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00:30Just once, can we have a normal morning?
00:37Mr. Sterling, we found your son.
00:39Where?
00:40Harborview Farmer's Market.
00:41Clear my calendar, get the car.
00:42I'm bringing my son home.
00:52You're all set, Mrs. Parker.
00:54Apple, strawberries, and peach jam.
00:57My teenager can't even remember to take out the trash.
01:00It sounds like a training issue.
01:03I'll keep that in mind.
01:04Have a good one, Mrs. Parker.
01:27He's five, and she has him running the stand alone.
01:29He doesn't exactly look overwhelmed.
01:30That's not the point.
01:35Noah?
01:36It's okay.
01:37I'm Ethan Sterling.
01:38I'm...
01:38Took you long enough.
01:43You know who I am?
01:46You knew I'd find you.
01:49That's my boy.
01:50Don't.
01:52You don't disappear for five years.
01:54Show up with a motor pad and call yourself my dad.
01:57I'm mom's kid.
01:59That's it.
02:00You won't even call me dad?
02:04You won't even call me dad?
02:08Mom's the only parent I need.
02:09So leave, and don't come back.
02:11Noah, you know who I am.
02:14Come with me.
02:15You'll have your own room, the best schools, anything you need.
02:18You'll never have to worry about money again.
02:20Bring the car around.
02:21Ethan, we can't just take him.
02:22Not without Grace's consent.
02:24Or a custody order.
02:25Bring the car.
02:28He's trying to give you a better life.
02:29You may not believe that now.
02:31Maybe someday you will.
02:39Back off.
02:42You really won't come with me?
02:44Home is wherever mom is.
02:49Got it.
02:50We're leaving.
02:52Mr. Sterling, stay away from mom.
02:54Hurt her, and you answer to me.
02:55Is that a warning?
02:57No.
02:58It's a threat.
03:00First person bold enough to threaten me?
03:02And he's five.
03:04Interesting.
03:07Grace Reed, I underestimated you.
03:10You raised one hell of a kid.
03:14What was with all those black SUVs?
03:18Mom, you're back!
03:20Thanks for holding down the fort, buddy.
03:22Everything's handled.
03:23What was that whole motorcade about?
03:25Did something happen?
03:27What was that whole motorcade about?
03:28Did something happen?
03:29I was busy with orders.
03:30I barely noticed.
03:30Maybe they came to buy produce?
03:32Produce?
03:33That looked like a billionaire's security detail.
03:35Since when do billionaires show up in person to buy tomatoes?
03:37Rich guys on TV do weird stuff all the time.
03:39Billionaires aren't exactly known for acting normal.
03:51We looked for him for five years.
03:54Are we really just walking away?
03:57What do you want me to do?
03:57Drag him into the car and make him hate me?
03:59No.
04:00But he meant every word.
04:02Changing that kid's mind won't be easy.
04:06Grace Reed had five years to turn my own son against me.
04:09Fine.
04:10If Noah won't hear me out, I'll deal with Grace myself.
04:11Deal with her or talk to her?
04:13Careful, Ryan.
04:15He's my son.
04:16The only child I have.
04:17I just found him.
04:19I'm not losing him again.
04:24Mommy!
04:25Noah, you're home!
04:26Were you good while I was gone?
04:28Super good.
04:29Ask Lucas and Oliver.
04:31Lily was good.
04:33Mostly.
04:35Go wash up.
04:36Dinner's ready.
04:37Smells amazing.
04:38Sit down, Mommy.
04:39One more dish.
04:40I've got this.
04:45Try mine.
04:46Chicken, vegetables, pasta.
04:48It's got everything.
04:53Perfect.
04:54Now try mine.
04:58Lily, try mine.
04:59Good, right?
05:03So good.
05:05Now try mine.
05:07What do you think?
05:10This one's really good, too.
05:12Okay.
05:12But which one's better?
05:14They're both.
05:15No one.
05:16Help.
05:22Luca wins.
05:23By this much.
05:24Seriously?
05:25I lose by one bite every time.
05:27Makes sense.
05:28I was born first.
05:29Greatness had a head start.
05:30You're one minute older.
05:32Exactly.
05:32Sixty whole seconds.
05:34Lucas, quit milking that one minute.
05:36Everybody eat.
05:42You boys finish the show.
05:45Bath time, sweetie.
05:47Okay, Mommy.
05:53He found me today.
05:55Dad?
05:58He finally found us?
06:00So is he going to beg Mom for a chance?
06:04He never even asked about Mom.
06:06He just tried to take me.
06:10Deadbeat.
06:10Give me ten minutes.
06:11I'll shut down Sterling Group.
06:13You kill the servers.
06:14I'll stank his stock before the closing bell.
06:16Stand down.
06:17He's mine.
06:18I warned him once.
06:19If he comes back, I handle it.
06:21Fine.
06:22Deadbeat gets one pass.
06:23He better get smart.
06:25Mom and Lily don't hear a word of this.
06:27They don't need the drama.
06:29Got it.
06:30Boys, no fighting.
06:32We're not!
06:34Thanks.
06:35Let me know how you like the jam.
06:36Well, that explains why some people never run out of customers.
06:39The rest of us work all day just to make a sale.
06:42You smile at a few men, and suddenly they're lining up, some even offering to buy out your whole stand.
06:46I think you've got the wrong idea.
06:48The wrong idea?
06:49Men line up at your booth every day, and you expect us to believe they're all here for the produce?
06:57What's going on over here?
07:00It's Victor Cole.
07:01Quick timing.
07:01I need you to deal with her.
07:02She flirts with male customers, steals business from everyone else, and makes the rest of us look bad.
07:07Is that what happened?
07:09Everyone says you run a fair market.
07:11I can barely cover my booth fee because she keeps taking my customers.
07:14You need to do something.
07:16You're right.
07:16Someone needs to answer for this.
07:17Shut the booth down.
07:18Pull the produce and lock the register.
07:21Once she's gone, her customers will come straight to me.
07:29Wait!
07:29This is my booth, Victor!
07:31I know.
07:31It's exactly the booth I told him to shut down.
07:33Keep going.
07:33Why mine?
07:34I pay my booth fees on time.
07:35I've never caused you any trouble.
07:36You've never caused trouble?
07:38Then what's this?
07:42You rigged your scale in my market and thought I wouldn't care?
07:45So she really was shorting her customers.
07:47You cheated customers, harassed another vendor, and made this entire market look crooked.
07:52Security.
07:53I messed up.
07:54It won't happen again.
07:55Just give me one more chance.
07:56You already had your chance.
07:57Your vendor agreement is terminated.
07:59Escort her out.
08:00Good call, Victor!
08:02Thank you.
08:02She was making the whole market look dishonest.
08:04Sell honestly, and I'll always back you.
08:06But if you scam customers or harass another vendor, you're out.
08:09All right, back to work.
08:11Thanks, Victor.
08:13I really appreciate it.
08:14No, I owe you an apology.
08:16This happened on my watch.
08:17I should have caught it sooner.
08:18You can't catch everything.
08:19Don't beat yourself up.
08:20Here.
08:22This is for you.
08:23What's this?
08:23You think I expect free stuff from my vendors?
08:25Of course not.
08:26You're my friend.
08:27It's just a thank you for always looking out for us.
08:29I just got an order for ten produce boxes.
08:31Keep the prant.
08:32I've got to make the delivery.
08:33Noah, keep an eye on the booth for me.
08:34Got it.
08:35Drive safe, Mommy.
08:37Boss, I swear I wasn't asking for a gift.
08:41Your mom made me take it.
08:47Mommy gave it to you.
08:48Keep it.
08:50Thank you, Boss.
08:51I'll take good care of it.
08:53All right, get back to work.
08:56You got it.
08:57Call me if you need anything.
09:00Boss' mom actually gave me this plant.
09:02Take it home for me.
09:04Carefully.
09:05Got it.
09:05I'll turn those tomatoes into salsa.
09:07Salsa?
09:07Are you out of your mind?
09:10Grace gave me this.
09:11Get me a big planter, fresh soil, and the best fertilizer you can find.
09:18Mrs. Reed, thanks for handling the rush order.
09:20Happy to help.
09:22But the invoice was already paid.
09:23Why is there another $500?
09:24It covers the rush delivery and the time away from your stand.
09:27Mr. Sterling would like ten minutes.
09:29You could have just asked.
09:32I did.
09:45You're Ethan Sterling?
09:47What did you want to talk about?
09:48She really doesn't remember him.
09:53You really don't remember me?
09:55Should I?
09:56You should.
09:57Wow, someone thinks highly of himself.
10:00Sorry, but I don't remember you.
10:03I'll refund the extra payment and get out of your way.
10:06You remember every customer at your booth, but not me.
10:09Maybe we met.
10:11Maybe you just weren't that memorable.
10:12I can recognize every variety of Apple I sell.
10:15Somehow, I still don't recognize you.
10:18And Apple made a bigger impression than I did?
10:22Apples have one advantage.
10:23They don't demand that I remember them.
10:27Look at me.
10:31Still nothing?
10:32No.
10:33So either remind me or move.
10:41Now, do you remember me?
10:42You're the man from that night.
10:44And if you still have doubts, I can remind you of every detail.
10:46No, that won't be necessary.
10:47I remember.
10:48It was him.
10:49And he can never find out about the children.
10:51So, are you ready to talk now?
10:53There's nothing to talk about.
10:54What happened was an accident.
10:55It was five years ago.
10:56It's over.
10:57That's it?
10:59You call it an accident and walk away?
11:01What exactly do you want from me?
11:03I was the one who pulled you into that room.
11:05But I left you something.
11:07You mean the $200 you left on my night stage?
11:10That was your idea of compensation?
11:15Last night was my first time.
11:17And I don't even know his name.
11:21I'm sorry.
11:23And thank you.
11:31Did she seriously pay me for sex?
11:33She thought I was an escort?
11:36I panicked.
11:37It was all the cash I had and I didn't know what else to do.
11:40It wasn't a review of your services.
11:41Trust me.
11:42I remember the night clearly.
11:43Five times, Grace.
11:45We didn't exactly spend the night sleeping.
11:47Stop talking.
11:48You just admitted you survived.
11:49So can we put this behind us?
11:51Put it behind us?
11:52Fine.
11:55$200 was enough.
11:55Take the rest.
11:57Now we're even.
11:59Goodbye, Mr. Sterling.
12:00You really think a few hundred dollars buys me out of my son's life?
12:07What are you talking about?
12:09What son?
12:11Does Noah know his mom is this good at lying?
12:14He knows about Noah.
12:17Noah is my son.
12:18You don't get to show up five years later and claim him.
12:23You're not angry that I found him.
12:24You're scared I'll take him away.
12:26Marry you?
12:26Maybe I marry you.
12:27Then Noah doesn't have to choose between us.
12:29Right.
12:29A billionaire CEO marrying a farmer's market vendor?
12:33I'm sure your board would love that.
12:35At least you're being realistic.
12:37What would it take for you to agree to primary custody?
12:39You think this is a negotiation?
12:41Noah has lived with me since the day he was born.
12:43I raised him and I'm not walking away from him for any amount of money.
12:45You want custody?
12:46File in family court.
12:48$15 million.
12:52I knew you'd understand the numbers.
12:55$15 million paid to you.
12:57You could run that market stand for the rest of your life and never come close.
13:01Sign it.
13:02Ethan, do you know why I didn't recognize you?
13:04Five times.
13:05And not once did you get me there.
13:07You keep your $15 million.
13:08Spend some of it on a urologist.
13:11Grace, are you really going to make Noah spend his entire childhood running that market stand?
13:21Mommy, you're back.
13:23Lucas and Oliver took Lily to the playground downstairs.
13:29Noah, I'm sorry you've had to grow up so fast.
13:31Don't say that.
13:32You built the business.
13:33You kept all four of us fed, safe, and together.
13:36You gave us everything.
13:37You're the best mommy in the world.
13:40Thank you, baby.
13:41Thank you for believing in me.
13:43What happened to mommy?
13:44Was that rush order from him?
13:47I knew it was him.
13:48He ignored my warning.
13:50Now I'm mad.
13:52Victor.
13:52What do you need, boss?
13:53Send this through the Harborview vendor network.
13:56Cut all supply to Sterling residences and executive accounts.
13:59No produce boxes.
14:01No preserves.
14:02No baked goods.
14:03I don't want Mr. Sterling getting so much as an apple from Harborview.
14:08She'd rather keep Noah working at that stand than let him have a real childhood.
14:12And after lying to my face about him...
14:16Five times.
14:17And not once did you get me there.
14:19Unbelievable.
14:20Not once.
14:21That is not how I remember that night.
14:25She was begging me to slow down.
14:29Mom.
14:30Why did you bail on another date I set up for you?
14:32Mom, I told you to stop setting me up.
14:34You think I enjoy managing your love life?
14:36If you found someone yourself, I wouldn't have to.
14:39So, have you?
14:41I've been busy.
14:43That's always your answer.
14:44Busy, busy, busy.
14:45At this rate, when am I getting a daughter-in-law?
14:47More importantly, when do I get grandkids?
14:49The family law team is ready.
14:51Mom, I have to go.
14:51My attorneys are waiting.
14:52Ethan, don't you dare.
14:54Let's go.
14:56He hung up on me.
14:57Again.
14:59That boy is going to be the death of me.
15:03Mrs. Sterling, where are you going?
15:04Don't follow me.
15:05I need some air.
15:06Would you like the driver to wait here?
15:07Yes.
15:07I won't be long.
15:08Of course.
15:11All Ethan does is work and argue with me.
15:17At this rate, I'll never get grandkids.
15:20I guess I'll have to settle for admiring everyone else's.
15:29Come on, Lily.
15:30You've got this.
15:31We're right here.
15:32We won't let you fall.
15:34Lucas!
15:35Oliver!
15:36That lady fell down!
15:40Don't shake her.
15:42Ma'am, can you hear me?
15:44Ma'am, please wake up.
15:48She's breathing, but she won't wake up.
15:50I'm calling 911.
15:51911, what's your emergency?
15:53A woman passed out at the playground.
15:54She's breathing, but she's not responding.
15:56We're at Harborview Community Playground near the east entrance.
15:59I'll call Mommy and send her our location.
16:00Mommy, a lady passed out at the playground.
16:03Lucas called 911.
16:04We're okay, but we're going with the paramedics.
16:15Mommy!
16:18Are you three okay?
16:19We're fine.
16:20The paramedics got there fast.
16:21You must be their mother.
16:23I can see where they get those beautiful faces.
16:25How are you feeling?
16:26I'm all right now.
16:27The doc thinks my blood sugar dropped because I skipped breakfast.
16:29Your children called 911 and stayed with me.
16:31They may have saved my life.
16:32You don't have to thank us.
16:34Mommy says when someone needs help, you help.
16:35Exactly.
16:36We just did what you're supposed to do.
16:37They're sweet, smart, and calmer in an emergency than most adults.
16:40Mommy doesn't only have three kids.
16:42She has four!
16:45Four?
16:46Where's the other one?
16:47My oldest state at the market.
16:49He's running our booth until I get back.
16:51Your five-year-old is running the booth alone?
16:53Is their father in the picture?
16:57Their father.
16:59He passed away before they were born.
17:03Full custody of Noah.
17:05No budget limit.
17:06Strongest case.
17:07Win only.
17:08Clear?
17:15What is it?
17:16What?
17:16My mother's in the hospital?
17:18Get the car.
17:21Four children.
17:22And you've raised them all by yourself?
17:23That couldn't have been easy.
17:24Some days are hard.
17:25But I get to watch them grow up.
17:26I get to come home to them every day.
17:28That makes me luckier than most people.
17:29You're remarkable, Grace.
17:30My son could use a woman like you in his life.
17:32Have you ever thought of you need rescuing?
17:33You clearly don't.
17:34But you deserve someone who takes care of you, too.
17:36That's kind of you.
17:37But my life is full.
17:38I'm happy the way things are.
17:39Just meet him once.
17:40He's stubborn, married to his work, and completely hopeless with women.
17:42But underneath all that, he's a good man.
17:44He's my...
17:44Mrs. Sterling, your repeat labs look good.
17:46You can go home once your family arrives, but you need regular meals and a follow-up appointment
17:48with your primary care doctor.
17:49Yes, doctor.
17:49Ms. Reed, registration needs your contact information for the agent-lovenous-insolent parent before
17:52they leave the unit.
17:53Your family still isn't here?
17:54They're on their way.
17:54I'll take care of the paperwork at the desk.
17:56Stay here with Mrs. Sterling.
18:04Perfect for Ethan.
18:12Why are there three kids in my mother's room?
18:15I have no idea.
18:17Mom, are you okay?
18:19Did you skip breakfast again?
18:21I had coffee.
18:22Coffee isn't breakfast.
18:25Wow!
18:26He's even more handsome in person!
18:28That's Dad!
18:29Keep it down!
18:30Mrs. Sterling is his mom?
18:32What are the odds?
18:34Don't blow our cover.
18:35Mommy doesn't want him knowing about us.
18:36Mom, what is this?
18:38They're the reason I got help so quickly.
18:40They called 911, stayed with me, and rode here with the paramedics.
18:43You're going to thank them properly.
18:45Then I owe you three a thank you.
18:46What are your names?
18:49Daddy!
18:54What did you just call me?
18:55Daddy.
18:56Can you be my daddy?
18:58Why me, sweetheart?
18:59Because you're really handsome.
19:02What about your real dad?
19:03I don't have one.
19:04Mommy says he died before we were born.
19:07I'm sorry.
19:09Just like Noah.
19:10Another child who grew up without ever knowing her father.
19:14So, can you still be my daddy?
19:16My mommy's really pretty.
19:17You'll like her when you meet her.
19:19Lula, he can't be our daddy!
19:20Yeah, he's not qualified.
19:22Why not?
19:22You both said he was handsome.
19:23He is, but mommy says handsome guys usually come with problems.
19:27Lots of problems.
19:27Mommy says a pretty face doesn't mean a good man.
19:30Lily, focus.
19:30You can't pick a daddy just because he's cute.
19:32Exactly, you don't know him.
19:33No buts.
19:34We need to find mommy.
19:35Bye, Grandma Margaret.
19:36Go after them.
19:37Their mother's at the front desk finishing the emergency paperwork.
19:40Thank her problem for me.
19:40Brian, take care of you.
19:41You go.
19:41The woman raised three children who may have saved my life.
19:44She deserves more than a thank you from your chief of service.
19:45Fine, I'm going.
19:54You.
19:57Ethan Sterling?
20:01What is he doing here?
20:03I can't let him find out those three children are mine.
20:06What are you doing here?
20:07Why wouldn't I be here?
20:08What, do you own this hospital too?
20:09Actually, Sterling Health controls the hospital network, so technically, yes.
20:12Well, congratulations.
20:14Apparently, I'm paying into another one of your companies.
20:16You're here as a patient?
20:16You don't look sick?
20:17My health is none of your business.
20:19No, please.
20:20It is my business.
20:21You're Noah's primary caregiver.
20:22If something happens to you, it affects him.
20:24And it's one more reason the court should let him stay with me.
20:26Forget it, Mr. Sterling.
20:27I'm perfectly healthy.
20:28At this rate, I'll probably outlive you.
20:29Then why are you here?
20:31Unless you're not the patient.
20:32People come in for routine physicals?
20:33What about you?
20:34Finally taking my advice and seeing a urologist?
20:36There is nothing wrong with me.
20:37I know that for a fact.
20:38That's what every man says.
20:39You.
20:40I understand.
20:40Don't worry.
20:40You're secret safe with me.
20:41Good luck with treatment.
20:42I'm rooting for you.
20:44What are you doing?
20:46You keep complaining about my performance that night.
20:48Maybe I should give you a chance to revise your review.
20:49Don't even think about it.
20:50We're in a hospital.
20:51Relax.
20:52This is the private wing.
20:53No one's paying attention to us.
20:54You.
20:57Mommy.
20:58What is it?
20:59Oh, no.
21:00Go.
21:01Mommy kissed the handsome man.
21:03Go, Mommy.
21:05Lily, quit staring.
21:06Come on.
21:07But I'm not done watching.
21:08Mommy's going to get embarrassed if you keep watching.
21:10Exactly.
21:10We're throwing off her game.
21:12Do you think they're going to kiss again?
21:13They're still kissing.
21:14Less talking.
21:15More walking.
21:17Did she seriously just use me for another kiss?
21:19You really couldn't resist me, could you?
21:21You're the one who offered me a do-over.
21:23I decided to take you up on it.
21:24Better this time.
21:25Five stars.
21:26Goodbye, Mr. Sterling.
21:27Grace.
21:29That was way too close.
21:30He almost found out about Lily and the boys.
21:34Five stars.
21:35I'll remember that.
21:37They left?
21:38You didn't meet their mother?
21:39Mother, those children may have saved my life.
21:40We can't just let them walk away without properly thanking their family.
21:43I didn't even get her name or phone numbers.
21:45Mom, she left emergency contact information with the hospital.
21:46Ask the patient later to contact her.
21:48Find out whether she's comfortable sharing a mailing address.
21:49If she is, send a proper thank you package.
21:51I'll handle it.
21:51Good.
21:52People shouldn't regret doing the right thing because no one bothered to say thank you.
21:55And Ethan, you should date that woman.
21:57Actually, marry her.
21:57Mom, stop trying to marry me off.
21:58She already has four children.
21:59So what?
22:00Did you see those three?
22:00They're adorable, smart, and brave.
22:02You could marry someone else and still never get children that wonderful.
22:04My son is every bit as remarkable as those three.
22:06Your son?
22:07You don't even have a girlfriend and now you've invented a child?
22:09She helped save your life, so now I'm supposed to propose?
22:11I'm serious.
22:12That woman is beautiful, thoughtful, and completely devoted to her children.
22:15You should at least meet her.
22:15Don't flatter yourself.
22:16She may not even like you.
22:17Being rich and running a company doesn't make you irresistible.
22:20Good.
22:20If she isn't interested, neither am I.
22:24Mr. Sterling, the hospital confirmed the contact information.
22:28I don't need a play-by-play.
22:30Call her, arrange the thank you package, and handle the rest.
22:32Sir, you really need to hear the name, Brian, unless this requires me personally deal with it.
22:36That's why you're my chief of staff.
22:39Understood.
22:41Stop right there.
22:42That woman raised the children who may have saved my life.
22:44You already refused to thank her in person, and now you can't even be bothered to learn her name?
22:48Am I that unimportant to you?
22:49Fine.
22:50Say it.
22:50The woman who left the contact information was Grace Reed.
22:54All right, contact her and take care of it.
22:55Grace Reed.
22:56That's a lovely name.
22:57Did you hear me?
22:58Her name is Grace.
22:59Yes, I heard you.
23:00Grace Reed.
23:02Grace?
23:03Grace Reed?
23:04Wait, you mean my Grace Reed?
23:06Same Grace Reed, same phone number as Reed family produce and preserves.
23:09It's her.
23:10What is going on?
23:11You already know her?
23:12That's why she was here.
23:14And that's why she panicked when I tried to look behind me.
23:16She didn't kiss me because she wanted to.
23:17It was keeping me from seeing children run to their mother.
23:19Mom, you said their mother has four children.
23:20Yes, the oldest was working at her market booth.
23:23Noah was at the market.
23:24Those three were with Grace at the hospital.
23:25They're all the same age.
23:26Grace didn't have one baby five years ago.
23:28She had four.
23:29Four?
23:30Noah, Lucas, Oliver, and Lily.
23:32They could all be mine.
23:33The timeline and resemblance fit, but we'll need legal confirmation, Grace consent, or a
23:37court order for paternity testing.
23:38Then get the legal process started.
23:39I'm finding Grace.
23:40If those children are mine, I'm not losing another day with any of them.
23:42My grandchildren.
23:45Mommy, do you like the handsome man, too?
23:47What handsome man?
23:48The one you kissed at the hospital.
23:52That wasn't what it looked like.
23:53I lost my balance.
23:54It was an accident.
23:55And no, I don't like him.
23:57Oh, I thought we were finally getting a daddy.
24:01Lily, do you really want him to be your daddy?
24:03Yes.
24:04I really like him, Mommy.
24:06Lily?
24:07Actually, never mind.
24:08I don't like him that much.
24:09I don't need a daddy.
24:10I only need you, Mommy.
24:12Lily?
24:13Mommy, try the chicken.
24:14It won't be as good once it gets cold.
24:15And eat the vegetables while they're still warm.
24:17You too, Lily.
24:18Less match in age.
24:19I wasn't.
24:19I was helping.
24:20More eating.
24:21Maybe I've been making this decision for them.
24:23They deserve the chance to know their father, even if I'm terrified of what happens next.
24:28Ready, Mommy.
24:29Let's go.
24:31Noah, you're staying home today.
24:32Spend the day playing with Lil Lucas and Oliver.
24:34I can handle the booth by myself.
24:35Did I do something wrong?
24:37I can be faster today.
24:38And I won't mix up any of the labels.
24:40No.
24:41You didn't do anything wrong.
24:43You've been amazing.
24:44You've helped me more than anyone should ever expect from a five-year-old.
24:46But I'm already five.
24:48And I'm not tired.
24:49Running the booth alone is hard.
24:50I want to help you.
24:51I know you do.
24:53And knowing you want to help means everything to me.
24:55You can still help sometimes.
24:57but only when I'm there with you and only for a little while.
24:59If the booth gets really busy, I'll ask my favorite assistant.
25:03Deal?
25:03But Mommy...
25:04And when I ask for help, you're not allowed to say no.
25:06I'd never say no to you.
25:08Then it's settled.
25:09You're taking the day off.
25:10Play with your brothers and sister.
25:12Mrs. Carter will be over in a few minutes.
25:13And I'll be home after the market closes.
25:16Love you.
25:16Love you too, Mommy.
25:21Something's wrong.
25:22Mommy's hiding something.
25:25Grace!
25:26Back from my usual.
25:28Mr. Wilson.
25:29The usual apples, greens, and two jars of peach jam?
25:32How many times have I shopped here now?
25:33You can stop calling me Mr. Wilson.
25:34Call me Derek.
25:35Mr. Wilson is fine.
25:35You're a customer.
25:36I like to keep things professional.
25:37There are 20 produce stamps in this market.
25:38You really think I keep coming back because of the apples?
25:40Maybe you like the quality.
25:41People usually come back when the food is good.
25:43It's not the food I'm interested in.
25:44It's you.
25:45Let me take care of you, Grace.
25:46$500 a month.
25:47Cash.
25:47You can stop working so hard and buy yourself something nice.
25:50$500 a month?
25:50Wow.
25:51Try not to bankrupt yourself.
25:52I know.
25:53I'm generous with women I like.
25:55$500 for doing nothing beats standing out here all day.
25:58You'd only have to keep me happy.
25:59Does your wife know about this generous offer?
26:01My marriage is none of your business.
26:02Then my life is none of yours.
26:04Keep your hands on your side of the counter.
26:07I'll stick with the produce.
26:08At least an apple doesn't pretend to be something it isn't.
26:10What the hell is that supposed to be?
26:11I was talking about married men who live off their wives then offer other women allowances
26:14with money they didn't earn.
26:15You sell vegetables at a street market.
26:17That's right.
26:17I run a market booth and you came here to shop.
26:19Your total is $43.
26:21I'm not paying for this.
26:22Keep your garbage.
26:23You damaged it?
26:23You're still paying for it.
26:24I'll call market security.
26:26Go ahead.
26:26Kids probably don't even here knows what you are.
26:27A broke single mom with four kids acting like you could go ahead otherwise.
26:30Do you?
26:30Or was he just some random guy you picked up for the night?
26:32Which random guy would that be?
26:37Who the hell asked you to...
26:39Mr. Sterling.
26:41Of course.
26:42You're Ethan Sterling.
26:43Anyone who follows Seattle business knows your face.
26:45Interesting.
26:45Some people needed more than one introduction.
26:47Then they clearly weren't paying attention.
26:49What brings you to Harborville, Mr. Sterling?
26:51You seem pretty interested in the loser who fathered her children.
26:53Mr. Sterling, you misunderstood.
26:55I wasn't talking about you.
26:57I was talking about Grace and whatever nobody she had those kids with.
27:01That nobody was me.
27:02That's impossible.
27:03You're Ethan Sterling.
27:04She runs a little produce stop.
27:05You look down on her for running this stamp.
27:06My son works right beside her.
27:08Choose your next words carefully.
27:09I didn't know she had anything to do with you.
27:10No, you didn't.
27:11And Grace does run a produce stop.
27:13Thank you for understanding.
27:14I'll get out of your way.
27:15Not so fast.
27:17What else do you need?
27:18You've been coming to her stand for weeks.
27:19You must really love her products.
27:21Honestly, I'm not that interested in produce.
27:23Then why did you keep coming back?
27:24It was never about the produce, was it?
27:26No, I love it.
27:27I came here to shop.
27:27That's all.
27:28Good.
27:29Then you won't mind buying everything you destroyed.
27:32On it.
27:36Mr. Sterling, please!
27:37Is he actually standing up for me?
27:41Mr. Sterling, please.
27:42I apologized.
27:44I paid for the damage.
27:45It'll never happen again.
27:46You seemed very confident a few minutes ago.
27:48What changed?
27:49I lost my temper.
27:50Mrs. Reed and I had a misunderstanding.
27:52That's all.
27:53It wasn't a misunderstanding.
27:54And the footage will make that very clear.
27:56Ryan, make sure the full incident report is preserved.
27:59Understood.
28:00If Mrs. Wilson requests a copy, cooperate with market counsel and give her whatever the
28:04law allows.
28:05And if she wants independent divorce counsel, arrange it.
28:07No.
28:08Please don't involve my wife.
28:09If she leaves me, I'll lose everything.
28:11Then perhaps you should have thought about your wife before propositing another woman in
28:14public.
28:15Mr. Wilson, this way.
28:18Don't misunderstand.
28:20I didn't step in because I thought you needed rescuing.
28:23He harassed you and insulted my children.
28:25I wasn't going to let that stand.
28:28Is that why you came?
28:29To keep fighting me over Noah?
28:31No.
28:32This isn't only about Noah anymore.
28:35It's about Noah, Lucas, Oliver, and Lily.
28:39All four children.
28:40You know about them?
28:43You were never going to tell me.
28:44How many times have people treated you or them like that because they thought no one
28:48would stand beside you?
28:53Did you plan to hide all four children from me forever?
28:58Ryan.
29:06The total package is $75 million.
29:10$60 million goes into an irrelevable trust for the four children.
29:14Education, healthcare, housing, and long-term security.
29:17The remaining $15 million is for you.
29:20Reach a growth of support.
29:21The education you gave up.
29:23Five years of raising them without help.
29:28I don't want your money.
29:30Then we do this through the court.
29:33I'll petition to establish paternity and request a new parenting plan for all four children.
29:37I have the resources to see the case through no matter how long it takes.
29:41But if you reject every attempt to negotiate, the court, not either of us, will decide what happens next.
29:49If they live with you, will I still get to see them?
29:54What?
29:55If the court approves a plan where they live primarily with you, when they miss me, will you bring them
30:01to see me?
30:02Will you let me stay in their lives?
30:05Are you saying you'd agree to them living primarily with me?
30:09If I'm guaranteed meaningful time with them, then I'll consider it.
30:14I won't use their connection to Sterling Group for attention or money.
30:18I won't interfere with their school or their public lives.
30:21I just need to know I won't lose them completely.
30:23Why are you changing your mind?
30:26Because some of what you said was right.
30:29There's nothing shameful about this business.
30:32But the children shouldn't have to carry it for me.
30:36No one already thinks supporting the family is his job.
30:38I never said you were incapable.
30:40You built this business and raised four children on your own.
30:43This isn't only about money.
30:44Lily wants to know her father.
30:46And I've spent five years making that decision for all of them because I was afraid.
30:50Maybe they deserve the chance to know you and to decide what kind of relationship they want.
30:55Even if living with me changes everything.
31:01Even if one day, they stop calling you mommy.
31:13If they're safe and happy, then I'll survive it.
31:18Even if I never hear them call me mommy again.
31:23Take my $15 million out of the proposal.
31:25Put it toward the children instead.
31:27The children's trusts are already fully funded.
31:29This portion is yours.
31:30It doesn't come out of anything they'll receive.
31:32I don't need a payout.
31:34I built this business once.
31:35I can keep supporting myself.
31:37Especially if it's only me.
31:41You brought the proposed parenting agreement, didn't you?
31:43Give it to me.
31:43I'll sign.
31:45Ms. Reed, this is the proposed stipulation.
31:48It still requires attorney review and court approval.
31:50He told me to bring the paperwork.
31:52Why does this suddenly feel like my fault?
31:59You're not going to read it?
32:00Or have your own attorney review it first?
32:02I don't need to read every page.
32:04If you truly love them and put their needs first,
32:07I can live with the rest.
32:09Grace, the agreement doesn't...
32:10Please don't make this harder.
32:11Let me sign before I lose the nerve.
32:16My babies, you finally get the chance to know your daddy.
32:20You won't have to carry mommy's burdens anymore.
32:22Mommy!
32:23Mommy!
32:26Slow down, sweethearts.
32:31What are you doing here?
32:33How did you even know where I was?
32:37Noah!
32:39Lucas, Oliver, Lily.
32:44I'm your...
32:46Mommy, don't sign that!
32:49Lucas, Oliver, get rid of it.
32:54Noah!
32:56What are you doing?
32:57You can't just tear up legal documents.
32:59I'm not moving out, Mommy.
33:01I'm staying with you.
33:03Me too.
33:04I'm not leaving Mommy.
33:05You can't give us away, Mommy.
33:07We didn't do anything wrong.
33:10No.
33:11Never.
33:12I would never give any of you away.
33:16Ethan is your biological father.
33:18I thought living with him might give you opportunities I can't.
33:21I thought I was doing what was best for you.
33:24That wouldn't be home.
33:25Home is wherever you are.
33:27We don't need a mansion.
33:28We need Mommy.
33:30No one gets to split up our family!
33:34Lily, you told me you wanted a daddy.
33:36Isn't that still what you want?
33:39I do want a daddy.
33:45I wanted a daddy because you do everything by yourself.
33:49I thought daddy could help you and take care of you too.
33:52But if having a daddy means losing Mommy,
33:54then I don't want one.
33:56She didn't want to leave her mother.
33:58She just wanted me to help them.
34:03I don't even have kids.
34:05And somehow I'm emotionally devastated.
34:08You think I'm the villain here, don't you?
34:11For trying to separate a mother from her children.
34:15Honestly, yes.
34:16I mean, no sir, not you personally.
34:18The situation, the proposal, parts of it.
34:19Not cruel?
34:20You heard Lily.
34:21What kind of person watches that and says separating them wouldn't hurt?
34:24Then yes, the plan was cruel.
34:26But you're not cruel.
34:27You were aggressively misguided.
34:30I'm not going to tear them away from Grace.
34:32But they're my children too.
34:37I won't disappear from their lives just because they're angry with me.
34:40I'm not giving up on any of you.
34:43If you won't give me a chance voluntarily,
34:45then I'll ask the court to establish a fair parenting plan.
34:48But I will be part of your lives.
34:53He's still trying to use his lawyers to force his way into our family.
34:57That vendor account warning clearly wasn't enough.
35:08I'll protect you, Mommy.
35:15Mommy's asleep.
35:16Is everyone ready?
35:18Yes, sir!
35:19I warned him to stop pressuring Mommy.
35:21Instead, he brought lawyers, money, and a plan that nearly convinced her to give us up.
35:25Now he says he'll use the court to force his way in.
35:27It's time for a lesson he won't ignore.
35:29He saw Mommy crying and still kept talking about legal plans.
35:34He needs to understand that hurting her has consequences.
35:37Mommy was ready to erase herself from our lives because of him.
35:41We can't let him think that was acceptable.
35:44But we're not going to hurt Daddy, right?
35:45No one gets hurt.
35:46We're just making sure he listens.
35:50I'll take over their exposed test server and office display system.
35:53No customer data, no money, no critical systems.
35:56Just every screen in Sterling Group showing exactly what I choose.
35:58I'll send my Sterling risk model to the Analyst Network.
36:02Public filings only.
36:04No fake rumors.
36:05Once the trading algorithms see the risk score, they'll start selling on their own.
36:10Noah, what's my job?
36:12Morale officer.
36:15You keep everyone motivated.
36:17I can do that.
36:20Go, Lucas.
36:23Go, Oliver.
36:26Go, Noah.
36:29Boss.
36:30Victor, upgrade the vendor hold.
36:31Notify every member of the Pacific Northwest Farmer's Market cooperated.
36:34Until further notice, no non-essential produce boxes, gift baskets, or corporate catering
36:38orders for Sterling Group or any executive account tied to the company.
36:43Any changes to the Parentledge petition or the proposed temporary parenting plan?
36:47If everything looks right, outside counsel can file today.
36:51No changes.
36:52I'll send it to counsel.
36:55Hold the filing.
36:56I want to review the temporary schedule again.
36:58You can go.
36:59Of course.
37:03Maybe Ryan was right.
37:05This would feel like punishment to them.
37:07Mr. Sternley, you have a security incident.
37:09Someone breached an exposed development FISM and took control of several internal office
37:12systems.
37:20Is the pig moon hawking?
37:22Why does it say listen to mommy?
37:28Explain something to me.
37:29Why did an internet-facing test environment have any path into our corporate display network?
37:33And how did one attacker find that path before your entire security team did?
37:36The connection should never have existed that you see controls when three separate
37:38configuration errors and under two men at the entry point, then whoever built this
37:41is exceptionally gifted.
37:43You have five minutes to isolate every affected system.
37:45Preserve the evidence.
37:46Bring in our outside incident response firm.
37:48I want a full scope report by the end of the day.
37:51Then we'll decide who ignored the controls that failed.
37:53Yes, sir.
37:57There's another problem.
37:58A bearish risk report is spreading through the institutional analyst networks.
38:01Automated trading models started dumping the stock.
38:03We're down 12% and trading just hit a volatility halt.
38:0612%?
38:12First, someone humiliates our security team without touching a single sensitive record.
38:16Listen to mommy.
38:17Then a perfectly sourced market model appears at exactly the right moment.
38:20This isn't about stealing money or data.
38:22Someone is sending me a message.
38:23That message seems unusually specific.
38:27Time's up.
38:28Mommy will wake up any minute.
38:30Shut everything.
38:31Dad's enough for today.
38:34Access removed.
38:35Displays restored.
38:36Mission accomplished.
38:37The report will keep circulating without me.
38:39If he still doesn't listen, we reassess tomorrow.
38:42Do you think we were too mean to daddy?
38:45What if we made him really sad?
38:48He needed a serious wake-up call.
38:50He nearly convinced mommy that leaving us was the only way to give us a better life.
38:54We didn't hurt anyone.
38:56We made him pay attention.
38:58Exactly.
38:58He has to stop treating family problems like hostile takeovers.
39:01Once he apologizes to mommy and learns how to act like a dad, we can consider.
39:06So we're training daddy?
39:07Basically.
39:13Your mother has a point.
39:14Taking Grace to court before you've even tried to rebuild trust with her isn't a great look.
39:18That's all you've got?
39:19Of course not.
39:20Ethan, the mother of your four children raised them alone for five years.
39:23You don't get to show up with lawyers, money, and a residential schedule,
39:25then act surprised when everyone thinks you're the bad guy.
39:27I don't have much choice.
39:29If Grace and I can't agree on a parenting plan, court may be the only option.
39:31What do you mean no choice?
39:32Have you tried dating Grace?
39:33Maybe even marrying her?
39:35Having children together doesn't mean we should get married.
39:37So what's the problem?
39:37You think you're too good for her?
39:38Your father was broke when he met me.
39:39If I judged him by his bank account, you wouldn't be here.
39:41Why am I catching strays here?
39:42I don't have feelings for...
39:44That's what I thought.
39:45You're exactly like your father.
39:48Stop pretending you don't care.
39:49Go win her over before she moves on for good.
39:52Mr. and Mrs. Sterling, we may need to change tonight's dinner menu.
39:55Why?
39:56Mom specifically asked for the Harborview farm-to-table menu.
39:58The Harborview delivery was canceled.
39:59So were our backup produce box and catering orders.
40:02None of the partner markets will fill a Sterling account.
40:04What?
40:04I found the problem.
40:06Victor Cole got the Harborview vendors and several partner markets to stop filling Sterling
40:09produce and catering orders.
40:10Victor doesn't have that kind of pull.
40:11Who's backing him?
40:12Someone has to be.
40:13But it's a strange attack.
40:15First your systems get hacked, then the stock takes a hit, and now your dinner order disappears.
40:19It's almost childish.
40:20Childish.
40:22Don't bother.
40:23I already know who's behind it.
40:25First the hack, then the stock, and now the vendor hold.
40:28My kids really don't do anything halfway.
40:30You think the kids did all this?
40:32You've met them.
40:33Does that really surprise you?
40:34Not anymore.
40:35But why are they coming after you?
40:36They're protecting their mother and forcing me to back off.
40:38Fine.
40:39If I want a place in their lives, I'll have to deal with Grace too.
40:43Your call has been forwarded to voicemail.
40:47What happened?
40:49Did my five-year-old just block me?
40:53One bad day and he thinks we're done?
40:55Not a chance.
40:57Lucid Alec, keep the pressure on.
41:00Copy that.
41:02If this is about the company, relax.
41:04I've got it under control.
41:05I don't care about the company.
41:07When are you bringing Grace and those four kids over?
41:08I want my daughter-in-law and my grandbabies here.
41:10The kids are mine.
41:11Grace and I are a separate issue.
41:12She's not your daughter-in-law.
41:13She's the mother of your four children.
41:15What exactly are you planning to do?
41:16Walk away and be a deadbeat?
41:17She left me $200 and disappeared.
41:20I'm not the only guilty party here.
41:21Grace gave birth to four children and raised them for five years
41:24without a dollar of help from you.
41:25And you're still upset about the money she left on a nightstand?
41:28She's the only woman I want as my daughter-in-law.
41:30I want Grace and every one of those children at this table.
41:34I'll handle it.
41:34I still have a security incident to deal with.
41:36I'm leaving.
41:36Ethan, you forgot your file.
41:40A parentage petition?
41:42And a temporary parenting plan?
41:45You're preparing to take Grace to court over the children?
41:48She raised them alone for five years
41:49and your first real plan is to send lawyers after her
41:51and you wonder why I called you a deadbeat?
41:53Richard, say something to your son.
41:55He runs a multi-billion dollar company
41:57but apparently he can't handle one family problem
41:58without turning it into a hostile takeover.
42:00What are you guys doing?
42:02Nothing.
42:02We're just watching cartoons with Lily.
42:04Okay, keep watching.
42:06I'm making you guys something special for dinner.
42:09I'll help!
42:09I'll wash the veggies!
42:11Wonder how our deadbeat dad's doing.
42:13Betty's in full panic mode by now.
42:16Sterling Group shares have fallen sharply over the past several sections
42:19cutting roughly 4.5 billion from the company's market value.
42:23Sterling Group?
42:24That's Ethan's company.
42:25Mommy, what's wrong?
42:26Nothing.
42:27Keep watching.
42:28Is he in some kind of trouble?
42:29Mommy was definitely worried about Daddy.
42:32Yeah, she still cares about him.
42:33CEO Ethan Sterling was seen arriving at company headquarters this morning
42:37after several days out of the public eye.
42:39Daddy looks so sad.
42:40All right.
42:41Looks like he got the message.
42:43Let's give him a chance to surrender.
42:46Your call has been forwarded to voicemail.
42:49Noah still has me blocked.
42:50What if he really hates me?
42:51What if none of them ever want to see me again?
42:54The board's risk committee and several senior executives want an emergency briefing.
42:57They want to know why I haven't gone after whoever caused this?
42:59Pretty much.
43:00The stock is down, the company isn't collapsing, and the breach has been contained.
43:03I'm not throwing my children under the bus to calm the market.
43:05Tell them I'll brief the board at the scheduled meeting.
43:06Any executive who can't handle one bad week can resign.
43:08Understood.
43:10Mr. Sterling, someone's here to see you.
43:12I just said I'm not seeing anyone.
43:13It's Noah and the other three kids.
43:14What?
43:19Are those Mr. Sterling's children?
43:22Don't point.
43:23They might lower the stock again.
43:25The four who shut down our display system?
43:33So you finally came.
43:34Skip the small talk.
43:35You've been trying to reach us, so say what you need to say.
43:37Mommy doesn't know we're here.
43:38We have ten minutes before she starts worrying.
43:40The network breach, the short campaign, and the vendor freeze.
43:42You were behind all of it, weren't you?
43:43Nine minutes and 45 seconds.
43:45Then I'll get to the point.
43:47First, I owe all four of you an apology.
43:49I treated your family like a problem I could solve with lawyers and money.
43:52I tried to change where you lived without understanding what losing your daily life with Grace would do to you.
43:57That was wrong.
43:58I'm sorry.
44:01I put the court filing on hold.
44:03I removed every term that asked you to move away from Mommy.
44:05Grace remains your primary residential parent.
44:07Nothing gets filed until I speak with her directly.
44:09We accept the apology.
44:10But Mommy decides whether you're forgiven.
44:13We follow her lead.
44:15What's next?
44:18Second, you're my children.
44:19I want the chance to be your father.
44:21Not by taking you away from Grace.
44:22By earning a place in the family you already have.
44:24And Mommy?
44:25Grace isn't an attachment to a parenting agreement.
44:27She's the woman who raised all four of you.
44:29And she's the woman I want.
44:30What exactly are you saying?
44:33I'm going to pursue your mother properly.
44:36And if Grace chooses me, I intend to ask her to marry me.
44:44Ryan, bring in the proposal.
44:47A $150 million independently manistered marital trust.
44:51Two Seattle waterfront residences that can be titled solely in Ms. Reed's name.
44:55A vehicle of her choosing.
44:57And a fully insured jewelry collection selected according to her preferences.
45:00This is separate from your trusts and child support.
45:03Grace receives it only if she wants it after her own attorney reviews every term.
45:07It is not payment for custody.
45:08And it is not payment for marriage.
45:10It's proof that if she chooses to marry me, she and all four of you will always be protected.
45:16I already said this isn't payment for marriage.
45:18Then stop presenting it before you've even asked her on a real date.
45:20Exactly.
45:21If Mommy only wanted money, she would have taken the $15 million settlement.
45:24Already, she turned it down.
45:25And if she ever needs financial security, we'll make sure she has it.
45:28You're five.
45:29And your stock dropped 12% after one report.
45:33Daddy, you really don't understand Mommy.
45:36Alright, what exactly did I get wrong?
45:37Sir, respectfully, my resume says crisis management.
45:40Not winning over the mother of four child geniuses.
45:42So you have no useful advice.
45:43Not advice I'm willing to give in front of the negotiation committee.
45:46He really doesn't get it.
45:48Lily understands this.
45:49And she still thinks glitter is a food group.
45:52Only the edible glitter.
45:54We don't have time to teach you how to date Mommy.
45:56And we're not asking you to give up everything.
45:58For now, you only have to agree to the rules.
46:01Lily?
46:05Daddy, these are the rules.
46:06Follow them, and Mommy might give you a real chance.
46:10What is this?
46:12Family courtship rules?
46:14You added a marriage disclaimer?
46:19This is extremely one-sided.
46:21You're not finished.
46:22Keep reading.
46:25Why am I the witness?
46:26Because you're always there.
46:28Would anyone care to explain what this agreement is supposed to mean?
46:31That's certainly a lot of money, Mr. Sterling.
46:34Very impressive.
46:36So, do I have your approval?
46:37Unfortunately, none of this is what Mommy needs from you.
46:40What do you mean?
46:41You're trying to solve romance with a financial package.
46:44Mommy isn't a company you can acquire.
46:47If you run a billion-dollar company and still needs this explained...
46:50Seriously, if the DNA test hadn't settled it, I'd be questioning the family connection.
46:54Daddy, Mommy isn't going to marry you just because you give her things.
46:57She has to actually fall in love with you.
46:59Fall in love with me?
46:59I'm offering her all of this.
47:01What more could she want?
47:02Do you think Mommy can be bought?
47:03We're done here.
47:04Forget we ever came.
47:05Let's go.
47:05Wait.
47:05I get it now.
47:06She doesn't want my money.
47:07If I want a chance with her, I have to make her want me.
47:09Not what I can give her.
47:10Right?
47:11I understand the idea, but this pledge is pretty one-sided.
47:13I do all the work.
47:14What do you four do?
47:15We supervise.
47:15If you don't like the terms, don't sign.
47:16No one's making it.
47:18How did all four of you get bossier than the CEO?
47:19You're not really going to say no, are you, Daddy?
47:21Ryan.
47:22Pen.
47:25This is the most one-sided deal I've ever signed.
47:29This is far enough, Mr. Sterling.
47:31We'll get home on our own.
47:32If Mommy sees you with us, she'll start asking questions.
47:35We're on the same team now, right?
47:36Lily already calls me Daddy.
47:38How about the three of you, just once?
47:40Don't get ahead of yourself, Mr. Sterling.
47:42Until Mommy falls for you, you're not our dad.
47:44What do you want to say exactly you haven't even made it to halftime?
47:46Spend less time asking us to call you Dad
47:48and more time figuring out how to win Mommy over.
47:50Let's go.
47:51You can do it, Daddy.
47:52That's my kids.
47:53They stand on principle.
47:55Don't worry.
47:55You'll all be calling me Dad soon enough.
47:58Ryan, has a woman ever fallen for you?
48:00Of course.
48:01Most men have at least one woman who loves them.
48:02I'm no exception.
48:03Really?
48:03How did you win her over?
48:04Win her over?
48:05A mother's supposed to love her son.
48:06I meant someone other than your mother.
48:08Then absolutely not.
48:09I only have time for work.
48:10Dating would kill my productivity.
48:11As reassuring as ever, Ryan.
48:13Thanks.
48:13Have a great day.
48:15Getting tired?
48:16Not at all.
48:17I missed helping you at the booth.
48:18Tell me the second you need a break.
48:21Do you have any Honey Susco Home apples left?
48:23Yes.
48:24How many would you...
48:26You...
48:29Why are you here?
48:29I've changed my mind.
48:30I'm not letting you take my kids away from me.
48:31I know.
48:32Relax.
48:32I'm just here to buy some apples.
48:33Apples?
48:34You run a billion dollar company
48:35and you came here to shop for yourself?
48:36Someone cut off all my Harborview orders.
48:38I haven't had a decent Honeycrusk in days
48:39so I came myself.
48:40Someone cut off your orders?
48:41There are actually people in Seattle
48:42you're afraid to cross?
48:42Apparently.
48:43More than one.
48:44So you're really here to shop?
48:45How many pounds do you want?
48:47All of them.
48:48Every Honeyscop you have.
48:50Consider me your new standing order.
48:52What exactly are you trying to do?
48:54Grace, can I get two pounds of Honeyscops?
48:56Of course.
48:57Sorry.
48:58She sold out.
48:59I bought the entire crate.
49:00All of it?
49:01What are you doing?
49:02Opening a cider company?
49:03People get stranger every day.
49:05Mrs. Dawson, wait!
49:10You, come with me.
49:12Buying every apple at her booth
49:13and driving away a regular customer?
49:15That's his idea of courting Mommy?
49:17We spent half the night working on that.
49:19Support her business, buy out the display,
49:21then deliver one confident line.
49:23Consider me your new standing order.
49:25Pretty romantic, right?
49:27You really are the perfect assistant for him.
49:32What is it?
49:33Something you don't want Noah hearing?
49:34If this is about the parenting plan,
49:36just say it.
49:37Mess with your business?
49:39You just chased off one of my regular customers.
49:41Are you trying to make sure
49:42I can't keep this booth running?
49:44That's what this is about?
49:45I wasn't trying to shut you down.
49:47I was offering to become a standing customer.
49:49Though apparently buying everything
49:50and scaring off your regulars
49:51wasn't my best idea.
49:52You don't believe me?
49:53I believe you can afford it.
49:54I don't believe Ethan Sterling
49:55does anything without a reason.
49:56I'm the father of your children.
49:57Isn't that reason enough?
49:58That's exactly why I'm suspicious.
49:59You already tried to change
50:00where they live once.
50:00If I wanted to fight you in court,
50:01I wouldn't hide it behind a crate of apples.
50:03Then what do you want?
50:04Don't tell me the great
50:05Ethan Sterling's trying to flirt with me.
50:06Yeah, I'm interested in you.
50:08Grace, tell me to stop.
50:14Still think I'm joking?
50:17Still think I'm joking?
50:18You must be pretty desperate
50:21if you're suddenly interested
50:22in a woman who sells produce for a living.
50:24Last time you kissed me,
50:25this time I kissed you were even.
50:28You were my first.
50:29That night five years ago,
50:30there was the first time,
50:31then the second.
50:31Okay, stop counting.
50:33I'm flattered,
50:34but this isn't love.
50:35You're just hung up on your first.
50:36Date a few other women.
50:37You'll get over it.
50:38You want me dating other women?
50:39I'm the father of your children.
50:40You really wouldn't care?
50:41We've barely spent any time together.
50:43As far as I'm concerned,
50:43you're still practically a stranger.
50:45So no, I wouldn't care.
50:46A stranger?
50:46So if we spend more time together,
50:48I won't be a stranger anymore.
50:50Then you might care.
50:51That is not what I said.
50:53Then what are you saying?
50:54Is there someone else?
50:57No, I...
50:58Actually, yes, there is.
51:00I've known him for years.
51:02What?
51:02So please stop coming to my booth.
51:04I don't want him getting the wrong idea.
51:06It's only a little lie.
51:07Maybe now he'll back off.
51:09Then again,
51:10I do have three little men in my life.
51:12Noah, Lucas, and Oliver.
51:14How'd it go?
51:15Make any progress?
51:17Oh, plenty.
51:20Find out who she's talking about.
51:23Mommy, everything okay?
51:25Everything's fine.
51:26I don't think he'll bother us again.
51:28He blew it.
51:29Just like I thought.
51:30Grace,
51:31was someone giving you trouble?
51:32Who was it?
51:33Point him out
51:34and I'll have security
51:34removing from the market.
51:36Thanks, Victor.
51:37It's already handled.
51:38Anything happens at your booth,
51:39you call me.
51:39Don't hesitate.
51:40I will.
51:42Noah, I've got a delivery.
51:43Can you watch the booth?
51:44Got it.
51:45Drive safe, Mommy.
51:50Boss, look.
51:51Isn't that the tomato plant
51:52Mommy gave you?
51:53Of course it is.
51:54Your mom gave it to me.
51:55I'm not letting anything happen to it.
51:56Look at that.
51:56Six new tomatoes already.
51:58I've taken great care of it, right?
52:00Very impressive.
52:01Keep it up.
52:01You should go.
52:02No one will come to buy anything
52:03with you standing here.
52:04Yes, boss.
52:05Okay, I'll go back
52:06and give it a good watering.
52:08Boss praised me.
52:09We're taking this to the next level.
52:14Keep someone on it around the clock.
52:16I don't want a single leaf drooping.
52:18Got it?
52:19Got it, Victor.
52:21Victor.
52:22Victor.
52:27Victor.
52:28Victor.
52:33Mr. Sterling.
52:35Please.
52:37This is the man she cares about?
52:38Seriously?
52:39Mr. Sterling,
52:40the vendor hold was my call.
52:41No one else at the market
52:42had anything to do with it.
52:43If you're angry,
52:44take it up with me.
52:45Don't take too much credit.
52:46You never would have frozen Sterling's orders
52:48without someone backing you.
52:49At least he's loyal.
52:49So you already know
52:51someone asked me to do it?
52:52I ask the questions.
52:53You answer honestly
52:54and the vendor issue is over.
52:56Of course.
52:56Ask me anything.
52:57You and Grace read.
52:59Are you close?
53:00You know Grace too?
53:01I'm asking the questions.
53:02Right.
53:03Yes, Grace and I are very close.
53:06How close?
53:07Really close.
53:08I've seen her almost every day
53:09for the past five years.
53:12And exactly what kind of relationship
53:13do you have?
53:16How do I explain it?
53:17Actually, this should make it clear.
53:26See this plant?
53:28Grace gave it to me.
53:29I didn't ask for it
53:30and I didn't buy it.
53:31She gave it to me herself.
53:35She wouldn't sell me a single apple
53:36but she gave him that plant for free.
53:38Is she seriously planning
53:39to let another man
53:40play father to my kids?
53:42Mr. Sterling,
53:43did I say something wrong?
53:45Nothing.
53:46I just remembered my chef
53:47needs fresh tomatoes tonight.
53:49That's on me.
53:49I'll have the market
53:50send over a few crates right away.
53:52No need.
53:54Those look perfect.
53:55This plant?
53:56Could you choose another one?
53:57Grace gave me this.
53:59I was planning to keep it growing.
54:00And if this is the one I want...
54:03Well...
54:04Victor, it's just a plant.
54:05Don't get yourself fired over it.
54:08Since you've got your heart set on it,
54:10I guess I'll have to give up
54:11something I love.
54:13Something he loves.
54:14Ryan, take it to the kitchen.
54:16Make sure they use
54:16every single tomato.
54:17Yes, sir.
54:20Boss's mom gave me that plant
54:21and now it's getting stripped for dinner.
54:25I just hope boss forgives me.
54:28Wait.
54:29What did you just say?
54:30Boss's mom?
54:32He sees Grace as his boss's mother.
54:35So he's not the man
54:36she was talking about.
54:37Mr. Cole,
54:37the tomato plant is on its way
54:38back to your house.
54:39We made sure it was secured properly.
54:40Thank you.
54:41Now I won't have to beg boss
54:42to forgive me.
54:43Here.
54:44Ethan Sterling just poured me
54:45coffee himself.
54:46That's something I'll be
54:47telling people about.
54:48Grace has been raising four children
54:49and running that booth alone.
54:50Has she ever talked about
54:51dating someone?
54:52Never.
54:52She works,
54:53goes home to her kids,
54:53then gets up and does it all again.
54:55She barely has time to sleep,
54:56let alone date.
54:57Has it really been that hard for her?
54:58Hard doesn't even begin to cover it.
55:00When I met her five years ago,
55:01she was six or seven months pregnant
55:03and working at a wholesale
55:04produce warehouse.
55:05She spent every shift
55:06lifting crates
55:07that grown men complained about,
55:09all because she wanted
55:10enough money to rent a market booth
55:11before the babies were born.
55:13Not long after she rented the booth,
55:15all four babies were born.
55:16She couldn't afford child care,
55:17so she brought them to the market
55:18and looked after them
55:19between customers.
55:20She made deliveries in an old van
55:21with four car seats in the back.
55:23Even when she was sick,
55:24she took medicine and kept working,
55:25because missing one day
55:26meant losing money they needed.
55:27She made deliveries in an old van
55:29with four car seats in the back.
55:31Things got a little easier
55:32when Boss turned three
55:33and started helping at the booth.
55:35But Grace never slowed down.
55:37She once told me she felt guilty
55:39because the kids had to struggle with her.
55:41So she saved every dollar she could,
55:43hoping they'd have an easier life someday.
55:46Stop! You can't go in.
55:48I'm delivering two produce gift boxes
55:49for an event inside.
55:50All vendors have to use the service entrance.
55:52We've got a private VIP event today,
55:53and your name isn't on the guest list.
55:54The order says to deliver them
55:55directly to the event coordinator.
55:56Could you call receiving
55:57and let them know I'm here?
55:58I'm not your delivery assistant.
56:00Take it around back
56:01and figure it out with receiving.
56:03Welcome, Ms. Parker.
56:05What's with all the produce boxes?
56:06This is a hotel, not a farmer's market.
56:08Sorry, Ms. Parker.
56:09I'll get the vendor away from the entrance.
56:11You heard me.
56:12Use the service entrance.
56:13Wait.
56:14Grace Reed?
56:15Is that really you?
56:17Chloe Parker.
56:18She's the one who drugged me five years ago.
56:21I almost didn't recognize you.
56:23So you sell produce now?
56:24I run a produce and preservations business.
56:26Wow.
56:26I never imagined your life
56:27would turn out like this.
56:28You were the girl everyone knew in college.
56:30Half the guys on campus had a crush on you.
56:32They'd be shocked to see you
56:33making market deliveries now.
56:35What they think of me is none of my business.
56:38How can you say that?
56:39People have been asking me about you for years.
56:42Why did you suddenly drop out during sophomore year?
56:44You disappeared without telling anyone,
56:46not even me.
56:48We were best friends.
56:52You really don't know why I left?
56:54My best friend?
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