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00:00You destroyed our family and you don't even care!
00:03Michael's in a sea of debt.
00:04My client leaving the family home is just not possible.
00:07Well he should have thought about that before he cheated on me then filed for bloody divorce!
00:11I still don't think this is a good idea.
00:13Is that why he just let me serenade you for two hours?
00:16Even his old fiance has dumped him after he tried to scam her.
00:21Do I know it?
00:24Look, I'm...
00:32And where did they get that headshot?
00:35Well, just by the hair, say, 1983?
00:38Come on, you'll love tomorrow night.
00:41Exit off the market.
00:42Thank God.
00:44Haven't heard from either of you since you left.
00:47How was Dubai?
00:48Pretty tough, but we got the agreement we wanted.
00:51Made me down to Neil here.
00:53Um, Ginny, you already know Neil, and this is my dad.
00:56Neil.
00:57Good to see you again.
00:58Pleasure, Mr. Kushner.
00:59How'd you do?
01:00She was kind enough to keep this off the market while you were away.
01:03Yes, we have the contracts all ready to go.
01:06Some gear.
01:09You can see all the way to Werneth Lowe.
01:12You know, it's actually one of the most sought-after new builds.
01:15All the other floors snapped up before completion.
01:21Well?
01:25Our clients trust us because we can be at their level.
01:27Well, here they'll trust us because we can afford to be at this level.
01:32We're not leaving behind what you built, Dad.
01:35We're just moving in a new direction.
01:37I've managed to secure a six-week lead-in time today with the client.
01:41Is that going to be enough time for you to complete the fit-out?
01:43Sorry, from today?
01:44After we sign, that is.
01:48We have another appointment.
01:50Thank you and we'll be in touch.
01:53Pleasure to meet you.
01:55Nice seeing you.
01:56Yeah, you too.
02:04Where does that leave us?
02:17I can see you.
02:21I see you.
02:27Bye.
02:31Bye.
02:39I had to apologise to Ginny.
02:44I can't believe it.
02:46What?
02:47Why are you hung me out like that?
02:49Well, it's a huge decision with huge implications.
02:51It's not unusual to take a beat to weigh things up.
02:54Just seeing it didn't convince you either, then.
02:56Ari, I've not slept in 48 hours.
02:58I'm really not in the mood for a fight.
03:04The phone didn't work in Dubai, then.
03:07I was busy.
03:09The client wanted to show us the sights.
03:12It didn't come out right.
03:14What I said about us running the phone.
03:18And the note?
03:19Just an over-eager client with a crush.
03:22Who?
03:23Does it matter?
03:24Actually, yeah, it does.
03:28Dylan Patel.
03:30That's slimy the...
03:31It's nothing, it doesn't matter.
03:35I just...
03:37I just didn't know what to think.
03:43Dylan.
03:48It's Mum.
03:50She says Pundit Jagesh is waiting.
03:51How do we really have to do this?
03:53Well, our parents did it,
03:55and their parents before them,
03:56and their parents before them,
03:58so yeah, I think so.
03:59Plus Mum would kill me if we bail, so...
04:02Yeah, good point.
04:14I thought today was your first day back at work.
04:16Yeah, it is.
04:19Well, is that what you're wearing?
04:22Why?
04:22What's wrong with it?
04:28Did you speak to your dad last night?
04:36You two will be late for your own wedding at this rate.
04:39Punditji's a very busy man.
04:40Chalo, chalo, chalo.
04:41Sorry, sorry, Punditji, please continue.
04:43It's okay.
04:43Sorry.
04:44I'm sorry.
04:47As you know, there are eight aspects to compatibility
04:49in that we assess the Kundalini matching.
04:53That's mental, family, sexual, temperament,
04:57dominance, health, growth, progeny.
05:03And, um, how do we do?
05:06Very good.
05:07No reason for concern.
05:10Punditji, what was our actual score?
05:1520.
05:1620 out of...
05:1936.
05:22That's like a C.
05:23Don't worry.
05:24Any score above 18 plus
05:26is absolutely adequate for marriage.
05:30A husband and wife
05:31are meant to be complimenting each other, yeah?
05:33T, it's fine.
05:34Tell them, Dad.
05:36It's fine.
05:38What did you and Mom get?
05:39Well, I mean...
05:4234.
05:45But, you know the...
05:46I just don't know.
05:46Can we chat about guest numbers again?
05:48Well, I thought we were at capacity.
05:51Capacity?
05:52Capacity's a concept.
05:54Okay.
05:55I really thought we scored higher.
05:57It's fine.
05:58I saw that as...
05:59You see, Mars is in your fourth house, Aria.
06:03And Mars is a disruptor, a tempter.
06:06It can bring extreme challenges.
06:09Neil?
06:10Yeah.
06:10One sec, listen.
06:12Sorry.
06:12Right back, sorry.
06:15How do you think about adding...
06:20You're a tornado, yes?
06:22Yeah.
06:23Always moving.
06:25And him...
06:26His feet will always be on the ground.
06:31It's about meeting halfway.
06:34Same with our parents.
06:37You know, we carry their honor with us.
06:41But ultimately, we must be able to live with the consequences of our own choices.
06:48Because when they're gone...
06:51That's all we're left with.
06:59I thought about standing outside your window with a boombox, but didn't know where you live.
07:03Oh, come on, tell me you've seen Say Anything.
07:05It's a classic.
07:06What do you want?
07:07You're not going to reply to my messages, have you?
07:10Look, if this is about the Sean Anderson thing, what's the big deal?
07:13People deserve to know what he's like.
07:15Listen, if my family found out it came from me...
07:17Well, you're overreacting.
07:18I just told the truth.
07:19It's not your truth to tell.
07:21Okay, well, it was going to come out anyway.
07:26Let me just take you out for dinner.
07:28We'll talk about it.
07:30I've already done enough.
07:31Oh, come on, Cam.
07:34Leave me alone, Jock.
07:44Aria, it's Ginny.
07:45Look, I'm sorry, but I need the signed contract today.
08:03Amanda Redford is here, hoping to have a quick word.
08:05Did she say why?
08:06No.
08:06Wait, did you have any luck finding out who leaked the details of Anderson's breakup to our shock?
08:12No.
08:14Did Nisha calm down?
08:15Eventually.
08:18Maybe just let the juniors know that confidentiality's key?
08:22Of course.
08:26How was the, uh, the reading?
08:28Oh, just great bye.
08:31Neil was not impressed.
08:32How come I've never seen my bath chart?
08:34Well, maybe mum and dad just couldn't be bombed.
08:37For God's sake, I'm literally an afterthought in every sense of the word.
08:43It's not even funny.
08:48Amanda?
08:49Oh, no, please don't get it.
08:51I feel like a whale.
08:54You should see me trying to tie me laces.
08:56How are you feeling?
08:57Pretty crap, actually.
09:00But I'm not complaining.
09:01You know, just seven rounds of IVF and still thanking my lucky stars.
09:06Sorry for popping in unannounced.
09:08Just wanted to let you know that Nick's mum will be joining us later.
09:11How's his recovery going?
09:14His body is healing.
09:16PTSD is another story.
09:18He's struggling to accept that he can no longer work.
09:20What with the crippling anxiety and insomnia.
09:24Natalie is covering the medical bills, which is for the best.
09:26Seeing as the army seemed to have forgotten completely about him.
09:30That's great.
09:30You've got some support.
09:32Yeah, yeah.
09:34You know, yes, I know.
09:36She can be a little domineering.
09:38She always was, but since he got hurt, it's gotten worse.
09:43I get it, but with the baby almost here, we need to set some boundaries.
09:47That's actually why I'm here.
09:49I wanted to get you across a copy of our wishes for the trust, just in advance.
09:55It can be hard to get a word in with Natalie.
09:57I'll draft something up before they even arrive.
10:07Is Maya in yet?
10:08Nope, haven't seen yet.
10:18Where the hell are you?
10:22You know, we got rid of our work by the canal policy.
10:28I remember when mum used to bring us here to feed the swans.
10:31I used to love watching them, with their little babies, swimming along in a line behind them.
10:38And then you'd come back a month later and all the babies would be gone.
10:43I actually thought of that when I left work.
10:46I was so sure I was doing the right thing.
10:50I never thought I'd be slinking back with my tail between my legs.
10:55Everyone knows I've been cheated on.
10:57It's humiliating.
10:58For Michael, maybe.
11:03You're a brilliant wife.
11:04And you are an amazing mum.
11:07But before all that, you were a hot shit lawyer.
11:10And your clients will benefit, because who better to navigate a divorce than someone who's going through it themselves?
11:15Maybe.
11:19Stand up.
11:20Hold your head high.
11:22And walk into that firm that your parents built.
11:28Is that my jacket?
11:30I'm so sorry I'm late for work.
11:38Did we have an appointment?
11:40No.
11:43Actually, I just wanted to give you a bit of a heads up.
11:45I'm usually highly suspicious when offered help from across enemy lines.
11:49Look, if I'd known we were enemies, I'd have sharpened my sword.
11:51Right.
11:53Oh, God.
11:54What now?
11:55You go wait in my office.
11:56I'll see what she wants.
12:01You have a habit of turning up unexpectedly?
12:03I come in peace.
12:04We were just discussing how Charvi and Danny haven't spoken to their dad in days now.
12:08Michael's been completely shut out, and he's suffering.
12:10It's not uncommon for children to harbor feelings of anger towards a parent responsible for the breakdown of the relationship,
12:16nor is it Maya's fault.
12:17True, but we both know a court might not see it that way.
12:20That sounds like a threat.
12:21If I was threatening you, you would know it.
12:24You know I'm right.
12:26Healthy, continued contact with both parents is vital in the welfare of the children.
12:34We'll get back to you.
12:40Hey, you don't have to worry.
12:42I've got this.
12:44Of course.
12:49It's so good to have you back.
12:50We need a little bit of Zen energy around here.
12:52Now, listen, I'm really sorry, but I've had to put you in with a paralegal.
12:55It's only temporary, though, you know, until I get yourself somewhere more suitable.
12:58Sit yourself down.
12:59I'm going to make a nice coffee.
13:00And listen, it is really good to have you back.
13:28I'm just going to park myself here.
13:31I felt like such a nanny with the kids out there.
13:35I'll just put this over here.
13:37Oh, look at you two sharing.
13:40Playing so nicely.
13:42Almost like when you were kids, except with less hair pulling.
13:44We're not sharing.
13:45This is temporary.
13:46Oh, tetchy.
13:47Amanda and Nick Redford are here, so...
13:49Oh, can I sit in on that?
13:50Be a good way to test the waters.
13:52Sure.
13:53I thought I was in on this one.
13:54Next time.
13:55Promise.
13:58I've drawn up a list of Amanda's wishes.
14:01Can you take a look?
14:02Your mother-in-law may push back on this.
14:06It's fine.
14:07Nick and Amanda just want to be prepared.
14:09Maya?
14:11You ready to get back on that horse?
14:13Yeah.
14:14Yeah.
14:15Okay.
14:17Go on.
14:17You greet them.
14:18Okay.
14:21The boardroom's this way.
14:23Until then, Tuesday.
14:25It's good.
14:25They can make that work.
14:27Or any time next week.
14:33One moment.
14:34Can I help you?
14:36Natalie Redford.
14:37Sorry.
14:38Your appointment's actually with me this morning.
14:40Aria Kishan.
14:41Oh.
14:42My son would really prefer a male perspective.
14:44Is that possible?
14:46I assure you my advice is comprehensive.
14:48This way, please.
14:51When are you due?
14:52Four weeks.
14:53People keep telling us to sleep while we can.
14:55Good to see you again, Nick.
14:57Hey.
14:58Don't mind them.
14:59You'll be so in love you won't even realise how exhausted you are.
15:03Do you want to see the scan?
15:04Yeah.
15:07Oh, look.
15:08So lovely.
15:10Can we get this started, please?
15:12Nick will need to rest.
15:16I've had a chance to draw up your initial list of terms for the trust.
15:21When were these agreed upon?
15:22They haven't been.
15:24Just a draft of Amanda and Nick's wishes to get us started.
15:28I understand that you are contributing to the trust fund.
15:31No.
15:33No, that's not right.
15:36These are my conditions.
15:40We can start from there.
15:44Well, he must attend Blackheath Military School.
15:47Every Redford man has gone to Blackheath for generations.
15:50It's the best education money can buy.
15:53Amanda?
15:55Uh, sorry.
15:56No, Nick and I had agreed that our child would go to a local school and we both have reservations
16:00about them joining the army for obvious reasons.
16:02Nick trusted his father and I to put him on the right path.
16:05Yes, and look where he ended up.
16:07Darling, are you okay?
16:08Stop, please.
16:09Please, just stop.
16:11It's okay, Nick.
16:12Sorry.
16:13Let's give you some privacy.
16:14We'll continue when you're ready.
16:16I'll organise some coffees.
16:27Look, the agreement letter.
16:28Oh, yeah, yeah.
16:29It's all arranged.
16:35Can I have a word?
16:36God, that woman.
16:38Look at the clauses she wants inserted into her grandson's trust.
16:41He's not even born yet.
16:44Well, I've seen worse.
16:47And the cash is hers to gift.
16:49What are the parents saying?
16:50It's complicated.
16:52They're dependent on her financially for medical reasons.
16:58Um, you know, I have actually seen something similar.
17:02Yeah, we managed to be ambiguous in how we phrase things.
17:08And it just gave the parents more scope.
17:10I can go through my records if you want.
17:13That'd be great.
17:14Yeah.
17:14Oh, that's if you have time, um, sorry, with a client earlier?
17:21Oh, Sophia?
17:23No, no, she's just an old friend.
17:27Yeah, she's going through a pretty bad divorce.
17:32Her legal team is shit, so she's asked me to help.
17:36Okay, I should go.
17:42Arya, a word.
17:58So despite my wishes, you went ahead and signed this bloody property deal?
18:02I tried to tell you.
18:03Tell me what?
18:04That we were going to lose it if we didn't act quickly.
18:07I really wanted us to do this together.
18:10Did she even discuss this with you?
18:13Briefly?
18:14Briefly?
18:15Yeah.
18:16Yeah, that's right.
18:17No good ever comes out of acting in haste, and yet you insist on rushing into things.
18:22You're the one that said never wait for an opportunity, that you need to grab it with both hands.
18:25Not at the expense of my house.
18:27But it's our house.
18:30Right?
18:36Sorry to disturb.
18:37Your next meeting has arrived.
18:45We'll continue with this later.
18:57Dad, look, I've trusted you all these years.
19:00Now it's time for you to trust me.
19:02Okay?
19:02I know it's a hard decision for you to make, so maybe let me.
19:06Okay?
19:07And I'll deal with the consequences.
19:09Good or bad.
19:12Who do you think you are?
19:15Taking unilateral decisions that affect the future of a company that I've spent my life building.
19:21I know you want to get your hands on the steering wheel, but until that day happens,
19:25I'm in the driving seat.
19:28Do you understand?
19:32You can go now.
19:47Hey.
19:47That's the first time I've ever lied to your dad.
19:50I didn't ask you to.
19:51No, I know you didn't ask me to, Aria.
19:53You don't get it.
19:54I didn't do it for you, I did it for me.
19:56It's kind of embarrassing otherwise, isn't it?
19:58You making these big decisions about our future on your own.
20:00You would have tried to talk me out of it and I'm sick of being shot down.
20:06You think I shot you down?
20:08Aria, you better come quick.
20:11Nick, it's kicking off in there.
20:24Nick, will you please say something?
20:26He doesn't need to, he agrees with me.
20:28Every boy in the family has attended this school, going back years.
20:31Just because something is tradition doesn't make it right and I'm not having anyone tell
20:36me when I'm going to name my own child.
20:38Clause 5 states that Natalie would like to be consulted on the name the baby has given.
20:42Well, we can't have the poor child walking around with one of those Irish names no one can pronounce.
20:48Nick?
20:49Hey.
20:50Hey.
20:52I know you're struggling, but I need you to say something and I need you to say it soon.
20:58Otherwise, I swear to God, I will get up and I will walk out that door.
21:09These things are important to Mum, so I try to understand.
21:16And what about me?
21:18Lamanda, please.
21:26I'm sorry.
21:29I'm sorry.
21:30I can't.
21:30I can't do this.
21:34Sorry.
21:35I feel like I'm losing my mind here.
21:37Lamanda.
21:51I wish I'd got some tips for this, to be honest.
21:53No, no, no, no, no.
21:54You know this is my hiding place.
21:55Go find your own.
21:56Go easy.
21:56It's been a morning.
21:57God, that woman was a dragon.
22:00I could have smacked Nick for letting her get away with that.
22:03After what he's been through, you can't blame him for wanting to avoid conflict.
22:06Look, I can, if it means letting his marriage go up with flames.
22:09It's not like we have no experience with an overbearing parent.
22:12Well, at least Dad's not racist.
22:15Also, he is usually right.
22:17Annoyingly.
22:18What did you say to him?
22:19He was like a bear with a sore paw down there.
22:21He kicked a printer.
22:23I signed the lease on the new premises.
22:28But that was permission.
22:30He was moving too slowly.
22:31Oh, my God.
22:33I wish I'd seen that.
22:34Did his head do a full 360?
22:36I'm surprised he didn't fire you.
22:38He was young.
22:39Hmm, wow.
22:41What?
22:42Just always thought you were such a kiss-arse.
22:45You got some serious groveling during that speech from tomorrow night.
22:52Oh, my God.
22:52Ari, er...
22:54You haven't written it, have you?
22:56Right, you're screwed.
22:57That's it.
22:57He's just so stubborn.
22:59The move makes sense.
23:02Well, he did buy this place with Mum.
23:07I can't understand why it's hard for him.
23:15What if I said to you, you'd get your own swanky office with floor-to-cee than windows?
23:20I would say...
23:21I'm sold.
23:23Oh, it's charging, sorry.
23:25Hi, love.
23:28Right, and what do I get?
23:30You get to come and celebrate with me.
23:32Let me wrap things up.
23:33I'll take you for a drink tonight.
23:34And will that fill the screaming void of my existence?
23:38Maybe you have two?
23:41I thought we were going for drinks.
23:43We are.
23:43Just one quick stop.
23:45Thought you might like to see your office.
23:47No.
23:49Oh, Ginny.
23:50I know, but...
23:51Aria.
23:52I tried to call the office.
23:53They said you'd already left.
23:54Look, I'm really sorry.
23:56I just wanted to apologise in person.
23:57I promise you, this is not how we normally operate.
24:00Apologise for what?
24:02Hardigan partner stepped in and offered way over the asking price.
24:06The office is gone.
24:08Gone?
24:08No, no, no.
24:09You said you signed the lease.
24:10I did.
24:10But the office wasn't even on the market.
24:12You do realise I can take legal action?
24:14I know.
24:15And you'd be well within your rights.
24:17How'd they even find out about it?
24:19I think...
24:20Someone might have tipped them off.
24:23I'm really sorry.
24:30Great.
24:30It's no drinks, then.
24:33I'm kidding.
24:34I'm kidding.
24:34Come here.
24:50Danny, just finish your breakfast, please.
24:53Oh, my Lord, Maya.
24:55Danny snores like a train.
24:57Is that normal for kids?
24:59The walls were shaking.
25:00You know you snore too, Uncle Gab.
25:02How would you know, Cheeky Monkey?
25:03You were fast asleep.
25:07I didn't tell him, by the way.
25:09Tell me what?
25:10Something you'll be happy to hear.
25:13We lost the premises.
25:16Hardigan and partners took it.
25:18Oh.
25:19These things happen, Beatty.
25:21Maybe take it as a sign that kitchen law is fine where it is for now.
25:26Govindra, you want to ride into work?
25:28Uh, sure.
25:30Hello.
25:31Hello.
25:39You okay?
25:42He doesn't trust that I can do it.
25:44Yes, he does.
25:46Come on, Aria.
25:46You're the one he gloats about.
25:48You're the one he goes to court to watch.
25:50You're the one he sees the spark of himself in.
25:53He always has done.
25:56Give it time.
25:58Right, come on, you two.
25:59We're going to be late.
26:00Hurry up.
26:02Move, move, move.
26:03We're going to be late, late, late.
26:05Bye.
26:06Bye.
26:08Bye.
26:17Aria.
26:19Michael is accusing me of parental alienation.
26:22Should we discuss in your office?
26:23You knew, didn't you?
26:24That's why Zoya was here.
26:25Why didn't you tell me?
26:26I didn't think he'd file a fucking application.
26:27This is nothing more than a strategic manoeuvre.
26:30If he files before the child arrangements have even been discussed in mediation or by solicitors...
26:34It makes him look like the victim here.
26:36If he wants to go to the wall, then let's do it.
26:37I want everything.
26:38I want his guitars, his football shirts, his figurines, Star Wars, Hans...
26:42I want his bloody Hans Solo!
26:44Okay, let's call Zoya.
26:46See if we can stop this from escalating.
26:48We need to think about what we can offer as a conciliatory gesture first.
26:51What about, um...
26:53What about an additional weekday night?
26:55How am I going to do that?
26:56Kidnap the kids and lock them in the house with him?
26:57They don't want to see him!
27:00Zoya Basu is waiting for you in the boardroom.
27:03She didn't even give us time to respond.
27:04You tell her.
27:05I will not be intimidated.
27:07Look, just relax, okay?
27:10We've got this.
27:19If you were going to do this anyway,
27:20then why bother warning us?
27:22My client didn't want to wait.
27:24He's deeply distressed that he hasn't seen his kids since they moved out.
27:29Which is a consequence of his own actions.
27:31I am not in the business of shaming my clients.
27:34Are you?
27:35I can advise, but must be led by his wishes.
27:38We would have just preferred if he'd been willing to explore an alternative way forward.
27:42Mediation or a roundtable.
27:44He felt his concerns were not being taken seriously.
27:47So he decided to escalate matters by issuing court proceedings
27:50and relying on parental alienation with less than a week of no contact.
27:54Let's just all take a beat here.
27:56We're agreed that it's the children who need protecting here,
27:59so we should be working together to find a solution that best serves them.
28:02Right?
28:04Of course.
28:15Are you sure you don't want one if I like you?
28:17It looks really good.
28:21Nick, thanks for meeting me.
28:23Is it possible to speak privately?
28:25Absolutely not.
28:27I'll not have you confusing him with legal jargon.
28:29Oh, please.
28:31He suffers terribly from headaches, just like his father.
28:34And I know what you're sort of like.
28:36We'd be better off with my own personal solicitor.
28:39What do you mean, my sort?
28:41No, it's nothing personal.
28:43It's just I feel more comfortable being represented by someone
28:46who really understands our culture.
28:50May I remind you, Mrs. Redford,
28:53that racist views are not only morally unacceptable
28:55but also unlawful under the Equality Act 2010.
28:58I'm not a racist.
28:59I just prefer working with people who share my corporate service.
29:02Would you please shut the fuck up, Mum?
29:13Please.
29:14Would you just give me some space?
29:17In private.
29:19Please, Mum.
29:37I'm sorry.
29:39I don't share her opinions for what it's worth.
29:42I appreciate that.
29:52You always think I'm so weak.
29:55You don't need your mum for this trust.
29:59Some days I can't get out of bed.
30:04But our son deserves a real father,
30:07one that can provide for him.
30:08And right now I can't do that,
30:10and I don't know if I ever will.
30:11I need to know that Amanda and our baby will be set for life.
30:16If I say no to Mum now, I can't be sure of that.
30:18Would you just please,
30:19will you help me convince Amanda that this is what is best for us?
30:26My advice is to ensure both you and Amanda are happy with the provisions being made.
30:37My role is to advise you,
30:38and
30:40if you don't feel comfortable
30:43taking that advice,
30:44then maybe I'm not the right lawyer for you.
30:53You really think I'm making a mistake?
30:58What is worse?
31:01In my experience,
31:04a child just needs her father to show up.
31:09to believe in them
31:10and
31:11make sure they believe in themselves.
31:15The rest is just icing on the cake.
31:21I'll be in touch.
31:22Okay.
31:32Listen, my dear,
31:34marriage is hard work.
31:37Even your mother and I had our differences.
31:40Some major ones.
31:41This is...
31:43It's more than that.
31:44The truth of it is
31:46that nobody will love Charvi and Danny more than you and Michael.
31:50And
31:50no matter how broken
31:53your marriage
31:54and your relationship is right now,
31:57they need you both.
31:58They are hurting because you are hurting.
32:01And they probably need your permission to love Michael again.
32:06think about it.
32:08Yeah.
32:09Good.
32:10So.
32:17You don't have to thank me.
32:20My turn.
32:22Aria.
32:25She's going through it, Dad.
32:28just go easy on her.
32:31Okay?
32:36Look at me.
32:37I love you.
32:39Mr. Kishan?
32:41How can I help?
32:44Okay.
32:45What if we had a neutral third-party prison
32:48to support and supervise
32:50the children's visits with their dad?
32:51Charvi won't agree to her.
32:53And if she refuses,
32:54Danny will too.
32:55Okay.
32:55Then we have to leave it up to the judge.
33:01What about therapy?
33:03Once a week,
33:04Michael and the kids,
33:05if they agree to it
33:06until relations improve.
33:07Mutually approved therapist?
33:09Of course.
33:13Okay,
33:14I can't promise anything,
33:15but, um,
33:17I'll talk to him.
33:19Great.
33:19We would appreciate that.
33:29Also,
33:32you should know
33:33I'm no longer with helots.
33:35I'm setting out on my own.
33:38Ambitious.
33:39Can't move forward
33:40if you're standing still.
34:10Natalie Redford claims that you
34:13humiliated her
34:13and her army hero son,
34:15then told them
34:16you didn't want to represent them anymore.
34:17That's not true.
34:19I did, however,
34:19call her out on her racial prejudice,
34:21something you taught me to do.
34:23Her duty is to advocate for our clients.
34:25It's not to give them a telling off.
34:26Despite the fact
34:27that that woman undervalued me,
34:29I gave them advice
34:31and perspective
34:31on Natalie's conditions.
34:33Do you have any idea
34:34what it's like
34:35to wake up every day
34:37and wonder if you have the wherewithal
34:38to look after your family,
34:39to feed your kids?
34:40Oh, please.
34:41Yes, she might well be
34:42a racist witch,
34:44but her son
34:44has suffered enough trauma
34:46to last a lifetime.
34:47And then you come in
34:48riding on some sort of
34:49moral high horse
34:50and suggest to him
34:51that he should alienate
34:52the only financial support
34:53he has access to?
34:54and then, what,
34:56destabilize his entire future?
34:58Amanda doesn't want this.
34:59And yet,
35:00she has accepted it.
35:04It's done.
35:05And believe me,
35:06in years to come,
35:07they will thank us.
35:16Dad,
35:20someone tipped off
35:20Hardin and Partners.
35:22Was it you?
35:26Look, I know you love me
35:28and
35:30and I know that you have a
35:33lifelong habit of thinking
35:34you know what's best.
35:36and I know that
35:39if you did do this,
35:42it came from the best
35:43of intentions.
35:46At least from your perspective.
35:50Perspective
35:51means seeing a bigger picture.
35:54Now was not the right time.
36:07You don't do that
36:08to someone you care about.
36:12Let alone your own daughter.
36:18Do you think that
36:19if people knew
36:19that they'd be handing you out
36:20awards like some hero?
36:23No.
36:27I have responsibilities
36:29that you would not understand.
36:31Stop.
36:32I'm done with your patronizing bullshit.
36:34You can leave.
36:36Leave.
36:37Leave.
36:38Leave.
36:54Leave.
36:54Leave.
37:07Leave.
37:08Leave.
37:11Leave.
37:16Leave.
37:16Leave.
37:18Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:19Leave.
37:20Leave.
37:21Leave.
37:43You said that you've been missing me
37:50And I've been stuck in your memory
37:57I'll admit that I've seen you somewhere sailing in my dreams
38:04Another boat I couldn't reach
38:09Ain't it funny how you just dealt your cause
38:15When I waited here and now I'm about to leave
38:26Maybe I'm afraid to see
38:30That I'm stranded on a beach
38:38Oh, it's like I'm moving with the tide
38:42And I'm fighting the sea
38:46And I wonder if I'll ever win
38:50These waves rolling in
38:57These waves rolling in
39:29Oh, I don't understand why I have to do this.
39:31Why can't you do the speech?
39:32Because I'm not feeling up to it.
39:35Hey, it's written. All you have to do is read.
39:37Oh, thank you. I hate performing under this kind of pressure.
39:43How are you doing, Maya?
39:45This dress is too tight and I really wish I had a bra on right now.
39:48Your tits are perfect.
39:49Hey, you look absolute fire, okay?
39:52What if Michael shows up?
39:54Um, if you want me to take him out, just give me the look.
39:59Is that the look? Because I did karate.
40:02When you were six, for like a month.
40:05I was eight. It was for like three months.
40:09Go on.
40:11You got you.
40:15Thanks for that, cheers.
40:16Thanks for that.
40:17Bye. Come on, guys.
40:19Let's have a good day.
40:22And no more bets. Thank you.
40:31Thank you for coming.
40:32Have a good evening.
40:33You too.
40:37Raj Anand, you gave the son a placement last year. You're like the bloody godfather.
40:42More like the bloody grandfather.
40:46I feel like I'm being put out to pasture.
40:50Look, I know it's not my place to say it, but there was a time when you was looking forward
40:54to retirement.
40:55You know, you and Rainer in that beautiful house by the lake.
41:01Maybe it's time that you'd need to think about a different type of future.
41:05You know what, Winder? You're right.
41:07It isn't your place to comment on my life.
41:10You will do well to remember you're an employee, just an employee.
41:14Good to see you.
41:15Good to see you.
41:16Good to see you.
41:18Good to see you.
41:19And no more bets.
41:33I need a top up.
41:34Same.
41:35Come on, then.
41:39How did the reference here play?
41:40I don't know.
41:42Come on.
41:43Are you watching football?
41:44Yeah.
41:45Yeah, it's the derby, so...
41:47Would we do such a thing on such a momentous occasion?
41:50You look amazing, by the way.
41:52Michael's arrived.
41:53Let's run at the bar.
41:58Becca's here.
42:01Michael's here, too.
42:03What?
42:03Are they together?
42:05If they kiss, I'm gonna be sick.
42:08Fuck.
42:09She looks amazing.
42:10You look fucking amazing.
42:12Not like that.
42:13Yeah.
42:13Beautiful.
42:14You look so good.
42:15Thanks.
42:16I cannot believe she still came.
42:17I think I should go home.
42:19How about you and I try our luck at the roulette table?
42:24Come on.
42:26Let's win some money.
42:32Nice dress.
42:35Nice suit.
42:35Thanks.
42:36It's a girl here.
42:37I'm trying to impress.
42:40Stop flirting with me.
42:41Yeah.
42:42Sorry.
42:42It's, um...
42:44Appears to be involuntary, so...
42:47I'm working on it.
42:51It would be amazing if you saw a tequila tonic.
42:54Yes.
42:57Did you just sneak into my father's award ceremony?
42:59I didn't sneak.
43:00I may have said I was your plus one.
43:02No.
43:02What do you want?
43:03Long walks.
43:05Lazy Sundays.
43:06Couple of kids and a Labrador.
43:07Fine.
43:08I'll settle for a golden retriever, but those things shed like crazy.
43:10Please leave before you make a seat.
43:12Hey, look.
43:12I'm sorry.
43:13Alright?
43:14I shouldn't have done the video on your client.
43:15But you have to admit, he deserved it.
43:17You can't make money selling one set of values and do the exact opposite when no one's looking.
43:21You've broken my trust, you compromised my career, and then you come in here uninvited
43:26talking about Labradors and Lazy Sundays.
43:28I don't...
43:29I don't want any of this.
43:31Okay?
43:31It was fun while it lasted.
43:34Just you go back to your world and I'll go back to mine.
43:39This isn't about the video.
43:40I think you're scared.
43:44Scared of what?
43:44For being honest.
43:46About what you really want.
43:48Everything alright?
43:51Yeah.
43:53He was just leaving.
43:55Yeah.
43:58Let me know when you figure your shit out, yeah?
44:02You okay?
44:04Mm-hmm.
44:04Was that who I think it was?
44:06Yeah, he's gone.
44:07I'm trying to make it seem like it was going down.
44:10Uh-oh.
44:11Car crash pending.
44:12What are you even doing here?
44:13I was part of this family for over a decade, Maya.
44:15And your father was the one who gave me my start, so I want to be here to-
44:17Yeah, look how you repaid him.
44:20Parental alienation, Michael.
44:21What were you thinking?
44:22Yeah, alright.
44:22I know.
44:23I'll retract that as soon as contact is restored, but in my defense I-
44:27I miss my kids, Maya, okay?
44:30Well why don't you go and tell your girlfriend how lonely you are?
44:32Because honestly, you're not my problem anymore.
44:41So, how you been otherwise?
44:43Yeah, pretty shit, mate.
44:44Pretty shit.
44:47Hey, mate, how'd you have passed your exams?
44:49I've done this.
44:50Pretty calm.
44:53I-I shouldn't be talking to you.
44:57Sorry.
44:57Yeah, no.
44:58Yeah, fine.
44:59Okay.
45:03Actually, I'm not sorry.
45:04You broke my sister's heart.
45:05Fuck you.
45:11I'm just gonna-
45:12Yeah, you go.
45:12It's fine.
45:19Hey.
45:20Where's Maya?
45:21She just needed a minute.
45:26I'll be right back.
45:27Neil.
45:27Neil.
45:28No, no.
45:28Neil.
45:28No, no.
45:28Don't worry.
45:32Shit.
45:35What's going on?
45:36I know that you left me asking me out.
45:38Neil found it.
45:38Why didn't you get rid of it?
45:40That's not the point.
45:41The point is that I had to give him an explanation, so I said it was from a client.
45:45Well, and that's the guy?
45:46Yeah.
45:48I know.
45:49And I want you to know that I know.
45:51And that respectfully, you need to back off.
45:57Good night.
45:59Good night.
46:00Good night.
46:00Have a good night.
46:01Oh, dear.
46:20My boss insisted I come. I'm not here to cause trouble.
46:24It's a bit late for that, don't you think?
46:25Please, Maya. I want you to know that we didn't plan it. It just sort of happened.
46:33How lovely for you.
46:35And he really is caught up about what he's done to you.
46:38I bet you're not objecting to him crying on your shoulder.
46:40And the children.
46:44Don't you dare mention my kids.
46:47All you are to them is the woman that stole their dad away from them.
46:53Okay.
46:55Yeah, I probably deserve that.
46:58But for the record, Michael was really lonely.
47:02And I think that's why he was struggling to keep his gambling in check the past few months.
47:07He told you about that?
47:09Of course.
47:11I'm just saying, it's not like I walked in and broke something that was perfect.
47:18You don't know anything about my marriage.
47:21So keep your observations to yourself.
47:26And please, just leave me alone.
47:35Give my best to your family.
47:36Thank you, Professor.
47:37Okay.
47:43I don't remember seeing your name on the guest list.
47:47Maybe you need glasses.
47:49Men of your age.
47:51Highside bound to be going.
47:54I was thinking about our discussion.
47:56We should talk.
47:59I'm listening.
48:02This isn't the time or the place.
48:23I'll do it.
48:24Oh, thank God.
48:30I'll do it.
48:33Oh, thank God.
48:51Good evening, everyone.
48:55Thank you for being here tonight to honour my father, Drov Kishan, and to help raise funds for his trust,
49:01which many of you, through your bad luck at the Blackjack
49:04table have so kindly donated to.
49:15My father literally forged his own destiny.
49:19He came to this country as an immigrant with nothing, faced unimaginable obstacles, racism, social exclusion, but nothing was going
49:28to stop him from realising his dream.
49:34Because my dad is also a man who always, always gets what he wants.
49:47That's why I admired him so much as a little girl.
49:51Why I was determined to follow his footsteps.
49:55He never talked about his past in India.
49:57He was always looking to the future.
50:01He made me believe, like him, there was nothing I couldn't achieve if I just wanted it badly enough.
50:14And you know what?
50:16He made reaching for the stars look easy.
50:19But in reality, for us mere mortals, some things just stay out of reach.
50:29No matter how much you want them.
50:36So to dad I say, so many people in this room are in awe of you, but...
50:59You were our hero first.
51:05So please join me in celebrating the one and only Drov Kishan.
51:15What the fuck?
51:18What the fuck?
51:18What the fuck?
51:20What the fuck?
51:30Well, um, thank you, Haria, for your beautiful and generous words.
51:39I am beyond humbled and grateful to be recognized for this unwellness, esteemed constitution.
52:05Everyone is looking for you.
52:10Actually, that's not true. A lot of people have left.
52:13I was trying to see the stars.
52:16Oh, well, that's not going to happen. There's too much light pollution.
52:25Do you believe in fate?
52:28Well, we're lawyers. Rationalists who make determinations based on facts.
52:35Well, that sucked the fun out of the question.
52:46What about Sophia?
52:51You don't think that fate brought her back to you?
52:53Is this a game to you?
52:55What?
52:56This pushed me away and then you pulled me closed because I can't say that I'm loving it.
53:12I'm sorry I gave you the impression that I have feelings for you because I don't.
53:18So you don't feel anything when we're like this?
53:25Or if I do this?
53:29No.
53:33No.
53:33No.
53:33No.
53:34No.
53:34No.
53:34No.
53:34No.
53:47No.
53:50No.
54:01No.
54:01know anything else you know he killed the needleworks deal what tipped up another firm behind my back
54:14you know you could just leave
54:18any firm in this city would would take you on in a heartbeat you wouldn't understand oh well because
54:24you know so much about my life look i love my family but they meddle and they interfere and
54:28there's just no way that i could have them in my life on a daily basis let alone work with
54:32them
54:32every day you're not stuck here you're not you could just walk away from everything that doesn't
54:39feel right you can't just drift through life not caring about who you're hurting along the way
54:43some people take their responsibility seriously so what's your plan you're just going to build
54:48a life of massive resentment you don't know what the we've been through so stay out of it
54:57okay
54:57i still don't understand why we have to see him at all you will in time i hope i hate
55:13him no you don't
55:16not really despite everything you still love him so do i even though he's a complete and utter
55:25you can swear mom if ever there was a time
55:34chavi that's the thing about family
55:38you love them even when you hate them
55:44he's a lying cheating arsehole
55:46chavi you need to show him a little bit of respect how can i respect him after what he did
55:50to you
55:51all you for expecting me to act like none of this happened
56:05hey did uh did aria come back with you uh uh no my and i went for chips
56:14right are these your moms what past tense i promised her i'd look after them
56:26you know you're not supposed to have it all figured out just yet right
56:32you did you were qualified and in a long-term relationship by the time you were my age
56:37yeah yeah but um i'm exceptional aren't i
56:45just ask my mom you can't be holding yourself up to my example
56:50and what about mr showbiz gossip guy you like him
56:58he's not someone who will fit in too well around her does it matter
57:04you gotta try
57:07otherwise you're gonna end up like one of those weird old men you see on the high street with too
57:10many dogs
57:14doesn't sound too bad actually dogs it is then got any other gloves in the pot
57:44it is
57:55okay
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