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O Deus Imortal Que Virou Genro (Português)
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00:00:00My mentor, 2,000 years, and you have an age today.
00:00:06I only got to follow you for a few decades, and now, death at my door.
00:00:17Grandpa. Grandpa, please. You're too sick to be out here in this weather.
00:00:22Whoever's coming can wait. Your health comes first.
00:00:26No, death, she's right. We should take you to the hospital.
00:00:29I'm fine. Go inside, all of you.
00:00:39He's here.
00:00:58Oh!
00:01:11A few years been buying a blink, huh?
00:01:14I forgot how much time passed.
00:01:16Time catches up to everyone, except you.
00:01:21So, who are you these days? No fun?
00:01:24Keep it easy. Part-time swim coach.
00:01:28Oh, sorry.
00:01:34You're done.
00:01:36You can tell me, Charles, now.
00:01:37What is it you want from me?
00:01:42You can always see right through me.
00:01:45After following you for 50 years, consider this my last request.
00:01:51After I'm gone, please take care of my family for the next three years.
00:02:02No.
00:02:03Deal.
00:02:04But three years after that, the students are on their own.
00:02:08Thank you, Mr. Lancaster.
00:02:09Of course.
00:02:10What do they tell me, Charles? How do you expect me to fit in the phone?
00:02:12Don't worry.
00:02:14I have a plan.
00:02:18Hey!
00:02:19What's going on? Are you okay?
00:02:21Elaine, I need you to... I want to introduce you to somebody.
00:02:24This is Silas Lancaster, and, um, starting tonight, he's your husband.
00:02:33Grandpa, what are you talking about?
00:02:34I don't even know this guy, and I'm already in love with someone else.
00:02:38Dad, what the hell are you talking about?
00:02:41Who is this man?
00:02:42Mr. Lancaster is a respected college swimming coach, and a far better man than whoever Elaine thinks she's in love
00:02:50with.
00:02:50Mom, Dad, please, I don't want to marry some stranger.
00:02:56If anyone dares to object, I will freeze every Sterling account, and I will go to my grave knowing that
00:03:05my family filled me.
00:03:09Elaine, don't be selfish. Do as your grandfather asks. He knows what's best.
00:03:14She's right, sweetheart. I'll arrange the marriage score.
00:03:18Don't worry, Dad. I'll wake it up.
00:03:26Alright, Grandpa. I'll marry him.
00:03:31It's the only way to make sure Mr. Lancaster watches over my family and our legacy for the next three
00:03:38years.
00:03:55We're here to put the Sterling facility out of commission for good. Understand?
00:04:01Got it, boss.
00:04:02Good, let's go.
00:04:11What the hell are you? Get the fuck out of here!
00:04:14Get on over here.
00:04:23I don't know how.'
00:04:33herkes knows.
00:04:34He's a fucking monster!
00:04:37Run.
00:04:39Let's go!
00:04:40Yeah.
00:04:56Where the hell are you?
00:04:57Uh, Sterling Factory in Jersey. Why?
00:04:59What are you even doing, man?
00:05:02Okay, never mind. Get to Club Pulse in Soho. You've got ten minutes.
00:05:08Ten minutes? Don't get in cabin time.
00:05:11Not my problem. Figure it out.
00:05:16Well? What did the old ball in chain say?
00:05:20He said, sure, of course.
00:05:22Nice. Alright, game on.
00:05:26Ten minutes. Mr. Wifey doesn't show, then you're buying drinks.
00:05:31If he does, we are.
00:05:33Well, then I hope you brought your black card.
00:05:37Elaine, come on. Silas is your husband.
00:05:41Do you think you're being a bit harsh?
00:05:43He brought it on himself.
00:05:44Since Grandpa died three years ago, I have given him so many chances to walk away,
00:05:49but he refuses to divorce me.
00:05:52So, fine.
00:05:53If he wants to stay that badly, he can stay.
00:05:56It's like having my own personal lap dog.
00:05:59Honestly, even calling him that is generous. He teaches swim lessons.
00:06:03Perf.
00:06:06He actually approaches a D1 program.
00:06:09They're gonna be going to nationals.
00:06:10The point is, you are Elaine Sterling, heirs to the Sterling Empire.
00:06:15You're running the thing.
00:06:17Holy shit.
00:06:19Tristan is coming back into town in three days.
00:06:23Your Prince Charming is coming home.
00:06:26I bet you're excited.
00:06:28Come on.
00:06:29Gabriel, I'm married.
00:06:30You guys were the it couple in college.
00:06:33After your grandpa forced you to marry Silas, his family shipped him off so he could run the Italian office.
00:06:38But now that he's back, you should dump your useless stray mutt of a husband.
00:06:47Ten seconds and still no sign of old yeller.
00:06:54Guess you're losing this one.
00:07:00Oh, Gabriel.
00:07:08Damn, Elaine.
00:07:10You really trained him well.
00:07:13You called.
00:07:14Is everything okay?
00:07:16Are you blind?
00:07:17I'm perfectly fine.
00:07:19Well, you called, so what's up?
00:07:23If you are that desperate to come to my rescue...
00:07:27My shoes are dirty.
00:07:28Clean them.
00:07:31What, are you too good for that?
00:07:34I mean, if you can't handle something as simple as this, what good are you to me anyway, Silas?
00:07:43Please, take care of my family for the next three years.
00:07:54Oh, come on.
00:07:56Elaine and I were just playing a little game called dog whistle.
00:08:02We bet that no matter where you were, if she called you, you would show up straight away like a
00:08:07good boy.
00:08:08I gotta say, you didn't disappoint.
00:08:11Seriously, there's so much traffic right now.
00:08:13How'd you get here? You have wings or something?
00:08:22You called me. I thought you were in trouble.
00:08:25About yours behind my back, calling me a dumb chud to your friends?
00:08:28That's right.
00:08:29Okay.
00:08:31Wait, are you, like, pissed or something?
00:08:34Oh, because I...
00:08:37I'm just getting started.
00:08:52Well, if you hate it that much, then you can leave. I am not stopping with that. I won't even
00:08:58pay you enough to live comfortably for the rest of your life.
00:09:02You know, if you have any ounce of pride left in your body, take the deal and get the hell
00:09:09out of my life.
00:09:12If I hadn't promised your grandfather I'd take care of your family for three years, I'd have walked away a
00:09:17long time ago.
00:09:19Whatever, only three days left.
00:09:21When the time's up, the Sterlings will never see me again.
00:09:24Hey, freeloader, Elaine is talking to you. Or do you need her permission to speak, too?
00:09:36It's getting late. We'll meet you tomorrow. Come on, let me, uh, let me drive you home.
00:09:43Man, Elaine just humiliated you in front of everyone and you're still willing to be her personal Uber? Talk about
00:09:52desperate.
00:09:53I guess that's the secret to being a kept man. No shame, no spine.
00:10:00Thanks, but I'll get home myself.
00:10:10Elaine didn't mean to humiliate you. She's just, she's got a temper. That's all. Try not to take it to
00:10:16heart.
00:10:19Didn't mean to humiliate me. Whatever. Three more days and none of this will matter.
00:10:27It's a monster. Good thing he didn't come after us or we'd all be dead for sure.
00:10:33That guy, no, that thing is a human. He's a fucking demon.
00:10:37It makes sense. John Stern's no gun. Sun's useless. We're not spoiled.
00:10:43But yet they still own the fucking world's medicines cabinets.
00:10:47I guess now we know why. They've got some damn women going to the fucking Empire.
00:10:52Just get the hell out of fucking New York tonight. I'm not running to the fucking freak ever again.
00:11:00You're back. Come sit down.
00:11:10Where the hell have you been? It's already late and dinner's not even ready. Did you want us to starve?
00:11:16I was out picking up Elaine and have my own things to do.
00:11:19If you guys are hungry, you can have the maid pick you up something.
00:11:22You've got to wait for me.
00:11:25Excuse me. We let you live here, eat our food, and now you don't even want to cook?
00:11:31You really are ungrateful. You know that?
00:11:34They can't stand the maid's cooking. So be useful for once and start getting dinner ready, Silas.
00:11:45What if I don't?
00:11:46What if one day I don't come back?
00:11:48Would you all just sit at the table waiting to be fed?
00:11:53Don't come back?
00:11:55What is that supposed to mean?
00:11:59What's that supposed to mean?
00:12:00Are you so tired of cooking that you're trying to take a fight with me, Silas?
00:12:06Forget about it.
00:12:08Well then get in there and start cooking.
00:12:12Don't make me say it twice.
00:12:20Oh, Elaine, you have that meeting with Mr. Whitmore tomorrow.
00:12:24What are the odds that you land that Hudson Yards deal?
00:12:27We're still a few steps behind our competitors.
00:12:31But I'll do everything I can.
00:12:33You need to land this deal, sweetheart. The business depends on it.
00:12:40Your father just cares about golf.
00:12:44Silas is completely useless.
00:12:47You're all we've got.
00:12:48I know, Mom.
00:12:51Tristan's back in town, you know.
00:12:53And you have that meeting with his uncle tomorrow?
00:12:56Perfect timing.
00:12:57Give him a call.
00:12:59I know you two are so into each other at school.
00:13:02I'm sure he'd help.
00:13:09You need to land this deal, sweetheart.
00:13:12The business depends on it.
00:13:24Can't sleep?
00:13:25If I'm keeping you up, you can always take the couch.
00:13:28Don't worry about Hudson Yards.
00:13:30Alright?
00:13:31Don't overthink it.
00:13:33Yeah, like you know anything about business.
00:13:36It's not as simple as frying an egg.
00:13:53Hello?
00:13:55Elaine, I'm outside.
00:14:13I couldn't wait to see you. It's... it's been too long.
00:14:20Wait, I thought you weren't coming back for another three days.
00:14:24Oh.
00:14:25I mean, that's... that's what I told everyone, but of course, you're not everyone.
00:14:29I couldn't go another day without seeing you.
00:14:32Uh, Tristan, I'm... sorry, but...
00:14:35I'm married.
00:14:37I know. It's, uh...
00:14:40To Silas.
00:14:40Who's this stray dog that you picked up?
00:14:42But now that I'm back, you can cancel this joke wedding and...
00:14:46And Elaine?
00:14:47Will you marry me?
00:14:51Tristan, I'm glad that you're back, but this is too much.
00:14:55Too soon.
00:14:58Of course, it's...
00:15:00I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make you uncomfortable.
00:15:03Look, you can take your time and...
00:15:05Honestly, just seeing you tonight, I mean, that was enough for me.
00:15:08Good night.
00:15:12Tristan.
00:15:14Yeah?
00:15:15I have a meeting with your Uncle Mark tomorrow about the Hudson Yards project.
00:15:20Is there any chance you can put in a good word for me?
00:15:23Help me land the deal?
00:15:24I can help you, Evan. No worries.
00:15:28Tristan, if I can pull this deal off, I will owe you. Big time.
00:15:31Look, look, look. I can handle it, okay?
00:15:34It just... it's freezing cold out here, and I really don't want you to catch a cold.
00:15:37So, you should probably go back inside. I'll talk to you tomorrow.
00:15:42Bye.
00:15:57You can sleep.
00:15:58Lots of high tea might help.
00:16:01Wait.
00:16:04Are you really not gonna ask where I was just now?
00:16:06Can you tell me if I did?
00:16:08You know, since we got married, you've done everything for me.
00:16:13Never had a bad temper, never complained.
00:16:17You're just a good man.
00:16:19Kind and gentle.
00:16:21But I need you to understand something.
00:16:24Even if you spent another decade by my side, nothing is ever gonna happen between us.
00:16:31Kind and gentle is just another way of saying weak.
00:16:35Get some rest. It's late.
00:16:45Hello?
00:16:47Hi, Uncle Mark. Uh, I know it's late, but...
00:16:49I need a favor.
00:16:51Hudson Yards.
00:16:53Look, I'm gonna stop you right there. That deal is done.
00:16:57We're going with a company that was strongly recommended by our biggest investor.
00:17:01Stay out of it.
00:17:02Got it?
00:17:18Mr. Whitmore, I know that Sterling Group isn't the most obvious choice for the Hudson Yards project, but if you
00:17:26give us a shot, I will personally oversee every detail and I promise you we will exceed your expectations.
00:17:37Don't worry, Ms. Sterling.
00:17:40The Hudson Yards is yours.
00:17:45Contract's already drawn up. Just sign it and we're good to go.
00:17:48Mr. Whitmore, you don't even want to look at our proposal?
00:17:51Don't need to.
00:17:52Someone I trust vouched for Sterling Group personally.
00:17:55I have complete faith.
00:17:58Here.
00:18:02Who will exactly vouch for us?
00:18:05Let's just say it's someone who is very close to you.
00:18:11It had to be Tristan.
00:18:14It had to be Tristan.
00:18:15Thank you, Mr. Whitmore. We will not let you down.
00:18:19I am sure you won't.
00:18:29Hey.
00:18:30Sir, I followed your instructions to the letter, Mr. Lancaster.
00:18:35Mrs. Sterling, she just signed the contract.
00:18:37Great. I'll get big time, Mark.
00:18:40Oh, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:41I'm happy that I was able to help.
00:18:44If there's anything else you need, just say the word.
00:18:49Hey, look, I'm so sorry.
00:18:50Tristan, we got the Hudson Yards project.
00:18:52It is all thanks to you. You're a lifesaver.
00:18:56Wait. Uncle Mark said that the project had already been assigned.
00:19:00Did he change his mind to do me a favor?
00:19:02Yeah, no big deal. I mean, as long as you're happy, that's all that matters.
00:19:07Can I get you lunch?
00:19:09No. After everything you've done, I owe you this one.
00:19:22Oh, my cheeks feel hot. I think I've had too much.
00:19:27Really, I mean, I think you look gorgeous. I mean, as always.
00:19:31You know, I remember when we were in college, everyone used to say that we were so good together.
00:19:37I think if I'd never left for London, then we would have even had kids or something by now.
00:19:43Three years is long enough to change everything.
00:19:52Why didn't you tell me when the contract had left? I've been waiting here for six, seven hours.
00:19:59I'm having lunch with a friend, so you can just go, okay?
00:20:03Are you even drinking?
00:20:05God, will you drop it already? I am hanging out.
00:20:08No, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. This must be Silas, right?
00:20:12Yeah, I'm Tristan Whitmore.
00:20:15Elaine's ex-boyfriend.
00:20:17Elaine's ex?
00:20:19You know, I know that I left and she had to settle for someone else, but now that I'm back,
00:20:25we should probably just walk away.
00:20:26Before things get ugly, of course.
00:20:28Okay.
00:20:29Silas, don't read into this.
00:20:30I'm treating Tristan to lunch because he helped me land the Hudson Yards deal.
00:20:35And we had a little bit too much to drink.
00:20:39I'll be home soon.
00:20:42You crossed the line, Tristan.
00:20:45Okay, look, I'm sorry, right?
00:20:47But I hate seeing you with that guy when you could be with me.
00:20:51I mean, you're way out of his league. Come on.
00:20:54Forget it. I should go. I'm just gonna get an oopi.
00:20:56Elaine, please.
00:20:57Look, I got all this wonderful sushi and we have this wonderful sake.
00:21:00Let's at least have one last cheers, yeah?
00:21:03One more drink, okay?
00:21:05And then we're gonna toast it.
00:21:09Sound good?
00:21:10Yeah.
00:21:12Cheers.
00:21:13To us.
00:21:16And to our past.
00:21:26I should go. It's... it's good.
00:21:30Wait, hey, hey, hey. Hey, wait.
00:21:33Hey, wait. Are you okay?
00:21:34I think I trained you.
00:21:36Wait, wait, wait. This last night, yeah?
00:21:38Wait, wait.
00:21:46I'm leaving now.
00:21:48You're even more beautiful than I remember.
00:21:50Never stopped mourning, ma'am.
00:21:52No, Tristan, stop, I'm married.
00:21:55Look, look, look.
00:21:57Look, look, look, look.
00:21:58Look, look.
00:21:58I can't resist you.
00:22:00Look, Tristan, stop.
00:22:01Stop!
00:22:02I want to be with you, yeah?
00:22:04I want to be with, I want us to be together.
00:22:07Don't. Silas.
00:22:08Together.
00:22:09Our families will be the most powerful to see.
00:22:12No, don't.
00:22:14No.
00:22:23Silas?
00:22:25He actually fights?
00:22:28Hey!
00:22:29No, Silas!
00:22:30Silas, stop!
00:22:31Leave him alone!
00:22:33So, you're Silas, huh?
00:22:35The loser who has been leeching off of her for years?
00:22:38Well, you know, now that you hit me, I can't finish.
00:22:45Silas, apologize to Tristan now.
00:22:50Silas, apologize to Tristan now.
00:22:53He fought himself on top of you.
00:22:54He want me to apologize.
00:22:56Apologize.
00:23:04I'm sorry.
00:23:08Good boy.
00:23:10You know, I'm going to slide this down.
00:23:13It's for Wayne's sake.
00:23:16Okay.
00:23:18Look, I'm so sorry about earlier.
00:23:20I was drunk, okay?
00:23:21It was my mistake.
00:23:22I didn't hurt you right.
00:23:22Look, I'm sorry.
00:23:23It was my fault.
00:23:24It was my fault.
00:23:24Okay, it's fine.
00:23:27Look, it's late.
00:23:28We should just go.
00:23:29We'll talk later, right?
00:23:31Can I talk to you later?
00:23:33Okay.
00:23:48Elaine, how did it go with Mr. Whitmore?
00:23:51Did you get the Hudson Yards project?
00:23:53Judging by that look, I'm guessing not.
00:23:58Contract signed.
00:24:00What?
00:24:01Wow.
00:24:02Isn't that fast?
00:24:04It feels like this usually takes weeks to negotiate.
00:24:08Well, Tristan talked to his uncle.
00:24:11He really went out of his way to vouch for us.
00:24:14Of course, Tristan.
00:24:16There's one person who knows how to get things done.
00:24:20Unlike some people who just mooch off others and never do anything useful ever.
00:24:28You think Tristan got you Hudson Yards?
00:24:37So if it wasn't Tristan, then who was it?
00:24:39You?
00:24:43Go make us dinner.
00:24:45Can't you see that we're starving?
00:24:58I get why you're upset, but I appreciate you keeping your cool back at the restaurant.
00:25:05If you'd hit Tristan, things would have gotten a lot worse.
00:25:07You're thanking me for not hitting him.
00:25:09He tried to rape you, but since you think he got you the deal, you're gonna...
00:25:13Bloodslide?
00:25:14You're overreacting.
00:25:16You're overreacting.
00:25:16Tristan was drunk.
00:25:17He didn't mean it.
00:25:19And...
00:25:20You have no idea how important this deal is for Sterling Group.
00:25:26Tristan was the only one who could help.
00:25:28Just...
00:25:29Just try to understand, okay?
00:25:31You think Tristan Whitmore got you the deal?
00:25:33Tristan might be a Whitmore, but his uncle sure as hell did not give him a seven-figure contract
00:25:39because his nephew asked nicely.
00:25:42Okay.
00:25:43Well, then who vouched for us?
00:25:46I don't know.
00:25:47Could be anybody.
00:25:48But it sure as hell was a Tristan Whitmore.
00:25:52Look, you don't need to be jealous of Tristan.
00:25:56We're married, for God's sake.
00:25:57I'd never cross that line.
00:25:59Look, Elena, you need a girl off.
00:26:01Your grandfather started this company for nothing.
00:26:03Don't be the one to ruin his legs.
00:26:11Ruin it?
00:26:12Are you kidding me?
00:26:14I am the reason that Sterling Group is thriving.
00:26:17And you, on the other hand, are just a house husband living off of my family.
00:26:23But now you think that you can lecture me?
00:26:26You've really forgotten your place, haven't you?
00:26:30I mean, I protected you too much.
00:26:32Because you are still just a spoiled princess who never had to face reality.
00:26:38Call me spoiled all you want, but you protect me.
00:26:42Really?
00:26:45Driving me around, cooking, driving, waiting around for me?
00:26:49That is not protection.
00:26:51That's a fact.
00:26:53Tomorrow my promise to you grandfather ends.
00:26:56Time you finally learned the truth.
00:26:59Look, I've been holding your family together for three years now.
00:27:02You think Sterling Group's doing well because of you?
00:27:04No.
00:27:05Without me, you guys would have gone bankrupt a long time ago.
00:27:13How I guess Tristan really got under your skin, huh?
00:27:17You're actually saying that Sterling Group would fall apart without you.
00:27:21I'm just telling you the truth.
00:27:24Watch your tone with Elaine or I'll throw you out of this house.
00:27:29Just kick him out.
00:27:30I mean, a man who lives off his wife has no room to mouth off.
00:27:33Mom.
00:27:33Dad, please.
00:27:35Silas was just upset.
00:27:38Don't offend him, dear.
00:27:39You fulfilled your grandpa's last wish.
00:27:43Been married for three years now.
00:27:45It's time you file for divorce.
00:27:48Exactly.
00:27:49It's time for you to dump this loot tonight.
00:27:51Alright, Silas, listen.
00:27:54You crossed the line.
00:27:56What?
00:27:57I am generous enough to give you another chance.
00:28:02Say you're sorry.
00:28:04And we'll forget this happened.
00:28:08You want me to apologize?
00:28:10Yes.
00:28:12What, do you have a problem with that?
00:28:14You heard her.
00:28:16Apologize.
00:28:17Now.
00:28:20I'm losing my patience here, Silas.
00:28:23This is your last chance.
00:28:28And if I don't?
00:28:30Then we're done.
00:28:31You're out of the Sterling family for good.
00:28:34You hear that?
00:28:35If you don't apologize, you're out.
00:28:38So get to it.
00:28:45Then we're done.
00:28:46Let's get a divorce.
00:28:48What?
00:28:51What did you just say?
00:28:53Marriage court is closed by now, but we'll go tomorrow morning.
00:28:56Get the papers signed up.
00:29:00Did I hear that right?
00:29:03Silas wants to divorce you?
00:29:05Oh, thank God.
00:29:08You can do so much better than him, sweetheart.
00:29:11But what if Silas changes his mind?
00:29:13We know how obsessed he is with Elaine.
00:29:16And then we drag him to court ourselves.
00:29:18This divorce is happening tomorrow.
00:29:20Don't forget.
00:29:21It was his idea.
00:29:22Even if he changes his mind.
00:29:25I'm not forgiving him this time.
00:29:27Just forget that loser.
00:29:29Well, if no one's cooking,
00:29:31looks like we're going out.
00:29:33Why don't you choose?
00:29:34I'm not hungry.
00:29:36You guys go ahead.
00:30:02Honey!
00:30:04What now?
00:30:07Look.
00:30:09Silas?
00:30:11Had to be.
00:30:12We were out.
00:30:13He was the only one here.
00:30:15I told you he was bluffing.
00:30:17If he really wanted a divorce, he wouldn't go around cleaning like some maid.
00:30:21Unless he wants us to look like the bad guys or something.
00:30:25If he apologizes to you tomorrow, maybe you should think about taking him back.
00:30:33I've been working on that Hudson Yards deal for a while now.
00:30:36Need some rest.
00:30:38Here. Want a massage?
00:30:41I knew it.
00:30:43Now he's trying to butter me up.
00:30:46Fine.
00:30:51Now that it's just the two of us,
00:30:53say you're sorry and we can pretend like this divorce BS never happened.
00:31:02Hey, I'm talking to you.
00:31:05You ready?
00:31:07What?
00:31:09Get some rest.
00:31:12Still bluffing?
00:31:14Let's see how you act at the courthouse tomorrow.
00:31:35Goodbye, Elaine.
00:31:38But today, our deal ends. From now on, the Sterlings are on the road.
00:32:07How you doing, old friend?
00:32:09I've been protecting Elaine and the family for three years now.
00:32:12But after today, that deal ends.
00:32:15After this, they are...
00:32:18They're on their own.
00:32:29Silas was up before sunrise making all this.
00:32:32Does this look like a man that's getting ready for a divorce?
00:32:35Maybe we keep him around for a little while.
00:32:38I've gotten used to his cooking after all.
00:32:44I've thought it over, Silas.
00:32:46I'll give you another chance.
00:32:48Sit down. Join us.
00:32:51I already ate.
00:32:52When you guys finish, we'll go to the courthouse and send divorce papers.
00:32:57What?
00:33:01Okay, that is enough.
00:33:02Silas, I am sick of this attitude of yours.
00:33:06I'll wait in the car.
00:33:11Unbelievable.
00:33:12Elaine gives him another chance and he just walks out?
00:33:15What does he think? He has options?
00:33:18Divorce him, sweetheart. He's asking for it.
00:33:20It just might work out.
00:33:22I mean, once you're divorced, maybe you and Tristan can get back together.
00:33:26Whatever his game is, I'm calling his bluff.
00:33:32Wait.
00:33:34Sign it first.
00:33:36And...
00:33:37Then we'll go away.
00:33:43You better not regret this.
00:33:56I thought he was bluffing.
00:33:58But he really went through with it.
00:34:00And didn't even ask for a single cent.
00:34:03Oh.
00:34:05And this car belongs to the Sterling, so, uh...
00:34:10That's for you.
00:34:13Oh my god.
00:34:15I just realized...
00:34:17Three years since Silas never really owned a single thing.
00:34:22Even his car wasn't really his.
00:34:24He was just there to drive me around.
00:34:28Alright.
00:34:29That's it then.
00:34:31Goodbye for good.
00:34:42So, what did I even mean to him?
00:34:44Why bother marrying me at all?
00:34:47What the hell?
00:34:49Goodbye for good?
00:34:50What is that?
00:34:51Some lame attempt to make me feel guilty?
00:34:53Sad?
00:34:55Well screw you.
00:34:56Cause I am not falling for it.
00:35:08He threw this away?
00:35:11Did I really not mean anything to him?
00:35:17Where's Silas?
00:35:19So it's...
00:35:21Is it official?
00:35:22You two are actually divorced?
00:35:24He didn't make a scene?
00:35:25And beg you to forgive him?
00:35:29No.
00:35:31It was quick.
00:35:32Too quick.
00:35:34That's wonderful, sweetheart.
00:35:36You're finally free.
00:35:37It's a new beginning.
00:35:38We should go celebrate you finally getting rid of that dead weight.
00:35:42I think I just need to focus on work more.
00:35:45I'm going to the office this afternoon.
00:35:47The Hudson Yards project is already underway.
00:35:50That's my girl.
00:35:52Strong as ever.
00:35:53The worst can't get you down.
00:35:59She doesn't look happy.
00:36:01Do you think it's because of Silas?
00:36:04Honestly, I think it's normal.
00:36:06You can get attached to anything after three years.
00:36:08Even a mangy mutt.
00:36:09It's just habit.
00:36:11Not love.
00:36:11True.
00:36:12Silas was useless.
00:36:15But he did take care of Elaine.
00:36:17I just think she's not used to being alone.
00:36:19She never really loved him anyway.
00:36:21Just give it a few days.
00:36:23Oh.
00:36:24Tristan came back to town.
00:36:26Once he hears that Elaine is divorced,
00:36:28I'm sure he'll come running.
00:36:30That'll cheer her up.
00:36:56They're a tourist just for the rest of the night.
00:37:02They're good.
00:37:02We're a tourist to our sky.
00:37:03We're a tourist to the city for Valley.
00:37:03We're a tourist to their home.
00:37:05Let's go to our sight.
00:37:07On the street and lên.
00:37:08We're a tourist to our tree.
00:37:11again. Silas, there's not a single trace of you left in the house. Is this on purpose?
00:37:23Is this your way of punishing me by erasing yourself from my life?
00:37:40Gone. Everything's gone.
00:37:48Silas, you think that ghosting me makes you the winner?
00:37:52I don't ever want to see your face again.
00:38:03We're throwing you a fresh dark fiesta to celebrate your divorce. We're at Tristan's house.
00:38:08Get over here.
00:38:09No, Rebecca, I'm not really in here.
00:38:12Hello?
00:38:27Hey, man.
00:38:31Lynn, congrats. I mean, freedoms never looked so good on you.
00:38:44Thanks.
00:38:50What's up with Elaine?
00:38:52I thought she was into you.
00:38:54Look, we just had a little misunderstanding last time I saw her.
00:38:59I think she might still be mad.
00:39:02Well, she's single again.
00:39:04A golden opportunity like this doesn't fall into your lap every day.
00:39:07Don't screw it up.
00:39:09I won't let it slip this time.
00:39:17Fiona can't make it.
00:39:19We're swamped with exams.
00:39:22She told us to take care of Elaine without her.
00:39:25Let's start.
00:39:28Elaine, today is all about you.
00:39:31Come on, say something.
00:39:32What's it like being single again?
00:39:36What's it like being single again?
00:39:41I don't really feel anything.
00:39:45I don't really feel anything.
00:39:47It's all good.
00:39:48Just say whatever comes to mind, Elaine.
00:39:51Yeah.
00:39:51We know the past three years sucked for you.
00:39:54So now that you've finally got rid of that loser, Silas, you must have something to say.
00:39:58Uh, these last three years have been rough.
00:40:06You all know that my grandfather chose Silas, not me.
00:40:11I thought that when we finally got divorced, I thought that when we finally got divorced, I'd be happy.
00:40:15And you are now, right?
00:40:18No.
00:40:20We signed the papers ten hours ago and I'm not happy at all.
00:40:24Like, not even a little.
00:40:26Seriously?
00:40:26Don't tell me you regret filing for divorce.
00:40:30Regretting?
00:40:31Of course not.
00:40:32I mean, the divorce is exactly what I wanted.
00:40:34I just don't understand why I'm not happy.
00:40:40Maybe Silas spoiled you.
00:40:42I mean, he was waiting on you hand and foot and for him to just suddenly be gone, like, that's
00:40:46probably fair.
00:40:47Yeah, like, I was obsessed with you.
00:40:49I bet he's crying his eyes out now.
00:40:53I'm not so sure about that.
00:40:55Because he vanished completely.
00:40:57Didn't leave a single trace behind.
00:41:00Well, there's one way to find out.
00:41:03Let's play dog whistle!
00:41:11That's perfect!
00:41:12Okay, Elaine.
00:41:13Okay.
00:41:14We're kind of far from the city, so let's give him, say, 15 minutes to get here?
00:41:18Okay.
00:41:19Come on, guy.
00:41:20I am divorced now.
00:41:22Elaine, it's a phone call.
00:41:24Besides, he loved it.
00:41:26That guy showed up right on cue every time.
00:41:28Every time?
00:41:29Really?
00:41:30It's too far.
00:41:3115 minutes is impossible.
00:41:34Okay, let's just call it a night.
00:41:36But thank you guys for the party.
00:41:38That's how we are.
00:41:39Are you scared he won't show up this time?
00:41:43Come on, Elaine.
00:41:44Don't be such a buzzkill.
00:41:46I mean, we're just trying to have some fun.
00:41:48Come on.
00:41:49I mean, don't you want to see if your little lap dog still comes on your command?
00:41:54Fine.
00:42:02Your call has been forwarded to voicemail.
00:42:10Did he actually block you?
00:42:13Silas, what are you doing?
00:42:16No, there is no way that Silas would block Elaine.
00:42:19He's probably playing some game with her to get her attention.
00:42:24Exactly.
00:42:24That loser is sneakier than he looks.
00:42:27He's probably just trying to mess with your head.
00:42:29He's not worth thinking about.
00:42:31No, I just want to know what his game is.
00:42:35Can you call him from your phone?
00:42:37Tell him he has 15 minutes to get here.
00:42:40And if he does, I might give him a second chance.
00:42:46Wait, so you're saying you're going to give him another chance?
00:42:48Relax, man.
00:42:49We're just making fun of that idiot Silas.
00:43:06Oh, maybe he didn't block Elaine.
00:43:09He just got rid of his number.
00:43:11Wait, you guys don't think that he's so heartbroken over Elaine that he would be suicidal?
00:43:19I mean, think about it.
00:43:21Elaine, he was crazy about you.
00:43:23You divorced him out of nowhere.
00:43:25What if he can't handle life without you?
00:43:27Really?
00:43:28I mean, like, okay, he's pathetic.
00:43:30But is he that pathetic?
00:43:32Obsession makes people do crazy things.
00:43:34Elaine was basically his only reason for living.
00:43:40Silas, apologize to Tristan now.
00:43:43Then we're done.
00:43:44You're out of the Sterling family for good.
00:43:47So that's it then.
00:43:49Come out for good.
00:43:53Hey, Elaine, are you okay?
00:43:55My chest hurts.
00:43:57I'm calling 911.
00:43:58No, no, no, no, no.
00:43:59I'll be okay.
00:44:00Wait, wait, everybody back up!
00:44:02Give her air!
00:44:04Jesus.
00:44:05You don't really think that Silas would hurt himself, right?
00:44:09I mean, he may be pathetic, but we were still together for three years.
00:44:13I don't want anything to happen to him.
00:44:15Can one of you guys go to his place?
00:44:18Where is he?
00:44:22I don't know.
00:44:26He owned a loft before we got married.
00:44:29Maybe check there?
00:44:30We barely know the guy, Elaine.
00:44:32You're the one who was married to him for three years.
00:44:34You seriously don't know where he lived?
00:44:37I guess not.
00:44:39You never went to his place?
00:44:42No.
00:44:43Never.
00:44:46Wait, you guys were married for three years and you never went to his house?
00:44:50Look, Silas, he probably lives, like, in some cabin out in the woods somewhere.
00:44:56I mean, why should Elaine trek out into the wilderness?
00:44:59Everyone knows it was a fake marriage anyway.
00:45:02Elaine, does he have any friends or family we could contact?
00:45:05No, I never met any of his friends, let alone his family.
00:45:11For three years, Silas took care of everything.
00:45:16What I ate, what I wore, where I slept.
00:45:19But I never bothered to learn anything about his life.
00:45:23He got a big settlement in the divorce, right?
00:45:25Maybe his info is on the paperwork.
00:45:27He left with nothing.
00:45:28He even returned to the car that he drove around in.
00:45:31Wait, so then what was he after?
00:45:35Elaine, of course.
00:45:37She's gorgeous, she's smart, she's sexy, Eddie.
00:45:41What guy wouldn't want to be with her?
00:45:42No way, man.
00:45:44Everyone knows that they didn't even share a bet.
00:45:51Alright, let's forget about Silas, and let's just have some fun.
00:45:55Yeah?
00:45:55Get yourself a drink.
00:45:57Don't.
00:45:58I'm going to find him.
00:46:05Silas used to wait here for me after work.
00:46:08You don't even know what you were.
00:46:12I had plans for a stage in your way.
00:46:16I'll take my time.
00:46:17Silas always helps me shop here.
00:46:20I've done it all with the tension.
00:46:28Silas, where are you?
00:46:30Just tell me what game you're playing.
00:46:40Can you do me a huge favor?
00:46:58Hey, Piana.
00:47:00Got plans tonight?
00:47:02I've got VIP tickets to the Rangers game.
00:47:04I have plans tonight, Bradley.
00:47:06Busy.
00:47:08Yeah, I've, uh, I've actually got plans too tonight.
00:47:12I forgot.
00:47:15You know, I'm the captain of the swim team.
00:47:18I could coach you if you don't.
00:47:22One on one.
00:47:23Yeah?
00:47:29Who the hell are you?
00:47:30Can't you see I'm busy?
00:47:32Yeah, so Coach Smith is out today.
00:47:34How about your sub?
00:47:36Go to Lancaster.
00:47:37Is that Elaine's ex-husband?
00:47:40He coaches college swimming part-time?
00:47:42Yeah.
00:47:43Coach me.
00:47:44That's hilarious.
00:47:46It is?
00:47:46Why is that?
00:47:47You really think you can teach me anything about swimming?
00:47:50I'm the captain of the goddamn swim team.
00:47:56Look, I don't care if you're the champion or the tan.
00:47:59While I'm here, listen to me.
00:48:02He doesn't seem as spineless, as Elaine said.
00:48:05Why are you so cocky?
00:48:06You're just a substitute.
00:48:08You really think you can teach me anything about swimming?
00:48:11I promise you I am more than qualified to be your coach.
00:48:13Don't gotta question that.
00:48:15Okay.
00:48:15Coach qualified?
00:48:16You think you can handle a little challenge?
00:48:19Challenge?
00:48:21What are you thinking?
00:48:22A race.
00:48:23You beat me?
00:48:24I'll admit you're good enough to coach us.
00:48:26Sure.
00:48:27Sounds good.
00:48:28Let's do it.
00:48:29Oh.
00:48:30Not so fast.
00:48:31If you lose, you have to strip naked and bark like a dog.
00:48:35You still feel ready?
00:48:39Bradley's not just the captain.
00:48:41He's training for the Olympics.
00:48:43The guy's a bullet in the water.
00:48:45Most coaches wouldn't last a lap against him.
00:48:48Bradley, Coach Lancaster's our sub today.
00:48:51Show him some respect.
00:48:52This is between us, Fiona.
00:48:54Stay out of here.
00:48:55Coach Lancaster, you don't have to take the challenge.
00:48:58No, it's fine.
00:48:59I haven't swum in ages.
00:49:02I can use a stretch.
00:49:04Let's get to it.
00:49:07Oh, no.
00:49:08He's asking for trouble.
00:49:10Did the divorce really hit him that hard?
00:49:12Bradley, come on.
00:49:13Let's go, Bradley.
00:49:14Lock him.
00:49:14Lock him.
00:49:15Lock him.
00:49:16Come on.
00:49:17All right, tough guy.
00:49:18You've got stones.
00:49:20I'll give you that.
00:49:21100-meter freestyle.
00:49:23Right here.
00:49:24Right now.
00:49:30Wow.
00:49:30Those abs.
00:49:32Okay.
00:49:34Definitely didn't see those coming.
00:49:35Hey, old man.
00:49:36I've worked out in ages, huh?
00:49:38Why don't you just quit now?
00:49:39We don't want you drowning in the pool.
00:49:42Okay.
00:49:4350 meters down.
00:49:4550 back.
00:49:46The first to touch the wall wins.
00:49:48All right, Coach Lancaster.
00:49:50We got this.
00:49:51Come on.
00:49:51We got this.
00:49:52Oh.
00:49:52The last time I swam across the Pacific was, what?
00:49:56500 years ago?
00:49:57Gotta miss that.
00:50:19Why is it freezing all of a sudden?
00:50:22Why is it freezing all of a sudden?
00:50:29There's a shark.
00:50:31There's a fucking shark.
00:50:34A shark?
00:50:43Coach Lancaster touches first.
00:50:45Bradley bailed halfway.
00:50:46The race goes to the coach.
00:50:54What?
00:50:55I saw a fucking shark.
00:50:58Shark.
00:50:59Shark.
00:51:00Shark.
00:51:01Shark.
00:51:02Shark.
00:51:02I guess we're going to need a bigger pool.
00:51:04Sorry, Bradley.
00:51:05No one saw anything weird.
00:51:07You're really doubling down on this whole shark sighting?
00:51:11Am I seeing things?
00:51:13God, I've got to be lazy.
00:51:15Too much damn stress.
00:51:16I'm a 500 meter butterfly.
00:51:18I give you a 400 meter head start.
00:51:20It's unfair.
00:51:25No, no, I'm just, I'm off my day.
00:51:29You, you win.
00:51:34Bradley's been acting like he owns the whole damn pool because his dad's on the board and
00:51:38he's swim captain.
00:51:39It's always creeping on girls.
00:51:41I'm glad someone finally knocked him down a notch.
00:51:56Girl.
00:51:59Girl.
00:52:00Admit it, you have a thing for Coach Lancaster.
00:52:04No, you do.
00:52:05That's not true.
00:52:06I do not.
00:52:08It's not true.
00:52:11I swear.
00:52:13Don't look at me like that.
00:52:20All right, guys.
00:52:22Good practice today.
00:52:23Have a good one and, uh...
00:52:31Coach Lancaster,
00:52:32you really don't remember me?
00:52:35Should I?
00:52:37I mean, we've met a few times.
00:52:39I'm Fiona Ashford.
00:52:41Elaine's best friend.
00:52:43Yeah, yeah, that's right.
00:52:45Um, did you, did you need something?
00:52:49No.
00:52:51Great.
00:52:52Have a good day.
00:52:56How can someone be so clueless about women?
00:52:59It's driving me nuts.
00:53:03Ow.
00:53:07Hey, Fiona, are you okay?
00:53:10My stomach, it hurts.
00:53:14Hurts right here.
00:53:16Abs feel hard and tight.
00:53:18How do you know?
00:53:19It's an abdominal muscle spasm.
00:53:21It happens when you don't warm up properly before swimming.
00:53:23Great.
00:53:25Student health center's probably closed by now.
00:53:27Don't worry.
00:53:28I can then call an ambulance.
00:53:30No way.
00:53:30I'll pass out before it ever gets here.
00:53:34Well, I know something that might help, but...
00:53:37You gotta trust me.
00:53:38You can take this pain away?
00:53:40What are you...
00:53:41No sports medicine or something?
00:53:44Not exactly.
00:53:45It's just a truth I picked up from an old dealer.
00:53:50Or I can do all the animals.
00:53:52No.
00:53:52Okay.
00:53:53Please just...
00:53:54Just help me.
00:53:55Okay.
00:53:59Here.
00:53:59Light out.
00:54:03And lift your shirt up.
00:54:06I need to see your stomach.
00:54:08It's okay, Fiona.
00:54:09You can trust me.
00:54:16It might hurt a little bit, but just try to relax and keep your ass closed.
00:54:21Alright?
00:54:25All right?
00:54:43Should be all good to go.
00:54:45Oh my god.
00:54:47My pain is totally gone.
00:54:48How did you...
00:54:51Wait a minute.
00:54:53I want to you.
00:54:56You are?
00:55:00That old healer you talk about?
00:55:03It's Mr. Miyagi, isn't it?
00:55:06God, you are unreal, Coach Lancaster.
00:55:09I mean, is there anything that you can't do?
00:55:12Well, when you live long enough...
00:55:18Anyways, just a moment properly, some dry clothes only finish swimming, and it should be good.
00:55:25I'll be more diligent.
00:55:27I promise.
00:55:28Well, I guess I should be going good.
00:55:32Wait.
00:55:33Are you going to be running next swim practice, too?
00:55:37Yeah.
00:55:38Yeah, looks like it.
00:55:40Um, do you maybe want to get lunch after?
00:55:45My treat.
00:55:46Just a little way of saying thank you for helping me out.
00:55:50Thanks, bud.
00:55:52Pass.
00:55:53Have a good day.
00:55:56Seriously?
00:55:58Near, I thought that we were finally getting somewhere.
00:56:18It's been a whole week, and there's still no news of you.
00:56:24Silas, did you really disappear from my life for good?
00:56:32Elaine?
00:56:34Where have you been?
00:56:35We've all been trying to reach you for days.
00:56:36Just work's been crazy.
00:56:39See, you know that you can talk to me, right?
00:56:41So what's next for you?
00:56:44Got any plans after the divorce?
00:56:46I heard Tristan's back in town.
00:56:48You two getting back together?
00:56:50Didn't we were such a gossip, Fiona?
00:56:52What?
00:56:53Honestly, I don't feel anything for Tristan anymore.
00:56:57So there's still hope for her and Silas.
00:57:00Maybe they'll find their way back to each other.
00:57:04If you don't feel anything for Tristan, then why'd you get a divorce?
00:57:08I mean, I know that you and Silas fought a lot, but...
00:57:14This time feels final.
00:57:19So that's it, then.
00:57:21Bye for good.
00:57:25Maybe he just got tired.
00:57:28He got tired?
00:57:29Are you saying that Silas was the one who wanted the divorce?
00:57:32Of course not.
00:57:33I was the one who ended.
00:57:35For what it's worth, Elaine,
00:57:37I think that Silas is a really good man.
00:57:43Come on.
00:57:48I think maybe you should take some time to think things through.
00:57:51Don't let pride make you walk away from someone that really cares about you.
00:57:55You really think he's a good man?
00:57:58A good man doesn't freeload off of my family for three years,
00:58:01that he sure as hell doesn't marry a woman who's already in love with someone else.
00:58:05Wasn't Silas a victim too?
00:58:08I mean, your grandfather forced that marriage on the both of you.
00:58:11He was just trying to honor his wishes.
00:58:13And no matter how badly you treated him,
00:58:16Silas never lost his temper.
00:58:17Doesn't that have to count for something?
00:58:22You called me.
00:58:23I thought you were in trouble.
00:58:25But you were just behind my back calling me a dumb chud to your friends?
00:58:28That's right.
00:58:30Then we're done.
00:58:30You are out of the Sterling family for good.
00:58:35Maybe you're right, Fiona.
00:58:38But it doesn't matter.
00:58:40We're already divorced.
00:58:41You were married to Silas for three years,
00:58:44but you never really knew each other.
00:58:47Maybe this divorce could be the chance to start things over.
00:58:50Sit down with him as equals.
00:58:52Talk things through.
00:58:54You both deserve at least that much.
00:58:57I'd love to.
00:59:00But I don't even know where Silas is anymore.
00:59:03Well, then it's a good thing I do.
00:59:06You know where Silas is?
00:59:08He's been subbing as a swim coach on my university.
00:59:11Is he going to be there tomorrow?
00:59:12Yeah, I think so.
00:59:15Elaine, what's going on?
00:59:16You look kind of tense.
00:59:18I...
00:59:18It's nothing.
00:59:19It's just a slight headache.
00:59:21Come on.
00:59:22I'll take you home.
00:59:25Black ivory coffee.
00:59:27Your favorite coffee.
00:59:29I had it flown in from Thailand this morning just for you.
00:59:32You're trying to butter me up.
00:59:33What do you want, kid?
00:59:35Am I really so obvious?
00:59:38Well, look, as you know, I've been back home for a couple of days,
00:59:42and I have been dying to help out with the family business.
00:59:45I was thinking I could take point on the Hudson Yards.
00:59:48That is a great idea.
00:59:49It's good to see you stepping up for the family.
00:59:53Thank you so much.
00:59:54I will not let you down, okay?
00:59:56Oh, um...
00:59:58I also did want to ask.
01:00:00I heard that there was going to be a VIP guest at the Whitmore Estate.
01:00:04Who exactly is that person?
01:00:13Tristan, tell me, have you ever seen a god?
01:00:18Are you being serious?
01:00:20I haven't seen a god.
01:00:21I don't think anyone has seen a god.
01:00:24You'd be surprised.
01:00:25Imagine someone lives for over 2,000 years.
01:00:29You've seen the rise and fall of civilizations.
01:00:32Commanded armies that have changed the course of history.
01:00:36They've mastered every field of human knowledge.
01:00:39And they have a speed and a strength beyond human capabilities.
01:00:45What would you call him?
01:00:462,000 years, you say, huh?
01:00:48Is there really a person like that?
01:00:49The world is a strange place, Tristan.
01:00:52Just because you haven't seen him, that doesn't mean he isn't.
01:00:58All right, guys.
01:00:59Good practice.
01:01:00Go home.
01:01:08Sanders, wait.
01:01:10If you didn't get the butterfly stroke, would you show me?
01:01:11It's Coach Lancaster and we're on camp.
01:01:14Fine.
01:01:15Coach Lancaster, could you please show me the butterfly again?
01:01:19Better.
01:01:20Coach Lancaster.
01:01:22Hi.
01:01:23I've been expecting you.
01:01:24Great to see you again.
01:01:26Oh, I'm sorry.
01:01:28Are you guys in the middle of something?
01:01:30No, it can wait.
01:01:31Okay.
01:01:32Great.
01:01:33Then I'd like to have a word with you in my office.
01:01:35Yeah, of course.
01:01:37Why is Dean Brown fanboying all over Silas?
01:01:40Is he really just a part-time swim coach?
01:01:48Wait.
01:01:53Silas, what the hell are you doing?
01:01:55Did you really change your number just to avoid me?
01:01:58I had that number to stay in contact with.
01:02:01We're divorced now.
01:02:02Why keep it?
01:02:03So you just disappear?
01:02:05Walk out of my life like I never meant anything to you?
01:02:08Are you really that cold?
01:02:10Cold.
01:02:11I didn't ask for a divorce.
01:02:13You didn't.
01:02:16So done with those hate things.
01:02:18Talk things through.
01:02:19We both deserve that much.
01:02:23You're right.
01:02:25I was the one who brought up the divorce.
01:02:28But I wasn't serious.
01:02:30Look, I just want to talk to you.
01:02:33Can you please give me a chance?
01:02:46What?
01:02:47You used to pull out my chair for me
01:02:49every single time we went out.
01:02:52Didn't take you long to drop that habit, did it?
01:02:54We were divorced.
01:02:55That's the best.
01:02:56I was the one who brought up my chair for me.
01:02:58You.
01:03:03Fine.
01:03:04We're not a couple anymore,
01:03:06but we're still friends.
01:03:09You could still pull out my chair for me.
01:03:12Show a little gentlemanly courtesy, right?
01:03:14We're not friends.
01:03:15I'm not going to be a gentleman.
01:03:16You don't get to play with my emotions anymore.
01:03:18What did you just say?
01:03:19Okay, so you didn't come here to have a conversation.
01:03:21This was a mistake.
01:03:22Uh, I'm going to go.
01:03:24How long do you plan on sulking for?
01:03:26You think I'm sulking?
01:03:27Look, maybe I was too harsh before.
01:03:32But it's been days, Silas.
01:03:34I swallowed my pride to talk things through.
01:03:37Don't you think it's time to let that all go?
01:03:39Okay, so you admit you've been harsh.
01:03:41Yes.
01:03:42I was wrong, I admit.
01:03:45That's why I'm here.
01:03:47To ask you to come back home.
01:03:51Want me to come back home?
01:03:53That's right.
01:03:54My parents got used to your cooking,
01:03:55and I got used to you taking care of me.
01:03:57If you come back,
01:03:58I won't be so hard on you.
01:04:01Maybe give you more spending money?
01:04:03So you want me to come back home
01:04:05and be a good boy for treats.
01:04:07Is that it?
01:04:08I mean, you really only view me as a family pet,
01:04:10don't you?
01:04:11I just want us to go back
01:04:12to living a good life.
01:04:14No, what you're saying
01:04:16is you want me to come back
01:04:16and cook for you
01:04:17and clean for you
01:04:18and be a servant to your family.
01:04:20That's not a good life.
01:04:21I don't...
01:04:21Don't test me, Silas.
01:04:24I'm running out of patience.
01:04:26If you came back
01:04:27to have a real conversation
01:04:28and apologize,
01:04:29I would listen.
01:04:30But you didn't.
01:04:31You came back
01:04:32to throw crumbs off your high horse.
01:04:33Because of that,
01:04:34I'm gonna go.
01:04:39Hey.
01:04:41I came here
01:04:42out of consideration
01:04:43for everything that you've done
01:04:45for me the past three years.
01:04:47But if you think
01:04:48that you can guilt me
01:04:49into submission,
01:04:50you are dead wrong.
01:04:52I am the Sterling Heiress.
01:04:54I run half of the deals
01:04:56in this city.
01:04:57You really think
01:04:58that you can play games with me?
01:04:59You think you run
01:05:00half of the deals?
01:05:01That's really funny.
01:05:03Do you think any of these people
01:05:04would be lining up for you
01:05:05if it wasn't for my help?
01:05:06Your help?
01:05:07You?
01:05:07Who the hell do you think
01:05:08you are, Silas?
01:05:09You keep talking to me
01:05:10like that,
01:05:11I swear to God,
01:05:11I will take back
01:05:12every single thing
01:05:12I've ever given you.
01:05:14I'm sorry,
01:05:14what was that?
01:05:16You're taking back
01:05:17everything you gave me.
01:05:20Please,
01:05:20don't make me laugh.
01:05:22God,
01:05:22you have been
01:05:23mooching off of the Sterlings
01:05:25for three years
01:05:26and I never said a word,
01:05:27but peering you
01:05:28like this?
01:05:29Charles Sterling
01:05:30made this company
01:05:3150 years ago
01:05:32and you're gonna be
01:05:32the one to destroy it.
01:05:34You are still the same
01:05:35spoiled princess
01:05:36who never faced reality.
01:05:37You haven't learned
01:05:38your lesson,
01:05:38I feel like
01:05:39now's the time
01:05:40I should finally
01:05:41teach you that lesson.
01:05:42Well, please,
01:05:43by all means,
01:05:44great and powerful
01:05:45Silas,
01:05:46show me the error
01:05:47of my ways.
01:05:48Hey,
01:05:49guys,
01:05:50why are we fighting?
01:05:52I thought you said
01:05:52that you were gonna
01:05:53talk things through,
01:05:54Aline.
01:05:54Start over,
01:05:55remember?
01:05:56Yeah,
01:05:56that's not necessary anymore.
01:05:58You were wrong,
01:05:59Fiona.
01:05:59Silas is not a good man.
01:06:01He's just a pathetic clown.
01:06:03No,
01:06:04you must have
01:06:04misunderstood something.
01:06:05Silas isn't like that.
01:06:07He's a decent person.
01:06:08Seriously?
01:06:10The man has no real job.
01:06:12He just sponges
01:06:13off of women.
01:06:14He is all swagger
01:06:15and no substance.
01:06:16What is so decent
01:06:17about that?
01:06:18He's not like that at all.
01:06:20You have it all wrong.
01:06:21Whose side are you on here,
01:06:22Fiona?
01:06:23Aren't you my friend?
01:06:24Aline,
01:06:25I am,
01:06:25but Silas is my friend too.
01:06:28Since when?
01:06:32Wait,
01:06:32are you falling for him?
01:06:34No,
01:06:34no,
01:06:35it's not like that at all.
01:06:36I just,
01:06:36Silas is a good person
01:06:38and you're a good person too.
01:06:39I just don't think
01:06:40you guys should be fighting.
01:06:41Shut up,
01:06:42Fiona.
01:06:43If you think he's so great,
01:06:44then fine.
01:06:46He is all yours.
01:06:47Just don't ever
01:06:48speak to me again.
01:06:50Aline,
01:06:51wait.
01:06:53I'm sorry.
01:06:55Aline's just
01:06:57upset,
01:06:58so.
01:06:59No,
01:06:59don't offend her.
01:07:00She's still the same
01:07:01prideful Judd
01:07:02who is
01:07:02driven by ego
01:07:04and won't learn her lesson
01:07:05until life finally
01:07:06knocks her down.
01:07:07Knocks her down?
01:07:15Dad,
01:07:16why would Dean Brown
01:07:17act deferential
01:07:18towards someone?
01:07:19Warren Brown deferential?
01:07:20I find that hard
01:07:21to imagine.
01:07:23Now,
01:07:23he comes from
01:07:23old money.
01:07:24He's one of the most
01:07:25respected professors.
01:07:26He's worked with
01:07:27some of the most
01:07:27influential politicians
01:07:29and CEOs
01:07:30of the country.
01:07:31In this city,
01:07:32they defer to him,
01:07:34not the other way around.
01:07:36Weird.
01:07:37I definitely
01:07:38watched him
01:07:38totally fawn
01:07:39all over
01:07:40so long.
01:07:40What?
01:07:41Who was that?
01:07:42Warren Brown
01:07:43says it's time
01:07:44for you to wait.
01:07:44The president
01:07:45will wait for him.
01:07:46I find it hard
01:07:46to even
01:07:47earn that level
01:07:48of respect for him.
01:07:49Wow,
01:07:50so
01:07:51Dean Brown's
01:07:52really that big
01:07:52of a deal?
01:07:54So Silas
01:07:55can't be
01:07:56just some
01:07:57part-time coach.
01:07:58I need to tell
01:07:59Elaine.
01:08:04Oh,
01:08:05Elaine,
01:08:05you're here.
01:08:07Tristan,
01:08:07what are you doing
01:08:08here?
01:08:09Well,
01:08:10you know,
01:08:10Uncle Mark,
01:08:11he had me
01:08:12lead the Hudson
01:08:12project,
01:08:13run point,
01:08:14really do some
01:08:15logistical work
01:08:16and managerial stuff.
01:08:17The board
01:08:17gets weekly updates.
01:08:19You don't need
01:08:19to meet privately
01:08:20with me to discuss
01:08:21things.
01:08:22Elaine,
01:08:23don't be so rude.
01:08:25This project
01:08:26has a lot of details.
01:08:27It's a big deal
01:08:28for us.
01:08:29Please,
01:08:30talk with Tristan.
01:08:31There's nothing
01:08:31to talk about.
01:08:33Elaine,
01:08:34what are you
01:08:34talking about?
01:08:36Tristan,
01:08:36please,
01:08:37don't take this
01:08:38personally.
01:08:39She's been on edge
01:08:40since the divorce.
01:08:41She didn't mean it.
01:08:43Right,
01:08:44Elaine?
01:08:44I will present
01:08:46the project updates
01:08:47at the next board
01:08:48meeting as planned.
01:08:49Tristan,
01:08:50it's Elaine.
01:08:52You realize
01:08:53I came back
01:08:54from London
01:08:54for you, right?
01:08:55And now what?
01:08:56Since you're divorced,
01:08:56you can't give me a chance.
01:08:58Elaine,
01:08:59don't be rude.
01:09:00This is me
01:09:01being polite.
01:09:02I have no interest
01:09:03in rehashing
01:09:05the past,
01:09:06so stop
01:09:06coming around
01:09:08to see me.
01:09:09Unbelievable.
01:09:10I mean,
01:09:11I get you
01:09:11the Hudson Yard project
01:09:12and what?
01:09:13This is how you
01:09:13pay me back right now?
01:09:14Really?
01:09:15Nice try, Tristan.
01:09:16My people
01:09:17looked into Hudson Yards
01:09:18and it was set aside
01:09:19for us
01:09:20long before
01:09:21your help.
01:09:23I mean,
01:09:24you're just
01:09:24a nepo, baby.
01:09:25You have
01:09:26zero influence
01:09:27over a deal
01:09:27this major.
01:09:29Mr. Whitmar
01:09:29already planned
01:09:30to give us
01:09:31the project?
01:09:32Why?
01:09:34Maybe he saw
01:09:35potential in us?
01:09:36Whatever the case,
01:09:37it has nothing
01:09:38to do with Tristan.
01:09:40So are you
01:09:40going to leave
01:09:41or do I need
01:09:41to show you the door?
01:09:43You'll regret this,
01:09:44Elaine.
01:09:51Elaine,
01:09:52you've been
01:09:52so tense lately.
01:09:54Is this about
01:09:55Silas?
01:09:55Of course not.
01:09:56I'm just
01:09:57sick of men
01:09:59proving that
01:09:59they are cut
01:10:00from the same
01:10:00disappointing cloth.
01:10:02What?
01:10:03What did I do?
01:10:05Silas,
01:10:06you wasted
01:10:07your chance.
01:10:08Don't come
01:10:09crawling to me
01:10:10when you finally
01:10:11realize it.
01:10:19What are you
01:10:20doing here,
01:10:20Silas?
01:10:21What?
01:10:22You've come
01:10:23to beg for
01:10:23your spot
01:10:24back at
01:10:24the Sterling
01:10:25house?
01:10:26Well,
01:10:27I hate to
01:10:27break it to you,
01:10:28but you're
01:10:28not welcome
01:10:29here anymore.
01:10:29What's the matter,
01:10:30Tristan?
01:10:30Sterling's
01:10:31took you out?
01:10:32Or maybe
01:10:32I just
01:10:33don't like you.
01:10:34Man,
01:10:35it's all these
01:10:35days.
01:10:36Got no respect.
01:10:37Don't call me
01:10:38kid,
01:10:39you asshole.
01:10:40I mean,
01:10:40if you hadn't
01:10:41messed up
01:10:42my dinner
01:10:42at the Japanese
01:10:43restaurant,
01:10:44I would be
01:10:44fucking
01:10:45Elaine by now.
01:10:52Fucking hit me.
01:10:53Break his legs.
01:10:56Okay,
01:10:56Mr. Whitpaw.
01:10:57Be careful
01:10:58there,
01:10:58Chugs.
01:10:59What you do
01:11:00right now,
01:11:00you can't undo.
01:11:01Big talk
01:11:02coming from
01:11:03a guy
01:11:03who was
01:11:04kicked on his
01:11:04ass to the
01:11:05street by the
01:11:06Sterlings.
01:11:06Now,
01:11:07what the fuck
01:11:07are you guys
01:11:07waiting for?
01:11:08Get him!
01:11:20Wow.
01:11:21That's pretty
01:11:22impressive.
01:11:23I see where
01:11:24you get your
01:11:24attitude,
01:11:25but if you
01:11:25have forgotten,
01:11:26you fucked
01:11:27with the
01:11:27Whitmores.
01:11:28That's
01:11:28practically
01:11:28a death
01:11:29sentence.
01:11:30You're gonna
01:11:30keep talking
01:11:31and you can
01:11:31actually do
01:11:31something.
01:11:32You listen
01:11:33to me.
01:11:34The Whitmores,
01:11:35we're meeting
01:11:36with a very
01:11:36important VIP
01:11:37tonight.
01:11:38Get on your
01:11:38knees and beg
01:11:39for my
01:11:40forgiveness,
01:11:40and I might
01:11:41just let this
01:11:42slide.
01:11:42And what
01:11:43if I told
01:11:43you that
01:11:43very important
01:11:44guest?
01:11:48I mean,
01:11:49you're kidding
01:11:49me, right?
01:11:50I mean,
01:11:50you're just
01:11:51a leech
01:11:51that suckles
01:11:53from the
01:11:53Sterlings.
01:11:54You think
01:11:55that VIP
01:11:55like you
01:11:56who mooches
01:11:56off women
01:11:57is that
01:11:58important?
01:12:00Hey,
01:12:00here.
01:12:01Pick me up.
01:12:02Yes,
01:12:02sir.
01:12:03I'm on my
01:12:03way.
01:12:04The game's
01:12:05at foot.
01:12:06Let's go.
01:12:08Would you
01:12:08stop with
01:12:09this game?
01:12:09I mean,
01:12:10who are you
01:12:10really trying
01:12:11to fool?
01:12:17Uncle Mark?
01:12:18What are you
01:12:19doing here?
01:12:23Our utmost
01:12:24respect,
01:12:25Divine One.
01:12:30Mr. Lancaster
01:12:31is more than
01:12:31sufficient.
01:12:32As you
01:12:33wish,
01:12:33Mr. Lancaster.
01:12:34I can't be
01:12:35serious.
01:12:35I mean,
01:12:36he's just a
01:12:36freeloader for
01:12:37the Sterlings.
01:12:38Shut up!
01:12:40I am not
01:12:40in a giving
01:12:41vein today.
01:12:42Mr. Lancaster
01:12:43only humbled
01:12:44himself living
01:12:44with that
01:12:45family so
01:12:45he could
01:12:46honor Charles
01:12:47Sterling's
01:12:47dying
01:12:48wish.
01:12:50I mean,
01:12:50he's too
01:12:50young to
01:12:51be the
01:12:51VIP.
01:12:51Mr. Lancaster
01:12:52is immortal.
01:12:53He's looked
01:12:53exactly the
01:12:54same for
01:12:54over 2,000
01:12:56years.
01:12:57You listen,
01:12:58Uncle.
01:12:5860 years
01:12:59ago when
01:12:59he arrived,
01:13:00Mr. Lancaster
01:13:01made New
01:13:01York's most
01:13:02powerful
01:13:03families and
01:13:03corporations
01:13:05alive.
01:13:06Every one
01:13:07of their
01:13:07leaders swore
01:13:08loyalty to
01:13:09him.
01:13:10Willingly.
01:13:13you're
01:13:14kidding,
01:13:14right?
01:13:15Yet it
01:13:15is.
01:13:16Now,
01:13:16get on
01:13:17your knees
01:13:17and apologize
01:13:19to Mr.
01:13:19Lancaster.
01:13:21Mr. Lancaster,
01:13:22I am so
01:13:22sorry.
01:13:23I had no
01:13:23idea it was
01:13:24you.
01:13:24Please find
01:13:25it in your
01:13:25heart.
01:13:29I apologize
01:13:30for two
01:13:30reasons.
01:13:31One,
01:13:31leave in
01:13:31New York,
01:13:32come to the
01:13:33world again
01:13:33and I'll
01:13:35be back
01:13:35for a few
01:13:36decades.
01:13:37When you
01:13:37return,
01:13:38we will be
01:13:38here.
01:13:39The Whitmore
01:13:39loyalty is
01:13:40yours today,
01:13:40tomorrow,
01:13:41and from
01:13:41every generation
01:13:42after us.
01:13:44Second,
01:13:45the Sterling.
01:13:47Sir,
01:13:48don't worry.
01:13:49I myself
01:13:49will make
01:13:50sure that the
01:13:50Sterlings are
01:13:51well taken
01:13:51care of in
01:13:52your absence.
01:13:53No.
01:13:54Charles Sterling
01:13:55made a Sterling
01:13:55company 50
01:13:56years ago.
01:13:57Williams now
01:13:58fit to
01:13:58lead.
01:13:59Elaine is
01:13:59Zerrigan,
01:14:01still young.
01:14:02The Sterlings
01:14:02will fail.
01:14:04You were
01:14:04right.
01:14:05As always,
01:14:06what do you
01:14:07need for us?
01:14:08True the Sterling
01:14:09group like
01:14:09any other
01:14:10company from
01:14:10here on out.
01:14:11No special
01:14:12treatment,
01:14:13no exceptions.
01:14:16Understood.
01:14:23Miss Sterling,
01:14:24Whitmore just
01:14:25froze the
01:14:25Hudson Yards
01:14:25project.
01:14:26They're questioning
01:14:27the company's
01:14:27qualifications and
01:14:28want to audit
01:14:28the entire
01:14:29project proposal.
01:14:30What?
01:14:31Our vendors
01:14:32are freaking
01:14:32out.
01:14:33Some are
01:14:34demanding payment
01:14:34in advance?
01:14:35What should we
01:14:36do?
01:14:37Just try to
01:14:38reassure them.
01:14:39I'll sort this
01:14:40out when I get
01:14:41in.
01:14:42Damn it.
01:14:43This was never
01:14:44part of the deal.
01:14:45Do we have the
01:14:45audit file they're
01:14:46asking for?
01:14:47No.
01:14:48Whitmore's
01:14:48benchmarks are
01:14:49sky high.
01:14:50Sterling can't
01:14:50deliver and
01:14:51honestly I can't
01:14:52even think of a
01:14:53company in New
01:14:53York that could.
01:14:54What the hell is
01:14:55wrong with the
01:14:55Whitmore's?
01:14:56Why mess with
01:14:57us?
01:14:58Wait.
01:14:59This has to be
01:15:00Tristan.
01:15:00You pissed him
01:15:01off and he's
01:15:02stormed out.
01:15:02This has to be
01:15:03payment.
01:15:04I don't think
01:15:05it's him.
01:15:05Who else
01:15:06could it be?
01:15:07Just call him
01:15:08and apologize.
01:15:10This business
01:15:11deal means
01:15:12everything for
01:15:13us.
01:15:13If Tristan
01:15:14really is trying
01:15:15to get back
01:15:15at us do you
01:15:16actually think
01:15:16that apologizing
01:15:18would fix
01:15:18anything?
01:15:19Marry him.
01:15:21Marry him.
01:15:22He's into
01:15:23you and this
01:15:23is a perfect
01:15:24match for our
01:15:24families.
01:15:25What on
01:15:26earth are you
01:15:26talking about?
01:15:33You following
01:15:34me?
01:15:35Look, Uncle
01:15:36Mark, he told
01:15:36me to stick
01:15:37by you in case
01:15:37you need
01:15:37anything, so
01:15:39yeah.
01:15:40He's hoping
01:15:40by you hanging
01:15:41around, you'll
01:15:42win me out.
01:15:43You don't miss
01:15:44the thing, do you,
01:15:44Mr. Lancaster?
01:15:46For Mark's sake.
01:15:47Sure.
01:15:48I'm going to go
01:15:48for one more stroll
01:15:48around New York
01:15:49before I leave
01:15:50with the arrangements.
01:15:52Okay, absolutely,
01:15:53Mr. Lancaster.
01:15:53I'll take care
01:15:54of all of it.
01:16:01Mr. Lancaster,
01:16:01can you get you
01:16:02some water?
01:16:02Okay, that's
01:16:03fine, but...
01:16:06What?
01:16:07What?
01:16:11I'll be right back.
01:16:12Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:16:13Tristan, what the
01:16:14hell?
01:16:14Your nose is so
01:16:15far up this
01:16:16loser's ass
01:16:17right now.
01:16:17You okay?
01:16:23What is wrong
01:16:24with you?
01:16:25You hate
01:16:25Gabriel over
01:16:26Silas?
01:16:27He kept you
01:16:28apart from Elaine
01:16:29for three years.
01:16:31What?
01:16:33Don't you two
01:16:34ever disrespect
01:16:35Mr. Lancaster
01:16:36again, okay?
01:16:37Otherwise, we are
01:16:38done completely.
01:16:39What the hell?
01:16:40Does he have
01:16:41something on you
01:16:42or something?
01:16:42No, my respect
01:16:43for him is genuine.
01:16:44And here's a little
01:16:45piece of advice for you
01:16:46too.
01:16:46Mr. Lancaster's
01:16:47influence is far
01:16:48beyond anything
01:16:49you could ever
01:16:50imagine.
01:16:50You two better
01:16:51start showing him
01:16:52some respect
01:16:52and real sin.
01:16:54Is Silas
01:16:55someone important?
01:16:56I don't know.
01:16:57The way that Tristan
01:16:59is acting,
01:16:59maybe?
01:17:00We better just
01:17:01apologize to him
01:17:02and get out of here,
01:17:02okay?
01:17:04Silas,
01:17:05Mr. Lancaster,
01:17:06we are very
01:17:07sorry we never
01:17:08met any disrespect.
01:17:10Don't worry about it.
01:17:11You guys were never
01:17:12worth it.
01:17:12Right.
01:17:13Well, that's
01:17:14good, I guess.
01:17:20It's the
01:17:21Sterlings.
01:17:23Tristan, honey,
01:17:25Elaine has
01:17:25something very
01:17:26important to say
01:17:26to you.
01:17:27Are you free
01:17:27right now?
01:17:28Maybe you could
01:17:28come over
01:17:29and have a chat.
01:17:30Sir, the
01:17:31Sterlings, they
01:17:32want to meet you
01:17:32should I turn
01:17:33them down?
01:17:34Let them come.
01:17:35You guys are
01:17:36welcome to come.
01:17:39I came as soon
01:17:40as I got your call.
01:17:41What's going on?
01:17:42We need to do
01:17:43a compliant audit
01:17:44for Hudson Yards,
01:17:45but we don't have
01:17:46the infrastructure
01:17:47set up yet.
01:17:48Your dad's an
01:17:49expert in that area.
01:17:50Is there any way
01:17:51you could help us?
01:17:52My dad's at a
01:17:52conference in Beijing,
01:17:53but I know
01:17:55someone who can.
01:17:55Please don't say
01:17:57Tristan.
01:17:57I was actually
01:17:58talking about
01:17:59Silas.
01:17:59Okay, I know
01:18:01I might sound
01:18:02crazy, but please
01:18:03just hear me out.
01:18:04Silas is actually
01:18:05a mythical being
01:18:06who has been
01:18:08alive for a lot
01:18:09longer than we
01:18:10thought,
01:18:10virtually.
01:18:28and it's a lot,
01:18:30I know.
01:18:32How could Silas
01:18:33possibly have
01:18:34anything to do
01:18:35with this?
01:18:35He's a complete
01:18:36nobody.
01:18:36I know
01:18:37it might be
01:18:38hard for you
01:18:39to believe,
01:18:39but Silas
01:18:40actually has
01:18:41a lot more
01:18:41power than
01:18:41you realize.
01:18:43So you know
01:18:44that I would
01:18:44never lie to you.
01:18:47Enough of this
01:18:48nonsense.
01:18:49Tristan's waiting.
01:18:50Elaine, let's go.
01:18:57Rebecca?
01:18:58Gabriel, what are
01:18:58you guys doing here?
01:19:00We just bumped
01:19:01into each other?
01:19:04Tristan, dear,
01:19:05you look more
01:19:06handsome every
01:19:06time I see you.
01:19:08Enough with the
01:19:08flattery, Miss
01:19:09Sherling.
01:19:09What are you
01:19:10really after?
01:19:10The Hudson Yards
01:19:11project seems to
01:19:12be put on hold
01:19:13and we wondered
01:19:15if you could
01:19:15talk to your
01:19:16uncle.
01:19:17You know,
01:19:17smooth things over.
01:19:18Sorry, but I
01:19:19have no say in
01:19:20that.
01:19:20See?
01:19:21He has nothing
01:19:22to do with it.
01:19:22If you really
01:19:23want to talk to
01:19:24whoever calls
01:19:24the shots,
01:19:25you're going to
01:19:25have to speak
01:19:26to Mr. Lancaster
01:19:27himself.
01:19:28Mr. Lancaster?
01:19:30You mean
01:19:31Silas?
01:19:31Don't be
01:19:32ridiculous,
01:19:33Tristan.
01:19:34He doesn't
01:19:34have that
01:19:34kind of power.
01:19:35I mean,
01:19:36you guys only
01:19:36got the project
01:19:37because he was
01:19:38doing a favor
01:19:39for my Uncle
01:19:39Mark.
01:19:40Tristan,
01:19:40are you
01:19:40messing with
01:19:41me?
01:19:41Come on,
01:19:42everyone knows
01:19:42that you and
01:19:43Silas hate
01:19:44each other.
01:19:44You really
01:19:45expect me
01:19:45to believe
01:19:46a word
01:19:46of this?
01:19:46Would you
01:19:47believe it
01:19:47if I said
01:19:48it myself?
01:19:51Mr. Whitmore,
01:19:52how can we
01:19:53fix this
01:19:53Hudson Yards
01:19:54project?
01:19:55Mr. Whitmore,
01:19:56the Sterling
01:19:57group might not
01:19:58have as much
01:19:58influence,
01:19:59but we
01:20:00signed a
01:20:00contract.
01:20:01You can't
01:20:01just push
01:20:01us around.
01:20:02Why do
01:20:02you think
01:20:03I gave
01:20:03you that
01:20:03contract
01:20:04in the
01:20:04first place?
01:20:05Sterling
01:20:05group clearly
01:20:06didn't meet
01:20:07the qualification.
01:20:07It was a
01:20:08favor to
01:20:09Mr. Lancaster.
01:20:10Since he's
01:20:11no longer
01:20:11tied to your
01:20:11family,
01:20:12well,
01:20:12business is
01:20:13business.
01:20:14My God,
01:20:15so was
01:20:15Silas all
01:20:16along.
01:20:17What are
01:20:17we supposed
01:20:18to do
01:20:18now?
01:20:19I told
01:20:20you Elaine
01:20:20Silas was
01:20:20a good
01:20:21man,
01:20:21but no,
01:20:21just had
01:20:22to go
01:20:22and divorce
01:20:22him.
01:20:23Silas?
01:20:24Come out.
01:20:25I know
01:20:26you're
01:20:26here.
01:20:35Don't you
01:20:35teach you a
01:20:36lesson,
01:20:37Sal?
01:20:38What'd you
01:20:39learn?
01:20:40What, so that's
01:20:41what this is
01:20:41about?
01:20:42You wanted to
01:20:42see me break
01:20:43down, beg for
01:20:44your forgiveness?
01:20:46Oh, well,
01:20:47guess what?
01:20:48That is
01:20:49never gonna
01:20:50happen.
01:20:51Look, I don't
01:20:52know how you
01:20:52got to the
01:20:53Whitmores, but
01:20:54Sterling Group
01:20:54will be just
01:20:55fine without
01:20:56Hudson Yards.
01:20:57We have
01:20:57plenty of
01:20:57other deals
01:20:57lined up.
01:20:58The truth
01:20:58is right in
01:20:59front of you.
01:21:00You're just
01:21:00choosing not
01:21:01to believe
01:21:01it.
01:21:02How do
01:21:02you explain
01:21:03the two
01:21:03harbor shipping
01:21:04licenses I
01:21:05secured last
01:21:06week?
01:21:07Massive
01:21:07shipments
01:21:08worth billions
01:21:09moving in
01:21:10and out
01:21:10every day.
01:21:11You're telling
01:21:11me that's
01:21:11because of
01:21:12you, too?
01:21:18Hey, the
01:21:19Sterling
01:21:19shipping
01:21:19license.
01:21:21Hands up.
01:21:22Both ports.
01:21:23Yeah, immediately.
01:21:24Thanks so much.
01:21:26You are still
01:21:27keeping up
01:21:27this little
01:21:28act, Silas?
01:21:29You really
01:21:30think that if
01:21:30you just snap
01:21:31your fingers
01:21:31you can shut
01:21:32us down?
01:21:33Any second,
01:21:34now.
01:21:35What?
01:21:42Miss Sterling,
01:21:43something's wrong.
01:21:44We just heard
01:21:44from the
01:21:45Port Authority.
01:21:45They're
01:21:46suspending
01:21:46both of
01:21:46our
01:21:47shipping
01:21:47licenses.
01:21:47What?
01:21:48Why is this
01:21:49happening to
01:21:49me?
01:21:50I worked
01:21:51so hard
01:21:52for all
01:21:53of this.
01:21:53It's over.
01:21:55I've lost
01:21:55everything.
01:21:58Elaine, don't
01:21:59say that.
01:22:00Silas is still
01:22:01here.
01:22:01You can
01:22:02fix this.
01:22:03So those
01:22:04contracts,
01:22:05all the
01:22:06partnerships,
01:22:07they were all
01:22:07because of
01:22:07you?
01:22:08Can you
01:22:09leave me
01:22:09now?
01:22:10All this
01:22:11time you
01:22:11were helping
01:22:12us from
01:22:12behind the
01:22:13scenes.
01:22:14everything we
01:22:15have is
01:22:15because of
01:22:16you.
01:22:18God, I
01:22:19paraded
01:22:20around,
01:22:20proud,
01:22:21arrogant,
01:22:22showing off
01:22:23in front of
01:22:23you like a
01:22:23complete fool.
01:22:25You put up
01:22:25with three years
01:22:26of that.
01:22:27God, you must
01:22:27have hated
01:22:28every minute of
01:22:28it.
01:22:30it doesn't
01:22:31matter now.
01:22:31I just
01:22:32do what a
01:22:32husband should
01:22:33do.
01:22:33And what
01:22:34you're always
01:22:34asked.
01:22:35That's all.
01:22:36I'm so
01:22:37sorry.
01:22:39Silas, I
01:22:40was terrible
01:22:41to you.
01:22:42I pushed
01:22:43you away.
01:22:43I blamed
01:22:44you for
01:22:44everything.
01:22:45As soon as
01:22:46we got
01:22:46divorced, I
01:22:47regretted it
01:22:47immediately, and
01:22:49I searched
01:22:49everywhere for
01:22:50you.
01:22:51But when I
01:22:52finally found
01:22:53you and had
01:22:53the chance
01:22:54to tell
01:22:54you, I
01:22:55let my
01:22:56pride get
01:22:57in the way,
01:22:58and I
01:22:58destroyed us
01:22:59all over
01:22:59again.
01:23:00I am so
01:23:00sorry.
01:23:02So sorry.
01:23:05It's true.
01:23:06Malene's been
01:23:07miserable since
01:23:08the divorce.
01:23:09Yeah, totally.
01:23:09She tried to
01:23:10come back, but...
01:23:11I know.
01:23:13Silas used
01:23:14to wait here
01:23:15for me after
01:23:15work.
01:23:20I know
01:23:20you're sorry,
01:23:21and I accept
01:23:22your apology.
01:23:23And if you
01:23:23want, I can
01:23:24get Sterling
01:23:25Groot back
01:23:25on track.
01:23:26I want to
01:23:27rebuild Sterling
01:23:28on my own.
01:23:29I just have
01:23:30one last
01:23:30question for
01:23:31you.
01:23:32Silas,
01:23:33these three
01:23:34years, you
01:23:36never really
01:23:36loved me.
01:23:37That your
01:23:38kindness and
01:23:39your patience,
01:23:40it was just
01:23:40pity, wasn't
01:23:41it?
01:23:43I'm sorry.
01:23:45Hey,
01:23:45Kira.
01:23:46We were
01:23:46never really
01:23:47equals.
01:23:48But I'm
01:23:49going to
01:23:49change that
01:23:50step by
01:23:51step on
01:23:52my own.
01:23:53Maybe one
01:23:53day you'll
01:23:54finally respect
01:23:55me.
01:23:56I'm looking
01:23:56forward to
01:23:56it.
01:24:02I guess
01:24:02she really
01:24:02has changed.
01:24:05Yeah,
01:24:06she really
01:24:07has.
01:24:08So,
01:24:09Coach,
01:24:09what's next
01:24:10for you?
01:24:11I don't
01:24:11know.
01:24:12I saw
01:24:12leave New
01:24:13York to
01:24:14the world.
01:24:15We're back
01:24:15in a few
01:24:15years,
01:24:16So it's
01:24:16changed.
01:24:17Take it easy,
01:24:18Fiona.
01:24:21Damn,
01:24:22Fiona,
01:24:22you are so
01:24:23into him.
01:24:24I am not.
01:24:25I don't
01:24:25please.
01:24:25We're not
01:24:26blind.
01:24:27Look,
01:24:28everyone deserves
01:24:28a chance at
01:24:29happiness.
01:24:30So what are you
01:24:30waiting for?
01:24:32Silas,
01:24:33wait.
01:24:34Take me with
01:24:35you.
01:24:36I don't
01:24:40I don't
01:24:41I don't
01:24:41I don't
01:24:42see you.
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