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00:00:06I'm Olena. I was the youngest law student at my university to win a scholarship.
00:00:11Everyone said I'd make a great lawyer.
00:00:19Then my dad, Frank, got sick, and my future got buried under a mountain of medical bills.
00:00:32Well, well.
00:00:38Move.
00:00:41Oh, come on, Olena. Drop the act.
00:00:43I know your dad's still in the hospital, and the bill for his next treatment is due soon.
00:00:49Spend the night with me, and your job is safe. I'll even give you a raise.
00:00:53Then you can stop worrying about your dad's bills.
00:00:59Are you insane?
00:01:01You're the sick one.
00:01:03That's it! You're fired! Get the hell out of my kitchen! Right now!
00:01:11You don't get to fire me. I quit.
00:01:16You'll come crawling back! You can't even make rent without this job!
00:01:21I'd rather be broke than look at your face another day.
00:01:35Dad's next treatment is coming up fast.
00:01:39But I'll find a way.
00:01:41God, if you're listening, I could really use a sign.
00:01:47Seriously? I asked for a miracle, and you send me garbage?
00:01:57Twenty? Twenty grand a month?
00:02:01That's not a job. That's a check signed by God!
00:02:05Who cares what the job is? I'll scrub floors, wash dishes, shine the CEO's shoes, anything for twenty grand a
00:02:10month. Sign me up!
00:02:24Mr. Anthony, I'm a skilled rider, I know my wines, and I speak fluent French. I'm exactly what you're looking
00:02:31for.
00:02:33Next.
00:02:38Back off.
00:02:41Kate.
00:02:42Yes, sir?
00:02:44Get them out.
00:02:53Interesting.
00:02:56Mr. Anthony, please! You haven't even gotten to know me yet!
00:03:00Sorry. Not interested.
00:03:02I flew all the way from Los Angeles for this interview!
00:03:05Then catch the next flight back.
00:03:12Get out.
00:03:21Well, that was a success.
00:03:24You call that a success?
00:03:26These are the women your ad brought me?
00:03:28That's a bit harsh. At least they're pretty.
00:03:31Pretty isn't smart.
00:03:34Anthony, you don't need a fiancé. You need a shield from Lisa. And a smart one will only cause more
00:03:40trouble.
00:03:43Don't say her name.
00:03:44Not saying her name won't make her disappear.
00:03:48She handpicked every heiress at tonight's dinner to tighten her grip on the company.
00:03:52And your answer was a room full of women throwing themselves at me?
00:03:56What do you want from me?
00:03:57What do you want from me?
00:03:58You reject Lisa's picks!
00:03:59I let you choose!
00:04:00And you throw them all out!
00:04:03Anthony, I'm trying to get Lisa and those old fossils in the family off your back.
00:04:08They don't care who you marry. They care who controls you.
00:04:12I don't need a woman to solve my problems.
00:04:14Of course you don't. But you need a reason to shut them up.
00:04:20None of them will do.
00:04:21I can keep looking.
00:04:22Don't.
00:04:26Why trade one problem for another when I can make the first one disappear?
00:04:32Mr. Anthony isn't available right now.
00:04:37My dear son, I hear you've been shopping for a fiancé behind my back.
00:04:49Lisa, Anthony was just meeting a few candidates. Nothing more.
00:04:53A few candidates? I heard he threw out more than a dozen women. Still as charming as ever, I see.
00:04:59You weren't invited.
00:05:01I'm your mother.
00:05:02Stepmother.
00:05:04That's why security hasn't thrown you out.
00:05:06Anthony, Lisa's only concerned about you.
00:05:08She cares about my shares.
00:05:11Darling, you have to marry eventually. You're the heir. The board cares who stands beside you.
00:05:16My marriage is nobody's concern but mine.
00:05:19Not when you're the heir.
00:05:23These were the candidates? They probably don't even know which fork to use.
00:05:26If this was your way of provoking me, it's rather childish.
00:05:29You're giving yourself way too much credit.
00:05:30Then come to dinner tonight. The Harper's daughter will be there. She's beautiful, smart, and from the right family. And
00:05:38more importantly, her family can shore up our European business.
00:05:41Sounds like you've already put a price on me.
00:05:43Keep humiliating me in public, and the board may start questioning whether you're fit to take over the company.
00:05:49Is that a threat?
00:05:50It's a reminder. Without this family, you're nothing.
00:05:54Funny. Without me, you'd have drained the company dry years ago.
00:05:58Anthony!
00:05:59Don't say my name like you're my mother.
00:06:02Anthony, enough.
00:06:03I'm not going tonight.
00:06:05If you're so impressed with the Harper girl, you meet her.
00:06:07You think saying no means you've won?
00:06:09Anthony, your grandmother is changing the terms of the inheritance.
00:06:13Once it's official, everything you have could be taken away.
00:06:17Then let her.
00:06:18Just pray she doesn't regret it.
00:06:20That's enough, Lisa. I'll walk you out.
00:06:33Sorry, am I in the right place for the interview?
00:06:40And who exactly is this?
00:06:42Anthony, you're interviewing women like her now?
00:06:50Yes.
00:06:51Two minutes. Get her out, and you're hired.
00:06:56You want me to throw her out?
00:07:02One minute, fifty seconds.
00:07:08Two minutes. Get her out, and you're hired.
00:07:12You want me to throw her out?
00:07:15One minute, fifty seconds.
00:07:18Anthony, have you lost your mind?
00:07:20You're letting someone like her throw me out?
00:07:23So she's another candidate, and she clearly doesn't play nice.
00:07:28Ma'am, I know you really want this job.
00:07:30Excuse me?
00:07:32But rejection is part of being an adult.
00:07:35At your age, you'd think you'd know how to lose with grace.
00:07:42Do you have any idea who I am?
00:07:45Of course. You're the very determined candidate who refuses to leave.
00:07:49How dare you!
00:07:50Please don't interrupt. This is my interview now.
00:07:53The boss made himself clear. You didn't get the job.
00:07:57Staying will only make this more embarrassing.
00:08:00Interview? Boss?
00:08:02Anthony, this is the clown you brought in?
00:08:05Insulting another candidate is highly unprofessional.
00:08:07I'm not here for an interview!
00:08:09Of course.
00:08:10That's what everyone says after they get rejected.
00:08:16For the last time, I'm not-
00:08:18No need to explain. I know losing is hard.
00:08:21You have expensive clothes, beautiful jewelry, but they don't make you right for this job.
00:08:26And honestly, if there's any physical work involved, this may not be the best fit at your age.
00:08:34You think this is funny?
00:08:36She's just following instructions.
00:08:38You will regret this!
00:08:40Threatening the interviewer and another candidate?
00:08:42That's not helping your chances.
00:08:44Now leave with whatever dignity you have left.
00:08:48Fine. Very well. This isn't over!
00:08:56Congratulations.
00:08:59You're hired.
00:09:03You're hired.
00:09:10Wait, this is where the staff lives?
00:09:12Miss Olena, this is Mr. Anthony's private estate.
00:09:15His private estate?
00:09:16You'll be staying here from now on.
00:09:18So I'm a live-in housekeeper?
00:09:20Free room, free meals, and 20 grand a month?
00:09:22Rich people are insane.
00:09:24Pull it together, Olena.
00:09:26You took care of Dad for years.
00:09:28Cooking, cleaning, laundry, cleaning up messes.
00:09:31You were born for this.
00:09:39I'm supposed to clean in these?
00:09:41Nope. That dress costs more than my whole life.
00:09:44One stain, and I'll owe him until I'm 80.
00:09:51Bingo!
00:10:03Why is she cleaning?
00:10:06Didn't Louis say she's Mr. Anthony's fiancé?
00:10:08Then why is she wearing our uniform?
00:10:12Maybe she's testing us.
00:10:1620 grand.
00:10:18Dad's next treatment is covered.
00:10:19And so is the rent.
00:10:22God, I take back everything I said yesterday.
00:10:26A table this expensive better shine.
00:10:31We're dead! She thinks this place is filthy!
00:10:34What if Mr. Anthony fires us?
00:10:36I have a mortgage!
00:10:37I have three cats and two dogs to feed!
00:10:46This place is huge.
00:10:48He obviously needs me.
00:10:49Time to show him what 20 grand a month gets him.
00:10:52Oh!
00:11:03Boss, you're back. Let me shine your shoes.
00:11:11Boss, you're back. Let me shine your shoes.
00:11:17What are you doing?
00:11:18What are you doing?
00:11:18Shining your shoes, boss.
00:11:19I used to polish silver at the restaurant.
00:11:21I'll have them gleaming in no time.
00:11:25Who put you in that uniform?
00:11:29What's wrong with it?
00:11:31What's wrong with it?
00:11:31Isn't this what housekeepers wear?
00:11:40Lewis.
00:11:41Sir, I did exactly as you asked.
00:11:43Her room and wardrobe were ready, but she...
00:11:45You don't like this one?
00:11:47There's a navy uniform upstairs.
00:11:49I can change.
00:11:50Grey works too.
00:11:51I just need something practical.
00:11:53Boss?
00:11:58Oh no.
00:12:00Mr. Anthony is furious.
00:12:02Are we getting fired?
00:12:06Not another word.
00:12:15Put it on.
00:12:16Me? In that?
00:12:17Now.
00:12:18No, no, no. It's way too expensive.
00:12:20I still have floors to mop, windows to clean, flowers to arrange.
00:12:23What if I get it dirty?
00:12:24Who said you were here to clean?
00:12:28I'm... not?
00:12:30Two minutes.
00:12:32Put it on, or get out.
00:12:35Get out? And lose 20 grand a month?
00:12:37Sorry, Pride. You're sitting this one out.
00:12:40Fine. If it's part of the job, I'll wear it.
00:12:45What does this strap even do?
00:12:47Why does a dress need a user manual?
00:12:49How do rich people survive this?
00:13:09I look ridiculous, don't I? I told you I can't pull this off. I'll change back.
00:13:14Don't.
00:13:21What is it?
00:13:22What is it?
00:13:22Anthony, Lisa just pulled up. Sophia Harper's with her.
00:13:28Perfect.
00:13:34Wait, where are we going?
00:13:36To meet my blind date.
00:13:40You're what?
00:13:43The wife Lisa picked for me.
00:13:44Wife?
00:13:45Then why am I coming?
00:13:47I'm just a housekeeper who started this morning.
00:13:49Ah!
00:13:50Boss! Some contacts would be great!
00:13:53Boss!
00:14:00So this is Anthony's little trophy?
00:14:05Trophy?
00:14:05Did I win something?
00:14:07Anthony!
00:14:09You actually brought her out here.
00:14:11I thought this was just another tantrum.
00:14:13I didn't think you'd actually keep her around.
00:14:16Nice dress.
00:14:17Too bad you still look cheap.
00:14:20Oh, it's you.
00:14:21The lady who didn't get the job this morning.
00:14:23Excuse me?
00:14:24I admire the commitment.
00:14:26You got rejected, then followed my boss home.
00:14:29But this job still isn't for you.
00:14:31You don't exactly look like you clean chandeliers.
00:14:35She thinks we're applicants?
00:14:37Anthony, are you hearing this?
00:14:38This is the woman you chose?
00:14:40She's rude, ignorant, and has no class!
00:14:43Ma'am, I'm just being honest.
00:14:44He already turned you down.
00:14:45Following him home only makes you look desperate.
00:14:48Enough!
00:14:49Anthony!
00:14:50Get her out!
00:14:51Now!
00:14:52If you still want the Harpers on your side,
00:14:55get her out of my sight.
00:14:57The Harpers?
00:14:58They don't get a say in my life.
00:15:00Your father hasn't handed you full control yet.
00:15:04And you're still just my father's second wife.
00:15:08You'd turn the whole family against you for her?
00:15:11Chairs?
00:15:12Marriage?
00:15:12Family War?
00:15:13I thought I was here to mop floors!
00:15:17B-b-boss?
00:15:19Don't move.
00:15:21Just play along.
00:15:29Clear enough?
00:15:31She's the one I choose.
00:15:32My fiancée.
00:15:34Fiancée?
00:15:36I wasn't hired to clean his house?
00:15:38I was hired to marry him?
00:15:39I was hired to marry him?
00:15:46Okay, let's stay calm.
00:15:47What just happened?
00:15:48Did my boss actually kiss me?
00:15:49No, no.
00:15:50Maybe this is just how rich people get rid of unwanted dates.
00:15:52Maybe it's some weird corporate emergency procedure?
00:15:55Think Olina.
00:15:57Anthony doesn't seem like a creep.
00:15:59At least he's nothing like Martin.
00:16:01He's obviously using me a shield against Miss Princess over there.
00:16:04That's it.
00:16:06I'm a prop.
00:16:07Not a fiancée.
00:16:08Anthony!
00:16:10You're going to regret this!
00:16:12Let's go, Lisa.
00:16:13The Harper family will not tolerate this humiliation.
00:16:16And you.
00:16:17An expensive dress doesn't mean you belong here.
00:16:19Louis.
00:16:20Show them out.
00:16:21This way, please.
00:16:23This isn't over.
00:16:24Not even close.
00:16:29Ah!
00:16:34What are you doing?
00:16:36Disinfecting.
00:16:37Boss, I genuinely appreciate the job opportunity.
00:16:40But workplace arrestment?
00:16:41And kissing?
00:16:42That's way outside my job description.
00:16:45Is that so?
00:16:46Absolutely.
00:16:47Cleaning floors is covered by my salary.
00:16:49Scaring off blind dates is hazard pay.
00:16:50And kissing?
00:16:51That's a workplace injury.
00:16:53Frankly, I think I'm entitled to emotional damages too.
00:16:56Louis, bring me the agreement.
00:17:04This is an exclusive companion agreement.
00:17:07Sign it, and your workplace injury compensation will be included in your bonus.
00:17:1220 grand a month?
00:17:13Performance bonuses and medical benefits?
00:17:20Dad's treatment is saved!
00:17:23Read it carefully before signing.
00:17:25No need.
00:17:26I trust you, boss.
00:17:31You do?
00:17:34100%.
00:17:37Good.
00:17:39From this moment on, you're mine.
00:17:42Wow.
00:17:43That sounded way more threatening than romantic.
00:17:49You'll get used to it.
00:17:5620 grand a month, bonuses, free room, free meals, medical benefits.
00:18:02Whatever exclusive companion means can wait until tomorrow.
00:18:06That's future Olina's problem.
00:18:10Sir, should I call a doctor?
00:18:13No.
00:18:15Boss?
00:18:16You don't look so good.
00:18:18Just a headache.
00:18:21Was it the rejected interview lady?
00:18:24She was not the rejected interview lady.
00:18:26She is...
00:18:27a very persistent lady.
00:18:32I need to cool down.
00:18:35Got it!
00:18:38Miss Olina?
00:18:39Where are you going?
00:18:40To execute a cooling down operation.
00:18:45Hang in there, boss.
00:18:47Olina!
00:18:49Stay there.
00:18:50Even cooling distribution is important.
00:18:54Stop!
00:18:5510 more seconds.
00:18:57Trust the science.
00:18:59What the hell are you doing?
00:19:01Cooling you down.
00:19:02You literally said you needed to cool down.
00:19:04I did not mean spray water in my face.
00:19:07But this is one of the fastest physical cooling methods.
00:19:09And don't worry, I use premium bottled water.
00:19:11Only the best for your very expensive face.
00:19:13Should I be thanking you?
00:19:15I'd accept verbal praise.
00:19:17Or a bonus.
00:19:19Either works.
00:19:20A bonus?
00:19:21Emergency medical assistance.
00:19:23That feels like premium companion services.
00:19:26Boss, stay calm.
00:19:28You're already pretty wet.
00:19:29Getting angry now feels counterproductive.
00:19:32From now on,
00:19:33you are forbidden from touching spray bottles.
00:19:36Okay.
00:19:37Next time I'll use an ice pack.
00:19:39No.
00:19:41Rubbing alcohol?
00:19:43Absolutely not.
00:19:45Understood.
00:19:47Lewis.
00:19:48Replace the sofa.
00:19:51No need!
00:19:52I can clean it!
00:19:53Can I bill this as overtime?
00:19:55Deduct it from her bonus.
00:19:56Boss!
00:19:57You can't punish the person who saved your life!
00:20:07Where's Anthony?
00:20:08I came to see whether Lisa finally drove him insane.
00:20:12Oh, Lena!
00:20:13What are you doing?
00:20:14Good morning, Miss.
00:20:15I'm polishing the boss.
00:20:21With your dress?
00:20:22Any problem?
00:20:24This is a custom silk couture silk from Paris!
00:20:28There are only three in the world!
00:20:31Really?
00:20:31That explains why it's so soft.
00:20:33No lint.
00:20:34Excellent cleaning performance.
00:20:36Much better than regular cloths.
00:20:38Do you have any idea how much this dress costs?
00:20:41No.
00:20:41But I assumed it was cheaper than the vase.
00:20:47The vase is an 18th century antique.
00:20:50Exactly!
00:20:51That's why I didn't use a rough cloth.
00:20:55Boss asked me a housekeeper to wear this.
00:20:59Housekeeper?
00:21:01Live-in housekeeper.
00:21:03Housing included.
00:21:04Meals included.
00:21:05$20,000 salary.
00:21:07Bonuses and medical benefits.
00:21:09Honestly, it's a pretty amazing package.
00:21:12You've seriously spent all this time thinking Anthony hired you to clean?
00:21:17Was there another option?
00:21:22What's wrong?
00:21:22You'd better explain why Olina is using a couture dress as a cleaning rag.
00:21:32She's very dedicated.
00:21:34That is not the issue!
00:21:39She has no idea what's actually in that agreement.
00:21:43Does she?
00:21:44She signed it.
00:21:46Because she saw the $20,000 salary?
00:21:49That was her decision.
00:21:52You're becoming more of an asshole everyday.
00:21:55Boss?
00:21:55If you're having a family meeting, can I get back to work?
00:21:59The upstairs windows would really benefit from this dress.
00:22:02No more cleaning with the dress!
00:22:07Okay, what about a scarf?
00:22:14We can't tell her.
00:22:16Weren't you just yelling at me?
00:22:18Lisa is going to investigate her.
00:22:20If Olina knows she's pretending to be your fiancé, she'll give herself away.
00:22:24Someone who doesn't know she's acting is the most convincing actor of all.
00:22:28So?
00:22:29Keep her in the dark.
00:22:33What are you two talking about?
00:22:35Am I getting a new assignment?
00:22:39Actually, yes.
00:22:41Starting today, your position has been upgraded.
00:22:44Upgraded?
00:22:45Does it come with a raise?
00:22:48Because if it doesn't, I'm pretty sure that's employee exploitation.
00:22:54She's really a law student?
00:22:56Full scholarship student.
00:22:59Perfect.
00:23:00That makes this even more interesting.
00:23:05What a waste.
00:23:06A dress this nice and I'm not even allowed to clean with it.
00:23:11Olina.
00:23:12New assignment boss?
00:23:14You're coming with me.
00:23:16Where?
00:23:16Do live-in housekeepers go on business trips now?
00:23:20Should I bring cleaning supplies?
00:23:23Disinfectant?
00:23:24Or the spray bottle?
00:23:26Absolutely not the spray bottle.
00:23:30Boss, not explaining assignments in advance is terrible employee management!
00:23:45Wait, your cleaning business expanded into agriculture?
00:23:49This is one of the company's organic farms.
00:23:53Mr. Anthony, welcome.
00:23:56These turkeys are one of the farm's most valuable products.
00:23:59Free range, organic, supplied exclusively to our premium clients.
00:24:03So they're basically walking dollar signs?
00:24:06That's one way to put it.
00:24:17Boss, have these employees ever taken a fitness test?
00:24:21That turkey is difficult to catch.
00:24:23It's a turkey, not a criminal mastermind.
00:24:26What are you doing?
00:24:31Showing you exactly what twenty thousand dollars a month gets you.
00:24:36Get back here!
00:24:38Premium customers are counting on you!
00:24:58I've met elegant women, ambitious women, women who wanted something from me, and women who feared me.
00:25:04But I've never met anyone who'd wear a couture dress, run barefoot through the mud chasing a turkey, and still
00:25:09smile like she was having the time of her life.
00:25:12Who exactly are you?
00:25:15Boss! Target secured!
00:25:16Do I get a bonus?
00:25:19Yes.
00:25:21Cash bonus?
00:25:23Cash bonus.
00:25:35There's a three-star Michelin restaurant nearby. We'll stop there for lunch.
00:25:41Michelin?
00:25:42What's wrong?
00:25:45I'm not going.
00:25:46You chased a turkey for twenty minutes. Aren't you hungry?
00:25:50I'm starving. That doesn't mean I want to eat an entire month's medical bell for lunch.
00:25:57Stop! Right there!
00:26:04You're serious? This is where we're eating?
00:26:06Of course! Hot dogs, burritos, and the best lemonade in the city.
00:26:10I don't eat food like this.
00:26:12Then you've been deprived of joy your entire life.
00:26:14Excuse me. Two hot dogs, one beef burrito, extra hot sauce, easy on the cheese.
00:26:18Coming right up!
00:26:24I said, I don't eat it.
00:26:25Boss, last night you kissed me without prior authorization, and now you're hesitant about a hot dog?
00:26:31Be quiet!
00:26:33Take one bite. I'll stop talking.
00:26:40How about this?
00:26:44It's acceptable.
00:26:45Interesting. Because in CEO language, acceptable means I want another one.
00:26:56You're short on money?
00:26:57Who isn't? My family's just playing on expert mode.
00:27:00My dad's next treatment is coming up. The doctors don't want us delaying again.
00:27:04Honestly, who needs Michelin food? This burrito tastes better anyway.
00:27:08She isn't chasing money. She's fighting fate for her father.
00:27:11You don't need to be this careful with money anymore.
00:27:14Boss, more money is always welcome.
00:27:16But just so we're clear, I don't do overnight services.
00:27:19I meant your meals are covered. Company expense.
00:27:22Then can I get another burrito?
00:27:24Yes.
00:27:25Woohoo! Best boss ever! One more beef burrito! Extra meat! Thanks!
00:27:42Grandma? What are you doing back so suddenly?
00:27:45My grandson seems to have lost all common sense over some girl nobody knows.
00:27:50Naturally, I had to come see her for myself.
00:27:56Lisa may be foolish, but she was right about one thing.
00:28:00Anthony's marriage was never just his decision.
00:28:11Grandma.
00:28:13So you still remember I exist?
00:28:20Excuse me, ma'am.
00:28:24This is the girl?
00:28:26Plain clothes, crude manners, and that look in her eyes.
00:28:30The look of someone desperate to grab the first opportunity she can find.
00:28:34She must be my boss's boss. She looks exhausting to work for.
00:28:38Watch your words.
00:28:40Am I wrong? A girl like this doesn't belong anywhere near Anthony Group.
00:28:45And she certainly doesn't belong beside you.
00:28:48Ma'am! Don't move!
00:28:51Excuse me? Did you just give me an order?
00:28:54A safety warning, actually.
00:28:56There's mud on the bottom of your cane.
00:28:58If you keep walking, you'll leave tracks all over the floor.
00:29:01That'll be a nightmare to clean up.
00:29:02What?
00:29:03The mud. Looks like airport soil.
00:29:05There's grass mixed in too. If it stays there too long, it'll damage the finish.
00:29:09Oh, Lena.
00:29:09Don't worry. I know what I'm doing. Won't scratch it.
00:29:12Oh my god!
00:29:15There. Good as new. You can walk safely now.
00:29:18And one more thing. The rubber tip on your cane is worn out.
00:29:20You should replace it soon. At your age, a fall is a lot more expensive than a new cane tip.
00:29:25Do you even know who I am?
00:29:27No. But whoever you are, mud is still mud.
00:29:36Interesting.
00:29:40Ma'am, did you need the study cleaned?
00:29:42Hm.
00:29:50Here is one million.
00:29:51Dollars?
00:29:53Of course dollars.
00:29:55Take the check. Leave Anthony.
00:29:57Starting tonight, you will never see him again.
00:30:00And you'll stay away from this family.
00:30:03One, two, six zeros. Dad's treatments. The debt. The rent. My student loans. Every problem I've spent years fighting just
00:30:12surrendered at once. Dear God, did you finally answer my prayers?
00:30:16What? Not enough?
00:30:18No! It's more than enough! Thank God! Thank you ma'am and Anthony group!
00:30:24You...accept?
00:30:26Without hesitation.
00:30:28You have my word. I take professional ethics very seriously. If I accept your money, I'll leave tonight. No drama,
00:30:35no complications.
00:30:35What is wrong with this girl? She's supposed to cry, argue, claim she's in love with Anthony. Maybe reject the
00:30:42money to prove she's different. Instead, she accepted faster than someone signing for delivery packages.
00:30:48You don't love Anthony?
00:30:51Love?
00:30:53I think there's been a misunderstanding.
00:30:57Where are you going?
00:30:59To pack.
00:31:00And hopefully get to the bank before it closes. I'd really like to know if this check clears today.
00:31:07Dad, we're rich! One million dollars! No more begging people for help. No more we're gonna bring about hospital bills.
00:31:16I've worn them, but taking them would probably be illegal. Goodbye, luxury.
00:31:28Where are you going?
00:31:30Hi, boss. If I told you I'm just practicing emergency moving services at midnight, would you believe me?
00:31:39What's that?
00:31:44What's that?
00:31:47It's...paper.
00:31:49I can see that it's paper.
00:31:54Eleanor gave this to you?
00:31:56Technically, it was a voluntary severance package.
00:31:59So for one million dollars, you were going to leave?
00:32:01Boss, let's stay rational. This is legal income, low risk, fast payout, and it covers my dad's treatment, so it's
00:32:07an excellent offer.
00:32:08An offer?
00:32:09I know that sounds cold, but legally speaking, it's closer to a mutually agreed contract.
00:32:13You really are a law student.
00:32:15Thanks. Scholarship recipient, actually.
00:32:21Two million.
00:32:22What?
00:32:23I'll give you two million, right now.
00:32:26Go back in there, look my grandmother in the eye, and convince her you're hopelessly in love with me.
00:32:32Done.
00:32:32That fast?
00:32:34Hesitating over two million dollars would be disrespectful to money.
00:32:38This belongs to your grandmother. I can't take money from both sides. That's double dapping.
00:32:43Give me ten seconds.
00:32:51Professional actor?
00:32:52No. But poor people spend their whole lives pretending they're doing okay. That's basically acting.
00:33:09Anthony! I can't leave you!
00:33:12What now?
00:33:14Ma'am, I almost let money cloud my judgment.
00:33:18But when I reached the door, I realized something.
00:33:21The thing I couldn't leave behind wasn't my luggage or those luxury.
00:33:26It was my heart!
00:33:28What Anthony and I have is a miracle that transcends social class.
00:33:33He's the light fate brought into my life!
00:33:36The only thing that saved me from the darkness!
00:33:38Minutes ago, you accepted the check.
00:33:40That was my financially stressed brain talking.
00:33:43But my soul, however, filed an objection!
00:33:46So you're staying?
00:33:48I'm staying.
00:33:49Even for one million dollars, I could never betray a love like this.
00:33:53Unless it's over two million.
00:33:55What was that?
00:33:57I said Anthony is my entire world!
00:33:59Nobody will ever tear us apart!
00:34:09Two million dollars. This performance better deserve an Oscar.
00:34:13Excellent.
00:34:14If your love is truly that deep, I'd like to see how long it lasts.
00:34:20What do you mean?
00:34:21I'm staying here for a few days.
00:34:23I intend to find out exactly what makes this woman worthy of standing beside you.
00:34:30No problem, ma'am. I have a lot of confidence in my professional abilities.
00:34:34I think you've got a little, too.
00:34:39Okay, and thank you for your love.
00:34:42Mother, Sophia wanted to bring you a gift.
00:34:45Ma'am, I've admired you for years. I hope you'll like it.
00:34:50You're sweet.
00:34:56Unlike certain people, all she knows how to do is run around with a cleaning rag and embarrass herself.
00:35:06This is my silver crown orchid. I had it flown in from Europe. It blooms only once every ten years.
00:35:12It's breathtaking. A flower this rare belongs with someone equally extraordinary.
00:35:17Ma'am, you have a call.
00:35:22Once Eleanor approves of me, everything else will fall into place.
00:35:29No, no!
00:35:48Who did this?
00:35:51What happened? Who else could it be? She was the only one here.
00:35:54I tried to warn her. She was rushing around with that rag, cleaning everything in sight.
00:35:59Then she knocked into the orchid. It's ridiculous. I wasn't even close to that orchid.
00:36:02Then explain this. Who else could have done it?
00:36:05Olina, that orchid is priceless. You'd better have an explanation.
00:36:16Really? You're framing me? You picked the wrong law student.
00:36:23Olina, do you have anything to say for yourself?
00:36:28Still trying to play innocent? The evidence is right there.
00:36:31Yes. The evidence is right there. Just not the kind you're hoping for.
00:36:36There is perfume on the brakes.
00:36:37That's absurd! Flowers have a scent!
00:36:40Orchid do. But they don't smell like bergamot, iris, and cedar wood.
00:36:46Especially not the exact same perfume you're wearing.
00:36:53I was just taking a closer look.
00:36:56A minute ago you said I bumped into it with a cleaning rag.
00:36:59But my cloth was on the other side of the greenhouse.
00:37:01No water on the floor. No drag marks either.
00:37:04And this stem wasn't broken by fabric. It was snagged by something hard.
00:37:08Like a bracelet.
00:37:10Would you like me to continue?
00:37:17What's that?
00:37:19Rubbing alcohol. For disinfecting.
00:37:22Back in college I worked at a botanical garden to help pay tuition.
00:37:25One of the senior gardeners taught me something.
00:37:28When a valuable orchid snaps, you can still save it if the tissue isn't completely dead.
00:37:32Not too tight, or you'll cut off nutrients.
00:37:35Not too loose, or it won't hold.
00:37:37And there's another problem.
00:37:40This orchid wasn't being cared for properly.
00:37:42The humidity is too high here.
00:37:44The roots aren't getting enough air.
00:37:46The drainage holes are clogged.
00:37:48If this hadn't happened today, root rot would have gotten it eventually.
00:37:52Are you sure?
00:37:52Sure, a silver crown on orchid likes moisture, not a swimming pool.
00:37:55Don't move it for three days. Increase fail if we're lucky it'll make it.
00:38:00Looking good. New growth means it still wants to live.
00:38:04You're calmer than I expected.
00:38:06And considerably more useful than most women who call themselves ladies.
00:38:10I can forgive mistakes.
00:38:12What I can't forgive is dishonesty.
00:38:14Ma'am, I really didn't mean-
00:38:15Get out!
00:38:18And don't come back.
00:38:23Could have just told the truth.
00:38:25Instead you handed the case to a law student.
00:38:37Did you really work at a botanical garden?
00:38:40Yep.
00:38:41Classes during the day, plant nursery at night, restaurant kitchen on weekends.
00:38:46If it paid, I did it.
00:38:48A scholarship recipient doing jobs like that?
00:38:51The scholarship proves my learning ability.
00:38:53Unfortunately, hospitals don't accept academic achievement as payment.
00:38:57Working class background, rough around the edges, always thinking about money.
00:39:02And yet, she's capable, resourceful, and far smarter than I gave her credit for.
00:39:10Anthony.
00:39:13Grandma.
00:39:15I'm returning to the main house this afternoon.
00:39:17Yes! The boss's boss has completed her inspection.
00:39:20My career, survive another round.
00:39:22Don't look so relieved.
00:39:25I'm not relieved.
00:39:26I'm conducting routine facial relaxation exercises.
00:39:32The family dinner is this weekend.
00:39:35I wasn't planning on going.
00:39:37That wasn't an aggestion.
00:39:40Bring her with you.
00:39:42Me? To the main house?
00:39:44Do I have responsibilities there?
00:39:46Only one.
00:39:47Don't embarrass the family.
00:39:51That sounds like a much bigger job than you're making it sound.
00:39:55Looks like she doesn't completely dislike you.
00:39:58If this is what approval looks like, I'd hate to see affection.
00:40:01Rich people are terrifying.
00:40:05Elinor actually invited that woman to the family dinner?
00:40:10If Elinette truly accepts that poor girl, Anthony will be completely out of my control.
00:40:15Elinor won't even see me anymore.
00:40:17Enough!
00:40:17You're useless to me now.
00:40:19The family dinner is all about rules and appearances.
00:40:23One mistake and everyone will notice.
00:40:25And if that mistake is catastrophic enough, even Elinor won't be able to save her.
00:40:30Tell the kitchen I'll be personally approving the menu for this weekend.
00:40:34Ma'am, would you like the menu revised?
00:40:38No. Designed.
00:40:42I'm preparing a dinner that will change everyone's fate.
00:40:51Easy, Olena. You survived customers at Atoldor. Compared to them, this is nothing.
00:40:54We're a little short-staffed tonight.
00:40:57Since Olena has experience in fine dining, perhaps she can help serve dinner.
00:41:02It'll give everyone a chance to see whether she really belongs in this family.
00:41:06He's not a staff.
00:41:08Actually, I can do it.
00:41:12Boss, don't start a war over this.
00:41:14Serving tables is extra to duties.
00:41:16Just remember to pay me overtime.
00:41:23Isn't that knife in the wrong place?
00:41:25This isn't some roadside diner.
00:41:27That's a fish knife, sir.
00:41:29The entree hasn't arrived yet, but if you're eager to cut something, the air is available.
00:41:35I hear you're a law student.
00:41:37Then surely you understand that marriage is about equal standing and equal status.
00:41:41Of course.
00:41:42Though modern law tends to focus on mutual consent.
00:41:45Equal status sounds elegant, but it's basically an old-fashioned merger agreement with better branding.
00:41:50You're remarkably fearless.
00:41:52I just prefer facts over titles.
00:41:59Mother, this was prepared especially for you.
00:42:02Premium lobster stock, rare abstracts, the flavor is exceptional.
00:42:07If it's that good, Anthony should have some, too.
00:42:21Severe shellfish allergy?
00:42:25Don't!
00:42:30Olina, what stunt are you pulling now?
00:42:33This isn't a stunt.
00:42:36Anthony can't drink that soup.
00:42:41Olina, do you have any idea where you are?
00:42:44This isn't the place for one of your scenes.
00:42:46It's just soup. Why are you stopping him?
00:42:48At Etoile d'Or, I worked around seafood stock every day.
00:42:52I've seen customers turn blue because someone overlooked an allergen.
00:42:56No. That's not just lobster.
00:42:58There's concentrated crab roe in there.
00:43:00And shellfish extract oil.
00:43:02Olina?
00:43:02Anthony, don't keep everyone waiting.
00:43:04Your grandmother personally asked you to try it.
00:43:10I said don't drink it!
00:43:16I said don't drink it!
00:43:19Has she lost her mind?
00:43:21At a formal family dinner? How disgraceful!
00:43:24And we're supposed to accept her into this family?
00:43:27Olina! Have you lost all sense of propriety?
00:43:30That soup was served at mother's request!
00:43:32Enough!
00:43:33I thought you were lacked refinement.
00:43:35I didn't realize you'd be reckless enough to humiliate this family in public.
00:43:39There's something wrong with that soup.
00:43:40And now you're making excuses?
00:43:42I personally approved every ingredient.
00:43:44Everything was carefully checked.
00:43:46That soup contains concentrated crab rue and lobster extract oil.
00:43:49Anthony has a severe shellfish allergy.
00:43:51To him, that isn't soup. It's poison.
00:43:55How exactly do you know that?
00:43:58Because I've worked in professional kitchens.
00:43:59I know what shellfish smells like.
00:44:01That's your evidence? Your nose?
00:44:03You embarrassed Anthony and mother and now we're supposed to trust your sense of smell?
00:44:07Ridiculous.
00:44:08She's obviously lying.
00:44:10Remove her.
00:44:11Grandma!
00:44:12No one is defending her this time.
00:44:17Boss.
00:44:18You can yell at me, dock my pay and even fire me.
00:44:21But you cannot drink that soup.
00:44:25You all saw it!
00:44:27She attacked Anthony, knocked the bowl from his hand and accused me of poisoning him!
00:44:31A woman like this belongs in a police station, not at this table!
00:44:34I didn't attack Anthony.
00:44:36I stopped and attempted murder.
00:44:38Murder? Has she completely lost her mind?
00:44:41Murder? Don't be ridiculous.
00:44:43Based on what?
00:44:44Do you have allergen test strips?
00:44:46I'd assume a family like this keeps emergency testing supplies on hand.
00:44:49Bring them.
00:44:51Mother, you're actually taking her seriously?
00:44:53This isn't about taking her seriously.
00:44:55It's about Anthony's life.
00:45:04Anthony has a severe allergy.
00:45:06A normal lobster beast wouldn't hurt him.
00:45:08But if someone added concentrated crab extract and shellfish oils at this level, that's not negligence.
00:45:14That's a death sentence.
00:45:16And you're suddenly an expert?
00:45:17You worked in a restaurant kitchen.
00:45:18At a toll door, I handled allergy-sensitive orders.
00:45:22One mistake could kill a guest and bankrupt the restaurant.
00:45:25To us, allergens aren't a detail.
00:45:27They're life and death.
00:45:30Ma'am.
00:45:31The result speaks for itself.
00:45:33The shellfish allergen level is extremely high.
00:45:36This wasn't normal seasoning.
00:45:37Someone deliberately used concentrated extracts.
00:45:40How is that possible?
00:45:43You personally approve tonight's menu.
00:45:46I only wanted to prepare something special.
00:45:49I didn't know Anthony couldn't have it.
00:45:51You didn't know?
00:45:53I nearly died from an allergic reaction when I was 12.
00:45:56Everyone in this family knows hidden shellfish never comes anywhere near my plate.
00:46:01I forgot.
00:46:03Forgetting doesn't explain why concentrated extracts were hidden in a cream soup.
00:46:07Lisa, you wanted me to put that bowl in front of Anthony.
00:46:11Mother, no!
00:46:13If Anthony had been harmed, Olina would have been blamed for serving it.
00:46:16I would have been blamed for insisting he drink it.
00:46:19One move, and you'd have eliminated both problems at once.
00:46:24You can't take the word of an outsider over mine!
00:46:28Enough!
00:46:30Starting tonight, you will have no involvement in family dinners, the household staff, medical matters, or anything concerning Anthony.
00:46:36As for the board, I will personally review every file you've handed.
00:46:39Mother!
00:46:39Don't call me that, you've lost that privilege.
00:46:41Olina, you saved Anthony tonight.
00:46:43So, I'm not paying for that in bowl, right?
00:46:55Does it hurt?
00:46:58It's nothing.
00:47:00What you pulled tonight took some serious courage.
00:47:03Throwing that bowl in front of my grandmother?
00:47:05Of course!
00:47:06If you died, who'd keep paying my salary?
00:47:09So that's what this was about?
00:47:10The paycheck?
00:47:11Sure!
00:47:12Okay, fine.
00:47:13I was kidding.
00:47:14I did it for you, boss.
00:47:18Boss!
00:47:20What are you doing?
00:47:29Anthony!
00:47:32What are you doing?
00:47:40Anthony!
00:47:43Does this count as a workplace injury?
00:47:45I'm pretty sure this falls well outside the scope of housekeeping and fake fiancé duties.
00:47:53What?
00:47:53The hardest working employee in America is calculating overtime now?
00:47:57Of course I am.
00:47:58$20,000 a month definitely doesn't cover this level of personal service.
00:48:02Financially speaking, I'm taking a huge loss.
00:48:04Then forget the salary.
00:48:06Starting tomorrow, you can use my unlimited black card whenever you want.
00:48:09Or, I could make you the future Mrs. Anthony.
00:48:12Would that cover your losses?
00:48:15Anthony...
00:48:17What you did tonight was reckless.
00:48:19Lisa's more dangerous than you realize.
00:48:20Maybe.
00:48:21But I knew one thing.
00:48:23If I hadn't stopped you, you might not be here right now.
00:48:28My silly girl.
00:48:39If this keeps up, everything I've built is going to be ruined by that little bitch.
00:48:49Ah!
00:48:51Somebody!
00:48:52Get in here!
00:48:55What's going on?
00:48:56I was walking past the collection room when I noticed the door was open.
00:49:09Where's the necklace?
00:49:10The family diamond necklace?
00:49:12It's the most important heirloom this family owns.
00:49:15It's only brought out during succession ceremonies.
00:49:20I saw someone running out of the vault.
00:49:22Just a glimpse, but I definitely saw a figure.
00:49:25Did you see who it was?
00:49:32Why is everyone looking at me?
00:49:34The figure looked a lot like Olayna.
00:49:36Same height.
00:49:37Same hair.
00:49:38Even the dress color matched.
00:49:40Seriously?
00:49:41Again?
00:49:41Olayna, I know your father needs expensive treatment.
00:49:44I know you're drowning in bills.
00:49:46But that necklace was never yours to touch.
00:49:48I don't want to believe you stole it.
00:49:50But you're desperate for money.
00:49:52Who else would take that kind of risk?
00:49:54She was suspicious from the start.
00:49:56Money tempts poor people more than anyone.
00:49:59Excuse me.
00:50:01I'm poor, not stupid.
00:50:03If I were stealing a priceless family heirloam, I certainly wouldn't leave a trail this obvious.
00:50:07This is amateur hour.
00:50:09Even a first year law student could come up with a better plan.
00:50:12You're accusing me?
00:50:14Fine.
00:50:15Where's your evidence?
00:50:16You want evidence?
00:50:19Then let's search your room and your bags.
00:50:22Innocent people don't fear an inspection.
00:50:24Olayna, are you willing to cooperate?
00:50:28Planted evidence?
00:50:29Convenient witness testimony?
00:50:32Public pressure?
00:50:33Nice.
00:50:34Looks like Lisa finally learned how to be a proper villain.
00:50:38Go ahead.
00:50:45She agreed to the search.
00:50:47Then search.
00:50:49But everyone stays here and watches.
00:50:52No one touches anything they shouldn't.
00:50:54Of course, mother.
00:50:56I only want the truth.
00:51:05So this is where Anthony has you staying?
00:51:07I suppose it suits you.
00:51:09Still cleaner than your character.
00:51:12We'll see how witty you are in a few minutes.
00:51:21Nothing here, ma'am.
00:51:27Search the bag.
00:51:29It's just personal stuff.
00:51:31Then you shouldn't mind opening it.
00:51:42That's not mine.
00:51:53No way.
00:51:56Mother.
00:51:58I believe this settles the matter.
00:52:01The family heirloom was found in her possession.
00:52:07I knew it.
00:52:09Of course she took it.
00:52:10Someone like her would never resist something that valuable.
00:52:13No. My bag stayed in my room all night.
00:52:15I'm the only one who used it.
00:52:16You heard her. She's admitting nobody else had access to the bag.
00:52:19That's not what I said!
00:52:20I'm saying nobody should have been able to put anything in there!
00:52:22Then how did the necklace end up inside?
00:52:24Did it magically crawl into your bargain box backpack all by itself?
00:52:28Olina, this is your last chance to explain.
00:52:31I didn't steal it.
00:52:33But now I can't prove it.
00:52:34Then call the police.
00:52:36Stealing a family heirloom, this is a felony.
00:52:38She needs to be arrested.
00:52:39Anyone who defends her is protecting a thief.
00:52:47Anthony, perfect timing.
00:52:50Take a look at the woman you chose.
00:52:52She stole the most valuable heirloom in this family.
00:52:57Boss.
00:53:04Ma'am, I didn't want to believe Clara would do something like this either.
00:53:08But the brooch was found in her suitcase.
00:53:10I didn't take it!
00:53:11I swear I never touched that brooch!
00:53:13The evidence is right there.
00:53:14What exactly are you denying?
00:53:16Sure. Women from poor families never stop reaching for things that don't belong to them.
00:53:20Mom! Leave my mom alone!
00:53:22Anthony, don't be afraid.
00:53:25I didn't do this.
00:53:29Mom! Mom!
00:53:40Anthony? What's wrong?
00:53:41Don't let her fool you.
00:53:42Fifteen years ago your mother made a mistake.
00:53:44Today this woman made hers.
00:53:46This family can't keep being disgraced by women like them!
00:53:50Shut up!
00:53:52What?
00:53:53Fifteen years ago it was exactly the same.
00:53:56Anthony, what are you talking about?
00:53:58A brooch.
00:53:59A suitcase.
00:54:00One so-called witness.
00:54:02That was all it took for everyone to decide my mother was a thief and throw her out.
00:54:06And when she died alone in a foreign country, not a single member of this family was there for her!
00:54:13You can't use this girl as an excuse to rewrite the past!
00:54:17Fifteen years later, you used the same trick again.
00:54:22I didn't steal it.
00:54:27I know.
00:54:28You know? The necklace was found in her bag!
00:54:31You want evidence? Then let's hear from the real evidence.
00:54:38Anthony, what ridiculous story are you about to invent for her now?
00:54:43Lewis, put the hallway and guest room security footage on the main screen.
00:54:46Security footage?
00:54:48Fifteen years ago I couldn't protect my mother.
00:54:50I'm not making that mistake again.
00:54:52What are you talking about?
00:54:54Since when are there cameras in the hallway?
00:54:57Since the first time you tried inserting yourself in my private life.
00:55:00I installed micro cameras in every corner.
00:55:24No! That's impossible! This footage is fake!
00:55:31So it really was you?
00:55:33Mother, please listen to me! I did it for Anthony!
00:55:35That woman would have ruined him!
00:55:37I was only trying to get her out of our lives!
00:55:39And fifteen years ago?
00:55:40Was that you too?
00:55:42I...don't know what you're talking about.
00:55:44You put that brooch into my mom's suitcase, didn't you?
00:55:46You destroyed Clara!
00:55:48I was protecting this family!
00:55:49A woman from a background like her never deserved to be Mrs. Anthony!
00:55:53Ah!
00:55:55You destroyed my grandson's childhood.
00:55:57You drove his mother to her death.
00:55:59And you nearly got him killed!
00:56:02Notifies the legal team.
00:56:03Every authorization under Lisa's name is suspended immediately.
00:56:07Every document she's ever touched will be audited and reviewed.
00:56:09No! You can't do this to me!
00:56:11Security! Remove her.
00:56:13As of this moment she is no longer a member of this family.
00:56:16This is all your fault! You bitch! You ruined me!
00:56:19No. You did that all by yourself.
00:56:25Anthony.
00:56:30Anthony!
00:56:32Anthony, Lisa is gone. She can't hurt anyone anymore. It's over!
00:56:36Over?
00:56:37My mother's been dead for fifteen years.
00:56:45Anthony, I'm right here.
00:56:48Don't.
00:56:52Anthony!
00:56:55Lisa's gone, but Anthony is still trapped in that night fifteen years ago.
00:57:00Boss, this time, I'm pulling you out.
00:57:06Sir, you haven't eaten a thing all day. At least have some water.
00:57:12Sir?
00:57:13Still no response?
00:57:15Ever since he came back, he's locked himself inside.
00:57:17Anthony, it's me. Please open the door.
00:57:20Anthony! You can hear me, can't you?
00:57:23Go away.
00:57:24No. How could I leave you like this?
00:57:27I said go away!
00:57:29Lisa's gone.
00:57:31Everyone knows the truth now. It's all over.
00:57:39No, it's not.
00:57:41I never even got the chance to see her one last time.
00:57:49I failed Clara, and I failed Anthony.
00:57:52This isn't the time to blame yourself.
00:57:54You won't see anyone.
00:57:56Then we'll make him.
00:57:57It's useless. He won't even see me. Right now, he just wants to be alone.
00:58:01That's exactly what scares me.
00:58:02Leave someone alone with grief long enough, and eventually the grief starts talking back.
00:58:06I know you're trying to help, but he's fragile right now. We can't push him.
00:58:09And if we don't, he'll keep sinking.
00:58:11Miss Olina, the master suite is on the top floor.
00:58:14The door is locked from the inside. The windows are too high. No one can get in.
00:58:22What are you looking at?
00:58:24Do you have climbing gear?
00:58:26Climbing gear?
00:58:27Ropes.
00:58:28Carabiners.
00:58:30Harnesses.
00:58:30Wait, you're not thinking...
00:58:32If the door won't open, I'll use the window.
00:58:36Are you insane?
00:58:38There's a storm coming.
00:58:39Relax. I used to work as a climbing instructor.
00:58:44Besides, I still haven't collected the rest of my $2 million payment.
00:58:48My boss isn't allowed to lock himself in a room and emotionally self-destruct before paying me.
00:58:57She's insane.
00:58:58No. She's worried about him.
00:59:16You really know how to climb?
00:59:20Certified part-time climbing instructor.
00:59:22Got it one summer.
00:59:24Paid three times better than working in a coffee shop.
00:59:29Oh, Lena. This is dangerous.
00:59:33Anthony's room is on the top floor.
00:59:36The walls are slippery. You could fall.
00:59:40Anthony hasn't eaten or had water all day.
00:59:44If this keeps going, he's gonna break.
00:59:47If you're really doing this, use a double safety line.
00:59:55Don't worry. Frank's medical bills still exist.
00:59:58I'm not allowed to die.
01:00:03Oh my god. She is actually doing this.
01:00:08Anthony, you'd better still be alive.
01:00:11Because this field of excitement is becoming wildly underpaid.
01:00:27Boss, your house has the slipperiest exterior wall I've ever seen.
01:00:31Keeping out burglars or girlfriends.
01:00:38Clara was like that too.
01:00:41Terrified, but never willing to back down.
01:00:45Two million dollars and an unlimited black card.
01:00:49Either one is worth surviving for.
01:00:55Anthony, I'm here.
01:01:08Olena?
01:01:09Boss, your house is ridiculously tall.
01:01:14Are you out of your mind?
01:01:16Who told you to climb up here? It's pouring outside.
01:01:18The door wouldn't open.
01:01:21So, I took the window.
01:01:26Have you completely lost it?
01:01:30Yeah, maybe I have.
01:01:32Yeah, maybe I have.
01:01:32But I couldn't just stand by and watch my ATM.
01:01:38No.
01:01:39I couldn't stand by and watch the man I love destroy himself.
01:01:45What did you say?
01:01:46I said I love you.
01:01:48At first, sure, it was about the money.
01:01:5020 grand a month, bonuses, medical benefits.
01:01:53Trust me, I kept track of every dollar.
01:01:56But somewhere along the way, it stopped being about that.
01:01:58You're the man who nearly had a heart attack when I wiped a vase with a designer dress.
01:02:03The man who ate hot dogs with me on the street.
01:02:06The man who smiled watching me chase a turkey.
01:02:10The man who stood in front of me when everyone else doubted me.
01:02:15Anthony, you're not that helpless little boy from 15 years ago anymore.
01:02:18Lisa's gone.
01:02:20And Clara would never want you sitting in the dark punishing yourself for something that wasn't your fault.
01:02:24I watched them throw her out.
01:02:26I heard her calling my name and I couldn't do a damn thing.
01:02:33Because you were a kid.
01:02:37But you're not a kid anymore.
01:02:39You saved me.
01:02:40You exposed Lisa.
01:02:41You didn't lose to your past.
01:02:44Don't leave me.
01:02:47I'm not going anywhere.
01:02:50I'm a mess.
01:02:51I'm cold.
01:02:54Controlling.
01:02:55Broken.
01:02:57And I always push everyone away.
01:03:05So next time you lock yourself in a room like this,
01:03:08I won't stop at climbing your balcony.
01:03:11I'll rip the door off its hinges and bill you for the repairs.
01:03:25Frank's medical bills are finally paid.
01:03:28He's getting stronger every day.
01:03:30Lisa's gone.
01:03:31Anthony group survived the shakeup.
01:03:33And me?
01:03:34For the first time in forever, I don't have to memorize legal codes while mopping floors.
01:03:39A contract may only be terminated in accordance with the principle of good faith.
01:03:46Anthony?
01:03:48Lunch.
01:03:53Boss, if the board sees you wearing that apron, they're gonna schedule a psychological evaluation.
01:03:58They're used to me by now.
01:04:03Well?
01:04:04It's slightly better than the first dish I secretly learned to make at a 12-door.
01:04:08I'll take that as a passing grade.
01:04:10Mr. Anthony, I have an official notice for you.
01:04:15You're leaving?
01:04:16According to the contract, my live-in housekeeper agreement expires today.
01:04:24Hey!
01:04:25That's a legal document!
01:04:30Then sign a new one.
01:04:33Olena.
01:04:34The day you barged into my office holding that flyer, my life became complete chaos.
01:04:38You sprayed me with a spray bottle.
01:04:40You cleaned a vase with a couture dress.
01:04:42You caught a turkey with your bare hands.
01:04:44You climbed the side of my house in a storm.
01:04:46Again and again, you dragged me out of the darkest moments of my life.
01:04:49So now, it's time for you to sign a permanent contract.
01:04:53As Mrs. Anthony.
01:04:55And what about my salary?
01:05:00I'm kidding.
01:05:01I'll sign.
01:05:09I'll sign.
01:05:11Oh...
01:05:18Anthony, did you really think this was over?
01:05:26No.
01:05:28Not even close.
01:05:32I'm going to destroy the entire Anthony family, piece by piece.
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