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Behind the prestigious walls of the academy hides a web of secrets, betrayal, and dangerous ambition. Mystery, rivalry, and emotional tension unfold in this gripping school drama.
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00:00So from a structuralist point of view, I think your plan is clear and effective, but maybe if we looked
00:05at it from another perspective, we...
00:07Jess! Get out of here!
00:10Mom, I'm in the middle of class. I...
00:12What the hell do you think you're doing ignoring our calls?
00:15Dad, stop! I'm in class!
00:17Not anymore!
00:18What are you guys doing? No! Stop! Let me go!
00:22I have to back to class! Stop it!
00:24No! Stop!
00:27Not. Any. More!
00:30Stop!
00:31Dad!
00:33You're marrying that old Chandler geezer today instead of Ruby.
00:37You sold me off to him?
00:40You took his money and now I have to pay for it?
00:44He wants Ruby, not me!
00:51My sister's bitter because I'm marrying Paul Wilson.
00:54He's giving our family five million.
00:57And she has to marry the old broke geezer.
01:01Look at this ungrateful little brat.
01:05Our family gave her everything, but she only thinks about herself.
01:09You owe us marry him.
01:13End of story.
01:17Everything I got came with strings attached.
01:23How dare you glare at me!
01:31You got some nerve!
01:33Do I need to teach you a lesson?
01:34No!
01:37I'll marry him.
01:40But we're finished.
01:43From this moment on, I don't owe any of you a damn thing.
01:51Get out of my way.
02:10Hey, good morning!
02:15Please, don't tell me that's him.
02:20Can I still run?
02:27You are one of the Rogers girls, right?
02:31Oh, my beautiful, my gorgeous granddaughter-in-law!
02:41Oh, thank God.
02:43He's the grandfather.
02:45Great!
02:46My grandson was supposed to be here, but he got hung up, so I thought I would come and meet
02:53you myself.
02:54Well, uh, Grandpa, is there any way to get an Uber around you?
02:59My suitcase is a little heavy.
03:01Uber?
03:01I'm afraid we're a little too far off for that to work, all right?
03:04But don't worry.
03:05I've got a sweet ride for us.
03:13Yep, hop in.
03:15Real comfortable.
03:19Or would you like to ride in the back?
03:46I guess, as you can see, uh, well, for our living, we collect recyclables.
03:50So, the place gets kind of rough.
03:53I hope that's okay.
03:55It is rough, but life's what we make it.
03:58I'll make ours better.
04:00Now, look, if you don't agree with that, then I understand, all right?
04:04You can change your mind if you want.
04:05I mean, I won't try to stop you.
04:08No, no, no, there's nothing shameful about making an honest living.
04:12And, you know, I'm in school for business development, so maybe I could help with some improvements.
04:17Really?
04:19You know, my grandson, he just hit the jackpot.
04:33But who hit the jackpot, Grandpa?
04:37Wait, the old ugly junkyard boss looks like this.
04:42Does he moonlight as a model or something?
04:46Hi, I'm Ray Chandler.
04:48What?
04:53Oh, oh, um, yeah, uh, I'm, I'm Jess.
04:57Nice to meet you.
05:01Is this real gold?
05:03Yeah, paper gets soggy, but, uh, gold lasts.
05:09This has got to be worth, like, $1,500.
05:14Mm-hmm.
05:16You carry your own $1,500 business cards and that's what you have to say?
05:20Mm-hmm.
05:21Mm-hmm.
05:22Oh, my God.
05:25There's got to be, like, hundreds of them in here.
05:31Well, this looks like the key to a Porsche.
05:39They're real?
05:40Yeah, downtown's pretty far, so if you need that to run any errands in, you can definitely
05:45take it.
05:46Or if you'd like, you know.
05:54Oops.
05:57So, the, um, yeah, the BMW's good for the rain.
06:01Yeah, the Rolls, great for napping, and then, and this one's a Ferrari.
06:06It's good for shopping, doing errands, that sort of thing.
06:08And if you don't like those, I can give you a more low-key option.
06:12How about, uh, Benz, or, hey, Lincoln.
06:17Lincoln's are great, yeah.
06:18I thought we were supposed to be living off the recyclables.
06:21Yes, we are.
06:25Is that a $3 million Lamborghini?
06:29Hauling trash?
06:32Why not?
06:33Lamborghinis started out making tractors.
06:35I'm just letting them do honest work again.
06:40The junkyard I married into is actually a recycling empire?
06:48Well, we've got over a hundred plants across the United States.
06:52This one, of course, is one of the smaller ones.
06:56You have over a hundred?
06:58How much money are you bringing in every year?
07:01From recycling alone, 30, 40 million.
07:05Nothing crazy.
07:06From recycling alone?
07:08How many businesses do you guys have?
07:10Yeah, we're in construction, materials, energy, transportation.
07:15We're all of it.
07:17Jesus.
07:19If it weren't for the CL Group, you guys would have the largest operation in the country.
07:23CL Group?
07:26That's us.
07:27What?
07:29The world's largest skyscraper.
07:32You built that?
07:35Here you go.
07:36This card, it has 10 billion on it, and you can buy whatever you want.
07:39And if you need more, just ask.
07:40No, no, goodness.
07:42That is way too much.
07:44Just give me a daily allowance.
07:47Um, okay.
07:48How does 800 per day sound?
07:51No, no.
07:53200.
07:54Be just fine.
07:56Uh, okay.
07:58If you insist.
08:08200,000?
08:10Per day?
08:11Oh, shit.
08:12I knew.
08:13I knew that wasn't enough.
08:14All right?
08:15Don't be stingy.
08:17Put a couple zeros in there.
08:19Give me, just a little more.
08:20No, no, no, no, no, no.
08:22Please.
08:22This is more than enough.
08:26I mean, with all the new information I learned, I think my head's spinning.
08:29So if you give me any more, I'd probably be an ambulance.
08:33All right, then.
08:35Why don't I take you outside and get some fresh air?
08:44Uh, you might want to hold on a bit tighter.
08:46This thing doesn't have seat belts.
08:50I'm fine.
08:51Okay.
09:17I was only holding on so tight because you were driving like a maniac.
09:20Yeah.
09:28Is this a limited edition Harley Davidson?
09:31Isn't this worth, like, 50 million dollars?
09:33Yeah, it's, uh, dirt cheap, right?
09:36You'd think 50 million is dirt cheap.
09:50Be careful.
09:52Thanks.
09:53Yeah.
09:56Hey, hey, hey.
09:58No, no, no, no.
09:59No, no, no, no.
10:23We were thinking you could bring your new husband home for mom's birthday.
10:26What do you think?
10:27What do you think?
10:27Mm-hmm.
10:28Mm-hmm.
10:28I'm not going back.
10:30I know you're worried that your sister will outshine you, but we still need to meet your
10:34new husband, don't we?
10:35Dad says you have to come home unless you're ready to cut ties completely.
10:41Family's still family.
10:43Are we really doing this?
10:45We're just cutting each other off for good.
10:47I'll go with you.
11:00It's beautiful here.
11:02Yeah.
11:04I'm glad you like it.
11:06My great-grandfather actually built it.
11:09Ann, there's actually only one key, and I want to give it to you.
11:15I want you to feel like this place is home to you.
11:18No, we just met.
11:28I'll take good care of it.
11:30I promise.
11:40Look at that car.
11:42Ruby really knows how to pick them.
11:44No kidding.
11:45Paul's a senior manager at CL Group.
11:47The writers are set for life now.
11:49Mom, Dad, we're back.
11:52Oh, hello, darling.
11:55A little something for you, Mrs. Rogers.
11:59Oh, my.
12:02Is this the custom high-end model?
12:05Paul, you must have spent $100,000.
12:08You spoil me.
12:12Ah, now that's quality.
12:17You're the pride of the family, Paul.
12:19Oh, nice.
12:24Oh, the junkyard bride decided to show.
12:28Could two sisters really be so far apart?
12:34You show up alone, empty-handed.
12:36Do you not have any idea how this looks?
12:39Relax, Dad.
12:40Her husband's probably elbow-deep in a dumpster somewhere.
12:43You can't really expect much from either of them.
12:46Typical, no class, no manners, no gifts.
12:49I should have known.
12:55I made these for you all.
12:57It's, uh, crystals for protection.
12:59I thought maybe they could keep you and I'd safe.
13:02Oh, my God.
13:03Are those from a farmer's market or something?
13:05My niece makes better jewelry in kindergarten.
13:10The Rogers raised her for 25 years, and this is what they get.
13:13Pathetic.
13:18Disgraceful.
13:20You and your trash picker husband.
13:22Perfect match.
13:23One man's trash is another man's treasure, right?
13:26Get out.
13:27Now.
13:27You heard her.
13:29Get out.
13:30We don't have a daughter this shameful.
13:34I should have never even thought about inviting you.
13:37Stop right there.
13:39Who said Jess's gift was trash?
13:47What are you doing here?
13:48Ray was when the lady wanted me to bring the gifts she had.
13:51All right?
13:59This is one of my family's favorites, and I hope you enjoy it, too.
14:06This needs a lot.
14:09A Dylan Santorini painting?
14:11Those go for $100 million.
14:16Nice try, old man.
14:18Do you think we're stupid or something?
14:19This is obviously a knockoff they got at the junkyard or something.
14:24That's what you get with these people.
14:26Either trash or cheap fakes.
14:29I knew it looked off.
14:31It has to be a fake.
14:35You can say whatever you want to me.
14:37But leave my grandfather-in-law out of this.
14:40Mom, Dad, she just hit me in front of everyone.
14:43Do something.
14:45You got a lot of nerve laying a hand on your sister.
14:49I'm your daughter, too.
14:51I'm a Rogers.
14:52Doesn't that mean anything?
14:53Not anymore.
14:53You show up with this con artist, embarrass us with these fake gifts, attack your sister?
15:01You're no daughter of mine.
15:03Hey.
15:03Open your damned eyes.
15:06Jess is remarkable.
15:07How can someone like you throw her away?
15:10She is worth nothing compared to Ruby.
15:14Honestly, kicking her out is generous.
15:18I spent years trying to earn their love.
15:21But the moment I met someone who actually cared, they never loved me at all.
15:27Fine.
15:29I'll go.
15:30But this will be the last time we see each other.
15:32Wait, you're cutting ties with all of us?
15:34Well, I mean, that's what you wanted, isn't it?
15:37That's why you invited me here?
15:39Mark my words, losing Jess, that's going to be the biggest mistake of your miserable lives.
15:46Yeah, let's go.
15:47Hold on.
15:48You think you can just walk in and out of here like nothing happened?
15:55Hold on.
15:56You think you can just walk in and out of here like nothing happened?
15:59What do you want from me?
16:00I don't know, Jess.
16:02Cutting ties is serious.
16:04Don't you think there should be some kind of ceremony?
16:09You were always the perfect one, Jess.
16:12Time to tear that down.
16:15Grandfather, I think we should take these gifts to someone who would actually deserve them.
16:20Yeah.
16:21Yeah, I got it.
16:24I have an emergency.
16:25I'm going to have to step away.
16:27Now, Ray's going to be here any second now.
16:29Okay.
16:33Dear sister.
16:38Why don't you play a song for mom one last time after everything she's done?
16:43It's the least you could do.
16:45Not asking too much after all these years.
17:00You don't want to hear me play.
17:02You want to watch me bleed.
17:12This seems important to you.
17:13Get that back.
17:15Play one song.
17:16And I'll give it back in one piece.
17:18Is that the best you have?
17:20What if I say no?
17:22Your choice, but...
17:24I'm not keeping it either way.
17:29No!
17:32I want you to have it.
17:33I want you to feel like this place is home to you.
17:36I'll take good care of it.
17:38I promise.
17:40Fine.
17:43I'll play.
17:50I'll play.
18:10Yes.
18:11Ray, where the hell are you?
18:12Jess might be in trouble.
18:13I just wrapped up.
18:15We'll be there soon.
18:19We're going to need to step on it.
18:41Okay, I did it.
18:44Okay?
18:45Sure.
18:46Here you go.
18:48No!
18:49No!
19:00What do you want from me?
19:02Look at you.
19:04Absolutely perfect, flawless Jess.
19:08And absolutely means nothing.
19:10Mom and Dad love me.
19:12I married the rich husband and you?
19:15You'll always be underneath my heel.
19:19When my husband gets here, you'll regret this.
19:22Your junkyard husband?
19:24What's he going to do?
19:25Honestly, I'm curious.
19:27What happens if I ruin this pretty face of yours?
19:31Don't do this.
19:34Let go of me!
19:49Don't cry.
20:02Don't cry.
20:03Who dares fuck my wife?
20:07Who dares touch my wife?
20:16Fine, look at me.
20:18How dare you push me?
20:19Who the hell are you?
20:20I am her husband.
20:23Wait, Jess's husband looks like that?
20:27You said he was junkyard trash.
20:29Why does he have a helicopter?
20:30He actually came by a helicopter.
20:33Is he some sort of secret billionaire?
20:35Oh no.
20:36Did we just make a huge mistake?
20:39Look at those bodyguards.
20:41Ha!
20:42Ridiculous.
20:43No billionaire would marry Jess.
20:45Jess, it's obvious.
20:47He hired these people for show and rented that helicopter.
20:52Exactly.
20:52It's all fake.
20:54Jess, your husband's only skill is playing dress up.
21:01I kept it safe.
21:05Just like I promised.
21:07Who did this to you?
21:13Yeah, I did it.
21:15So what?
21:15She chose a stupid key over her stupid fingers.
21:18It's her fault.
21:20You put your hands on my wife and you're going to pay the price?
21:25Ten times over.
21:28My husband is a CL group senior member.
21:31You touch me and you're done.
21:32Hey, let her daughter go.
21:35Get your hands off her car.
21:36Go, go, go, go.
21:37Do something.
21:49Get my jet ready now.
21:50I want the best surgeons in the country.
21:52I want Jess's hands to be perfect like nothing ever happened.
21:55Yes, sir.
21:56Yes, sir.
22:02You even rented a private jet?
22:07She's protected like she's royalty while I'm stuck with a coward.
22:12This is humiliating.
22:14Ruby, hold still.
22:15I saw her.
22:16It's pretty bad.
22:17Oh, yeah.
22:19Why does he look exactly like our chairman?
22:23Some men rent jets to back their wife.
22:26You can't even open your mouth when I'm being attacked.
22:30Coward.
22:32You're not even a man.
22:34Shut your mouth.
22:36If you touch me again, you'll regret it.
22:38DeBoris, I'm done with you.
22:40Fine.
22:41Let's do it.
22:46Paul Wilson.
22:49Sir, are you saying the chairman himself promoted me?
22:54To a regional director?
22:59Sir, I don't understand.
23:02Why promote the guy who hurt Miss Jess?
23:13Because the higher that they climb, the farther they fall.
23:18And anyone who touches my wife pays the price.
23:22Always.
23:26To regional director.
23:30Regional director.
23:32You hear that?
23:33I got a promotion.
23:35Babe, seriously?
23:36Like, you're going to be making millions?
23:37Ten times as much as you make now.
23:40Roger family is going to be set for life.
23:42I knew it.
23:43You were destined for greatness.
23:45Ruby's got excellent taste.
23:50Oh, now you want to be friends.
23:52Weren't you just screaming about divorce?
23:55No, no, come on.
23:56Let's go sign the papers.
23:57No, no, no.
23:58Wait.
23:58She was upset.
24:00She didn't mean it.
24:00Divorce never.
24:02Paul, you're the most amazing man I've ever met.
24:04I mean that.
24:04Well, since we're celebrating, dinner's on me.
24:10We're going to Lunair.
24:12The finest restaurant in the world.
24:14Oh my gosh, isn't Lunair like the most expensive restaurant in the city?
24:17With his new position?
24:19It's just pocket change.
24:21Let's go celebrate.
24:24Oh, doctor.
24:25I can finish that.
24:31Who were you talking to earlier?
24:35Nobody important.
24:38Are you hungry?
24:39Have you eaten yet?
24:42I'm really not that hungry.
24:51Pilots?
24:52We'll change course.
24:53We're going to Lunair.
24:54Lunair?
24:55No, no, no.
24:55That's way too expensive.
24:56I don't need something so elaborate.
24:58It's okay.
25:08I'm so sorry.
25:09I am so sorry.
25:11I really didn't mean to.
25:12Why are you so nervous?
25:15I'm not nervous.
25:18I just...
25:21I mean, Lunair is so expensive.
25:25Thousands of dollars to pay.
25:26We don't have to waste that kind of money.
25:28And who says that we'll be spending a dime?
25:31What do you mean?
25:33Welcome, Mr. Chairman.
25:36Wait.
25:37We're not paying because you own this place?
25:41We own this place.
25:43Oh, my God.
25:46I never dreamt I set foot in a place like this.
25:49Paul, you make me feel like royalty.
25:52Our Paul really made it.
25:54I heard only the top of the top dying here.
25:57Mom, Dad, relax.
25:59Paul's about to be regional director soon.
26:02This will be our regular spot.
26:05Lunair belongs to CL Group.
26:07Once I'm officially promoted, eating here will be just like eating at home.
26:12Unlike Jess's junkyard husband, who probably maxed out every credit card he owns just to rent that fire chat for
26:19the day.
26:20Oh, she probably begged him to do it.
26:22So desperate to look successful.
26:25Honestly, if I ever see her again, I'll...
26:31No way.
26:32Is that...
26:37Well, well.
26:38Look who decided to show up.
26:40How'd you two even get past the door?
26:42Funny.
26:43I was about to ask you the same thing.
26:45You obviously found out we were coming and followed us here.
26:49Trying to worm your way back into the family?
26:52Pathetic.
26:52We were here first.
26:54How exactly would that work?
26:56Please.
26:56Lunair is members only.
26:58I'm surprised you two junkyard rats walked in by yourselves.
27:03Hey, why don't you just leave?
27:04Your poverty is contagious.
27:06And we're trying to enjoy yourselves.
27:09Apparently, you all haven't learned your lesson since the last time.
27:12So I'm going to need you to move.
27:14You're in our way.
27:15How dare you?
27:17Actually, never mind.
27:19Paul is about to be CL Group's regional director.
27:23You're not even in our league anymore.
27:25Face it.
27:25Only people like me belong here.
27:28Why don't you two run along before security throws you out?
27:32Excuse me.
27:34CL's executive has arrived.
27:36Is the VIP suite ready?
27:38Sir, your exclusive VIP card.
27:41Your private suite is ready and waiting.
27:43You see that?
27:44This is what real class looks like.
27:56Sir, if you and your lady would please follow me.
28:09What the hell?
28:10Why are they getting VIP treatment?
28:12I am about to be regional director.
28:15Sir, please calm down.
28:18They are...
28:22There are regulars here.
28:25Regulars?
28:27They pick through trash for a living.
28:33Forget it, babe.
28:34Jess probably worked here as a waitress or something.
28:37Let's just go in already.
28:42Whatever.
28:44Lucky for them.
28:46Let's go.
29:07Is this a drink?
29:08Obviously.
29:10Fine dining is all about presentation.
29:13Lemon water as a palate cleanser.
29:15Now, that is sophistication.
29:40This is for washing your hands?
29:51Have you ever been to a fine restaurant?
29:59How dare you?
30:01This service is completely unacceptable.
30:03Bring me your finest bottle of wine.
30:05Now, or I am reporting every single one of you.
30:10Take this century-old Roman A. Conte to the chairman, sir.
30:19Finally, someone with some sense.
30:26I will give you one more chance to...
30:33Sir, our manager personally selected this Roman A. Conte for you.
30:37We hope you enjoy it.
30:38That'll be perfect.
30:44It's a Roman A. Conte.
30:46It's a century-old vintage.
30:48It's perfect before you go to sleep,
30:49and it makes you heal faster.
30:56It's amazing.
30:57I mean, I've never had anything like it.
31:00Why didn't they get the fancy wine,
31:02and we have nothing?
31:03Did they even train you?
31:05You've insulted us twice now,
31:07and you're serving garbage collectors.
31:10Sir,
31:12I sincerely apologize,
31:14but that wine is nothing special.
31:16For you,
31:17I've got something much better.
31:19A 200-year-old vintage.
31:24Sir, we don't have 200-year-old bottles of wine.
31:28Those idiots just drank hand soap.
31:31Do you think they'll know the difference?
31:32Tell her some toilet water.
31:34Put it in a fancy bottle.
31:35We'll never know.
31:37Yes, sir.
31:52Look at the legs on that glass,
31:56and that dark burgundy color.
31:58That's how you know it's 200-year-old wine.
32:02Thank God we got you, sweetheart.
32:04If we only had Jess,
32:06we'd still be scraping by,
32:09not drinking fine wine like this.
32:11I'm nothing like that, broke loser.
32:14Stick with me,
32:16and this is just the beginning.
32:21Wait.
32:26Jess,
32:27you're holding that wine glass all wrong.
32:30You've clearly never had wine like this.
32:33Let me educate you.
32:35First,
32:36you appreciate the aroma.
32:48Um,
32:50then you savor it.
32:59Never quite had wine like this.
33:02Tastes like water,
33:03and
33:05maybe something worse,
33:06like a hint of
33:07urine?
33:08That's because you don't understand
33:10aged wine.
33:12As the wine ages,
33:14the less alcohol remains.
33:15When it tastes like water,
33:17that's how you know
33:18it's authentic.
33:34notes of
33:35animal.
33:37Almost wild.
33:38Straight from the vineyard.
33:40That's how you know it's real.
33:45Hey, watch this.
33:49Sir,
33:49you clearly have a
33:51refined palate.
33:52Most people wouldn't recognize
33:54such subtle notes.
33:55I'm a man of taste.
33:57I've had a century-old
33:58romani conti
33:59dozens of times.
34:01This is absolutely
34:03legitimate.
34:03That's our future
34:05regional director.
34:06Such sophistication.
34:08Our son-in-law
34:10is so wordly.
34:11I'm like
34:12Jesse's
34:13trash-picking husband.
34:14He probably
34:15never even seen
34:16expensive wine like this.
34:18Oh, right.
34:19I've never had
34:20wine like this.
34:21Jess,
34:22is it true
34:23your husband
34:23spent your entire
34:24life savings
34:25on that jet rental
34:27just to compete
34:28with me?
34:29Pathetic.
34:30Do you know
34:31how much garbage
34:32you're gonna have to
34:32pick through
34:33to pay off that?
34:35This isn't
34:36a competition,
34:37Ruby.
34:38And the fact
34:39that you're so willing
34:40to show off
34:41shows everything
34:42about how insecure
34:43that you are.
34:46You bet-
34:47Enough.
34:48These people
34:48aren't even
34:49worth our time.
34:53Don't let them
34:54get you.
34:54You order anything
34:55you'd like on the menu,
34:56the chef
34:57is absolutely
34:58incredible.
35:01These prices
35:02are insane.
35:04We don't have to.
35:06What's wrong?
35:07Too scared to order.
35:09It's nice.
35:10I have a husband
35:11who lets me order
35:12anything I want.
35:13Right, babe?
35:16All right.
35:16We'll have the
35:17alpha white truffle.
35:19We'll do the
35:19French foie gras
35:20with blue lobster.
35:21We'll also do
35:22the Alaskan king crab.
35:23And whatever
35:24Antarctic seafood
35:25that's gonna pick
35:26away, we will take
35:27that and we will
35:28finish it off
35:28with the
35:28chef's signature mousse.
35:30Thank you so much.
35:31Oh, and also,
35:31can you please
35:32keep the sauces light?
35:33My wife doesn't
35:34like it heavy.
35:37What's wrong?
35:38They've already
35:38ordered.
35:39Order something.
35:41Why is everything
35:42so damn expensive?
35:43What are you
35:44gawking at?
35:45Order!
35:46Fine.
35:47We'll have
35:48whatever they're
35:49having.
36:02Bon appetit.
36:08It's delicious.
36:09Good.
36:10I'm glad you like it.
36:15Um, excuse me,
36:16why do they have
36:17all their food
36:18and we're sitting
36:18here with nothing?
36:21This is completely
36:23unacceptable.
36:24You know what?
36:25Cancel it.
36:26All of it.
36:27We are not eating here.
36:29I'm sorry, sir,
36:30but unfortunately
36:30that won't be possible.
36:36See, all our dishes
36:38require payment
36:39and advance
36:39and your total
36:40comes to
36:41one million dollars.
36:43So as soon as
36:44you settle your bill,
36:45we'll begin
36:46serving immediately.
36:49A million?
36:51Oh, please.
36:52You don't think
36:53we can afford that?
36:54Our son-in-law
36:56is getting a promotion.
36:57This is nothing.
36:59We could go
36:59two million
37:00if you wanted to.
37:00Shut your mouth!
37:02Why are you yelling?
37:04When you get the promotion,
37:06it'll be like pocket change.
37:10Oh, yeah?
37:11Why don't you
37:12take your money out
37:13and play for the meal, then?
37:14All our prices
37:15are posted.
37:16If you can pay,
37:17you can eat.
37:18But if you can't,
37:19stop pretending
37:20like you belong here.
37:22Security,
37:23get them out!
37:24Why are you
37:24kicking us out?
37:25When those garbage collectors
37:27are sitting there,
37:27why do they get to stay?
37:28People who can't pay
37:29their bills
37:30don't get to question
37:31our VIPs.
37:33VIPs?
37:35Oh,
37:35I know what this is.
37:37They bribed you,
37:39didn't they?
37:39Well,
37:40you should know
37:41that when my husband
37:42gets his promotion,
37:43he will fire
37:44all of you.
37:45Look,
37:46I don't care
37:47who you think
37:48your husband is.
37:49You can't pay,
37:50you leave.
37:52Period.
37:54And those two,
37:55you're not worth
37:56five minutes
37:57of their time.
37:57Get them out
37:58of my restaurant.
38:01What are you doing?
38:02What are you doing?
38:02You can't,
38:03do this.
38:05Are you people blind?
38:07The trash collectors
38:08are still sitting in there
38:09and you throw out
38:10a CL group executive?
38:11We serve VIP members,
38:15not freeloaders
38:15try to skip on a check.
38:17Oh,
38:18and the manager
38:19wanted me to
38:19pass along a message.
38:20That 200-year-old wine
38:21you were raving about,
38:22toilet water,
38:23and food coloring.
38:25Bon appétit.
38:27What did you just say?
38:29What on earth
38:30is happening?
38:33What does
38:34Justice's husband
38:35actually do
38:35and why do they
38:36keep treating him
38:37like royal?
38:37He's nobody.
38:38They bribed the staff.
38:40This was a whole thing
38:40to set up
38:41to humiliate us.
38:42And you,
38:44loser,
38:45you call yourself
38:45a regional director,
38:46you can't even
38:47handle one
38:47restaurant manager.
38:49You stupid bitch.
38:53If you hadn't
38:54insisted
38:54I'm starting
38:55shit with them,
38:56none of this
38:57would have happened.
38:58Mark my words,
38:59the second
39:00I officially
39:01get promoted,
39:02I am dealing
39:02with them,
39:03and then
39:03I am dealing
39:04with you.
39:24fine,
39:25I understand.
39:26Oh!
39:38I guess I was
39:39just wondering
39:39why your family
39:40stayed the same
39:40place for so long.
39:42I mean,
39:43you guys could
39:44afford to go
39:45anywhere.
39:46Yeah,
39:46my family
39:49started everything
39:50here.
39:50We built
39:51this place
39:51from nothing.
39:53And my
39:53grandpa still
39:54lives here,
39:54and there's
39:55no way
39:55I can
39:55abandon them.
39:58You're your family.
40:00You still
40:01thinking of them?
40:03They're not
40:04my family.
40:12well now
40:13you have
40:13us.
40:14Me
40:15and grandpa.
40:17We're your
40:17family now.
40:25It's
40:26um
40:28it's late.
40:29I should go to bed.
40:32Right.
40:45sharing a bed
40:46this quickly
40:47don't you
40:47think things
40:48would be moving
40:49a little bit
40:49too fast?
40:51Yeah,
40:52you're right.
40:55Hey,
40:56grandpa?
40:57Do you have
40:58an extra spare
40:58room that I
40:59could stay in
40:59for the night?
41:01Not a one.
41:02Everything's
41:03storage for now.
41:04Oh,
41:05okay,
41:06well,
41:06I'll just
41:07stay out in
41:07the recycle
41:08warehouse
41:08for you.
41:13Don't.
41:14I mean,
41:15this bed is
41:15we could
41:16share it.
41:18But I
41:19didn't
41:19leave it like
41:20that.
41:20I was just
41:20thinking because
41:21you said
41:22that you
41:22were going
41:22to go
41:22and you
41:23didn't
41:23have to.
41:35actually,
41:36look,
41:36I need to
41:36take a shower.
41:37it's going to be
41:38ten minutes.
41:51Oh, my God.
41:54Was I
41:55that obvious?
42:18do you, um,
42:23do you not
42:23wear pajamas?
42:26I never
42:27got in the
42:27habit of it.
42:28I sleep
42:29better like
42:29this.
42:30Okay.
42:32Well,
42:32great.
42:34I'm
42:35exhausted.
42:35I'm going to go
42:36to sleep.
42:38Okay.
42:54What are you
42:54doing?
42:56Um,
42:57it's just
42:58a little bit
42:59cold and
43:00the blankets
43:01are small.
43:03So...
43:07We've only
43:07been married
43:08a few
43:08days.
43:10Don't you
43:10think this
43:11is a little
43:11fast?
43:14I'm just
43:15holding him.
43:16That's all.
43:19Okay.
43:25Ray?
43:26Huh?
43:27Your chest
43:28is really
43:29firm.
43:33You're
43:33holding me
43:34too tight.
43:36Ray?
43:40I thought
43:43you said
43:43we weren't
43:44going to do
43:44anything.
43:45I know.
43:45I know.
43:46I'm sorry,
43:46but I am a
43:48man, and you
43:49just keep
43:50saying my name
43:51like that.
44:00Hey, Ray?
44:01Just finished
44:02clearing out that
44:02guest room.
44:03come on,
44:04don't keep
44:05Jess up all
44:06night.
44:07Okay,
44:08thanks,
44:08Grandpa.
44:16Ray?
44:17Yes?
44:19Maybe we
44:19should...
44:23tone things
44:24down a bit.
44:26Financially,
44:27I mean,
44:28those fancy
44:29dinners,
44:29we don't have
44:30to do that.
44:31We're married,
44:32we should be
44:32responsible.
44:34Well, I don't
44:35mean to
44:36criticize you,
44:36I just...
44:38I think that
44:39maybe we should
44:39start to think...
44:41You're right.
44:43I'm grateful to
44:44have a wife that
44:45thinks of our
44:46future in this
44:46way.
44:47Though, I have to
44:48say that Grandpa's
44:49timing couldn't have
44:50been any worse.
44:52I...
44:52And now that
44:53you're a lady
44:54of the house,
44:54that means that
44:55you are in
44:56control of the
44:57finances.
44:58Starting tomorrow,
44:59you will have
44:59the company
45:00ledgers.
45:00What?
45:01No, no, no,
45:02I didn't mean
45:03that, I just...
45:04Company
45:04announcement.
45:06Jess Rogers
45:07is now the
45:08CEO of CL Group.
45:09Make it
45:10official.
45:13Now,
45:14is there
45:14anything else
45:15that you'd
45:16like to ask
45:16of me?
45:18Like...
45:20asking me
45:21not to leave?
45:29Well,
45:30that room
45:31probably hasn't
45:32been used in
45:33forever.
45:33So long.
45:35And...
45:36Well, it's
45:36probably really
45:37dusty.
45:38Super dusty.
45:40So I think
45:40of it.
45:45I'm just not
45:46ready yet.
45:48Okay.
45:49Um,
45:50then when
45:51will you be
45:52ready?
45:52At the
45:53wedding.
45:54The real
45:55one.
45:56Hmm.
45:58Make my
45:59wedding ready
45:59in one
46:00week.
46:01You can't
46:02just call
46:03people in
46:03the middle
46:03of the
46:04night like
46:04that.
46:04We're
46:05something
46:05so small.
46:06No,
46:06no,
46:06no,
46:07this
46:07is not
46:07small.
46:08And I'm
46:09done
46:09waiting.
46:16Now,
46:16let's take
46:17you in.
46:24good night,
46:25my love.
46:27Good night.
46:29Good night.
46:47need a personal
46:48advisor.
46:49I'm on
46:50standby.
46:52He's
46:53such a
46:53charmer.
46:56Miss
46:57Jess,
46:57here's the
46:58quarterly
46:58financial
46:59summary you
46:59asked for.
47:07Looks like
47:07we've got some
47:08parasites bleeding
47:08this company dry.
47:13I want
47:14everyone on that
47:14list terminated
47:15today.
47:19Baby,
47:20I know I
47:21messed up.
47:22I shouldn't
47:22have said
47:23those things.
47:24Oh,
47:24you mean
47:24when you
47:25called me
47:25a loser?
47:26Yeah,
47:27I remember
47:28that.
47:28Here's the
47:29thing,
47:29Ruby.
47:30When this
47:31promotion goes
47:31through,
47:32I will have
47:32women throwing
47:34themselves at
47:34me and
47:35you.
47:37you are
47:39nothing.
47:40Damn it,
47:41he's right.
47:42Once he's
47:42regional director,
47:43he'll have his
47:44pick.
47:44I need to
47:45secure this.
47:46That title,
47:47regional director's
47:48wife,
47:49it has to be
47:50mine.
47:52I wasn't
47:53thinking straight.
47:54I brought
47:54something to
47:55make up for it.
47:56Mr. Wilson,
47:57the new CEO
47:58is doing a
47:58full audit.
47:59She's already
47:59fired three
48:00people from
48:00accounting.
48:01If she digs
48:02into those
48:02bunnies...
48:02Calm down.
48:03The chairman
48:04himself promoted
48:05me,
48:05I am
48:06unpunchable.
48:10Although,
48:11it might not
48:12be a bad
48:12idea getting
48:13the CEO's
48:13good graces,
48:14just to be
48:15safe.
48:16Don't worry,
48:17honey,
48:17I came
48:18prepared.
48:19I brought
48:20the best
48:21pieces.
48:25Whoa.
48:32Especially
48:32this
48:33sapphire.
48:36it fell
48:36off that
48:37old con
48:37artist
48:38at my
48:38parents'
48:39party,
48:39but I
48:39had it
48:39appraised.
48:44Worth a
48:44fortune.
48:48We can
48:49use
48:49Jess's
48:50sapphire
48:50to butter
48:51up the
48:51new
48:51CEO.
48:52Poetic,
48:53don't you
48:54think?
48:55Well,
48:55well.
48:58Maybe you
48:59do have a
48:59brain in that
49:00head of yours.
49:02help me
49:02impress the
49:03CEO and
49:04I will
49:04make sure
49:05that you
49:05are well
49:06taken care
49:07of.
49:14Listen
49:15carefully.
49:15No
49:16trashy
49:17behavior in
49:18there.
49:18Mm-hmm.
49:20No
49:20cheap
49:21comments.
49:23If you
49:23embarrass me
49:24in front of
49:24the CEO,
49:25you
49:27will regret
49:28it.
49:29Okay.
49:32Come in.
49:36Ma'am,
49:37I'm Paul
49:38Wilson.
49:46Come in.
49:50Ma'am,
49:51I'm Paul
49:52Wilson,
49:52soon to be
49:53regional
49:53director.
49:54It is such
49:55an honor to
49:56finally meet
49:57a small
49:58token of
49:59gratitude.
50:00Especially
50:00the sapphire
50:01ring.
50:02The color
50:03is stunning
50:04with your
50:05sophisticated
50:07presence.
50:08I don't
50:09know,
50:09Paul.
50:10I run
50:10companies.
50:11I don't
50:11accept
50:12bribes.
50:14Of course,
50:15ma'am.
50:16Your
50:17integrity
50:17is truly
50:18admirable.
50:19It's
50:20inspiring.
50:21Anything I
50:22can do
50:23to prove
50:24my dedication
50:24to the
50:25company?
50:25Actually,
50:27you know,
50:27I think
50:27staff morale
50:28is rather
50:29low.
50:30And you,
50:31as a senior
50:31executive,
50:32should lead
50:32by example.
50:34Give me
50:35200 push-ups
50:36right now.
50:38Two,
50:39two,
50:40200.
50:40Is there
50:41a problem?
50:42No,
50:43no problem
50:44at all.
50:46What
50:46the hell
50:47is this?
50:49Just play
50:49along.
50:50Once I've
50:51got the
50:51promotion,
50:52it will
50:52all be
50:53worth it.
50:53Ma'am,
50:54with all due
50:55respect,
50:55isn't this a
50:56little bit
50:56excessive?
51:00You're
51:01right.
51:02You should
51:02join him.
51:04200
51:04jumping jacks.
51:06I'm in a
51:07dress and
51:07heels.
51:08I don't get
51:08rid of them.
51:09Just
51:10watch.
51:11She can't
51:11see us.
51:12We can
51:12skip half
51:12of them.
51:18actually,
51:18I am
51:19counting.
51:21So,
51:21if you
51:22miss one,
51:22I'll just
51:23have to
51:23add 100
51:24more.
51:46ma'am,
51:49is that
51:49sufficient?
51:52well,
51:53your form
51:53was really
51:54lacking.
51:55But,
51:56you know,
51:57you two
51:57show great
51:58promise as
51:59a team.
52:01Well,
52:02we're partners.
52:03A perfect team.
52:06That's great.
52:07That's
52:08awesome.
52:09I would
52:10love if
52:11you could
52:11show me
52:11how great
52:12your teamwork
52:12is one
52:13more time.
52:15And slap
52:16each other.
52:18Hard enough
52:19that I can
52:19hear it
52:19from here.
52:21That's
52:22insane.
52:23We're not
52:23really going
52:24to slap
52:24each other.
52:27You
52:27actually hit
52:28me.
52:29Suck
52:29it up.
52:30It's
52:30for our
52:30future.
52:31Oh.
52:33Oh.
52:37Jesus,
52:37did you
52:37slap me
52:38hard enough?
52:38Honey,
52:39this is
52:39for our
52:40future.
52:43Ma'am,
52:44are we
52:45done
52:45now?
52:48You
52:49did so
52:49well.
52:50But I
52:51have
52:52one more
52:52question for
52:53you,
52:53Paul.
52:55Because
52:55hypothetically,
52:56if the
52:56CEO happened
52:57to be
52:58someone that
52:58you knew
52:58personally,
52:59how would
53:00you deal
53:00with that
53:01information?
53:03impossible,
53:04ma'am.
53:05Someone
53:05of your
53:06stature.
53:08We
53:09couldn't
53:09possibly run
53:10in the same
53:10circles.
53:11Hold on.
53:12That voice
53:12sounds familiar.
53:13Like Jess.
53:15Don't be
53:15ridiculous.
53:16Jess is a
53:17trash collector.
53:18She couldn't
53:19possibly be
53:19a CEO.
53:21Ma'am,
53:22please excuse
53:23her.
53:23Sometimes my
53:24wife speaks
53:25without thinking.
53:26Her
53:26trashy
53:26sister isn't
53:27even worth
53:27bringing
53:28up.
53:29Exactly.
53:30Jess is so
53:31far beneath
53:31you,
53:32it's laughable.
53:32Oh,
53:33really?
53:34Because
53:36actually...
53:43I think
53:43I'm
53:44perfectly
53:44qualified.
53:47Jess?
53:49What the...
53:49How did
53:51you...
53:51Surprised?
53:52I knew
53:53something was
53:54up.
53:54Those
53:55ridiculous
53:55demands.
53:57You've
53:58been
53:58dictated
54:02real cute.
54:03Sneaking
54:04into the
54:04CEO's
54:05office to
54:05play dress
54:06up and
54:06mess with
54:06us.
54:07That is
54:07the CEO's
54:08chair.
54:08You have
54:09no right
54:09to be
54:09sitting
54:09there.
54:10Get
54:10out
54:10before
54:11you
54:11bring
54:11us
54:11both
54:11down.
54:12And
54:12who
54:12are
54:12you
54:12to
54:13give
54:13me
54:13orders?
54:15Someone
54:15with
54:16actual
54:17authority.
54:19Someone
54:20about
54:20to be
54:21regional
54:21director.
54:24Yeah.
54:27about to
54:28be.
54:29So that
54:29means you're
54:30not
54:30actually
54:31the
54:32regional
54:32director
54:32yet.
54:33Right?
54:37Semantics.
54:39When you're
54:40in a position
54:40of power
54:41like I am,
54:42taking out
54:42trash like
54:43you,
54:43it's
54:44effortless.
54:47My apologies
54:48for the
54:49interruption.
54:49This $10 million
54:50contract requires
54:51sign-off from the
54:52regional director
54:52or above.
54:53I thought
54:54it would be-
54:54Here you go,
54:54honey.
54:55You're
54:55practically
54:55regional
54:56director
54:56already.
54:57Sign it.
54:58Show her
54:59what real
54:59power looks
55:00like.
55:00Sir,
55:01that is
55:01not-
55:02Not
55:02what?
55:03Who else
55:04here is
55:04about to
55:05be
55:05regional
55:05director?
55:07Oh.
55:08You think
55:09she has
55:10the authority?
55:11This woman
55:12picks through
55:12trash for a
55:13living.
55:14Please,
55:14she probably
55:15can't even
55:15read a
55:15contract.
55:19Are
55:20you blind?
55:21Get
55:21out!
55:22Stop
55:22wasting my
55:22husband's
55:23time.
55:24What?
55:30Your
55:31promotion
55:31hasn't yet
55:32been officially
55:32announced,
55:33which means
55:34you have
55:34no real
55:35authority
55:35to sign
55:36that contract.
55:37Because
55:38signing a
55:39$10 million
55:40contract
55:41that you
55:42haven't even
55:42read,
55:43are you
55:44ready to
55:45take on
55:45the
55:45responsibility
55:45financially
55:46and
55:46legally
55:47for that
55:48contract
55:48if anything's
55:49wrong?
55:50my husband
55:51isn't a
55:51coward
55:52like you.
55:53He has
55:53confidence.
55:54Real
55:55confidence.
55:56Yeah.
55:57My promotion
55:58came directly
55:58from the
55:59chairman
55:59himself.
56:00The announcement
56:01is just
56:02formality.
56:04Besides,
56:05contracts are
56:06standard.
56:07What could
56:08possibly go
56:09wrong?
56:09Sign it,
56:10honey.
56:11Don't let her
56:11mind games
56:11work.
56:13last chance,
56:14Paul.
56:15If you
56:16sign that
56:16contract
56:17and there's
56:17anything wrong
56:18with it,
56:19anything at
56:20all,
56:21you are
56:22personally on
56:23the hook
56:23for $10
56:24million.
56:27Are you
56:28still feeling
56:29confident?
56:33Are you
56:34still feeling
56:34confident?
56:42she's a
56:43trash collector.
56:44What does
56:44she know
56:45about
56:45corporate
56:45contracts?
56:48You're
56:48right.
56:49Yeah.
56:54Almost
56:55had me
56:55there.
56:56Good
56:56thing my
56:57wife
56:57actually
56:58uses her
56:59brain.
57:00Otherwise,
57:00you might
57:01have gotten
57:01to me.
57:03Last
57:03time at
57:03the restaurant,
57:04you only
57:04got away
57:05with it
57:05because
57:05you
57:05bribed
57:06the
57:06manager.
57:06But here
57:07at CL
57:08Group,
57:08you're
57:09powerless.
57:10Is that
57:11so?
57:12Remember
57:13this moment
57:14when everything
57:14goes wrong.
57:15Who do
57:16you think
57:16you are
57:18threatening
57:19me?
57:21I'm
57:21actually
57:22impressed
57:22you made
57:23it this
57:23far into
57:24the building.
57:24I cannot
57:25believe you
57:25still don't
57:26understand
57:26that I'm
57:27I figured
57:28it out.
57:28You're
57:29here for
57:29a job
57:30interview
57:30and you
57:31got lost
57:31and wandered
57:32into the
57:32wrong
57:33building.
57:34Why don't
57:34we help
57:35her out,
57:35honey?
57:35Give her
57:36a job
57:36or something.
57:37Sure.
57:38I hear
57:39janitorial
57:39is hiring.
57:41See,
57:41Jess,
57:42we're not
57:42horribles.
57:43And you
57:44can tell
57:44people you
57:44work at
57:45CL Group.
57:45It's actually
57:46a step up
57:46for you.
57:48Now,
57:49get out.
57:50Go find
57:51your supervisor
57:52and get
57:53to work.
57:54I'm already
57:55at my post.
58:00still playing
58:01games.
58:02Security!
58:05Throw this
58:06bitch out!
58:08Ma'am.
58:13This woman
58:14has been
58:14impersonating
58:15our CEO.
58:16Throw her
58:17out of the
58:17building
58:17now!
58:19And teach
58:20her a lesson.
58:21Make sure
58:21she understands
58:22she's never
58:23welcome here
58:23again.
58:24See that?
58:25Real power.
58:26Something you
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