00:00Previously on Army Wives.
00:02You're in complete kidney failure.
00:04When you get your strength back, we'll go over the transplant process in detail.
00:07I'm going to stay with Grams and Grandpa.
00:09For how long?
00:10Until she gets her strength back.
00:13What's this?
00:14You need work and I need help.
00:16No, I'm not looking for a handout.
00:18This is a hand up.
00:20Believe me, I don't want to work with you any more than you want to work with me.
00:23But since we have to, you need to act like a professional and you have to treat me like one
00:27too.
00:29Definitely against the rules of fraternization.
00:32She's obviously high, but there's no indication of overdose.
00:35I'm going to go to the banquet now.
00:37Uh, no.
00:38You go out there like this, you'll embarrass yourself, your husband, the United States Army.
00:51Dr. Burton.
00:52Marcus Williams.
00:55Do we know each other?
00:57I'm David's father.
01:04I don't give a damn what the lab test says.
01:07Joan.
01:07We legally adopted David.
01:09He is our son.
01:11No one's saying he isn't.
01:12Marcus Williams is.
01:14Why else would he just show up out of nowhere demanding a DNA test?
01:18He wants to meet David.
01:20That's all.
01:20That man has no claim on our son.
01:22And that's what we'll argue if it comes to that.
01:25If it comes to that?
01:27Joan, I need to cover all possibilities.
01:30If Williams really didn't know he was David's biological father until last month,
01:35he could argue he was never given the opportunity to sign away his parental rights.
01:41Meaning that he could take David away from us.
01:44That's highly unlikely.
01:46Highly unlikely the man is a felon.
01:48Honey, calm down.
01:50No.
01:50I cannot believe that a total stranger can just walk into our lives and destroy our family.
01:56He can't.
01:57We won't let him.
01:59Isn't that right?
02:00Yes.
02:01Yes.
02:03Like I said, my job is to consider worst case scenarios.
02:07Now, Williams already convinced a judge to order the DNA test.
02:12Can I say with absolute certainty what the court might rule beyond that?
02:17No.
02:18But all the South Carolina case law I've read is in your favor.
02:23You hear that?
02:25Now, let's not get ahead of ourselves, okay?
02:28Williams hasn't said anything about wanting custody.
02:31Yet.
02:32He just wants to meet David.
02:36Well, that's not happening.
02:49Cut off the ends.
02:52Stand it up.
02:54Cut lengthwise.
02:55Make a slit so it can sit on the glass.
02:59Cut into sections.
03:05Bam.
03:07That is impressive.
03:09She showed me.
03:10I can make a floating shot, too.
03:12Want to see?
03:13Uh, no.
03:14It's a little early for the floating shot.
03:16But I like your enthusiasm.
03:18I want to learn everything.
03:20Fine.
03:20But it doesn't have to be in one day, okay?
03:25Hello?
03:27Roxy, it's Jackie.
03:31Jackie Clark.
03:34Jackie, hi.
03:36Did I catch you at a bad time?
03:37Um, no, not at all.
03:40What's up?
03:40Well, I know it's short notice, but I was hoping that you could come to my house this afternoon for
03:46tea.
03:48Tea?
03:49Uh, don't worry.
03:50It's strictly casual.
03:51Come as you are.
03:52Okay, sure.
03:54What time?
03:55I was thinking four.
03:58Four works.
03:59Great.
04:00Um, do you think that Gloria Cruz would like to come?
04:06I mean, I know she's on the enlisted side of the house, but I would really like to see her.
04:10Well, would you like me to ask her?
04:13She's standing right here.
04:14She works for me now.
04:15Oh, perfect.
04:17If you don't mind.
04:19Nope.
04:20No problem.
04:22Okay, don't look at me like I'm crazy, but Jackie Clark would like to have us over for tea this
04:29afternoon.
04:30Me?
04:31Why?
04:31I have no clue.
04:33Don't I have to work?
04:35Look, we can get by for a couple hours, and I don't want to go by myself.
04:39I don't want to go.
04:40She'd love to come.
04:41Wonderful.
04:42I'll see you four.
04:43Bye.
04:46Why would I want to sit down with Marcus Williams?
04:50I got two more voicemails from him this morning.
04:53He's not going away, Joan.
04:55And if he takes us to court, it could be a nightmare, and not just for us.
05:00Think about David.
05:02Williams just got out of prison.
05:04How can he afford a lawyer?
05:06I don't know, babe.
05:07But like Claudia Joy said, the man's not stupid.
05:11I still say we should fight him every inch of the way.
05:14We could do that.
05:16All I'm saying is it might be better, it might be smarter for us to bend a bit.
05:24Why?
05:25Because if we talk to the man ourselves, we might be able to settle this thing quickly.
05:30I've been trying to look at this through his eyes, you know?
05:34What would I do if I found out I had an 11-year-old son?
05:38You would do what's best for the child.
05:41I'd want to meet him, Joan.
05:44It's human nature.
05:46So you're taking his side now?
05:47Of course not.
05:49But I'd rather talk with Williams on our terms than argue with him in court.
05:55Just think about it, okay?
06:18I think it might be strange.
06:19Especially what you're getting yourself out of the bounds.
06:23Before we pause my mind, I want to do that.
06:23And he's able to take your mind.
06:24He has held his head with himself.
06:39And I know you have a very big part of it.
06:48Even on your own mind,
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