Acting for Real-He Fell First

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00:00:01So this is New York. The Big Apple.

00:00:04These buildings are so tall they could poke a hole in the sky.

00:00:08Come on, Daisy. Make it work in New York.

00:00:11Make the money, and Dad gets his kidney surgery.

00:00:22Sir, can you hear me?

00:00:24Hey kid, don't touch him.

00:00:26In New York, being a good Samaritan can bankrupt you.

00:00:29Yeah, if he dies in your arms, you're getting sued for life.

00:00:32He can barely breathe, and you're just gonna stand there and watch?

00:00:42Hang in there, sir. Deep breaths. Come on, stay with me.

00:00:51Kid, was... was it you who saved me?

00:00:54Thank God, you're awake. Are you feeling better now?

00:01:01Kid, do you have a boyfriend?

00:01:03Uh, sir, I literally just got to New York. Dating isn't exactly on my to-do list yet.

00:01:08Good, I have a grandson. Julian. Cold as ice. Works too much.

00:01:12He needs someone like you to bring some sunshine into his life.

00:01:23Let go of him.

00:01:24Write her a check. Make her leave. I've seen this kind of street scam before.

00:01:29Excuse me? You think having money gives you the right to insult people?

00:01:33That's enough, Julian. She saved my life.

00:01:38Julian, this is the girl I choose for you. Now take her to the marriage bureau and get married. Today.

00:01:47Grandpa, this whole payback act ends now.

00:01:50Marcus has the check ready. Take the money and send her on her way.

00:01:55Send her away? Julian, you think my life is worth a check?

00:02:00Then what exactly do you want? You seriously expect me to marry some random homeless girl?

00:02:05She is not homeless. She saved my life. Show some respect.

00:02:12Listen carefully. You're pushing our global towards an IPO, but you only control 35% of the voting shares.

00:02:22Without 15%, the board will throw you out before the IPO even happens.

00:02:28Marry her. What?

00:02:29Keep it private for one year. A real legal marriage. 12 months.

00:02:33After the IPO, my 15% goes to you. Otherwise, you can start packing up your CEO office.

00:02:38You can't be serious.

00:02:42Mom, it's me. I made it to New York.

00:02:45Daisy, they found a kidney donor for your father, but the surgery and recovery will cost at least $100,000.

00:02:51If we can't pay by next week, they'll give the donor to someone else.

00:02:55Mom, don't panic. I'll figure something out. I promise.

00:03:05Sir, I accept your proposal.

00:03:07That was quick. So what's the price?

00:03:11I need $100,000. Turn, I'll cooperate and fulfill the one year marriage.

00:03:15100 grand. Not bad. Saving a life really pays well, huh?

00:03:19Done. I'll transfer the money immediately as part of the marriage contract.

00:03:23Then we make this clear right now. Rule number one, this marriage stays private. No one finds out who you

00:03:27are.

00:03:27Two, you stay out of my personal life. Three, one year from now, you take the money and disappear.

00:03:32Deal.

00:03:35Are you both entering this marriage voluntarily?

00:03:39Yes.

00:03:41Yes.

00:03:46The contract is now in effect. Marcus will wire the money to you.

00:03:51Thank you. I'll report to work as soon as possible. Today's my first day. I can't be late.

00:03:56Work? Where do you work?

00:03:58Sterling Global. My childhood friend Caleb helped me get the job. It's just an entry-level janitor position, but I'll

00:04:03do my best.

00:04:06Get in. I'll drop you off on the way.

00:04:08Wow. This car rides really smooth. Must cost at least $50,000, right?

00:04:15Something like that.

00:04:16Ma'am, this custom colonon costs over half a million just in upgrades and you think it's $50,000?

00:04:28Hi, I'm Daisy Miller. I'm the new janitor starting today.

00:04:32Ugh. What's that smell? Let me guess.

00:04:35Kentucky? This is a global financial headquarters, not some farm.

00:04:39A job is a job. I'm here to work, not to impress anyone's nose.

00:04:43Got some attitude, huh?

00:04:46Good morning, miss. People like this now. Where are ya?

00:04:48Julian hates unprofessional staff.

00:04:50Brendan, keep an eye on her. Don't let her dirty the lobby floors.

00:04:53Julian, you think you can just say Mr. Sterling's name like that?

00:04:56He's the king of this building. And you are just dust on the floor.

00:05:00Julian. Same name as my husband? No way. Could he actually be?

00:05:13Wow, Daisy? Seriously? This is how you clean?

00:05:16Water all over the floor? What if a VIP slips?

00:05:19You planning to pay the lawsuit out of your janitor salary?

00:05:21I'll dry it right now.

00:05:24Oh my god, my shoes! Do you have any idea what these cost?

00:05:28I'm so sorry, Miss Victoria. I didn't mean to-

00:05:32Unbelievable. It's clear some people haven't learned proper manners.

00:05:37You can't even walk without making a mess.

00:05:40Those dirty hands of yours touched my shoes. You couldn't afford them in ten lifetimes.

00:05:45I said I was sorry. You can't just hit people.

00:05:49Can't. Honey, you ruined Miss Victoria's shoes.

00:05:52The fact that you still have a job right now is already a miracle.

00:05:54Get on your knees and wipe them clean.

00:05:56No. No?

00:05:58Brenda? Maybe she doesn't understand how things work here.

00:06:02Hm. Show her.

00:06:07Good morning, Mr. Sterling.

00:06:10A newbie?

00:06:19Daisy?

00:06:21Julian.

00:06:24Who hit her?

00:06:29Julian.

00:06:31You actually know this...

00:06:33Janitor?

00:06:35Sterling Global doesn't tolerate trash that bullies its own staff.

00:06:41Marcus, remove this receptionate from Manhattan, effective immediately, and make sure she never works in finance again.

00:06:48Mr. Sterling, please. I'm begging you. I didn't know she was connected to you.

00:06:56Get her out of my sight.

00:07:01Come with me.

00:07:10I kept my identity hidden for a reason.

00:07:14I wanted to see what kind of person you really were.

00:07:17Most people would have jumped at the chance to call themselves Mrs. Sterling.

00:07:21Used the name, pulled favors, climbed their way up.

00:07:27But you actually showed up here to mop floors.

00:07:30Mr. Sterling, do rich people really think poor people are born greedy?

00:07:34Like we're all just waiting for a shortcut?

00:07:37That's enough. You are legally Mrs. Sterling. I'm not letting my wife walk around in a janitor uniform.

00:07:43Assistant marketing manager. Starting tomorrow.

00:07:46No.

00:07:47No?

00:07:48I came to New York to earn money and save my dad. With my own hands. Not by marrying into

00:07:54money. Not by taking a shortcut someone handed to me.

00:07:59Maybe you think janitors are embarrassing. I don't. I work hard, I earn honestly, and I sleep just fine at

00:08:05night.

00:08:05If this marriage is supposed to stay secret, then let it stay secret. Completely.

00:08:10You'd rather scrub floors than sit in a manager's office?

00:08:13Yes.

00:08:16Mr. Sterling, for this one year, I'm your temporary wife. You don't need to control my life, and no one

00:08:22else can shape who I'll become but myself.

00:08:23You don't need to control my life.

00:08:35Daisy, come here.

00:08:44What are you doing?

00:08:46Nothing.

00:08:47Just curious.

00:09:00I'm sorry, I need to get back to work.

00:09:12That's the girl.

00:09:12The one who crossed Victoria and somehow kept her job.

00:09:15Yeah, and I heard she was in the CEO's office earlier.

00:09:17Come on, nobody gets that kind of access for free.

00:09:19Small-town girl from Kentucky?

00:09:21She's definitely playing some kind of game.

00:09:23Hey, don't listen to them.

00:09:25But you really should be careful around Victoria.

00:09:28Why?

00:09:28She's from the Vance family.

00:09:30Old money, big influence.

00:09:32And she and Mr. Sterling grew up together.

00:09:35Basically childhood sweethearts.

00:09:42Julian, hold on.

00:09:43Your tie's crooked.

00:09:46Let me fix it.

00:09:50See what I mean?

00:09:51The whole company already treats her like the future Mrs. Sterling.

00:09:55Three years ago, Julian was in a terrible car accident.

00:09:57A mysterious girl saved him.

00:09:59Most people believe that girl was Victoria.

00:10:03So, there's already someone in his heart.

00:10:10Chloe, about what you said earlier, the woman who saved his life, was that really Victoria?

00:10:16Honestly?

00:10:17No idea.

00:10:18But for the past three years, Victoria's been acting like she's the one.

00:10:21And Julian never corrected.

00:10:23If anything, he lets her.

00:10:26Daisy, just hear me out.

00:10:29Don't fall for the CEO.

00:10:31Guys like him don't fall in love easily.

00:10:34And if they do, it's usually with the woman who saved their life.

00:10:38So, this marriage was never real to him.

00:10:42Just something he did to keep his grandfather happy.

00:10:45And me, I'm just a placeholder.

00:10:48Sir, regarding your marriage, should we file it with the board?

00:10:53No.

00:10:55Keep it confidential.

00:10:56During the agreement period, I don't want anyone disturbing her life.

00:11:01Julian, what the hell did I just see in HR?

00:11:04You got married?

00:11:05Who is she?

00:11:06Victoria, you don't walk into my office without knocking.

00:11:11I came to this company because of you.

00:11:14I stayed here for three years because of you.

00:11:17And now you just marry some random woman?

00:11:19Just like that?

00:11:20Who is she?

00:11:21That's not your concern.

00:11:22Leave.

00:11:24Julian.

00:11:25Now.

00:11:27I hear Julian is married.

00:11:29Arthur always did have a sharp eye for people.

00:11:31Any girl he approves of must be special.

00:11:35My lady, we've learned that the new Mrs. Sterling works at Sterling Global.

00:11:38Her identity is being kept strictly confidential.

00:11:42Is that so?

00:11:43Then I suppose it's time for the godmother to pay a visit.

00:11:46Prepare something simple for me to wear, nothing expensive.

00:11:49I'll go to Sterling Global myself.

00:11:52Quietly.

00:11:53I want to see for myself whether my godson's wife is worthy of the Sterling name.

00:12:06Oh god.

00:12:12Hey, no, no, no.

00:12:13You can't sit there.

00:12:14That seating is for VIP clients, not for people wandering in off the street.

00:12:19I twisted my ankle.

00:12:20I just need a minute to sit.

00:12:22Then sit outside.

00:12:23There's a sidewalk for that.

00:12:25Don't mess up our lobby.

00:12:26Get up.

00:12:30Tiffany, what's the problem?

00:12:32Why is she still here?

00:12:33Mrs. Victoria, she won't leave.

00:12:35Says she hurt her ankle.

00:12:38Hurt her ankle?

00:12:39Or looking for a payout?

00:12:42Ma'am, Sterling Global has a top-tier legal department.

00:12:45If you're planning to fake an injury and sue us, you picked the wrong place.

00:12:51Is this how young socialists behave now?

00:12:55No courtesy.

00:12:56No grace.

00:12:58How unfortunate.

00:13:01Excuse me?

00:13:02You crazy old woman!

00:13:04Look at you!

00:13:05And you think you get to judge me?

00:13:10Tiffany, call security.

00:13:12Get her out of here.

00:13:14Stop.

00:13:14She's injured.

00:13:15You can't just throw her out.

00:13:16Of course.

00:13:17Daisy again.

00:13:19Don't you have floors to clean?

00:13:20Or is interfering in company business part of your job now?

00:13:25It's okay, ma'am.

00:13:26I've got something that can help.

00:13:28I brought this from Tucky.

00:13:30It's really good for springs and swelling.

00:13:32Thank you, dear.

00:13:34Kindness like this is hard to find in New York.

00:13:38Wow.

00:13:38The country girl and the old beggar.

00:13:41What a perfect match.

00:13:45Security!

00:13:46Get these two out of here.

00:13:49Miss Victoria, you can't fire me just because I helped someone.

00:13:52Can't?

00:13:53Let me explain something to you.

00:13:54At Sterling Global, what I say goes.

00:13:57If I want you out, you're out.

00:13:58Don't be afraid, dear.

00:14:00Anyone who touches you today will answer to Julian personally.

00:14:03I promise you that.

00:14:07Julian, thank God you're here.

00:14:08This janitor brought in some unstable old girl and caused a huge disturbance.

00:14:13She even talked back to management.

00:14:15I was just about to have them removed.

00:14:17Godmother?

00:14:18Why are you dressed like this?

00:14:20Julian, your company is quite something.

00:14:23This manager just called me a lunatook from the slums and tried to have me thrown out.

00:14:36Victoria, what exactly did you say to her?

00:14:41I didn't know it was Lady Montgomery.

00:14:43I thought she was just some random person.

00:14:45I mean, I didn't...

00:14:46Julian, this is Daisy.

00:14:48She's the one who helped me.

00:14:49From today on, no one at Sterling Global lays a hand on Daisy.

00:14:53Julian, are we clear?

00:14:57Crystal clear.

00:15:06Julian, are you seriously humiliating me over a janitor over her?

00:15:10She smells like cheap medicine and cleaning supplies and you're throwing me under the bus for this girl?

00:15:14What the hell did she do to you?

00:15:16What did she say to you that made you forget 20 years of history between us?

00:15:19Humiliate you?

00:15:21No, Victoria.

00:15:22You did that to yourself.

00:15:25You were reckless, rude, and completely out of line.

00:15:28The way you spoke to Lady Montgomery was unacceptable.

00:15:31Do you even understand who she is?

00:15:32The Montgomery family controls half the major charity foundations in New York.

00:15:36They have direct access to political and financial networks most companies spend decades trying to reach.

00:15:40I thought she was just some lost old woman.

00:15:42She looked like she didn't belong here.

00:15:43And that gave you the right to humiliate her?

00:15:45To treat her like she was beneath you?

00:15:47To insult her and my company?

00:15:49If Daisy hadn't stepped in, Lady Montgomery wouldn't be sitting here drinking tea.

00:15:53She would have walked out that door.

00:15:55And Sterling Global would have lost her support permanently.

00:15:57You almost destroyed three years of work in ten minutes.

00:16:00Then why are you protecting her?

00:16:01Why her?

00:16:02We grew up together, Julian.

00:16:03I've been standing next to you for years.

00:16:05Julian, tell me the truth.

00:16:08Have you ever loved me?

00:16:09I told you before, we are friends.

00:16:12Nothing more.

00:16:13Friends?

00:16:14You call this friendship?

00:16:15You'd rather defend a janitor than stand by me?

00:16:18You'd rather pick her than me?

00:16:25Mr. Sterling, please.

00:16:27Stay.

00:16:28You want to know who she is?

00:16:29Fine.

00:16:30I'll tell you.

00:16:31Sir, this isn't necessary.

00:16:33Listen carefully, Victoria.

00:16:34I have no interest in political marriages.

00:16:38I don't need alliances.

00:16:40And I don't need family arrangements.

00:16:43Because I already made my choice.

00:16:49Daisy is not just a janitor.

00:16:52She is...

00:16:56Mr. Sterling, please.

00:16:58Don't say things like that.

00:16:59Manager Victoria, he's just thanking me for helping Lady Montgomery earlier.

00:17:04He didn't mean it.

00:17:06Thanking you?

00:17:07Julian, that's not even funny.

00:17:10Victoria, you should be working on the IPO briefing.

00:17:13Go.

00:17:24Take it.

00:17:25A thank you gift for what you did today.

00:17:28I really can't accept this.

00:17:30It's way too expensive.

00:17:31And janitors aren't allowed to wear jewelry at work.

00:17:34Who said you had to wear it on your hand?

00:17:37I don't know.

00:17:38I don't know.

00:17:46Keep it out of sight.

00:17:49It's really pretty.

00:17:57My godmother knows who you are now.

00:18:00She likes you.

00:18:01A lot.

00:18:02You helped me today.

00:18:04This is the least I could do.

00:18:05Julian, I left my phone.

00:18:07What was that?

00:18:09What were you two doing?

00:18:10Victoria.

00:18:11Victoria, knock before you enter my office.

00:18:14Daisy, get back to work.

00:18:16Yes, sir.

00:18:22Well, damn.

00:18:23If it isn't Tucky's very own violin princess, Daisy Miller.

00:18:27Never thought I'd find you here.

00:18:29So what happened?

00:18:30Manhattan chew you up already?

00:18:32Now you're scrubbing floors just to survive?

00:18:34I heard you're working for Lady Montgomery now.

00:18:36You finally got yourself a nice uniform.

00:18:38It's not a uniform.

00:18:39I'm her private security consultant.

00:18:41Big difference.

00:18:42My salary alone could buy your family farm three times over.

00:18:44New York's for people like me, Daisy.

00:18:46Not for some farm girl who still smells like hay.

00:18:48She used to be quite a big deal.

00:18:50A rising star in the national youth music competition.

00:18:52Her future was bright.

00:18:53But then, she tried to win by using improper means to get close to a judge.

00:18:57Got exposed on the spot.

00:18:58Disqualified.

00:18:59Thrown out immediately.

00:19:00After that, her entire hometown was ashamed of-

00:19:02Jackson, you really want to bring that up?

00:19:04Because if we're telling the story, let's tell the whole thing.

00:19:07You bribed the judges.

00:19:08You framed me.

00:19:09And you took my spot.

00:19:10I work for a living.

00:19:11I take care of my father.

00:19:12I earn every dollar I make.

00:19:14I don't lie.

00:19:15I don't cheat.

00:19:15And I don't tear down people from my own hometown just to feel superior.

00:19:19You little janitor.

00:19:20Who the hell do you think you are?

00:19:26Let go.

00:19:27You're hurting me.

00:19:44Damn.

00:19:45A pink diamond this clean?

00:19:47You're a janitor, Daisy.

00:19:48Where the hell did you get something like this?

00:19:49Oh my god.

00:19:50That's Aurora's tear.

00:19:51Mr. Sterling had Marcus Hustam order it from Harry Quiston last week.

00:19:53It's worth over a million dollars.

00:19:54Over a million?

00:19:55No way.

00:19:55She had that on her?

00:19:56That has to be a story explanation.

00:19:57Give it back!

00:19:58That ring is mine!

00:19:58Mr. Sterling gave it to me!

00:20:00Mr. Sterling gave it to you?

00:20:01Daisy, this is getting embarrassing.

00:20:03First, you steal something worth a million dollars.

00:20:05Now, you're making up stories, too?

00:20:06That ring was clearly meant for the future Mrs. Sterling.

00:20:08And somehow, you think that's you?

00:20:10That's actually funny.

00:20:11People like her always think one expensive thing will change whole life.

00:20:13Steal a diamond, become a princess.

00:20:14Classic delusion-

00:20:17Hands like yours will ruin it.

00:20:19You even know what this is worth?

00:20:20One scratch and you'd owe more than your whole life can pay back.

00:20:23What is wrong with you?

00:20:25Get your foot off her!

00:20:26You're gonna crush her hand!

00:20:27Good.

00:20:27That's exactly how you deal with thieves and corporate spies.

00:20:31Security, take her and the stolen ring to the office.

00:20:33I want him to see what kind of trash he's protecting.

00:20:43Julian, you need to hear this.

00:20:45Take a look at your employee.

00:20:47She stole the ring you had custom made.

00:20:50Aurora's tear.

00:20:51Jackson caught her in the act.

00:20:55Who did that to her?

00:20:56Mr. Sterling, I handled it.

00:20:58She tried to get rid of the evidence, so I had to step in.

00:21:01Used a little force, nothing serious.

00:21:04Handled it?

00:21:05Who told you you could lay a hand on my employee?

00:21:12Julian, you're defending the wrong person.

00:21:15She stole from you.

00:21:16Let me make this very clear.

00:21:18I gave that ring to Daisy, personally.

00:21:22Jackson falsely accused a company employee, assaulted her, and damaged private property.

00:21:27Take him to the police.

00:21:28Legal will press charges.

00:21:30I don't want him anywhere near this company again.

00:21:32Get him out.

00:21:37Here, let me help you.

00:21:40If I gave it to you, you should have kept it on.

00:21:42Look at this.

00:21:44You almost wrecked your hand over a ring.

00:21:47You really don't know how to take care of yourself, do you?

00:21:50I didn't want to cause trouble for you.

00:21:52Now it's ruined.

00:21:53It's just a ring.

00:21:55It can be remade.

00:21:56Your hand can't.

00:21:57Hold still.

00:22:04Mr. Sterling!

00:22:06We found her.

00:22:06The woman who saved you in that Kentucky car accident three years ago?

00:22:12Go to the medical room.

00:22:13Get your hand treated properly.

00:22:15Then come back and wait for me.

00:22:18Start talking.

00:22:20All right.

00:22:22Talk.

00:22:22What'd you find?

00:22:25Mr. Sterling.

00:22:26We located the medical records from the Kentucky accident three years ago.

00:22:29It was a private rural clinic, so the files were buried in the county hospital archives.

00:22:33The doctor confirmed everything.

00:22:35A local girl happened to pass by and used a family-taughted emergency method to keep you alive.

00:22:39She stopped the bleeding and stayed with you until the ambulance showed up.

00:22:42The girl's name was...

00:22:43Daisy Miller.

00:22:52Hey, hey, stay with me.

00:22:54Come on.

00:22:55Don't do this.

00:22:56Please, wake up.

00:22:58Please.

00:22:59So it really was her.

00:23:01The woman I've been looking for all these years was right there the whole time.

00:23:07Daisy, you have no idea what just happened.

00:23:10The whole company's talking about you right now.

00:23:12The CEO fired that snobby Jackson because of you, and he straight up told everyone the ring was his gift

00:23:17to you.

00:23:19Chloe, he was just just protecting the company's image.

00:23:24There's someone he's been looking for, for three years.

00:23:28Someone who actually matters to him.

00:23:31I'm just the contract wife who happened to be here.

00:23:34Marcus.

00:23:35Yes, sir.

00:23:37Tomorrow's Daisy's birthday, right?

00:23:39Yes, sir.

00:23:40Good.

00:23:40I want tomorrow night's banquet ready, and I want a birthday gift prepared for Daisy.

00:23:44Something unforgeable.

00:23:45Something the whole city will remember.

00:23:46Daisy, this time, I've got you.

00:23:52Happy birthday, Daisy.

00:23:55Wait, you knew it was my birthday?

00:23:59Open it.

00:24:00Go on.

00:24:06Oh, my God.

00:24:09Is this an 18th century fiddle?

00:24:12It's incredible.

00:24:14It's really beautiful.

00:24:16But I don't play anymore.

00:24:19Why?

00:24:25Years ago.

00:24:26Small town girl thinks she can win?

00:24:28You got caught flirting with a judge, didn't you?

00:24:30Pathetic.

00:24:31No, that's not true.

00:24:32I didn't do anything.

00:24:36After that, everyone one back home knew.

00:24:40I was the girl who cheated to win.

00:24:43Three conservatories pulled my admission.

00:24:45Just like that, everything was gone.

00:24:50Daisy.

00:24:52I don't buy it.

00:24:53Not for a second.

00:24:55My grandfather chose you.

00:24:57He knew people.

00:24:58He wouldn't have trusted the wrong person.

00:25:00And I trust what I see.

00:25:01You're not that kind of person.

00:25:04So, yeah.

00:25:05I believe you.

00:25:15Mr. Sterling, we've got a serious problem.

00:25:20This better be worth it.

00:25:22Miss Victoria used the company seal without approval.

00:25:24She signed a performance bet agreement with Thorne Properties for the Hudson River Core land.

00:25:29The orchestra she hired just lost at Lincoln Center.

00:25:32Thorne is moving to seize the property.

00:25:35She did what?

00:25:37She gambled Sterling's most valuable land over a performance bet.

00:25:41Get the car ready.

00:25:43Now.

00:25:44Let's see if Thorne really thinks they can take what's mine.

00:25:52Victoria, this is your light of Manhattan.

00:25:55I've heard better music on a farm.

00:25:58Thorne, it was just a bad performance.

00:26:01They were off today, that's all.

00:26:02Off today?

00:26:03No, this is just bad.

00:26:06Stop embarrassing Sterling Group.

00:26:08In front of real European masters, this so-called American music is nothing but cheap noise.

00:26:15No soul, no class.

00:26:19Let me introduce you.

00:26:21Alistair, one of the greatest musical prodigies in the world.

00:26:24One string on his violin is worth more than your entire orchestra.

00:26:30Competing with musicians at this level is honestly beneath me.

00:26:34It's not over yet.

00:26:35The wage isn't finished.

00:26:36I'm from the Vance family, a real music family.

00:26:38I'll perform myself.

00:26:39Are you serious right now?

00:26:41The score is 0-3.

00:26:42The match is already over.

00:26:43No, I'm Julian Sterling's fiancée.

00:26:45I represent Sterling Group.

00:26:46If I beat Alistair, the Hudson River land stays with us.

00:26:49You want to challenge me, Miss Victoria?

00:26:52Your hands belong on a Chanel handbag, not a violin bow.

00:26:58You heard him.

00:27:00Stop humiliating yourself.

00:27:01The Hudson River property is mine now.

00:27:04Go tell Julian this.

00:27:06He didn't just lose a piece of land.

00:27:08He lost the Sterling family's pride in Manhattan.

00:27:11Manager, we lost.

00:27:12If Mr. Sterling finds out we're finished, he'll throw us out of New York.

00:27:16It's over.

00:27:17Julian is going to kill me.

00:27:27What was that?

00:27:28Did you see that?

00:27:29Did you see that?

00:27:35Julian, thank God you're here.

00:27:38Thorne's been completely unreasonable.

00:27:42Julian, the contract is clear.

00:27:44Your team already lost.

00:27:46Showing up now won't change anything.

00:27:48Thorne, apparently you struggle with reading as much as you do with taste.

00:27:53What's that supposed to mean?

00:27:53The wager agreement is very clear.

00:27:56The match only ends when one side has no one left who can compete.

00:28:01Your orchestra is already finished.

00:28:03Since this manager insists she comes from a prestigious musical family,

00:28:07and insists she can compete,

00:28:10then the match isn't over.

00:28:12Exactly!

00:28:13Thorne, do you even dare face me?

00:28:18Fine.

00:28:20Since Mr. Sterling is so eager to lose in person,

00:28:23I won't stop you.

00:28:24Victoria, go ahead.

00:28:27Watch closely, Daisy.

00:28:29This is what real high-class music looks like.

00:28:32Girls who spend their lives holding a mop

00:28:34don't belong on a stage like this.

00:28:36If I beat Alistin,

00:28:38I'll be the one who saves Sterling Groot.

00:28:41Julian will come back to me.

00:28:43He has to.

00:29:03Now that's the Vance family standard.

00:29:05At this speed, Alistin won't even get a chance to keep up.

00:29:09She's in top form today.

00:29:11That kind of jumping bow technique is insanely clean.

00:29:15No.

00:29:16This isn't right.

00:29:17She's going to lose.

00:29:19Daisy, do you even know what Paganati is?

00:29:20Keep your mouth shut and stop jinxing her.

00:29:22This is hilarious.

00:29:24A janner judging a professional violinist?

00:29:26You probably can't even read sheet mazel.

00:29:29Why do you think she's going to lose?

00:29:30She's rushing.

00:29:31She's sped up to dominate the tempo,

00:29:33but now her breathing and finger control are out of sync.

00:29:35She's forcing the rhythm.

00:29:36She won't last much longer.

00:29:37That's all you've got?

00:29:38Then let's end this.

00:29:45Don't force it!

00:29:46Manager, push through!

00:29:48Finish it!

00:30:06Yeah, I figured.

00:30:12Bravo!

00:30:14Absolutely brilliant.

00:30:16Julian, that was easily the most expensive train wreck I've ever seen.

00:30:20Julian, I didn't mean for this to happen.

00:30:24The string snapped.

00:30:25I couldn't control it.

00:30:27Take a good look, everyone.

00:30:30This is Julian Sterling, New York's so-called undefeated legend,

00:30:35losing his own game in front of the entire city.

00:30:38Honestly, it's almost poetic.

00:30:40From today on, Julian, your Manhattan myth is officially over.

00:30:46Against real European masters,

00:30:48your American music sounds like background noise in a burger jump.

00:30:51Cheap, loud, disposable.

00:30:53Alistair, tell them what real music sounds like.

00:30:55With training like this, I'm not surprised Miss Victoria performed the way she did.

00:30:59All flash, no depth, no soul.

00:31:01Exactly.

00:31:03American music is a joke.

00:31:05You people belong playing country tunes on some dusty farm,

00:31:08not performing at Lincoln Center.

00:31:11This place isn't for amateurs with money.

00:31:14It's for people like me.

00:31:16Mr. Thorne, you really should stop talking.

00:31:24You've got to be kidding me.

00:31:26A Janner stepping up here?

00:31:28Daisy, have you lost your mind?

00:31:30Haven't we embarrassed ourselves enough already?

00:31:33Who do you think you are?

00:31:35Go back to cleaning bathrooms.

00:31:37This isn't your place.

00:31:40Mr. Sterling, Sterling Group's reputation shouldn't be dragged through the mud by people like him.

00:31:45And what American music is, isn't for him to decide.

00:31:47Daisy, what are you planning to do?

00:31:51Let me play.

00:32:02Miss Daisy, your violin.

00:32:07Julian!

00:32:08That soul of Amber, you actually gave it to this nobody?

00:32:11Seriously, manager, what a waste.

00:32:13You can dress something up all you want, it doesn't change what it is.

00:32:16Hold it tight, poor girl.

00:32:17Snap one string and you'll spend your whole life paying it off.

00:32:20Julian, are you actually serious?

00:32:23You're betting Prime Manhattan land on a Janner's performance?

00:32:27Thorne, listen carefully.

00:32:28I'm listening.

00:32:30Final round.

00:32:31If Daisy loses, the land is yours.

00:32:33I'll sign the transfer on the spot.

00:32:35No backing out.

00:32:35Look at her.

00:32:36She's about to pass out from fear.

00:32:42Daisy, look at me.

00:32:44Don't be afraid.

00:32:45I trust you.

00:32:52Hey.

00:32:53What now?

00:32:53You here to beg?

00:32:54Let's change the rules.

00:32:55Both orchestras play.

00:32:56Together.

00:32:57If you want to embarrass yourself even more, be my guest.

00:33:06Guys, drop the sheet music.

00:33:08Wait, what?

00:33:09Follow my lead.

00:33:10Play your anger.

00:33:11Let it all out through the strings.

00:33:13What was that?

00:33:27What the hell is this?

00:33:31Is that real?

00:33:36Hey, move with it.

00:33:37Don't just stand there like statues.

00:33:52This is insane.

00:33:54That's not even real music.

00:33:56No.

00:33:57That's exactly what real music sounds like.

00:34:19I did it.

00:34:33Sir?

00:34:34Miss Daisy, I owe you an apology.

00:34:37I was wrong about you.

00:34:39Your music has life in it.

00:34:41Alistair!

00:34:42What the hell are you doing?

00:34:43You're just gonna hand her the win?

00:34:45Mr. Thorne, art isn't a business deal.

00:34:48There's no winning or losing.

00:34:50Only truth.

00:34:51And today, her music spoke louder than mine.

00:34:54I accept.

00:34:56Well, Thorne, looks like the deal stands.

00:34:59That land?

00:34:59You're not getting anywhere near it.

00:35:01Julian, you really think this is over?

00:35:03For today?

00:35:04Yeah, it is.

00:35:07We're leaving.

00:35:08No.

00:35:09This can't be real.

00:35:11How could someone like her be a genius?

00:35:17What was that?

00:35:18Did you see her?

00:35:19Did you see her?

00:35:22Ladies and gentlemen, this is Sterling Group's Pride.

00:35:31Thank you, Julian.

00:35:33Thank you, Julian.

00:35:35You saved us today.

00:35:37You're the hero here.

00:35:44Victoria, you used the company seal without authorization and signed a private betting agreement.

00:35:49If Daisy hadn't stepped in, Sterling Group would have lost a billion dollars overnight.

00:35:55Julian, I was trying to help you take down Thorne.

00:35:58No.

00:35:59You were trying to help yourself.

00:36:02Effective immediately, you're terminated.

00:36:04Go to HR and pick up your severance package.

00:36:16I have an announcement.

00:36:18Victoria has been terminated for serious misconduct.

00:36:22The position of marketing director is now vacant.

00:36:25Mr. Sterling, I believe Miss Daisy proved her leadership and crisis management skills at Lincoln Center.

00:36:30She's the strongest candidate for this role.

00:36:32I second that.

00:36:33Daisy would be perfect for it.

00:36:34Me?

00:36:34No, I can't.

00:36:35I'm just a janitor.

00:36:37I wouldn't even know where to begin.

00:36:39$50,000 a month.

00:36:40Wait.

00:36:41Did you just say $50,000?

00:36:46Base salary.

00:36:47$50,000 a month?

00:36:49Dad's medical treater would finally be covered.

00:36:52Mr. Sterling?

00:36:54I can do this.

00:36:55I'm in.

00:37:02Daisy, look at this place.

00:37:04This is literally the fanciest hotel in New York.

00:37:06Don't you think this is a little over the top?

00:37:08I feel like everyone's staring at me.

00:37:10Of course they are.

00:37:11The CEO threw this whole celebration just for you.

00:37:13Half the company's dying of jealousy right now.

00:37:15Tonight, you're the queen of Manhattan.

00:37:19Daisy, congratulations.

00:37:20Youngest marketing manager in Sterling Group history.

00:37:23That's pretty damn impressive.

00:37:25Caleb, what are you doing here?

00:37:27I wanted to give you this.

00:37:28A little promotion gift.

00:37:29I know things are different now,

00:37:31but I just wanted to show you how proud I am of you.

00:37:35Caleb, they're beautiful,

00:37:36but I really can't accept something this expensive.

00:37:40So what, now that you're a big-shot manager,

00:37:43you can't take a gift from a security guy?

00:37:45Come on, you know that's not it at all.

00:37:48Thank you, Caleb.

00:37:50Honestly, if it weren't for you,

00:37:51I wouldn't even be standing here tonight.

00:37:53I'd still be back in Tucky,

00:37:54stressing over farm bills and wondering how to make ends meet.

00:37:57Of course, Daisy.

00:38:01Who is he?

00:38:02Head of security.

00:38:03Caleb, he's from the same hometown as Miss Daisy.

00:38:06Same hometown?

00:38:07They seem pretty close.

00:38:26Daisy, what's up with the boss tonight?

00:38:28He looks like he's in a terrible mood.

00:38:29Your guess is as good as mine.

00:38:31Guys like him are hard to read.

00:38:35I don't want to sleep.

00:38:37Where's the champagne?

00:38:40You again.

00:38:41Huh?

00:38:42Oh, it's you.

00:38:44Mr. Ice Cold CEO.

00:38:46Wait, hold on.

00:38:48Wow, Julian, are these actually real?

00:38:52Oh, wow, these are nice.

00:38:54Daisy, you really shouldn't be doing this.

00:38:57Just let me check again.

00:38:58One more time, please.

00:39:14Daisy, you asked for this.

00:39:38Okay, I'm fine.

00:39:40I'm fine.

00:39:43I'm fine.

00:39:44Daisy?

00:39:45Daisy, you're up already?

00:39:46Yeah.

00:39:47I sobered up pretty early and headed home.

00:39:49Then I realized I left something here, so I came back to grab it.

00:39:52You went home?

00:39:52That makes sense.

00:39:54I brought you soup last night and knocked on your door forever, but no one answered.

00:39:57Yeah.

00:40:00Oh, damn it.

00:40:03What the hell happened last night?

00:40:05Sir, the car is ready for your trip to the office.

00:40:07Last night?

00:40:09Who brought me back here?

00:40:10The celebration got pretty chaotic, sir.

00:40:12I was handling the aftermath with the hotel staff and didn't see who escorted you upstairs.

00:40:16Would you like me to pull the security footage to check?

00:40:19No.

00:40:20Whatever happened last night stays quiet.

00:40:22I don't want any rumors spreading around the company.

00:40:24Understood, sir.

00:40:28Sir, this appears to belong to a lady.

00:40:34An earring.

00:40:39Daisy, was that you last night?

00:40:43Sir, there's a critical issue with the London acquisition.

00:40:46The team on the ground needs your immediate input.

00:40:48We need to leave right away.

00:40:57Get the jet ready.

00:40:58We're leaving now.

00:40:59What about Miss Daisy?

00:40:59Should we inform her you're leaving?

00:41:01She stays in New York.

00:41:03She just made manager.

00:41:04Time to prove she earned the title.

00:41:09Daisy, that's the third time this week.

00:41:12Your stomach's been acting up non-stop.

00:41:13Are you sure you're okay?

00:41:15Here, take this.

00:41:15It helped me when I had food poisonous last month.

00:41:18It won't help.

00:41:19I've tried everything.

00:41:20I can't keep anything down, not even water.

00:41:24You're throwing up like crazy.

00:41:26Don't tell me you're pregnant or something.

00:41:34Oh, God.

00:41:36I'm pregnant.

00:41:38Would he even want you?

00:41:40Would he even care?

00:41:43Manager Daisy, the CEO has landed back in New York.

00:41:47He's back?

00:41:49Yes, ma'am.

00:41:50He's in his top floor office now, and he wants you there immediately.

00:41:56Manager Daisy, it's been a month.

00:41:58You look different.

00:42:03I've just been adjusting to the new position, sir.

00:42:06Still getting used to everything.

00:42:08The workload, the team, all of it.

00:42:11Is that so?

00:42:14Because it feels like you've been avoiding me.

00:42:17Every email, every report.

00:42:19You keep things as impersonal as possible.

00:42:30Sir, I read something in the news recently.

00:42:32It got me thinking.

00:42:33Go ahead.

00:42:34I'm listening.

00:42:35A woman got pregnant by a billionaire by accident.

00:42:38No strings attached, just a one-night thing.

00:42:42What do you think a man like that would do?

00:42:46Would he step up?

00:42:48Or walk away?

00:42:51Daisy, I've seen that story more times than I can count.

00:42:55Women trying to trap rich men with a baby.

00:42:57Hoping for a payout.

00:42:59A title.

00:43:00A spot in their lives.

00:43:04It's predictable.

00:43:06Pathetic, even.

00:43:07And if it were real?

00:43:09If it wasn't a trap?

00:43:10If it was just an accident?

00:43:12What would you do?

00:43:13Be honest.

00:43:15Listen to me.

00:43:17There's no place in my life for accidents.

00:43:19No room for mistakes.

00:43:21No time for distractions.

00:43:23Unless it's with the woman I love.

00:43:26Someone I chose.

00:43:27Someone I want to build a life with.

00:43:29No one is having my child.

00:43:31Not now.

00:43:32Not ever.

00:43:33And if something like that ever happened.

00:43:35If some woman tried to tie me down with that kind of situation.

00:43:38I'd bring an end to it immediately.

00:43:40I wouldn't let it go further at all.

00:43:43I'd make sure it never became a problem.

00:43:45The woman he loves.

00:43:47That's the only one who matters to him.

00:43:50To him.

00:43:51You're just an accident.

00:43:52A mistake he'd erase without a second thought.

00:43:55But you're not a mistake.

00:43:57Not to me.

00:43:59It's okay baby.

00:44:01I won't let him find out.

00:44:03I'll protect you no matter what.

00:44:04Even if it means hiding this from him forever.

00:44:10Daisy.

00:44:12You recognize this don't you?

00:44:19Someone left it in my bed after the celebration.

00:44:23Next morning she was gone before sunrise.

00:44:28Vanished without a word like she was never there.

00:44:30Tell me Daisy.

00:44:32Why leave in such a hurry?

00:44:34Afraid of what might happen if you stayed?

00:44:36Sir.

00:44:38I think you've got the wrong person.

00:44:40Do I?

00:44:41Because your reaction says otherwise.

00:44:44I drank too much that night.

00:44:45Chloe took me home.

00:44:46She can tell you that.

00:44:48And the earring.

00:44:49Sure.

00:44:50It looks similar.

00:44:51But pieces like that are a dime a dozen in New York.

00:44:55It could belong to anyone.

00:44:58Sounds like you had quite a night sir.

00:45:01Not even knowing who you woke up next to.

00:45:03Must be nice.

00:45:06If there's nothing else.

00:45:07I should get back to work.

00:45:08My team is waiting for me.

00:45:17Damn it.

00:45:19Sir?

00:45:21Is everything alright?

00:45:22Marcus.

00:45:23Find her.

00:45:25Find who sir?

00:45:25Pull every security feed from the celebration night.

00:45:28Every hallway.

00:45:29Every elevator.

00:45:30Every entrance and exit in the hotel.

00:45:32I want to see every person who came near my suite.

00:45:36Check all hotel access logs too.

00:45:38Who used key cards.

00:45:39Who was signed in as a guest.

00:45:40Who had access to the presidential floor.

00:45:44If it wasn't Daisy.

00:45:46Then someone planned this.

00:45:48Someone snuck into my room.

00:45:49Left that earring and vanished.

00:45:51Trying to mess with me.

00:45:53Or worse.

00:45:54Find the woman who got into my room.

00:45:56Find her.

00:45:57And don't stop until you do.

00:45:59And when you do.

00:46:01Make sure she regrets ever crossing me.

00:46:04Make sure she pays for playing games with me.

00:46:06Understood sir.

00:46:07I'll start immediately.

00:46:13Sir.

00:46:14Miss Daisy didn't look too good when she left just now.

00:46:17She seemed tense.

00:46:19Pale even.

00:46:20Should we maybe talk to her?

00:46:22Clear things up before this gets any more complicated?

00:46:24Clear up what?

00:46:25That I don't even know who the woman was in my bed that night?

00:46:28I just mean.

00:46:30If you keep investigating this quietly.

00:46:32She might get the wrong idea.

00:46:34Listen to me Marcus.

00:46:36Daisy cannot find out about this investigation.

00:46:38Not yet.

00:46:39But sir.

00:46:40Secrets like this don't stay hidden forever.

00:46:42Once I review all the surveillance from that night.

00:46:44And track down the woman who set me up.

00:46:46Who left that earring and vanished.

00:46:48I'll tell Daisy everything myself.

00:46:50I'll explain.

00:46:51But until then.

00:46:52Watch what you say.

00:46:54Don't mention the investigation to anyone.

00:46:56Yes sir.

00:46:57I won't say a word.

00:46:59Miss Victoria.

00:47:00Please don't upset yourself.

00:47:02Mr. Julian must have been fooled by that country girl.

00:47:04Daisy.

00:47:05She's just a lucky nobody.

00:47:07He'll come to his senses sooner or later.

00:47:09And regret pushing you away.

00:47:11Tiffany.

00:47:12How long have you been working with me?

00:47:14How long have you been by my side?

00:47:16Almost three years now Miss Victoria.

00:47:19I've always thought you were smarter than Daisy.

00:47:21Sharper.

00:47:21More capable.

00:47:22And far more refined.

00:47:23You deserve better than being stuck as a low level assistant.

00:47:26You're too kind Miss Victoria.

00:47:28I just try to do my best.

00:47:29Someone like Daisy doesn't belong in that manager's office.

00:47:32She's a farm girl with no class.

00:47:34No connections.

00:47:35No idea how the corporate world works.

00:47:38That position should have been yours from the start.

00:47:43You've earned it.

00:47:45Mine?

00:47:46I could be marketing manager?

00:47:47If you can push Daisy out of Sterling Group.

00:47:50Make her disappear from Manhattan.

00:47:51Make her too embarrassed or too scared to come back.

00:47:53I'll use every family connection I have on the board to back you as the next marketing manager.

00:48:00You really mean that?

00:48:02We're the same kind of people Tiffany.

00:48:04You and me.

00:48:05We understand how this world works.

00:48:07We know that to get what you want, you have to fight for it.

00:48:13I get it.

00:48:14I'll make sure she crashes hard on the way down.

00:48:17Good.

00:48:18She's a stain on Sterling Group and on Julian.

00:48:24Daisy, let's see how long you can stay proud.

00:48:34Daisy, you need to see this.

00:48:35The company forum is blowing up.

00:48:37People are saying the CEO is secretly married and his wife is some mysterious high society woman from Europe.

00:48:45Office gossip.

00:48:46You actually buy that nonsense?

00:48:48Why wouldn't I?

00:48:49A guy like Julian?

00:48:50Top of the food chair, handsome, loaded.

00:48:52What kind of woman do you think could actually lock him down?

00:48:55Come on, Daisy.

00:48:56You've been around him a lot lately.

00:48:58Way more than anyone else.

00:49:00You really haven't noticed anything?

00:49:01Any little clues?

00:49:03A ring?

00:49:04A secret call?

00:49:05Something?

00:49:06I focus on work.

00:49:07Nothing else.

00:49:08The CEO's personal life isn't any of my business.

00:49:10Yeah, figures.

00:49:12People like him live in a whole different world from us.

00:49:15We can only guess.

00:49:18Well, look who it is.

00:49:20Our so-called violin genius.

00:49:22Turned marketing manager.

00:49:24Turned whatever you're trying to be now.

00:49:27Still making your own coffee even after becoming a manager?

00:49:30What's wrong?

00:49:31Miss being the janitor already?

00:49:33Miss scrubbing floors and cleaning after everyone else?

00:49:37If you spent half this energy on your work instead of running your mouth, last quarter's reports wouldn't be such

00:49:43a disaster.

00:49:44You might actually be useful around here.

00:49:47Daisy, playing some ordinary songs in a busy station doesn't make you special.

00:49:52Girls like you, ambitious, without background or connections, trying to get close to the CEO just to move up faster,

00:49:59climb into his bed?

00:50:00Sounds like something you'd know more about than me.

00:50:03You've been practically drooling over him since you started working here.

00:50:07Say that again!

00:50:08I dare you!

00:50:10Victoria's gone.

00:50:11Fired, remember?

00:50:12Now you're just a stray dog barking in the hallway trying to pick up her scraps?

00:50:17Or are you planning to follow her out the door next?

00:50:20Because that's where you're headed if you keep wasting company time on this.

00:50:23You're nothing but lucky.

00:50:25A lucky nobody who got a handout.

00:50:27You really think Julian cares about you?

00:50:30There's a woman he's been looking for his whole life.

00:50:32The one who saved him when he was a kid.

00:50:35She's the only person he'll ever love.

00:50:37The only one who matters.

00:50:38You don't even register.

00:50:41To him, you're nothing.

00:50:43Not even close.

00:50:45What the hell is going on in here?

00:50:55Tiffany.

00:50:56Did Sterling Group hire you to start fights in the break room?

00:50:59To harass your superiors?

00:51:00Mr. Julian, I was just discussing work with Manager Daisy.

00:51:04It wasn't a fight, I swear.

00:51:05Discussing work?

00:51:06Is that what you call it?

00:51:09Marcus.

00:51:10Yes, sir.

00:51:11Cut her entire bonus for this month.

00:51:13No exceptions.

00:51:14And if I hear this kind of talk again,

00:51:16if I see you so much as look at Daisy the wrong way,

00:51:19she's done here.

00:51:20Fired.

00:51:20No second chances.

00:51:21Understood?

00:51:22Yes.

00:51:23Sir.

00:51:24I understand.

00:51:25I'm sorry.

00:51:37This is impossible.

00:51:38There are millions of women in New York.

00:51:41How am I supposed to find one woman with just an earring?

00:51:43Cinderella loses one earring,

00:51:45and I'm the poor guy stuck searching the whole city for her.

00:51:48This is ridiculous.

00:51:50Cinderella?

00:51:51So the CEO is looking for a woman,

00:51:54and that earring is the only clue.

00:51:56Looks like fate just handed me an opportunity.

00:51:58Mrs. Sterling.

00:52:00That position is mine.

00:52:08Oh.

00:52:12Stop.

00:52:13Mr. Julian?

00:52:14Did you call me?

00:52:15I'm so sorry.

00:52:16I dropped these.

00:52:17I wasn't paying attention.

00:52:19That earring.

00:52:20Where did you get it?

00:52:21It was a gift.

00:52:23From some very important to me.

00:52:25Someone I'll never forget.

00:52:31Out.

00:52:34Mr. Julian,

00:52:35I don't understand.

00:52:36It's me.

00:52:52Marcus,

00:52:53you're sure about this?

00:52:54The woman who got into my room that night

00:52:56was really her?

00:52:58The earring matches exactly, sir.

00:52:59It's identical to the one we found in your suite.

00:53:01There's no other reasonable explanation.

00:53:02Figures.

00:53:02A woman like that,

00:53:03desperate, greedy,

00:53:04clawing for power,

00:53:05would do anything to climb the corporate ladder

00:53:06to lie to someone like me.

00:53:07Cheap ambition all into my room base

00:53:08that a single night of carelessness

00:53:09would be enough to trap me?

00:53:11What a joke.

00:53:11Pathetic, really.

00:53:12Listen carefully, Marcus.

00:53:14Contact the best private hospital in the city.

00:53:16Make the arrangements.

00:53:17No questions asked.

00:53:18If she's pregnant,

00:53:19if she's stupid enough to try that tired,

00:53:20cheap trick,

00:53:21I want it handled.

00:53:22Immediately.

00:53:22No delays,

00:53:23no excuses.

00:53:24Sir.

00:53:24If she asks for compensation,

00:53:26if she demands a settlement,

00:53:27then give her the money.

00:53:28Write whatever check she wants,

00:53:29$10,000, $100,000 more.

00:53:30Just get her out of New York.

00:53:32Get her as far away from me as possible

00:53:33and make sure she never comes back.

00:53:35I don't want it kept.

00:53:36Not for a second.

00:53:37Understood?

00:53:39Cheap,

00:53:40dirty,

00:53:42disposable,

00:53:43a gold-digging liar.

00:53:45So this is what I am to you.

00:53:48Just someone you can use for one night,

00:53:51then erase whenever you want.

00:53:59I won't let you touch him.

00:54:01I won't let you hurt my baby.

00:54:09Well,

00:54:09well,

00:54:10Manager Daisy.

00:54:11You look like you've seen a ghost.

00:54:15Mr. Julian just called me into his office,

00:54:17asked me a lot of very personal questions.

00:54:19Looks like that manager title of yours

00:54:21is about to go to someone with a little more value.

00:54:23Someone who actually matters to the CEO.

00:54:26See this?

00:54:27This is what the boss has been looking for.

00:54:29The clue to the woman from that night.

00:54:30Daisy,

00:54:31you probably wouldn't even get close to jewelry like this in your lifetime.

00:54:34You're just a farm girl after all.

00:54:35Tiffany,

00:54:36you really think a fake piece of jewelry is going to win you his heart?

00:54:39You have no idea what kind of abyss you're walking into.

00:54:42Julian isn't someone you can manipulate.

00:54:44Abyss?

00:54:44Still better than being a person like you.

00:54:46Someone who never even got through the door.

00:54:48You think he cares about you?

00:54:49You're just a temporary toy to him.

00:54:50When I become Mrs. Sterling,

00:54:52I'll personally send you back to your little Kentucky farm to feed pigs.

00:54:55You'll never set foot in Manhattan again.

00:54:58Mrs. Sterling.

00:54:59Good luck with that.

00:55:01Hope you keep smiling this confidently when you realize what you've gotten yourself into.

00:55:08So Julian got the wrong person.

00:55:10He thinks Tiffany was the one in his room that night.

00:55:12The one who left the earring.

00:55:13The one he's been searching for.

00:55:15So that's the truth.

00:55:16Because he thinks it's Tiffany's baby.

00:55:18He can destroy it without even blinking.

00:55:21In his world,

00:55:22people like us don't matter.

00:55:23Not even our lives.

00:55:26Nothing is more important than the Sterling name than his pride.

00:55:31Tiffany,

00:55:32this is the last time I'm asking.

00:55:35August 11th,

00:55:35the night of the company celebration.

00:55:37Was it you in my hotel room?

00:55:39Yes,

00:55:39Mr. Julian.

00:55:40It was me.

00:55:40I was so nervous that night.

00:55:42I left before you woke up because I thought you might not remember me or that you'd regret it.

00:55:46Then tell me something.

00:55:47Something only the woman from that night would know.

00:55:50What do you remember about me that night?

00:55:51Anything specific?

00:55:54I, uh,

00:55:55you're in great shape.

00:55:57Strong.

00:55:57Very,

00:55:58very charming.

00:55:59I was so overwhelmed by you.

00:56:02You really like

00:56:03this perfume.

00:56:07The floral one.

00:56:09Chlorine,

00:56:09clying,

00:56:10overbearing.

00:56:12It makes me sick.

00:56:14Mr. Julian,

00:56:15it's the latest limited edition.

00:56:17That room didn't smell like this.

00:56:18The woman from that night smelled like jasmine.

00:56:21Soft,

00:56:21subtle,

00:56:21nothing like this overdone garbage.

00:56:24Look at it.

00:56:25Really look.

00:56:26Top jewelry expert already checked it.

00:56:28Hand cut.

00:56:29One of a kind.

00:56:30South African deep sea diamond.

00:56:35And yours?

00:56:37Cheap motionite.

00:56:38Fake.

00:56:38Not even the same material.

00:56:41You thought this would fool me?

00:56:43Mr. Julian,

00:56:44please.

00:56:44I was wrong.

00:56:45I'm so sorry.

00:56:46It wasn't my idea.

00:56:48It was Victoria.

00:56:48She told me to do it.

00:56:50Please,

00:56:51give me another chance.

00:56:52I'll do anything.

00:56:53You tried to get into my bed,

00:56:55lied to my face,

00:56:57and play me like an idiot.

00:57:00That takes guts.

00:57:01I'll give you that.

00:57:03Marcus.

00:57:04Yes, sir.

00:57:05Call every headhunter in New York.

00:57:07Every investment firm,

00:57:08every corporate recruiter,

00:57:10every agency.

00:57:11Even bars and clubs,

00:57:13diners,

00:57:13anywhere that hires people.

00:57:16No!

00:57:17Mr. Julian!

00:57:18Please!

00:57:19You can't do this to me!

00:57:21I have nowhere to go!

00:57:23If it wasn't her,

00:57:24then where the hell is the woman from that night?

00:57:27Who was she?

00:57:28And why did she leave?

00:57:32Mr. Julian,

00:57:33please!

00:57:34Don't blacklist me!

00:57:35I'm begging you!

00:57:39Marcus.

00:57:40Get her out of here.

00:57:41I don't want to see her anywhere in this building again.

00:57:55That earring.

00:57:56Why does Mr. Julian have it?

00:58:06Daisy!

00:58:07Hey, what's wrong?

00:58:08You look really pale.

00:58:08I'm okay, Caleb.

00:58:10Just didn't sleep much last night.

00:58:12Daisy,

00:58:12the earrings I gave you,

00:58:13did you lose one?

00:58:14I just saw it in the CEO's office.

00:58:16He really had it?

00:58:17That pair was custom-made,

00:58:18only one in New York.

00:58:19Took me six months of savings to get it.

00:58:21Why would Mr. Julian have it?

00:58:22Is he giving you trouble?

00:58:22If she's pregnant,

00:58:23handle it immediately.

00:58:24I'm sorry, Caleb.

00:58:26I lost it.

00:58:27I really didn't mean to.

00:58:29Hey,

00:58:29it's okay.

00:58:31It's just an earring.

00:58:32Don't cry.

00:58:33As long as you're safe,

00:58:34that's all that matters.

00:58:39Caleb,

00:58:41who the hell do you think you are?

00:58:49Julian!

00:58:50Have you lost it?

00:58:51Let go of me!

00:58:52Daisy,

00:58:53have I been too easy on you,

00:58:55hugging a security guard in the lobby

00:58:56in front of the entire company?

00:58:58Caleb is not a security guard.

00:58:59He's family.

00:59:00Mr. Sterling,

00:59:00you're crossing a line.

00:59:01Family.

00:59:02Since when does family hold each other like that?

00:59:04Don't forget who you are, Daisy.

00:59:06You're Mrs. Sterling,

00:59:07my wife.

00:59:08Contract wife.

00:59:09That's all I am.

00:59:11So show some boundaries, Julian.

00:59:18Mr. Caleb,

00:59:19we should talk.

00:59:20Daisy isn't someone you should be pursuing.

00:59:23I know what you're implying.

00:59:24Yeah,

00:59:25I like Daisy.

00:59:26Always have,

00:59:27since we were kids.

00:59:28Then keep your distance.

00:59:29She only sees me as a brother.

00:59:32She's suffered enough

00:59:33since coming to New York.

00:59:34I just want to protect her.

00:59:38I don't know what CEO

00:59:39is trying to pull,

00:59:41but if he uses those earrings

00:59:42I gave Daisy

00:59:43to embarrass her or hurt her,

00:59:45I won't let it happen.

00:59:47Hold on.

00:59:48Earrings?

00:59:49What earrings?

00:59:52Mr. Sterling!

00:59:53We found something!

00:59:56Get out.

00:59:57The earring!

00:59:58It was Caleb's promotion gift to Daisy.

01:00:01Custom made.

01:00:02One of a kind.

01:00:04Caleb admitted it himself.

01:00:06Daisy is the woman from that night.

01:00:11It's her.

01:00:13It was her all along.

01:00:19You wanted to see me?

01:00:21Daisy,

01:00:22are you still going to deny it?

01:00:24I don't know what you mean.

01:00:25Caleb told me.

01:00:27Custom made.

01:00:28One pair in the whole city.

01:00:29August 11th.

01:00:30The woman in my room,

01:00:31that was you.

01:00:31It's always been you,

01:00:32isn't it?

01:00:34I thought it was just a mistake.

01:00:35It didn't have to mean anything.

01:00:36Then why'd you run?

01:00:37Why let me go crazy

01:00:38looking for you

01:00:39and not say a word?

01:00:40Daisy,

01:00:42I've been searching for you

01:00:43this whole time.

01:00:44The woman I love,

01:00:45it's always been you.

01:00:47Which one is real?

01:00:48The man standing in front of me

01:00:49or the one who wanted

01:00:51to get rid of my baby?

01:00:52Julian,

01:00:53don't.

01:00:53I can't do this.

01:00:54I'm a mess right now.

01:00:55You say you love me,

01:00:56but do you even know

01:00:57what you were looking for?

01:00:58If I was just some ordinary girl

01:01:00or worse,

01:01:01a problem,

01:01:01would you still feel this way?

01:01:03Daisy,

01:01:03what are you talking about?

01:01:04You're you,

01:01:05my wife.

01:01:05That's all that matters.

01:01:06No.

01:01:08I don't buy it.

01:01:09This,

01:01:09whatever this is,

01:01:10it's too fast.

01:01:11It freaks me out.

01:01:13I don't even know

01:01:14if tomorrow

01:01:14you'll go right back

01:01:15to being that cold,

01:01:16distant CEO again.

01:01:29Julian,

01:01:30do you actually love me?

01:01:32Or is this just

01:01:34because of that night?

01:01:35Daisy,

01:01:36look at me.

01:01:36From the moment

01:01:37you walked into my life,

01:01:38there's been no one else.

01:01:40not before,

01:01:41not now,

01:01:42not ever.

01:01:45I love you.

01:01:49Not out of obligation,

01:01:51not because of some deal,

01:01:53just because you're you.

01:01:56Mr. Sterling,

01:01:57I was just dropping off

01:01:58some files.

01:01:58Yeah,

01:01:59files,

01:01:59right.

01:02:00We were just,

01:02:01uh,

01:02:01checking in on something

01:02:02work-related.

01:02:03I pay you to do your jobs,

01:02:05not to lurk outside my office.

01:02:07Sterling,

01:02:07we'll go right now.

01:02:08Don't let it happen again.

01:02:09If I hear one word,

01:02:11one rumor

01:02:11about what goes on in here,

01:02:13you can collect your final

01:02:13paycheck from finance.

01:02:17Did you hear that?

01:02:19He said Daisy's

01:02:20the only one for him.

01:02:21That was basically

01:02:22a love confession.

01:02:23I'm telling you,

01:02:24something about her.

01:02:25She keeps it low-key,

01:02:26but still,

01:02:27what if she's actually

01:02:28his wife?

01:02:29You know,

01:02:29the one no one's ever seen.

01:02:31Please,

01:02:32a nobody like her?

01:02:33She didn't get there

01:02:34by accident.

01:02:35Seriously?

01:02:36That's enough.

01:02:37You've seen how hard

01:02:38Daisy works.

01:02:39She earned her spot.

01:02:40Chloe,

01:02:41of course you'd defend her.

01:02:42But this whole

01:02:43secret wife thing,

01:02:44so what if it's real?

01:02:45If you're that jealous,

01:02:46go get the boss

01:02:46to confess to you.

01:02:48If Daisy is Mrs. Sterling,

01:02:50then yeah,

01:02:51she deserves it.

01:02:52Daisy,

01:02:53I don't know

01:02:54what's really going on

01:02:55with you and Mr. Sterling,

01:02:56but I'm on your side.

01:02:58Always.

01:02:59Always.

01:03:01Oh my God,

01:03:02did you hear?

01:03:03Mr. Sterling just confessed

01:03:04in his office.

01:03:05You're kidding.

01:03:05Then Daisy,

01:03:06she has to be the secret

01:03:07Mrs. Sterling.

01:03:07She really kept that

01:03:08under wraps.

01:03:09And Victoria,

01:03:09acting like she owned

01:03:10the place before,

01:03:11turns out she just

01:03:12made a fool of herself.

01:03:13Daisy,

01:03:14so it really is you.

01:03:16You actually took

01:03:17what's mine.

01:03:20Daisy,

01:03:20you two-faced snake.

01:03:22What did you do?

01:03:23What kind of dirty tricks

01:03:24did you pull

01:03:24to get into Julian's bed

01:03:25and steal the title

01:03:26of Mrs. Sterling?

01:03:27Victoria,

01:03:28this is the office.

01:03:29Pull yourself together.

01:03:29Pull myself together?

01:03:31You destroyed everything

01:03:32I had

01:03:33and you're telling

01:03:33me to calm down?

01:03:39Look at yourself,

01:03:40Victoria.

01:03:41It's honestly pathetic.

01:03:44What did you just say?

01:03:46You had everything.

01:03:47Status,

01:03:48looks,

01:03:48talent.

01:03:49Julian respected you,

01:03:51gave you more than enough.

01:03:52Shut up!

01:03:53And what did you do with it?

01:03:55You threw it all away

01:03:57over a man

01:03:57who doesn't even love you.

01:03:59Shut up!

01:03:59Who do you think you are?

01:04:00I'm not trying

01:04:01to teach you anything.

01:04:02That position

01:04:03you're so obsessed with?

01:04:06Once the divorce

01:04:07is finalized,

01:04:07it's yours.

01:04:08I'll walk away.

01:04:11I don't fight

01:04:12other women

01:04:12over a man.

01:04:14Especially not one

01:04:14who doesn't love you.

01:04:15Once you're gone,

01:04:17Julian will come back

01:04:17to me!

01:04:18Even if you take

01:04:19something that was

01:04:20never yours,

01:04:21taste it thesely

01:04:22around now instead me,

01:04:24how long do you think

01:04:25you can keep it?

01:04:27A Mrs. Sterling

01:04:28built on schemes?

01:04:30You really think

01:04:31you can hold on to that?

01:04:32You're shameless!

01:04:33I'll never let you

01:04:34get away with this!

01:04:38Daisy?

01:04:39Daisy,

01:04:40where are you?

01:04:41So what if you won

01:04:41that little argument?

01:04:42To Julian,

01:04:43you'll always be

01:04:44the cunning,

01:04:44bitter one.

01:04:47What are you doing?

01:04:48Watch and learn.

01:04:50This is how you

01:04:50play it right.

01:04:58Victoria!

01:05:00Julian,

01:05:01it hurts.

01:05:02It hurts so bad.

01:05:04Please,

01:05:04help me.

01:05:05Julian,

01:05:06it wasn't me.

01:05:07She jumped.

01:05:09I didn't push her,

01:05:10I swear.

01:05:11Just listen to me.

01:05:12Don't talk.

01:05:13Just stay with me.

01:05:15I've got you.

01:05:16I'm taking you

01:05:17to the hospital.

01:05:17Julian!

01:05:19I did it!

01:05:22Julian,

01:05:23so this is it?

01:05:25This is your

01:05:26no one else?

01:05:29Mr. Sterling,

01:05:30I'm afraid

01:05:31the situation

01:05:32isn't great.

01:05:33Miss Victoria

01:05:33has severe nerve damage

01:05:34in her right arm.

01:05:35She'll regain

01:05:36basic use,

01:05:37but playing the violin

01:05:38at a professional level

01:05:39again is very unlikely.

01:05:42Julian,

01:05:42I've spent 20 years

01:05:43on this.

01:05:44It's my whole life.

01:05:45It's all gone.

01:05:47What am I supposed

01:05:48to do now?

01:05:49No,

01:05:49no,

01:05:50my hand.

01:05:55Victoria,

01:05:56hey,

01:05:56calm down.

01:05:57I'll find the best

01:05:58specialist out there.

01:05:58We're not out of options yet.

01:06:00Calm down?

01:06:01How do you expect

01:06:02me to calm down?

01:06:03She did this.

01:06:04Daisy ruined me.

01:06:05She pushed me.

01:06:06She knew I'm a violinist.

01:06:08She wanted to destroy

01:06:09my hands.

01:06:10I'll say it one last time.

01:06:12I didn't push her.

01:06:13Daisy,

01:06:14stop.

01:06:15Look at the situation.

01:06:16Her arm's broken.

01:06:17Her career's over.

01:06:19So what?

01:06:20Now I'm the villain

01:06:21in your story?

01:06:22Victoria ended up

01:06:23like this because of us.

01:06:24Daisy,

01:06:25I'm asking you

01:06:26just apologize.

01:06:29Apologize?

01:06:30Julian,

01:06:31I didn't do it.

01:06:32And I'm not owning

01:06:33something I didn't do.

01:06:34She's lost everything.

01:06:35Is saying sorry

01:06:36really that hard?

01:06:37Yeah,

01:06:37it is.

01:06:38Because that's the last

01:06:39bit of self-respect

01:06:40I have left.

01:06:40I'm sorry,

01:06:41on Daisy's behalf.

01:06:42And I'll take full

01:06:43responsibility

01:06:43for what happens next.

01:06:44Take responsibility.

01:06:46Fine,

01:06:47Julian.

01:06:48Then spend the rest

01:06:49of your life

01:06:50doing exactly that.

01:06:56Mom,

01:06:57I'm coming home.

01:06:59Yeah,

01:06:59I shouldn't have

01:07:00come to New York.

01:07:01I don't belong here.

01:07:08Daisy,

01:07:09stop.

01:07:10We're not done talking.

01:07:12About what?

01:07:13How you're going to

01:07:14take care of your violinist?

01:07:15I'm trying to fix this.

01:07:16Victoria's not

01:07:17in a good place.

01:07:18I can't just leave

01:07:19her like that.

01:07:19Wow.

01:07:20Look at you.

01:07:21Mr. Responsible.

01:07:27Divorce papers.

01:07:28Signed.

01:07:29And a check.

01:07:30One hundred thousand.

01:07:31Divorce papers?

01:07:32Daisy,

01:07:33what are you doing?

01:07:35That money?

01:07:35I earned every

01:07:37cent at Sterling

01:07:37it's clean.

01:07:38What I owed you,

01:07:40consider it settled.

01:07:41From now on,

01:07:42I don't owe you anything.

01:07:44Not my life,

01:07:45not my heart.

01:07:48When did you do this?

01:07:50Piece by piece.

01:07:52When you chose

01:07:52to doubt me

01:07:53for her.

01:07:54When you didn't even

01:07:55hesitate to carry her away.

01:07:59When you asked me

01:08:00to apologize

01:08:01to that psycho.

01:08:05Daisy,

01:08:06get out.

01:08:06Let's go back

01:08:07to the office

01:08:07and talk this through.

01:08:08It's not what you think.

01:08:14Daisy.

01:08:18Mr. Sterling.

01:08:20Mr. Sterling,

01:08:20we got it.

01:08:22Hidden cam

01:08:23in the stairwell.

01:08:24Watch this.

01:08:25Victoria grabs

01:08:26Daisy's hand

01:08:26then throws herself

01:08:27backward

01:08:28on purpose.

01:08:29She did that

01:08:30to herself?

01:08:31She gambled

01:08:32her own hand

01:08:32just to set Daisy up?

01:08:33Yeah.

01:08:34And the doctor

01:08:35came clean.

01:08:35She paid him off.

01:08:36It's not serious.

01:08:37just a sprain.

01:08:39Damn it!

01:08:39I actually believed her.

01:08:41Where's Daisy?

01:08:42Where is she?

01:08:43We traced her ride.

01:08:43She's heading to JFK.

01:08:49Come on,

01:08:50pick up!

01:08:50Daisy,

01:08:51please!

01:08:52Just answer me!

01:08:56Sir,

01:08:57stop.

01:08:59Which gate?

01:09:00Tell me where she is!

01:09:01The flight to her hometown

01:09:02left ten minutes ago.

01:09:08I lost her.

01:09:11I'm the one

01:09:11who drove her away.

01:09:18Sir,

01:09:19we've got something.

01:09:22You find her?

01:09:23She didn't board.

01:09:24I checked every flight

01:09:25to Kentucky last night.

01:09:26She had a ticket

01:09:27but never made it

01:09:28to the gate.

01:09:28Didn't board.

01:09:30So she's not even

01:09:31going home.

01:09:32We don't know why yet,

01:09:33but I've got people

01:09:34checking all the major

01:09:35transit hops.

01:09:39I'm coming.

01:09:45Mr. Sterling!

01:09:46Morning!

01:09:47Chloe,

01:09:47you're thirty minutes late.

01:09:48I had a reason.

01:09:49I was with Daisy

01:09:50at the airport last night.

01:09:51We were there forever.

01:09:52I barely slept.

01:09:53You were with her?

01:09:57Where is she?

01:09:58Marcus said

01:09:59she didn't board.

01:09:59Why?

01:10:00Don't even ask.

01:10:02She passed out

01:10:02in the terminal.

01:10:03Couldn't wake her.

01:10:04By the time she woke up,

01:10:05the plane was already gone.

01:10:07Where is she now?

01:10:08She didn't want to pay

01:10:09to rebook.

01:10:11Said she'd rather

01:10:12send the money home.

01:10:15So,

01:10:15she's probably

01:10:16at the Greyhound station

01:10:17by now.

01:10:18Trying to switch

01:10:19to a bus.

01:10:21Greyhound station.

01:10:22Move.

01:10:23Yes, sir.

01:10:27Did he just get

01:10:28a second wind

01:10:29or something?

01:10:36Now arriving

01:10:38at Gate 6,

01:10:39New York.

01:10:47Julian?

01:10:48You really think

01:10:49you can just leave

01:10:50like that?

01:10:53Let go, Julian.

01:10:54I already signed

01:10:55the divorce papers.

01:10:58We're done.

01:11:00Done?

01:11:02Daisy,

01:11:02until I sign

01:11:03those papers,

01:11:04you're still

01:11:04Mrs. Sterling.

01:11:05No signature

01:11:06from me.

01:11:07No divorce.

01:11:09No resignation.

01:11:11None of it

01:11:12goes through.

01:11:12Hey,

01:11:13take it somewhere else.

01:11:14You're holding

01:11:14everyone up.

01:11:15You're getting on

01:11:16or not.

01:11:16We don't have all day.

01:11:17Move.

01:11:18I need to get on.

01:11:20Julian,

01:11:20stop this seriously.

01:11:23Last call.

01:11:24Either get on

01:11:24or I'm closing

01:11:25the doors.

01:11:31Everyone on this bus,

01:11:33I'm covering

01:11:33your tickets

01:11:34and you each

01:11:35get an extra

01:11:35hundred bucks.

01:11:38No way.

01:11:39Seriously?

01:11:39That's insane.

01:11:41One condition.

01:11:42She doesn't

01:11:43get on this bus.

01:11:44Not a problem,

01:11:46sir.

01:11:46Not a problem

01:11:46at all.

01:11:47Sorry,

01:11:48miss.

01:11:48Bus is out

01:11:49of service.

01:11:50You'll have

01:11:50to step back.

01:11:51Julian,

01:11:52this is

01:11:53ridiculous.

01:11:55You can't

01:11:55just throw

01:11:56money around

01:11:56and control

01:11:57everything.

01:11:58Watch me.

01:11:59So what's

01:12:00it going to be,

01:12:00Daisy?

01:12:03You coming

01:12:04back with me

01:12:05or do I

01:12:06carry you

01:12:06out of here

01:12:07myself?

01:12:09You are

01:12:10unbelievable.

01:12:11If that's

01:12:12what it takes

01:12:12to keep you

01:12:13here,

01:12:14I'll take it.

01:12:17Daisy,

01:12:18I think

01:12:18you're forgetting

01:12:19something you

01:12:19signed when

01:12:20you joined

01:12:20the company.

01:12:21What are

01:12:21you talking

01:12:21about?

01:12:22Clause

01:12:2212.

01:12:23If a senior

01:12:24manager quits

01:12:25without completing

01:12:25a proper

01:12:26handover,

01:12:26they owe

01:12:2710 times

01:12:27their total

01:12:28salary from

01:12:28the past

01:12:29three years.

01:12:29That's

01:12:30$5 million.

01:12:31So are

01:12:32you cutting

01:12:32a check

01:12:33or coming

01:12:34back to

01:12:34work?

01:12:35Five million?

01:12:36Julian,

01:12:37that's

01:12:37ridiculous.

01:12:37This is

01:12:38straight up

01:12:38extortion.

01:12:39Where am I

01:12:39supposed to

01:12:40get that

01:12:40kind of

01:12:40money?

01:12:42Then I

01:12:42guess you

01:12:42don't have

01:12:43much of

01:12:43a choice.

01:12:44Come

01:12:44back and

01:12:45do

01:12:45your

01:12:45job.

01:12:49Perfect

01:12:50timing.

01:12:50The annual

01:12:51team retreat

01:12:51still needs

01:12:52someone to

01:12:52run it.

01:12:53I'm not

01:12:53doing it.

01:12:54Find

01:12:55someone else.

01:12:56It's in

01:12:56the Hamptons.

01:12:57The one

01:12:58thing everyone's

01:12:58been looking

01:12:58forward to

01:12:59all year.

01:13:00If you

01:13:00screw this

01:13:00up or

01:13:01try to

01:13:01run again,

01:13:02that penalty

01:13:03won't stay

01:13:03at $5 million.

01:13:04What do you

01:13:05actually want

01:13:05from me,

01:13:06Julian?

01:13:07I want

01:13:07you where

01:13:07I can

01:13:08see you.

01:13:09Focus

01:13:09on the

01:13:10retreat.

01:13:11That's

01:13:11your only

01:13:11job right

01:13:12now.

01:13:13Oh my

01:13:13God,

01:13:13the Hamptons?

01:13:14That's

01:13:15luxury central.

01:13:16Daisy,

01:13:16you have to

01:13:17nail this.

01:13:17Our entire

01:13:18company trip

01:13:18is riding

01:13:18on you.

01:13:19But seriously,

01:13:21you should have

01:13:21seen the boss

01:13:22that day.

01:13:22When he found

01:13:23out you missed

01:13:23your flight and

01:13:24were at the bus

01:13:24station,

01:13:25that look on

01:13:25his face,

01:13:25wow.

01:13:26He was

01:13:27worried I'd

01:13:27disappear and

01:13:28leave him stuck

01:13:28with the penalty.

01:13:30Oh please,

01:13:31he was so

01:13:31freaked out his

01:13:32tie was

01:13:33practically falling

01:13:33off.

01:13:34I've known

01:13:34Julian Sterling

01:13:35for years.

01:13:36I've never

01:13:36seen him that

01:13:37out of control.

01:13:38Chloe,

01:13:38there's a

01:13:39chain of

01:13:39command here.

01:13:40He's just

01:13:40protecting the

01:13:41company's

01:13:41interests.

01:13:42You're reading

01:13:42too much into

01:13:43it.

01:13:43Sure,

01:13:44sure,

01:13:44company interests.

01:13:45Well then,

01:13:46manager Daisy,

01:13:47we're all

01:13:47counting on you

01:13:48to take us

01:13:48to the Hamptons

01:13:49and treat us

01:13:49right.

01:13:56Daisy,

01:13:57look at this.

01:13:57This is literally

01:13:58like something

01:13:59out of a movie.

01:14:00The boss

01:14:00really went

01:14:00all in this

01:14:01time.

01:14:01I swear,

01:14:02this feels

01:14:02unreal.

01:14:03Yeah,

01:14:04it's gorgeous.

01:14:08Alright,

01:14:08everyone,

01:14:09grab your keys

01:14:10based on your

01:14:10assigned pairs,

01:14:11two per room.

01:14:12Drop your bags

01:14:13and meet back

01:14:13in the lobby

01:14:14in 30 minutes.

01:14:17Daisy,

01:14:18come on,

01:14:18second floor

01:14:19garden view.

01:14:22Daisy,

01:14:22sorry,

01:14:23there's been

01:14:23a bit of

01:14:23a system glitch.

01:14:24Room 204

01:14:25is already

01:14:25full.

01:14:26Chloe,

01:14:26you'll need

01:14:26to switch

01:14:27rooms.

01:14:27That doesn't

01:14:28make any

01:14:28sense.

01:14:28We're all

01:14:29accounted for.

01:14:29How is it

01:14:30full?

01:14:30So where

01:14:30am I staying?

01:14:31Well,

01:14:31since you're

01:14:31leading the

01:14:32retreat,

01:14:32Mr. Sterling

01:14:32figured you

01:14:33might need

01:14:33flexibility

01:14:33and comes

01:14:34up.

01:14:34He arranged

01:14:34so he

01:14:35an executive

01:14:35suite for

01:14:36you.

01:14:36Top floor.

01:14:37Wait,

01:14:37seriously?

01:14:38The top

01:14:39floor suite?

01:14:39Marcus,

01:14:40you sure

01:14:41this is a

01:14:41system glitch?

01:14:44100%.

01:14:44Total

01:14:44system

01:14:45issue.

01:14:45Room

01:14:46501,

01:14:47best view

01:14:47in the

01:14:48whole place.

01:14:51So,

01:14:52how do you

01:14:52like this

01:14:53system glitch?

01:14:54Julian,

01:14:55I knew

01:14:55this was

01:14:55you.

01:14:56I'm

01:14:56switching

01:14:56rooms even

01:14:57if I

01:14:57have to

01:14:57sleep on

01:14:57a couch.

01:14:58Not

01:14:58happening.

01:14:58Didn't

01:14:58Marcus

01:14:59tell you?

01:14:59Every

01:14:59room's

01:15:00taken.

01:15:00Even

01:15:01the

01:15:01attic's

01:15:01full.

01:15:01House

01:15:02Kemper's

01:15:02using it.

01:15:02This

01:15:03is

01:15:03insane.

01:15:03You

01:15:04can't

01:15:04just

01:15:04trap

01:15:04me

01:15:04here.

01:15:05It's

01:15:05called

01:15:05a

01:15:05couple's

01:15:06retreat.

01:15:06Don't

01:15:06forget,

01:15:07you're

01:15:07still an

01:15:08employee at

01:15:08Sterling

01:15:14You

01:15:14better

01:15:14hope

01:15:15nothing

01:15:15goes

01:15:15wrong

01:15:15these

01:15:16next

01:15:16few

01:15:16days,

01:15:16Julian.

01:15:19Okay,

01:15:20just

01:15:20sitting

01:15:20around

01:15:20eating

01:15:21is

01:15:21boring.

01:15:22Let's

01:15:22play a

01:15:22little

01:15:22game.

01:15:23How

01:15:23about

01:15:23it?

01:15:23Pair

01:15:24up and

01:15:24the

01:15:24losers

01:15:25get

01:15:25a

01:15:25penalty.

01:15:28Oh,

01:15:29no,

01:15:29you

01:15:29don't.

01:15:29You're

01:15:29not

01:15:29leaving.

01:15:30All

01:15:30right,

01:15:30who

01:15:31wants

01:15:31to

01:15:31team

01:15:31up

01:15:31with

01:15:31Daisy?

01:15:46Whoa,

01:15:47whoa.

01:15:49I've

01:15:50got

01:15:50her.

01:15:51Julian,

01:15:52are you

01:15:52serious?

01:15:53Everyone's

01:15:53watching.

01:15:54I'm

01:15:54setting

01:15:55the

01:15:55tone.

01:15:55Don't

01:15:56bail on

01:15:56me

01:15:56now.

01:16:23bring

01:16:27out

01:16:27the

01:16:27priciest

01:16:28wine,

01:16:28my

01:16:28treat

01:16:29tonight.

01:16:32Oh,

01:16:38my

01:16:38God,

01:16:39that

01:16:39was

01:16:39everything.

01:16:39This

01:16:39is

01:16:40blowing

01:16:40up

01:16:40for

01:16:40sure.

01:16:41Chloe,

01:16:41don't

01:16:42post

01:16:42that.

01:16:43Go

01:16:44ahead.

01:16:44Let

01:16:45the

01:16:45whole

01:16:45company

01:16:45see

01:16:46who

01:16:46Mrs.

01:16:46Sterling

01:16:46really

01:16:47is.

01:16:54Daisy

01:16:55Miller,

01:16:55you'll

01:16:56see!

01:16:57Julian

01:16:57is

01:16:57mine.

01:16:58No

01:16:58one

01:16:58takes

01:16:59him

01:16:59from

01:16:59me.

01:16:59I'll

01:17:00make

01:17:00you

01:17:00regret

01:17:01ever

01:17:01crossing

01:17:01me!

01:17:04You

01:17:05called

01:17:05for

01:17:05Miss

01:17:05Victoria?

01:17:06Silas.

01:17:08Last

01:17:08I heard,

01:17:09you got

01:17:09kicked

01:17:09out for

01:17:10stealing

01:17:10from

01:17:10my

01:17:10family.

01:17:11Still

01:17:11employed?

01:17:12I

01:17:12didn't

01:17:13exactly

01:17:13have

01:17:13options

01:17:14back

01:17:14then.

01:17:14There's

01:17:14a

01:17:15hundred

01:17:15thousand

01:17:15on

01:17:15that.

01:17:16I've

01:17:16got

01:17:16a

01:17:16job

01:17:17for

01:17:17you.

01:17:18Head

01:17:19to

01:17:19the

01:17:19Hamptons,

01:17:20get

01:17:20some

01:17:20photos

01:17:20of

01:17:20Daisy.

01:17:21I

01:17:21want

01:17:21to

01:17:21ruin

01:17:21her.

01:17:22I

01:17:22need

01:17:23Julian

01:17:23to

01:17:23see

01:17:23exactly

01:17:24what

01:17:24kind

01:17:24of

01:17:24woman

01:17:24he's

01:17:25been

01:17:25so

01:17:25obsessed

01:17:25with.

01:17:26Ruining

01:17:26a

01:17:26woman's

01:17:27reputation?

01:17:27Yeah,

01:17:28I'm

01:17:29very

01:17:29good

01:17:29at

01:17:30that.

01:17:35There

01:17:35you

01:17:35are.

01:17:36Julian's

01:17:36been

01:17:36looking

01:17:37everywhere

01:17:37for

01:17:37you.

01:17:37You're

01:17:37really

01:17:38hiding

01:17:38out

01:17:38here?

01:17:38It's

01:17:39just

01:17:39been

01:17:39a

01:17:40lot.

01:17:40My

01:17:40head's

01:17:41all

01:17:41over

01:17:41the

01:17:41place.

01:17:42Chloe,

01:17:43I'm

01:17:43going to

01:17:43head

01:17:43to

01:17:43the

01:17:43hot

01:17:43springs

01:17:43out

01:17:44back.

01:17:44I

01:17:44need

01:17:44some

01:17:44quiet.

01:17:45Don't

01:17:45tell

01:17:45them

01:17:45where

01:17:45I

01:17:45am,

01:17:46okay?

01:17:46Got

01:17:46it.

01:17:47You're

01:17:47alone

01:17:47time.

01:17:48Go

01:17:48soak,

01:17:49relax,

01:17:50get

01:17:50yourself

01:17:50all

01:17:50nice

01:17:51and

01:17:51refreshed.

01:17:52Pretty

01:17:52sure Julian's

01:17:52losing

01:17:53it waiting

01:17:53for

01:17:53you.

01:17:59Who's

01:17:59there?

01:18:10who

01:18:10are

01:18:10you?

01:18:11What

01:18:11do

01:18:11you

01:18:11want?

01:18:12Too

01:18:12bad

01:18:12you

01:18:12crossed

01:18:13the

01:18:13wrong

01:18:13guy.

01:18:14My

01:18:14client

01:18:15wants

01:18:15you

01:18:15destroyed.

01:18:17Who

01:18:17sent

01:18:18you?

01:18:18Victoria,

01:18:19right?

01:18:20Don't

01:18:20flatter

01:18:21yourself.

01:18:22In

01:18:23this

01:18:23city,

01:18:23plenty

01:18:23of

01:18:24people

01:18:24would

01:18:24love

01:18:24to

01:18:24watch

01:18:25you

01:18:25crash

01:18:25and

01:18:25burn.

01:18:27Let's

01:18:27make

01:18:27this

01:18:27interesting.

01:18:28When

01:18:29Julian

01:18:29Stanley

01:18:30sees

01:18:30his

01:18:30perfect

01:18:30wife

01:18:31begging

01:18:31in

01:18:31front

01:18:31of

01:18:31another

01:18:32man,

01:18:32you

01:18:33really

01:18:33think

01:18:33he'll

01:18:33still

01:18:33put

01:18:34you

01:18:34on

01:18:34a

01:18:34pedestal?

01:18:35How

01:18:36much

01:18:36did

01:18:36they

01:18:36pay

01:18:36you?

01:18:37I'll

01:18:37double

01:18:37it.

01:18:38Double?

01:18:41I'm

01:18:41Julian

01:18:42Sturtling's

01:18:42wife.

01:18:43Legally.

01:18:44Let

01:18:45me

01:18:45go,

01:18:45and

01:18:46I

01:18:46won't

01:18:46press

01:18:46charges.

01:18:47I

01:18:48can

01:18:48make

01:18:48sure

01:18:48you

01:18:48walk

01:18:48away

01:18:49with

01:18:49more

01:18:49money

01:18:49than

01:18:49you'll

01:18:49ever

01:18:50need.

01:18:53Save

01:18:54it.

01:18:54I

01:18:54want

01:18:54cash.

01:18:55Up

01:18:55front.

01:18:55Once

01:18:56I

01:18:56get

01:18:56what

01:18:56I

01:18:56need,

01:18:57I

01:18:57get

01:18:57paid.

01:18:58That's

01:18:58the

01:18:58deal.

01:19:00Help!

01:19:00Julian!

01:19:01Help me!

01:19:07Sir,

01:19:08found

01:19:08something.

01:19:09Chloe

01:19:09said Daisy

01:19:10went to the

01:19:10hot springs

01:19:11half an

01:19:11hour ago,

01:19:12but when I

01:19:12got there,

01:19:12no one

01:19:13was there.

01:19:14These

01:19:14were in

01:19:15the bushes

01:19:15by the

01:19:15pool.

01:19:16Damn

01:19:16it.

01:19:17Something's

01:19:17wrong.

01:19:18Lock

01:19:18down the

01:19:19estate.

01:19:19No

01:19:19one

01:19:19in,

01:19:20no

01:19:20one

01:19:20out.

01:19:20Get

01:19:20security.

01:19:21Search

01:19:22every

01:19:22room.

01:19:22I

01:19:22don't

01:19:22care

01:19:22how.

01:19:23Tear

01:19:23this

01:19:23place

01:19:23apart

01:19:23if

01:19:29you

01:19:34you

01:19:35can

01:19:35touch

01:19:35her?

01:19:36Sir,

01:19:37we've

01:19:37got

01:19:37this.

01:19:40I'm

01:19:40here.

01:19:41It's

01:19:41okay.

01:19:42I'm

01:19:42sorry,

01:19:43Daisy.

01:19:43I'm

01:19:44so

01:19:44sorry.

01:19:45Take

01:19:45him.

01:19:46Make

01:19:47sure he

01:19:47remembers

01:19:47what

01:19:48happens

01:19:48when you

01:19:49go after

01:19:49what's

01:19:49mine.

01:19:50Julian,

01:19:51please

01:19:51save

01:19:52the

01:19:53baby.

01:19:54I

01:19:54hit

01:19:54my

01:19:54stomach

01:19:54earlier.

01:19:55It

01:19:55hurt

01:19:55so

01:19:56bad.

01:19:56The

01:19:57baby?

01:19:58Daisy,

01:19:58what are

01:19:58you

01:19:59saying?

01:19:59I'm

01:19:59pregnant.

01:20:00About

01:20:01a month.

01:20:02Please

01:20:02don't let

01:20:02anything

01:20:03happen

01:20:03to

01:20:03him.

01:20:05Marcus,

01:20:06get

01:20:06a

01:20:06doctor,

01:20:07now.

01:20:07I

01:20:07don't

01:20:07care

01:20:07who

01:20:07you

01:20:08call.

01:20:08Just

01:20:08get

01:20:08the

01:20:09best

01:20:09one

01:20:09here,

01:20:09now.

01:20:12Doctor,

01:20:13my

01:20:13baby,

01:20:14is

01:20:14it

01:20:14okay?

01:20:15Miss

01:20:15Daisy,

01:20:16I've

01:20:17run

01:20:17the

01:20:17exam

01:20:17a few

01:20:18times.

01:20:18You're

01:20:19not

01:20:20pregnant.

01:20:21No,

01:20:22that's

01:20:23not

01:20:23possible.

01:20:23I saw

01:20:24it.

01:20:24Two

01:20:24lines,

01:20:25clear as

01:20:25day.

01:20:26False

01:20:26positives

01:20:27happen,

01:20:27especially

01:20:28if the

01:20:28test is

01:20:29expired or

01:20:29wasn't

01:20:30stored

01:20:30properly.

01:20:31As for

01:20:32your

01:20:32symptoms,

01:20:33nausea,

01:20:33discomfort,

01:20:34that's most

01:20:35likely severe

01:20:36gastric

01:20:36spesms made

01:20:37worse by

01:20:38stress.

01:20:39Why

01:20:40didn't

01:20:40you

01:20:40tell

01:20:40me

01:20:40you

01:20:41were

01:20:41really

01:20:41going

01:20:41to

01:20:41leave

01:20:42without

01:20:43saying

01:20:43anything?

01:20:44I

01:20:45didn't

01:20:45know

01:20:45how.

01:20:46Didn't

01:20:46know

01:20:46how?

01:20:47Daisy,

01:20:47I'm

01:20:48your

01:20:48husband.

01:20:48What

01:20:48were

01:20:48you

01:20:49afraid

01:20:49of?

01:20:50I

01:20:50thought

01:20:51you'd

01:20:51make

01:20:51me

01:20:51get

01:20:51rid

01:20:51of

01:20:52it.

01:20:52Why

01:20:52would

01:20:52I

01:20:52ever

01:20:53do

01:20:53that?

01:20:53Because

01:20:54I

01:20:54heard

01:20:54you.

01:20:56You

01:20:56told

01:20:56Marcus,

01:20:57unless

01:20:57it's

01:20:57with

01:20:57the

01:20:57woman

01:20:57you

01:20:57actually

01:20:58love,

01:20:58you'd

01:20:58never

01:20:58let

01:20:59anyone

01:20:59have

01:20:59your

01:20:59child.

01:20:59There's

01:21:00someone

01:21:00in

01:21:00your

01:21:00heart,

01:21:00Julian.

01:21:01There

01:21:01always

01:21:01has

01:21:02been.

01:21:03And

01:21:04me,

01:21:04I'm

01:21:04just

01:21:04the

01:21:04contract

01:21:05wife.

01:21:05I

01:21:05figured

01:21:05if

01:21:06I

01:21:06kept

01:21:06the

01:21:07baby,

01:21:07you'd

01:21:07think

01:21:07I

01:21:07was

01:21:07crossing

01:21:08a

01:21:08line,

01:21:08like

01:21:08I

01:21:08was

01:21:09tenting

01:21:09the

01:21:10sterling

01:21:10name.

01:21:10Daisy,

01:21:11you really

01:21:12don't

01:21:12get

01:21:12it,

01:21:12do

01:21:13you?

01:21:13What?

01:21:14The

01:21:14person

01:21:14I've

01:21:14loved

01:21:15this

01:21:15whole

01:21:15time,

01:21:15it's

01:21:16you.

01:21:16It's

01:21:16always

01:21:17been

01:21:17you.

01:21:18But

01:21:18three

01:21:18years

01:21:18ago,

01:21:19you

01:21:19said

01:21:19someone

01:21:19saved

01:21:20you.

01:21:20Yeah,

01:21:21three

01:21:21years

01:21:21ago,

01:21:22Kentucky,

01:21:23that

01:21:23snowstorm,

01:21:24the

01:21:24girl

01:21:24who

01:21:24pulled

01:21:24me

01:21:25out

01:21:25of

01:21:25the

01:21:25wreck,

01:21:25who

01:21:25stopped

01:21:26the

01:21:26bleeding,

01:21:26that

01:21:26was

01:21:26you.

01:21:27I

01:21:27didn't

01:21:28even

01:21:28see

01:21:28your

01:21:28face,

01:21:29I

01:21:29was

01:21:29just

01:21:29trying

01:21:30to

01:21:30help.

01:21:30I've

01:21:31been

01:21:31looking

01:21:31for

01:21:31you

01:21:31ever

01:21:31since.

01:21:33That's

01:21:33why

01:21:33I

01:21:33turned

01:21:34down

01:21:34my

01:21:34grandfather's

01:21:34arrangement.

01:21:36And

01:21:36Victoria,

01:21:37I

01:21:37only

01:21:37kept

01:21:37her

01:21:37around

01:21:38because

01:21:38of

01:21:38history.

01:21:39That's

01:21:39it,

01:21:39I

01:21:39never

01:21:49Victoria

01:21:50paid

01:21:50him

01:21:50$100,000.

01:21:51She

01:21:52told

01:21:52him

01:21:52to

01:21:52kidnap

01:21:53Miss

01:21:53Daisy

01:21:53and

01:21:54take

01:21:54embarrassing

01:21:55photos

01:21:55of her.

01:21:56She

01:21:56wanted

01:21:57you

01:21:57to

01:21:57turn

01:21:57against

01:21:57her

01:21:57completely.

01:21:58So,

01:21:59she

01:21:59wants

01:21:59to

01:22:00play

01:22:00games.

01:22:00Fine.

01:22:02Change

01:22:02the

01:22:02entire

01:22:03closing

01:22:03event.

01:22:04Should

01:22:04I

01:22:05call

01:22:05the

01:22:05police?

01:22:05No,

01:22:06that's

01:22:07too

01:22:07easy.

01:22:08I

01:22:08want

01:22:08her

01:22:08to

01:22:09ruin

01:22:09herself

01:22:09in

01:22:10front

01:22:10of

01:22:10everyone

01:22:10that

01:22:11matters.

01:22:12Get

01:22:12the

01:22:12car.

01:22:13I'm

01:22:14going

01:22:14to

01:22:14visit

01:22:14Miss

01:22:14Victoria.

01:22:16Let's

01:22:22Julian?

01:22:23You

01:22:23finally

01:22:24came.

01:22:25I

01:22:25thought

01:22:25you'd

01:22:26forgotten

01:22:26all

01:22:26about

01:22:27me.

01:22:27Don't

01:22:27mention

01:22:28her.

01:22:28Victoria,

01:22:30I

01:22:30figured

01:22:30things

01:22:31out.

01:22:32Daisy

01:22:33really

01:22:33let

01:22:33me

01:22:33down.

01:22:34The

01:22:34whole

01:22:35thing

01:22:35with

01:22:35Silas

01:22:35blew

01:22:35up.

01:22:36Turns

01:22:36out

01:22:36she

01:22:36already

01:22:38signed

01:22:38the

01:22:38divorce

01:22:38paper.

01:22:39What?

01:22:39I

01:22:40knew

01:22:40it.

01:22:41There

01:22:41was

01:22:41always

01:22:41something

01:22:41off

01:22:42about

01:22:42her.

01:22:43No

01:22:43way

01:22:43she

01:22:43got

01:22:44close

01:22:44to

01:22:44you

01:22:44with

01:22:44good

01:22:44intentions.

01:22:45You

01:22:45been

01:22:45by

01:22:46my

01:22:46side

01:22:46all

01:22:46these

01:22:47years

01:22:47and

01:22:48I

01:22:48never

01:22:48really

01:22:48appreciated

01:22:49that.

01:22:49Victoria,

01:22:50you're

01:22:51the

01:22:51one

01:22:51who

01:22:51truly

01:22:52belongs

01:22:52with

01:22:52the

01:22:52Sterling

01:22:53family.

01:22:54Tomorrow

01:22:54night at

01:22:54the

01:22:54company

01:22:55retreat

01:22:55closing

01:22:55ceremony

01:22:56I've

01:22:56got

01:22:56something

01:22:56big

01:22:56planned.

01:22:57A

01:22:57proposal

01:22:57in

01:22:58front

01:22:58of

01:22:58everyone.

01:22:59The

01:22:59whole

01:22:59company,

01:22:59the

01:22:59press.

01:23:00I

01:23:00want

01:23:00to

01:23:00make

01:23:00it

01:23:00right.

01:23:00You'll

01:23:01be

01:23:01there,

01:23:01won't

01:23:01you?

01:23:01You're

01:23:02serious?

01:23:03Completely.

01:23:06Get

01:23:07some

01:23:07rest,

01:23:08my

01:23:08future

01:23:09fiancee.

01:23:11I'll

01:23:11see you

01:23:11tomorrow.

01:23:24Daisy

01:23:24Miller,

01:23:25you

01:23:25finally

01:23:26lost.

01:23:27Julia

01:23:27is

01:23:28mine,

01:23:28and

01:23:28that

01:23:29Sterling

01:23:29name,

01:23:30mine

01:23:30too.

01:23:32Lucy,

01:23:33I need

01:23:33that

01:23:33Dior

01:23:34Costor

01:23:34piece,

01:23:35the

01:23:35one

01:23:35worth

01:23:35a

01:23:35million

01:23:35sent

01:23:36over

01:23:36ASAP.

01:23:37Tomorrow

01:23:37night,

01:23:38I'm

01:23:38going to

01:23:38be the

01:23:38most

01:23:38dazzling

01:23:39woman

01:23:39in

01:23:39all

01:23:40of

01:23:40New

01:23:40York.

01:23:40Enjoy

01:23:41it while

01:23:41you

01:23:41can,

01:23:42Victoria.

01:23:43Tomorrow's

01:23:43when

01:23:43your

01:23:43nightmare

01:23:44begins.

01:23:44Wait,

01:23:46why's

01:23:46Victoria

01:23:46here?

01:23:47Didn't

01:23:47she get

01:23:47fired?

01:23:48Yeah,

01:23:48for a

01:23:48pretty

01:23:48bad

01:23:48screw

01:23:48up

01:23:49too.

01:23:49And

01:23:49she

01:23:49still

01:23:49shows

01:23:50up

01:23:50dressed

01:23:50like

01:23:50that?

01:23:50Wow.

01:23:51Go

01:23:51ahead,

01:23:51stare.

01:23:52Jealous

01:23:52already?

01:23:53Cute.

01:23:53Just

01:23:54wait till

01:23:54Julian

01:23:54proposes,

01:23:55then

01:23:55we'll

01:23:55see

01:23:56who's

01:23:56looking

01:23:56up

01:23:56to

01:23:56who.

01:24:06Are

01:24:08you

01:24:09kidding

01:24:09me?

01:24:09She

01:24:10looks

01:24:10insane

01:24:11in a

01:24:11good

01:24:11way?

01:24:12No,

01:24:13no,

01:24:13seriously,

01:24:13she owns

01:24:14this

01:24:14night.

01:24:15That's

01:24:15unreal.

01:24:16I've

01:24:16never

01:24:16heard

01:24:16anything

01:24:17like

01:24:17that

01:24:17lot.

01:24:28Daisy

01:24:29Miller?

01:24:30What

01:24:30the

01:24:30hell

01:24:31is

01:24:31she

01:24:31doing

01:24:31here?

01:24:32Simus

01:24:32was

01:24:32supposed

01:24:33to...

01:24:41She's

01:24:41incredible,

01:24:42isn't

01:24:43she?

01:24:55thanks for

01:24:55coming out

01:24:56tonight

01:24:56for Sterling

01:24:57Group's

01:24:58annual retreat.

01:25:00There's

01:25:01someone I want

01:25:01you all to

01:25:02meet.

01:25:04My wife,

01:25:06Daisy

01:25:06Sterling.

01:25:08I knew it!

01:25:10I swear,

01:25:10I knew it this

01:25:11whole time.

01:25:11Daisy is the

01:25:12Mrs. Sterling!

01:25:13Truth is,

01:25:15we were already

01:25:16married before

01:25:16she ever joined

01:25:17the company.

01:25:18Aww.

01:25:21It started as a

01:25:22contract.

01:25:23That's all it was

01:25:24supposed to be.

01:25:25Didn't really go

01:25:25according to plan.

01:25:28Somewhere along

01:25:29the way,

01:25:30I fell for her.

01:25:31Hard.

01:25:32She's strong,

01:25:33she's talented,

01:25:34and she's

01:25:34just a genuinely

01:25:36good person.

01:25:37Didn't stand a

01:25:37chance.

01:25:38I screwed up

01:25:39once,

01:25:39I let her go,

01:25:40that's not

01:25:41happening again.

01:25:42So let me make

01:25:43this clear.

01:25:46Daisy is my

01:25:47wife,

01:25:48the only one.

01:26:02No,

01:26:03no,

01:26:04this can't be

01:26:04happening.

01:26:06Julian,

01:26:07you said,

01:26:09you told me.

01:26:11I'm

01:26:12I'm

01:26:13I'm

01:26:18I'm

01:26:19Julian,

01:26:20why are you

01:26:21doing this to me?

01:26:22She's not worth it.

01:26:23You shouldn't love her.

01:26:25You can't love her.

01:26:27Victoria,

01:26:28I gave you more

01:26:29chances than you

01:26:29deserved.

01:26:30For your family's sake,

01:26:31for old time's sake,

01:26:32I was willing to just

01:26:33send you out of New York,

01:26:34let you disappear quietly.

01:26:35But you crossed the line.

01:26:37You hired someone to

01:26:37kidnap Daisy and

01:26:38tried to destroy her,

01:26:39ruin her.

01:26:40No,

01:26:40I didn't.

01:26:41That's a lie.

01:26:41They set me up.

01:26:42She set me up.

01:26:43Daisy did this.

01:26:44Set you up.

01:26:44Marcus,

01:26:45show her.

01:26:46Show everyone what she did.

01:26:48Victoria Vance

01:26:49paid me a hundred grand,

01:26:51told me to drug Daisy

01:26:52and take photos of her

01:26:53ugly ones.

01:26:55Said she wanted Julian

01:26:56to turn on her,

01:26:57ruin her reputation

01:26:58for good.

01:27:02Victoria Vance,

01:27:03you're under arrest

01:27:03for conspiracy

01:27:04to commit assault,

01:27:05kidnapping

01:27:05and malicious framing.

01:27:07You'll need to come with us.

01:27:08No,

01:27:09let me go.

01:27:09I'm a Vance.

01:27:10Do you know who I am?

01:27:12Julian,

01:27:12please help me.

01:27:13You can't let them take me.

01:27:14I love you.

01:27:18It's over,

01:27:18Daisy.

01:27:19It's all over.

01:27:20No one's ever going to hurt you again.

01:27:22I promise.

01:27:25Tonight wasn't just about

01:27:26taking out the trash.

01:27:28I've also got a business decision

01:27:29to announce.

01:27:30As of right now,

01:27:30Sterling Group is cutting

01:27:31all financial ties

01:27:32with the Vance family.

01:27:33No more partnerships,

01:27:34no more deals in Manhattan.

01:27:35They're done.

01:27:36Permanently blacklisted.

01:27:37And to celebrate

01:27:37finding my wife,

01:27:38again,

01:27:38I thank all of you

01:27:38for your hard work

01:27:39to come to getting two days off,

01:27:40fully paid.

01:27:41And this whole resort,

01:27:42that's on me.

01:27:42Let's go.

01:27:43Best boss ever,

01:27:45Mrs. Sterling.

01:27:46Julian,

01:27:48this doesn't even feel real.

01:27:49It is.

01:27:50From the moment

01:27:51you pulled me out

01:27:51of that wreck

01:27:52three years ago,

01:27:53you became the only miracle

01:27:54I've ever had.

01:28:01Julian,

01:28:02does it really not bother you

01:28:03that I'm just

01:28:04a girl from Kentucky

01:28:05who used to clean offices?

01:28:07Just a cleaning girl?

01:28:08That's funny.

01:28:09I remember marrying

01:28:09a violinist who could bring

01:28:11Lincoln Center to its knees.

01:28:12Well,

01:28:13I did pay you back

01:28:13that $100,000 contract fee.

01:28:15Yeah.

01:28:16And in return,

01:28:18you took my whole heart.

01:28:22Manhattan's huge,

01:28:23but my world,

01:28:25it's just you.

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