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00:05Good morning.
00:07How may I be of assistance?
00:09Elliot, you may have heard about Damien finishing his studies.
00:13Yes, sir. I believe I heard about it.
00:16Good, good. Don't worry, you don't have to do anything.
00:18I've already hired an event planner.
00:19She'll be arriving today to inspect the venue.
00:21Her name is Megan.
00:23Understood, sir.
00:24And Elliot, Damien will be arriving tomorrow morning.
00:26Please make sure his room is ready for occupancy.
00:28Certainly, sir.
00:30Damien is coming home.
00:31We were close when we were younger, but time and distance made us strangers.
00:35The last time I saw him was five years ago.
00:38It was memorable, though not exactly pleasant.
00:48Megan?
00:49No.
00:50Then may I ask who you are?
00:52Really, Elliot, it's only been five years and you've already forgotten me.
00:56I apologize, sir.
00:58Your father mentioned you'd be arriving tomorrow morning.
01:01What's wrong with being early?
01:04Nothing, sir.
01:05Welcome home.
01:06Jeez, why are you calling me sir when you're older than me?
01:09You used to call me all sorts of nicknames when we were younger.
01:11I was advised to address everyone formally, sir.
01:14It's simply protocol.
01:16By who, Mr. Wallace?
01:17You actually took that old boomer seriously?
01:21Any fondness I felt quickly faded when he insulted Wallace, one of the very people who had practically raised him.
01:31Are you hungry, sir?
01:33Perhaps I could prepare a snack while you rest?
01:35No, thanks.
01:36I'm tired.
01:37I just want to sleep.
01:38I apologize, sir, but your room isn't fully prepared yet.
01:41We were expecting your arrival tomorrow.
01:42Are you saying I'm showing up unannounced at my own house?
01:45No, sir.
01:45You're simply early.
01:47If you'd wait in the living room...
01:48I told you I'm tired.
01:50If that's the case, I'll just sleep in your room.
01:52I'm sure it's tidy.
01:54You mean the servant's quarters?
01:56I wouldn't recommend it, sir.
01:57That's where I sleep.
01:58And is that a problem for you?
01:58No, sir.
01:59My room is also your room.
02:00I just thought you might find it uncomfortable sleeping in someone else's bed.
02:02Not at all.
02:03And please, don't call it the servant's quarters.
02:04You make it sound like we're living in a period drama.
02:18Not bad.
02:20This'll do.
02:23Would that be all, sir?
02:24Yes, yes, that will be all.
02:26You still with your girlfriend?
02:29Pardon, sir?
02:30You heard me.
02:31Are you still with her?
02:33No, sir.
02:33Glad to hear that.
02:34I don't want to sleep on some com-stained sheets.
02:38Five years had changed him.
02:39He was taller, more self-assured, and infinitely more infuriating.
02:44Damien Ashfield had become even more impossible to deal with.
02:51I'm not comfortable with this.
02:53Someone might see us.
02:55Don't worry.
02:56Everyone's busy at the party.
03:07Of all the people who could witness my moment of weakness,
03:10it had to be my employer's son,
03:12currently celebrating his high school graduation party.
03:15Excuse me, where's the bathroom?
03:19Right this way, ma'am.
03:22I don't want to sleep on some com-stained sheets!
03:28Hey, are you okay?
03:33Oh, this is nothing.
03:35The weather is just unusually warm today.
03:38Did that moment affect him more than I realized?
03:41Damn his crude mouth.
03:47Now, who is that hunk?
03:54Good afternoon.
03:55I'm Megan.
03:59I'll be out for the night.
04:00I have my key, so there's no need to wait up for me.
04:03As you wish, sir.
04:08Who is she?
04:09Good afternoon.
04:10I'm Megan.
04:11Your father hired her to plan your welcome party.
04:13Okay.
04:23Damn.
04:24He's hot.
04:24He just blatantly ignored her, yet she still seemed impressed.
04:28Just because he's attractive, I really can't understand people.
04:34I know Damien told me not to wait for him, but I still took the chance he'd come home early.
04:39I even prepared his favorite grilled cheese sandwich and taterods.
04:42But after some contemplating, the guy's fit now.
04:46He probably prefers healthier phased.
04:54I can hardly recognize the Damien who recently slept on my bed.
04:59It was like meeting a stranger.
05:02But his return made me realize how much time has passed since my mother brought me here.
05:15And when my mother passed away, so did my social skills.
05:19I became withdrawn.
05:22How fitting that I just ate dinner alone.
05:30It was nice, but also disconcerting.
05:33It felt like someone was sleeping next to me.
05:35I'll be needing fresh sheets tomorrow.
05:50Come on, it's only six in the morning.
05:51When did you get here?
05:52I wasn't told my room was ready.
05:54And you chose to sleep here without even bothering to check your own room.
05:57You know, that's the first time I've actually heard a tinge of emotion in your voice.
06:00I like it.
06:02Reminds me that you're not a robot, unlike yesterday.
06:05I apologize, sir.
06:07You may continue to sleep here if you'd like,
06:08but I must inform you that your room is now ready for occupancy.
06:10Boo.
06:11When did you become such a bore?
06:19There's something soothing about the process.
06:21It's one of the tasks I genuinely enjoy.
06:30Good morning, sir.
06:31Today is your big day.
06:32Congratulations in advance.
06:34The sight of him lunging on my bed unbothered
06:36made him look like a guest at a five-star hotel.
06:38I believe you would be more comfortable in your own room, sir.
06:41And what's wrong with spending time here?
06:43If you like it so much, why don't we switch rooms permanently?
06:46But, um, I need to take a bath and change into my uniform, sir.
06:52Well, what's stopping you?
06:58Seriously?
06:58Seriously?
07:00You're going to change your clothes in the shower?
07:02Yes, sir.
07:04I believe it would be improper to undress in front of you while you're eating.
07:09It's not a problem for me.
07:12But if it makes you feel better, leave your clothes here.
07:14I'll leave once I'm done.
07:39Hey, are you all right?
07:41Don't come in!
07:42I'm fine!
07:51I think I left my phone here.
07:55I think I left my phone here.
08:02Yes.
08:05Your fly's open.
08:08Shit.
08:13Thank you for pointing that out, sir.
08:16What would you like for breakfast?
08:18Wait.
08:20I believe that's my line.
08:21What would you like for breakfast?
08:22Yes.
08:24Whatever's light.
08:27What would Damien want to eat today?
08:30Something light. Nothing specific.
08:32Hey, Gloria, when did Damien start looking like... that?
08:38What do you mean?
08:41You know, like a jacked-up male model.
08:49Oh, that.
08:50He started hitting the gym a few years ago.
08:54He's also in a rowing club at college.
08:56Haven't you seen his socials?
08:58I don't really have any accounts.
09:00You really should create one.
09:02You know, he asks about you sometimes.
09:06Who does?
09:07Damien.
09:08He'd ask if you were doing well or what you were up to.
09:11You're friends with him, right?
09:13You practically grew up together.
09:14Yes, we did.
09:19If what she said was true, maybe Damien saw me as a friend after all.
09:24I'd always assumed he regarded me as just another employee.
09:30The party's already started and Damien's nowhere to be found.
09:33Would you please see to it that he's ready?
09:35Of course, ma'am.
09:40Sir, the celebration began a few moments ago.
09:43Your mother is looking for you.
09:45Sir!
09:45Sir!
09:51You're missing your own graduation party.
09:56I didn't even want a graduation party.
10:00Yes, but your parents are proud of you.
10:02At least have the decency to act like you wanted it.
10:09Where's your tie?
10:17You're enjoying this, aren't you?
10:20Admit it.
10:21You've got a little crush on me.
10:23Look at yourself, blushing like a virgin.
10:30Damien, darling, what's taking so long?
10:34Nothing.
10:35I'm all set.
10:35Elliot, help me dress.
10:46Everything all right, dear?
10:49Yes.
10:50I'm fine.
10:53You look like you've seen a ghost.
10:56This is just my neutral face.
10:59I couldn't help but feel a pain of jealous.
11:02Their family looked so complete.
11:05Meanwhile, I never knew my father.
11:07My mother was all I had, and now she's gone.
11:16At last.
11:18Away from the crowd and the noise of rich people's chatter.
11:21What are you doing here?
11:24Nothing.
11:25Just taking a short break.
11:30Something bothering you?
11:32No.
11:33Why would you think that?
11:36You looked troubled when you left your post.
11:44I need to get back.
11:49The Damien I thought I knew was long gone.
11:53Replaced by someone unfamiliar and unreachable.
11:57A stranger who bore little resemblance to the boy I once knew.
12:09Why do you think I called you both here?
12:13No idea.
12:14Not a clue, sir.
12:16Damien, we've talked about this.
12:17Now that you've completed your studies, it's time you learned to manage the family business.
12:20Your mother and I are taking an indefinite vacation.
12:22Effective Monday, I will no longer be CEO of the Ashford Sterling Group.
12:25Consider this a graduation gift.
12:26Roy Kingsley will serve as interim CEO.
12:28Once you've gained the necessary experience, you'll step into that role.
12:31Elliot, you're probably wondering why I asked you to join.
12:34This contains my schedule, appointments, and tasks.
12:37You'll act as Damien's temporary personal assistant.
12:40Help him get acquainted with the plant, the processes, and the employees.
12:43I'll do my best, sir.
12:49Now it's up to Damien and me to make sure everything's in order.
13:16What are you doing down there?
13:18Go away.
13:19Are you scared of the thunderstorm?
13:20Listen, Damien.
13:21The storm might be loud, but it won't hurt you.
13:23It's just noise.
13:24Then why does it sound like it's going to strike us?
13:27That's just nature.
13:28Come on, I'll show you.
13:29See?
13:30Just noise.
13:53He wasn't that scared little boy anymore.
13:56Still, part of me hoped I could look out for him again.
14:03Good morning, sir.
14:05Enjoy your meal.
14:08Elliot, have you eaten?
14:10No, sir.
14:11We usually have breakfast after the master is done eating.
14:15What do you mean, master?
14:16It's the 21st century.
14:18Don't be ridiculous.
14:19Join me.
14:20We need to be early to introduce ourselves at the company.
14:23But...
14:23Let Gloria handle whatever you were about to do.
14:26Well, are you going to join me, or do I have to drag myself?
14:31Where do you think you're going?
14:33I'm just getting a plate, sir.
14:35We can't share one.
14:36That would be unsanitarious.
14:43So, what's new with you?
14:45Nothing much, sir.
14:47Still the same.
14:51I told you to stop calling me sir.
14:57I'm sorry, sir.
15:01Anything but sir.
15:02My name, hell, you can call me babe if you want, just not that.
15:09Okay, Damien.
15:12See?
15:13That wasn't so hard.
15:18I was so used to driving Mr. Ashford that sitting in the passenger seat felt unnatural.
15:35Look out!
15:37Elliot, look out!
15:47Why didn't you run?
15:49I want everyone responsible for this fired.
15:54Let's go.
15:58Where are we going?
15:59Have you seen our clothes?
16:01We're done for the day.
16:03Are you alright?
16:05Yes.
16:05And you?
16:06Fine.
16:07Glad to see you're not hurt.
16:09For a fleeting moment, it made my heart leap.
16:11Even after all these years, he still cared.
16:17Damien, you're limping.
16:18It's nothing.
16:19Let me see.
16:20I said you saved my life.
16:22The least you can do is let me check if you're injured.
16:30This needs ice.
16:32Stay here.
16:40Thank you for what you did back there.
16:43Don't mention it.
16:44Your schedule for today, 9 a.m. meeting with department heads, 11 a.m. budget review, 2 a.m. site
16:49inspection follow-up.
16:50I've also prepared a summary of last quarter's financial reports.
16:54You memorized all of this from my father's journal?
16:57It's my job to be prepared.
17:00You know, you could have been more than a butler.
17:05I'm content with my role, sir.
17:07Damien.
17:08Very lucky in action.
17:09Which one will let you send?
17:11I'm an excellent pastor.
17:13Mr. Hancock.
17:15Hello, Mr. Hancock.
17:17Yes.
17:18Yes.
17:18Yes.
17:21How does my father do this every day?
17:24It's exhausting.
17:25He's had decades of practice.
17:27You'll adjust.
17:30At least I have you, my walking cyclopeda.
17:33For the first time since his return, we felt like a team.
17:38It reminded me of when we were children, before everything became complicated.
17:51You should rest.
17:52These reports can wait until morning.
17:54They can't.
17:55The board meeting is Thursday.
17:57Then let me help.
18:12Damien.
18:13In sleep, he looked like the boy I remembered.
18:16Unguarded.
18:17Vulnerable.
18:31You've been spending a lot of time with Damien lately.
18:34It's work.
18:35Mr. Ashford assigned me as his assistant.
18:37Mm-hmm.
18:38And the blushing, is that also work?
18:40I don't blush.
18:41Sweetheart, I've known you since you were a child.
18:44You absolutely blush.
19:07Damien, I need to discuss something.
19:09Shoot.
19:09The physical contact, the comments.
19:12I need you to understand that there are professional boundaries we should maintain, especially here.
19:15Professional boundaries?
19:16Yes.
19:16Is that what you want, or what you think you're supposed to want?
19:19It's what's appropriate.
19:33You've been invited to the annual Ashford Sterling Charity Gala, Black Tie, this Saturday.
19:38Those things are unbearable.
19:40Old men's bragging about their golf handicatters.
19:42It's important for your image as the new VP.
19:44I'll prepare your suit.
19:45You're coming with me.
19:47I don't think that's-
19:47You're my assistant.
19:48I need you there.
19:49Then we'll get you one.
19:57See?
19:58You clean up nice.
19:59For a moment, I forgot who I was, and that terrified me.
20:07Perfect.
20:24For a moment, I forgot who I was, and that terrified me.
20:36Approaching on your left.
20:37Mrs. Harrington, board member.
20:39Her husband recently donated to the Children's Hospital.
20:40Mention it.
20:41Mrs. Harrington, what a pleasure.
20:42I was just telling Ellicott here how generous your husband's recent gift to the Children's
20:45Hospital was.
20:47You know, everyone here thinks you're my date.
20:52That's absurd, is it?
20:53We arrived together, you've been at my side all night, and you're wearing a suit I bought
20:57you.
20:58That's because I'm your assistant.
21:00Whatever helps you sleep at night.
21:02Damian Ashford, I'm Vivian Cross.
21:04I've heard so much about you.
21:10It's not jealousy.
21:11It's concern.
21:13Professional concern.
21:32You disappeared.
21:35I was managing logistics with the event staff.
21:37For an hour.
21:38There was a lot to manage.
21:45Was it because of Vivian?
21:46I don't know what you mean.
21:48You saw her talking to me, and you left.
21:51Don't pretend you didn't.
21:52She seemed interested in you.
21:54I didn't want to be in the way.
21:56In the way of what?
21:57I didn't invite her.
21:59I invited you.
22:05I don't care about Vivian Cross.
22:07I care about...
22:12About what?
22:18Forget it.
22:19Good night.
22:25The board's decision to move forward with the acquisition.
22:34What happened between you two?
22:37Nothing.
22:38That's exactly the problem.
22:40It used to be something, and now it's nothing.
22:47I thought distance would make things easier.
22:49Instead, it made the silence louder.
22:53I missed him.
22:54Not the employer.
22:55Not the boy I once knew.
22:58The version of Damien that existed only when we were alone.
23:10The quarterly report needs your signature.
23:18Elliot, how long are we going to do this?
23:20Do what?
23:21Pretend we're strangers.
23:23We're not strangers.
23:25We're employer and employee.
23:26Don't give me that.
23:28You know that's not what this is.
23:29Then what is it, Damien?
23:30Because from where I'm standing, I'm your butler who's temporarily playing assistant.
23:34When this is over, I go back to pressing your shirts and making your coffee.
23:38Is that really all you think you are to me?
23:41It's all I'm allowed to be.
23:44Don't.
23:45Please.
24:04I knew you'd find me here.
24:08I need to tell you something, and I need you to listen without running away.
24:11Okay.
24:13Five years ago, when I walked in on you and your girlfriend, I wasn't angry because you
24:18were being inappropriate in our house.
24:20I was angry because it wasn't me.
24:22What?
24:23I've had feelings for you since I was 16, Elliot.
24:25Maybe earlier.
24:26I didn't understand it then.
24:27I just knew that when I saw you with her, something broke inside me.
24:30Every time I asked Gloria about you, every crude joke, every time I crawled in your bed,
24:34it wasn't a game.
24:35It was the only way I knew how to be close to you.
24:37Damien, you're my employer's son.
24:39I'm your family's servant.
24:40This can't-
24:41I don't care about any of that.
24:42But I have to.
24:44This is my life.
24:45This house, this job, it's all I have.
24:48You have me.
24:51If you want me.
24:54I'm scared.
24:56I know.
24:58Me too.
25:16You look terrible.
25:18Thank you, Gloria.
25:19Always so kind.
25:24Did something there without Damien.
25:30He told me how he feels.
25:33He told me how he feels.
25:43And how do you feel?
25:46Terrified.
25:47Confused.
25:50And not as surprised as I should be.
25:53Elliot, I've watched you both grow up.
25:56I've seen the way he looks at you.
25:57And I've seen the way you look at him when you think nobody's watching.
26:00Doesn't matter how I look at him.
26:01The world doesn't work that way, not for people like me.
26:03People like you.
26:04You mean good people.
26:05Kind people.
26:06People who deserve happiness.
26:07Your mother would want you to be happy, dear.
26:10Above everything else.
26:19Your 10 a.m. was moved to 11, and I brought you coffee.
26:28Thank you, Elliot.
26:29Elliot, I'm not ready for everything.
26:35But I don't want to go back to pretending.
26:38Then we won't pretend.
26:40We'll just take it slow.
26:48Damien?
26:48Yeah.
26:49I never said it, but thank you.
27:07The house looks wonderful, Elliot.
27:09You've done a marvellous job.
27:11And how's Damien been at the company?
27:14He's exceeded expectations, sir.
27:17Mr. Brennan speaks very highly of him.
27:27Darling.
27:28I hear you've been impressive.
27:30Roy Kingsley says you're a natural.
27:32I had a good assistant.
27:34Elliot, now that we're back, you can resume your regular duties.
27:38I'll arrange for a proper secretary for Damien.
27:42Of course, sir.
27:51This doesn't change anything between us.
27:54You'll have a new assistant.
27:56I'll be back to managing the household.
27:58I don't care about the job title, Elliot.
28:00I care about you.
28:05Elliot, would you prepare tea for the sunroom?
28:07Right away, ma'am.
28:19It's late.
28:20You should be in your own room.
28:21Can I come in just to talk?
28:27My parents are going to find out eventually.
28:31Find out what, exactly?
28:33We haven't done anything.
28:38Haven't we?
28:40Damien, your father gave me a life.
28:43An education.
28:45A home.
28:46If this, whatever this is, ruins that, it won't.
28:52I won't let it.
28:53You can't promise that.
28:55Then let me promise this.
28:57No matter what happens, you will never be alone again.
29:02Not while I'm here.
29:10Can I stay?
29:12Just tonight.
29:13Just to sleep.
29:15Like when we were kids.
29:22Goodnight, Damien.
29:24Goodnight, Elliot.
29:29You didn't shove me away this time.
29:31No, I didn't.
29:35So what happens now?
29:37I don't know.
29:38But I think I'm done running from it.
29:41About time.
29:50Two cups.
29:51We're having breakfast together.
30:08So, what's new with you?
30:10Everything, actually.
30:15What's new with you?
30:27I talked to my parents today.
30:30About?
30:30About us.
30:31And my mother cried.
30:33Happy tears.
30:34She said she always knew.
30:35Apparently, Gloria told her years ago.
30:37Gloria and my father.
30:38He said, as long as I'm happy and the company's running well, he doesn't care who I come home to.
30:42He also said, you're the best thing that ever happened to this family.
30:45And he's not wrong.
30:45I spent my whole life thinking I was just the help.
30:48The orphan your parents took in out of pity.
30:51You were never just anything, Elliot.
30:53You held this house together.
30:55You held me together.
30:56So, will you stop calling yourself a servant now?
31:00I'll consider it, sir.
31:03I spent my life believing I had no one.
31:06No family.
31:07No place to belong.
31:09But home was never about the house.
31:11It was about the person who made me want to stay.
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