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00:01:28He is Liam Warren, the most powerful man in Artwell, who commands a massive empire, ruthless, formidable, and feared by

00:01:36everyone.

00:01:37Mr. Warren, please spare us.

00:07:54Catherine, avez-vous trouvé quelqu'un pour soutenir vous ?

00:07:58Attention, pas tout le monde est en confiance qu'ils semblent.

00:08:04Je prends les nouvelles dresses que vous avez juste montré Jolene.

00:08:06Quoi ?

00:08:07Je les ai déjà vu les premières.

00:08:09J'ai vu les premières, mais ne peux pas les payer ?

00:08:12Peut-être ?

00:08:13C'est la famille de Browne d'avance d'argent seulement 100,000 ?

00:08:17Jolene trembles avec furement.

00:08:19Je paye et walke out.

00:08:21Je regarde Jolene tremble avec rage.

00:08:23Je n'ai pas la parole à Jolene.

00:08:26Je n'ai pas la parole à Jolene.

00:08:27Après tout l'humilité que j'ai apporté dans le Browne d'avance,

00:08:30c'est juste un petit payback.

00:08:32Jolene gala d'avance d'avance n'est rien short de spectaculaire.

00:08:36J'ai entré dans le hall sur le pied de Liam.

00:08:38J'ai dressé dans une robe de wine-rede.

00:08:39J'ai majeur refined, mais understated.

00:08:42Jolene, je n'ai pas la fille abandonnée de le Browne d'avance.

00:08:46J'ai le nom de Liam Warren,

00:08:48le plus puissant en Ardwell.

00:08:51J'ai tous les yeux.

00:08:52Nous voyons autour de la tête de Saint-Manque,

00:08:56que vous avez Métant ?

00:08:58C'est-à-dire que Métant ?

00:08:59Jolene a l'haut-il avec lui.

00:09:00Je n'ai pas vu.

00:09:02Je n'ai pas vu.

00:09:03Je suis présente.

00:09:04Sao-t-elle une famille ?

00:09:06Je n'ai pas la parole à Jolene.

00:09:12Jolene a l'haut qui se Blade,

00:09:13C'est parti.

00:09:43I let out a cold laugh.

00:09:46Brother?

00:09:47When you abandoned me to the kidnappers, did you remember you were my brother then?

00:09:54Catherine...

00:09:55is with me.

00:09:57His words are dripping with authority.

00:10:02Jolene approaches, her expression dark.

00:10:05Catherine, when did you start seeing Mr. Warren?

00:10:07You never mentioned anything.

00:10:09And...

00:10:10Didn't I just see you shopping with another man two days ago?

00:10:13I look coldly at Jolene's face, trying to imply I'm a two-timer.

00:10:19Jolene, your tricks are way too amateur.

00:10:21Who Liam is, what my relationship is with him...

00:10:24None of that is any of your business.

00:10:27Why exactly should I update you about my personal life?

00:10:32Jolene's expression falters, her eyes glistening with tears.

00:10:36Here she goes again.

00:10:39Catherine, that's not what I meant.

00:10:42Catherine, where have you been?

00:10:44Mr. Fulton, wherever I go has nothing to do with you.

00:10:48We're not that familiar.

00:10:50Do you have any idea what kind of man Liam is?

00:10:54Are you doing this just to retaliate against the Brown family?

00:11:01Do you honestly think I'd waste that kind of energy on you?

00:11:08I cut ties with the Browns, and I meant every word.

00:11:12Excuse me.

00:11:18I hear whispers rising behind me.

00:11:21Did you catch that?

00:11:23Liam said it himself.

00:11:25She's with him.

00:11:26This has never happened before, has it?

00:11:31Wait, Catherine?

00:11:33Isn't that the Brown daughter who was swapped at birth?

00:11:36And brought back from some remote place?

00:11:40Judging by Jolene's little comments,

00:11:42the Brown family drama might be more complicated than we thought.

00:11:46Look at Deccan's face.

00:11:48Is he starting to regret dumping her?

00:11:52I don't look back,

00:11:53but I know Jolene's expression must be priceless right now.

00:11:57The auction begins.

00:11:59One luxurious item after another is presented on stage.

00:12:02Beautiful work of art.

00:12:04A piece of history.

00:12:05A masterpiece.

00:12:13Dazzling.

00:12:14Priceless.

00:12:16But I've never been interested in jewelry.

00:12:18No matter how valuable,

00:12:20they're just stones.

00:12:22Just then,

00:12:23I hear a familiar voice.

00:12:24It's Jolene.

00:12:26Austin,

00:12:27this necklace is stunning.

00:12:29I really like it.

00:12:32Austin understands immediately.

00:12:35His eyes grow determined.

00:12:37Huh.

00:12:37Same as always.

00:12:39Whatever Jolene wants,

00:12:41Austin gives her.

00:12:46Once I was jealous.

00:12:47Now,

00:12:49I just find it ridiculous.

00:12:53Going once.

00:12:54Going twice.

00:12:55Just as the host prepares to declare it sold,

00:12:58a deep voice echoes from the back.

00:13:0050 million.

00:13:0250 million.

00:13:04Sold.

00:13:05Congratulations, Mr. Warren.

00:13:08Liam walks up to the stage and claims the necklace.

00:13:18He returns to me and fastens the necklace around my neck.

00:13:26It looks good on you.

00:13:29Thank you.

00:13:30I really like it.

00:13:33The sight stings Jolene's eyes.

00:13:36Even Declan can't seem to look away from me.

00:13:39I reach up and touch the cool gem against my neck.

00:13:4450 million for a necklace.

00:13:47Liam really doesn't hold back.

00:13:49After the auction wraps up,

00:13:51I wander to the dessert table alone.

00:13:53Catherine,

00:13:54you really are something.

00:13:55A few days away and you've already hooked onto Liam.

00:13:58Nothing as impressive as your lifelong mastery of acting sweet and pitiful.

00:14:02Why do you always target me?

00:14:04Cut it out.

00:14:05There's no audience here,

00:14:06so no need to pretend.

00:14:08Jolene spots Declan approaching

00:14:10and intentionally bumps onto me,

00:14:12splashing juice onto her own dress.

00:14:14Catherine,

00:14:15even if you dislike me,

00:14:16isn't this too much?

00:14:17Throwing juice on me?

00:14:20What happened?

00:14:21Declan,

00:14:21it's okay.

00:14:22I must have upset Catherine.

00:14:25Catherine,

00:14:25you still haven't grown up.

00:14:27Jolene is your sister.

00:14:31I pick up a glass of red wine

00:14:33and flick my wrist,

00:14:34sending the whole glass onto Jolene's dress.

00:14:36There,

00:14:37that's something I actually did.

00:14:39And I only take responsibility for my own actions.

00:14:43Jolene is stunned.

00:14:45Declan freezes.

00:14:47Seems I arrived just after all the excitement ended.

00:14:50Quite the lesson in the Brown family's manners today.

00:14:54Mr. Warren,

00:14:55this is a misunderstanding.

00:14:58Misunderstanding?

00:14:59There are security cameras here.

00:15:03Review them if clarity is needed.

00:15:06Whispers erupt around them.

00:15:13Jolene's face goes from scarlet to ghostly pale.

00:15:17Let's go.

00:15:18The atmosphere here is suffocating.

00:15:20A fierce satisfaction rising in my chest.

00:15:23This time,

00:15:24I don't have to hold back anymore.

00:15:25Back in the Brown family,

00:15:27I always tried to keep the peace.

00:15:28And all it got me was them pushing harder every time.

00:15:31Now,

00:15:31no one could step on me again.

00:15:38The following morning,

00:15:40I walk into the living area

00:15:42and notice Liam is already awake.

00:15:56Good morning.

00:15:59Good morning.

00:16:00Good morning.

00:16:01I head to the kitchen to prepare the herbal mix.

00:16:07Just then,

00:16:09Liam's friend arrives.

00:16:16Is she the mysterious beauty who stunned everyone last night?

00:16:20That's Catherine Brown,

00:16:22my new personal doctor.

00:16:24You're serious?

00:16:26His skepticism is loud enough that I can't ignore it.

00:16:31Mr. Moreno,

00:16:32perhaps you should take things easy.

00:16:34Your dark under eyes and shortness of breath suggest your vitality is running low.

00:16:38Winfred's face flushes immediately.

00:16:41This touches on a man's pride.

00:16:42What nonsense are you spouting?

00:16:44Miss Brown,

00:16:45I'm not one to judge by appearances.

00:16:47But Liam's condition is severe.

00:16:49Many top experts have been stumped.

00:16:51And you?

00:16:52I'm not bothered.

00:16:53I've faced this kind of doubt many times before.

00:16:57We'll see soon enough.

00:16:59Winred,

00:17:00maybe you ought to let Dr. Brown give you a prescription.

00:17:04Liam,

00:17:05are you kidding me?

00:17:06This girl-

00:17:06She's not just some girl.

00:17:08She's Dr. Brown.

00:17:09Right now,

00:17:10she's the one keeping me alive.

00:17:12He then turns to me.

00:17:13Can you really fix me?

00:17:17Yes.

00:17:1930 minutes later,

00:17:20I begin the first acupuncture session.

00:17:23Liam pulls his shirt up,

00:17:25exposing his toned chest.

00:17:28I pull out the silver needles

00:17:30and insert them with speed and precision.

00:17:37When the last needle is inserted,

00:17:39Liam's body shivers.

00:17:41And he spits out dark red,

00:17:43clotted blood.

00:17:49What did you just do to him, Dr. Brown?

00:17:51How are you feeling now?

00:17:57I feel great.

00:17:59Lighter than I have in a long time.

00:18:01Don't let yourself get too stressed.

00:18:03And most importantly,

00:18:05you'll need to prioritize rest

00:18:07and abstinence.

00:18:09Understood, Dr. Brown.

00:18:10I'll take your advice seriously.

00:18:12Winfred leans in

00:18:13and quietly asks

00:18:15if I can help with his health.

00:18:19I go back to my room

00:18:21and return with a bottle of pills.

00:18:23These are pills for male vitality.

00:18:26One bottle costs $100,000.

00:18:28$100,000?

00:18:29Are these pills

00:18:31made of solid gold?

00:18:32The ingredients are rare

00:18:34and the process is complicated.

00:18:36Quality always demands

00:18:37a premium price.

00:18:39Winfred reluctantly pays.

00:18:40A sports car can be repaired,

00:18:42but if your health fails,

00:18:44no sum of money

00:18:45will grant you

00:18:46a second chance.

00:18:47The following morning,

00:18:49just as I prepare to leave,

00:18:50my phone buzzles

00:18:51with a call from Austin.

00:18:55Catherine, come back here right now.

00:18:56What is it?

00:18:58You'll find out when you get here.

00:18:59I realize that

00:19:00for the sake of my own peace,

00:19:02cutting all connections

00:19:03with the Brown family

00:19:04is necessary.

00:19:06The mood in the living room

00:19:08is thick with tension.

00:19:13Look who's back.

00:19:15How did you sink so low

00:19:17at your age,

00:19:18becoming someone's mistress?

00:19:21Catherine,

00:19:22I'm only trying to help you.

00:19:23I'm afraid you're being misled.

00:19:25who I decide to be with

00:19:27is my own business.

00:19:29It doesn't concern your family.

00:19:32You're a Brown!

00:19:35Everything you do

00:19:36stains our family's name!

00:19:39Catherine, seriously,

00:19:41do you think Liam

00:19:42would ever give you

00:19:42the time of day?

00:19:43Are you all finished?

00:19:46First, Liam and I

00:19:47have a strictly

00:19:48doctor-patient relationship.

00:19:50Second,

00:19:51even if there were something else,

00:19:53it's none of your business.

00:19:54and don't forget

00:19:55that I am no longer

00:19:57part of your family.

00:19:58You said you cut ties,

00:20:00so give back

00:20:01the Brown group's shares.

00:20:04Those shares came

00:20:06from Grandpa.

00:20:08You don't have a single

00:20:09right to any of it.

00:20:11I pull out my phone

00:20:12and show them the screen.

00:20:13Since I stepped in,

00:20:15I've been recording

00:20:16all your insults,

00:20:17threats,

00:20:18and schemes

00:20:19to grab the shares.

00:20:20Keep pushing me,

00:20:21and I won't hesitate

00:20:22to hand this over

00:20:23to the press

00:20:24and the law.

00:20:27I put my phone away,

00:20:29feeling nothing.

00:20:31I used to put up

00:20:32with everything

00:20:33you threw at me.

00:20:34Now it's your turn

00:20:36to taste

00:20:36what it feels like

00:20:37to be on the other end

00:20:38of a threat.

00:20:42I leave the Brown family

00:20:43home and prepare

00:20:44to go back.

00:20:48Suddenly,

00:20:49a voice calls out,

00:20:51Catherine,

00:20:51is that really you?

00:20:52Where have you been hiding?

00:20:54I look at the woman

00:20:55before me.

00:20:57She's nearly 50,

00:20:58her face lined

00:21:00with wrinkles,

00:21:01her expression

00:21:02mean and petty.

00:21:02What do you want?

00:21:04You must have money

00:21:05if you're surviving

00:21:06this well.

00:21:07My son needs school fees,

00:21:09and you owe me

00:21:10half a million.

00:21:10If you don't pay up,

00:21:12I'll make a scene

00:21:12outside your place

00:21:13every single day.

00:21:15If you need cash,

00:21:16ask your real daughter,

00:21:18Jolene.

00:21:18I raised you

00:21:19all those years,

00:21:20so you should compensate me.

00:21:22You ungrateful brat!

00:21:24Stay out of my way.

00:21:26Otherwise,

00:21:27I won't hesitate

00:21:27to involve the police

00:21:28and reopening the case

00:21:29about you switching infants.

00:21:31You...

00:21:32Don't do anything, Rash.

00:21:33I'll be going now.

00:21:35Bridget scurries off

00:21:36in panic.

00:21:41Just then,

00:21:42a sleek black Rolls Royce

00:21:44glides to a stop

00:21:45beside me.

00:21:46The window lowers,

00:21:48revealing Liam's

00:21:49handsome face.

00:21:50Do you need a hand?

00:21:52No, it's nothing serious.

00:21:53I've already taken care of it.

00:21:56Get in.

00:21:58It's nearly impossible

00:21:59to catch a taxi here.

00:22:00I hesitate,

00:22:01but eventually

00:22:02get into the car.

00:22:04Bridget's appearance

00:22:04reminds me of one thing.

00:22:06The Brown family's

00:22:07troubles aren't over.

00:22:08That woman's greed

00:22:09is bottomless.

00:22:10She won't let this go.

00:22:12But that's fine.

00:22:14I'm no longer

00:22:15that little girl

00:22:15who let others

00:22:17push her around.

00:22:19Anyone who wants

00:22:20to come after me

00:22:21had better think twice.

00:22:24On the weekend,

00:22:26Gerard asks to meet me

00:22:27at Harborview Genie,

00:22:28a popular restaurant.

00:22:33Catherine?

00:22:35I turn around

00:22:36and my eyes

00:22:37fall on Jaleen,

00:22:38standing with the Browns

00:22:39and the Fultons.

00:22:41Did you hear

00:22:41we'd be here

00:22:42and decide to show up

00:22:43just to cause a scene?

00:22:44Mr. Brown,

00:22:46I'm here for the food.

00:22:48Just then,

00:22:49a clear voice

00:22:50cuts through the tension.

00:22:53Miss Catherine Brown,

00:22:54you're here.

00:22:55Welcome.

00:22:56Please follow me.

00:22:57Everyone stares in shock

00:22:59as I walk toward

00:22:59the most private,

00:23:01rarely accessible suite

00:23:02in the entire restaurant.

00:23:04How is she getting in there?

00:23:06There must be some mistake.

00:23:09I push open the suite door

00:23:10and Gerard immediately rises

00:23:12from his seat.

00:23:14Catherine,

00:23:15you made it.

00:23:16Gerard tells me

00:23:17his uncle has been diagnosed

00:23:18with a brain tumor.

00:23:19He says the required surgery

00:23:21carries an extremely high risk.

00:23:27Start with this medication.

00:23:29Come back in a week

00:23:30for a follow-up.

00:23:31We'll reassess then.

00:23:36Thank you, Catherine.

00:23:38I was sure you'd have a solution.

00:23:40After the meal,

00:23:41Gerard leans forward

00:23:42and asks if I need help

00:23:44with anything.

00:23:46I want to buy a house.

00:23:48It doesn't have to be big,

00:23:49but it must be extremely quiet

00:23:51and private

00:23:51with top-tier security.

00:23:53I'll handle it.

00:23:54I'll find something

00:23:55perfect for you.

00:23:56Oh, and you're starting

00:23:56at Araylis University

00:23:57next Monday, right?

00:23:59I'm going to study

00:24:01medical school.

00:24:02You need to study medicine?

00:24:03You've got to be kidding me!

00:24:05I'm getting a formal degree

00:24:06and taking care

00:24:07of some personal business.

00:24:08Campus life isn't

00:24:09a bad experience after all.

00:24:13The manager hands me

00:24:15an exclusive premium

00:24:16membership card

00:24:17saying all my expenses here

00:24:18will be on the house

00:24:19from now on.

00:24:21I glance over at Gerard

00:24:23and he breaks into a grin.

00:24:25Don't refuse it.

00:24:26This is our business,

00:24:27so just enjoy it.

00:24:31Fine.

00:24:33After being chased away

00:24:34from my private suite,

00:24:35Jolene drags herself

00:24:37to her family's box.

00:24:49Jolene, are you okay?

00:24:51Mom, I'm fine.

00:24:53I just stepped out

00:24:54to see who Catherine

00:24:55was meeting.

00:24:56I was worried about her,

00:24:57but she had me pushed away.

00:25:00What?

00:25:01How dare she treat you

00:25:03that way?

00:25:04that ungrateful girl!

00:25:07Don't jump to conclusions, Mom.

00:25:09I saw it too.

00:25:11The manager was treating Catherine

00:25:13with a lot of respect.

00:25:15Yes.

00:25:16That man had an aura

00:25:17you can't fake.

00:25:18Catherine is clearly

00:25:20in the high circles.

00:25:21No wonder she's trying

00:25:22to distance herself from us.

00:25:30Pathetic and disgraceful.

00:25:34Who knows what kind of company

00:25:37she's keeping now?

00:25:38Jolene's heart swells

00:25:40with secret satisfaction.

00:25:41I have burned my bridges

00:25:43with the family for good.

00:25:45She is the Brown family's

00:25:47one and only daughter now.

00:25:50The dinner finally ends

00:25:52and the two families part way

00:25:53at the restaurant entrance.

00:25:55When an unexpected grating voice

00:25:57rings out behind Jolene,

00:25:59she turn around

00:26:01and her smile freezes.

00:26:02It's her.

00:26:04Jolene!

00:26:06My dear daughter!

00:26:07Finally!

00:26:08I've found you!

00:26:10Her blood runs cold.

00:26:13Jolene,

00:26:14your younger brother

00:26:15needs money for school.

00:26:17Maybe you could help us out?

00:26:22I don't have time

00:26:23for this ridiculous farce.

00:26:25Take this

00:26:25and never show your face

00:26:27around me again.

00:26:28Jolene,

00:26:29this isn't nearly enough.

00:26:30The tuition alone

00:26:31is a hundred thousand.

00:26:33Her hands tremble

00:26:34with unbridled rage.

00:26:35This wretched woman

00:26:36just won't know her place.

00:26:38I don't know you!

00:26:39My parents already

00:26:40paid you enough

00:26:41to cut ties

00:26:42all those years ago!

00:26:48I can't let this go on.

00:26:49I need to find a way

00:26:50to get rid of this problem

00:26:51for good.

00:26:53The day I've been waiting for

00:26:54has finally arrived.

00:26:56My first day reporting

00:26:57to Aurarius University.

00:27:12Jolene,

00:27:12is this your sister?

00:27:14Since when

00:27:14does Avalius University

00:27:15let random nobodies walk in?

00:27:17Well,

00:27:18isn't this a lovely coincidence,

00:27:19Jolene?

00:27:20Looks like we're going

00:27:21to be classmates.

00:27:22Classmates?

00:27:23You and me?

00:27:24Don't be ridiculous!

00:27:27The lecture bell

00:27:28chimes sharp and clear

00:27:30and Professor Lambert Carter

00:27:32steps through the door.

00:27:33He's a living legend

00:27:34in the global medical field,

00:27:36the heart of this school's

00:27:37medical program.

00:27:38He turns to the class

00:27:40and poses an extremely complex

00:27:42peer-reviewed medical question.

00:27:45The entire lecture hall

00:27:47falls dead silent,

00:27:49not a single student

00:27:50daring to speak up.

00:27:54Young lady,

00:27:55please tell us

00:27:55what you think.

00:27:56I shut my notebook calmly,

00:27:58no trace of panic

00:27:59in my movements,

00:28:00and stand up.

00:28:01I lay out my analysis

00:28:03clearly and concisely,

00:28:04citing cutting-edge research,

00:28:06clinical data,

00:28:07and real surgical cases

00:28:08effortlessly.

00:28:11She's incredible!

00:28:13Total beauty and brains!

00:28:14Who even is she?

00:28:17Jolene's face burns

00:28:18with jealousy,

00:28:19her grip tight on her pen.

00:28:23When the final bell rings,

00:28:24I walk out of the lecture hall.

00:28:27Jolene steps in front of me

00:28:28with Paige and Brenna.

00:28:30Catherine,

00:28:31just a few days away,

00:28:33and suddenly you're the one

00:28:34catching everyone's attention.

00:28:36Jolene,

00:28:37she's probably pulling stunts

00:28:38she'd never admit out loud.

00:28:40Exactly!

00:28:41Everyone whispers

00:28:42she knows how to charm

00:28:43the right people.

00:28:45Is that all?

00:28:46Now,

00:28:47move aside,

00:28:48mutt.

00:28:51What did you just say?

00:28:53Paige steps forward

00:28:54to push me.

00:28:55I'm not going to warn you twice.

00:28:57Hands to yourselves.

00:29:02Catherine!

00:29:03You can't just touch people

00:29:04like that!

00:29:05Jolene,

00:29:06keep your little gang

00:29:07in check.

00:29:07If they open their mouths

00:29:08like that again,

00:29:09next time won't be so friendly.

00:29:11Watch your tone.

00:29:13You're messing with

00:29:14the Brown family's reputation.

00:29:17The Brown family?

00:29:19That's your problem,

00:29:21not mine.

00:29:22Stop pretending.

00:29:24It's pathetic.

00:29:25I turn and walk away.

00:29:34I return to the Warren mansion

00:29:35and find Liam in the living room.

00:29:39You were out?

00:29:41Yeah.

00:29:42I stop by Aurelius University

00:29:44to check in.

00:29:45Also took a look

00:29:46at a new place

00:29:47while I was out.

00:29:48You're moving out?

00:29:50Yeah.

00:29:51Staying here long term

00:29:52isn't practical.

00:29:53Your treatment has leveled out.

00:29:54It won't interfere

00:29:55with your progress.

00:29:56Where's the new place?

00:29:57I offer the building

00:29:58and unit number

00:29:59of Sterling Haven

00:30:00without hesitation.

00:30:02Then I prepare

00:30:03a medicinal shower.

00:30:04The water warmed perfectly.

00:30:07A thin mist

00:30:08curling through the room.

00:30:11It's ready?

00:30:12Liam walks toward

00:30:13the treatment area,

00:30:14unbuttoning his shirt

00:30:16as he moves.

00:30:17His long fingers

00:30:18loosen the fabric,

00:30:20revealing toned muscles

00:30:21and defined contours.

00:30:25Take the pants off, too.

00:30:30What's the matter?

00:30:31Feeling shy now?

00:30:32After some hesitation,

00:30:34Liam strips down

00:30:35to his briefs

00:30:36and eases himself

00:30:37into the steaming water.

00:30:39Though composed moments ago,

00:30:41my eyes flicker briefly.

00:30:43It's not like

00:30:44this is the first time

00:30:45I've treated him.

00:30:46Why am I so flustered?

00:30:49Get it together, Catherine.

00:30:51You're a doctor.

00:30:52Stay professional.

00:30:53Don't let a handsome face

00:30:54and a good body

00:30:55throw you off.

00:30:57The next day,

00:30:58I head to the lab

00:30:59to find Lombert.

00:31:02Perfect timing.

00:31:03I've been wrestling

00:31:03with this data all morning.

00:31:05Come check this out.

00:31:10The two of us

00:31:11slip effortlessly

00:31:12into a heated discussion.

00:31:22Professor Carter,

00:31:23sorry to interrupt,

00:31:24but there's something

00:31:24I'm unsure about saying.

00:31:26If you have something to say,

00:31:27just say it.

00:31:29Professor,

00:31:29I know you prize real skill,

00:31:32but Kathleen is not

00:31:33who you think she is.

00:31:34She never attended

00:31:35a proper university.

00:31:36How could she grasp

00:31:37complex medical research?

00:31:39I'm afraid you're being deceived.

00:31:41Enough!

00:31:42Jolene,

00:31:43I don't know what you're trying

00:31:44to do with these accusations,

00:31:46but I've seen enough

00:31:47to know true talent

00:31:48when it's in front of me.

00:31:49Catherine identified the error

00:31:51the moment she looked at it.

00:31:52Most PhD candidates

00:31:54wouldn't even catch this mistake

00:31:55the first time around.

00:31:56Tell me,

00:31:57how could anyone

00:31:58possibly fake

00:32:00that level of understanding?

00:32:05Professor Carter,

00:32:07I...

00:32:07I know true talent

00:32:08when I see it.

00:32:09I don't need

00:32:10your commentary.

00:32:12Now,

00:32:13please step outside.

00:32:22In that moment,

00:32:23I knew I'd found

00:32:24someone who saw me,

00:32:26not the lies

00:32:27they spread about me.

00:32:35Hey,

00:32:36I'm Catherine Brown.

00:32:38Just as I walked

00:32:39into the classroom

00:32:40and took my seat,

00:32:40I noticed the girl

00:32:42next to me,

00:32:43her cheek marked

00:32:44by a dark birthmark.

00:32:47Hi,

00:32:47I'm Claudia Norris.

00:32:54Well, well,

00:32:55what do we have here?

00:32:56One caught attention

00:32:57by pure chance

00:32:58and the other...

00:32:59Well,

00:33:00the problem's pretty obvious.

00:33:01The snickling spread

00:33:02through the classroom

00:33:03in an instant.

00:33:04Every gaze nailed

00:33:05onto the two of us.

00:33:06Oh, come on, everyone.

00:33:08Don't be so harsh.

00:33:10Professor Carter

00:33:11thinks the world

00:33:12of Catherine.

00:33:15So she's really

00:33:16riding Professor Carter's

00:33:17coattails to get

00:33:18into med school?

00:33:18How pathetic.

00:33:20Oh, wow.

00:33:22Catherine,

00:33:22your shoes!

00:33:23They're the exact same

00:33:24as Jolene's!

00:33:25Come on, Catherine.

00:33:27You actually showed up

00:33:28wearing fake shoes?

00:33:29That's bold.

00:33:33Still,

00:33:34it's embarrassing as hell.

00:33:40All eyes

00:33:42in that instant

00:33:43were pinned on my feet.

00:33:46I feel like being judged

00:33:48in a high society party.

00:33:50The murmur in the room

00:33:52quickly grows

00:33:53into a loud buzz.

00:33:54Most of them

00:33:55were convinced

00:33:56the shoes on my feet

00:33:57were fake.

00:33:59Hey, Catherine,

00:34:00if you like those shoes,

00:34:02I don't mind lending you mine.

00:34:03Wearing fakes is bad.

00:34:06Thanks,

00:34:07but I'm pretty selective.

00:34:08I don't wear

00:34:09other people's shoes.

00:34:11Besides,

00:34:12we still don't actually know

00:34:13who's rocking the fakes,

00:34:15do we?

00:34:16I slowed my movements

00:34:18deliberately,

00:34:19lifted my foot,

00:34:20and aimed the heel

00:34:21straight at the crowd.

00:34:23Is that real?

00:34:24Of course.

00:34:25Here's what I know.

00:34:26Every pair designed

00:34:28by Future's lead designer,

00:34:29Alan Lewis,

00:34:31comes with a unique

00:34:32serial number,

00:34:33and the designer's initials.

00:34:36AL engraved

00:34:37on the inside heel.

00:34:38It can't be.

00:34:39But it is.

00:34:44Jolene,

00:34:44why don't you have a look

00:34:45inside your own heel?

00:34:47I'm not scared!

00:34:49She raises her foot

00:34:49and turns the inside

00:34:50of the heel

00:34:51toward everyone.

00:34:52It's empty.

00:34:56Impossible!

00:34:57My shoes are real!

00:34:59The marks are just

00:35:00worn down from use!

00:35:01You can barely see it now!

00:35:04Oh, really?

00:35:05Future's anti-counterfeit system

00:35:07is one of the most

00:35:07advanced in the world.

00:35:09Unless the shoes

00:35:10are completely wrecked,

00:35:11the serial number

00:35:12doesn't just disappear.

00:35:14Want to check right now?

00:35:15No!

00:35:15That won't be necessary!

00:35:17I must have just

00:35:17made a mistake!

00:35:19You wanted to embarrass me

00:35:21in front of everyone?

00:35:22Jolene,

00:35:23you seem to forget.

00:35:25What I do best

00:35:26is tear apart

00:35:27cheap facades like yours.

00:35:28After school,

00:35:30Jolene storms out of campus,

00:35:31fuming.

00:35:33Austin is there

00:35:33to pick her up.

00:35:39Jolene,

00:35:40what's going on?

00:35:41Did someone mess with you?

00:35:42Austin!

00:35:43Those limited edition

00:35:44shoes you got for me?

00:35:47Catherine showed up

00:35:48wearing the exact same pair

00:35:50and accused mine

00:35:51of being fake!

00:35:53showtime.

00:35:59Catherine,

00:36:00wait!

00:36:06What gives you the right

00:36:07to accuse Jolene's shoes

00:36:09of be fake?

00:36:14Just take the shoes

00:36:15to the store

00:36:15for verification.

00:36:17Verify them?

00:36:17Who do you think you are?

00:36:27lucky for me,

00:36:29Future's Black Gold members

00:36:30get priority verification.

00:36:33The Future Black Card?

00:36:35How the hell

00:36:36does she have that?

00:36:37Austin,

00:36:37let's just get this over with!

00:36:45No, forget it.

00:36:46This isn't worth the headache.

00:36:47Let's just go home.

00:37:03What's going on here?

00:37:07Liam gets out of the car,

00:37:08moving with authority.

00:37:14They look at him nervously,

00:37:15like rats looking at a cat.

00:37:19Mr. Warren!

00:37:20Is everything alright?

00:37:22Mr. Warren,

00:37:24it's nothing serious.

00:37:25Catherine just insisted

00:37:27my shoes weren't real.

00:37:32Do you need any help?

00:37:34No, it's fine.

00:37:35Nothing to worry about.

00:37:37Mr. Warren,

00:37:38this is a private family matter.

00:37:41Family matter?

00:37:42If Catherine's involved,

00:37:44it's my business too.

00:37:49Let's go.

00:37:51Dinner's waiting.

00:37:58Your turn is over.

00:38:00Fake shoes always end up

00:38:02rubbing the heel raw.

00:38:03You might want to change yours.

00:38:14I feel a quiet thrill of satisfaction.

00:38:17You thought you could humiliate me

00:38:18with fake shoes?

00:38:19Look how that backfired.

00:38:22Back in the Brown family,

00:38:24I always had to bite my tongue

00:38:25and step aside.

00:38:28Now, with Liam backing me up,

00:38:31I have nothing to fear.

00:38:42The next afternoon,

00:38:44I wheel a small suitcase

00:38:46to my new home,

00:38:47Sterling Haven.

00:38:48Just as I step out of the car,

00:38:50Catherine?

00:38:51A familiar voice

00:38:53calls out behind me.

00:38:55I turn and see

00:38:56Declan and Jolene

00:38:57standing not far away.

00:39:00What's going on here?

00:39:01Why are you at this place?

00:39:03Catherine,

00:39:04why are you hauling

00:39:05a suitcase here?

00:39:06Are you sure you haven't

00:39:08gotten the wrong place?

00:39:09This is Sterling Haven.

00:39:11If you don't want

00:39:12the security guards

00:39:12kicking you out,

00:39:13you better leave.

00:39:15I live here.

00:39:16So yeah,

00:39:17I'm pretty sure

00:39:17I know my own address.

00:39:18Your home?

00:39:19Wait,

00:39:20are you working here?

00:39:22Like on the staff?

00:39:23I can't help but laugh.

00:39:24Jolene,

00:39:25your imagination is wild.

00:39:27So tell me,

00:39:28what about you two?

00:39:29Are you here to apply

00:39:31for janitor

00:39:31or security jobs?

00:39:33Declan and I are here

00:39:34looking for a place

00:39:35to settle down.

00:39:36Our wedding apartment,

00:39:38actually.

00:39:39I calmly reach

00:39:40into my bag

00:39:41and pull out

00:39:42an access card.

00:39:45Tapping it

00:39:46against the reader.

00:39:50A beep confirms access.

00:39:54Declan and Jolene

00:39:55freeze in shock.

00:40:00Just moved

00:40:01into Sterling Haven

00:40:01and the silence

00:40:02of the night

00:40:03was shattered.

00:40:06There's a race

00:40:07tomorrow evening.

00:40:08The prize is huge.

00:40:09Feeling the itch?

00:40:11Who's racing?

00:40:13The same arrogant

00:40:14group of wealthy

00:40:15young men.

00:40:16They've been throwing

00:40:17challenges at Evora.

00:40:20Oh,

00:40:21and the Brown family

00:40:22will be there too.

00:40:23What's the prize?

00:40:25A million dollars

00:40:27plus a limited edition

00:40:28sports car.

00:40:30Send me the details.

00:40:33Since they're throwing

00:40:34themselves at me,

00:40:35I see no reason

00:40:36to refuse.

00:40:40Four in the afternoon,

00:40:41I drive towards

00:40:43the racetrack

00:40:43in the suburb.

00:40:58I sign that name.

00:41:00The one they both dread

00:41:02and go mad over.

00:41:07Oh, it's Evora!

00:41:09Our idol Evora

00:41:10has arrived!

00:41:14Evora?

00:41:15It's probably just

00:41:16someone pretending.

00:41:21She wouldn't show up

00:41:22for a small race

00:41:23like this.

00:41:31Just then,

00:41:32that flashy blue GTR

00:41:34pulled up right

00:41:35in front of me.

00:41:39Catherine?

00:41:40What are you doing here?

00:41:42This isn't a playground

00:41:43for careless drivers.

00:41:47If trash like you

00:41:48is allowed here,

00:41:50why shouldn't I be?

00:41:55explain yourself.

00:41:59As if I'm going to.

00:42:04As expected,

00:42:05he got angry

00:42:06out of embarrassment,

00:42:07resorting to such

00:42:08underhanded,

00:42:08pathetic tactics.

00:42:10But he can't touch me.

00:42:12Laying hands

00:42:13on someone in public?

00:42:14That's a bad look.

00:42:16Let go!

00:42:16Don't you know

00:42:17who I am?

00:42:21Whoever you are,

00:42:23if you touch

00:42:23Catherine again,

00:42:25you'll regret it.

00:42:29We'll settle this

00:42:30on the race course.

00:42:32Hopefully you don't

00:42:32crash out

00:42:33in the first round.

00:42:35The signal light

00:42:37blinks on

00:42:37and the five engines

00:42:38roar to life.

00:42:39The green light

00:42:40flashes

00:42:40and Jackson's GTR

00:42:42shoots forward.

00:42:43At the first corner,

00:42:44I execute a drift

00:42:45unlike anything

00:42:46he's ever seen

00:42:47and pull ahead.

00:42:48The next stretch

00:42:49of the track

00:42:49turns into a full-on

00:42:51display of my skill.

00:42:57I flow through

00:42:58every bed

00:42:58as if I designed

00:42:59them myself.

00:43:02It's Yvera!

00:43:03She's really

00:43:04the legendary Yvera!

00:43:13My gray car

00:43:14shoots through

00:43:15the final stretch

00:43:15and crosses

00:43:16the finish line first.

00:43:30I push open

00:43:31the door

00:43:31and pull off

00:43:32my helmet,

00:43:33my ponytail

00:43:33swinging in the breeze.

00:43:38My face

00:43:38stays calm,

00:43:40showing no excitement.

00:43:50You...

00:43:51You're really Yvera?

00:43:57Tell me...

00:43:58Who's the idiot now?

00:44:02So you were

00:44:03tricking us

00:44:03this whole time?

00:44:04On the day I returned,

00:44:06I told all of you

00:44:07I liked racing.

00:44:08But not a single one

00:44:10of you ever bothered

00:44:11to listen.

00:44:13I step around

00:44:15Jackson and walk off

00:44:16without looking back.

00:44:21I never wanted

00:44:22to flaunt

00:44:22being Yvera.

00:44:24But since you

00:44:25kept pushing,

00:44:26now you get to see

00:44:27who the real

00:44:28Catherine Brown

00:44:29really is.

00:44:53He drops the video

00:44:54into the group chat

00:44:55and tags Liam

00:44:56directly.

00:45:00Liam, you have to see this.

00:45:02I swear it'll knock you sideways.

00:45:04Please.

00:45:05Nothing on earth

00:45:06surprises Liam.

00:45:08What nonsense

00:45:09are you stirring up now?

00:45:16Liam opens the video,

00:45:18sees me stepping out

00:45:19of the gray car

00:45:20and a flicker

00:45:21of real shock

00:45:22cross his eyes.

00:45:24It's her.

00:45:29Okay, I'm genuinely

00:45:31blown away.

00:45:32Liam, what kind

00:45:33of divine helper

00:45:33do you have in your life?

00:45:34This woman is pure magic.

00:45:36Told you.

00:45:37I knew even Liam

00:45:38couldn't stay calm

00:45:39after this.

00:45:56Catherine,

00:45:57just how much

00:45:58are you still hiding?

00:46:04The next day,

00:46:05I walk into the classroom.

00:46:09Catherine,

00:46:09I got you

00:46:10your favorite coffee.

00:46:11I smile

00:46:12and pull out

00:46:13a delicate porcelain

00:46:14bottle from my bag.

00:46:16Apply this ointment

00:46:17to the spot

00:46:18before bed.

00:46:19You should see results

00:46:21in about a month.

00:46:22Thank you so much,

00:46:22Catherine.

00:46:23Do you really think

00:46:24it will work?

00:46:25A mocking laugh

00:46:26cuts through the air.

00:46:28Consistency

00:46:28is the key.

00:46:29I'm confident

00:46:30it'll heal.

00:46:34Seriously?

00:46:34You actually think

00:46:36a homemade cream

00:46:37will magically

00:46:37make you beautiful?

00:46:39My eyes darken

00:46:40as I fix Paige

00:46:41with a piercing stare.

00:46:43Apologize.

00:46:45Why should I apologize?

00:46:46I'm just speaking

00:46:47the truth.

00:46:49Catherine,

00:46:50Paige can be

00:46:50a bit blunt.

00:46:51She didn't mean

00:46:52to be hurtful.

00:46:54Paige was only

00:46:55trying to warn you.

00:46:56The ointments

00:46:57you're handing out

00:46:58aren't officially approved.

00:47:00If Claudian's condition

00:47:01gets worse,

00:47:02that could cause

00:47:03a big problem.

00:47:04it's to heal,

00:47:05not harm.

00:47:07Why do you jump

00:47:08to conclusions

00:47:08without a shred

00:47:09of proof?

00:47:14Tell me,

00:47:15have you ever

00:47:16actually tested

00:47:17these ointments

00:47:17yourself?

00:47:18Claudian,

00:47:19use your ointment

00:47:20without any worries.

00:47:21If anything happens,

00:47:23I will take

00:47:23full responsibility.

00:47:25Jolene Brown,

00:47:26my medical skills

00:47:27aren't something

00:47:28outers to question.

00:47:34Catherine,

00:47:35I believe in you.

00:47:36Just as the school

00:47:37day wraps up,

00:47:38rain suddenly begins

00:47:39pouring down

00:47:40in heavy sheets.

00:47:41I had anticipated this,

00:47:42so an umbrella

00:47:43is tucked safely

00:47:44in my bag.

00:47:45Pulling it out,

00:47:46I open it

00:47:46and step out

00:47:47into the downpour.

00:47:49Catherine,

00:47:50wait!

00:47:50Can I share

00:47:51your umbrella

00:47:52with you?

00:47:52No.

00:47:54I turn around

00:47:55and see Jolene

00:47:56huddled beneath

00:47:57my umbrella.

00:47:59Without another word,

00:48:00I turn and walk away.

00:48:02Before long,

00:48:03the rain soaks her

00:48:04to the bone.

00:48:07Catherine,

00:48:08it's pouring out here.

00:48:10I just wanted

00:48:11to walk with you

00:48:12for a bit.

00:48:12Jolene is left

00:48:13standing there,

00:48:14stunned.

00:48:18I already said no.

00:48:20My umbrella's

00:48:21too small for two.

00:48:23And honestly,

00:48:24I'm not comfortable

00:48:24being that close

00:48:25to anyone.

00:48:26Jolene is furious.

00:48:28A sleek black car

00:48:29rolls to a slow stop

00:48:30at the gate.

00:48:31It's Austin's.

00:48:36Austin!

00:48:39Jolene?

00:48:39How did you get

00:48:40this soaked?

00:48:41Didn't you bring

00:48:41an umbrella?

00:48:42You'll catch a cold

00:48:43like this.

00:48:44He glances out

00:48:45the window

00:48:45just in time

00:48:46to see me

00:48:46walking past

00:48:47holding my umbrella.

00:48:49Catherine,

00:48:50you had an umbrella.

00:48:51Why didn't you

00:48:51share it with Jolene?

00:49:00Do you really

00:49:01think we're

00:49:01close enough

00:49:01for that?

00:49:04Catherine,

00:49:05Jolene is family.

00:49:06Look at her.

00:49:07She's drenched.

00:49:08You had an umbrella

00:49:09and didn't even

00:49:10think to help her?

00:49:14Do you have

00:49:14any idea

00:49:15how cruel

00:49:15that looks?

00:49:16Exactly!

00:49:17Jolene soaked

00:49:18because Catherine

00:49:18abandoned her.

00:49:19She went way

00:49:20too far!

00:49:21Before I speak,

00:49:23a nearby student

00:49:24steps in.

00:49:24Please.

00:49:25I saw Jolene

00:49:26give her umbrella

00:49:26to someone else

00:49:27just to look noble

00:49:27and then she tried

00:49:28to free float it

00:49:29off Catherine.

00:49:30Catherine didn't

00:49:30want to share,

00:49:31so what?

00:49:32Stop trying

00:49:32to guilt trip her.

00:49:34So what?

00:49:35The rain was pouring.

00:49:37Sharing wouldn't

00:49:38kill her.

00:49:39Catherine's.

00:49:39Catherine's just

00:49:40being selfish.

00:49:41Paige, please.

00:49:42You don't even

00:49:42know what happened.

00:49:43Jolene gave her

00:49:43umbrella away

00:49:44just to look generous.

00:49:45Austin,

00:49:46that's not what

00:49:46happened.

00:49:47I only wanted

00:49:48to get closer to her.

00:49:50I didn't realize

00:49:51she disliked me

00:49:52so much.

00:49:53Keep your little

00:49:53performances away

00:49:54from me.

00:49:55Don't test me.

00:50:09In the classroom,

00:50:10I sit quietly

00:50:11at my desk,

00:50:11flipping through

00:50:12my notes.

00:50:13Catherine,

00:50:13I heard Jolene's

00:50:14really sick today.

00:50:15She didn't come

00:50:15to class.

00:50:16Rain and cold,

00:50:17it's pretty normal

00:50:17to feel under

00:50:18the weather afterward.

00:50:19A loud commotion

00:50:20erupts at the

00:50:21classroom entrance.

00:50:22Feel satisfied

00:50:23now, Catherine?

00:50:24Jolene's in the

00:50:25hospital with a

00:50:26high fever,

00:50:26all because you

00:50:27wouldn't share

00:50:27your stupid umbrella.

00:50:29I calmly shut

00:50:30my notebook

00:50:30and rise to my

00:50:31feet.

00:50:32A chilly,

00:50:33razor-thin smile

00:50:34forms on my lips.

00:50:36She's sick,

00:50:37and that's supposed

00:50:38to be my

00:50:38responsibility?

00:50:39Is this seriously

00:50:40your reaction?

00:50:41Jolene's hospitalized,

00:50:42and you're standing

00:50:43here tossing out

00:50:44sarcastic comments?

00:50:45And what exactly

00:50:46does her hospital

00:50:46stale have to do

00:50:47with me?

00:50:47Did I make her

00:50:48give away her

00:50:49umbrella?

00:50:49Or did I physically

00:50:50send her into the storm?

00:50:52You!

00:50:53And honestly,

00:50:54if she were sick

00:50:55enough to be hospitalized,

00:50:56would she really

00:50:57have the energy

00:50:58to publicize it

00:50:58to the entire school?

00:51:00I asked her

00:51:01personally.

00:51:02Great.

00:51:03Tell me which

00:51:03hospital she's at.

00:51:05I'll arrange for

00:51:05top clear specialists

00:51:06to check on her.

00:51:08I begin dialing,

00:51:10and Paige

00:51:10immediately panics.

00:51:12No!

00:51:12you don't have to do

00:51:14that.

00:51:14Jolene said

00:51:15she only needs

00:51:15rest.

00:51:18How did you

00:51:19figure out

00:51:19she was faking?

00:51:21I've watched her

00:51:22pull the same act

00:51:23more times than I

00:51:24can count.

00:51:26On the weekend,

00:51:27Claudian asks me

00:51:28to go shopping

00:51:29with her.

00:51:30We pause in front

00:51:32of dessert shop,

00:51:34across from a famous

00:51:35brand boutique.

00:51:36Jolene is there,

00:51:37too.

00:51:40Oh, look who it

00:51:41is, Catherine.

00:51:42Fancy seeing you

00:51:43here.

00:51:44Shopping, too,

00:51:45huh?

00:51:46What's the matter?

00:51:47Didn't expect to see

00:51:48you in a place like

00:51:48this?

00:51:49This isn't some place

00:51:50for just anyone.

00:51:51Bet that ice cream

00:51:52cost you half a day's

00:51:54wages?

00:51:54Jolene steps forward

00:51:56and accidentally

00:51:57splashes her coffee

00:51:58onto my white dress.

00:52:00Oh, no, Catherine!

00:52:02I'm so sorry!

00:52:03I tripped!

00:52:04I didn't mean to!

00:52:06I look down

00:52:06at the stains

00:52:07on my dress.

00:52:08My eyes turning cold.

00:52:13Do you even know

00:52:14how much this dress

00:52:15costs?

00:52:16It's just a dress.

00:52:17I can buy you

00:52:18a new one.

00:52:21She pulls $200

00:52:22and tosses them

00:52:24at me.

00:52:25Use this

00:52:26to get yourself

00:52:27a new one.

00:52:28I look at the

00:52:28ice cream in my hand

00:52:35and press it

00:52:36onto Jolene's face.

00:52:39Oops!

00:52:39Sorry!

00:52:40My hand just slipped.

00:52:42It's just a little mess.

00:52:44A quick wipe

00:52:45and you'll be fine.

00:52:46Jolene's screams.

00:52:50What on earth

00:52:51are you doing?

00:52:52Are you crazy?

00:52:53Anne steps out

00:52:54of the fitting room

00:52:54and gasps

00:52:55at Jolene's appearance.

00:53:02Jolene!

00:53:03What on earth

00:53:04happened to you?

00:53:06Mom,

00:53:07it's all my fault.

00:53:08I accidentally

00:53:09spilled coffee

00:53:10on Catherine's dress.

00:53:11I've already

00:53:12paid her back,

00:53:13but she's acting

00:53:15like it's not enough.

00:53:21Catherine,

00:53:21why are you

00:53:22picking on Jolene

00:53:23again?

00:53:26Anne pulls

00:53:27a thick wad

00:53:28of cash

00:53:28from her purse.

00:53:30Catherine,

00:53:31don't push

00:53:32this further.

00:53:33If it's money

00:53:33you want,

00:53:34apologize to Jolene.

00:53:36Not nearly enough.

00:53:39Yes,

00:53:40this is our

00:53:40anniversary edition.

00:53:41It retails

00:53:42for $180,000

00:53:44and is completely

00:53:45sold out.

00:53:46Either pay me

00:53:46three times

00:53:47its value

00:53:48or I'll report

00:53:49this

00:53:50as intentional

00:53:51property damage

00:53:52to the police.

00:53:53Who said

00:53:54we wouldn't

00:53:54compensate?

00:53:55She reluctantly

00:53:56writes a check.

00:53:57Thank you.

00:53:59Take it.

00:54:00This is like

00:54:01burning money.

00:54:02Next time,

00:54:03I won't bother

00:54:03negotiating.

00:54:04I'll go straight

00:54:05to the police.

00:54:06I feel a deep

00:54:07satisfying pleasure.

00:54:09$540,000

00:54:10That's going to

00:54:11sting for a while.

00:54:12Back in the

00:54:13Brown family,

00:54:14I let you

00:54:14walk all over me.

00:54:15I swallowed

00:54:16every insult.

00:54:17Not anymore.

00:54:18From now on,

00:54:19every single debt

00:54:21gets paid back

00:54:22with interest.

00:54:23After the meal,

00:54:24I wave goodbye

00:54:25to Claudian

00:54:25at the restaurant's

00:54:26entrance.

00:54:31I've only

00:54:32walked a short

00:54:33distance when

00:54:33a terrified

00:54:34scream cuts

00:54:35through the air.

00:54:40I turn

00:54:41towards the

00:54:41commotion

00:54:42and see a

00:54:43well-dressed

00:54:43woman kneeling

00:54:44beside an

00:54:45elderly woman

00:54:45who has collapsed.

00:54:47Wake up!

00:54:47I push through

00:54:48the crowd

00:54:48and kneel down

00:54:49to examine her.

00:54:54Ma'am,

00:54:55don't panic.

00:54:56Does she have

00:54:56a history of

00:54:57heart disease?

00:54:58Yes.

00:54:59She has

00:55:00coronary heart

00:55:01disease.

00:55:03I reach into

00:55:04my bag

00:55:05and pull out

00:55:05a small bottle

00:55:06of nitroglycerin

00:55:07pills.

00:55:08I slide a tablet

00:55:10under her tongue

00:55:11and begin

00:55:11CPR.

00:55:24after several

00:55:25long minutes,

00:55:26the elderly woman

00:55:28lets out

00:55:28a faint

00:55:29groan.

00:55:31Paramedics

00:55:32arrive and

00:55:32take over.

00:55:34very professional.

00:55:36You've brought

00:55:36us precious

00:55:37time.

00:55:39Which hospital

00:55:40do you work

00:55:40at?

00:55:40I have to

00:55:41thank you

00:55:41properly.

00:55:47I'm still

00:55:48a student.

00:55:48Helping people

00:55:49is just

00:55:49something I

00:55:50have to do.

00:55:56I quietly

00:55:57gather my

00:55:58things and

00:55:59slip away

00:55:59while the

00:56:00crowd watches

00:56:00with admiration.

00:56:02The next

00:56:02morning,

00:56:03I intentionally

00:56:04leave home

00:56:04early,

00:56:05but the

00:56:05Browns are

00:56:06already lying

00:56:07in wait

00:56:07at the

00:56:07school entrance.

00:56:10Catherine!

00:56:13Jolene

00:56:13plunges to

00:56:14hug me,

00:56:15but I

00:56:15smoothly

00:56:15dodge

00:56:16her.

00:56:17Catherine,

00:56:18come home

00:56:19with me.

00:56:20Your

00:56:20grandmother's

00:56:21back and

00:56:21wants to

00:56:22see you.

00:56:26Sorry,

00:56:26but I

00:56:27don't really

00:56:27know you

00:56:27people.

00:56:28We don't

00:56:28have time

00:56:29for your

00:56:29nonsense.

00:56:30You're

00:56:30coming home

00:56:31with us

00:56:31today.

00:56:34Since

00:56:35it's the

00:56:35busiest

00:56:36time for

00:56:36students

00:56:37arriving,

00:56:37a bunch

00:56:38of curious

00:56:39students

00:56:39have already

00:56:40stopped

00:56:40to watch.

00:56:43A sleek

00:56:44black

00:56:44Bentley

00:56:45eases to

00:56:45a stop

00:56:46right beside

00:56:46us.

00:56:47The window

00:56:48lowers smoothly

00:56:49and Liam's

00:56:50sharply

00:56:50contoured

00:56:51face

00:56:51comes into

00:56:52view.

00:56:55Catherine,

00:56:56get in

00:56:56the car.

00:57:01I've got

00:57:02class in a

00:57:03few minutes.

00:57:03What brings

00:57:04you here so

00:57:04early?

00:57:07They didn't

00:57:08bother you,

00:57:08did they?

00:57:08No.

00:57:09They're

00:57:10irrelevant.

00:57:10I'm heading

00:57:11in.

00:57:15And without

00:57:15waiting for

00:57:16his response,

00:57:17I simply

00:57:17turn and

00:57:18leave.

00:57:21The

00:57:22browns erupt

00:57:23the moment I

00:57:23brush past

00:57:24them like

00:57:24they're

00:57:25strangers on

00:57:25the street.

00:57:26Are we

00:57:27seriously

00:57:27letting that

00:57:28girl walk

00:57:28all over

00:57:29us?

00:57:30She might

00:57:31ignore us,

00:57:32but someone

00:57:32else can get

00:57:33through to

00:57:33her.

00:57:34She won't

00:57:34dare skip

00:57:35her grandmother's

00:57:36birthday banquet.

00:57:41after my

00:57:41classes wrap

00:57:42up, I

00:57:43head home,

00:57:44ready to

00:57:44relax, until

00:57:45my phone

00:57:45starts buzzing

00:57:46in my pocket.

00:57:50Catherine,

00:57:51I'm sending

00:57:51you an address,

00:57:52come eat with

00:57:53us.

00:57:53They've got all

00:57:54your favorites,

00:57:54and there's a

00:57:55surprise for you

00:57:56too.

00:57:56I hop into

00:57:57a cab, take

00:57:58the elevator

00:57:59up, and

00:58:00text Jared.

00:58:03Which room

00:58:04are you guys

00:58:04in?

00:58:06The elevator

00:58:06doors slide

00:58:07open, and I

00:58:08walk out, my

00:58:09eyes glued to

00:58:10my phone.

00:58:12Before I can

00:58:13take two steps,

00:58:14a hand suddenly

00:58:15pulls me aside.

00:58:16So this is who

00:58:17you really are?

00:58:18Waiting all this

00:58:19time just to

00:58:20pull this?

00:58:21You followed

00:58:22me here?

00:58:22Declan, of

00:58:23course.

00:58:24What?

00:58:25Touched a

00:58:26nerve?

00:58:27You show up

00:58:27where I hang

00:58:28out hoping I'll

00:58:28notice you

00:58:29again?

00:58:31Catherine, you

00:58:32really haven't

00:58:32changed.

00:58:33Still using the

00:58:34same desperate

00:58:34tricks.

00:58:35Isn't she that

00:58:35Brown family

00:58:36daughter?

00:58:36The one they

00:58:37recently reclaimed?

00:58:38Yep.

00:58:38Looks like she's

00:58:39still running

00:58:39after Declan

00:58:40like always.

00:58:40Declan, drop

00:58:41the ego.

00:58:41I'm here for

00:58:42someone else.

00:58:42You don't

00:58:43even make the

00:58:43top hundred.

00:58:44Stop acting

00:58:44like the world

00:58:45revolves around

00:58:45you.

00:58:48Aha, so I

00:58:48got to you.

00:58:49That's why

00:58:50you're biting

00:58:50back?

00:58:51Do me a favor

00:58:52and stay away.

00:58:53I don't want

00:58:54anyone assuming

00:58:55we have

00:58:55his feet.

00:58:58I stride

00:58:59toward the

00:58:59highest tier

00:59:00private suite

00:59:00without looking

00:59:01back.

00:59:10Whoa, what

00:59:11happened to

00:59:11you?

00:59:15I'm fine.

00:59:25Catherine, wait

00:59:27till you see

00:59:27this.

00:59:37Hold on.

00:59:39Is that...

00:59:40Yep.

00:59:40The one from

00:59:41the Veritas auction

00:59:42last month.

00:59:43You kept staring

00:59:44at it, so I

00:59:45figured I'd just

00:59:46buy the damn

00:59:46thing for you.

00:59:47Thanks,

00:59:48Gerald.

00:59:49Hey, don't go

00:59:50formal on me.

00:59:52Something like

00:59:52this deserves an

00:59:53owner who

00:59:54actually gets

00:59:54it.

01:00:21Catherine, I heard

01:00:22you moved out.

01:00:23did something

01:00:24happen?

01:00:25Did the Browns

01:00:25push you too

01:00:26far again?

01:00:27I'm fine,

01:00:28Auntie.

01:00:28I left on my

01:00:29own terms.

01:00:30Your grandmother

01:00:31returned.

01:00:32You heard?

01:00:34Her birthday

01:00:35banquet is next

01:00:36week.

01:00:37She actually

01:00:38called me earlier

01:00:38and told me to

01:00:39ask you to come.

01:00:41Auntie, I'm no

01:00:42longer part of the

01:00:43Brown family.

01:00:45Catherine, please.

01:00:46She's getting

01:00:47older.

01:00:48Just give her

01:00:48this one

01:00:49courtesy.

01:00:50All right.

01:00:52I'll show up

01:00:53on time.

01:00:53I exhale

01:00:54slowly, so this

01:00:55is happening.

01:00:56No dodging it

01:00:57now.

01:00:57My eyes move

01:00:58back to the

01:00:59gemstone in its

01:00:59wooden box.

01:01:00It would make

01:01:01a clean, elegant

01:01:02birthday gift.

01:01:03The night of

01:01:04Analia's birthday

01:01:05banquet has come.

01:01:06The Brown estate

01:01:07glows with

01:01:08extravagant

01:01:09decorations.

01:01:12I stroll in

01:01:14wearing simple,

01:01:15casual clothes.

01:01:16Jolene drifts

01:01:17graciously through

01:01:18the guests in a

01:01:19blush-pink couture

01:01:20gown.

01:01:21Low whispers

01:01:22swirl around the

01:01:23gathered guests

01:01:24about how shabby

01:01:24I look.

01:01:26Lawrence's and

01:01:27Anna's expressions

01:01:28grow cold and

01:01:29tense.

01:01:29Isn't that the

01:01:30one who broke

01:01:31ties with the

01:01:31Browns?

01:01:32And she just

01:01:33shows up to

01:01:33Grandma's birthday

01:01:34like that?

01:01:37Wild or not,

01:01:38she's stunning.

01:01:41Those sharp

01:01:42features and that

01:01:43presence can't be

01:01:44ignored.

01:01:44Jolene steps

01:01:45forward, her

01:01:46smile dazzling and

01:01:48perfectly practiced.

01:01:49Grandma, happy

01:01:51birthday!

01:01:51I know how much

01:01:52you adore gemstones,

01:01:54so I asked the

01:01:55auction house to

01:01:55find something really

01:01:56special for you,

01:01:57a rare warm gem.

01:02:03And you,

01:02:04Catherine?

01:02:05What did you bring?

01:02:07I reach into my

01:02:08black bag and pull

01:02:09out a small wooden

01:02:10box.

01:02:12As I open the lid,

01:02:14the room falls

01:02:15deathly silent.

01:02:16Nestled inside is

01:02:18another gemstone.

01:02:20Huh?

01:02:21To give Grandma a

01:02:23fake?

01:02:23That's just

01:02:24disrespectful.

01:02:26Catherine?

01:02:27Fake?

01:02:28Catherine, don't you

01:02:29realize how humiliating

01:02:31this is for our

01:02:32family?

01:02:33Amid the crowd's

01:02:35murmurs and

01:02:36accusations, I stay

01:02:37composed.

01:02:44You say mine's a

01:02:45fake?

01:02:46On what proof?

01:02:47Maybe yours is the

01:02:48counterfeit.

01:02:49Isn't it obvious?

01:02:51This gem is

01:02:52incredibly rare.

01:02:54There can't be two

01:02:55exactly the same.

01:02:59Mine's been

01:03:00authenticated by

01:03:01several experts.

01:03:02It's the real deal.

01:03:04A knowing smile

01:03:05curves my lips

01:03:06as I bring my

01:03:07gem up and

01:03:08lightly press it

01:03:09against an

01:03:10Aaliyah's wrist.

01:03:11This is it!

01:03:14They say a

01:03:14genuine warm

01:03:15gem changes

01:03:16color depending

01:03:16on its

01:03:17wearer's

01:03:17vitality.

01:03:18It's a

01:03:18unique,

01:03:19almost magical

01:03:19trait.

01:03:21Why don't we

01:03:22test Jolene's

01:03:23gem the same

01:03:24way?

01:03:26She tried to

01:03:27pin it on

01:03:27Catherine when

01:03:28it was her

01:03:28own gift that

01:03:29was false.

01:03:29That's impossible!

01:03:31I paid

01:03:31ten million for

01:03:32this at the

01:03:32luxurious auction

01:03:33house!

01:03:34I even have

01:03:35the receipt

01:03:35and certificate

01:03:36to prove it!

01:03:37Pulling out

01:03:37her phone,

01:03:38she quickly

01:03:39dials the

01:03:39number.

01:03:40What she

01:03:40hears makes

01:03:41her eyes

01:03:41widened in

01:03:42shock.

01:03:42Just then,

01:03:43someone glances

01:03:44at their

01:03:44phone and

01:03:45blurts out,

01:03:46The luxurious

01:03:46auction house

01:03:47director got

01:03:47hooked on

01:03:48gambling.

01:03:50Jolene stumbles

01:03:51backward,

01:03:52dropping her

01:03:53phone with a

01:03:53loud clatter.

01:03:55Today is my

01:03:56birthday celebration.

01:03:57Let's put an

01:03:57end to this

01:03:58now.

01:03:59Jolene acted

01:04:00with good

01:04:00intentions but

01:04:01was misled.

01:04:02For the

01:04:02very first

01:04:03time,

01:04:04Anala looks

01:04:05at me without

01:04:05that usual

01:04:06air of

01:04:07disappointment.

01:04:10You know,

01:04:11Catherine,

01:04:11I actually

01:04:12like this.

01:04:17Jolene bites

01:04:18down hard on

01:04:19her lower lip,

01:04:20her nails digging

01:04:21into her palm.

01:04:22Justine approaches

01:04:23me.

01:04:25Catherine,

01:04:26I'm sorry

01:04:27about everything

01:04:28that went

01:04:28down earlier.

01:04:30I'm okay.

01:04:31You only

01:04:32stop feeling

01:04:33hurt when

01:04:33you stop

01:04:33expecting

01:04:34anything from

01:04:34anyone.

01:04:37Not long

01:04:38after,

01:04:39friends call

01:04:39Justina away.

01:04:41A maid

01:04:42makes her way

01:04:43around,

01:04:43offering champagne.

01:04:44When she

01:04:45gets to me,

01:04:46I decline.

01:04:48The maid

01:04:48hurries away

01:04:49and comes

01:04:50back moments

01:04:50later,

01:04:51folding a glass

01:04:52of juice.

01:04:53I study the

01:04:54juice for a

01:04:54moment.

01:04:55I lift the

01:04:56glass and

01:04:56drink it

01:04:57down in

01:04:57one steady

01:04:58guilt.

01:04:58A few

01:04:59minutes pass

01:04:59before the

01:05:00same maid

01:05:01shows up

01:05:01again.

01:05:02I'm so,

01:05:03so sorry.

01:05:04I didn't mean

01:05:05for this to

01:05:05happen.

01:05:06She slips

01:05:07and the

01:05:08entire drink

01:05:09splashes across

01:05:10my outfit.

01:05:12Catherine,

01:05:12I'm really

01:05:13sorry.

01:05:13The staff

01:05:14can be a bit

01:05:14careless.

01:05:15Why don't

01:05:15you slip

01:05:16into one of

01:05:16my dresses?

01:05:17I've got

01:05:17tons upstairs.

01:05:18You can use

01:05:18the guest room

01:05:19to change.

01:05:19Wow,

01:05:20the rules

01:05:20in this house

01:05:21are intriguing

01:05:21to say the

01:05:22least.

01:05:22I hear every

01:05:23bit of the

01:05:23sarcasm.

01:05:24Sophia is

01:05:25practically

01:05:25mocking Jolene

01:05:27who acts

01:05:27like she

01:05:27owns the

01:05:28place.

01:05:28The maid

01:05:29exhales,

01:05:30relieved beyond

01:05:31measure,

01:05:31and hurries

01:05:32forward.

01:05:32I start

01:05:33after her

01:05:33but pause

01:05:34to throw

01:05:34Jolene one

01:05:35last look.

01:05:36The maid

01:05:37leads me far

01:05:38inside the

01:05:38mansion,

01:05:39to a guest

01:05:40room.

01:05:40As soon as

01:05:41she leaves,

01:05:42the door shuts

01:05:42quietly,

01:05:43and I hear

01:05:44the lock

01:05:44slide into

01:05:45place.

01:05:47I go over

01:05:48to check the

01:05:48window,

01:05:49but it's stuck

01:05:49tight,

01:05:50probably locked

01:05:51from the

01:05:51outside.

01:05:52A strange

01:05:54warmth begins

01:05:54spreading under

01:05:55my skin.

01:05:56I take a

01:05:57steady breath,

01:05:57pull a small

01:05:58ceramic file from

01:05:59my pocket,

01:06:00and swallow an

01:06:01antidote.

01:06:02I had drunk the

01:06:04tampered juice

01:06:04simply because I

01:06:05wanted to see the

01:06:06full extent of

01:06:07Jolene's trap.

01:06:12A few moments

01:06:13later, I hear

01:06:14faint, uneven

01:06:15footsteps outside

01:06:17the door.

01:06:17I lay down on

01:06:19the bed,

01:06:19completely still

01:06:20and quiet.

01:06:22The door creaks

01:06:23open slowly.

01:06:27Getting impatient,

01:06:28huh?

01:06:29Don't worry,

01:06:30sweetheart.

01:06:31I'll take real

01:06:32good care of you.

01:06:33But suddenly,

01:06:34my eyes snap

01:06:35wide open.

01:06:39The scream

01:06:40tears from him.

01:06:41He crumples

01:06:42to the floor

01:06:43in an instant,

01:06:44folding over

01:06:45and wrigling

01:06:46on the carpet.

01:06:48I calmly

01:06:49step over him

01:06:49and shut the

01:06:50door behind me.

01:06:51I ease into

01:06:52the corner

01:06:52just outside,

01:06:53ready to watch.

01:06:54Not long after,

01:06:55Jolene appears,

01:06:57sneaking cautiously

01:06:59down the hall.

01:07:01She presses

01:07:02her ear

01:07:03against the door,

01:07:04then pulls

01:07:04it wide open.

01:07:14she barely

01:07:15has time

01:07:15to register

01:07:16it before

01:07:16the man

01:07:17lunges at her.

01:07:21Stay away!

01:07:22Get off me!

01:07:23Man,

01:07:24pretty girl.

01:07:25The other one

01:07:26took a heap,

01:07:26but you?

01:07:27You'll do just fine.

01:07:29Don't you dare

01:07:29touch me!

01:07:30I'm a brown.

01:07:32Touch me

01:07:32and you're dead.

01:07:36Oh man,

01:07:37yeah?

01:07:38That just makes

01:07:39it way more

01:07:39interesting.

01:07:41Ah!

01:07:43Help!

01:07:44Let me go!

01:07:47after closing

01:07:48the door

01:07:48behind me,

01:07:49I calmly

01:07:50make my way

01:07:51back to the

01:07:51banquet hall.

01:07:53Sophia,

01:07:53who had earlier

01:07:54stood by my

01:07:54side,

01:07:55approaches with

01:07:56a warm smile

01:07:57and extends

01:07:57her hand.

01:07:58I'm Sophia

01:07:59Flynn.

01:08:00How about

01:08:00we get

01:08:00better acquainted?

01:08:02Catherine Brown,

01:08:03it's a pleasure

01:08:04to meet you.

01:08:04About 15 minutes

01:08:05later,

01:08:06a sudden

01:08:06disturbance

01:08:07breaks out

01:08:07outside the

01:08:08banquet hall.

01:08:09the crowd

01:08:09moves towards

01:08:10the guest room.

01:08:13As they get

01:08:14closer,

01:08:14heavy breathing

01:08:15and a woman's

01:08:16desperate screams

01:08:17reach their ears.

01:08:21Anne's face

01:08:22drains of color.

01:08:23What are you

01:08:24waiting for?

01:08:25Get that door

01:08:26down now!

01:08:27A few strong

01:08:28servants step up

01:08:29and smash the

01:08:30door open.

01:08:31Inside,

01:08:31the shocking

01:08:32scene unfolds

01:08:33for everyone

01:08:34to see.

01:08:36Jolene,

01:08:37her hair

01:08:37mussy

01:08:38and clothes

01:08:38rumpled

01:08:39is pinned

01:08:39down

01:08:40by an

01:08:40unfamiliar

01:08:41man.

01:08:41Seeing the

01:08:42crowd at

01:08:43the doorway,

01:08:43she breaks

01:08:44down in tears.

01:08:45Mom!

01:08:46It was

01:08:46Catherine!

01:08:47She tricked

01:08:47me!

01:08:48She planned

01:08:49all of this!

01:08:53Despite

01:08:53the accusations,

01:08:54I don't flinch.

01:08:56Jolene,

01:08:56where are you

01:08:57getting this

01:08:57from?

01:08:58The maid

01:08:58ruined my

01:08:59dress and

01:08:59you sent

01:09:00her to

01:09:00fetch me

01:09:00some clothes.

01:09:01But I

01:09:01waited ages

01:09:02and no one

01:09:03came so I

01:09:03left.

01:09:04When I

01:09:04left,

01:09:05the room

01:09:05was empty.

01:09:06I have

01:09:07no idea

01:09:07how you

01:09:08ended up

01:09:08here.

01:09:09How could

01:09:09you be so

01:09:10heartless?

01:09:11Jolene is

01:09:12your sister!

01:09:14I was with

01:09:15Miss Flynn in

01:09:15the banquet

01:09:15hall the

01:09:16entire time.

01:09:17Many guests

01:09:18can vouch

01:09:18for that.

01:09:19How can

01:09:20you stoop

01:09:20to such

01:09:21tactics?

01:09:23Regarding

01:09:23Jolene,

01:09:24we'll have a

01:09:25chance to

01:09:25question the

01:09:26man soon

01:09:26enough.

01:09:30What

01:09:30happened

01:09:30today was

01:09:31a private

01:09:31family matter.

01:09:32Anyone who

01:09:33breathes a

01:09:34word of it

01:09:34will be

01:09:34making an

01:09:35enemy of

01:09:35the Brown

01:09:36family.

01:09:36Anne grabs

01:09:37her trembling

01:09:37daughter and

01:09:38practically drags

01:09:39Jolene out.

01:09:40The man is

01:09:41also hauled

01:09:41away.

01:09:48What a night.

01:09:49You handled

01:09:50that like a

01:09:50pro.

01:09:53It was simply

01:09:54responding to

01:09:55what she

01:09:55started.

01:09:56If she had

01:09:57stayed in her

01:09:57lane, none of

01:09:58this would have

01:09:59happened.

01:10:00Time after time,

01:10:01Jolene tried to

01:10:02set me up.

01:10:02did she

01:10:03really think I

01:10:04was still the

01:10:04same Catherine

01:10:05who'd just

01:10:05take it lying

01:10:06down?

01:10:07What happened

01:10:08tonight?

01:10:09She brought

01:10:10it on herself.

01:10:12Morning sunlight

01:10:12pours in through

01:10:13the large window

01:10:14casting soft

01:10:15highlights across

01:10:15his sharp

01:10:16jawline.

01:10:17Mr. Warren.

01:10:18Morning.

01:10:19Let's get

01:10:19started.

01:10:20Without

01:10:20hesitation, he

01:10:21reaches for the

01:10:22buttons of his

01:10:22shirt and pulls

01:10:23it up, exposing

01:10:24his bare chest.

01:10:25I slip into

01:10:26professional mode,

01:10:27pick up my

01:10:28medical kit, and

01:10:29move to his

01:10:29side.

01:10:31Need a hand

01:10:32handling the

01:10:32browns?

01:10:33My hands

01:10:34work with

01:10:34practiced

01:10:35confidence.

01:10:36Not right

01:10:37now.

01:10:38I've got it

01:10:38covered.

01:10:40Once the

01:10:41session wraps

01:10:41up, I'm

01:10:42packing away

01:10:43my tools, when

01:10:44Liam slowly

01:10:45pushes off

01:10:45the sofa.

01:10:46He stands

01:10:47steady, clear

01:10:48headed.

01:10:49You're healing

01:10:49well.

01:10:51You're really

01:10:52skilled at

01:10:52this.

01:10:53Thanks.

01:10:53Keep this

01:10:54up, and

01:10:54one more

01:10:55session and

01:10:55you'll be

01:10:55good as

01:10:56new.

01:10:56Once I'm

01:10:57fully better,

01:10:57what do you

01:10:58want in

01:10:58exchange?

01:10:59You've

01:11:00already paid

01:11:00for the

01:11:00treatments, but

01:11:02if I ever

01:11:03need help

01:11:03down the

01:11:03road, I

01:11:04hope you'll

01:11:04remember the

01:11:04understanding we

01:11:05have today.

01:11:07Sounds fair.

01:11:08Just then, a

01:11:08knock comes at

01:11:09the door, and

01:11:10a maid enters.

01:11:11Sir, Mr. Cassius

01:11:12Warren has

01:11:12arrived.

01:11:13His tone turns

01:11:14icy in an

01:11:14instant.

01:11:15The smile that

01:11:16had just been

01:11:16there disappears

01:11:16completely.

01:11:18Tell him to

01:11:18wait for me in

01:11:19the living room.

01:11:20When I enter

01:11:20the living room,

01:11:21a man in a

01:11:22dark gray suit

01:11:23glances my

01:11:24way.

01:11:24He appears to

01:11:25be in his

01:11:26fifties, sharing

01:11:27some resemblance

01:11:28with Liam.

01:11:33eyes lock for

01:11:34a moment.

01:11:35I simply give

01:11:36a small nod

01:11:37and exit

01:11:38smoothly.

01:11:40The intense,

01:11:42almost threatening

01:11:43look from that

01:11:43middle-aged man

01:11:44has set off

01:11:45warning bells in

01:11:46my mind.

01:11:49I let out a

01:11:50soft sigh.

01:11:51I deliberately

01:11:52instruct my

01:11:52driver to take

01:11:53several detours

01:11:54just to make

01:11:55sure no one is

01:11:56tailing me before

01:11:57finally heading back

01:11:58to my apartment.

01:12:02No sooner have

01:12:03I settled in

01:12:04than my phone

01:12:05rings.

01:12:05It's Sophia.

01:12:07Hey, Catherine,

01:12:09got a minute?

01:12:09There's this

01:12:10socialite gala

01:12:11happening next

01:12:11week.

01:12:12Want to come

01:12:13along and just

01:12:13have some fun?

01:12:14Sounds good.

01:12:15When is it

01:12:16exactly?

01:12:16Do I need to

01:12:17prepare anything

01:12:17special?

01:12:18It's next

01:12:18Saturday evening

01:12:19at Vantage

01:12:20Oasis.

01:12:21Just wear a

01:12:21cocktail dress.

01:12:22I'll come pick

01:12:23you up and we

01:12:24can go together.

01:12:25Okay, that would

01:12:26work.

01:12:26Thank you so much.

01:12:30I'll go park

01:12:31the car.

01:12:31Sophia goes

01:12:32off to find

01:12:33a parking

01:12:33spot, leaving

01:12:34me to make

01:12:35my way into

01:12:36the building.

01:12:43Just as I

01:12:43step into

01:12:44the lobby, ready

01:12:45to catch the

01:12:46elevator up, I

01:12:47bump on

01:12:48Jalene.

01:12:57Catherine?

01:12:57What are you

01:12:58doing here?

01:12:59So, you're

01:13:00here for the

01:13:01gala?

01:13:02You have an

01:13:02invitation, I

01:13:03hope?

01:13:04Whose little

01:13:04lapdog are you?

01:13:05Running wild and

01:13:07barking at everyone

01:13:08without a care.

01:13:10Excuse me?

01:13:11Who exactly are you

01:13:13insulting?

01:13:14Listen, Catherine,

01:13:15you can't just

01:13:15waltz into this

01:13:17kind of event

01:13:17wearing a dress.

01:13:19Without a real

01:13:20invite, you'll

01:13:20end up humiliated

01:13:22when security

01:13:23shows you the

01:13:23door.

01:13:24Come on, Catherine.

01:13:25Ready to head

01:13:27up?

01:13:27Let's not keep

01:13:28the others

01:13:29waiting.

01:13:40Don't pay her

01:13:41any mind.

01:13:41The organizers

01:13:42gave me two

01:13:43invitations this

01:13:44year.

01:13:44I smile back,

01:13:46appreciating Sophia's

01:13:47subtle way of

01:13:48handling things.

01:14:03Everyone, meet

01:14:04my friend Catherine

01:14:05Brown.

01:14:06I hope you'll

01:14:06look out for her

01:14:07from now on.

01:14:08This gala really

01:14:09is slipping.

01:14:10Apparently just

01:14:10anyone can walk

01:14:11in now.

01:14:12Some people really

01:14:13try too hard, as

01:14:15if showing up here

01:14:15will magically

01:14:16upgrade their

01:14:17pleas in society.

01:14:19watch your mouth.

01:14:20Catherine is a

01:14:21brown.

01:14:22Have some respect.

01:14:23Please don't be

01:14:24harsh.

01:14:24My sister doesn't

01:14:26attend events like

01:14:26this often.

01:14:27She's just here to

01:14:28get some exposure.

01:14:30Don't go snapping

01:14:31photos willy-nilly.

01:14:32If I see you

01:14:33flooding social media

01:14:34with our images

01:14:35just to boost your

01:14:36status, I won't

01:14:37hesitate to sue.

01:14:47If you want to

01:14:48play dirty, I'll

01:14:49give you a front

01:14:50row seat.

01:14:52Your status comes

01:14:53from flaunting

01:14:53fake jewelries?

01:14:55And what would a

01:14:56country girl like

01:14:57you possibly

01:14:58understand about

01:14:59jewelry?

01:15:01That's Maris

01:15:02Core, an iconic

01:15:03design by Davina

01:15:04Gemma from the

01:15:0560s, centered

01:15:06around a rare

01:15:07cushion-cut diamond

01:15:08framed by a

01:15:08dozen emeralds.

01:15:10The real

01:15:11necklace was sold

01:15:12at last year's

01:15:13Veritas auction

01:15:13for $36 million,

01:15:15bought anonymously.

01:15:18I have to admit,

01:15:19you've got an eye

01:15:20for quality.

01:15:20It is lovely, I'll

01:15:22give you that, but

01:15:23the issue is that

01:15:23yours isn't authentic.

01:15:25Yes, the center

01:15:25stone is about the

01:15:26right size, but it's

01:15:27missing the clarity a

01:15:28genuine one would

01:15:29have.

01:15:30They look like fresh

01:15:31lab-made pieces.

01:15:32You're talking

01:15:33nonsense!

01:15:33My father gave this

01:15:34to me for my

01:15:35birthday!

01:15:36Janice, don't let

01:15:37my sister get to

01:15:38you.

01:15:38She's been out of

01:15:39touch for years,

01:15:40she probably hasn't

01:15:41even seen jewelry of

01:15:42this caliber.

01:15:42It's easy for her to

01:15:43misjudge.

01:15:44I stay calm, shifting

01:15:46my gaze to the other

01:15:47woman's wrist.

01:15:47Your bracelet actually

01:15:49has decent

01:15:50translucency, but

01:15:51it's been chemically

01:15:52treated and filled

01:15:53with resin.

01:15:54Wearing that too

01:15:55long isn't good for

01:15:56your health, just so

01:15:58you know.

01:15:58The woman snatches

01:15:59her hand back, going

01:16:00pale.

01:16:03I turn to Jolene.

01:16:05Your necklace is no

01:16:06better, Jolene.

01:16:08Those diamonds look

01:16:09fake too.

01:16:11Jolene's fingers

01:16:12shoot toward her ear

01:16:13but stop halfway.

01:16:14the whole hall goes

01:16:15completely still.

01:16:18That was savage.

01:16:20You nailed that

01:16:21comeback perfectly.

01:16:24I take a sip from my

01:16:25glass and feel not a

01:16:27trace of guilt.

01:16:28Fake jewelry?

01:16:29Fine.

01:16:30Wear it quietly and no

01:16:32one will say a word.

01:16:33But you had to step on

01:16:34me to feel taller.

01:16:35So don't blame me for

01:16:37exposing your fake

01:16:38jewelry.

01:16:39Just you wait!

01:16:40I'm calling in a top

01:16:43jewelry expert right

01:16:44now!

01:16:45Be my guest.

01:16:47Relax, Janice.

01:16:49It's a beautiful day.

01:16:50There's no need to let

01:16:51some petty nonsense

01:16:52spoil it.

01:16:53Petty?

01:16:54This isn't just about

01:16:56me wearing a fake!

01:16:57She's insulting the honor

01:16:59of the whole Lopez family!

01:17:10The craftsmanship is

01:17:12extraordinary,

01:17:12but something is off.

01:17:14The cut and the color

01:17:15don't match the

01:17:16authentic Mariscor.

01:17:19Miss Lopez, I'm afraid

01:17:21this necklace is indeed

01:17:22a replica.

01:17:24What?

01:17:25That can't be!

01:17:27The craftsmanship is

01:17:28exceptionally convincing,

01:17:29almost flawless.

01:17:31But as Miss Brown

01:17:32pointed out, the cutting

01:17:32style and the emerald

01:17:33shade reveal subtle

01:17:35differences.

01:17:36Impressive eye, Miss

01:17:37Brown.

01:17:37Only the most skilled

01:17:38experts can detect such

01:17:40subtle distinctions.

01:17:41May I ask who has been

01:17:42your teacher?

01:17:43My mentor is Langston

01:17:45Moore.

01:17:47So, you are the

01:17:48esteemed protege of

01:17:49Mr. Moore.

01:17:50An honor to meet you

01:17:51at last.

01:17:52Your championship at the

01:17:53last international

01:17:54competition was truly

01:17:55well-deserved.

01:17:56No wonder she spotted

01:17:58the fake so easily.

01:17:59She's Langston Moore's

01:18:00student.

01:18:03That's the world's top

01:18:04jewelry appraiser.

01:18:05The Lopez family really

01:18:07embarrassed themselves

01:18:07today.

01:18:08I can't stay here.

01:18:10I can't let them see

01:18:11me like this.

01:18:20Catherine, when did you

01:18:22pick all this up?

01:18:24You never said a word

01:18:25about it to any of us.

01:18:28There's a lot you don't

01:18:29know, mostly because you

01:18:30never bothered to ask.

01:18:35Catherine, what have you

01:18:36done to Jolaine now?

01:18:37I don't know what you're

01:18:38talking about, Austin.

01:18:39I've been sitting here all

01:18:40night and Jolaine hasn't

01:18:41said a word to me.

01:18:41And I'm not the one who's

01:18:42been sending her all those

01:18:43blue roses.

01:18:46Austin, shouldn't you

01:18:47find out what really

01:18:48happened first?

01:18:49It's Catherine who got

01:18:50wrong today.

01:18:51What about Miss Lopez?

01:18:52How could you upset her

01:18:53and make her cry?

01:18:54You're going to the Lopez

01:18:55residence right now to

01:18:56apologize.

01:18:57Apologize?

01:18:58For what?

01:18:59Telling the truth and

01:19:01exposing Janice fake

01:19:02jewelry in front of

01:19:03everyone?

01:19:04What nonsense?

01:19:05Miss Lopez wouldn't be

01:19:06caught dead wearing

01:19:07fakes.

01:19:08You're just making up

01:19:09lies to slander her.

01:19:10Mr. Brown, Miss Brown's

01:19:11assessment is absolutely

01:19:12right.

01:19:13This Mari's core

01:19:14necklace is a very

01:19:15well-maked replica and

01:19:16her appraisal skills

01:19:17surpass even mine.

01:19:18Isn't Austin being way

01:19:20too biased?

01:19:20He's not even listening

01:19:21to the expert.

01:19:22I heard the Browns kicked

01:19:23out their own biological

01:19:24daughter to make room for

01:19:26that adopted girl Jolaine.

01:19:28How ridiculous.

01:19:29Still, you had no right to

01:19:30humiliate Miss Lopez like

01:19:32that in public.

01:19:33Our families have shared a

01:19:34close bond for generations.

01:19:36Did you ever stop to think

01:19:37about how damaging this

01:19:38could be for the Brown

01:19:39group?

01:19:39But what about when Janice

01:19:40openly mocked me for being

01:19:41from the countryside?

01:19:42when they all schemed

01:19:43together to humiliate me

01:19:44in front of everyone?

01:19:45Did anyone ever care how

01:19:46that felt?

01:19:47Have any of you truly

01:19:48treated me like family at

01:19:49all?

01:19:49If not, then I, Catherine,

01:19:51and the Browns are better

01:19:52off going our separate ways

01:19:53from this day forward.

01:19:55Sorry for the disruption

01:19:56and ruining everyone's

01:19:57good time.

01:19:58I'll be taking my leave now.

01:20:02The days passed quietly, with

01:20:04nothing but my regular school

01:20:05routine and lab work.

01:20:07Jolaine had kept an unusually

01:20:08low profile ever since the

01:20:10banquet, not daring to provoke

01:20:11me again.

01:20:17So many missed calls.

01:20:18What's going on?

01:20:23Why are you answering

01:20:24Aunt Justina's phone?

01:20:25What happened to her?

01:20:26Watch your tone with me,

01:20:27you ungrateful brat!

01:20:28I haven't even dealt with the

01:20:30mess you made!

01:20:31Thanks to you offending

01:20:32Miss Lopez, the Lopez group

01:20:33has just terminated all their

01:20:34cooperation with us.

01:20:35You will find time to go to

01:20:37the Lopez residence and

01:20:38apologize to Miss Lopez

01:20:39immediately!

01:20:40Keep dreaming.

01:20:41You ungrateful little wolf.

01:20:43If you refuse to listen to me,

01:20:45are you planning to ignore

01:20:47your aunt's life and death

01:20:48situation too?

01:20:49What happened to Aunt Justina?

01:20:51Brain tumor.

01:20:52It's pressing directly on the

01:20:54nerves.

01:20:54Surgery is extremely risky.

01:20:57I'm on my way.

01:21:02Out of my way.

01:21:03Sign this!

01:21:04Sign the share transfer

01:21:05agreement and I'll let you

01:21:06inside to see her.

01:21:09How dare they use Justina's

01:21:11life as a bargaining chip?

01:21:12They have no bottom line.

01:21:14You crazy girl.

01:21:15If you dare lay a hand on me,

01:21:17you'll be condemned for your

01:21:18unfail behavior.

01:21:19Heaven will strike you down!

01:21:21Then move.

01:21:22Before I actually decide to

01:21:24follow through.

01:21:26Lawrence?

01:21:27Austin?

01:21:28Is that Catherine out there?

01:21:30Let her in.

01:21:41My poor little Catherine.

01:21:43They must have given her a hard

01:21:44time again.

01:21:48It's just the same old health

01:21:50problems.

01:21:50Nothing to worry about.

01:21:52But were they bothering you out

01:21:54there just now?

01:21:55Don't worry about me.

01:21:56I'm perfectly fine.

01:21:58How are you feeling right now,

01:21:59really?

01:21:59Be honest with me.

01:22:00Justina, don't push yourself

01:22:02too hard.

01:22:02The doctors made it clear

01:22:03this condition can't wait any

01:22:04longer.

01:22:05Only Dr. Huxley-Jones can

01:22:06perform this surgery with the

01:22:07highest success rate.

01:22:08Jolene practically bent over

01:22:09back to get him to agree to

01:22:10take the case.

01:22:11Show me her complete medical

01:22:12records and all the scan

01:22:14images right now.

01:22:14Justina has been nothing but

01:22:15kind to you your whole life,

01:22:16hasn't she?

01:22:17Now that she's gravely ill,

01:22:18you won't just sit back and

01:22:19let her die, will you?

01:22:19Here's the deal.

01:22:20Sign over the Brown Group

01:22:21shares to the family and

01:22:22Jolene will convince Dr.

01:22:23Huxley to perform the surgery

01:22:24immediately.

01:22:25We're also willing to overlook the

01:22:26whole Ms. Lopez incident and

01:22:27not hold it against you.

01:22:28After all, we're still family,

01:22:29aren't we?

01:22:30Lawrence, Austin, how can you

01:22:32stoop so low as to use my

01:22:33sickness as a weapon against

01:22:34Catherine?

01:22:34This is absolutely shameless.

01:22:36I won't stand for this.

01:22:37Stop it right now.

01:22:38Aunt Justina, please don't be

01:22:39angry.

01:22:40Dad's just worried about all

01:22:41those Brown Group shares

01:22:42Catherine holds.

01:22:43If she's not careful, she

01:22:45could be taken advantage of,

01:22:46which would cause huge

01:22:48problems.

01:22:49That's why he wants to take

01:22:50this chance to get the shares

01:22:51back into the family's hands.

01:22:54Catherine, my condition is

01:22:56severe and it probably

01:22:57we get better.

01:22:59Even if you sign, the

01:23:01surgery might not work.

01:23:03I come to accept that you

01:23:05should leave while you still

01:23:07can.

01:23:08Aunt Justina, I'll be the

01:23:10one to perform your surgery.

01:23:11What could you possibly have

01:23:12to back that up with those

01:23:13so-called skills you picked

01:23:14up from nowhere?

01:23:15Catherine, don't make a fool

01:23:16of yourself and promise more

01:23:17than you can deliver.

01:23:18If Justina's condition

01:23:19worsens because of your

01:23:20arrogance, can you really

01:23:21bear the consequences?

01:23:22Can you live with that guilt?

01:23:23Then we'll just have to

01:23:24wait and see.

01:23:25And don't you ever dare use

01:23:27Aunt Justina as a pawn

01:23:28against me again.

01:23:29The next time you try, I

01:23:30won't hesitate to prove

01:23:31exactly what I am capable

01:23:32of.

01:23:33And you won't like the

01:23:34outcome.

01:23:35I'm not giving up on you.

01:23:37Aunt Justina, trust me.

01:23:39Leave everything to me.

01:23:41I promise I'll make you

01:23:42better.

01:23:44Catherine, I trust you.

01:23:46Completely.

01:23:47Fine.

01:23:48Have it your way,

01:23:49Catherine.

01:23:49Let's see how you handle

01:23:50this.

01:23:51Without Dr. Huxley, I don't

01:23:52think Justina has much time

01:23:54left.

01:23:54When this fails, and it

01:23:56will, you better not come

01:23:57crawling back to us to us on

01:23:59your knees begging for help.

01:24:10It's Zephira.

01:24:11Arrange for the highest grade

01:24:12operating theater at Central

01:24:13Hospital immediately with a

01:24:15full leading neurosurgery team

01:24:16on standby.

01:24:16I'll send over the full

01:24:17equipment list and surgical

01:24:18plan shortly.

01:24:19Understood, Dr. Zephira.

01:24:21We'll handle all the

01:24:22arrangements immediately.

01:24:22Everything will be ready

01:24:24before your scheduled

01:24:24surgery time.

01:24:29An internationally

01:24:30renowned surgeon, Dr. Zephira?

01:24:33That's the legendary

01:24:34neurosurgeon that even royal

01:24:35families can't book?

01:24:36No.

01:24:37No way.

01:24:38That's impossible.

01:24:39Catherine?

01:24:40That good-for-nothing girl

01:24:41who grew up in the

01:24:41countryside?

01:24:42How could she possibly have

01:24:43connections to someone of

01:24:44Dr. Zephira's caliber?

01:24:45It must be a coincidence.

01:24:46No.

01:24:47It can't be.

01:24:47She's just a worthless

01:24:48country girl.

01:24:49How could she know Dr. Zephira?

01:24:53Dad, Austin, don't jump to

01:24:54conclusions.

01:24:55It has to be a coincidence.

01:24:56There's no way Catherine has

01:24:57anything to do with this.

01:24:58She probably doesn't even know

01:24:59who Dr. Zephira is.

01:25:02Justina, I won't let anything

01:25:04happen to you.

01:25:05This surgery will be a

01:25:06success.

01:25:09Aunt Justina, it's me.

01:25:11I'll be the operatic surgeon

01:25:12for your procedure today.

01:25:13Don't be afraid.

01:25:14Just close your eyes and rest.

01:25:16When you wake up, this ailment

01:25:18will be gone completely.

01:25:20The patient is under general

01:25:21anesthesia.

01:25:22Vitals are stable.

01:25:23Let's begin the operation.

01:25:32My God, that surgical approach

01:25:33angle.

01:25:34It's so bold and intricate, yet

01:25:36it completely avoids all the

01:25:37critical functional areas of

01:25:38the brain.

01:25:38I've never seen anything like

01:25:39it.

01:25:40Look at that section technique.

01:25:41It's so steady.

01:25:41It's terrifying.

01:25:42Not a single tremor.

01:25:43Even when working so close to

01:25:44the nerve buns, this is beyond

01:25:46masterful.

01:25:48The patient's vital assigns

01:25:50remain stable throughout the

01:25:50procedure.

01:25:51The operation is a complete

01:25:52success.

01:25:56Please pay close attention to

01:25:58the patient's post-operative

01:25:59monitoring and care.

01:26:00Call me immediately if there are

01:26:01any changes in her condition.

01:26:03Absolutely, Dr. Zafia.

01:26:04We will strictly follow your

01:26:05post-operative care plan.

01:26:07It was the greatest honor of our

01:26:08careers to assist you in this

01:26:09surgery today.

01:26:15Doctor, how did it go?

01:26:17How was my sister?

01:26:18Was the surgery successful?

01:26:20It was an incredible,

01:26:21unprecedented success.

01:26:22The tumor was completely

01:26:23removed, with zero damage to

01:26:25the surrounding nerves and

01:26:26functional areas.

01:26:27The patient's vital sign

01:26:28stayed rock-solid the entire

01:26:29time.

01:26:30Honestly, it was nothing less

01:26:31than a medical miracle.

01:26:32Dr. Zafia's surgical skills

01:26:33are absolutely extraordinary,

01:26:34godlike even.

01:26:35I have to say, your Brown

01:26:36family is truly full of hidden

01:26:38talents.

01:26:38It's almost impossible to

01:26:40book Dr. Zafia for a surgery

01:26:41anywhere in the world, yet you

01:26:43managed to get her to come

01:26:44here personally.

01:26:45I'm genuinely curious.

01:26:46How did you manage to

01:26:47connect with her?

01:26:47How is this possible?

01:26:48How could that country girl

01:26:49have anything to do with

01:26:50Dr. Zafira?

01:26:51This can't be happening.

01:26:52We threatened her, we

01:26:52accused her, we tried to

01:26:53force her to sign away her

01:26:54shares, and she just saved

01:26:55Aunt Justina's life?

01:26:56Dr. Watts, thank you for

01:26:57your hard work today.

01:26:58It was our honor to work

01:26:59with you, Dr. Zafira.

01:27:01You have my word.

01:27:01We will monitor Miss Brown's

01:27:03condition 24-7 and strictly

01:27:05follow your post-operative care

01:27:06instructions.

01:27:07Could it be?

01:27:09Is Catherine actually Dr.

01:27:11Zafira herself?

01:27:13What kind of ridiculous

01:27:14nonsense are you spouting?

01:27:15That ungrateful fool knows

01:27:17nothing.

01:27:17She's just a worthless waste

01:27:18of space.

01:27:19There's no way she could be

01:27:20the world famous Dr.

01:27:22Zafira.

01:27:22Are you done running your

01:27:23mouth?

01:27:24If you're finished, step

01:27:25aside.

01:27:25I don't have time to waste on

01:27:26the likes of you.

01:27:27You.

01:27:28You ungrateful, rebellious girl.

01:27:30You think knowing that Dr.

01:27:31Zafira makes you something

01:27:32special?

01:27:32You probably spent all your

01:27:34money to beg her to come

01:27:35here.

01:27:35It's not like you have any real

01:27:36skill.

01:27:36I am Dr.

01:27:37Zafira.

01:27:39Aunt Justina's surgery was

01:27:40performed by my own hands

01:27:42from start to finish.

01:27:46No.

01:27:47Impossible.

01:27:48How could you possibly be Dr.

01:27:49Zafira?

01:27:50You're just a worthless,

01:27:50uneducated girl from the

01:27:51countryside.

01:27:52You're nothing.

01:27:52You're lying.

01:27:53Worthless.

01:27:54I'm the one who saved

01:27:54Aunt Justina's life.

01:27:55What have you done besides

01:27:56using her sickness as a

01:27:57weapon to try and steal from

01:27:58me?

01:27:59Catherine, why didn't you tell

01:28:01us sooner?

01:28:02If you had told us who you

01:28:04were earlier, we wouldn't

01:28:04have treated you like that.

01:28:07We wouldn't have made so many

01:28:08mistakes.

01:28:09Wouldn't have what?

01:28:11Wouldn't have treated me like

01:28:12an outsider?

01:28:13Wouldn't have helped Jolaine

01:28:14bully me time and time again?

01:28:15Wouldn't have used my only

01:28:16family member's life to

01:28:17threaten me?

01:28:18Austin, do you even believe a

01:28:20single word you just said?

01:28:22Catherine doesn't need your

01:28:23fake last minute regrets.

01:28:24From this day forward, I will

01:28:25be the one to take care of her.

01:28:26You will never get the chance

01:28:27to hurt her again.

01:28:28Mr. Warren, this is just a

01:28:30private family matter of the

01:28:31Brown family.

01:28:32There's no need for you to

01:28:33get involved.

01:28:34Family matter?

01:28:35When you kicked her out of

01:28:36the house and left her

01:28:36homeless, did you ever think

01:28:37of her as family?

01:28:38You even used her aunt's life

01:28:39as a threat against her.

01:28:40When she was in danger,

01:28:42where were you?

01:28:42When she was bullied and

01:28:43even kidnapped, did you ever

01:28:44stood up for her even once?

01:28:46Enough, Liam.

01:28:47Talking to these people is

01:28:49just a waste of time.

01:28:50Let's go.

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