:06Now, what are we going to do about our punishment?
00:32:10I've got the perfect punishment in mind.
00:32:13Great.
00:32:13Why aren't we being punished, too?
00:32:27We didn't steal Emily's work.
00:32:29Because we're team Miss Williams, you sloth.
00:32:31Get back to work.
00:32:32After you finish the floor and the windows, make sure that everything else is spotless.
00:32:43We need this gallery perfect for this project.
00:32:46I don't need to do any of this, okay?
00:32:48I'm an iris.
00:32:49I've never polished the freaking floors.
00:32:51Come on, Miss.
00:32:52My back hurts.
00:32:53Not so fast.
00:32:54You haven't finished the windows.
00:32:55You can't boss me around.
00:32:56I don't work here.
00:32:57I'm not your freaking maid.
00:32:58Nora, this is your punishment, remember, for stealing my presentation.
00:33:14Aww, now you look like a mom.
00:33:16You're so in character.
00:33:18Better start scrubbing.
00:33:19These floors won't clean themselves.
00:33:21Let's go, girls.
00:33:28Well, Emily, what happened?
00:33:39Who did this to you?
00:33:42Nora.
00:33:43She didn't want to do her punishment.
00:33:47Please excuse me while I go to the washroom and clean up.
00:33:49Grandfather, I decided to call it the engagement with the Williams girl.
00:34:09I decided to call it the engagement with the Williams girl.
00:34:12Have you forgotten that your marriage benefits both families?
00:34:16Our family's future is in your hand.
00:34:17But grandfather should only bring us trouble.
00:34:20You two just need to sit down and talk.
00:34:22I've arranged a dinner for you two at Lyons tonight.
00:34:28Fine.
00:34:31Jack.
00:34:32Get the car.
00:34:34Are you canceling the engagement?
00:34:36Yes.
00:34:37That's fine.
00:34:37You can go in person.
00:34:39Nora is a rat.
00:34:40But, you know, Emily, she's smart and hardworking and kind of.
00:34:51Boss, you were talking about Emily a lot recently.
00:34:55Are you interested in her?
00:34:57Get the car ready.
00:34:58Emily there, how about dinner with your gramps at Lyon Restaurant tonight?
00:35:13Wear something nice.
00:35:22Dad, I want you to drive Emily to Lyon Restaurant tonight.
00:35:26Don't tell her I'm not coming.
00:35:30We'll lose her.
00:35:36I just want you two to spend time together.
00:35:47To Lyons, please.
00:35:48Is that Emily?
00:35:59What is she doing here?
00:36:09Where the heck are you, Crampson?
00:36:11You're never late.
00:36:12I just want you two to spend time together.
00:36:16I just want you two to spend time together.
00:36:18Theodore Smith?
00:36:22I knew it.
00:36:23We're going to set up this trap.
00:36:24Hey, Ted, can you pick me up at Lyons now, please?
00:36:46It's urgent.
00:36:47Come on, Ted, before Theodore finds me.
00:36:51Come on, Ted, before Theodore finds me.
00:37:02Hey, gorgeous.
00:37:04You look like my next girlfriend.
00:37:05A little bit spicy, yes?
00:37:06Don't touch me!
00:37:07What?
00:37:08What are you going to do, honey?
00:37:10Hey!
00:37:11I want a piece of this, too.
00:37:12I want a piece of this, too.
00:37:16I want a piece of this, too.
00:37:18I want a piece of this, too.
00:37:19I can't be serious, man.
00:37:20Boys!
00:37:21Shut the fuck down!
00:37:22Why does my heart feel like it's going to explode?
00:37:27Something for you.
00:37:37Something for you.
00:37:40Something for you.
00:37:42Why does my heart feel like it's going to explode?
00:37:48I think, I think we've lost.
00:38:10Oh, great.
00:38:13Are you hurt?
00:38:16No, I'm okay. Thanks, Mr. Smith.
00:38:20No, you don't have to call Mr. Smith.
00:38:24Call me Theo.
00:38:32What are you doing out here? I saw you at Lyons.
00:38:35Oh, I was having dinner with my family. I just stepped out to make a call.
00:38:39Well, let me just take you home.
00:38:44Oh, no, it's okay. I have a...
00:38:46Madam, I was going to look at your office.
00:38:48That's a really nice car for an intern.
00:38:51Grandpa!
00:38:53So, how was your date?
00:38:56I can't believe you tricked me.
00:38:59Hang on. I'm sorry. I admit it. So, how are things going with Theodore?
00:39:04You know what? Actually, better than I thought.
00:39:08But, I've learned so much about myself and my worries going through this internship.
00:39:13It's...
00:39:14It's from the Smiths. They say that Theodore is dead set on canceling this engagement.
00:39:26He is?
00:39:28I thought things were going wrong between the two of you.
00:39:31Is there something you're not telling me?
00:39:33No.
00:39:34Should I call back?
00:39:35It's okay, Gramps. You don't have to.
00:39:37I'm sorry. We'll find you someone nicer.
00:39:41I know it's because of Nora, but it still hurts. What if I tell him the truth?
00:39:51Hey, Emily. Are you going to our high school reunion tonight?
00:39:55Uh, right. What time is it up?
00:40:02Angelica Hartwell is organizing our reunion.
00:40:05Yeah, I'm definitely going.
00:40:07Oh, my gosh. She's actually going to make a fool of herself.
00:40:10Let her be.
00:40:11I can't wait to see what kind of hideous outfit she shows up in.
00:40:15Good morning, everyone.
00:40:19I'd like to announce that I've chosen Emily as our new project liaison.
00:40:26She's proven herself to be hardworking and reliable.
00:40:29And she signed a contract with the Williams Gallery.
00:40:34Congratulations, Emily.
00:40:36Thanks, Mr. Smith.
00:40:37Of course.
00:40:40So, any potential prospects?
00:40:45Yeah, I was actually hoping to speak to Angelica Hartwell.
00:40:49She's hosting our high school reunion tonight.
00:40:51Wow.
00:40:52Angelica Hartwell.
00:40:53The world-renowned art collector.
00:40:56Yeah.
00:40:57Some of her collections are the best in the world.
00:40:59If we can get her to lend us some of her pieces, we'll instantly go viral.
00:41:03That is amazing.
00:41:05Honestly, I've always wanted to meet her.
00:41:09Any chance you have a plus one tonight?
00:41:11I do.
00:41:12I'll put your name down in case you want to pass by.
00:41:15Perfect.
00:41:16You sneaky witch.
00:41:17You didn't tell me you knew Angelica Hartwell.
00:41:18What, are you trying to steal all of the credits?
00:41:19Her name is written in bold on the invitation.
00:41:20Did you not notice it?
00:41:21Unless you don't know who Angelica is.
00:41:22Of course I know Angelica.
00:41:23We've been best friends since kindergarten.
00:41:24Oh yeah?
00:41:25What does she look like?
00:41:26She has long blonde hair.
00:41:27Well, we must know different Angelicas because the one I know has short brown hair and transferred
00:41:31in freshman year.
00:41:32Whatever.
00:41:33I'm going to the gala and I'm going to look fabulous.
00:41:35Okay.
00:41:36See you later.
00:41:37Emily.
00:41:38I know you're not used to getting invited to these themed parties, but Angelica is very
00:41:45particular about her party concept, so make sure you don't half pass the 80s theme.
00:41:49Okay.
00:41:50Got it.
00:41:51Okay.
00:41:52Got it.
00:41:54Okay.
00:41:55Okay.
00:41:56Okay.
00:41:57Okay.
00:41:58Okay.
00:41:59Okay.
00:42:00Okay.
00:42:01Okay.
00:42:02Okay.
00:42:03Okay.
00:42:04Okay.
00:42:05Okay.
00:42:06Okay.
00:42:07Okay.
00:42:08Okay.
00:42:09Okay.
00:42:10Okay.
00:42:11Okay.
00:42:12Okay.
00:42:13Okay.
00:42:14Okay.
00:42:15Okay.
00:42:16Okay.
00:42:17Sorry, miss.
00:42:18This is a black tie event.
00:42:19I think you might be at the wrong party.
00:42:22Wrong party?
00:42:23What do you mean?
00:42:24I have an invitation.
00:42:27Correct invitation, but incorrect attire.
00:42:30I still can't let you in.
00:42:32I'm sorry.
00:42:33Why?
00:42:34What are you talking about?
00:42:35It's a black tie event.
00:42:36I'm not allowed to let in anyone who's not dressed for the party.
00:42:40That witch tripped me.
00:42:47Hi, Miss Hartwell.
00:42:48I'm Emily.
00:42:49Project liaison for Dyslink.
00:42:51I just wanted to extend my invitation for you to be a part of our exhibit.
00:42:54Be a part of your exhibit?
00:42:55Be a part of your exhibit?
00:42:56But you can't even follow my simple dress code.
00:43:06I knew Emily was poor, but I didn't think she would show up to your party wearing that.
00:43:09How disrespectful.
00:43:10I am so sorry, Miss Hartwell.
00:43:11I didn't mean to offend you with my outfit.
00:43:12It was a mix-up.
00:43:13I'll change and be right back.
00:43:14Come on, Emily.
00:43:15You've been like this since high school.
00:43:16Shameless and incompetent.
00:43:17Please forgive her on my behalf, Angelica.
00:43:18You know, I honestly think you'd make a way better liaison than her.
00:43:19You think so?
00:43:20I know so.
00:43:21Look at this extravagant gala that you've organized.
00:43:22I know that you're capable of amazing things.
00:43:23Stop it!
00:43:25Go!
00:43:26Hurry up and get changed.
00:43:30You look ridiculous.
00:43:32Emily!
00:43:38Why aren't you at the party?
00:43:42No!
00:43:43Oh!
00:43:44No!
00:43:45No!
00:43:46No!
00:43:47No!
00:43:48No!
00:43:49No!
00:43:50No!
00:43:51What's wrong?
00:43:55This is what's wrong.
00:43:56What do you mean?
00:43:58Nora tricked me into wearing this.
00:44:00Nora? Oh, she's unbelievable.
00:44:03I need a new outfit or else Angelica won't agree to work with me.
00:44:21No.
00:44:30Make anything you'd like, it's on me.
00:44:35That's very kind of you, but I can pay for it myself.
00:44:39No, I insist.
00:44:42If you're going to be representing the company tonight, I want you to look dazzling.
00:45:53How do I look?
00:46:05You look stunning.
00:46:09Emily, I've been trying to find a way to tell you.
00:46:15I like you.
00:46:19And, um...
00:46:22I don't know. I was wondering if you could go to dinner with me.
00:46:27See how it would be inappropriate.
00:46:32This is about Nora.
00:46:35No, that's an arranged thing that our grandparents put together.
00:46:39And honestly, she's a terror.
00:46:45You were going to say something earlier in the fitting room.
00:46:49Am I ready to tell him the truth?
00:46:54Um...
00:46:55I actually don't remember. It must have been nothing.
00:46:59Well, I really hope that this doesn't make anything awkward.
00:47:03But between us, I really do think you're perfect for this project.
00:47:06Thank you, Theo.
00:47:08This will change anything between us.
00:47:13Did you guys see Emily earlier?
00:47:15She's the same poor old Emily.
00:47:17Oh, I remember her.
00:47:18That girl that was always wearing hand-me-downs.
00:47:21It's like she got dressed in the dark.
00:47:23Right? I do think I remember her.
00:47:25She always thought she was better than everyone else,
00:47:27but couldn't be bothered to put on simple concealer.
00:47:30Do you guys know why she dropped out of high school?
00:47:33She slept with a married man,
00:47:36and his wife found out.
00:47:37Oh, my gosh.
00:47:43So embarrassing.
00:47:44She climbed the corporate ladder by sleeping her way to the top?
00:47:48Wait.
00:47:49So, Emily's your boss?
00:47:51That wannabe is nobody's boss.
00:47:54Nora's the ultimate boss.
00:47:56She's the Williams heiress.
00:47:58Nora, you're the Williams heiress?
00:48:01I didn't know I was classmates with royalty.
00:48:02Is that Emily?
00:48:06She looks gorgeous.
00:48:08Yeah, that dress looks expensive.
00:48:15And is that striking guy her boyfriend?
00:48:18My boyfriend?
00:48:20No, that's Theodore Smith, dazzling CEO,
00:48:22former baseball star, and my fiancƩe.
00:48:25Why is he with her and not me?
00:48:27Because that bitch has been seducing my fiancƩe since day one.
00:48:30The nerve of that whore to show up to my party with someone else's man.
00:48:41Look, Miss Hartwell, I've changed.
00:48:43What are you doing here with my fiancƩe, huh?
00:48:45Did you seduce him into coming here with you tonight?
00:48:47What? No.
00:48:48I was just...
00:48:49Mr. Smith?
00:48:50This woman is a sneaky bitch.
00:48:52She has spent her whole life ruining other people's lives
00:48:55by being a professional side hoe.
00:48:57Don't let her tricks fool you,
00:48:58and don't risk what you have with Nora
00:49:00for something like this.
00:49:05Miss Hartwell,
00:49:07your accusations against Emily are simply not true.
00:49:10Looks like this smoke girl has you wrapped around her finger.
00:49:13Get your hands off my fiancƩe, you beggar mistress.
00:49:16Shut up, Nora.
00:49:18We're no longer engaged.
00:49:20That's right.
00:49:22I cancelled the engagement.
00:49:25And, frankly, you're not fit for dazzling either.
00:49:28We're letting you go after this project.
00:49:32This is all your fault, you shameless whore!
00:49:35This has nothing to do with me, Nora.
00:49:37Blaming me won't change anything.
00:49:38Some people never really change.
00:49:43Do they, Emily?
00:49:44Yeah.
00:49:44You may have changed your outfit,
00:49:46but you can't change the fact that the only thing you do
00:49:48is try and steal other people's men.
00:49:53What'd I miss?
00:49:55Hold on.
00:49:56I can steal anyone's fiancƩe.
00:49:58And second of all,
00:49:59this has nothing to do with his engagement.
00:50:02Exactly.
00:50:02I'm here to support her, that's it.
00:50:05We're actually hoping that Ms. Hartwell
00:50:07would lend her pieces to her upcoming exhibit.
00:50:08Mr. Smith is personally here
00:50:10to extend his invitation to you, Ms. Hartwell.
00:50:13I've already agreed to work with Ms. Williams on this.
00:50:15Angelica, your support means everything to me.
00:50:18You heard Angelica.
00:50:20She'll only come on board
00:50:21if you put me in charge of this project.
00:50:23And if I'm running this,
00:50:24I can't work with her.
00:50:26So fire Emily.
00:50:30Fire Emily.
00:50:31Nora, you're insane!
00:50:32You need Angelica, don't you?
00:50:34She comes at a price.
00:50:35And that price is my job?
00:50:37There's gotta be another way, Nora.
00:50:38You don't make the demands here.
00:50:39I do.
00:50:40We need Angelica.
00:50:41Unless you can somehow convince,
00:50:43I don't know,
00:50:44a painter like Evelyn Rivers
00:50:46to exhibit with us,
00:50:47which would never happen.
00:50:48So, you need me.
00:50:50Evelyn Rivers?
00:50:51You're talking about the impossible, Nora.
00:50:53Maybe.
00:50:57...museums don't even carry her art.
00:50:59And you, who never did here.
00:51:01Which is why you need me.
00:51:03Well, this was a great idea, Evelyn,
00:51:06but then I'm sure we can find other collectors
00:51:08who are a little less demanding.
00:51:12You want an Evelyn Rivers?
00:51:13I'll get you an Evelyn Rivers.
00:51:14Good luck finding Evelyn.
00:51:19She's a rare gem.
00:51:21More like a ghost.
00:51:22No one's seen her in three years.
00:51:24And then we won't need Angelica anymore.
00:51:32Don't be so cocky, Emily.
00:51:34You may end up eating your words
00:51:35and begging Angelica to come back
00:51:37and collaborate with you.
00:51:38And by then,
00:51:39I'll be fully booked.
00:51:41I'm confident I can get her.
00:51:42And if you can,
00:51:43there should be consequences
00:51:44you're putting the company at risk.
00:51:46If I can't,
00:51:48which is very unlikely,
00:51:50I will step down
00:51:51and let Nora take over as Liesel.
00:51:55Emily,
00:51:56there's no need to listen to Nora.
00:51:58And there's no need to step down.
00:52:00It's okay.
00:52:01I've got a plan.
00:52:05Well, next time,
00:52:06I'm playing hard to get.
00:52:07So if you want me,
00:52:08you'll have to go through Nora.
00:52:10Fine.
00:52:12Are we good?
00:52:16We have a deal, then.
00:52:30I don't like this.
00:52:31She's too confident.
00:52:32Do you think she can get in touch
00:52:33with Evelyn Rivers?
00:52:34Relax, Nora.
00:52:35She's bluffing.
00:52:36If the Williams and the Smiths
00:52:37couldn't reach Evelyn,
00:52:38how can a nobody like her?
00:52:39I don't like her.
00:52:44Evelyn,
00:52:45it's Emily.
00:52:47Emily,
00:52:47baby,
00:52:48you finally called.
00:52:50I told you to stop
00:52:51calling me baby.
00:53:02Hello?
00:53:03Evelyn,
00:53:03it's Emily.
00:53:05Emily,
00:53:05baby,
00:53:06you finally called.
00:53:07I told you to stop
00:53:08calling me baby.
00:53:09But you're my baby sister.
00:53:13I mean,
00:53:13maybe not so baby anymore
00:53:15since we first met in Italy.
00:53:17You're right.
00:53:18That was a long time ago.
00:53:19Really?
00:53:20It feels like just yesterday
00:53:22I met you on the train
00:53:23and I fell in love
00:53:24with your passion for art.
00:53:27Evelyn,
00:53:28I have a favor to ask you.
00:53:29Anything
00:53:30anything for my baby girl.
00:53:31Could I borrow
00:53:32one of your paintings
00:53:33for my company's exhibit?
00:53:34Of course.
00:53:36Yeah,
00:53:36any painting you want
00:53:37is yours, girl.
00:53:37Just pick one.
00:53:38You can do anything you like
00:53:39with it.
00:53:40Thanks, Evelyn.
00:53:40You're the best.
00:53:42Kisses.
00:53:43Bye.
00:53:43I don't know,
00:53:53Nora.
00:53:54What's wrong?
00:53:55I'm just not in the mood
00:53:56tonight, guys.
00:53:58I'm having major
00:53:59money problems right now.
00:54:00Money problems?
00:54:01Well,
00:54:02you're the Williams heiress.
00:54:03You have all the money
00:54:04in the world.
00:54:04Uh,
00:54:05yeah,
00:54:06no,
00:54:06Angelica's just
00:54:08pressuring me
00:54:08for this painting money
00:54:09and my grandpa
00:54:11froze my cats
00:54:12after a fight
00:54:13and I don't really,
00:54:14I don't really know
00:54:14what to do.
00:54:15Oh, no.
00:54:16That sounds like
00:54:17a rich girl problem
00:54:18and as much as
00:54:19I hate to say it,
00:54:21we're not rich,
00:54:23so I can't help you
00:54:24with that one.
00:54:25But I'm going to be
00:54:26the office joke tomorrow
00:54:27if I don't bring a painting.
00:54:32I'm sorry.
00:54:34Why didn't I think of that?
00:54:47Having trouble finding
00:54:48an Evelyn Rivers?
00:54:49Are you here to beg me
00:54:50to get Angelica?
00:54:55This is an Evelyn Rivers original.
00:54:58Wow.
00:54:59I have never seen anything
00:55:02this beautiful in person before.
00:55:04It's breathtaking.
00:55:06Yeah.
00:55:06Sunsets usually
00:55:07make me feel sad,
00:55:09but this one is so stunning,
00:55:10it actually makes me happy.
00:55:12You ignorant fools,
00:55:13it's a fake.
00:55:14It is?
00:55:14How do you know,
00:55:15Miss Williams?
00:55:16Because she's been
00:55:17around art her entire life.
00:55:18She owns a gallery.
00:55:20She would never be deceived
00:55:21by a knockoff.
00:55:22I bet Emily's been
00:55:24all of her savings
00:55:24on this fake.
00:55:25You know,
00:55:26I can easily tell
00:55:26the difference between
00:55:27a $5 million painting
00:55:29and a $500 one.
00:55:30Come on,
00:55:31Nora.
00:55:31You might be an art lover,
00:55:33but you're not an expert.
00:55:35That's Evelyn's signature.
00:55:37Any art collector
00:55:38would know to check for that.
00:55:39It's common knowledge.
00:55:41That's common knowledge.
00:55:42It looks pretty real to me.
00:55:45You're no expert either,
00:55:46so we can't just believe you.
00:55:47Show us the authenticity certificate.
00:55:49It doesn't have one.
00:55:50I knew it.
00:55:52This is a new painting
00:55:53from Evelyn's private gallery.
00:55:55It's not for sale.
00:55:55That's why it doesn't have one yet.
00:55:57So anyone can just wheel in
00:55:58a painting and say
00:55:59that it's Evelyn's?
00:56:00How convenient.
00:56:01Then let's call an expert
00:56:03to appraise it.
00:56:04I can appraise it.
00:56:15Angelica,
00:56:15how kind of you
00:56:16to show up on such short notice.
00:56:18Anything for you,
00:56:19Miss Williams.
00:56:20Angelica doesn't even have
00:56:21an Evelyn Rivers painting
00:56:22in her collection.
00:56:23How could she appraise this?
00:56:25And who says
00:56:26I don't own one?
00:56:32I lent you my painting
00:56:34for three million
00:56:35and make Nora project liaison.
00:56:38Three million?
00:56:39That's way too high.
00:56:41That painting can only be sold
00:56:42at auction for eight million.
00:56:43That's an unfair price.
00:56:45And what do you know
00:56:46about exhibit fees?
00:56:47Well, my piece is free.
00:56:49Free?
00:56:52Are you kidding?
00:56:53You just proved
00:56:54your painting's a fake
00:56:54by not putting a price on it.
00:56:56And where'd you get
00:56:57this garbage anyways?
00:56:58It's a priceless gift
00:56:59from a friend.
00:57:02Are you saying
00:57:03you're friends
00:57:04with Evelyn Rivers?
00:57:05I am.
00:57:06You little liar.
00:57:09I'll prove it.
00:57:10I'll call her.
00:57:19She must be in Castle New
00:57:20for painting.
00:57:22Enough with the excuses, Emily.
00:57:24We are not risking
00:57:26the company's reputation
00:57:27with your fake painting.
00:57:28Hold on.
00:57:29Who's saying
00:57:30this is a fake painting?
00:57:31None of you
00:57:32are experts.
00:57:33Fine.
00:57:33I have a friend
00:57:34at the Pratt Institute.
00:57:35I'll call him.
00:57:36And if this painting
00:57:37is proven fake,
00:57:39I'll resign.
00:57:40Deal.
00:57:40Deal.
00:57:40Well, the physical aspects
00:57:54look authentic,
00:57:55but I'll need to run
00:57:56a final test on it.
00:57:59I'll call the lab
00:58:00and see if they're available
00:58:02if you'll give me a moment.
00:58:04Miss Hardwell.
00:58:10That is an authentic
00:58:12Evelyn Rivers.
00:58:15How did she get her hands
00:58:16on a real Evelyn Rivers?
00:58:21Ross,
00:58:22how long does the painter
00:58:23go for it to copy it?
00:58:25Give or take a couple days.
00:58:27Good.
00:58:29Emily will know
00:58:30what she has as a fake,
00:58:31and I will have
00:58:32genuine Evelyn Rivers
00:58:33in my collection.
00:58:36Assembly,
00:58:37I need to do
00:58:38a further evaluation.
00:58:39I'll get back to you
00:58:41in a couple of days.
00:58:43Wait.
00:58:44No.
00:58:45No one is taking my painting.
00:58:46This is my friend's
00:58:47unpublished work.
00:58:48I can't trust anyone with it.
00:58:50What are you playing,
00:58:51huh?
00:58:52That we can try to
00:58:53swipe your precious painting?
00:58:54I have plenty of my arm.
00:58:56I never said that.
00:58:58Then let Ross do his job.
00:59:00No one is taking my painting.
00:59:02Just let Ross do his job.
00:59:03so that we can prove
00:59:04how fake your painting
00:59:05really is.
00:59:07I said no!
00:59:08It's your problem,
00:59:09Ross.
00:59:09Take the painting!
00:59:10What is going on here?
00:59:12We need to authenticate
00:59:13Emily's painting,
00:59:15and she won't let
00:59:16him do his job.
00:59:18No one is taking
00:59:18my painting anywhere.
00:59:19No worries.
00:59:21I have my own appraiser.
00:59:23I have my own appraiser.
00:59:25Somebody who I know
00:59:26is sound of judgment
00:59:27and unbiased.
00:59:30I guess you're right.
00:59:33Yeah.
00:59:34I have my own appraiser.
00:59:35I have my own appraiser.
00:59:35I have my own appraiser.
00:59:36I have my own appraiser.
00:59:36I have my own appraiser.
00:59:37I have my own appraiser.
00:59:37Give me a second.
00:59:43Hi, everyone.
00:59:45This is Ned.
00:59:46Long-time friend,
00:59:47old teammate,
00:59:48and
00:59:48a Smith family appraiser
00:59:50for years.
00:59:51Thank you all for having me.
00:59:52So,
00:59:53where's the painting
00:59:53a question?
00:59:55Right here.
01:00:04I got it.
01:00:06I know Evelyn's works.
01:00:07The texture,
01:00:08the vibe,
01:00:09even the smell.
01:00:10Yeah,
01:00:10this is a classic
01:00:11Evelyn piece.
01:00:13So,
01:00:13it's genuine.
01:00:16How much is it worth?
01:00:17Evelyn's Unseen Collection.
01:00:20This one could easily
01:00:21get you $10 million
01:00:22on auction.
01:00:23That's great.
01:00:26That means that we can
01:00:27showcase it at the exhibit
01:00:28for the first time.
01:00:30Sure thing.
01:00:32Ned,
01:00:32could you check
01:00:33Angelica's piece as well?
01:00:34We might want to
01:00:35showcase it too.
01:00:36Sure thing.
01:00:38Sure thing.
01:00:39There's no point.
01:00:40You've proven your points,
01:00:41okay?
01:00:42There's no need to
01:00:43check Angelica's painting.
01:00:45Yes,
01:00:45you've won.
01:00:47I'm leaving anyways.
01:00:50Ned,
01:00:50go ahead.
01:00:52Excuse me.
01:00:53You should be ashamed.
01:00:59This fabrication
01:01:01doesn't belong anywhere near
01:01:02Emily's authentic work.
01:01:04Excuse me,
01:01:05what just happened?
01:01:06This painting's a fake.
01:01:08No,
01:01:08no,
01:01:09it's not.
01:01:10Look,
01:01:10I have had it appraised
01:01:11by an expert.
01:01:13And,
01:01:13I have a certificate.
01:01:15It's too smooth.
01:01:16It's perfect.
01:01:17Evelyn's work,
01:01:18it's not like this.
01:01:19I don't know what this is.
01:01:20Plus,
01:01:21with a signature,
01:01:23she only uses her initials,
01:01:24never her full name.
01:01:25Are you doubting
01:01:26my credentials
01:01:27as an art expert?
01:01:28No,
01:01:28Angelica,
01:01:29no one is doubting you.
01:01:31Theo,
01:01:31Ned might have slipped up.
01:01:32Make him take another look.
01:01:33Actually,
01:01:34Ode to Sea
01:01:34has been in the Williams family
01:01:36for ages.
01:01:37There's no way
01:01:38Angelica has another copy.
01:01:43She's lying.
01:01:44My painting is real.
01:01:46I have a certificate.
01:01:47Your certificate
01:01:48is fake too,
01:01:49obviously.
01:01:50How dare you
01:01:51bring a fake painting,
01:01:52Ms. Hartwell?
01:01:53Do you think we're idiots?
01:01:55How dare you
01:01:55accuse my painting
01:01:56of being fake?
01:01:57Ross,
01:01:58Ross can vouch for me.
01:01:59He's my appraiser.
01:02:01I am cute.
01:02:02This guy's a thief.
01:02:03He's a scam artist.
01:02:05This is a guy
01:02:05who's been issuing
01:02:06fake certificates,
01:02:07wheeling off
01:02:08precious works of art
01:02:09and then replacing them
01:02:10with replicas.
01:02:11Security,
01:02:12take him away.
01:02:14Yeah,
01:02:14you,
01:02:15you son!
01:02:19Fake,
01:02:24we look like fools.
01:02:25I'm sorry.
01:02:26How was I supposed to know
01:02:27she'd have a real
01:02:27Evelyn Rivers?
01:02:28I know.
01:02:29She showed up to school
01:02:29in pajamas.
01:02:30I know.
01:02:31I know.
01:02:31Who knows where
01:02:32she stole it from?
01:02:35You,
01:02:35Ms. Williams,
01:02:36I have an idea.
01:02:37Do you care to jump
01:02:38on board?
01:02:43Well,
01:02:43this is it.
01:02:46You ready for the exhibit?
01:02:48I was born ready.
01:02:54You never cease
01:02:55to amaze me,
01:02:56Emily.
01:02:58I,
01:02:59I bought you a gift.
01:03:00What gift?
01:03:05To be honest,
01:03:06I wasn't sure
01:03:08you were going to be able
01:03:08to pull this off.
01:03:10And so I bought you
01:03:12an Evelyn Rivers.
01:03:14What?
01:03:16Well,
01:03:16that's so sweet.
01:03:18I mean,
01:03:18Evelyn's art is so expensive.
01:03:21I haven't hidden
01:03:22my feelings for you
01:03:24up to this point.
01:03:25And,
01:03:27well,
01:03:29I'd do just about
01:03:29anything to show you
01:03:30how much I care.
01:03:33Can I
01:03:34take you out
01:03:35as a thank you?
01:03:37I mean,
01:03:38I'd love for you
01:03:39to meet Evelyn
01:03:39when she comes back.
01:03:43I look forward to it.
01:03:47I'd be happy to.
01:03:48You mean to say
01:03:57the fool who bought
01:03:57my painting
01:03:58for $10 million
01:03:59yesterday?
01:04:01Is the smith's error?
01:04:03The painting is worth
01:04:04$10 million?
01:04:05It was listed
01:04:06at $3 million,
01:04:07but your prince
01:04:07jumped straight
01:04:08to $10 million.
01:04:09No one's going
01:04:10to help with that.
01:04:11Okay,
01:04:12first of all,
01:04:12he's not my prince,
01:04:14but it was really sweet
01:04:15for him to get out
01:04:16of his way
01:04:16to do that.
01:04:17your hot boss
01:04:18is so into you.
01:04:20Do you like him?
01:04:23I guess so.
01:04:25Emily,
01:04:25when are you going
01:04:26to tell him
01:04:27who you really are?
01:04:28I don't know.
01:04:28I was thinking
01:04:29maybe after the exhibit
01:04:31if everything goes well.
01:04:33Okay,
01:04:34I'll talk to you later.
01:04:35Mwah.
01:04:35Mwah.
01:04:35Mwah.
01:04:47Oh, my gosh.
01:05:13This is terrible.
01:05:15Oh, no,
01:05:16everyone's expecting
01:05:16you of a Lynn River's peace.
01:05:18This could ruin
01:05:18our company's reputation.
01:05:20Mr. Smith,
01:05:21when did you bring
01:05:22the painting in here?
01:05:23I mean,
01:05:23just the other day.
01:05:24We signed a contract
01:05:25with the gallery
01:05:26and moved to here
01:05:27for our upcoming exhibition.
01:05:29So everyone knows
01:05:30that the painting's here.
01:05:31Yes,
01:05:31but we didn't think
01:05:31security would be an issue.
01:05:35I've seen
01:05:35the CCTV footage.
01:05:37It was erased, sir.
01:05:39We're trying
01:05:39to recover the footage.
01:05:40If word gets out
01:05:42about this,
01:05:43artists aren't going
01:05:44to trust us
01:05:44with their works anymore.
01:05:45This is all on you.
01:05:46You never should have
01:05:47brought that painting
01:05:48in here.
01:05:49Thanks to you,
01:05:49my gallery's been attacked.
01:05:50My Evelyn painting
01:05:51was destroyed
01:05:52in your gallery,
01:05:53Miss Williams.
01:05:54I should hold you accountable.
01:05:56How are you going
01:05:56to cover the charges?
01:05:57Don't blame me,
01:05:58Miss Liaison.
01:05:59You are in charge.
01:06:00That painting
01:06:00couldn't have been damaged
01:06:01before I got here.
01:06:10What if we used
01:06:12the Evelyn piece
01:06:12that I bought
01:06:13the other day?
01:06:14Can't we use that
01:06:15as a replacement?
01:06:16It's not the painting
01:06:17we promised.
01:06:17It might do our reputation
01:06:18more harm than good.
01:06:23Don't worry, Theo.
01:06:24I've got a plan.
01:06:25Just trust me.
01:06:27Are you sure?
01:06:30I think Laura's
01:06:30behind this.
01:06:32I think so, too.
01:06:33But we don't have proof.
01:06:35We just need to focus
01:06:36on saving the exhibition.
01:06:37Do you trust me?
01:06:39I trust you, Emily.
01:06:40Mr. Williams.
01:06:43I just received
01:06:44an invitation
01:06:45to Emily's
01:06:46first-ever exhibit.
01:06:47That's great.
01:06:48Clear my calendar.
01:06:49I'm going to be there
01:06:50to personally support
01:06:51my granddaughter.
01:07:08I'm excited to see the new Evelyn piece. She hasn't released new work in years.
01:07:28Me too. I had to cancel all my plans today to come see it.
01:07:34Good evening, everyone. Thank you all for coming tonight, and welcome to Dazzling's First.
01:07:38Thank you, Mr. Smith. But this couldn't have happened without all the help from my colleagues and friends.
01:07:49Friends? Is she mocking us?
01:07:53Mock us all you want, Emily. Today, I will make sure to destroy you for good in front of all of these people.
01:07:59Evelyn's piece! As you wish.
01:08:03You brought us all the way down here for this garbage? Do you think we're that stupid?
01:08:14This is your plan, Emily? Displaying the ruined painting? You're a total nutjob. You've ruined Dazzling.
01:08:21Calm down, everyone. This is the painting I promised, but someone snuck in and destroyed it a few days ago.
01:08:27You all deserved to see the painting you were expecting, even after what happened. This is still an Evelyn Rivers piece at its core.
01:08:36No matter how eloquently you put it, it's still a ruined painting. And this exhibit is a failure.
01:08:41Don't jump to conclusions, Nora. This is the piece I promised, but I didn't say it was the only thing on display tonight.
01:08:48This is tonight's new centerpiece. This is tonight's new centerpiece.
01:08:54There's no place to see the other side.
01:08:59There's no place.
01:09:00You should tell us.
01:09:01I can tell you all the details.
01:09:03I can tell you all the details.
01:09:04Jesus, who's there?
01:09:05You changed this exhibit's centerpiece without telling us?
01:09:07This piece was kept a secret on purpose. If no one knows about it, no one can sneak in and destroy it.
01:09:13And I refute this situation thoroughly by the financial disorder strategy.
01:09:18This is a new Evelyn Rivers masterpiece.
01:09:23Another Evelyn Rivers? How hard did you manage to get it?
01:09:26Evelyn is a very private person and she's meticulous about who she shows her art to.
01:09:31Miss Williams here humbly admits to owning one Evelyn Rivers piece.
01:09:36And this ugly peasant has two? That's straight up yes.
01:09:41I'm telling you all, this is not a genuine painting.
01:09:44So we don't buy this second Evelyn piece of bullshit.
01:09:47I bet it's trash just like you.
01:09:51We don't buy this.
01:09:52She could be the reason why Theodore cancelled the engagement.
01:09:56Ted, we've got a background check on her. On it, sir.
01:10:07This isn't an Evelyn Rivers painting. It's just a sketch. It's just a sketch.
01:10:14This is an Evelyn piece? This looks like Emily doodled on the canvas herself.
01:10:18Can't you see, Theo? Emily's a fraud. She tricked you and everyone else and she turned this entire exhibit into a mess.
01:10:25I'm not an idiot, Nora. I plead Emily because she's telling the truth.
01:10:29And you're right, Nora. This is a sketch. But it's an Evelyn Rivers sketch.
01:10:34Now, I'm sure that there's an expert art appraiser here who can validate this piece of shit. Anyone?
01:10:39This is a joke. Why would an appraiser waste his time on a doodle?
01:10:44I can prove to you that this is an Evelyn sketch. Why don't we ask Evelyn herself then, since she's here tonight?
01:10:50I suppose it's time I introduce myself.
01:10:58That's Evelyn? Are you sure?
01:11:01I am Evelyn Rivers.
01:11:03You're hilarious! I've been friends with Evelyn for years. You look nothing like her. Have some respect, Emily. If you don't recognize Evelyn, that's your problem.
01:11:12This garbage is not mine. I would never embarrass myself with a scroll like this.
01:11:21Well, that is my painting that was stolen from years ago in Italy.
01:11:27What a coincidence, Miss Rivers. Emily also studied in Italy.
01:11:31Emily stole Evelyn's painting. And she slashed Evelyn's painting before the exhibit to hide her theft from everyone.
01:11:38Those are quite the allegations, Nora. Do you have some proof?
01:11:41You have a wild imagination, Nora.
01:11:46Yeah, I wouldn't believe that story, too. If I was an Evelyn Rivers myself.
01:11:53Evelyn, I thought you were in France.
01:11:55I would have missed my friend's first exhibit for the world.
01:11:58I'm sorry. You're Evelyn Rivers? I mean, look at you. You're practically a child compared to her.
01:12:04A thief liaison and a fraud artist. What a dynamite duo.
01:12:07How adorable. Maybe they can be cellmates soon.
01:12:10Evelyn's incredible talent made everyone think that she was in her forties.
01:12:14But she rose to fame when she was sixteen. She's a genius painter.
01:12:19You're a genius painter, too, Emily.
01:12:21You just don't show your work much because, unlike me, you're not an imp for the money.
01:12:27God! Get them off the stage! We're here for the real Evelyn Rivers, not some cheap, childish act.
01:12:33See? You may have theater fooled, but everyone here knows you're a fraud.
01:12:38Guards! Take these impostors away!
01:12:44Guards! Take these impostors away!
01:12:46No one's taking anyone anywhere! That's an order!
01:12:50Theo! Evelyn is our only shot at saving this exhibit.
01:12:55If you want her help, you need to get back together with me.
01:12:58If you just let me finish, I can explain how we can fix this!
01:13:03Do you ever shut up? I've had enough of your bullshit!
01:13:06Look, Nora, you don't call the shots around here.
01:13:10Let her finish.
01:13:13Anyone can pretend to be Evelyn Rivers. No one knows what she looks like.
01:13:18The only way to determine who she really is, is a life painting.
01:13:22I am so close right now. Who's Evelyn?
01:13:32Let's do it then! Are you sure your Evelyn is up for the challenge?
01:13:37I know she is.
01:13:39Well, if my Evelyn is the real deal, then Theodore has to promote me and propose.
01:13:46My Evelyn is a master forger.
01:13:49Emily and her little imposter are going down in this challenge.
01:13:54Well, let's give the crowd what they want.
01:13:58They're both going to paint from the draft sketch in the center.
01:14:19What the heck is she doing?
01:14:28Those are her heavy handed strokes. I don't think she's a painter owl.
01:14:33You heard them. Take your pathetic scribbler and crawl back to the gutter where you belong.
01:14:37You're wasting our time, you little rat.
01:14:49You can't dare interrupt her artistic flow.
01:14:51Can you call it artistic flow?
01:14:52I'm trying to save your ass, you ungrateful skank.
01:14:59Look! Her painting!
01:15:01It has like a real romantic feel to it. It's mesmerizing.
01:15:07Not bad, but it lacks emotion.
01:15:09Just way too academic.
01:15:10Does that mean the young artist is the real Evelyn?
01:15:17It only means that child can paint.
01:15:20It doesn't prove anything.
01:15:22She's right. They're only painting from a sketch, not their own imagination.
01:15:25Naturally the outcome of the academic.
01:15:27She has a point.
01:15:28For a group of so-called artists, you guys are incredibly short-sighted.
01:15:40I can actually see you really far.
01:15:45And what makes you say that?
01:15:47Even if I create a masterpiece tonight, you won't believe me or Emily?
01:15:52You're so focused on my age and her status.
01:15:54No one should believe anything Nora says because she's a Williams.
01:16:00Of course! The Williams are rich and famous.
01:16:03They wouldn't dare lie to us.
01:16:05You should all be ashamed of yourselves for mocking Emily, the real Williams heiress.
01:16:16Emily, your child actor is a real comedian.
01:16:20Do you think people are really going to believe this?
01:16:21But I really am. This woman is pretending to be me.
01:16:25I can't believe this!
01:16:26This is ridiculous! Just throw them out!
01:16:29Boo! Get out of here, imposters!
01:16:31Boo! Get out of here!
01:16:33Boo!
01:16:35This will shake up your little beggar brain.
01:16:41Nora!
01:16:46Nora, that's enough! Stop now or you're finished!
01:16:48You're still on her side!
01:16:51Enough!
01:16:56You're blind, Theo!
01:16:57Shh! This witch has seduced you! You're under her spell!
01:17:00Who dares! Lay a hand on my granddaughter!
01:17:06Who dares! Lay a hand on my granddaughter!
01:17:09That's Mr. Williams himself!
01:17:10Ted, call the police and grab that impostor!
01:17:12You witless opportunist! Why are you impersonating my granddaughter, Emily?
01:17:15No, wait! That means...
01:17:16That means...
01:17:17Emily is the real William Harris, not...
01:17:18No!
01:17:19She is? How is that possible?
01:17:20Real...
01:17:21Williams Harris!
01:17:22No!
01:17:23Emily is the real...
01:17:24No!
01:17:25Emily, your child actor is a real comedian!
01:17:26No!
01:17:27No!
01:17:28No!
01:17:29No!
01:17:30No!
01:17:31No!
01:17:32No!
01:17:33No!
01:17:34No!
01:17:35No!
01:17:36No!
01:17:39No!
01:17:40No!
01:17:42No!
01:17:43No!
01:17:44No!
01:17:45No!
01:17:46No!
01:17:47No!
01:17:48No!
01:17:49No!
01:17:50Your child actor is a real comedian.
01:17:53Do you think people are really going to believe this?
01:17:55What I really am.
01:17:56This woman is pretending to be me.
01:17:58I can't believe this.
01:18:00This is ridiculous.
01:18:01Just throw them out.
01:18:02Boo!
01:18:03Get out of here, imposters.
01:18:05Boo!
01:18:06Boo!
01:18:06Boo!
01:18:07Boo!
01:18:09This will shake up your little beggar brain.
01:18:14Nora!
01:18:19Nora, that's enough!
01:18:20Stop now or you're finished.
01:18:23You're still on her side.
01:18:25Enough!
01:18:29You're blind, Theo.
01:18:31Shh, this witch has seduced you.
01:18:33You're under her spell.
01:18:34Who dares?
01:18:35Lay a hand on my granddaughter.
01:18:39Who dares?
01:18:41Lay a hand on my granddaughter.
01:18:50That's Mr. Williams himself.
01:18:56Ted, call the police and grab that imposter.
01:19:00You witless opportunist.
01:19:02Why are you impersonating my granddaughter, Emily?
01:19:06No, wait.
01:19:07That means...
01:19:08Emily is the real William Harris, not Nora.
01:19:12She is?
01:19:13How is that possible?
01:19:15So, you called off the engagement because you thought this woman was my granddaughter?
01:19:21Mr. Williams, I am...
01:19:22I am so sorry, Ms. Williams.
01:19:24I didn't recognize you.
01:19:26Yes, I'm sorry too, Ms. Williams.
01:19:28I actually like your style.
01:19:29Nora was just forcing us to be mean to you.
01:19:31She's right.
01:19:33Nora was manipulating us.
01:19:35I am so sorry I didn't realize that you were the real Williams heiress.
01:19:40Whether I'm an heiress or not, you had no right to bully me.
01:19:43Everyone deserves spare treatment at work.
01:19:46You're right, Ms. Williams.
01:19:48I'm so sorry.
01:19:50Mr. Smith, I hope you can forgive us too.
01:19:53Yes, Mr. Smith.
01:19:54We didn't mean to treat Emily that way.
01:19:56Please give us another chance.
01:19:58Get out of here, you three.
01:19:59All right, and expect a call from HR because you're fired.
01:20:02Wait.
01:20:03Don't take her away.
01:20:04Please.
01:20:07There's something else you need to know about Nora,
01:20:09other than the fact that she was pretending to be me.
01:20:12Nora is the one who destroyed the first painting.
01:20:14What?
01:20:15No!
01:20:15You don't have any proof.
01:20:16You think you're clever because you deleted the CCTV footage.
01:20:20But what you don't know is that someone else was watching that night.
01:20:23You can come out now.
01:20:31I'm sorry, child.
01:20:34I'm a servant for the Williams family.
01:20:38And Nora, who's pretending to be their heiress, is my daughter.
01:20:42But there's more to the story.
01:20:44I came to Dazzling disguised as a regular worker on a mission.
01:20:49Someone stole a large amount of money from the Williams and transferred it to Dazzling.
01:20:57I infiltrated Dazzling.
01:20:58I infiltrated Dazzling to catch the culprit.
01:21:01And guess what?
01:21:03It was none other than Nora herself.
01:21:06No, I may have pretended to be the heiress, but I never stole a single dime.
01:21:10She's lying.
01:21:10You authorized a wire transfer of $10 million from Dazzling's corporate account to a private account.
01:21:17Yeah, I did, but it was Tina's idea.
01:21:21Security!
01:21:22Grab that thief!
01:21:23You Dazzling puns, Ms. Williams.
01:21:31You can cover your jobs later.
01:21:33Isn't that stealing?
01:21:35You're the CEO's fiance.
01:21:36That money is practically yours.
01:21:40You fooled me.
01:21:41You told me you're transferring the money to Angelica and she never received it.
01:21:44What the hell if you're an idiot?
01:21:46I hate you.
01:21:47I hate you.
01:21:47Please, forgive the theatrics.
01:21:55I hope the mood hasn't soured, but let's go back to appreciating art.
01:21:59But night is still young.
01:22:00Let's enjoy the evening, everyone.
01:22:02So, this whole hiding your identity thing, I'm guessing that was your idea?
01:22:06Yes.
01:22:07I've been meaning to tell you, but things just get coming up.
01:22:11No, it's okay.
01:22:12I'm just honestly glad that you're the actual Williams heiress.
01:22:16You are.
01:22:17I'm going to say, I'm sorry I called off the engagement.
01:22:23I love you.
01:22:25And if I had known, I would have...
01:22:26I know.
01:22:28Let's just start over.
01:22:30Right?
01:22:31You could give me another chance.
01:22:34I won't permit this!
01:22:38I won't permit this!
01:22:40I won't permit this!
01:22:40What you did was incredibly disrespectful to the Williams name.
01:22:51What if this happens again?
01:22:54Sir, I'm so sorry.
01:22:57Nora, she was pretending to be your granddaughter and she confused me.
01:23:00I promise that my love for Emily is real.
01:23:03Coming from somebody who gets confused.
01:23:06I'm a little skeptical of this love.
01:23:10Please, sir, just give me another chance.
01:23:12I'll do anything to prove that my love for Emily is genuine.
01:23:16And if I don't...
01:23:17Emily, do you want to be with him?
01:23:27I've fallen in love with him.
01:23:31Then I'm not standing in the way of my granddaughter's happiness.
01:23:35Thanks, Krams.
01:23:38Well, sir, with your permission, I would like to ask for your granddaughter's hand in marriage.
01:23:44This is our precious family heirloom, Theodore.
01:23:47It's yours now to give to my granddaughter.
01:23:54Well, thank you, sir.
01:23:57This is truly an honor.
01:24:00I promise that I'll always love and cherish Emily.
01:24:04Emily, I love you.
01:24:19Will you marry me?
01:24:21I love you, too, too.
01:24:24And yes, I will marry you.
01:24:25In this moment, I've been holding you so tight.
01:24:31Will you believe our dreams should be called?
01:24:35Oh, my God.
01:24:41Oh, my God.
01:24:45Oh, my God.
01:24:45You scared me.
01:24:49Oh, my God.
01:24:53Oh, my God.
01:24:54I just needed a heart for my always-busy boss wife.
01:24:56What are you saying?
01:24:58I'm too busy for my always-on-the-go CEO husband.
01:25:01No, what I'm saying is we need a weekend getaway vacation.
01:25:07A getaway?
01:25:09We still have so much to do with the office.
01:25:12It's fine.
01:25:13It'll just be a few days.
01:25:15Just us.
01:25:16No drama.
01:25:18And I teach you some baseball.
01:25:20And, well, maybe you start thinking about a family.
01:25:26I'm going to say yes.
01:25:34Yes.
01:25:36By the way, how did you get Krups to give you his blessing?
01:25:42I simply told him that if he didn't give us our blessing, we'd elope.
01:25:48You bluffed and he fell for it.
01:25:50Who said I was bluffing?
01:25:56I lost and he lost III.
01:26:04Oh, my God.
01:26:06So good.
01:26:07I'm sorry.
01:26:08Oh, my God.
01:26:09I'm sorry.
01:26:09I love you.
01:26:11I love you.
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