Passer au playerPasser au contenu principal
A powerful full drama movie filled with love, secrets, and unexpected twists.

Follow a powerful story where relationships are tested, hidden truths are revealed, and lives change forever. From romantic moments to shocking surprises, this drama keeps you engaged from beginning to end.

Featuring stories about CEO, billionaire lifestyles, family connections, and life-changing decisions, this movie delivers strong emotions and unforgettable scenes.

Watch the full movie and discover what happens in the end.

New full drama movies uploaded regularly. Stay tuned for more captivating and trending stories.

#drama #fullmovie #lovestory #dramatic #billionaire #ceo #family #relationships #movie #story

Catégorie

😹
Amusant
Transcription
00:00:00My name is Catherine Brown, the real heiress who was lost for 18 years.
00:00:04Today, my family pushed me into hell.
00:00:06The fake heiress Jolene and I were kidnapped.
00:00:09The kidnappers say the Browns can only save one of us.
00:00:14Jolene!
00:00:16Let Jolene go! Do whatever you want with Catherine!
00:00:18If you touch Jolene again, I'll make sure you die here.
00:00:21Release Jolene first.
00:00:22Tied to a pillar, I listened to my three brothers abandon me without hesitation.
00:00:25I look toward my fiancé, Declan Fulton, hoping he will save me.
00:00:30But he doesn't even glance my way.
00:00:32I choose Jolene too.
00:00:34This is the man I loved for three years.
00:00:37Code-blooded.
00:00:38Roofless.
00:00:47I know, once I nearly died saving him.
00:00:50But now he doesn't spare me an extra glance.
00:00:59Poor girl.
00:01:02Jolene paid us to get rid of you.
00:01:04No need to hurry.
00:01:05One at a time, boys.
00:01:06Everyone gets their turn.
00:01:09No!
00:01:12Suddenly, a deafening gunshot tears through the silence.
00:01:15A dozen figures dressed in black storm inside.
00:01:19If you want to live,
00:01:23stop right now.
00:01:24I recognize the man.
00:01:26He is Liam Warren.
00:01:27The most powerful man in Archwell.
00:01:29Who commands a massive empire.
00:01:31Ruthless, formidable, and feared by everyone.
00:01:34Mr. Warren.
00:01:36Please spare us.
00:01:53Who are you?
00:01:54I'm the one sending you to hell.
00:01:57Suddenly, the warehouse echoed with screams,
00:02:00desperate pleas,
00:02:00and the sickening cracks of breaking bones.
00:02:07How much did Jolene pay you?
00:02:10Five million.
00:02:11She wanted you ruined.
00:02:16Thank you for saving me.
00:02:21You've been poisoned for over a month.
00:02:24I can cure it.
00:02:26Do you trust me?
00:02:29I trust you.
00:02:30I draw a small blade,
00:02:31make a precise cut on his finger,
00:02:33and let out some blackened blood.
00:02:34Until it's fully out of my system,
00:02:36you're gonna have to stick close to me.
00:02:39First,
00:02:40I need to end things with the Browns.
00:02:43I will settle things with the Browns once and for all.
00:02:46When I return home,
00:02:47I find my biological parents and three brothers
00:02:50gathered around Jolana,
00:02:52showering her with care.
00:02:53I close the distance,
00:02:54grab a handful of Jolene's hair across the face.
00:02:58Catherine, have you completely lost it?
00:03:00Catherine, you come home and start hitting Jolene?
00:03:03You better apologize right now.
00:03:06Catherine,
00:03:07what kind of trouble are you stirring up this time?
00:03:10Maybe we never should have taken you in.
00:03:13Me causing trouble?
00:03:15Why don't you ask Jolene what she's really done?
00:03:18She's the one who set up that whole kidnapping to get rid of me.
00:03:22I pull out my phone and play the recording.
00:03:24Jolene paid us to get rid of you.
00:03:26The Browns stare at Jolene in stunned disbelief.
00:03:31No!
00:03:32It must be fake!
00:03:33Do you want me to send this to a professional for verification?
00:03:36Or maybe call the police?
00:03:38No! No!
00:03:39You can't call the cops, Catherine!
00:03:41I'm sorry!
00:03:42I'm the one who should leave this place!
00:03:45Catherine, Jolene's apologized.
00:03:46Just drop it!
00:03:47It's either her or me.
00:03:51Since you've chosen her, I'm out of here.
00:03:53In their eyes, I'll never measure up to Jolene.
00:03:56So why should I hold on to them?
00:03:58Just as I step outside,
00:04:00a sleek Maybach rolls up right in front of me.
00:04:05Excuse me, are you Miss Catherine Brown?
00:04:07Mr. Warren sent me to pick you up.
00:04:09I spot Austin coming out and get into the car without hesitation.
00:04:16The car glides into the Warren estate.
00:04:19The most powerful family in Ardwell.
00:04:26Liam is seated on a sofa, with a document resting in his hand.
00:04:33Is everything settled?
00:04:34Yes, I've cut ties.
00:04:35From this moment on, you're my personal doctor.
00:04:37Until I'm fully healed, you are to stay within my reach.
00:04:40All right.
00:04:41But I have two conditions.
00:04:42First, I need a complete medical lab.
00:04:45Second, our relationship is strictly professional.
00:04:47Besides that, neither of us interferes in the other's life.
00:04:52All right.
00:04:53But keep this in mind.
00:04:57If your medical skills don't live up to that confidence of yours...
00:05:01My medical skills won't disappoint you.
00:05:03Liam pulls out a sleek black card and hands it to me.
00:05:06Buy whatever you need.
00:05:07Don't hold back.
00:05:08I take the black card.
00:05:09A fully equipped medical lab doesn't come cheap.
00:05:12Since Liam offered this, I'm not about to pinch pennies for him.
00:05:15Once the poison leaves his system, we'll go our separate ways.
00:05:18I enter the room Liam arranges for me.
00:05:20This room is twice the size of my bedroom at the Browns.
00:05:23Ironic, isn't it?
00:05:24A stranger gives me better lodging than my own family.
00:05:28I sit at the desk, open my laptop, and log into my social media.
00:05:34Soon, dozens of notifications flood the screen.
00:05:37Where did you run off to?
00:05:38Come back.
00:05:39Jolene isn't holding a grudge about you hitting her.
00:05:41Why are you still throwing a tantrum?
00:05:43Who picked you up?
00:05:45Stop making everything difficult.
00:05:47Just return home.
00:05:49If you walk out now, you better not come crawling back.
00:05:53What kind of stupid stunt are you pulling?
00:05:58Catherine, you're not seriously thinking of leaving forever, right?
00:06:03I stare at these messages and let out a cold laugh.
00:06:07I quickly type one simple, satisfying reply to each one.
00:06:12Get lost.
00:06:13Then I block them all without hesitation.
00:06:15That feels even better.
00:06:16This is how life should be.
00:06:18Logging out.
00:06:19I switch to another browser and types in a hidden URL.
00:06:24A metallic door slowly creaks open on screen with a blood-red skull on it.
00:06:30Welcome back.
00:06:31Quietus.
00:06:32I'm one of the most legendary figures on the dark net.
00:06:35The genius hacker Quietus.
00:06:38My phone rings.
00:06:40It's Jeral Douglas, my loyal admirer.
00:06:42Catherine, you're actually back?
00:06:44I can't believe it.
00:06:45I'll line up the highest paying jobs for you.
00:06:48Good.
00:06:48Oh, someone has been digging into your digital records.
00:06:51The trace leads back to the Warren Group headquarters.
00:06:54It seems Liam is already investigating me.
00:06:56Let them dig.
00:06:58Make sure the only information they find is exactly what I want them to see.
00:07:05The next day, the driver takes me shopping downtown.
00:07:14Miss, these are new arrivals, and each costs over $100,000.
00:07:22Miss Brown, you're here just in time.
00:07:25I'll bring out the new styles for you.
00:07:29Catherine?
00:07:30What brings you here?
00:07:32The clothes here are quite expensive.
00:07:34Jolene, is this your sister?
00:07:36Should we tell her the fast fashion store next door is having a sale?
00:07:44Ring up everything I selected.
00:07:45The sales assistant's face goes pale.
00:07:48That's an unlimited credit card from a top global bank.
00:07:51Catherine, did you find someone to support you?
00:07:55Watch out.
00:07:57Not everyone's as trustworthy as they seem.
00:08:01I'll take the new dresses you were just showing Jolene to.
00:08:03What?
00:08:04I saw those first.
00:08:06Saw them first, but can't afford them?
00:08:09Maybe?
00:08:10Isn't the Brown family's monthly allowance only $100,000?
00:08:14Jolene trembles with fury.
00:08:16I pay and walk out.
00:08:18I watched Jolene tremble with rage, unable to get a word out, and a fierce satisfaction
00:08:23courses through.
00:08:25After all the humiliation I endured in the Brown family, this is just a small payback.
00:08:29The charity gala that weekend is nothing short of spectacular.
00:08:33I enter the hall on Liam's arm.
00:08:35I'm dressed in a wine-red gown, my makeup refined but understated.
00:08:39Tonight, I am not the abandoned daughter of the Brown family.
00:08:43I am Liam Warren's date.
00:08:45The most powerful man in Ardwell.
00:08:48All eyes are drawn to us.
00:08:52Is that Mr. Warren?
00:08:53He actually showed up.
00:08:56Who's that woman with him?
00:08:57I've never seen her before.
00:09:00She's stunning.
00:09:01Is she from some notable family?
00:09:04I ignore the whispers.
00:09:05My eyes sweep across the hall and land on the Browns.
00:09:09Jolene is dressed to perfection, hanging on Austin's arm, playing the part of a cherished
00:09:14woman, but the moment she sees me, her face drains of color.
00:09:18Austin freezes too.
00:09:19He stares at me, unable to believe his eyes.
00:09:26Catherine, what are you doing here?
00:09:28And with Mr. Warren?
00:09:30Where I go isn't any of your business.
00:09:32Who do you think you are to me?
00:09:37I'm your brother.
00:09:40I let out a cold laugh.
00:09:43Brother?
00:09:44When you abandoned me to the kidnappers, did you remember you were my brother then?
00:09:52Catherine is with me.
00:09:54His words are dripping with authority.
00:09:59Jolene approaches, her expression dark.
00:10:02Catherine, when did you start seeing Mr. Warren?
00:10:05You never mentioned anything.
00:10:06And didn't I just see you shopping with another man two days ago?
00:10:10I look coldly at Jolene's face, trying to imply I'm a two-to-one.
00:10:14Timer?
00:10:16Jolene, your tricks are way too amateur.
00:10:18Who Liam is, what my relationship is with him.
00:10:22None of that is any of your business.
00:10:24Why exactly should I update you about my personal life?
00:10:29Jolene's expression falters, her eyes glistening with tears.
00:10:33Here she goes again.
00:10:36Catherine, that's not what I meant.
00:10:39Catherine, where have you been?
00:10:41Mr. Fulton, wherever I go has nothing to do with you.
00:10:45We're not that familiar.
00:10:47Do you have any idea what kind of man Liam is?
00:10:51Are you doing this just to retaliate against the Brown family?
00:10:58Do you honestly think I'd waste that kind of energy on you?
00:11:05I cut ties with the Browns, and I meant every word.
00:11:09Excuse me.
00:11:15I hear whispers rising behind me.
00:11:18Did you catch that?
00:11:20Liam said it himself.
00:11:22She's with him.
00:11:24This has never happened before, has it?
00:11:28Wait, Catherine?
00:11:30Isn't that the Brown daughter who was swapped at birth?
00:11:34And brought back from some remote place?
00:11:37Judging by Jolene's little comments,
00:11:39the Brown family drama might be more complicated than we thought.
00:11:43Look at Deccan's face.
00:11:45Is he starting to regret dumping her?
00:11:49I don't look back,
00:11:50but I know Jolene's expression must be priceless right now.
00:11:54The auction begins.
00:11:56One luxurious item after another is presented on stage.
00:11:59Beautiful work of art.
00:12:01A piece of history.
00:12:03A masterpiece.
00:12:10Dazzling.
00:12:12Priceless.
00:12:13But I've never been interested in jewelry.
00:12:16No matter how valuable,
00:12:18they're just stones.
00:12:19Just then,
00:12:20I hear a familiar voice.
00:12:22It's Jolene.
00:12:23Austin,
00:12:24this necklace is stunning.
00:12:26I really like it.
00:12:29Austin understands immediately.
00:12:32His eyes grow determined.
00:12:34Huh.
00:12:35Same as always.
00:12:36Whatever Jolene wants,
00:12:38Austin gives her.
00:12:43Once I was jealous.
00:12:45Once I was jealous.
00:12:46I just find it ridiculous.
00:12:50Going once.
00:12:51Going twice.
00:12:53Just as the host prepares to declare it sold,
00:12:55a deep voice echoes from the back.
00:12:5850 million.
00:13:04William walks up to the stage and claims the necklace.
00:13:15He returns to me and fastens the necklace around my neck.
00:13:23It looks good on you.
00:13:26Thank you.
00:13:27I really like it.
00:13:30The sight stings Jolene's eyes.
00:13:33Even Declan can't seem to look away from me.
00:13:36I reach up and touch the cool gem against my neck.
00:13:4150 million for a necklace.
00:13:44Liam really doesn't hold back.
00:13:46After the auction wraps up, I wander to the dessert table alone.
00:13:51Catherine, you really are something.
00:13:53A few days away and you've already hooked onto Liam.
00:13:55Nothing as impressive as your lifelong mastery of acting sweet and pitiful.
00:13:59Why do you always target me?
00:14:02Cut it out.
00:14:02There's no audience here, so no need to pretend.
00:14:05Jolene spots Declan approaching and intentionally bumps onto me,
00:14:09splashing juice onto her own dress.
00:14:11Catherine, even if you dislike me, isn't this too much?
00:14:14Throwing juice on me?
00:14:17What happened?
00:14:18Declan, it's okay.
00:14:19I must have upset Catherine.
00:14:22Catherine, you still haven't grown up.
00:14:24Jolene is your sister.
00:14:28I pick up a glass of red wine and flick my wrist,
00:14:31sending the whole glass onto Jolene's dress.
00:14:34There, that's something I actually did.
00:14:36And I only take responsibility for my own actions.
00:14:40Jolene is stunned.
00:14:42Declan freezes.
00:14:44Seems I arrived just after all the excitement ended.
00:14:48Quite the lesson in the Brown family's manners today.
00:14:51Mr. Warren, this is a misunderstanding.
00:14:55Misunderstanding?
00:14:56There are security cameras here.
00:15:00Review them if clarity is needed.
00:15:03Whispers erupt around them.
00:15:10Jolene's face goes from scarlet to ghostly pale.
00:15:14Let's go.
00:15:15The atmosphere here is suffocating.
00:15:17A fierce satisfaction rising in my chest.
00:15:20This time, I don't have to hold back anymore.
00:15:22Back in the Brown family, I always tried to keep the peace.
00:15:26And all it got me was them pushing harder every time.
00:15:28Now, no one could step on me again.
00:15:36The following morning, I walk into the living area.
00:15:39And notice Liam is already awake.
00:15:53Good morning.
00:15:56Good morning.
00:15:57I head to the kitchen to prepare the herbal mix.
00:16:04Just then, Liam's friend arrives.
00:16:13Is she the mysterious beauty who stunned everyone last night?
00:16:17That's Catherine Brown, my new personal doctor.
00:16:21You're serious?
00:16:24His skepticism is loud enough that I can't ignore it.
00:16:28Mr. Moreno, perhaps you should take things easy.
00:16:31Your dark under eyes and shortness of breath suggest your vitality is running low.
00:16:36Winfred's face flushes immediately.
00:16:38This touches on a man's pride.
00:16:40What nonsense are you spouting?
00:16:41Miss Brown, I'm not one to judge by appearances.
00:16:44But Liam's condition is severe.
00:16:46Many top experts have been stumped.
00:16:48And you?
00:16:49I'm not bothered.
00:16:51I've faced this kind of doubt many times before.
00:16:54We'll see soon enough.
00:16:57Winred, maybe you ought to let Dr. Brown give you a prescription.
00:17:02Liam, are you kidding me?
00:17:03This girl-
00:17:03She's not just some girl.
00:17:05She's Dr. Brown.
00:17:06Right now, she's the one keeping me alive.
00:17:09He then turns to me.
00:17:10Can you really fix me?
00:17:15Yes.
00:17:1530 minutes later, I begin the first acupuncture session.
00:17:20Liam pulls his shirt up, exposing his toned chest.
00:17:25I pull out the silver needles and insert them with speed and precision.
00:17:34When the last needle is inserted, Liam's body shivers.
00:17:39And he spits out dark red, clotted blood.
00:17:46What did you just do to him, Dr. Brown?
00:17:48How are you feeling now?
00:17:54I feel great.
00:17:56Lighter than I have in a long time.
00:17:58Don't let yourself get too stressed.
00:18:01And most importantly, you'll need to prioritize rest and abstinence.
00:18:06Understood, Dr. Brown.
00:18:08I'll take your advice seriously.
00:18:10Winfred leans in and quietly asks if I can help with his health.
00:18:16I go back to my room and return with a bottle of pills.
00:18:21These are pills for male vitality.
00:18:23One bottle costs $100,000.
00:18:25$100,000?
00:18:27Are these pills made of solid gold?
00:18:29The ingredients are rare, and the process is complicated.
00:18:33Quality always demands a premium price.
00:18:36Winfred reluctantly pays.
00:18:38A sports car can be repaired, but if your health fails, no sum of money will grant you a second
00:18:43chance.
00:18:45The following morning, just as I prepare to leave, my phone buzzles with a call from Austin.
00:18:52Catherine, come back here right now.
00:18:54What is it?
00:18:55You'll find out when you get here.
00:18:56I realize that for the sake of my own peace, cutting all connections with the Brown family is necessary.
00:19:03The mood in the living room is thick with tension.
00:19:10Look who's back.
00:19:12How did you sink so low at your age, becoming someone's mistress?
00:19:18Catherine, I'm only trying to help you.
00:19:20I'm afraid you're being misled.
00:19:22Who I decide to be with is my own business.
00:19:27It doesn't concern your family.
00:19:28You're a Brown!
00:19:31Everything you do stains our family's name!
00:19:36Catherine, seriously, do you think Liam would ever give you the time of day?
00:19:41Are you all finished?
00:19:43First, Liam and I have a strictly doctor-patient relationship.
00:19:47Second, even if there were something else, it's none of your business.
00:19:51And don't forget that I am no longer part of your family.
00:19:55You said you cut ties, so give back the Brown group's shares.
00:20:01Those shares came from Grandpa.
00:20:05You don't have a single right to any of it.
00:20:08I pull out my phone and show them the screen.
00:20:10Since I stepped in, I've been recording all your insults, threats, and schemes to grab the shares.
00:20:17Keep pushing me, and I won't hesitate to hand this over to the press and the law.
00:20:25I put my phone away, feeling nothing.
00:20:28I used to put up with everything you threw at me.
00:20:32Now it's your turn to taste what it feels like to be on the other end of a threat.
00:20:39I leave the Brown family home and prepare to go back.
00:20:46Suddenly, a voice calls out.
00:20:48Catherine, is that really you? Where have you been hiding?
00:20:51I look at the woman before me.
00:20:54She's nearly 50, her face lined with wrinkles, her expression mean and petty.
00:21:00What do you want?
00:21:01You must have money if you're surviving this well.
00:21:04My son needs school fees, and you owe me half a million.
00:21:08If you don't pay up, I'll make a scene outside your place every single day.
00:21:12If you need cash, ask your real daughter, Jolene.
00:21:15I raised you all those years, so you should compensate me.
00:21:19You ungrateful brat.
00:21:22Stay out of my way.
00:21:23Otherwise, I won't hesitate to involve the police and reopening the case about you switching infants.
00:21:29You... don't do anything rash.
00:21:31I'll... I'll... I'll be going now.
00:21:32Bridget scurries off in panic.
00:21:38Just then, a sleek black Rolls Royce glides to a stop beside me.
00:21:43The window lowers, revealing Liam's handsome face.
00:21:48Do you need a hand?
00:21:49No, it's nothing serious. I've already taken care of it.
00:21:53Get in. It's nearly impossible to catch a taxi here.
00:21:57I hesitate, but eventually get into the car.
00:22:01Bridget's appearance reminds me of one thing.
00:22:03The Brown family's troubles aren't over.
00:22:05That woman's greed is bottomless.
00:22:08She won't let this go.
00:22:09But that's fine.
00:22:11I'm no longer that little girl who...
00:22:13let others push her around.
00:22:16Anyone who wants to come after me...
00:22:18had better think twice.
00:22:21On the weekend,
00:22:23Gerard asks to meet me at Harborview Genie,
00:22:26a popular restaurant.
00:22:31Catherine?
00:22:32I turn around,
00:22:33and my eyes fall on Jaleen,
00:22:35standing with the Browns and the Fultons.
00:22:38Did you hear we'd be here,
00:22:39and decide to show up just to cause a scene?
00:22:42Mr. Brown,
00:22:43I'm here for the food.
00:22:45Just then,
00:22:46a clear voice cuts through the tension.
00:22:50Ms. Catherine Brown,
00:22:52you're here.
00:22:53Welcome.
00:22:53Please follow me.
00:22:54Everyone stares in shock
00:22:56as I walk toward the most private,
00:22:58rarely accessible suite
00:22:59in the entire restaurant.
00:23:01How is she getting in there?
00:23:03There must be some mistake.
00:23:06I push open the suite door,
00:23:08and Gerard immediately rises from his seat.
00:23:11Catherine, you made it.
00:23:13Gerard tells me his uncle
00:23:15has been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
00:23:16He says the required surgery
00:23:18carries an extremely high risk.
00:23:24Start with this medication.
00:23:26Come back in a week for a follow-up.
00:23:28We'll reassess then.
00:23:33Thank you, Catherine.
00:23:35I was sure you'd have a solution.
00:23:37After the meal,
00:23:39Gerard leans forward and asks
00:23:40if I need help with anything.
00:23:43I want to buy a house.
00:23:45It doesn't have to be big,
00:23:46but it must be extremely quiet and private,
00:23:49with top-tier security.
00:23:50I'll handle it.
00:23:51I'll find something perfect for you.
00:23:53Oh, and you're starting at
00:23:54Araylis University next Monday, right?
00:23:56I'm going to study.
00:23:58Medical school.
00:23:59You need to study medicine?
00:24:00You've got to be kidding me!
00:24:02I'm getting a formal degree
00:24:03and taking care of some personal business.
00:24:06Campus life isn't a bad experience after all.
00:24:10The manager hands me
00:24:12an exclusive premium membership card,
00:24:14saying all my expenses here
00:24:16will be on the house from now on.
00:24:18I glance over at Gerard,
00:24:20and he breaks into a grin.
00:24:21Don't refuse it.
00:24:23This is our business,
00:24:25so just enjoy it.
00:24:28Fine.
00:24:30After being chased away
00:24:31from my private suite,
00:24:33Jolene drags herself
00:24:34to her family's box.
00:24:46Jolene, are you okay?
00:24:49Mom, I'm fine.
00:24:50I just stepped out
00:24:51to see who Catherine was meeting.
00:24:53I was worried about her,
00:24:55but she had me pushed away.
00:24:57What?
00:24:59How dare she treat you that way?
00:25:01That ungrateful girl!
00:25:04Don't jump to conclusions, Mom.
00:25:06I saw it too.
00:25:08The manager was treating Catherine
00:25:10with a lot of respect.
00:25:12Yes.
00:25:13That man had an aura
00:25:14you can't fake.
00:25:16Catherine is clearly
00:25:17in the high circles.
00:25:18No wonder she's trying
00:25:20to distance herself from us.
00:25:28Pathetic and disgraceful.
00:25:31Who knows what kind
00:25:33of company she's keeping now?
00:25:35Jolene's heart swells
00:25:37with secret satisfaction.
00:25:38I have burned my bridges
00:25:40with the family for good.
00:25:42She is the Brown family's
00:25:44one and only daughter now.
00:25:47The dinner finally ends
00:25:49and the two families part way
00:25:51at the restaurant entrance.
00:25:53When an unexpected grating voice
00:25:55rings out behind Jolene,
00:25:56she turn around
00:25:58and her smile freezes.
00:25:59It's her.
00:26:01Jolene!
00:26:03My dear daughter!
00:26:05Finally!
00:26:05I've found you!
00:26:07Her blood runs cold.
00:26:10Jolene,
00:26:11your younger brother
00:26:12needs money for school.
00:26:14Maybe you could help us out?
00:26:19I don't have time
00:26:20for this ridiculous farce.
00:26:22Take this
00:26:23and never show your face
00:26:24around me again.
00:26:25Jolene,
00:26:26this isn't nearly enough.
00:26:27The tuition alone
00:26:28is a hundred thousand.
00:26:29Her hands tremble
00:26:31with unbridled rage.
00:26:32This wretched woman
00:26:33just won't know her place.
00:26:35I don't know you!
00:26:36My parents already
00:26:37paid you enough
00:26:38to cut ties
00:26:39all those years ago!
00:26:45I can't let this go on.
00:26:47I need to find a way
00:26:48to get rid of this problem
00:26:49for good.
00:26:50The day I've been waiting for
00:26:51has finally arrived.
00:26:53My first day reporting
00:26:54to Aurarius University.
00:27:09Jolene,
00:27:10is this your sister?
00:27:11Since when does
00:27:12Avalius University
00:27:13let random nobodies walk in?
00:27:14Well, isn't this
00:27:15a lovely coincidence, Jolene?
00:27:18Looks like we're going
00:27:19to be classmates.
00:27:19Classmates?
00:27:20You and me?
00:27:21Don't be ridiculous!
00:27:24The lecture bell
00:27:26chimes sharp and clear
00:27:27and Professor Lambert Carter
00:27:29steps through the door.
00:27:30He's a living legend
00:27:31in the global medical field,
00:27:33the heart of this school's
00:27:35medical program.
00:27:36He turns to the class
00:27:37and poses an extremely complex
00:27:39peer-reviewed medical question.
00:27:43The entire lecture hall
00:27:44falls dead silent,
00:27:46not a single student
00:27:47daring to speak up.
00:27:51Young lady,
00:27:52please tell us
00:27:53what you think.
00:27:54I shut my notebook calmly,
00:27:55no trace of panic
00:27:57in my movements,
00:27:58and stand up.
00:27:58I lay out my analysis
00:28:00clearly and concisely,
00:28:02citing cutting-edge research,
00:28:03clinical data,
00:28:04and real surgical cases
00:28:06effortlessly.
00:28:09She's incredible!
00:28:10Total beauty and brains!
00:28:12Who even is she?
00:28:14Jolene's face burns
00:28:15with jealousy,
00:28:16her grip tight on her pen.
00:28:20When the final bell rings,
00:28:22I walk out of the lecture hall.
00:28:24Jolene steps in front of me
00:28:25with Paige and Brenna.
00:28:27Catherine,
00:28:28just a few days away,
00:28:30and suddenly you're the one
00:28:31catching everyone's attention.
00:28:33Jolene,
00:28:34she's probably pulling stunts
00:28:36she'd never admit out loud.
00:28:37Exactly!
00:28:38Everyone whispers
00:28:39she knows how to charm
00:28:41the right people.
00:28:42Is that all?
00:28:43Now,
00:28:44move aside, mutt.
00:28:48What did you just say?
00:28:50Paige steps forward
00:28:51to push me.
00:28:53I'm not going to warn you twice.
00:28:55Hands to yourselves.
00:28:59Catherine!
00:29:00You can't just touch people
00:29:01like that!
00:29:02Jolene,
00:29:03keep your little gang in check.
00:29:04If they open their mouths
00:29:06like that again,
00:29:07next time won't be so friendly.
00:29:08Watch your tone.
00:29:09You're messing with
00:29:11the Brown family's reputation.
00:29:14The Brown family?
00:29:16That's your problem,
00:29:18not mine.
00:29:20Stop pretending.
00:29:21It's pathetic.
00:29:23I turn and walk away.
00:29:31I return to the Warren mansion
00:29:33and find Liam in the living room.
00:29:36You were out?
00:29:38Yeah.
00:29:40I stopped by
00:29:40Aurelius University
00:29:41to check in.
00:29:42Also took a look
00:29:43at a new place
00:29:44while I was out.
00:29:46You're moving out?
00:29:47Yeah.
00:29:48Staying here long term
00:29:49isn't practical.
00:29:50Your treatment
00:29:50has leveled out.
00:29:51It won't interfere
00:29:52with your progress.
00:29:53Where's the new place?
00:29:55I offer the building
00:29:56and unit number
00:29:56of Sterling Haven
00:29:57without hesitation.
00:29:59Then I prepare
00:30:00a medicinal shower.
00:30:01The water warmed perfectly.
00:30:04A thin mist
00:30:05curling through the room.
00:30:08It's ready?
00:30:09Liam walks toward
00:30:10the treatment area
00:30:11unbuttoning his shirt
00:30:13as he moves.
00:30:14His long fingers
00:30:16loosen the fabric
00:30:17revealing toned muscles
00:30:18and defined contours.
00:30:22Take the pants off too.
00:30:27What's the matter?
00:30:28Feeling shy now?
00:30:29After some hesitation
00:30:30Liam strips down
00:30:32to his briefs
00:30:33and eases himself
00:30:34into the steaming water.
00:30:36Though composed
00:30:37moments ago
00:30:38my eyes flicker briefly.
00:30:40It's not like
00:30:41this is the first time
00:30:42I've treated him.
00:30:43Why am I so flustered?
00:30:46Get it together Catherine.
00:30:48You're a doctor.
00:30:49Stay professional.
00:30:50Don't let a handsome face
00:30:52and a good body
00:30:52throw you off.
00:30:54The next day
00:30:55I head to the lab
00:30:56to find Lombert.
00:30:59Perfect timing.
00:31:00I've been wrestling
00:31:01with this data
00:31:01all morning.
00:31:02Come check this out.
00:31:07The two of us
00:31:08slip effortlessly
00:31:09into a heated discussion.
00:31:19Professor Carter,
00:31:20sorry to interrupt
00:31:21but there's something
00:31:22I'm unsure about saying.
00:31:23If you have something
00:31:24to say,
00:31:24just say it.
00:31:26Professor,
00:31:27I know you prize real skill
00:31:28but Kathleen is not
00:31:30who you think she is.
00:31:31She never attended
00:31:32a proper university.
00:31:34How could she grasp
00:31:35complex medical research?
00:31:36I'm afraid you're being deceived.
00:31:38Enough!
00:31:39Jolene,
00:31:40I don't know what you're
00:31:41trying to do
00:31:42with these accusations
00:31:42but I've seen enough
00:31:44to know true talent
00:31:45when it's in front of me.
00:31:46Catherine identified the error
00:31:48the moment she looked at it.
00:31:49Most PhD candidates
00:31:51wouldn't even catch
00:31:52this mistake
00:31:52the first time around.
00:31:53Tell me,
00:31:54how could anyone
00:31:56possibly fake
00:31:57that level of understanding?
00:32:03Professor Carter,
00:32:04I...
00:32:04I know true talent
00:32:05when I see it.
00:32:06I don't need
00:32:07your commentary.
00:32:09Now,
00:32:10please step outside.
00:32:19In that moment,
00:32:20I knew I'd found
00:32:22someone who saw me,
00:32:23not the lies
00:32:24they spread about me.
00:32:32Hey,
00:32:33I'm Catherine Brown.
00:32:35Just as I walked
00:32:36into the classroom
00:32:37and took my seat,
00:32:38I noticed the girl
00:32:39next to me,
00:32:40her cheek marked
00:32:41by a dark birthmark.
00:32:44Hi,
00:32:45I'm Claudia Norris.
00:32:51Well,
00:32:52well,
00:32:52what do we have here?
00:32:53One caught attention
00:32:54by pure chance
00:32:55and the other...
00:32:56Well,
00:32:57the problem's
00:32:57pretty obvious.
00:32:58The snickling spread
00:32:59through the classroom
00:33:00in an instant.
00:33:01Every gaze nailed
00:33:02onto the two of us.
00:33:03Oh,
00:33:04come on,
00:33:04everyone.
00:33:05Don't be so harsh.
00:33:07Professor Carter
00:33:08thinks the world
00:33:09of Catherine.
00:33:12So she's really
00:33:13riding Professor Carter's
00:33:14coattails to get
00:33:15into med school?
00:33:16How pathetic.
00:33:18Oh,
00:33:18wow,
00:33:19Catherine,
00:33:19your shoes!
00:33:20They're the exact
00:33:21same as Jolene's!
00:33:22Come on,
00:33:23Catherine,
00:33:24you actually showed up
00:33:25wearing fake shoes?
00:33:26That's bold.
00:33:30Still,
00:33:31it's embarrassing
00:33:31as hell.
00:33:38All eyes
00:33:39in that instant
00:33:40were pinned
00:33:40on my feet.
00:33:43I feel like
00:33:44being judged
00:33:45in a high society
00:33:46party.
00:33:47The murmur
00:33:48in the room
00:33:49quickly grows
00:33:50into a loud buzz.
00:33:51Most of them
00:33:52were convinced
00:33:53the shoes
00:33:54on my feet
00:33:55were fake.
00:33:56Hey,
00:33:57Catherine,
00:33:57if you like
00:33:58those shoes,
00:33:59I don't mind
00:33:59lending you mine.
00:34:00wearing fakes
00:34:01is bad.
00:34:03Thanks,
00:34:04but I'm
00:34:04pretty selective.
00:34:06I don't wear
00:34:07other people's shoes.
00:34:08Besides,
00:34:09we still don't
00:34:10actually know
00:34:11who's rocking
00:34:11the fakes,
00:34:12do we?
00:34:14I slowed
00:34:15my movements
00:34:15deliberately,
00:34:16lifted my foot,
00:34:17and aimed
00:34:18the heel
00:34:18straight at the crowd.
00:34:20Is that
00:34:20real?
00:34:22Of course.
00:34:22Here's what I know.
00:34:24Every pair
00:34:25designed by
00:34:25Future's lead
00:34:26designer,
00:34:26Alan Lewis,
00:34:28comes with
00:34:29a unique
00:34:30serial number
00:34:30and the
00:34:32designer's
00:34:32initials.
00:34:33AL
00:34:34engraved
00:34:34on the inside
00:34:35heel.
00:34:35It can't be,
00:34:37but it is.
00:34:41Jolene,
00:34:42why don't you
00:34:42have a look
00:34:43inside your
00:34:43own heel?
00:34:44I'm not
00:34:45scared!
00:34:46She raises
00:34:46her foot
00:34:47and turns
00:34:47the inside
00:34:47of the heel
00:34:48toward everyone.
00:34:49It's empty.
00:34:54Impossible!
00:34:55My shoes
00:34:55are real!
00:34:56The marks
00:34:57are just
00:34:57worn down
00:34:58from use!
00:34:59You can
00:34:59barely see
00:35:00it now!
00:35:01Oh,
00:35:01really?
00:35:02Future's
00:35:03anti-counterfeit
00:35:04system is one
00:35:04of the most
00:35:05advanced in the
00:35:05world.
00:35:06Unless the
00:35:07shoes are
00:35:07completely
00:35:08wrecked,
00:35:08the serial
00:35:09number doesn't
00:35:09just disappear.
00:35:11Want to check
00:35:12right now?
00:35:12No!
00:35:13That won't be
00:35:13necessary!
00:35:14I must have
00:35:14just made a
00:35:15mistake!
00:35:17You wanted
00:35:17to embarrass
00:35:18me in front
00:35:18of everyone?
00:35:20Jolene,
00:35:20you seem
00:35:21to forget.
00:35:22What I do
00:35:23best is tear
00:35:24apart cheap
00:35:24facades like
00:35:25yours.
00:35:26After school,
00:35:27Jolene storms
00:35:28out of campus,
00:35:28fuming.
00:35:30Austin is
00:35:30there to
00:35:31pick her
00:35:31up.
00:35:36Jolene,
00:35:37what's going
00:35:37on?
00:35:38Did someone
00:35:38mess with
00:35:39you?
00:35:39Austin!
00:35:40Those
00:35:41limited edition
00:35:42shoes you
00:35:42got for
00:35:42me?
00:35:44Catherine
00:35:45showed up
00:35:45wearing the
00:35:46exact same
00:35:47pair and
00:35:47accused mine
00:35:48of being
00:35:48fake.
00:35:50Showtime.
00:35:57Catherine,
00:35:58wait!
00:36:03What gives
00:36:04you the
00:36:04right to
00:36:05accuse
00:36:05Jolene's
00:36:05shoes of
00:36:06be fake?
00:36:11Just take
00:36:11the shoes to
00:36:12the store
00:36:12for verification.
00:36:14Verify
00:36:14them?
00:36:15Who do you
00:36:15think you
00:36:16are?
00:36:24Lucky
00:36:25for me,
00:36:26Future's
00:36:27Black Gold
00:36:27members get
00:36:28priority
00:36:28verification.
00:36:30The Future
00:36:31Black Card?
00:36:32How the
00:36:33hell does
00:36:33she have
00:36:33that?
00:36:34Austin,
00:36:35let's just
00:36:35get this
00:36:35over with!
00:36:42No,
00:36:43forget it.
00:36:43This isn't
00:36:44worth the
00:36:44headache.
00:36:44Let's just
00:36:45go home.
00:37:01What's
00:37:01going on
00:37:02here?
00:37:04Liam gets
00:37:04out of the
00:37:05car,
00:37:05moving with
00:37:06authority.
00:37:11They look
00:37:12at him
00:37:12nervously,
00:37:13like rats
00:37:13looking at
00:37:13a cat.
00:37:16Mr.
00:37:16Warren!
00:37:17Is
00:37:18everything
00:37:18alright?
00:37:20Mr.
00:37:20Warren,
00:37:21it's
00:37:21nothing
00:37:21serious.
00:37:22Catherine
00:37:23just
00:37:23insisted
00:37:24my shoes
00:37:25weren't
00:37:25real.
00:37:29Do you
00:37:30need any
00:37:30help?
00:37:31No,
00:37:32it's
00:37:32fine.
00:37:32Nothing
00:37:33to worry
00:37:33about.
00:37:34Mr.
00:37:35Warren,
00:37:35this is
00:37:36a private
00:37:37family
00:37:37matter.
00:37:38Family
00:37:38matter?
00:37:39If
00:37:40Catherine's
00:37:40involved,
00:37:41it's
00:37:42my
00:37:42business
00:37:43too.
00:37:47Let's
00:37:47go.
00:37:48Dinner's
00:37:48waiting.
00:37:54go.
00:37:55Your turn
00:37:56is
00:37:56over.
00:37:57Fake
00:37:58shoes
00:37:58always
00:37:58end up
00:37:59rubbing
00:37:59the
00:37:59heel
00:38:00raw.
00:38:01You
00:38:01might
00:38:01want
00:38:02to
00:38:02change
00:38:02yours.
00:38:11I
00:38:12feel
00:38:12a
00:38:12quiet
00:38:12thrill
00:38:12of
00:38:13satisfaction.
00:38:14You
00:38:14thought
00:38:14you
00:38:14could
00:38:15humiliate
00:38:15me
00:38:15with
00:38:15fake
00:38:16shoes?
00:38:16Look
00:38:17how
00:38:17that
00:38:17backfired.
00:38:19Back
00:38:20in the
00:38:20Brown
00:38:20family,
00:38:21I
00:38:21always
00:38:22had
00:38:22to
00:38:22bite
00:38:22my
00:38:22tongue
00:38:23and
00:38:23step
00:38:23aside.
00:38:25Now
00:38:25with
00:38:25Liam
00:38:26backing
00:38:26me
00:38:26up,
00:38:28I
00:38:29have
00:38:29nothing
00:38:29to
00:38:30fear.
00:38:39The
00:38:40next
00:38:40afternoon,
00:38:41I
00:38:42wheel
00:38:42a
00:38:42small
00:38:42suitcase
00:38:43to
00:38:43my
00:38:43new
00:38:44home,
00:38:44Sterling
00:38:45Haven.
00:38:45Just
00:38:46as I
00:38:46step
00:38:47out
00:38:47of
00:38:47the
00:38:47car,
00:38:48a
00:38:49familiar
00:38:49voice
00:38:50calls
00:38:50out
00:38:50behind
00:38:51me.
00:38:52I
00:38:53turn
00:38:53and
00:38:53see
00:38:53Declan
00:38:54and
00:38:54Jolene
00:38:54standing
00:38:55not
00:38:55far
00:38:55away.
00:38:57What's
00:38:57going
00:38:58on
00:38:58here?
00:38:58Why
00:38:59are
00:38:59you
00:38:59at
00:38:59this
00:38:59place?
00:39:00Catherine,
00:39:01why
00:39:02are
00:39:02you
00:39:02hauling
00:39:02a
00:39:03suitcase
00:39:03here?
00:39:04Are
00:39:04you
00:39:04sure
00:39:04you
00:39:05haven't
00:39:05gotten
00:39:05the
00:39:05wrong
00:39:05place?
00:39:06This
00:39:07is
00:39:07Sterling
00:39:07Haven.
00:39:08If
00:39:09you
00:39:09don't
00:39:09want
00:39:09the
00:39:09security
00:39:09guards
00:39:10kicking
00:39:10you
00:39:10out,
00:39:10you
00:39:10better
00:39:11leave.
00:39:12I
00:39:12live
00:39:12here,
00:39:13so
00:39:14yeah,
00:39:14I'm
00:39:14pretty
00:39:14sure
00:39:14I
00:39:14know
00:39:14my
00:39:14own
00:39:15address.
00:39:15Your
00:39:16home?
00:39:16Wait,
00:39:18are
00:39:18you
00:39:18working
00:39:18here,
00:39:19like
00:39:19on
00:39:19the
00:39:19staff?
00:39:20I
00:39:20can't
00:39:20help
00:39:21but
00:39:21laugh.
00:39:21Jolene,
00:39:23your
00:39:23imagination
00:39:23is
00:39:23wild.
00:39:24So
00:39:25tell me,
00:39:25what about
00:39:26you two?
00:39:26Are
00:39:27you here
00:39:27to apply
00:39:28for
00:39:28janitor
00:39:28or
00:39:29security
00:39:29jobs?
00:39:30Deccan
00:39:30and I
00:39:31are
00:39:31here,
00:39:31looking
00:39:32for a
00:39:32place
00:39:32to
00:39:33settle
00:39:33down.
00:39:34Our
00:39:34wedding
00:39:34apartment,
00:39:35actually.
00:39:36I
00:39:37calmly
00:39:37reach
00:39:38into
00:39:38my
00:39:38bag
00:39:38and
00:39:39pull
00:39:39out
00:39:39an
00:39:39access
00:39:39card,
00:39:42tapping
00:39:43it
00:39:43against
00:39:43the
00:39:44reader.
00:39:47A
00:39:47beep
00:39:48confirms
00:39:48access.
00:39:51Declan
00:39:52and Jolene
00:39:53freeze in
00:39:53shock.
00:39:57Just
00:39:57moved
00:39:58into
00:39:58Sterling
00:39:58Haven
00:39:59and
00:39:59the
00:39:59silence
00:40:00of
00:40:00the
00:40:00night
00:40:00was
00:40:01shattered.
00:40:03There's
00:40:04a race
00:40:04tomorrow
00:40:04evening.
00:40:05The
00:40:05prize
00:40:06is
00:40:06huge.
00:40:07Feeling
00:40:07the
00:40:07itch?
00:40:08Who's
00:40:09racing?
00:40:10The
00:40:11same
00:40:11arrogant
00:40:12group
00:40:12of
00:40:12wealthy
00:40:12young
00:40:12men.
00:40:13They've
00:40:14been
00:40:14throwing
00:40:14challenges
00:40:15at
00:40:15Evora.
00:40:17Oh,
00:40:18and the
00:40:19Brown
00:40:19family
00:40:19will be
00:40:20there
00:40:20too.
00:40:21What's
00:40:21the
00:40:21prize?
00:40:23A
00:40:23million
00:40:24dollars
00:40:24plus
00:40:25a
00:40:25limited
00:40:25edition
00:40:25sports
00:40:26car.
00:40:27Send
00:40:27me
00:40:27the
00:40:27details.
00:40:30Since
00:40:31they're
00:40:31throwing
00:40:31themselves
00:40:31at
00:40:32me,
00:40:32I
00:40:32see
00:40:32no
00:40:33reason
00:40:33to
00:40:33refuse.
00:40:37four in
00:40:38the
00:40:38afternoon,
00:40:39I
00:40:39drive
00:40:39towards
00:40:40the
00:40:40racetrack
00:40:40in the
00:40:41suburb.
00:40:55I
00:40:56signed
00:40:56that
00:40:57name.
00:40:57The
00:40:58one
00:40:58they
00:40:58both
00:40:58dread
00:40:59and
00:40:59go
00:40:59mad
00:41:00over.
00:41:04Oh,
00:41:05it's
00:41:05Evora!
00:41:06Our
00:41:06idol
00:41:07Evora
00:41:08has
00:41:08arrived!
00:41:12It's
00:41:12probably
00:41:13just
00:41:13someone
00:41:13pretending.
00:41:18She
00:41:19wouldn't
00:41:19show up
00:41:19for a
00:41:19small
00:41:19race
00:41:20like
00:41:20this.
00:41:28Just
00:41:29then,
00:41:29that
00:41:30flashy
00:41:30blue
00:41:30GTR
00:41:31pulled
00:41:32up
00:41:32right
00:41:32in
00:41:32front
00:41:32of
00:41:32me.
00:41:36Catherine,
00:41:37what are
00:41:38you doing
00:41:38here?
00:41:39This
00:41:40isn't a
00:41:40playground
00:41:41for
00:41:41careless
00:41:41drivers.
00:41:44If
00:41:45trash
00:41:45like
00:41:45you
00:41:46is
00:41:46allowed
00:41:46here,
00:41:47why
00:41:47shouldn't
00:41:48I
00:41:48be?
00:41:52Explain
00:41:53yourself!
00:41:56As
00:41:57if
00:41:57I'm
00:41:57going
00:41:58to.
00:42:01as
00:42:01expected,
00:42:02he
00:42:02got
00:42:03angry
00:42:03out
00:42:03of
00:42:03embarrassment,
00:42:04resorting
00:42:04to
00:42:05such
00:42:05underhanded,
00:42:06pathetic
00:42:06tactics.
00:42:07But
00:42:08he
00:42:08can't
00:42:08touch
00:42:08me.
00:42:09Laying
00:42:10hands
00:42:10on
00:42:10someone
00:42:11in
00:42:11public?
00:42:11That's
00:42:12a
00:42:12bad
00:42:12look.
00:42:13Let
00:42:13go!
00:42:13Don't
00:42:14you
00:42:14know
00:42:14who
00:42:14I
00:42:14am?
00:42:19Whoever
00:42:19you
00:42:19are,
00:42:20if
00:42:20you
00:42:20touch
00:42:20Catherine
00:42:20again,
00:42:22you'll
00:42:23regret
00:42:23it.
00:42:26We'll
00:42:27settle
00:42:27this
00:42:27on
00:42:27the
00:42:27race
00:42:28course.
00:42:29Hopefully
00:42:29you
00:42:30don't
00:42:30crash
00:42:30out
00:42:30in
00:42:30the
00:42:30first
00:42:31round.
00:42:33The
00:42:33signal
00:42:33light
00:42:34blinks
00:42:34on
00:42:34and
00:42:35the
00:42:35five
00:42:35engines
00:42:36roar
00:42:36to
00:42:36life.
00:42:37The
00:42:37green
00:42:37light
00:42:37flashes
00:42:37and
00:42:38Jaxton's
00:42:38GTR
00:42:39shoots
00:42:39forward.
00:42:40At
00:42:40the
00:42:40first
00:42:41corner,
00:42:41I
00:42:42execute
00:42:42a
00:42:42drift
00:42:42unlike
00:42:43anything
00:42:43he's
00:42:43ever
00:42:44seen
00:42:44and
00:42:44pull
00:42:44ahead.
00:42:45The
00:42:45next
00:42:46stretch
00:42:46of
00:42:46the
00:42:46track
00:42:46turns
00:42:47into
00:42:47a
00:42:47full
00:42:48on
00:42:48display
00:42:48of
00:42:48my
00:42:48skill.
00:42:54I
00:42:55flow
00:42:55through
00:42:55every
00:42:55bed
00:42:56as
00:42:56if I
00:42:56designed
00:42:56them
00:42:57myself.
00:42:59It's
00:43:00Yevera!
00:43:01She's
00:43:01really
00:43:01the
00:43:02legendary
00:43:02Yevera!
00:43:10My
00:43:10grey
00:43:11car
00:43:11shoots
00:43:12through
00:43:12the
00:43:12final
00:43:12stretch
00:43:13and
00:43:13crosses
00:43:13the
00:43:14finish
00:43:14line
00:43:14first.
00:43:27I
00:43:28push
00:43:28open
00:43:28the
00:43:28door
00:43:29and
00:43:29pull
00:43:29off
00:43:29my
00:43:29helmet
00:43:30my
00:43:30ponytail
00:43:30swinging
00:43:31in
00:43:31the
00:43:31breeze.
00:43:35My
00:43:35face
00:43:36stays
00:43:36calm
00:43:36showing
00:43:37no
00:43:37excitement.
00:43:48You...
00:43:48You're
00:43:49really
00:43:49Yevera!
00:43:54Tell
00:43:54me...
00:43:55Who's
00:43:56the
00:43:56idiot
00:43:56now?
00:43:59So
00:43:59you
00:44:00were
00:44:00tricking
00:44:00us
00:44:00this
00:44:00whole
00:44:01time?
00:44:01On
00:44:02the
00:44:02day
00:44:02I
00:44:02returned
00:44:03I
00:44:03told
00:44:04all
00:44:04of
00:44:04you
00:44:04I
00:44:04liked
00:44:04racing
00:44:06but
00:44:06not
00:44:06a
00:44:06single
00:44:07one
00:44:07of
00:44:07you
00:44:07ever
00:44:07bothered
00:44:08to
00:44:08listen.
00:44:11I
00:44:11step
00:44:11around
00:44:12Jackson
00:44:12and walk
00:44:13off
00:44:13without
00:44:13looking
00:44:13back.
00:44:18I
00:44:19never
00:44:19wanted
00:44:19to
00:44:19flaunt
00:44:20being
00:44:20Yevera.
00:44:22But
00:44:22since
00:44:22you
00:44:22kept
00:44:23pushing
00:44:23now
00:44:24you
00:44:24get
00:44:24to
00:44:24see
00:44:24who
00:44:25the
00:44:25real
00:44:25Catherine
00:44:25Brown
00:44:26really
00:44:26is.
00:44:50He
00:44:50drops
00:44:51the
00:44:51video
00:44:51into
00:44:51the
00:44:51group
00:44:52chat
00:44:52and
00:44:52tags
00:44:53Liam
00:44:53directly.
00:44:58Liam
00:44:58you
00:44:58have
00:44:58to
00:44:59see
00:44:59this
00:44:59I
00:45:00swear
00:45:00it
00:45:00will
00:45:00knock
00:45:00you
00:45:01sideways.
00:45:01Please
00:45:02nothing
00:45:03on
00:45:03earth
00:45:03surprises
00:45:04Liam.
00:45:05What
00:45:05nonsense
00:45:06are
00:45:06you
00:45:06stirring
00:45:07up
00:45:07now?
00:45:13Liam
00:45:14opens
00:45:14the
00:45:14video
00:45:15sees
00:45:16me
00:45:16stepping
00:45:16out
00:45:16of
00:45:17the
00:45:17gray
00:45:17car
00:45:17and
00:45:18a
00:45:18flicker
00:45:18of
00:45:19real
00:45:19shock
00:45:19crosses
00:45:20eyes.
00:45:21It's
00:45:22her.
00:45:26Okay
00:45:27I'm
00:45:27genuinely
00:45:28blown
00:45:28away.
00:45:29Liam
00:45:29what
00:45:30kind
00:45:30of
00:45:30divine
00:45:30helper
00:45:31do
00:45:31you
00:45:31have
00:45:31in
00:45:31your
00:45:31life?
00:45:32This
00:45:32woman
00:45:32is
00:45:32pure
00:45:33magic.
00:45:33Told
00:45:34you
00:45:34I
00:45:35knew
00:45:35even
00:45:35Liam
00:45:36couldn't
00:45:36stay
00:45:36calm
00:45:36after
00:45:37this.
00:45:53Catherine
00:45:55just
00:45:55how
00:45:55much
00:45:56are
00:45:56you
00:45:56still
00:45:56hiding?
00:46:01The
00:46:02next
00:46:02day
00:46:02I
00:46:03walk
00:46:03into
00:46:03the
00:46:03classroom.
00:46:06Catherine
00:46:06I
00:46:07got
00:46:07you
00:46:07your
00:46:07favorite
00:46:08coffee.
00:46:08I
00:46:09smile
00:46:09and
00:46:09pull
00:46:10out
00:46:10a
00:46:10delicate
00:46:10porcelain
00:46:11bottle
00:46:11from
00:46:11my
00:46:12bag.
00:46:13Apply
00:46:14this
00:46:14ointment
00:46:14to
00:46:14the
00:46:15spot
00:46:15before
00:46:15bed.
00:46:17You
00:46:17should
00:46:17see
00:46:17results
00:46:18in
00:46:18about
00:46:18a
00:46:18month.
00:46:19Thank
00:46:19you
00:46:19so
00:46:19much
00:46:19Catherine.
00:46:20Do
00:46:21you
00:46:21really
00:46:21think
00:46:21it
00:46:22will
00:46:22work?
00:46:22A
00:46:22mocking
00:46:23laugh
00:46:23cuts
00:46:24through
00:46:24the
00:46:24air.
00:46:25Consistency
00:46:25is
00:46:26the
00:46:26key.
00:46:26I'm
00:46:27confident
00:46:27it'll
00:46:27heal.
00:46:31Seriously?
00:46:32You
00:46:33actually
00:46:33think a
00:46:33homemade
00:46:34cream
00:46:34will
00:46:34magically
00:46:35make
00:46:35you
00:46:35beautiful?
00:46:36My
00:46:36eyes
00:46:36darken
00:46:37as I
00:46:37fix
00:46:37Paige
00:46:38with
00:46:38a
00:46:38piercing
00:46:38stare.
00:46:40Apologize.
00:46:42Why
00:46:43should I
00:46:43apologize?
00:46:44I'm
00:46:44just
00:46:44speaking
00:46:44the
00:46:44truth.
00:46:46Catherine,
00:46:47Paige
00:46:47can be a
00:46:48bit
00:46:48blunt.
00:46:48She
00:46:49didn't
00:46:49mean
00:46:49to
00:46:50be
00:46:50hurtful.
00:46:51Paige
00:46:52was only
00:46:52trying
00:46:52to
00:46:53warn
00:46:53you.
00:46:53The
00:46:54ointments
00:46:54you're
00:46:54handing
00:46:55out
00:46:55aren't
00:46:55officially
00:46:56approved.
00:46:56If
00:46:57Claudian's
00:46:58condition
00:46:58gets
00:46:58worse,
00:46:59that
00:47:00could
00:47:00cause
00:47:00a
00:47:01big
00:47:01problem.
00:47:01It's
00:47:02to
00:47:02heal,
00:47:03not
00:47:03harm.
00:47:04Why
00:47:04do
00:47:04you
00:47:05jump
00:47:05to
00:47:05conclusions
00:47:05without
00:47:06a
00:47:06shred
00:47:06of
00:47:06proof?
00:47:11Tell
00:47:12me,
00:47:12have
00:47:13you
00:47:13ever
00:47:13actually
00:47:13tested
00:47:14these
00:47:14ointments
00:47:14yourself?
00:47:15Claudian,
00:47:16use
00:47:17your
00:47:17ointment
00:47:17without
00:47:17any
00:47:18worries.
00:47:18If
00:47:19anything
00:47:19happens,
00:47:20I
00:47:20will
00:47:20take
00:47:20full
00:47:21responsibility.
00:47:22Jolene
00:47:23Brown,
00:47:23my
00:47:24medical
00:47:24skills
00:47:24aren't
00:47:25something
00:47:25outers
00:47:25to
00:47:25question.
00:47:31Catherine,
00:47:32I
00:47:32believe
00:47:32in
00:47:33you.
00:47:33Just
00:47:34as the
00:47:34school
00:47:34day
00:47:35wraps
00:47:35up,
00:47:35rain
00:47:36suddenly
00:47:36begins
00:47:36pouring
00:47:37down
00:47:37in
00:47:37heavy
00:47:37sheets.
00:47:38I
00:47:38had
00:47:38anticipated
00:47:39this,
00:47:40so an
00:47:40umbrella
00:47:40is tucked
00:47:41safely
00:47:41in my
00:47:41bag.
00:47:42Pulling
00:47:43it out,
00:47:43I
00:47:43open
00:47:43it and
00:47:44step
00:47:44out
00:47:44into
00:47:44the
00:47:45downpour.
00:47:46Catherine,
00:47:47wait!
00:47:48Can I
00:47:48share your
00:47:49umbrella
00:47:49with you?
00:47:50No.
00:47:51I
00:47:52turn around
00:47:52and see
00:47:53Jolene
00:47:53huddled
00:47:54beneath
00:47:54my
00:47:54umbrella.
00:47:56without
00:47:57another
00:47:57word,
00:47:58I
00:47:58turn and
00:47:58walk away.
00:47:59Before
00:48:00long,
00:48:00the rain
00:48:01soaks her
00:48:02to the
00:48:02bone.
00:48:04Catherine,
00:48:05it's pouring
00:48:06out here.
00:48:07I just
00:48:08wanted to
00:48:08walk with
00:48:09you for
00:48:09a bit.
00:48:10Jolene
00:48:10is left
00:48:11standing
00:48:11there,
00:48:12stunned.
00:48:15I
00:48:16already
00:48:16said no.
00:48:17My
00:48:17umbrella's
00:48:18too
00:48:18small
00:48:18for
00:48:18two.
00:48:20And
00:48:20honestly,
00:48:21I'm not
00:48:21comfortable
00:48:21being that
00:48:22close to
00:48:22anyone.
00:48:23Jolene
00:48:24is
00:48:24furious.
00:48:25A
00:48:26sleek
00:48:26black
00:48:26car
00:48:26rolls
00:48:27to
00:48:27a
00:48:27slow
00:48:27stop
00:48:27at
00:48:28the
00:48:28gate.
00:48:28It's
00:48:28Austin's.
00:48:33Austin!
00:48:36Jolene?
00:48:36How did
00:48:37you get
00:48:37this
00:48:38soaked?
00:48:38Didn't
00:48:38you bring
00:48:39an
00:48:39umbrella?
00:48:39you'll
00:48:40catch
00:48:40a
00:48:40cold
00:48:40like
00:48:40this.
00:48:41He
00:48:41glances
00:48:42out
00:48:42the
00:48:42window
00:48:42just
00:48:43in
00:48:43time
00:48:43to
00:48:43see
00:48:43me
00:48:44walking
00:48:44past
00:48:44holding
00:48:45my
00:48:45umbrella.
00:48:46Catherine,
00:48:47you had
00:48:47an
00:48:47umbrella.
00:48:48Why didn't
00:48:48you share
00:48:49it with
00:48:49Jolene?
00:48:57Do you
00:48:57really think
00:48:58we're close
00:48:58enough for
00:48:59that?
00:49:01Catherine,
00:49:02Jolene is
00:49:03family.
00:49:04Look at
00:49:04her,
00:49:04she's
00:49:04drenched.
00:49:05You had
00:49:06an umbrella
00:49:06and didn't
00:49:07even think
00:49:07to help
00:49:08her?
00:49:11Do you
00:49:11have
00:49:12any
00:49:12idea
00:49:12how
00:49:12cruel
00:49:13that
00:49:13looks?
00:49:13Exactly!
00:49:14Jolene
00:49:14soaked
00:49:15because
00:49:15Catherine
00:49:16abandoned
00:49:16her.
00:49:16She
00:49:16went
00:49:17way
00:49:17too
00:49:17far!
00:49:18Before
00:49:19I
00:49:19speak,
00:49:20a
00:49:20nearby
00:49:20student
00:49:21steps
00:49:21in.
00:49:22Please,
00:49:22I saw
00:49:22Jolene
00:49:23give her
00:49:23umbrella
00:49:23to
00:49:23someone
00:49:24else
00:49:24just
00:49:24to
00:49:24look
00:49:24noble,
00:49:25and
00:49:25then
00:49:25she
00:49:25tried
00:49:25to
00:49:25free
00:49:26float
00:49:26it
00:49:26off
00:49:26Catherine.
00:49:27Catherine
00:49:27didn't
00:49:27want
00:49:28to
00:49:28share,
00:49:28so
00:49:28what?
00:49:29Stop
00:49:29trying
00:49:29to
00:49:29guilt
00:49:29trip
00:49:30her.
00:49:31So
00:49:31what?
00:49:32The
00:49:33rain
00:49:39didn't
00:49:39know
00:49:39what
00:49:39happened.
00:49:40Jolene
00:49:40gave
00:49:40her
00:49:40umbrella
00:49:41away
00:49:41just
00:49:41to
00:49:41look
00:49:41generous.
00:49:42Austin,
00:49:43that's
00:49:43not
00:49:43what
00:49:44happened.
00:49:44I
00:49:45only
00:49:45wanted
00:49:45to
00:49:46get
00:49:46closer
00:49:46to
00:49:46her.
00:49:47I
00:49:48didn't
00:49:48realize
00:49:48she
00:49:49disliked
00:49:49me
00:49:49so
00:49:49much.
00:49:50Keep
00:49:50your
00:49:50little
00:49:51performances
00:49:51away
00:49:51from
00:49:52me.
00:49:52Don't
00:49:53test
00:49:53me.
00:50:06In
00:50:06the
00:50:06classroom,
00:50:07I sit
00:50:07quietly
00:50:08at my
00:50:08desk,
00:50:09flipping
00:50:09through
00:50:09my
00:50:09notes.
00:50:10Catherine,
00:50:11I
00:50:11heard
00:50:11Jolene's
00:50:11really
00:50:11sick
00:50:12today.
00:50:12She
00:50:12didn't
00:50:12come
00:50:13to
00:50:13class.
00:50:13Rain
00:50:13and
00:50:14cold.
00:50:14It's
00:50:14pretty
00:50:14normal
00:50:15to
00:50:15feel
00:50:15under
00:50:15the
00:50:15weather
00:50:15afterward.
00:50:16A
00:50:16loud
00:50:17commotion
00:50:17erupts
00:50:18at the
00:50:18classroom
00:50:18entrance.
00:50:20Feel
00:50:20satisfied
00:50:21now,
00:50:21Catherine?
00:50:22Jolene's
00:50:22in the
00:50:22hospital
00:50:23with a
00:50:23high
00:50:23fever,
00:50:24all
00:50:24because
00:50:24you
00:50:24wouldn't
00:50:24share
00:50:25your
00:50:25stupid
00:50:25umbrella.
00:50:26I
00:50:26calmly
00:50:27shut
00:50:27my
00:50:27notebook
00:50:27and
00:50:28rise
00:50:28to
00:50:28my
00:50:28feet.
00:50:29A
00:50:30chilly,
00:50:30razor-thin
00:50:31smile
00:50:32forms
00:50:32on
00:50:32my
00:50:32lips.
00:50:33She's
00:50:34sick,
00:50:34and
00:50:35that's
00:50:35supposed
00:50:35to be
00:50:35my
00:50:35responsibility?
00:50:37Is this
00:50:37seriously
00:50:38your
00:50:38reaction?
00:50:39Jolene's
00:50:39hospitalized,
00:50:40and you're
00:50:40standing here
00:50:40tossing out
00:50:41sarcastic
00:50:41comments?
00:50:42And what
00:50:42exactly does
00:50:43her hospital
00:50:43stale have
00:50:44to do
00:50:44with me?
00:50:45Did I
00:50:45make her
00:50:45give away
00:50:46her
00:50:46umbrella?
00:50:47Or did
00:50:47I
00:50:47physically
00:50:48send her
00:50:48into the
00:50:48storm?
00:50:49You!
00:50:50And
00:50:51honestly,
00:50:51if she
00:50:51were sick
00:50:52enough
00:50:52to be
00:50:52hospitalized,
00:50:53would
00:50:54she
00:50:54really
00:50:54have
00:50:54the
00:50:54energy
00:50:55to
00:50:55publicize
00:50:55it
00:51:00tell me
00:51:00which
00:51:01hospital
00:51:01she's
00:51:01at.
00:51:02I'll
00:51:02arrange
00:51:02for
00:51:03top
00:51:03clear
00:51:03specialists
00:51:04to
00:51:04check
00:51:04on
00:51:04her.
00:51:05I
00:51:06begin
00:51:06dialing,
00:51:07and
00:51:07Paige
00:51:07immediately
00:51:08panics.
00:51:09No!
00:51:10You don't
00:51:10have to
00:51:11do
00:51:11that!
00:51:11Jolene
00:51:12said she
00:51:12only
00:51:12needs
00:51:12rest!
00:51:16How did
00:51:16you figure
00:51:17out she
00:51:17was
00:51:17faking?
00:51:18I've
00:51:19watched
00:51:19her pull
00:51:20the same
00:51:20act more
00:51:20times than
00:51:21I can
00:51:21count.
00:51:23On
00:51:23the
00:51:23weekend,
00:51:24Claudian
00:51:25asks me
00:51:25to go
00:51:26shopping
00:51:26with her.
00:51:28We
00:51:28pause in
00:51:29front of
00:51:29dessert
00:51:29shop.
00:51:31Across
00:51:31from a
00:51:32famous
00:51:32brand
00:51:32boutique,
00:51:33Jolene
00:51:34is there
00:51:34too.
00:51:38Oh,
00:51:38look who
00:51:39it is,
00:51:39Catherine!
00:51:40Fancy
00:51:40seeing you
00:51:41here!
00:51:41Shopping
00:51:42too,
00:51:42huh?
00:51:43What's
00:51:43the matter?
00:51:44Didn't
00:51:44expect to
00:51:45see you
00:51:45in a
00:51:45place
00:51:45like
00:51:46this?
00:51:46This
00:51:47isn't
00:51:47some
00:51:47place
00:51:47for
00:51:47just
00:51:48anyone.
00:51:49Bet
00:51:49that
00:51:49ice cream
00:51:50cost
00:51:50you
00:51:50half
00:51:50a
00:51:51day's
00:51:51wages?
00:51:52Jolene
00:51:52steps
00:51:52forward
00:51:53and
00:51:53accidentally
00:51:54splashes
00:51:55her
00:51:55coffee
00:51:55onto
00:51:55my
00:51:56white
00:51:56dress.
00:51:58Oh,
00:51:58no,
00:51:58Catherine!
00:51:59I'm so
00:52:00sorry!
00:52:00I tripped!
00:52:01I didn't
00:52:01mean to!
00:52:03I look
00:52:03down at
00:52:04the stains
00:52:04on my
00:52:05dress,
00:52:05my eyes
00:52:06turning
00:52:07cold.
00:52:10Do you
00:52:11even know
00:52:11how much
00:52:12this dress
00:52:12costs?
00:52:13It's just
00:52:13a dress.
00:52:14I can
00:52:14buy you
00:52:15a new
00:52:15one.
00:52:18She
00:52:18pulls
00:52:19$200
00:52:19and
00:52:20tosses
00:52:21them
00:52:21at
00:52:21me.
00:52:22Use
00:52:23this
00:52:23to
00:52:23get
00:52:24yourself
00:52:24a
00:52:24new
00:52:24one.
00:52:25I
00:52:25look
00:52:25at
00:52:25the
00:52:26ice
00:52:26cream
00:52:26in
00:52:26my
00:52:26hand
00:52:32and
00:52:33press
00:52:33it
00:52:33onto
00:52:33Jolene's
00:52:34face.
00:52:36Oops,
00:52:37sorry,
00:52:38my hand
00:52:38just slipped.
00:52:39It's just
00:52:39a little
00:52:40mess.
00:52:41A quick
00:52:42wipe
00:52:42and you'll
00:52:42be
00:52:42fine.
00:52:43Jolene
00:52:43screams.
00:52:46Catherine
00:52:47What on
00:52:48earth are
00:52:48you doing?
00:52:49Are you
00:52:49crazy?
00:52:50Anne
00:52:50steps out
00:52:51of the
00:52:51fitting room
00:52:52and gasps
00:52:52at Jolene's
00:52:53appearance.
00:52:59Jolene,
00:53:00what on
00:53:01earth
00:53:01happened
00:53:01to you?
00:53:03Mom,
00:53:04it's all
00:53:04my fault.
00:53:05I
00:53:06accidentally
00:53:06spilled
00:53:07coffee
00:53:07on
00:53:07Catherine's
00:53:08dress.
00:53:09I've
00:53:09already
00:53:10paid
00:53:10her
00:53:10back,
00:53:10but
00:53:11she's
00:53:11acting
00:53:12like
00:53:12it's
00:53:12not
00:53:12enough.
00:53:18Catherine,
00:53:19why are
00:53:20you
00:53:20picking
00:53:20on
00:53:20Jolene
00:53:21again?
00:53:23Anne
00:53:24pulls
00:53:24a thick
00:53:25wad
00:53:25of
00:53:25cash
00:53:25from
00:53:26her
00:53:26purse.
00:53:27Catherine,
00:53:29don't push
00:53:29this
00:53:29further.
00:53:30If it's
00:53:30money you
00:53:31want,
00:53:31apologize
00:53:32to
00:53:32Jolene.
00:53:33Not
00:53:34nearly
00:53:34enough.
00:53:36Yes,
00:53:37this is
00:53:37our
00:53:37anniversary
00:53:38edition.
00:53:39It
00:53:39retails
00:53:39for
00:53:40$180,000
00:53:41and is
00:53:41completely
00:53:42sold
00:53:42out.
00:53:43Either
00:53:43pay me
00:53:44three times
00:53:44its value
00:53:45or I'll
00:53:46report this
00:53:47as intentional
00:53:48property
00:53:49damage to
00:53:49the police.
00:53:50Who said
00:53:51we wouldn't
00:53:51compensate?
00:53:52She
00:53:53reluctantly
00:53:53writes a
00:53:53check.
00:53:54Thank you.
00:53:56Take it.
00:53:57This is like
00:53:58burning money.
00:53:59Next time,
00:54:00I won't bother
00:54:01negotiating.
00:54:02I'll go
00:54:02straight to
00:54:02the police.
00:54:03I feel
00:54:04a deep
00:54:04satisfying
00:54:05pleasure.
00:54:06$540,000.
00:54:07That's
00:54:08going to
00:54:08sting
00:54:08for a
00:54:08while.
00:54:09Back in
00:54:10the Brown
00:54:10family,
00:54:11I let
00:54:11you walk
00:54:12all over
00:54:12me.
00:54:12I
00:54:13swallowed
00:54:13every
00:54:14insult.
00:54:14Not
00:54:15anymore.
00:54:15From
00:54:16now on,
00:54:17every
00:54:17single
00:54:18debt
00:54:18gets
00:54:18paid
00:54:19back
00:54:19with
00:54:19interest.
00:54:20After
00:54:20the
00:54:20meal,
00:54:21I
00:54:21wave
00:54:22goodbye
00:54:22to
00:54:22Claudian
00:54:23at
00:54:23the
00:54:23restaurant's
00:54:23entrance.
00:54:28I've
00:54:29only walked
00:54:29a short
00:54:30distance
00:54:30when a
00:54:31terrified
00:54:31scream
00:54:32cuts
00:54:32through
00:54:32the
00:54:32air.
00:54:35Someone
00:54:35help!
00:54:36Is there
00:54:37a doctor
00:54:37here?
00:54:38I turn
00:54:38towards the
00:54:38commotion
00:54:39and see
00:54:40a well-dressed
00:54:40woman kneeling
00:54:41beside an
00:54:42elderly woman
00:54:42who has
00:54:43collapsed.
00:54:44I push
00:54:45through the
00:54:45crowd and
00:54:46kneel down
00:54:46to examine
00:54:47her.
00:54:51Ma'am,
00:54:52don't panic.
00:54:53Does she
00:54:53have a history
00:54:54of heart
00:54:54disease?
00:54:55Yes.
00:54:56She has
00:54:57coronary
00:54:58heart
00:54:58disease.
00:55:00I reach
00:55:01into my
00:55:02bag and
00:55:02and pull
00:55:03out a
00:55:03small
00:55:03bottle
00:55:04of
00:55:04nitroglycerin
00:55:05pills.
00:55:06I slide
00:55:07a tablet
00:55:07under her
00:55:08tongue
00:55:08and begin
00:55:08CPR.
00:55:22After
00:55:22several long
00:55:23minutes, the
00:55:24elderly woman lets
00:55:25out a faint
00:55:26groan.
00:55:28Paramedics
00:55:29arrive and take
00:55:29over.
00:55:31Very professional.
00:55:33You've brought us
00:55:34precious time.
00:55:36Which hospital do you
00:55:37work at?
00:55:37I have to thank
00:55:38you properly.
00:55:44I'm still a
00:55:45student.
00:55:46Helping people is
00:55:46just something I
00:55:47have to do.
00:55:54I quietly gather
00:55:55my things and slip
00:55:56away while the
00:55:57crowd watches with
00:55:58admiration.
00:55:59The next morning,
00:56:00I intentionally leave
00:56:01home early, but the
00:56:03Browns are already
00:56:03lying in wait at the
00:56:04school entrance.
00:56:07Catherine!
00:56:10Jolene plunges to
00:56:11hug me, but I
00:56:12smoothly dodge her.
00:56:14Catherine, come
00:56:15home with me.
00:56:17Your grandmother's
00:56:18back and wants to
00:56:19see you.
00:56:23Sorry, but I don't
00:56:24really know you
00:56:24people.
00:56:25We don't have time
00:56:26for your nonsense.
00:56:27You're coming home
00:56:28with us today.
00:56:31Since it's the
00:56:32busiest time for
00:56:33students arriving,
00:56:35a bunch of curious
00:56:36students have already
00:56:37stopped to watch.
00:56:40A sleek black
00:56:41Bentley eases to a
00:56:43stop right beside us.
00:56:44The window lowers
00:56:46smoothly, and Liam's
00:56:47sharply contoured face
00:56:48comes into view.
00:56:52Catherine, get in the car.
00:56:59I've got class in a few
00:57:00minutes.
00:57:01What brings you here
00:57:01so early?
00:57:04They didn't bother you,
00:57:05did they?
00:57:06No.
00:57:07They're irrelevant.
00:57:08I'm heading in.
00:57:12And without waiting for
00:57:13his response, I simply
00:57:15turn and leave.
00:57:19The Browns erupt the
00:57:20moment I brush past
00:57:21them like they're
00:57:22strangers on the
00:57:23street.
00:57:24Are we seriously
00:57:24letting that girl
00:57:25walk all over us?
00:57:27She might ignore us,
00:57:29but someone else can
00:57:30get through to her.
00:57:31She won't dare skip
00:57:32her grandmother's
00:57:33birthday banquet.
00:57:36She'll show up for
00:57:37that.
00:57:38After my classes wrap
00:57:39up, I head home,
00:57:41ready to relax, until
00:57:42my phone starts buzzing
00:57:43in my pocket.
00:57:47Catherine, I'm sending
00:57:49you an address.
00:57:49Come eat with us.
00:57:50They've got all your
00:57:51favorites, and there's a
00:57:52surprise for you, too.
00:57:53I hop into a cab, take
00:57:56the elevator up, and
00:57:57text Jared.
00:58:00Which room are you
00:58:01guys in?
00:58:03The elevator doors slide
00:58:04open, and I walk out, my
00:58:06eyes glued to my phone.
00:58:10before I can take two steps, a
00:58:12hand suddenly pulls me aside.
00:58:14So this is who you really are, waiting
00:58:16all this time just to pull this?
00:58:18You followed me here?
00:58:19Declan, of course.
00:58:22What?
00:58:22Touched a nerve?
00:58:24You show up where I hang out, hoping I'll notice you again?
00:58:28Catherine, you really haven't changed.
00:58:30Still using the same desperate tricks.
00:58:32Isn't she that brown family daughter?
00:58:34The one they recently reclaimed?
00:58:35Yep.
00:58:35Looks like she's still running after Declan like always.
00:58:38Declan, drop the ego.
00:58:39I'm here for someone else.
00:58:40You don't even make the top hundred.
00:58:41Stop acting like the world revolves around you.
00:58:45Aha, so I got to you.
00:58:47That's why you're biting back?
00:58:49Do me a favor and stay away.
00:58:51I don't want anyone assuming we have his...
00:58:55I stride toward the highest tier private suite without looking back.
00:59:07Whoa, what happened to you?
00:59:12I'm fine.
00:59:23Catherine, wait till you see this.
00:59:35Hold on.
00:59:36Is that...
00:59:37Yep.
00:59:38The one from the Veritas auction last month.
00:59:40You kept staring at it,
00:59:42so I figured I'd just buy the damn thing for you.
00:59:45Thanks, Geralt.
00:59:46Hey, don't go formal on me.
00:59:49Something like this deserves an owner who actually gets it.
00:59:53I'm fine.
01:00:18Catherine, I heard you moved out.
01:00:20Did something happen?
01:00:21Did the Browns push you too far again?
01:00:24I'm fine, Auntie.
01:00:25I left on my own terms.
01:00:27Your grandmother returned.
01:00:29You heard?
01:00:31Her birthday banquet is next week.
01:00:34She actually called me earlier and told me to ask you to come.
01:00:38Auntie, I'm no longer part of the Brown family.
01:00:42Catherine, please.
01:00:43She's getting older.
01:00:45Just give her this one courtesy.
01:00:48All right.
01:00:49I'll show up on time.
01:00:51I exhale slowly.
01:00:52So this is happening.
01:00:53No dodging it now.
01:00:55My eyes move back to the gemstone in its wooden box.
01:00:57It would make a clean, elegant birthday gift.
01:01:00The night of Analia's birthday banquet has come.
01:01:04The Brown estate glows with extravagant decorations.
01:01:10I stroll in wearing simple, casual clothes.
01:01:13Jolene drifts graciously through the guests in a blush pink couture gown.
01:01:18Low whispers swirl around the gathered guests about how shabby I look.
01:01:23Lawrence's and Anna's expressions grow cold and tense.
01:01:27Isn't that the one who broke ties with the Browns?
01:01:29And she just shows up to Grandma's birthday like that?
01:01:34Wild or not, she's stunning.
01:01:38Those sharp features and that presence can't be ignored.
01:01:42Jolene steps forward, her smile dazzling and perfectly practiced.
01:01:46Grandma, happy birthday!
01:01:49I know how much you adore gemstones,
01:01:51so I asked the auction house to find something really special for you.
01:01:54A rare warm gem.
01:02:00And you, Catherine?
01:02:02What did you bring?
01:02:04I reach into my black bag and pull out a small wooden box.
01:02:09As I open the lid, the room falls deathly silent.
01:02:14Nestled inside is another gemstone.
01:02:18To give Grandma a fake?
01:02:21That's just disrespectful.
01:02:23Catherine?
01:02:24Fake?
01:02:25Catherine, don't you realize how humiliating this is for our family?
01:02:31Amid the crowd's murmurs and accusations,
01:02:34I stay composed.
01:02:41You say mine's a fake?
01:02:43On what proof?
01:02:44Maybe yours is the counterfeit.
01:02:46Isn't it obvious?
01:02:48This gem is incredibly rare.
01:02:51There can't be two exactly the same.
01:02:56Mine's been authenticated by several experts.
01:02:59It's the real deal.
01:03:01A knowing smile curves my lips as I bring my gem up and lightly press it against an Aaliyah's wrist.
01:03:09This is it!
01:03:11They say a genuine warm gem changes color depending on its wearer's vitality.
01:03:15It's a unique, almost magical trait.
01:03:18Why don't we test Jolene's gem the same way?
01:03:42The luxurious auction house director got hooked on gambling.
01:03:47Jolene stumbles backward, dropping her phone with a loud clatter.
01:03:52Today is my birthday celebration.
01:03:54Let's put an end to this now.
01:03:56Jolene acted with good intentions but was misled.
01:03:59For the very first time, Anala looks at me without that usual air of disappointment.
01:04:07You know, Catherine, I actually like this.
01:04:14Jolene bites down hard on her lower lip, her nails digging into her palm.
01:04:19Justine approaches me.
01:04:23Catherine, I'm sorry about everything that went down earlier.
01:04:27I'm okay.
01:04:29You only stop feeling hurt when you stop expecting anything from anyone.
01:04:34Not long after, friends call Justine away.
01:04:38A maid makes her way around, offering champagne.
01:04:42When she gets to me, I decline.
01:04:45The maid hurries away and comes back moments later, holding a glass of juice.
01:04:50I study the juice for a moment.
01:04:52I lift the glass and drink it down in one steady guilt.
01:04:55A few minutes pass before the same maid shows up again.
01:04:59I'm so, so sorry.
01:05:01I didn't mean for this to happen.
01:05:03She slips, and the entire drink splashes across my outfit.
01:05:09Catherine, I'm really sorry.
01:05:10The staff can be a bit careless.
01:05:12Why don't you slip into one of my dresses?
01:05:14I've got tons upstairs.
01:05:15You can use the guest room to change.
01:05:16Wow.
01:05:17The rules in this house are intriguing, to say the least.
01:05:19I hear every bit of the sarcasm.
01:05:22Sophia is practically mocking Jolene, who acts like she owns the place.
01:05:25The maid exhales, relieved beyond measure, and hurries forward.
01:05:29I start after her, but pause to throw Jolene one last look.
01:05:33The maid leads me far inside the mansion, to a guest room.
01:05:37As soon as she leaves, the door shuts quietly, and I hear the lock slide into place.
01:05:44I go over to check the window, but it's stuck tight, probably locked from the outside.
01:05:50A strange warmth begins spreading under my skin.
01:05:53I take a steady breath, pull a small ceramic file from my pocket, and swallow an antidote.
01:05:59I had drunk the tampered juice simply because I wanted to see the full extent of Jolene's trap.
01:06:09A few moments later, I hear faint, uneven footsteps outside the door.
01:06:15I lay down on the bed, completely still and quiet.
01:06:19The door creaks open slowly.
01:06:24Getting impatient, huh?
01:06:26Don't worry, sweetheart.
01:06:28I'll take real good care of you.
01:06:31But suddenly, my eyes snap wide open.
01:06:36The scream tears from him.
01:06:38He crumples to the floor in an instant,
01:06:41folding over and wrigling on the carpet.
01:06:45I calmly step over him and shut the door behind me.
01:06:48I ease into the corner just outside, ready to watch.
01:06:51Not long after, Jolene appears,
01:06:54sneaking cautiously down the hall.
01:06:58She presses her ear against the door,
01:07:01then pulls it wide open.
01:07:11She barely has time to register it before the man lunges at her.
01:07:18Stay away!
01:07:19Get off me!
01:07:20Man, pretty girl.
01:07:22The other one took a heap, but you?
01:07:24You'll do just fine.
01:07:26Don't you dare touch me!
01:07:27I'm a brown.
01:07:29Touch me and you're dead.
01:07:33Oh, man, yeah?
01:07:35That just makes it way more interesting.
01:07:40Help! Help!
01:07:41Let me go!
01:07:44After closing the door behind me,
01:07:47I calmly make my way back to the banquet hall.
01:07:50Sophia, who had earlier stood by my side,
01:07:52approaches with a warm smile and extends her hand.
01:07:55I'm Sophia Flynn.
01:07:57How about we get better acquainted?
01:07:59Catherine Brown, it's a pleasure to meet you.
01:08:01About 15 minutes later,
01:08:03a sudden disturbance breaks out outside the banquet hall.
01:08:06The crowd moves towards the guest room.
01:08:10As they get closer,
01:08:11heavy breathing and a woman's desperate screams reach their ears.
01:08:18Anne's face drains of color.
01:08:21What are you waiting for?
01:08:22Get that door down now!
01:08:24A few strong servants step up and smash the door open.
01:08:28Inside, the shocking scene unfolds for everyone to see.
01:08:33Jolene, her hair mussy and clothes rumpled,
01:08:36is pinned down by an unfamiliar man.
01:08:39Seeing the crowd at the doorway,
01:08:41she breaks down in tears.
01:08:42Mom! It was Catherine!
01:08:44She tricked me!
01:08:45She planned all of this!
01:08:50Despite the accusations,
01:08:52I don't flinch.
01:08:53Jolene, where are you getting this from?
01:08:55The maid ruined my dress,
01:08:56and you sent her to fetch me some clothes.
01:08:58But I waited ages,
01:09:00and no one came, so I left.
01:09:01When I left,
01:09:02the room was empty.
01:09:03I have no idea how you ended up here.
01:09:06How could you be so heartless?
01:09:08Jolene is your sister!
01:09:11I was with Miss Flynn in the banquet hall the entire time.
01:09:14Many guests can vouch for that.
01:09:16How can you stoop to such tactics?
01:09:20Regarding Jolene,
01:09:22we'll have a chance to question the man soon enough.
01:09:27What happened today was a private family matter.
01:09:30Anyone who breathes a word of it
01:09:31will be making an enemy of the Brown family.
01:09:33Anne grabs her trembling daughter
01:09:35and practically drags Jolene out.
01:09:37The man is also hauled away.
01:09:45What a night.
01:09:46You handled that like a pro.
01:09:50It was simply responding to what she started.
01:09:53If she had stayed in her lane,
01:09:55none of this would have happened.
01:09:57Time after time,
01:09:58Jolene tried to set me up.
01:10:00Did she really think I was still the same Catherine
01:10:02who'd just take it lying down?
01:10:04What happened tonight?
01:10:06She brought it on herself.
01:10:09Morning sunlight pours in through the large window,
01:10:11casting soft highlights across his sharp jawline.
01:10:14Mr. Warren.
01:10:15Morning.
01:10:16Let's get started.
01:10:17Without hesitation,
01:10:18he reaches for the buttons of his shirt
01:10:20and pulls it up,
01:10:21exposing his bare chest.
01:10:22I slip into professional mode,
01:10:24pick up my medical kit,
01:10:26and move to his side.
01:10:28Need a hand handling the Browns?
01:10:30My hands work with practiced confidence.
01:10:34Not right now.
01:10:35I've got it covered.
01:10:37Once the session wraps up,
01:10:39I'm packing away my tools
01:10:40when Liam slowly pushes off the sofa.
01:10:44He stands steady, clear-headed.
01:10:46You're healing well.
01:10:48You're really skilled at this.
01:10:50Thanks.
01:10:51Keep this up and one more session
01:10:52and you'll be good as new.
01:10:53Once I'm fully better,
01:10:55what do you want in exchange?
01:10:56You've already paid for the treatments,
01:10:58but if I ever need help down the road,
01:11:01I hope you'll remember the understanding we have today.
01:11:04Sounds fair.
01:11:05Just then, a knock comes at the door
01:11:07and a maid enters.
01:11:08Sir, Mr. Cassius Warren has arrived.
01:11:10His tone turns icy in an instant.
01:11:12The smile that had just been there
01:11:13disappears completely.
01:11:15Tell him to wait for me in the living room.
01:11:17When I enter the living room,
01:11:18a man in a dark gray suit glances my way.
01:11:21He appears to be in his 50s,
01:11:24sharing some resemblance with Liam.
01:11:30Our eyes lock for a moment.
01:11:32I simply give a small nod and exit smoothly.
01:11:38The intense,
01:11:39almost threatening look
01:11:40from that middle-aged man
01:11:41has set off warning bells in my mind.
01:11:46I let out a soft sigh.
01:11:48I deliberately instruct my driver
01:11:50to take several detours
01:11:51just to make sure no one is tailing me
01:11:53before finally heading back to my apartment.
01:12:00No sooner have I settled in
01:12:01than my phone rings.
01:12:02It's Sophia.
01:12:05Hey, Catherine.
01:12:06Got a minute?
01:12:06There's this socialite gala happening next week.
01:12:09Want to come along and just have some fun?
01:12:11Sounds good.
01:12:12When is it exactly?
01:12:13Do I need to prepare anything special?
01:12:15It's next Saturday evening at Vantage Oasis.
01:12:18Just wear a cocktail dress.
01:12:19I'll come pick you up
01:12:21and we can go together.
01:12:22Okay, that would work.
01:12:23Thank you so much.
01:12:27I'll go park the car.
01:12:29Sophia goes off to find a parking spot,
01:12:31leaving me to make my way into the building.
01:12:40Just as I step into the lobby,
01:12:42ready to catch the elevator up,
01:12:44I bump on Jaleen.
01:12:53Catherine?
01:12:55What are you doing here?
01:12:57So, you're here for the gala?
01:12:59You have an invitation, I hope?
01:13:01Whose little lapdog are you?
01:13:03Running wild and barking at everyone without a care.
01:13:07Excuse me?
01:13:09Who exactly are you insulting?
01:13:11Listen, Catherine.
01:13:12You can't just waltz into this kind of event wearing a dress.
01:13:16Without a real invite,
01:13:17you'll end up humiliated
01:13:19when security shows you the door.
01:13:21Come on, Catherine.
01:13:23Ready to head up?
01:13:25Let's not keep the others waiting.
01:13:37Don't pay her any mind.
01:13:39The organizers gave me two invitations this year.
01:13:42I smile back,
01:13:43appreciating Sophia's subtle way of handling things.
01:14:00Everyone,
01:14:01meet my friend Catherine Brown.
01:14:03I hope you'll look out for her from now on.
01:14:05This gala really is slipping.
01:14:07Apparently just anyone can walk in now.
01:14:09Some people really try too hard.
01:14:11As if showing up here will magically upgrade their pleas in society.
01:14:16Watch your mouth.
01:14:18Catherine is a brown.
01:14:19Have some respect.
01:14:20Please don't be harsh.
01:14:22My sister doesn't attend events like this often.
01:14:24She's just here to get some exposure.
01:14:27Don't go snapping photos willy-nilly.
01:14:29If I see you flooding social media with our images just to boost your status,
01:14:34I won't hesitate to sue-
01:14:44If you want to play dirty,
01:14:46I'll give you a front row seat.
01:14:49Your status comes from flaunting fake jewelries?
01:14:53And what would a country girl like you possibly understand about jewelry?
01:14:58That's Maris Core,
01:15:00an iconic design by Davina Gemma from the 60s,
01:15:03centered around a rare cushion-cut diamond framed by a dozen emeralds.
01:15:07The real necklace was sold at last year's Veritas auction for $36 million,
01:15:12bought anonymously.
01:15:15I have to admit,
01:15:16you've got an eye for quality.
01:15:18It is lovely,
01:15:19I'll give you that,
01:15:19but the issue is that yours isn't authentic.
01:15:22Yes,
01:15:22the center stone is about the right size,
01:15:24but it's missing the clarity a genuine one would have.
01:15:27They look like fresh lab-made pieces.
01:15:29You're talking nonsense!
01:15:31My father gave this to me for my birthday!
01:15:33Janice,
01:15:34don't let my sister get to you.
01:15:35She's been out of touch for years.
01:15:37She probably hasn't even seen jewelry of this caliber.
01:15:40It's easy for her to misjudge.
01:15:41I stay calm,
01:15:42shifting my gaze to the other woman's wrist.
01:15:45Your bracelet actually has decent translucency,
01:15:48but it's been chemically treated and filled with resin.
01:15:51Wearing that too long isn't good for your health.
01:15:54Just so you know.
01:15:55The woman snatches her hand back,
01:15:57going pale.
01:16:00I turn to Jolene.
01:16:02Your necklace is no better, Jolene.
01:16:05Those diamonds look fake too.
01:16:08Jolene's fingers shoot toward her ear,
01:16:10but stop halfway.
01:16:11The whole hall goes completely still.
01:16:15That was savage.
01:16:17You nailed that comeback perfectly.
01:16:21I take a sip from my glass and feel not a trace of guilt.
01:16:25Fake jewelry?
01:16:27Fine.
01:16:27Wear it quietly and no one will say a word.
01:16:30But you had to step on me to feel taller.
01:16:33So don't blame me for exposing your fake jewelry.
01:16:35Just you wait.
01:16:38I'm calling in a top jewelry expert right now.
01:16:43Be my guest.
01:16:45Relax, Janice.
01:16:46It's a beautiful day.
01:16:47There's no need to let some petty nonsense spoil it.
01:16:50Petty?
01:16:51This isn't just about me wearing a fake.
01:16:54She's insulting the honor of the whole Lopez family.
01:17:07The craftsmanship is extraordinary, but something is off.
01:17:11The cut and the color don't match the authentic Mariscore.
01:17:16Miss Lopez, I'm afraid this necklace is indeed a replica.
01:17:21What?
01:17:23That can't be!
01:17:24The craftsmanship is exceptionally convincing, almost flawless.
01:17:28But as Miss Brown pointed out, the cutting style and the emerald shade reveal subtle differences.
01:17:33Impressive eye, Miss Brown.
01:17:34Only the most skilled experts can detect such subtle distinctions.
01:17:38May I ask who has been your teacher?
01:17:40My mentor is Langston Moore.
01:17:44So you are the esteemed protege of Mr. Moore.
01:17:47An honor to meet you at last.
01:17:49Your championship at the last international competition was truly well-deserved.
01:17:54No wonder she spotted the fake so easily.
01:17:56She's Langston Moore's student.
01:18:00That's the world's top jewelry appraiser.
01:18:02The Lopez family really embarrassed themselves today.
01:18:06I can't stay here.
01:18:07I can't let them see me like this.
01:18:18Catherine, when did you pick all this up?
01:18:21You never said a word about it to any of us.
01:18:25There's a lot you don't know, mostly because you never bothered to ask.
01:18:32Catherine, what have you done to Jolaine now?
01:18:34I don't know what you're talking about, Austin.
01:18:36I've been sitting here all night and Jolaine hasn't said a word to me.
01:18:38And I'm not the one who's been sending her all those blue roses.
01:18:43Austin, shouldn't you find out what really happened first?
01:18:46It's Catherine who got wrong today.
01:18:48What about Miss Lopez?
01:18:49How could you upset her and make her cry?
01:18:51You're going to the Lopez residence right now to apologize.
01:18:54Apologize?
01:18:55For what?
01:18:56Telling the truth and exposing Janice's fake jewelry in front of everyone?
01:19:00What nonsense?
01:19:02Miss Lopez wouldn't be caught dead wearing fakes.
01:19:05You're just making up lies to slander her.
01:19:07Mr. Brown, Miss Brown's assessment is absolutely right.
01:19:10This Mari's core necklace is a very well-maked replica,
01:19:13and her appraisal skills surpass even mine.
01:19:15Isn't Austin being way too biased?
01:19:18He's not even listening to the expert.
01:19:19I heard the Browns kicked out their own biological daughter
01:19:22to make room for that adopted girl, Jolaine.
01:19:25How ridiculous.
01:19:26Still, you had no right to humiliate Miss Lopez like that in public.
01:19:30Our families have shared a close bond for generations.
01:19:33Did you ever stop to think about how damaging this could be for the Brown group?
01:19:36But what about when Janice openly mocked me for being from the countryside?
01:19:39When they all schemed together to humiliate me in front of everyone?
01:19:42Did anyone ever care how that felt?
01:19:44Have any of you truly treated me like family at all?
01:19:46If not, then I, Catherine, and the Browns are better off going our separate ways from this day forward.
01:19:52Sorry for the disruption and ruining everyone's good time.
01:19:55I'll be taking my leave now.
01:19:59The days passed quietly, with nothing but my regular school routine and lab work.
01:20:04Jolaine had kept an unusually low profile ever since the banquet,
01:20:08not daring to provoke me again.
01:20:14So many missed calls. What's going on?
01:20:20Why are you answering Aunt Justina's phone? What happened to her?
01:20:23Watch your tone with me, you ungrateful brat!
01:20:26I haven't even dealt with the mess you made!
01:20:28Thanks to you offending Miss Lopez,
01:20:29the Lopez group has just terminated all their cooperation with us.
01:20:32You will find time to go to the Lopez residence and apologize to Miss Lopez immediately!
01:20:37Keep dreaming.
01:20:38You ungrateful little wolf.
01:20:40If you refuse to listen to me,
01:20:42are you planning to ignore your aunt's life and death situation too?
01:20:46What happened to Aunt Justina?
01:20:48Brain tumor.
01:20:49It's pressing directly on the nerves.
01:20:52Surgery is extremely risky.
01:20:54I'm on my way.
01:20:59Out of my way.
01:21:00Sign this.
01:21:01Sign the share transfer agreement,
01:21:03and I'll let you inside to see her.
01:21:06How dare they use Justina's life as a bargaining chip.
01:21:10They have no bottom line.
01:21:11You crazy girl.
01:21:13If you dare lay a hand on me,
01:21:14you'll be condemned for your unfailed behavior.
01:21:16Heaven will strike you down.
01:21:18Then move.
01:21:19Before I actually decide to follow through.
01:21:23Lawrence?
01:21:24Austin?
01:21:26Is that Catherine out there?
01:21:28Let her in.
01:21:38My poor little Catherine.
01:21:40They must have given her a hard time again.
01:21:45It's just the same old health problems.
01:21:47Nothing to worry about.
01:21:49But were they bothering you out there just now?
01:21:52Don't worry about me.
01:21:53I'm perfectly fine.
01:21:55How are you feeling right now, really?
01:21:57Be honest with me.
01:21:58Justina, don't push yourself too hard.
01:21:59The doctors made it clear this condition can't wait any longer.
01:22:02Only Dr. Huxley-Jones can perform this surgery with the highest success rate.
01:22:05Jolene practically bent over back to get him to agree to take the case.
01:22:09Show me her complete medical records and all the scan images right now.
01:22:12Justina has been nothing but kind to you your whole life, hasn't she?
01:22:14Now that she's gravely ill, you won't just sit back and let her die, will you?
01:22:17Here's the deal.
01:22:17Sign over the Brown Group shares to the family,
01:22:19and Jolene will convince Dr. Huxley to perform the surgery immediately.
01:22:22We're also willing to overlook the whole Ms. Lopez incident and not hold it against you.
01:22:25After all, we're still family, aren't we?
01:22:28Lawrence, Austin, how can you stoop so low as to use my sickness as a weapon against Catherine?
01:22:31This is absolutely shameless.
01:22:33I won't stand for this.
01:22:34Stop it right now!
01:22:35Aunt Justina, please don't be angry.
01:22:37Dad's just worried about all those Brown Group shares Catherine holds.
01:22:41If she's not careful, she could be taken advantage of,
01:22:43which would cause huge problems.
01:22:46That's why he wants to take this chance to get the shares back into the family's hands.
01:22:52Cathian, my condition is severe, and it probably may get better.
01:22:56Even if you sign, the surgery might not work.
01:23:00I come to accept that.
01:23:02You should leave while you still can.
01:23:05Aunt Justina, I'll be the one to perform your surgery.
01:23:08What could you possibly have to back that up,
01:23:10with those so-called skills you picked up from nowhere?
01:23:12Catherine, don't make a fool of yourself and promise more than you can deliver.
01:23:15If Justina's condition worsens because of your arrogance,
01:23:17can you really bear the consequences?
01:23:19Can you live with that guilt?
01:23:20Then we'll just have to wait and see.
01:23:22And don't you ever dare use Aunt Justina as a pawn against me again.
01:23:26The next time you try, I won't hesitate to prove exactly what I am capable of.
01:23:30And you won't like the outcome.
01:23:32I'm not giving up on you.
01:23:34Aunt Justina, trust me.
01:23:37Leave everything to me.
01:23:38I promise I'll make you better.
01:23:41Catherine, I trust you.
01:23:43Completely.
01:23:44Fine!
01:23:45Have it your way, Catherine.
01:23:46Let's see how you handle this.
01:23:48Without Dr. Huxry, I don't think Justina has much time left.
01:23:51When this fails, and it will,
01:23:53you better not come crawling back to us to us on your knees begging for help!
01:24:07It's Zafira.
01:24:08Arrange for the highest-grade operating theater at Central Hospital immediately,
01:24:11with a full leading neurosurgery team on standby.
01:24:14I'll send over the full equipment list and surgical plan shortly.
01:24:16Understood, Dr. Zafira.
01:24:18We'll handle all the arrangements immediately.
01:24:20Everything will be ready before your scheduled surgery time.
01:24:26An internationally renowned surgeon, Dr. Zyphira?
01:24:30That's the legendary neurosurgeon that even royal families can't book?
01:24:33No!
01:24:34No way!
01:24:35That's impossible!
01:24:36Catherine?
01:24:37That good-for-nothing girl who grew up in the countryside?
01:24:39How could she possibly have connections to someone of Dr. Zyphira's caliber?
01:24:42It must be a coincidence!
01:24:43No, it can't be.
01:24:45She's just a worthless country girl.
01:24:46How could she know Dr. Zyphira?
01:24:50Dad, Austin, don't jump to conclusions.
01:24:52It has to be a coincidence.
01:24:53There's no way Catherine has anything to do with this.
01:24:55She probably doesn't even know who Dr. Zyphira is.
01:25:00Justina, I won't let anything happen to you.
01:25:02This surgery will be a success.
01:25:06Aunt Justina, it's me.
01:25:08I'll be the operating surgeon for your procedure today.
01:25:10Don't be afraid.
01:25:11Just close your eyes and rest.
01:25:13When you wake up, this ailment will be gone completely.
01:25:17The patient is under general anesthesia.
01:25:19Vitals are stable.
01:25:20Let's begin the operation.
01:25:29My God, that surgical approach angle.
01:25:31It's so bold and intricate,
01:25:33yet it completely avoids all the critical functional areas of the brain.
01:25:35I've never seen anything like it.
01:25:37Look at that section technique.
01:25:38It's so steady.
01:25:38It's terrifying.
01:25:39Not a single tremor.
01:25:40Even when working so close to the nerve buns.
01:25:42This is beyond masterful.
01:25:45The patient's vital assigns remain stable throughout the procedure.
01:25:48The operation is a complete success.
01:25:53Please pay close attention to the patient's post-operative monitoring and care.
01:25:57Call me immediately if there are any changes in her condition.
01:26:00Absolutely, Dr. Zyphira.
01:26:01We will strictly follow your post-operative care plan.
01:26:04It was the greatest honor of our careers to assist you in this surgery today.
01:26:13Doctor, how did it go?
01:26:14How was my sister?
01:26:16Was the surgery successful?
01:26:17It was an incredible, unprecedented success.
01:26:19The tumor was completely removed,
01:26:21with zero damage to the surrounding nerves and functional areas.
01:26:24The patient's vital signine stayed rock-solid the entire time.
01:26:27Honestly, it was nothing less than a medical miracle.
01:26:29Dr. Zyphira's surgical skills are absolutely extraordinary.
01:26:31God-like even.
01:26:32I have to say, your Brown family is truly full of hidden talents.
01:26:36It's almost impossible to book Dr. Zyphira for a surgery anywhere in the world,
01:26:40yet you managed to get her to come here personally.
01:26:42I'm genuinely curious.
01:26:43How did you manage to connect with her?
01:26:44How is this possible?
01:26:45How could that country girl have anything to do with Dr. Zyphira?
01:26:48This can't be happening.
01:26:49We threatened her.
01:26:49We accused her.
01:26:50We tried to force her to sign away her shares.
01:26:52And she just saved Aunt Justina's life?
01:26:53Dr. Watts, thank you for your hard work today.
01:26:55It was our honor to work with you, Dr. Zyphira.
01:26:58You have my word.
01:26:59We will monitor Miss Brown's condition 24-7
01:27:01and strictly follow your post-operasive care instructions.
01:27:05Could it be?
01:27:06Is Catherine actually Dr. Zyphira herself?
01:27:10What kind of ridiculous nonsense are you spouting?
01:27:12That ungrateful fool knows nothing.
01:27:14She's just a worthless waste of space.
01:27:16There's no way she could be the world-famous Dr. Zyphira.
01:27:19Are you done running your mouth?
01:27:21If you're finished, step aside.
01:27:22I don't have time to waste on the likes of you.
01:27:24You? You ungrateful, rebellious girl?
01:27:27You think knowing that Dr. Zyphira makes you something special?
01:27:30You probably spent all your money to beg her to come here.
01:27:32It's not like you have any real skill.
01:27:34I am Dr. Zyphira.
01:27:36Aunt Justina's surgery was performed by my own hands
01:27:39from start to finish.
01:27:44No.
01:27:45Impossible!
01:27:45How could you possibly be Dr. Zyphira?
01:27:47You're just a worthless, uneducated girl from the countryside.
01:27:49You're nothing! You're lying!
01:27:50Worthless.
01:27:51I'm the one who saved Aunt Justina's life.
01:27:52What have you done besides using her sickness as a weapon to try and steal from me?
01:27:56Catherine, why...
01:27:58Why didn't you tell us sooner?
01:28:00If you had told us who you were earlier, we wouldn't have...
01:28:02We wouldn't have treated you like that.
01:28:04We wouldn't have made so many mistakes.
01:28:07Wouldn't have what?
01:28:08Wouldn't have treated me like an outsider?
01:28:10Wouldn't have helped Jolaine bully me time and time again?
01:28:12Wouldn't have used my only family member's life to threaten me?
01:28:16Austin, do you even believe a single word you just said?
01:28:19Catherine doesn't need your fake, last-minute regrets.
01:28:21From this day forward, I will be the one to take care of her.
01:28:23You will never get the chance to hurt her again.
01:28:26Mr. Warren, this is just a private family matter of the Brown family.
01:28:29There's no need for you to get involved.
01:28:31Family matter?
01:28:32When you kicked her out of the house and left her homeless, did you ever think of her as family?
01:28:35You even used her aunt's life as a threat against her.
01:28:38When she was in danger, where were you?
01:28:39When she was bullied and even kidnapped, did you ever stood up for her even once?
01:28:43Enough, Liam.
01:28:45Talking to these people is just a waste of time.
01:28:47Let's go.
01:28:48I know.
01:28:49I know.
01:28:52I know.
01:28:52Merci.
Commentaires

Recommandations