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00:00La nuit que les Morettis ont été rares,
00:04j'ai trouvé un record dans mon étudiant.
00:07Viola veut ma schedule,
00:09me fait check-in.
00:10Chaque jour.
00:12Elle n'a même pas compte de combien je mange.
00:16Elle est en train.
00:18Les Morettis sont terminés.
00:19Et tu vas-tu toujours garder ça ?
00:23Si elle s'arrête,
00:24je vais m'aider de prendre les papiers.
00:32Donc c'est tout.
00:35Ce que j'ai pensé, c'est l'amour.
00:37Ce que j'ai pensé, c'est l'amour.
00:38J'ai arrêté de demander où il est.
00:39J'ai arrêté de mettre,
00:40j'ai arrêté d'eau,
00:42j'ai arrêté de l'eau.
00:43J'ai même commencé à chercher un appartement.
00:46Luka m'a ouvert la porte.
00:51Et j'ai mis sauvage,
00:53j'ai mis sauvage,
00:54j'ai mis sauvage,
00:55j'ai mis sauvage.
00:56J'ai mis sauvage.
00:58J'ai mis sauvage.
01:00Well...
01:01J'ai mis sauvage,
01:03à suivre.
01:03J'ai mis sauvage.
01:06J'ai mis sauvage.
01:07Ass mez вместе,
01:07j'ai mis sauvage mes chevaux.
01:09Cool.
01:09So...
01:09Titus ennêteté ne peuvent quand même pas?
01:11On a bousias porté.
01:14Sin harness mais rien du pain de neige,
01:18ça我跟你講,
01:19Luca didn't come home until 11.47
01:25His coat was soaked
01:27His hand was scraped raw
01:28There was dark blood on his cuff
01:30Before, if Luca came home late
01:32I'd ask where he'd been, who he'd met
01:34Whose blood was on him
01:35I'd make him lock up his gun, check the magazine
01:38Then shower off the smell of smoke and gunpowder
01:41Tonight, I didn't ask a thing
01:44Viola, aren't you going to ask why I'm two hours late?
01:47You had stuff to do
01:50He stared at me like he didn't know me anymore
01:54Then my phone rang
01:55My father said the edbook's going back 10 years
01:57Every account was frozen
01:58They'd seized our hotels, warehouses, and shipping company
02:05Several of my uncles had already fled the country
02:10He had to disappear, too
02:12Viola, don't come looking for me
02:14From now on, you're Mrs. Bellini
02:16Nothing more
02:18The call ended
02:20I just sat there
02:24Luca came over and set a glass of water beside me
02:28What happened?
02:32Nothing
02:34It was the first time I'd kept something from him
02:37That recording was still in my head
02:39She keeps this up
02:40I'll have my lawyer draw up the divorce papers
02:43My family was finished
02:45If I was no use to him anymore
02:47I could take the hint
02:51The next day, I scrapped every rule I had for Luca
02:55The gun cabinet stayed unlocked
02:57The liquor cabinet was open again
02:59His driver no longer had to report his whereabouts
03:02I even wiped the 1am check-in rule off the kitchen whiteboard
03:06Maria looked stunned
03:08Ma'am
03:10Did you and Mr. Bellini have a fight?
03:13No
03:16Then why get rid of all the rules?
03:21From now on, he can do whatever he wants
03:23I thought Luca would be thrilled
03:26Instead, he came home at 8
03:27Four hours early
03:33He set his glass beside my papers
03:35I just moved them aside
03:37Keep it away from my papers
03:42His eyes lit up
03:45Actually, forget it
03:46It's your house
03:47Do what you want
03:48The light in his eyes vanished
03:50He didn't say a word through dinner
03:53Afterward, he poured himself a full glass of whiskey
03:55I used to take it away
03:57Tonight, all I said was
03:59Just don't overdo it
04:00It's hard on your stomach
04:02He stood there with the glass for a while
04:04Then poured the whole thing down the sink
04:11Tastes awful
04:14I looked at the whiskey he'd been saving for 7 years
04:17I didn't call him on it
04:22Luca started acting strange
04:27He used to keep his phone on silent during meetings
04:31He said persist
04:33Now he was texting me every two hours
04:35Telling me where he was
04:37I never replied
04:52Did you see my text?
04:54I did
04:56Then why didn't you answer?
04:58I thought you hated me checking up on you
05:01Who said I hated it?
05:04Luca
05:06Wouldn't this be easier for both of us?
05:09Being with me is that hard now?
05:11That's not what I meant
05:12Then what did you mean?
05:13Just
05:14Get back to your work
05:17I started packing
05:18I left the jewelry and expensive clothes behind
05:24Three years ago
05:25A hotel group in London
05:26Offered me a director of operations role
05:30I turned it down because Luca hated me
05:32Being away from New York for too long
05:36Now there was no reason to say no
05:40Where are you going?
05:41Business trip
05:46How long?
05:48Not sure
05:51What do you mean not sure?
05:53You used to hate it when I asked questions like that
05:57That was then
05:59That night Luca deliberately stayed out
06:03Midnight
06:041am
06:062am
06:06I never called
06:10At 317 the lock clicked
06:15Luca came in from the cold
06:19Then woke me
06:26Viola
06:26I'm home
06:29Okay
06:31You're not going to ask where I was?
06:33Luca
06:33It's after 3
06:34So?
06:35I'm trying to sleep
06:39The next day
06:40I found out Luca hadn't been working at all
06:45He'd spent the whole night sitting alone at the family club
06:47Checking his phone every 10 minutes
06:51Ma'am
06:52Are you and the boss getting divorced?
06:55Why?
06:55Last night he asked if a wife would normally get mad
06:58When her husband stayed out past 3
07:00What'd you say?
07:01We said yes
07:02And?
07:03That somehow made him even more annoyed
07:07They're going cheap
07:08Now's the time to buy
07:10The Morettis are finished anyway
07:22What finally made up my mind was a family meeting
07:25My father had barely gone into hiding
07:28And the Balonis were already moving to buy
07:34Three Moretti hotels at auction
07:43When did you get here?
07:46Just now
07:49What's wrong?
07:51Just tired
08:00When we married
08:03Everyone said the Balonis and the Morettis were one family now
08:12So much for that
08:17I'd like to proceed with the second interview
08:22I didn't go to the auction
08:23But that afternoon
08:25The news confirmed it
08:30The Balonis had bought a 51% stake in the Moretti hotel group
08:40Here, for you
08:43What is it?
08:44Just look
08:45Tomorrow
08:46Viola, what the hell's been going on with you?
08:49Nothing
08:50You don't ask where I go
08:51You don't care how much I drink
08:52You won't touch my gun or even look at my phone
08:55Isn't this what you've always wanted?
08:57When did I ever say that?
08:59Forget it
09:02Three days later
09:03I saw photos of Luca meeting with Elena
09:05The prosecutor handling the Moretti case
09:08First he bought my family's hotels
09:10Then he met with the woman hunting my father
09:13That was it
09:14I was done
09:16I want to file for divorce
09:18Are you sure?
09:19I'm sure
09:20Does Luca know?
09:21He doesn't need to
09:22Divorcing a Bellini takes more than a signature
09:26That's why I called you
09:37Who were you talking to?
09:40A lawyer
09:43What lawyer?
09:45None of your business
09:47He used to hate it when I asked him these questions
09:51Now he was the one following me around all day
09:55Where were you this morning?
09:57Grabbed a blight with a friend
09:58Then why does the driver say you were on 5th Avenue this afternoon?
10:02Luca, are you checking up on me now?
10:04Yes
10:06Didn't you hate it when I did this to you?
10:09It annoyed me
10:10But I never said you couldn't ask
10:13I couldn't be bothered to argue
10:14I turned to leave
10:16And he grabbed my wrist
10:20Who's that lawyer?
10:21A friend
10:22A man?
10:24Yes
10:26Find another lawyer
10:27Why should I?
10:29I don't like it
10:30Why is that my problem?
10:33The Bellinis held their winter gala on Long Island
10:35Usually I'd check everything for Luca
10:37His drinks, his seat, the security routes
10:40Even his cuff clinks
10:42This time, I did nothing
10:45Ten minutes before the gala
10:47He came to me holding two ties
10:49Which one?
10:51Whichever you want
10:52Black or burgundy?
10:54Either
10:56Then maybe I just won't wear one
10:58Suit yourself
11:02Halfway through the gala
11:03The power went out
11:05Three seconds later
11:06Gunshots rang out in the west corridor
11:08Everyone panicked
11:12I grabbed the radio off the table without thinking
11:19Secure the main hall
11:21Get the elderly and the kids out through the kitchen
11:26Second floor security
11:27Stay where you are
11:28Hold the stairs
11:31Switch to backup power
11:32Lock down every garage door
11:41I was still watching the security feeds when Luca came back with his men
11:44They dealt with the attackers
11:47He stood in the doorway
11:48Watching me for a long time
11:55You're finally taking charge again
11:57Of the family
11:59Of the family
11:59Not you
12:00Not you
12:09Luca, did you lie to me?
12:12No
12:14There's not even any blood
12:16It hurt before
12:17Don't come to me with this again
12:19Why not?
12:20I thought you hated me fussing over everything
12:25Did you hear something that night?
12:30The next day
12:31He called Mateo and three other senior members back to the estate
12:36When I came downstairs
12:38Four of the family's most feared men were standing in a row like schoolboys
12:50Tell her
12:52Ma'am, we just had too much to drink that night
12:55What are you talking about?
12:57Tell her what you said that night
13:00Word for word
13:00We were giving the boss a hard time
13:03Saying he was scared of his wife
13:06He was just trying to look tough
13:08Said if you kept checking up on him, he'd call a lawyer
13:11And then?
13:12Afterward, he told us to keep our mouths shut
13:15If you heard a word of it, whoever talked would get shipped off to guard warehouses in Sicily
13:19Viola, I never actually wanted a divorce
13:21But I did annoy you, didn't I?
13:25He said nothing
13:27And whatever warmth I had left went cold
13:42Got it
13:44That night, I put the divorce papers on his desk
13:48Lucas stared at the first page for a full minute
13:52Then he laughed
13:56Who gave you these?
13:57Gabriel
14:01Who is he?
14:02My lawyer
14:03I'm not agreeing to this
14:06You don't get to decide that on your own
14:08In this family, I do
14:12And that's exactly why I'm leaving
14:17You're really leaving?
14:18Yes
14:21To London?
14:23How did you know?
14:25I know the owner of that hotel group
14:27Listen, Viola
14:28I can change
14:30But I don't wanna manage you anymore
14:34Three days later
14:35Three days later, Luca got drunk
14:36That almost never happened
14:39He knew better than anyone what losing control could cost a man in his world
14:43But at 2am, Metello brought him home
14:46I was going to leave him with Maria
14:52Luca grabbed my wrist and wouldn't let go
14:54Let Maria take care of you
14:56No
14:58Let go
15:01Let go
15:02No
15:03He emptied his pockets onto the bed
15:04His gun
15:06His car keys
15:07His phone
15:09And a sheet of paper with his whole schedule on it
15:12Check
15:13Check what?
15:14He used to check everything
15:15Where I went
15:16Who I saw
15:18How many drinks I had
15:19How many rounds I carried
15:20Go on
15:21Check
15:22Luca, you're drunk
15:23I know exactly what I'm saying
15:25Isn't this what you wanted?
15:27Freedom?
15:32Like I'd said something ridiculous
15:41Freedom
15:41I came home everyday knowing someone would tell me I reeked of smoke
15:44Ask why I was 20 minutes late
15:45Take my drink away
15:46I thought that was home
15:48Now you don't ask me anything
15:50Viola
15:51You don't think of this as home anymore?
15:52I couldn't speak
15:54He stared at me
15:55Finally letting me see how scared he was
16:02Or are you gonna
16:05Find yourself a better trained dog?
16:21His drunken words didn't change my mind
16:23But the next day, Luca started following every rule I'd ever made
16:27Home before 11, hand over his gun at the door, tell me when he drank, get his injuries treated
16:32Even location sharing was back on, the thing he'd hated most
16:36Turns out, Luca was impossible when he had no shame left
16:40What are you doing?
16:42Following the house rules
16:43I got rid of them
16:46I didn't agree to that
16:48I made the rules
16:50Then make them again
16:51You're shameless
16:52What made me waver was a call from my lawyer a week later
16:56He told me the three Moretti hotels had never ended up in the Baloney's name
17:00The auction was only a temporary step
17:03What do you mean?
17:04The assets were transferred into a family trust
17:08Who's the beneficiary?
17:10You
17:12I took the documents and stormed straight into Luca's meeting room
17:24Everyone out
17:26You heard her
17:34Explain
17:36So you found out
17:37Why buy the Morelli hotels and put them in my trust?
17:41Buying them at the court auction was the only way to get those assets out from under the freeze
17:46That explained the hotels
17:48But there was still the photo
17:50Why had Elena, the federal prosecutor on the Moretti case, met with Luca in private?
17:55And your meeting with Elena?
17:57Was that about this too?
18:02That was for your father
18:10The prosecutor was willing to drop my father's two most serious charges
18:15In return, the Morettis had to hand over a ledger proving another family was trafficking weapons
18:20Luca hadn't sold my father out for a truce
18:23He'd been negotiating a way out for him
18:27Why didn't you tell me?
18:29Your father asked me to keep it quiet
18:30You could have at least told me you weren't trying to take over what was left of my family
18:36I thought you'd understand when I gave you the documents
18:38You couldn't just say that?
18:41You used to ask
18:49Clearing up one misunderstanding didn't make divorce papers disappear, at least not to me
18:53Luca clearly disagreed
18:57Where did you put the papers?
18:59In the safe
19:01What's the code?
19:02Not telling you
19:04Are you twelve?
19:05I can print another copy
19:07Already had the printer moved
19:11For the first time
19:12I seriously considered hitting him with a rat 2p and 4
19:16But I had to admit
19:17I didn't want to leave
19:18Nearly as bad as I had a few days ago
19:21London sent the final offer
19:23I didn't accept right away
19:25He asked me to dinner to talk about my decision
19:28We talked for two hours
19:30When I came out
19:31His car was parked across the street
19:46Back home, he tried twice to hang up his jacket
19:48Then gave up and tossed it over a chair
19:50He pretended to read, but kept glancing at the receipt beside my phone
19:54Does he like you?
19:55Maybe
19:56Do you like him?
19:57I don't know
19:59Then I'll win you back
20:01We're still married
20:02Even better
20:03Luca's idea of winning me back was painfully old school
20:06Day 1, he bought me an entire flower shop
20:09I sent it back
20:10Day 2, he bought my favorite Italian restaurant
20:13I made him sell it back
20:14Day 3, he finally got smart
20:16No gifts
20:17He just came home early and made pasta himself
20:23You put too much salt in this
20:25Too much?
20:26Way too much
20:27Way too much
20:28Then show me how it's done
20:31I finally got it
20:32He wasn't trying to learn how to cook
20:34He just wanted me to keep picking on him
20:38Luca, are you trying to get me to yell at you?
20:41Maybe
20:46It was the first time I'd really laughed with him
20:49Since the Morettes fell apart
20:53Six months later, my father came back to the States
20:57Not as a fugitive
20:58His cooperating witness deal was over and he was free
21:01The Morettes would never be what they were
21:03But we'd kept three hotels and two warehouse properties
21:06I owe you for this
21:07No
21:09I owe Viola
21:17My father said the worst thing in a marriage wasn't fighting
21:20It was when both people stopped talking because they thought there was nothing left to say
21:25Then I thought about the past six months
21:27I stopped asking
21:29Luca stopped explaining
21:31We'd almost let our marriage die in silence
21:34So, you still want the divorce?
21:39Having second thoughts?
21:41No
21:42Not asking doesn't mean you don't care
21:45And saying nothing isn't the same as protecting someone
21:50So, I decided to meet Luca halfway
21:58Where are you going tomorrow?
22:02Docs in the morning, family meeting in the afternoon, then in the evening
22:06What time will you be home?
22:08Before 10
22:109.30
22:12Deal
22:12On our fifth anniversary, Luca took me to the top floor of the reopened Moretti Hotel
22:17He'd turned all my old rules for me into a booklet
22:23Rule six
22:24Viola doesn't get to disappear without a word
22:26Who approved that one?
22:28I did
22:29They towed
22:31Then rewrite it
22:33Rule seven
22:34If either of us wants out, we talk first
22:37Anything else?
22:39Not for now
22:39Can we add more later?
22:42Depends how you behave
22:44Okay
22:45I'll try to be the best trained dog you've ever had
22:48When my family fell apart, I thought I'd have nowhere left to go
22:52Eventually, I understood
22:54Home wasn't a house or a last name
22:56It was someone who remembered to come back on time
22:59No matter how dangerous the night got
23:05Inside the envelope was a photo of my father
23:08Outside a Brooklyn restaurant the night before
23:11On the back, one line
23:13A different last name won't erase the Moretta's debts
23:21From now on, no going out alone
23:23Not for a while
23:25You're making the decision for me again?
23:30I'm suggesting you don't go out alone for a while
23:32Tell me why
23:34After the Morettis fell
23:35Three groups fought over the docks and warehouses we'd left behind
23:40Now the assets were back in my name
23:43They weren't going to take that quietly
23:46It didn't take Luca long to narrow it down to the Sorrentines
23:53So they're threatening me?
23:56Not just you, your father too
24:00Viola, let me handle this
24:02And this time, I'll tell you exactly what I'm doing
24:08Fine
24:09But if this is about the Morettos, I'm in it
24:13Viola, it's dangerous
24:17I'm the only Moretti still living openly in New York
24:20I don't get to sit this out
24:23That's exactly what makes you a target
24:26I reminded him that keeping me in the dark
24:29Had nearly cost us our marriage
24:33This time, he didn't shut me out
24:35When things got dangerous
24:40She's calling the shots today
24:42Follow her lead
24:46We'd only just recovered the two warehouses
24:49Everyone thought I'd hold onto them for dear life
24:51But I knew I had to play my cards while they were worth the most
24:56That was how I'd get them to the table
24:59Luca took one look and understood
25:01Tell the Sorrentinos we're ready to talk
25:07Ma'am, we just got those warehouses back
25:09Exactly
25:11That's why they'll come to the table
25:15Just before 10, my father's driver, Antony, disappeared
25:18His car was still in the hotel's underground garage
25:25Ma'am, Antony's missing
25:30Anthony had been with the Morettis for over 20 years
25:34If this was just a warning, there was no reason to go after him
25:37He's not at his place
25:38Worse, we couldn't reach my father either
25:41He promised me last night he'd stay home today
25:48Your father has never exactly been known for following orders
25:52Is this really the time for jokes?
25:54I'm not joking
25:56I'm trying to keep you from grabbing a gun
25:58And going after him yourself
26:05They hadn't been taken by force
26:07If my father had willingly got in that car
26:09Whoever called him was someone he knew
26:12Someone he trusted
26:19Uncle Carlo
26:21Matteo, dig into him
26:30Carlo was my father's cousin
26:32He used to handle the shipping accounts
26:34A week before the federal investigation, he'd suddenly left for Italy
26:38The books that brought down the Morettis had first leaked from the shipping company
26:42And three days before our accounts were frozen, his company had received a payment from the Sorrentino's
26:52What a coincidence
26:55Viola, I'm fine
26:58Little princess, been a long time
27:05Uncle Carlo
27:06You still remember your Uncle Carlo
27:09I'm touched
27:09Skip the reunion
27:11What do you want?
27:13Three hotels
27:14Two warehouses
27:15And the original ledger your father has
27:17Tomorrow night
27:19Eleven
27:19The abandoned theater
27:21You come alone
27:23If I see one Bellini
27:24Your father won't make it back to New York again
27:32That was when I understood what I'd always wanted from our marriage
27:36Neither of us had to spend our whole life protecting the other
27:39When danger came, I just wanted us to stand on the same side
27:43What do you want to do?
27:46I'm going
27:48Okay
27:49Then we plan this together
27:51And we bring your father home
27:58At 1040 the next night
27:59I walked into the abandoned theater alone, as agreed
28:03Luca stayed outside
28:05That was the plan we'd made together
28:07Carlo still had my father
28:09I couldn't risk it
28:14Sign it
28:19All the hotels and warehouses transferred to you?
28:23They're Moretti property anyway
28:24Since when were you the only Moretti?
28:31Now I understood
28:33This wasn't just about the businesses
28:35He was scared of what the ledger proved
28:38His dealings with the Sorrentinis
28:40Hand over the original
28:43You're still scared
28:44My father doesn't have the ledger
28:46Where is it?
28:48I have it
28:50I'd hoped to trade its location for our freedom
28:53But Carlo had never intended to make a fair deal
28:56He wanted hostages he could keep using
28:58Not just information
29:01There was no point negotiating any further
29:05Let them go
29:06And I'll tell you where it is
29:09Viola!
29:09Antony can leave
29:11Your father stays
29:15Then we have nothing to discuss
29:19I could turn my back
29:21Because I knew I wasn't the one afraid of this deal falling apart
29:25You're just like your father
29:27Always thinking you can dictate terms to anyone
29:30Wrong!
29:31I just know you need that ledger more than I do
29:35Hey! Fritz!
29:36Before getting in the car my father had activated the emergency tracker his lawyer had arranged
29:41By the time Carlo tried to run
29:42It was too late
29:45You called the cops?
29:49Wasn't me
29:51It was me
30:06When Luca arrived he didn't look at Carlo or anyone else
30:09He looked straight at me
30:11Only when he saw I was safe did he finally let himself breathe
30:15Are you hurt?
30:17No
30:27What Carlo said as they took him away made one thing clear
30:32This was far from over
30:34You think catching me ends this Viola?
30:37The Sorrentino's were never just after your warehouses
30:40They want the Bellini seat at the port
30:50The Sorrentino's wanted the Bellini's two votes on the New York Port Joint Committee
30:55Those votes would decide freight operations, dock leases, and warehouse permits for years
31:00If the Bellini's lost their seats, the Sorrentino's could take over logistics across the entire South District
31:07The Moretti's were just the first step
31:09Viola, this is an internal Bellini matter
31:12Her two warehouses determine whether we keep our seats at the port
31:15If she doesn't belong at this table, neither do you
31:25He hadn't made my decision for me
31:27He just made sure I had a place to speak
31:31I could handle the rest
31:34The Sorrentino's didn't need a war
31:36They needed the committee to believe the Bellinos had lost control
31:40So I signed new warehouse contracts through the hotel group's legitimate business
31:44Then I had my lawyer separate the two warehouses from the family's old holdings
31:49Everything was legal and transparent
31:51Suddenly they had nothing to use against us
32:02You're better suited to this than I ever was
32:07On voting day, the Bellinis kept their seats
32:11For the first time, the Morettos no longer depended on the dirty business that had kept us alive
32:16I'd thought the family's fall meant losing who I was
32:20Now I understood
32:22A family wasn't its warehouses or the numbers in a ledger
32:26As long as someone was willing to rebuild it, it wasn't gone
32:42Once the crisis passed, we slipped back into our old routine
32:45He checked in
32:46I asked my questions
32:48Committee this morning, docks this afternoon, dinner with Mateo tonight
32:52Did you drink?
32:53One glass
32:54What time?
32:567.40
32:56Who poured it?
32:58Mateo
33:01After everything we'd been through, we made new rules
33:04Neither of us would decide for the other
33:06Neither of us would face everything alone
33:10Rule 8
33:11Rule 8
33:12Neither of us gets to decide the other's life
33:14And call it protection
33:16Rule 9
33:17When there's danger, we don't face it alone
33:20Who approved that one?
33:22Both of us
33:32After the port crisis, the Bellinis decided to put Luca in charge of the family
33:37The position meant power
33:39It also meant he'd be the first target in every conflict
33:44Before that meeting, he hadn't said a word to me
33:47Luca, from today on, you lead the Bellini family
33:52I accept
34:10I understood why he said yes
34:12The Bellinis needed someone who could keep everyone in line
34:15But we just promised not to decide each other's lives
34:18And he'd chosen the most dangerous future possible for both of us
34:22Viola
34:23When were you going to tell me?
34:25After you took over?
34:27Or after someone put a gun to my head?
34:30This wasn't a last minute decision
34:32Then you had even more time to tell me
34:36I can't leave the family in their hands
34:39So you still think a good enough reason lets you decide first, and tell me later
34:51He still came home before 9.30
34:54But for the first time
34:56I knew coming home on time couldn't fix what was wrong between us
35:05Where are you going?
35:06The hotel
35:08For how long?
35:09I don't know
35:11Didn't we agree we wouldn't leave to punish each other?
35:14I'm not punishing you
35:16I just can't keep waiting every night
35:17Wondering if my husband will make it home
35:21I'll fix this
35:22This time, don't try to fix it for me
35:34My first night away
35:35He didn't force his way in or post guards outside my door
35:39He just brought the things I'd forgotten
35:41Then he waited for me to decide whether to let him in
35:51Can I come in?
35:53Five minutes
35:56That's enough
36:02He told me nearly half the Balaji's business was still in a legal grey area
36:06If he stepped down now, whoever took over would drag the whole family into something worse
36:10I understood
36:12That didn't make me any less scared
36:18Every time you say you have no choice, I end up living with the consequences too
36:22I know
36:23No, you don't
36:24You know how to make people fear you
36:27You don't know how to stop your wife being terrified of losing you
36:32Then teach me
36:34I don't want to
36:41Something happened at one of the Baluni's docks that night
36:45I found out later he'd gone straight there from the hotel
36:49This time, he didn't keep it from me
37:07This time, he didn't keep it from me
37:08Viola, I never actually wanted a divorce
37:15He'd promised not to hide things anymore
37:18But as soon as he got hurt, the old habit came back
37:24Tilt the camera down
37:25There's no need
37:27Luca
37:29It's a scrape
37:30You're hiding things again
37:32You're hiding things again
37:32I was gonna tell you after I got it treated
37:34That's still hiding it
37:37He said it was just a scratch
37:38I made him come over anyway
37:41But the wound wasn't what made me angry
37:44It was how his first instinct was still to hide the bad parts
37:48I thought if you saw it, you'd be even less willing to come home
37:52So you decided what I should see
37:54Again
37:57I'm sorry
37:58You're getting quicker at apologizing
38:01I've learned what it can cost me
38:05I asked for 30 days apart
38:07Not a divorce
38:08Not a test
38:10I wanted to know if we'd still choose each other
38:12Without the roles of husband and wife deciding for us
38:1530 days, we live apart
38:17No checking up on each other
38:18And no using family business as an excuse to see me
38:21You're sure?
38:23I'm sure
38:25Okay
38:27On day 7, I learned that not checking up on him was harder than I thought
38:33Especially when, the next morning, every business outlet was asking
38:37If the new Bellini boss was planning to marry the Romano heiress
38:48We'd agreed we needed space
38:50But seeing him close to someone else still got to me
38:53You looked at me a lot tonight
38:55Don't flatter yourself
38:57Then you must have seen me step away from her
38:59Why would I care?
39:01You wouldn't
39:12Sophia wasn't trying to steal my husband
39:15She was the Romano's new head of investments
39:17And Luca wanted her as a partner in his legitimate logistics business
39:21The marriage rumors had been planted by a few Bellini elders
39:24Relax
39:25I'm not interested in your ex-husband
39:28He's not my ex-husband yet
39:30Even better
39:32I'd rather stay out of the crossfire
39:37I wasn't supposed to interfere
39:38But once I heard about the marriage proposal
39:40I couldn't help asking
39:42The elders want you to marry her?
39:45They brought it up
39:47Why didn't you tell me?
39:48You said 30 days
39:50No checking in
39:51No coming to you about family business
39:54So you just weren't going to tell me?
39:57Viola, I'm doing what you asked
39:58I turned them down
40:04Once, a scene like this would have had him digging into three generations of Gabriel's family
40:10That night, he didn't even come over
40:15He was really learning to let go
40:17And when he stopped asking questions
40:20I was the one who couldn't get used to it
40:22You're not going to ask?
40:24Ask what?
40:25Who I had dinner with
40:27What time we finished
40:29You don't like me checking up on you
40:31You told me to learn to let go
40:34I'm learning
40:50The Bellini old guard wouldn't give up
40:52They wanted Luca to secure the Romano votes
40:55With a marriage alliance and keep his position as head of the family
40:58An engagement on paper for three votes
41:01Surely you can see what matters here
41:04I can
41:05Then sign
41:07I mean I know which matters more
41:09Three votes or my wife
41:12I heard him reject the marriage alliance in front of everyone
41:16The jealousy in my chest finally eased
41:20You heard that?
41:21I did
41:22There's no marriage alliance
41:24I know
41:26That's all I get?
41:28What do you want? A reward?
41:29A little praise wouldn't hurt
41:33Once the old guard started losing money and power
41:36Someone was bound to make a move
41:39That night Luca was ambushed at the docks
41:42I didn't hear it from his people
41:45The hospital still had me listed as his emergency contact
41:57I stayed by his side all night
41:59I could pretend all I wanted
42:02I couldn't fool myself into thinking I didn't care
42:06What are you doing here?
42:08I'm your emergency contact, how do you think I got here?
42:11I forgot to change it
42:13Don't you dare
42:13Did I keep you waiting again?
42:16Yes
42:18You always do
42:27I spent the night at the hospital and finally admitted it
42:30I still loved him
42:33But loving him and being able to stay his wife were two different things
42:38I don't want to spend my life wondering
42:41If something happened to you
42:43Every time the phone rings
42:45So you still want a divorce?
42:49Yes
43:00This time he didn't stop me
43:03He didn't decide for me again
43:05What happened to in this family I get the only say
43:09Last time I wouldn't sign because I was afraid you'd leave
43:13And this time?
43:15This time I finally understand
43:20Loving you doesn't give me the right to make you live in fear with me
43:24You wanted your freedom
43:25It's yours
43:37The day the divorce became Fanel, Luca was the one who moved out
43:41I'd imagined leaving that apartment so many times
43:44I never imagined how quiet it would be
43:47When it actually felt empty
43:49The apartment's yours
43:51It belongs to the Bellinis
43:53It did, it's in your name now
43:54I don't want it
43:55Then sell it, it's your decision
44:12At last, I was completely free
44:22After the divorce, he really stepped out of my life
44:25Location sharing was off
44:26The driver stopped reporting to him
44:28My security went back under the Moretto's control
44:31I'd once thought he asked too much
44:33Now he didn't even ask if I'd arrived safely
44:35Has he been busy lately?
44:38The boss said we're not to report anything about you unless you ask us to
44:43I was just asking
44:59I thought I'd feel relieved
45:01But when he gave me a polite nod, like any other friend, it hurt more than his jealousy ever had
45:17We hadn't rooted out everyone in the old guard
45:20Luca happened to be meeting a client at the same restaurant that day
45:23That was how he spotted the danger before my security did
45:29Were you following me?
45:31I had a meeting here
45:32You used to say, you're never going out alone again
45:35I used to be your husband
45:37Now all I can do is ask you to be careful
45:45Luca
45:49But when he really let go, just as I'd asked, I felt the first sting of regret
45:58Didn't you say you'd win me back?
46:00You told me to let go
46:02So you just did?
46:04Viela, I have to learn to listen to you sometime
46:15London offered me a one-year global operations role
46:18I asked Luca if he'd walk away from the baloney's dangerous business for good
46:22Maybe we still had a chance to leave together
46:25Come to London with me
46:28I can't
46:31Why not?
46:33The family still needs me
46:35You nearly died at the docks
46:38That's why I'm changing things, not running away
46:42I made him choose between the family and me
46:46For the first time, he wouldn't give me what I wanted
46:53If you don't walk away, I'm never coming back
46:55If you don't walk away, I'm never coming back
46:58Then don't come back
47:07I'd always thought he was the one who didn't understand love
47:10Only then did I see I'd turned love into another kind of control
47:14I was so afraid of losing him, I wanted to cut every danger out of his life
47:33London needed my answer the next day
47:54Before I left, my father told me what Luca was doing
47:57He hadn't walked away from the baloney's
47:59He was dismantling the most dangerous parts piece by piece
48:03Over the past three months, he'd given up some of their most profitable shady businesses
48:08And made a lot of enemies doing it
48:10He hasn't changed the way you wanted him to
48:12I know
48:13But he is changing
48:16Why didn't he tell me?
48:19So you'd feel you owed him?
48:20That's not who he is anymore
48:25Before I left, he brought back the jewelry box my mother had left me
48:29He'd even quietly had the crack repaired
48:31You forgot this
48:40How did you get in?
48:41I used to live here
48:42My access still works
48:45And now?
48:47Now it's your home
48:59On the drive, he didn't ask when I'd be back
49:02Didn't say London was too far
49:05By the time we reached security, I couldn't hold it in anymore
49:09Is that all you have to say?
49:13Congratulations on getting the job you wanted
49:16Luca, weren't you going to win me back?
49:19Winning you back doesn't mean locking you in New York
49:22So you're just gonna watch me leave?
49:26I want you to stay
49:30But I don't own you
49:44I finally left New York, just as I'd wanted
49:48But the moment the plane lifted off
49:49For the first time, I wished he'd refused to listen
50:04The London job suited me better than I'd expected
50:08In four months, I landed three new projects
50:12For the first time, I had a life that had nothing to do with either family
50:18The only thing I couldn't get used to
50:20Was that Luca hadn't interrupted it once
50:33In the four months after I left, Luca made the hardest break in the balloonies' history
50:39He didn't abandon the family
50:42He turned a position he'd had to defend with a gun
50:45Into a business that could stand in the light
50:49Why did he suddenly go this far?
50:52It wasn't sudden
50:52He's been working on it since the attack at the docks
50:57He never told me
50:58You never asked
51:05I thought leaving New York would help me let go
51:08I thought leaving New York would help me let go
51:08But I still didn't want to miss a single thing about him
51:10Oh, and the Bellini old men have tried to set up two more marriage alliances for him
51:15Why are you telling me this?
51:17Because he's telling me this
51:17Because he turned them both down
51:19Said he'd been married once
51:20He'd already used up his quota
51:35Four months apart
51:37And he'd put exactly the polite distance between us
51:40That I'd asked for
51:43Miss Moretti
51:45It's been a while
51:54Sofia saw my face and decided to tell me everything
51:58Luca had given up two votes within the family
52:00To refuse the marriage alliance
52:03And for cleaning up the old businesses
52:05His own people had nearly forced him out
52:09His biggest problem used to be trying to carry everyone
52:13Now you tell him not to bother you
52:15And he actually trains himself to stay quiet
52:17Who told him to be that obedient?
52:20You did
52:23But standing in front of him
52:25I realized I couldn't bear how completely he'd stuck away
52:29Didn't you say you'd win me back?
52:33I did
52:36Then what have you been doing for the past four months?
52:39Respecting your decision
52:41I asked for respect
52:42Not for you to disappear
52:44You told me to get out of your life completely
52:47Viola, isn't this what you wanted?
52:49I'd come to demand answers
52:51But once I started talking
52:52Even I couldn't tell what I couldn't let go of
52:55I don't want it anymore
52:56Don't want what?
52:57Freedom? The divorce?
52:59Or me keeping my distance?
53:06I finally admitted it
53:08I'd never regretted loving him
53:11I regretted pushing him so far away
53:15Any of it
53:18Viola
53:20I made a mistake
53:32It took me four months to admit what I missed
53:36Not checking up on him
53:37Not the lock turning at 930
53:39Not having someone keep every danger away
53:43I missed Luca
53:45His temper
53:47His stubbornness
53:48Even the way he could never explain a damn thing properly
53:54I want the man who puts his drink in front of me on purpose
53:58Waiting for me to take it
54:00And the man who's scared to death
54:02But still pretends he can carry everything alone
54:06That last part doesn't sound like a compliment
54:09It wasn't
54:16I didn't know until that night that he'd kept his ring on a chain
54:20Against his chest since the divorce
54:23I never took it off
54:26We're divorced
54:27I know
54:29Then why are you still wearing it?
54:34To remind myself how I lost my wife
54:36My turn to ask
54:38Luca
54:39Would you go out with me again?
54:49This time neither of us wanted to guess
54:51Whatever we wanted, we'd say it
54:54I'll go out with you
54:57Is there a condition?
54:59Yes, if you miss me, say it
55:02If you're jealous, say it
55:03If you're scared, say that too
55:06Don't make me guess anymore
55:09Deal
55:10On our first day together of Voice Howe
55:12He was still the man who took being one minute late seriously
55:15It's only one minute
55:17My new boyfriend's late on day one
55:22Give me a chance to make it up to you?
55:25Depends how you behave
55:29The scorched ring was just like our first marriage
55:33It had left its scars
55:36We didn't have to make it look the way it used to
55:39I've had it repaired so many times
55:41The burn marks won't come out
55:44Then stop trying
55:45You don't want it?
55:47Our old marriage is over
55:49Why keep the old ring?
55:52For our second wedding
55:53Neither of us invited anyone who needed convincing
55:56This time, our marriage had nothing to prove to either family
56:02You've thought this through?
56:04I have
56:05And you?
56:08I've been waiting almost a year for you to ask me that
56:11That was the end of the old rules
56:13We decided to write new ones for who we were now
56:16Rule 1
56:17No leaving to test the other's love
56:20Rule 2
56:21No calling silence protection
56:22Rule 3
56:23Neither of us gets to decide the other's life
56:26Rule 4
56:27Talk things through
56:28Rule 5
56:29Home before 9.30
56:31How is that one still in here?
56:32Got a problem with it?
56:33No, I like it
56:35I like it a lot
56:36After that, home before 9.30 was still the rule
56:40The difference was
56:42We finally understood
56:45The rules weren't a leash
56:48They were how we let each other know we were okay
56:53Still checking up on me?
56:55Depends on my mood
56:56Then I'll try to be the best trained dog you've ever have
57:00No
57:02Try learning to be my husband
57:05We both thought holding on tightly enough would make the other stay
57:09Eventually, we learned
57:11Love wasn't one of us keeping watch while the other ran
57:14It wasn't giving up who we were for each other
57:17It was having whole lives of our own
57:19And still choosing to come back to each other
57:22At the end of every day
57:23Guys
57:23Now
57:25Olá