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The Last Thing He Told Me S02E06 (2026) [Full Movie] [Full Episodes]Full EP - Full
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02:13Why?
02:14Well, his name is in my mom's planner twice, right before she died.
02:20Maybe they just bumped into each other again and were reconnecting.
02:23Why meet up with him twice?
02:26What are you doing here, Bills?
02:27Do you remember anything about my mom moving out, taking me away to a motel around that time?
02:33Who told you that?
02:35Did you know about it?
02:37You should really talk to your dad about this.
02:39Charlie, please.
02:44Ethan Owen was helping my dad out, and your mom didn't like it.
02:50You guys must have known that Grandpa worked for the Campanos.
02:53We did.
02:54When we were kids, I was the one who felt weird about it.
02:56Kate was constantly defending him.
02:58So then why did she have an issue with my dad helping him?
03:01In law school, Kate's view of my dad's work changed.
03:04They had some big fights about it.
03:05So when Kate found out, Owen was helping with the Campanos.
03:08That's what they were arguing about.
03:11She didn't want Owen to get sucked into all that.
03:15But I gotta say, Bills, I don't see the point in going into all this.
03:19She's gone.
03:21And if we're gonna be a family, we need to find a way to move on.
03:26All of us.
03:31Next.
03:33Next.
03:35Passport.
03:46Passport.
03:48To visit?
03:48Vacation.
03:54qualifying foruggish?
03:56I'm going to see you. I studied with Jean-Ela, and then he went to look for me.
04:06Thank you very much, sir.
04:09Next!
04:24What did he say back there?
04:26I told him I studied woodturning in France.
04:28You studied woodturning in France?
04:29Nope.
04:32Remind me never to play poker with you.
04:34I think you got me beat in that department.
04:37Where's Teddy?
04:38Looks like his jet just landed in London, refueling probably.
04:43Gives us about three hours to get to the bingo camp before he does.
04:47I guess we finally caught that break.
04:49Yeah. Let's get going.
04:51Yeah.
05:04Hey, we still making pancakes?
05:07Yeah. Yeah, that'd be nice.
05:09What you got there?
05:11It's my mom's old planner. I found it in the box of stuff Charlie gave me.
05:16Yeah.
05:18Can I ask you a question?
05:21Charlie said you and my mom had been fighting before she died.
05:26She was so upset that my dad was helping you that they had this big argument and she moved out.
05:31Well, I don't remember that.
05:33And it was never like that between Kate and me.
05:35She was a born lawyer. We debated everything.
05:38Okay. Did you debate your work for the Campanos?
05:43She was trying to understand the role of a defense attorney.
05:46She was thinking of coming to work for me.
05:48Why would she have gotten so angry with my dad then?
05:51Are you sure that's what they were fighting about?
05:53Your mother can be headstrong and I don't think I'm being unfair when I say that your father,
05:57he can be headstrong too.
06:01It's all right here on the map.
06:02The tour covers most of the yard.
06:05The can should have just arrived and we can figure out where they process the containers.
06:10Did someone call?
06:12No.
06:20You told Bailey only to call if she absolutely needed to.
06:24I know. I just don't love how I left things with her.
06:27We're usually on the same page.
06:30We're all going through a lot here.
06:32Believe me, I'm aware.
06:35I'm used to just being there if she needs me.
06:39I'm used to being her person.
06:42What?
06:43You sound like a mom.
06:45A good one.
06:46It's nice.
06:50Also, that shirt.
06:51The shirt? It's too touristy.
06:53No, no, no.
06:54It just reminds me of Provence.
06:57Do you remember that old man selling flowers by the bed of breakfast?
07:02Oh, yeah. Of course. With the beret and the cigarettes.
07:04And the fleurs, fleurs, fleurs.
07:06Right. All day, every day.
07:08What a great trip. Just you and me.
07:12No complications.
07:16No complications.
07:16Was that ever true? No complications, really?
07:20It was for me.
07:29We should go.
07:32I appreciate you coming by.
07:35I ought to come to your office, but I don't think that would send the right message right now.
07:41What can I do for you, Frank?
07:42I'll tell you.
07:44In what sense?
07:45In all the years I've had you on my payroll, we've kept things pretty tidy.
07:49But now, we have a dead lawyer.
07:52Dead U.S. Marshal.
07:55Not exactly smooth sailing.
07:57If you're worried about this Ethan Young nonsense, we're all over it.
08:01Are you?
08:01I know the way you like to run your business.
08:04It must be hard to hand things over.
08:07But in my experience, if you want someone to take the reins, you need to let go.
08:12We've known each other for a long time, haven't we?
08:15Yes, we have.
08:17I'm wondering where you got the impression that I need a fucking therapist.
08:22Frank.
08:22Don't bullshit me, Maris.
08:25I'm trying to protect my organization here.
08:28Your organization is fine.
08:29As for your son, he's plenty capable.
08:32If you have questions, you should ask him.
08:34And stop wasting my damn time.
08:36No, if you'll excuse me.
08:59Yes.
09:28I don't have to worry about it now.
09:32Ladies and gentlemen, I hope you're all relaxed and enjoying our beautiful city.
09:37So welcome to the great Newport of Marseille.
09:41Since 600 BC, this city has been a major Mediterranean trade hub.
09:46Completed in 1853, the Newport ships 100 million tons a year.
09:52Oh, yes.
09:53Wasn't the three musketeers set here?
09:55No.
09:57Tomorrow, it'll be a good September.
10:00They're tourists.
10:03There are a lot of containers.
10:05What do they do?
10:06Very good question.
10:08The new containers are loaded at the north end of the port.
10:11They're recorded and then moved over time.
10:15Oh, yes, thank you.
10:16I'll tell you.
10:18The bingo can should be near the cafe.
10:21Okay, that should be close enough for my tracker if I could slip away.
10:24Yeah, I'll see what I can do to help with that.
10:26How close is Teddy?
10:28Well, he's still the Heathrow.
10:30Must be delayed.
10:32You might be right about timing after all.
10:34I hope so.
10:41Tell Jacob if he aces his math test, I'll bring him home in my barbed jersey.
10:46Yeah, I love you too.
10:48Another Hendrix and tonic?
10:49You're an angel.
10:53So, any plans for Paris?
10:55No, I'm more of a London girl.
10:57Vogue the history.
10:58The clubs in Mayfair.
11:00I'm well acquainted.
11:01You know, I bet I could get us into Annabelle's on the way back for a drink if you're free.
11:06I'll check my schedule.
11:07You too, then.
11:13You ready to go?
11:13Well, two hours.
11:17I need to be flying now.
11:19No, I'm not flying on a goddamn commercial plane.
11:24Do you want another drink?
11:25Please.
11:33Tomas.
11:34Teddy.
11:35Yeah.
11:36I'm delayed in London.
11:39Something to do with the plane.
11:43I understand that.
11:44That's why I'm personally taking delivery.
11:47Absolutely.
11:48I will get there today, and I will call you as soon as I lay eyes on it.
11:55I need transport to British Airways Terminal.
11:57BA flies out of several terminals.
11:59Well, Amber, why don't you be a dear and find out which one sends the fucking planes to Marseille?
12:23Really?
12:25Even coming from here?
12:26Mm-hmm.
12:26Yeah.
12:27Miss Michaels?
12:29Oh, Miss Anderson, what are you...
12:31I work here.
12:32And you?
12:33I'm here to see a friend of my mom's.
12:35I mean, is it safe for you to be out and about in Austin?
12:38Well, I figured since I was in a courthouse.
12:40Right.
12:41No criminals roaming the halls here.
12:43It came with Miss Michaels' company.
12:45See, she stays in one piece.
12:53Okay.
12:54Twenty minutes.
12:55Please stay with Emil.
12:57And remember, this is an active port.
12:59We're okay.
13:00Are we?
13:08Oh, no.
13:09Bonjour, bonjour.
13:10Let me see if we have you like.
13:12Bonjour.
13:13Uh, brush me.
13:13Oh, the door to the left.
13:15Bonjour.
13:18Oh, my God.
13:18Oh, my God.
13:21Oh, my God.
13:23So sorry.
13:25Oh, my God.
13:25Excuse me.
13:26Excuse me.
13:27Tell Montezolay.
13:34Sorry about your grandfather.
13:39Right, yeah.
13:42It's been an odd time.
13:44I get it.
13:46I just lost a friend.
13:49Death is weird.
13:54I'd rather not put her on the stand.
13:57Mr. Ascara, I'm Kate Smith's daughter.
14:01Jesus, you look just like her.
14:04So you do remember her? Because I was hoping we could talk.
14:07About Kate?
14:08My uncle gave me my mom's old planner and her name's in there.
14:11Right before she died.
14:13Do you remember meeting her around then?
14:16Um, I don't. I'm on trials.
14:19Well, she was fighting with my dad about my grandfather's work, Nicholas Bell.
14:23I'm sorry for your loss, but sorry, I have to go.
14:32Mr. Ascara, this is my number.
14:35If there's another time, we can talk.
14:39Look, honestly, I doubt I can help you.
14:57Oh, sorry.
15:03I'm sure he's...
15:04Well, his car's going to be...
15:07Let's go.
15:08He's moving.
15:09A-keeper will arrive at the east.
15:12Let's walk.
15:12We're in the green light, right?
15:15We're waiting...
15:16Hey, the green light,
15:16Hey, that's the green light.
15:20The facilities are proposed to arrive at the gate of the west with the car 517.
15:31The charging of the vacs will start in 20 minutes.
15:3520 minutes.
15:54I'll see you.
15:55I'll see you.
15:57Teddy's still in London, so at least we have some time.
16:00Yeah, unless you can figure out how to smuggle in a 50-foot ladder, there's no way into that can.
16:04No, where's your can-do spirit?
16:07Pun intended?
16:09You're smiling, aren't you?
16:11How do you do that?
16:12You always see the upside and make the best out of a bad situation.
16:18When your mother leaves you, you wind up spending hours with your grandfather at the lathe, learning to find the
16:26beauty in a blank of wood.
16:29You learn to make something out of nothing.
16:32Yeah.
16:35I had that as a kid, and I think I lost it when Kate died.
16:42The math part of my brain took over.
16:44I'd only think in terms of probabilities, risk, never leaps of faith.
16:50Not until we met.
16:55We'll think of something.
16:57Here you go. Take care.
17:00Yeah?
17:01I saw Bailey Michaels out. She had a bodyguard driving her, so...
17:04Okay. Great. Thanks.
17:07Hey, who was she here to see, anyway?
17:09Ivan Ascara. He went to law school with her mom.
17:14Small world.
17:15Yeah.
17:16Hey, shut the door, will you?
17:18Yeah.
17:27That's Teddy. Leave a message.
17:29It's Maris. Give me a call on your land. I've got a couple of things for you.
17:40Hey. Where'd you go?
17:41I was downtown. I told Charlie, and I took Seth.
17:46Well, I think until things settle down, it's best that you...
17:48Stay in hiding? I thought Frank said I was safe.
17:51Bailey?
17:51Or don't you trust Frank?
17:53I think you know that it's complicated.
17:57Anything from Hannah?
17:58No.
18:01Can I get you some lunch? I'll make a mean tomato sandwich.
18:05Just tomato?
18:06I learned it from a friend in the hotel business.
18:09If you have a good tomato, it's really all you need.
18:17Uh, hello?
18:19It's Ivan Ascara.
18:20Oh, yeah. Hi. Hi.
18:23Can you meet somewhere away from the courthouse?
18:25Sure.
18:26How about the Neverdry? It's not open yet. It'll be quiet.
18:29I'll be there in an hour.
18:32Okay.
18:32Who is that?
18:34Just an old friend of my mom's.
18:37I asked him if he would talk with me about her.
18:41I'll take Seth.
18:53It's pretty here.
18:55Yeah, I was just thinking that.
18:57I was also thinking it's a place we could just disappear.
19:02It's not that simple.
19:03Oh, I know, but...
19:05Yeah, but why do you pretend it is?
19:07Like when we first met, how could it not have been complicated for you?
19:14Kate, I've been gone ten years.
19:16I knew why I'd done what I'd done. I knew who I was.
19:20And you seemed to know me too.
19:23Maybe it was a decision I made to keep it simple, but...
19:28I made it because of you.
19:33Okay.
19:36I guess I can understand that.
19:39Good.
19:45Maybe we could simplify things here too.
19:48Why don't we just ask them to open the container?
19:50You mean impersonate a customs official?
19:54Is your friends good enough for that?
19:56No, definitely not.
19:58Maybe it's good enough to impersonate Teddy Campano's translator.
20:02If you're right there.
20:10Hey, come in.
20:13Thanks for calling.
20:16I haven't been here 30 years.
20:20I'm sorry I was brusque.
20:23Frank Campano is the subject of several ongoing investigations
20:27and with your grandfather's history
20:28I really can't be seen talking with you
20:32but
20:38you're entitled to know
20:40so you did meet with my mother
20:41I did
20:43I was surprised to hear from her
20:45we weren't in great touch
20:46but she knew I was a prosecutor
20:48and she was worried about your father
20:51now I assume you know what he was doing for your grandfather
20:54yes
20:55she was upset about it
20:57very
20:57she was worried that he would get swept up in a RICO case
21:00a RICO case?
21:03look, my uncle's apartment is just through there
21:05if you want to
21:06yeah
21:12so what's a RICO case?
21:14it's how we go after organized crime
21:16wait, my dad was just encrypting messages
21:19I mean, why would he be
21:20well, did he know what was in those messages?
21:22did he know that passing them along was against the law?
21:25because if he did
21:26a zealous prosecutor could have gone after him
21:28well, you didn't
21:28no
21:29but your mom was smart
21:31she knew that he was putting himself at risk
21:33and
21:34I told her she was right
21:37that was it?
21:41please, whatever it is
21:42I'd like to know
21:46well, at the time
21:48our case against the Campanos had taken a turn
21:50and
21:51your grandfather had become the target of our investigation
21:55you were going after him
21:57we knew he was passing messages
21:59if we could prove it and flip him
22:01get him to testify against Frank Campano
22:03you pressured my mom
22:05she came to you for help and
22:07you pressured her to get those messages
22:09I was trying to help her protect her husband and her father
22:12you were trying to make a case
22:13a deal was the only protection that I could offer
22:17but
22:17I was a young lawyer
22:18and I didn't fully understand the situation
22:21I was putting her in
22:24so
22:25did she help you?
22:27well, she was thinking about it
22:28we were supposed to meet again
22:29but
22:33could that be why?
22:35could the Campanos have killed her?
22:37because they
22:38they thought
22:38no, her death was ruled an accident
22:39beds found no evidence of foul play
22:41it was a hit and run, right?
22:43and they never caught the driver?
22:45no
22:47no
22:47no, they didn't
22:53how's this?
22:54more gravitas
22:56a man looking down on the world
22:57while pretending to serve it
22:59is this
23:01this
23:01sufficiently Campano-esque?
23:04almost
23:08perfect
23:13okay
23:14good
23:17get the ID done in five
23:19and we'll go to the copy shop
23:20you might want to call the port
23:22already on it
23:23yeah
23:44fuck
23:45what?
23:46Teddy's assistant just called
23:47they're expecting him in an hour
23:49But how did you...
23:50Maybe he switched planes.
23:51It'll take us half an hour to get the ID from the coffee shop.
23:54By the time we get to the port...
23:55Maybe we don't need it.
23:57The French. They'll insist on an ID.
23:59Not necessarily.
24:11This is Nurse.
24:12So you called. Everything okay?
24:15Not according to your father.
24:18What's that supposed to mean?
24:19I was summoned this morning.
24:22Seems he's concerned about you.
24:24Yeah, okay.
24:25Old folks need love and attention.
24:27Thanks, I'll deal with it.
24:28I hope so, because that's not all I got.
24:30I ran into Bailey Michaels this morning at the courthouse.
24:33So?
24:34So she's looking for Ivan Escarra.
24:37Okay. Okay.
24:39Do we need to do something about this?
24:40No. No. She's off limits.
24:43It's my ass on the line here, too.
24:44I'll deal with it.
24:45You do that.
24:53I'm sorry to interrupt you, but Mr. Creponot is pressed by the time.
24:58He's coming to get out of his plane.
25:02I'll deal with it.
25:03I'll deal with it.
25:03What's the holder?
25:04She's asking for identification.
25:06Unbelievable.
25:07I mean, third world countries have limited customer service in this bureaucratic cesspool.
25:11What's next in the Marseille welcome package?
25:13A mugging?
25:15Malheureusement, Mr. Creponot a été volé plutôt aujourd'hui.
25:18Non.
25:19La papier, pas de conteneur. C'est la règle.
25:22She insists it's policy.
25:24Policy.
25:24Of course.
25:25Of course.
25:25The greatest achievement of the French civilization.
25:29No wonder China's winning.
25:32Look.
25:33That's me.
25:35Yeah.
25:35That's right.
25:43Are you kidding me?
25:45You have any idea of the amount of business I bring to your backboard report?
25:48I'm really sorry.
25:49Mr. Campano, it's impossible to say it like that.
25:53I imagine you're going to be a little bit like that.
25:56I'll see about that.
25:59Mr. Campano, please.
26:02It's an elephant in a Brazilian magazine.
26:04But it's a very necessary material material.
26:11Maybe we could make an exception?
26:16Gerard?
26:17Yes?
26:19You enjoying yourself?
26:21Well, I'm with you, ain't I?
26:32What?
27:19Hey, Pop. Sorry I couldn't change my plans, but I'm looking forward to Paris. I love you.
27:29Hello. I'm Teddy Campano, Rafina. I'm going to inspect a container.
27:35Hello.
27:38Teddy Campano?
27:39Yes.
27:46Kerem, there's a company here.
27:50Owen, we gotta go. Teddy's here.
27:55Pardon me. Mon patron me dit qu'il faut retourner au bureau.
27:59Je comprends pas.
28:00Oui, il s'agit de ce papier.
28:03D'accord. Dès que Monsieur Campano aura terminé ses inspections.
28:07Attendez, s'il vous plait.
28:29C'est parti.
28:32Pense de ce papier.
28:32Je ne sais pas.
28:32Il ne sait pas pourquoi Monsieur Campano a…
28:33Monsieur, je vais chercher un Monsieur Campano, OK?
28:36Monsieur Campano!
28:37What's this there's a problem with the paperwork. We have to go back to the office nonsense inspections complete for
28:43leaving
28:54No, no stop stop
29:05Hey pop, that's me. Sorry. I couldn't change my plans, but I'm looking forward to Paris. I love you
29:18This is Quinn leave me a message. I hope you're packed I've made three reservations you can choose
29:26Teddy's a philistine. He won't care
29:29We do need to have a word about him. I'm a little concerned
29:32But that can wait
29:34Till I see you in Paris
29:37Love you, Quinny
29:45Everything okay? Yes
29:48You packed out my office. You'll make sure everything ends up on the plane. Yep
29:53Traffic's not great. You're gonna have to leave right after your meeting
29:56Bailey
29:57You're still in Austin?
29:59Do you have a minute?
30:01Uh, come on. Come inside. Will you let me know when?
30:08I have ten
30:10minutes before my board meeting and then I need to head to the airport
30:13Did you know a federal prosecutor pressured my mom to help make a case against your dad?
30:18Where did you hear that?
30:20I met with him. His name's Ivan Ascara
30:22She was friends with an Ivan in law school
30:25Right. Yeah. She didn't tell you that she was meeting with him?
30:28No. When was this?
30:29It was right before her accident. He pushed her to help make his case and then
30:35So you do think my family did this?
30:38I don't know what to think. Bailey, my father loved Nicholas. He would never have taken his daughter from him
30:45What about your brother?
30:46Teddy is an asshole, but he grew up with Kate and I mean, how would he have even known she
30:50was talking to this Ivan?
30:56I loved Kate
30:58And if I'd known even back then I wouldn't have told my family about it. I know I'm
31:05Sorry, I just you're looking for answers, but I told you before this is not going to lead you anywhere
31:11good
31:17I wish your granddad were still here. I think he would tell you the same thing
31:30How much cash was it?
31:32Well, there were stacks of hundreds. Must have been tens of millions
31:34That volume of cash. That's got to be Teddy's drug business, right?
31:37Oh, you would think. So how do we prove it? Remember that device I told you about that intercepts phone
31:42calls?
31:44I planted one near the bingo can so we'll pick up any call Teddy makes after he inspects it and
31:50I left him a little surprise
31:53I took the RFID tag from the bingo can and put it on another can
31:58So when Teddy goes to look for the money, he's not gonna find it. He's gonna lose his shit. Yeah
32:03Any call he makes within a few hundred yards, we'll hear it
32:07Wow
32:07Looks in brains. If only you didn't have a notorious crime family trying to kill you. Well, nobody's perfect
32:21Bailey
32:23Why did you meet with Ivan Ascara?
32:25You were spying on me? There are cameras in the bar. I was just taking make sure you got there.
32:29Okay
32:29Why were you meeting with a federal prosecutor?
32:31He was a friend of my mom's. She met with him right before she died
32:36Why? Why would she- She was worried about my dad
32:41She was worried that the work he was doing for you would get him in trouble
32:45Did you know Ivan was investigating you?
32:48He tried to get my mom to help. Help how? How would she- He wanted her to get the
32:53messages that my dad was encrypting
32:55He said it was to protect him to protect you. But Kate, she didn't agree to- She was going
33:00to meet with him again
33:02But she died
33:03She was killed before she could meet with them again
33:13Look, I know that you said that my dad was wrong and the Campanos had no reason to kill my
33:17mother
33:18What if this was the reason?
33:20You know, how would-
33:22How would he have ever known?
33:24Quinn was Kate's best friend, Pop. If Quinn knew- She said she didn't
33:28Come on
33:28Why would she lie? She hates her family or at least- Well, she hates what they do
33:33Even if she'd known, she wouldn't have told her father
33:36But someone could have seen them. Someone could have seen Ivan and my mom and then told Frank
33:41No, he wouldn't have done that
33:44No, he just wouldn't have done that. Frank would not have hurt my Kate
33:47What about Teddy? Isn't that what my dad's been saying? That Teddy's gone off the rails?
33:51What if it started then?
33:52No, no, no, no. They played together as kids
33:54No, I can't believe- She's making a good point
33:56Damn it! No! I don't believe it!
34:02Kate's death had nothing to do with them. It had nothing to do with me
34:08You hear me?
34:25Owen, do you really think this could work? Could Nicholas really convince Frank to stop going after you?
34:33Well, Nicholas spent his whole career protecting Frank. It wasn't just for the money. Every Sunday,
34:39they'd have lunch and smoke a cigar, which I got to join once or twice
34:46The way Nicholas was with Frank, the way he spoke about Frank to me, they were like brothers
34:52What about you and Nicholas?
34:56What about us?
34:57You were family too. It must have been hard to end up so far apart
35:05Yeah, it was
35:11Hannah
35:15I miss this
35:19Being with you
35:21Talking to you
35:25You always seem to know me
35:27Like you really know me
35:32Even when
35:33Even when I didn't
36:25I'm gonna go
36:27Christ Katie
36:34Drink?
36:36Yeah.
36:38I just can't believe.
36:41I can't believe that Katie did that.
36:44What?
36:46You were listening to her, Dad.
36:49You guys were arguing all the time.
36:52We didn't argue.
36:54We debated.
36:56No, Dad, you argued.
37:00You remember, Kate, the way you want to, but that's not the way it was.
37:04I know the way it was.
37:05No, you don't.
37:07Your 25th anniversary party with Mom, she was so angry, so upset at how you dismissed her concerns about the
37:14Campanos.
37:14Oh, no, she made a beautiful speech.
37:16Through gritted teeth.
37:18All right, if we did argue, it's because Kate was learning how the real world worked.
37:22Something that you both could have used more of.
37:24Oh, I think my sister's dad taught me plenty about that.
37:28And to be clear, in the real world, you were breaking the law and putting your husband at enormous risk.
37:33And if you weren't in such fucking denial, you might have realized she could never accept that.
37:49It's funny, I tried to date.
37:53Not at first, but after a year or so.
37:57Jules made me go out with a couple of guys.
38:00Jules?
38:01I never felt right.
38:03I'd always think, what if you came back?
38:10And then when you showed up...
38:18I think I had been hoping for so long that you might come back.
38:24I couldn't stop to think what it would be like if you...
38:27actually did.
38:32I was so mad.
38:33I was so mad.
38:37Still mad.
38:39But it doesn't mean that...
38:43that I don't still feel that way.
38:47That I don't still want this.
38:49I do.
38:54I don't want us to find a way forward if we can't.
39:06It's Teddy.
39:18Hi, Teddy.
39:19Someone fucked with my shipment.
39:21Quinn, the money, it's gone.
39:23It's fucking gone.
39:24All of it.
39:25Jesus Christ.
39:26I'm supposed to meet my contact in Paris tomorrow.
39:28They're gonna fucking kill me.
39:31Quinn, are you there?
39:32This is some serious shit I'm dealing with.
39:34I'm sorry, Teddy.
39:35I can't help you anymore.
39:37I've done too much already.
39:39Holy shit.
39:47Quinn?
39:48She obviously knows more than she's let on.
39:51You think she's involved in all this?
39:52I've watched him for a year.
39:53I never saw her, never heard her name.
39:55So why call her now?
39:56I have no idea.
40:05I thought I told you to stay dead.
40:07I need to ask you something.
40:09Make it quick.
40:10I got a plan to catch.
40:11Kate met with Ivan Ascara a week before she died.
40:15The prosecutor?
40:17Yeah.
40:18Bailey found her date book.
40:19They confirmed it with Ivan.
40:21Christ.
40:24I mean, Christ, Nicky.
40:26I had no idea about this.
40:28Okay.
40:31You don't think it was bad enough to accuse me of trying to kill you?
40:34You don't want to drag all this up again?
40:36No.
40:37No, I don't.
40:38Good.
40:39Because there's nothing more important to me than family.
40:43And you of all people should know that.
40:45Yeah.
40:46Good to hear your voice.
40:48I'm still fucking livid.
40:50But I've had a hell of a week.
40:53Oh, yeah?
40:54My best friend died.
40:56My daughter can't stand me.
40:58My son is...
41:02Anyway.
41:03Oh, I'm going to Paris to celebrate my birthday.
41:07Pretty nice to have you there.
41:08It's a shame.
41:09It is a shame.
41:11No, I'd like Paris.
41:14Mr. Campano?
41:15Happy birthday.
41:29Bailey?
41:32Pack your bags.
41:34Where are we going?
41:43We got a photo of the impostor, thanks to the security camera.
41:49But we couldn't get the registration.
41:52I'm sure you didn't have to.
41:53You were a fucking incompetent.
41:55Not a incompetent.
41:58It seems like the container that you've found was also an impostor.
42:03He was exchanged against the real.
42:09Oh, no.
42:10We're going to find a murder.
42:14I told you.
42:15I'm not there.
42:16My room.
42:19Fucking fuck sucks.
42:28I think O'Kan has moved.
42:29I mean, if they have any brains, they'll realize we switched to them.
42:32We could have used it as leverage.
42:34We still have some.
42:43How much did you...
42:44Enough that they'll miss it.
42:45Owen.
42:51Hello?
42:52Mom?
42:53Hello?
42:55Bailey.
42:57Mom, are you there?
42:59Bailey, is everything all right?
43:00She shouldn't be on the phone.
43:01Ten more seconds.
43:02Tops.
43:03Yeah, I heard him.
43:04Do you trust me?
43:05Bailey, I don't think you should be on the phone.
43:06Do you?
43:07Yes, of course.
43:08Of course we do.
43:10Nicholas and I are coming to Paris.
43:12I'll call when we get there.
43:28We passed up on the scale.
43:33We spoke of was and when.
43:37Although I wasn't there.
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