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00:00On my wedding day, my best friend announced in public,
00:03I'm sorry Eleanor, but Alexander and I are having a baby.
00:07I can't marry you.
00:09Alexander threw down the wedding ring and walked out with her,
00:11leaving me alone to endure the mockery of the crowd.
00:14My parents couldn't let it go and drove through the night
00:16to the Blackwood Estate in Greenwich for an explanation.
00:18But on Interstate 95, Semi-Truck trashed their car completely.
00:22Both of them were killed instantly.
00:24My fiancé cheated, my parents died tragically,
00:27and on the day of my wedding, when I hit rock bottom,
00:29Sebastian Nolan, an old family friend,
00:32was the one who helped me survive it.
00:34He helped me with the funeral, stayed by my side through the grief,
00:37and proposed to me at the Central Park boathouse.
00:39I thought I had finally found a new life,
00:41until the eve of my second wedding,
00:43when I overheard him talking to his friend.
00:45Sebastian, you spent $300,000 to hire someone to kill Eleanor's parents?
00:49Why the hell are you marrying her now?
00:51I had no choice.
00:53Victoria offended Eleanor,
00:54and the Henderson family was never going to let her go.
00:57The Hendersons are too powerful.
00:59I had to eliminate Mr. and Mrs. Henderson first,
01:02then keep Eleanor by my side.
01:04It was the only way to keep Victoria safe.
01:06The blood froze in my veins,
01:08and a sharp cramp tore through my stomach.
01:10I rushed out,
01:11hailing a cab straight to Wall Cornell Medical Center.
01:13The operating room door swung open,
01:15and the nurse chased me out with a clipboard.
01:17Miss Henderson, I'm terribly sorry,
01:18but we couldn't save your baby.
01:20The procedure requires a family member to sign before you can leave.
01:23Um, please, where is your family?
01:25Family?
01:26Family?
01:26My parents were crushed by a truck on their way to get justice for me,
01:29and the mastermind behind it all was Sebastian Nolan.
01:32Who was left to sign for me?
01:34I, I have no family left.
01:37The nurse froze.
01:38Her lips moved, but no words came out,
01:40and she silently walked away.
01:41After the surgery,
01:43I sat on the hospital bench,
01:44flattening the crumpled ultrasound scan,
01:46through the image of the gestational sack.
01:48Six weeks.
01:49It was so small,
01:50like a sesame seed.
01:52I suddenly thought,
01:53if it could feel anything,
01:54would it have wanted to be born into this world like this?
01:57Its father was a venomous snake,
01:59and its mother was.
02:00The prey trapped in that
02:01snake-esque grip.
02:03Its choice,
02:04to leave the moment I
02:05uncovered the truth.
02:07Perhaps it was an act of
02:08mercy.
02:09At least my child
02:10would never become another
02:12innocent victim of that man.
02:14The moment I lost the baby,
02:15every tie between me and Sebastian was severed.
02:18I pushed open the hospital doors.
02:20The January wind drove icy snow against my face.
02:23A black Bentley pulled up to the curb.
02:25The window rolled down slowly.
02:27It was Alexander Blackwood.
02:29He pushed the door open,
02:30his eyes immediately dropping to my pale lips.
02:33Why are you at the hospital alone?
02:35Where is Sebastian?
02:37I didn't answer.
02:38I just walked past him.
02:39He grabbed my wrists.
02:41My post-surgery body was already weak.
02:43A dull ache shot through my lower abdomen,
02:45but I clenched my teeth and didn't make a sound.
02:48Let go.
02:49What are you doing at the hospital?
02:51Are you sick?
02:53You're about to get married again
02:54and Sebastian can't even show up when you're sick?
02:57He said it so casually,
02:58as if he still had the right to care about me.
03:00As if he wasn't the one who abandoned me
03:02at St. Patrick's Cathedral a year ago
03:04to run off with Victoria.
03:06Alexander,
03:06you still love meddling in things
03:08that aren't your business.
03:09His expression shifted.
03:11I'm not marrying Sebastian.
03:13He froze for a second,
03:14then pulled a cigarette from his suit pocket,
03:16looking at me with a half smile.
03:18Are you still holding a grudge?
03:20I know you still have feelings for me.
03:23You saw me with Victoria,
03:24so you used Sebastian to make me jealous.
03:27Now you're calling off the wedding?
03:29I closed my eyes,
03:30my nails digging into my palms.
03:32Every word out of his mouth disgusted me.
03:35Your parents' accident was an accident.
03:38The NY State Police already ruled it that way.
03:40You can't take your anger out on Victoria.
03:44Sebastian didn't care you were left at the altar
03:46and lost both your parents.
03:48He was still willing to marry you.
03:50You should be grateful.
03:51I stared at him,
03:52suddenly finding the whole thing hilarious.
03:55Alexander,
03:56what if I told you my parents?
03:57His cigarette paused midair.
03:59Snowflakes landed on his shoulders.
04:00What are you trying to say?
04:02I looked at his face and swallowed my words.
04:05What was the point?
04:06Sebastian covered his tracks too well.
04:08Listen to me, Alexander.
04:10I'm not refusing to marry Sebastian because of you.
04:12It's because,
04:13in my eyes,
04:14both of you
04:16are equally filthy.
04:19Alexander's face darkened.
04:20He grabbed my shoulders so hard I stumbled again.
04:23Explain yourself!
04:25Does Sebastian even know you're at the hospital alone?
04:27Your parents have just passed away
04:30and you're already treating yourself-
04:31I shoved him away violently.
04:34Don't you dare mention my parents!
04:37Who the hell do you think you are, Alexander?
04:39Do you really think my whole life
04:40is supposed to revolve around men like you?
04:42After saying everything
04:43that had been building inside me,
04:45I turned and walked away.
04:47Alexander picked up a call.
04:48It was Victoria.
04:49Alexander,
04:50are you at the hospital yet?
04:52My stomach hurt.
04:53My phone buzzed.
04:54A text from Sebastian.
04:55Darling,
04:56I got back late
04:57from a business dinner last night.
04:58Don't be mad.
04:59Head to the Vera Wong Boutique at 10 a.m.
05:01The driver Jake will pick you up.
05:03I locked my screen
05:03and shoved the phone into my pocket.
05:05The snow was coming down harder now.
05:10My parents' townhouse
05:11was on the Upper East Side.
05:12The keys had been in my bag whole time.
05:15I hadn't touched them since the accident.
05:17I pushed the door open,
05:18hit by a wave of musty air.
05:20The family portrait from a year ago
05:22was still in the living room.
05:23Mom was smiling with her eyes crinkled
05:25and dad had one arm around her shoulder.
05:27Next to it was a photo of me
05:28in my wedding dress.
05:29Taken the day I tried it on at Vera Wong.
05:32My mom had said she wanted to hang it
05:33right above the fireplace.
05:35That very night, she died.
05:37The driver fled the scene
05:38and was never caught.
05:39The New York State Police ruled it an accident.
05:43I didn't cry.
05:44I had cried too much these past few days.
05:46I had no tears left.
05:48I sat on the sofa for a while
05:50and went to the study
05:51and took the documents from the safe.
05:52That afternoon,
05:53I went to Chase Bank
05:54and transferred my mother's entire trust fund
05:56into a newly opened account.
05:58At 3.30 p.m.,
05:59I returned to the Park Avenue penthouse
06:00I shared with Sebastian.
06:02A bouquet of white roses sat by the door.
06:04The card read,
06:05Waiting for you to come home.
06:06I tossed the flowers in the trash
06:08and walked in.
06:09Sebastian was on the living room sofa.
06:11Hearing me,
06:12he stood up and closed the distance
06:13between us in three strides.
06:15Why are you so late?
06:18I sent the driver to the bridal boutique,
06:20but he said he couldn't find you.
06:21He touched my face.
06:23Your hands are freezing.
06:25Where did you go?
06:26I looked up at him.
06:27I had looked at this face for over a decade.
06:29The day my parents died,
06:31he was the first to arrive at the hospital.
06:33Step back.
06:33He handled their funeral.
06:35He blocked the reporters.
06:36He pulled me back from the edge of the rooftop
06:38and threw away all my sleeping pills.
06:40He said,
06:41I will take care of you from now on.
06:43Cliffhanger,
06:43and I was stupid enough to believe him.
06:45I hung my coat on the mahogany coat rack
06:47in the dressing room,
06:48my back to him.
06:49I just needed to pick up a few things.
06:51The smile on his lips faltered for half a second
06:53before returning to normal.
06:55You went alone.
06:57Hey,
06:57ask me to join you next time.
06:59No need.
06:59It was nothing major.
07:01I walked into the open kitchen
07:03and poured a glass of water.
07:04He followed,
07:05wrapping his arms around my waist from behind,
07:07his hands resting on my lower abdomen.
07:09Hmm.
07:10The dress can wait.
07:12I will go with you tomorrow.
07:13Eleanor?
07:15Hey,
07:16what is wrong?
07:17Nothing.
07:18My period started today.
07:20I have some cramps.
07:21He let go and turned around
07:22to get me a heating pad.
07:24Just then,
07:24his phone lit up on the coffee table.
07:26An iMessage popped up.
07:28Sebastian,
07:29have you handled things on Eleanor's ed?
07:31When are you taking the wedding photos?
07:33Remember Nobu 57 with me afterward, okay?
07:35Sebastian walked out of the bedroom,
07:38and his face shifted for a fraction of a second.
07:41He quickly stepped over and locked the screen.
07:43Oh,
07:44Victoria was asking about our wedding.
07:45I asked her to help us choose a florist.
07:47I forced a smile.
07:50She has great taste.
07:51He studied my face.
07:53Good.
07:53I am glad you see it that way.
07:55Victoria
07:56was wrong before,
07:58but she is not a bad person.
08:00You two can still be friends someday.
08:02I placed the glass down heavily
08:04on the cold Carrara Marble Island.
08:06Without a word,
08:07I walked past him
08:08toward the master bedroom.
08:09Uh,
08:10I am going to bed.
08:11I do not feel well.
08:12After shutting the door,
08:13I leaned against the door.
08:15The snow outside reflected through the window,
08:17filling the room with a cold,
08:18white glow.
08:19White light fell across the Amtrak ticket
08:21to LA on my nightstand.
08:22The next day,
08:23Sebastian told me he had a dinner event that evening
08:25and asked me to join him.
08:27Oh,
08:27Alexander will be there too.
08:29He said it while watching my face,
08:30clearly trying to gauge my reaction.
08:32I nodded nonchalantly.
08:34Sure.
08:34Right before we left,
08:36Sebastian handed me a Tiffany necklace,
08:37saying he just bought it.
08:39Here,
08:39put it on.
08:40Looks beautiful on you.
08:41When we pushed open the private dining room doors,
08:43Alexander was already there.
08:45Sitting right next to him was Victoria.
08:47Seeing me,
08:48she stood up and reached out a hand.
08:50Eleanor.
08:52It's been a while.
08:53I looked down at her hand and didn't move.
08:55Eleanor.
08:56I gave her hand the briefest touch
08:58and pulled away.
08:59Alexander sat across from us.
09:00He probably still couldn't figure out
09:02why I told him I wasn't going to marry Sebastian yesterday.
09:05Victoria started ordering wine with the sommelier,
09:07acting like the hostess.
09:08After finishing,
09:09she turned to me enthusiastically.
09:11Eleanor,
09:12you do not drink red wine, right?
09:15So,
09:16I ordered sparkling water for you.
09:18How thoughtful of her.
09:19I gave a slight smirk.
09:21Whatever.
09:22Throughout the dinner,
09:23Victoria kept talking.
09:24She bragged about her new Broadway play
09:26and which director praised her talent.
09:28Sebastian chimed in perfectly on cue,
09:30unable to hide the tenderness in his eyes.
09:32Eleanor.
09:33Hmm.
09:34You do not look very well tonight.
09:36Have you been exhausted lately?
09:38Oh,
09:39would you like me to recommend a doctor?
09:41I saw a famous Upper East Side specialist last time.
09:43She was really good.
09:45Women need to take better care of themselves.
09:47Especially when they are about to get married.
09:50Alexander told me you went to the hospital alone yesterday.
09:53Could you be pregnant?
09:55Trying to surprise Sebastian?
09:58You went to the hospital?
10:00Uh,
10:00my stomach was acting up.
10:02I set my crystal glass down,
10:03the metal base clinking sharply against the marble table.
10:06Victoria chuckled softly,
10:08twirling a strand of hair around her finger.
10:10Oh,
10:10really?
10:10A friend of mine is a resident there.
10:12She said she saw you entering the OB-GUEA clinic.
10:16Eleanor,
10:16come on.
10:17After everything between us,
10:19you are still keeping secrets from me?
10:22Sebastian would be thrilled if he knew.
10:24If my movements interest you that much,
10:27why not become a private investigator?
10:31Acting in musicals truly wastes your talents.
10:34Her eyes quickly filled with tears as she looked at Sebastian for help.
10:38Sebastian frowned and placed his hand over mine.
10:40Victoria means well.
10:41If you are pregnant,
10:43that is wonderful news.
10:44Why did you not tell me?
10:46I told you I am not pregnant.
10:48I pulled my hand back.
10:50I only went in for a checkup,
10:52and the results were not ideal.
10:54Maybe I imagined it,
10:55but I thought I saw a flash of disappointment in Sebastian's eyes.
10:58But he loved Victoria.
11:00He never wanted a child with me anyway,
11:02so why would he be disappointed?
11:03I let out a quiet,
11:05self-mocking laugh.
11:06Well,
11:07if you are not feeling well,
11:09let's head home early after we eat.
11:12On my wedding day,
11:13my best friend announced in public,
11:15I'm sorry,
11:16Eleanor,
11:16but Alexander and I are having a baby.
11:20I can't marry you.
11:21Alexander threw down the wedding ring
11:23and walked out with her,
11:24leaving me alone to endure the mockery of the crowd.
11:26My parents couldn't let it go
11:27and drove through the night
11:28to the Blackwood Estate in Greenwich for an explanation.
11:31But on Interstate 95,
11:32Semi-Truck trashed their car completely.
11:35Both of them were killed instantly.
11:36My fiancé cheated,
11:38my parents died tragically,
11:39and on the day of my wedding,
11:41when I hit rock bottom,
11:42Sebastian Nolan,
11:43an old family friend,
11:44was the one who helped me survive it.
11:46He helped me with the funeral,
11:48stayed by my side through the grief,
11:49and proposed to me at the Central Park Boathouse.
11:51I thought I had finally found a new life
11:53until the eve of my second wedding
11:55when I overheard him talking to his friend.
11:57Sebastian,
11:58you spent $300,000
11:59to hire someone to kill Eleanor's parents?
12:02Why the hell are you marrying her now?
12:04I had no choice.
12:06Victoria offended Eleanor,
12:07and the Henderson family was never going to let her go.
12:10The Hendersons are too powerful.
12:12I had to eliminate Mr. and Mrs. Henderson first,
12:14then keep Eleanor by my side.
12:16It was the only way to keep Victoria safe.
12:19The blood froze in my veins,
12:20and a sharp cramp tore through my stomach.
12:22I rushed out,
12:23hailing a cab straight to Wall Cornell Medical Center.
12:25The operating room door swung open,
12:27and the nurse chased me out with a clipboard.
12:29Miss Henderson,
12:30I'm terribly sorry,
12:31but we couldn't save your baby.
12:32The procedure requires a family member
12:34to sign before you can leave.
12:36Um, please,
12:37where is your family?
12:38Family?
12:39My parents were crushed by a truck
12:40on their way to get justice for me,
12:42and the mastermind behind it all
12:43was Sebastian Nolan.
12:44Who was left to sign for me?
12:47I...
12:48I have no family left.
12:49The nurse froze.
12:50Her lips moved,
12:51but no words came out,
12:53and she silently walked away.
12:54After the surgery,
12:55I sat on the hospital bench,
12:57flattening the crumpled ultrasound scan
12:58through the image of the gestational sack.
13:00Six weeks.
13:01It was so small,
13:03like a sesame seed.
13:04I suddenly thought,
13:05if it could feel anything,
13:07would it have wanted to be born
13:08into this world like this?
13:09Its father was a venomous snake,
13:12and its mother was
13:12the prey trapped in that
13:14snake-esque grip.
13:16Its choice
13:16to leave the moment I
13:18uncovered the truth.
13:19Perhaps it was an act of
13:21mercy.
13:22At least my child
13:23would never become another
13:25innocent victim of that man.
13:26The moment I lost the baby,
13:28every tie between me and Sebastian
13:29was severed.
13:31I pushed open the hospital doors.
13:33The January wind drove icy snow
13:34against my face.
13:35A black Bentley pulled up to the curb.
13:37The window rolled down slowly.
13:39It was Alexander Blackwood.
13:41He pushed the door open,
13:43his eyes immediately
13:44dropping to my pale lips.
13:45Why are you at the hospital alone?
13:48Where is Sebastian?
13:49I didn't answer.
13:50I just walked past him.
13:52He grabbed my wrists.
13:53My post-surgery body
13:55was already weak.
13:56A dull ache shot
13:57through my lower abdomen,
13:58but I clenched my teeth
13:59and didn't make a sound.
14:00Let go.
14:02What are you doing at the hospital?
14:03Are you sick?
14:05You're about to get married again
14:07in Sebastian.
14:07can't even show up when you're sick?
14:10He said it so casually,
14:11as if he still had the right
14:12to care about me,
14:13as if he wasn't the one
14:14who abandoned me
14:15at St. Patrick's Cathedral
14:16a year ago
14:16to run off with Victoria.
14:18Alexander,
14:19you still love meddling
14:20in things that aren't your business.
14:22His expression shifted.
14:24I'm not marrying Sebastian.
14:25He froze for a second,
14:27then pulled a cigarette
14:28from his suit pocket,
14:29looking at me with a half smile.
14:31Are you still holding a grudge?
14:33I know you still have feelings for me.
14:35You saw me with Victoria,
14:37so you used Sebastian
14:38to make me jealous.
14:39Now you're calling off the wedding?
14:41I closed my eyes,
14:42my nails digging into my palms.
14:44Every word out of his mouth
14:45disgusted me.
14:48Your parents' accident
14:49was an accident.
14:50The NY State Police
14:51already ruled it that way.
14:53You can't take your anger
14:54out on Victoria.
14:57Sebastian didn't care
14:58you were left at the altar
14:59and lost both your parents.
15:00He was still willing
15:02to marry you.
15:03You should be grateful.
15:04I stared at him,
15:05suddenly finding
15:06the whole thing hilarious.
15:08Alexander,
15:08what if I told you my parents?
15:10His cigarette paused midair.
15:12Snowflakes landed
15:12on his shoulders.
15:13What are you trying to say?
15:15I looked at his face
15:16and swallowed my words.
15:17What was the point?
15:19Sebastian covered
15:20his tracks too well.
15:21Listen to me,
15:22Alexander.
15:22I'm not refusing
15:23to marry Sebastian
15:24because of you.
15:25It's because,
15:26in my eyes,
15:27both of you
15:29are equally filthy.
15:31Alexander's face darkened.
15:33He grabbed my shoulders
15:34so hard I stumbled again.
15:36Explain yourself!
15:37Does Sebastian even know
15:38you're at the hospital alone?
15:40Your parents have just
15:41passed away
15:42and you're already
15:43treating yourself-
15:44I shoved him away violently.
15:47Don't you dare
15:48mention my parents!
15:49Who the hell
15:50do you think you are,
15:51Alexander?
15:51Do you really think
15:52my whole life
15:53is supposed to revolve
15:54around men like you?
15:55After saying everything
15:56that had been building
15:57inside me,
15:58I turned and walked away.
15:59Alexander picked up a call.
16:01It was Victoria.
16:02Alexander,
16:03are you at the hospital yet?
16:04My stomach hurt.
16:05My phone buzzed.
16:06A text from Sebastian.
16:08Darling,
16:09I got back late
16:09from a business dinner
16:10last night.
16:11Don't be mad.
16:12Head to the Vera Wong
16:13Boutique at 10 a.m.
16:14The driver Jake
16:14will pick you up.
16:15I locked my screen
16:16and shoved the phone
16:17into my pocket.
16:18The snow was coming
16:19down harder now.
16:22My parents' townhouse
16:24was on the Upper East Side.
16:25The keys had been
16:26in my bag whole time.
16:27I hadn't touched them
16:28since the accident.
16:29I pushed the door open,
16:31hit by a wave of musty air.
16:33The family portrait
16:33from a year ago
16:34was still in the living room.
16:36Mom was smiling
16:36with her eyes crinkled
16:37and Dad had one arm
16:38around her shoulder.
16:39Next to it was a photo
16:40of me in my wedding dress.
16:42Take in the day
16:43I tried it on
16:43at Vera Wong.
16:44My mom had said
16:45she wanted to hang it
16:46right above the fireplace.
16:47That very night,
16:48she died.
16:49The driver fled the scene
16:51and was never caught.
16:52The New York State Police
16:53ruled it an accident.
16:55I didn't cry.
16:56I had cried too much
16:58these past few days.
16:59I had no tears left.
17:01I sat on the sofa
17:02for a while,
17:02then went to the study
17:03and took the documents
17:04from the safe.
17:05That afternoon,
17:06I went to Chase Bank
17:07and transferred my mother's
17:08entire trust fund
17:09into a newly opened account.
17:10At 3.30pm,
17:11I returned to the
17:12Park Avenue penthouse
17:13I shared with Sebastian.
17:14A bouquet of white roses
17:15sat by the door.
17:17The card read,
17:17Waiting for you to come home.
17:19I tossed the flowers
17:20in the trash
17:21and walked in.
17:22Sebastian was on
17:22the living room sofa.
17:24Hearing me,
17:24he stood up
17:25and closed the distance
17:26between us
17:26in three strides.
17:27Why are you so late?
17:30I sent the driver
17:31to the bridal boutique
17:33but he said
17:33he couldn't find you.
17:34He touched my face.
17:36Your hands are freezing.
17:37Where did you go?
17:38I looked up at him.
17:39I had looked at this face
17:41for over a decade.
17:42The day my parents died,
17:43he was the first
17:44to arrive at the hospital.
17:46Step back.
17:46He handled their funeral.
17:47He blocked the reporters.
17:49He pulled me back
17:50from the edge of the rooftop
17:51and threw away
17:51all my sleeping pills.
17:52He said,
17:53I will take care of you
17:54from now on.
17:55Cliffhanger,
17:56and I was stupid enough
17:57to believe him.
17:58I hung my coat
17:59on the mahogany coat rack
18:00in the dressing room,
18:01my back to him.
18:02I just needed to pick up
18:03a few things.
18:04The smile on his lips
18:05faltered for half a second
18:06before returning to normal.
18:07You went alone.
18:09Hey, ask me to join you
18:10next time.
18:11No need.
18:12It was nothing major.
18:13I walked into the open kitchen
18:15and poured a glass of water.
18:16He followed,
18:18wrapping his arms
18:18around my waist
18:19from behind,
18:20his hands resting
18:20on my lower abdomen.
18:22Hmm.
18:23The dress can wait.
18:24I will go with you tomorrow.
18:26Eleanor?
18:27Hey, what is wrong?
18:29Nothing.
18:30Uh, my period started today.
18:32I have some cramps.
18:33He let go and turned around
18:35to get me a heating pad.
18:36Just then,
18:37his phone lit up
18:38on the coffee table.
18:39An iMessage popped up.
18:41Sebastian,
18:41have you handled things
18:42on Eleanor's ed?
18:43When are you taking
18:44the wedding photos?
18:45Remember Nobu 57
18:47with me afterward, okay?
18:48Sebastian walked out
18:49of the bedroom
18:51and his face shifted
18:52for a fraction of a second.
18:53He quickly stepped over
18:55and locked the screen.
18:56Oh, Victoria was asking
18:57about our wedding.
18:58I asked her to help us
18:59choose a florist.
19:00I forced a smile.
19:02She has great taste.
19:04He studied my face.
19:05Good.
19:05I am glad you see it that way.
19:09Victoria was wrong before,
19:10but she is not a bad person.
19:12You two can still be friends someday.
19:15I placed the glass down heavily
19:16on the cold Carrara Marble Island.
19:18Without a word,
19:19I walked past him
19:20towards the master bedroom.
19:22Uh, I am going to bed.
19:24I do not feel well.
19:25After shutting the door,
19:26I leaned against the door.
19:27The snow outside
19:28reflected through the window,
19:30filling the room
19:30with a cold, white glow.
19:32White light fell across
19:33the Amtrak ticket
19:33to LA on my nightstand.
19:34The next day,
19:36Sebastian told me
19:36he had a dinner event
19:37that evening
19:38and asked me to join him.
19:39Oh, Alexander will be there too.
19:41He said it while watching my face,
19:43clearly trying to gauge my reaction.
19:45I nodded nonchalantly.
19:46Sure.
19:47Right before we left,
19:48Sebastian handed me
19:49a Tiffany necklace,
19:50saying he just bought it.
19:51Here, put it on.
19:52Looks beautiful on you.
19:54When we pushed open
19:54the private dining room doors,
19:56Alexander was already there.
19:57Sitting right next to him
19:59was Victoria.
20:00Seeing me,
20:01she stood up
20:01and reached out a hand.
20:03Eleanor...
20:05It's been a while.
20:06I looked down at her hand
20:07and didn't move.
20:08Eleanor...
20:09I gave her hand
20:09the briefest touch
20:10and pulled away.
20:11Alexander sat across from us.
20:13He probably still
20:14couldn't figure out
20:14why I told him
20:15I wasn't going to marry
20:16Sebastian yesterday.
20:17Victoria started ordering wine
20:19with the sommelier,
20:20acting like the hostess.
20:21After finishing,
20:22she turned to me enthusiastically.
20:24Eleanor,
20:25you do not drink red wine, right?
20:28So,
20:29I ordered sparkling water for you.
20:31How thoughtful of her.
20:32I gave a slight smirk.
20:34Whatever.
20:34Throughout the dinner,
20:35Victoria kept talking.
20:37She bragged about
20:38her new Broadway play
20:39and which director
20:39praised her talent.
20:41Sebastian chimed in
20:41perfectly on cue,
20:43unable to hide
20:43the tenderness in his eyes.
20:45Eleanor,
20:46hmm,
20:46you do not look
20:47very well tonight.
20:49Have you been
20:49exhausted lately?
20:51Oh,
20:52would you like me
20:52to recommend a doctor?
20:53I saw a famous
20:54Upper East Side specialist
20:55last time.
20:56She was really good.
20:57Women need to take
20:58better care of themselves.
20:59especially when they
21:01are about to get married.
21:02Alexander told me
21:03you went to the hospital
21:04alone yesterday.
21:05Could you be pregnant?
21:07Trying to surprise Sebastian?
21:11You went to the hospital?
21:12Uh,
21:13my stomach was acting up.
21:14I set my crystal glass down,
21:16the metal base
21:17clinking sharply
21:17against the marble table.
21:19Victoria chuckled softly,
21:20twirling a strand of hair
21:21around her finger.
21:22Oh,
21:23really?
21:23A friend of mine
21:24is a resident there.
21:25She said she saw you
21:26entering the OB-GUEA clinic.
21:28Eleanor,
21:29come on.
21:29After everything between us,
21:31you are still keeping
21:32secrets from me?
21:34Sebastian would be thrilled
21:35if he knew.
21:36If my movements
21:37interest you that much,
21:39why not become
21:40a private investigator?
21:43Hmph.
21:44Acting in musicals
21:45truly wastes your talents.
21:47Her eyes quickly
21:48filled with tears
21:48as she looked at
21:49Sebastian for help.
21:50Sebastian frowned
21:51and placed his hand
21:52over mine.
21:53Victoria means well.
21:54If you are pregnant,
21:55that is wonderful news.
21:56Why did you not tell me?
21:58I told you
21:59I am not pregnant.
22:01I pulled my hand back.
22:02I only went in
22:04for a checkup
22:04and the results
22:05were not ideal.
22:06Maybe I imagined it,
22:08but I thought I saw
22:08a flash of disappointment
22:09in Sebastian's eyes.
22:11But he loved Victoria.
22:12He never wanted
22:13a child with me anyway,
22:14so why would he
22:15be disappointed?
22:16I let out a quiet,
22:17self-mocking laugh.
22:19Well,
22:19if you are not
22:20feeling well,
22:21let's head home
22:22early after we eat.
22:24On my wedding day,
22:26my best friend
22:26announced in public,
22:28I'm sorry, Eleanor,
22:29but Alexander and I
22:30are having a baby.
22:32I can't marry you.
22:34Alexander threw down
22:35the wedding ring
22:35and walked out with her,
22:36leaving me alone
22:37to endure the mockery
22:38of the crowd.
22:39My parents couldn't
22:40let it go
22:40and drove through the night
22:41to the Blackwood Estate
22:42in Greenwich
22:42for an explanation.
22:43But on Interstate 95,
22:45Semi-Trek
22:45trashed their car completely.
22:47Both of them
22:48were killed instantly.
22:49My fiancé cheated,
22:50my parents died tragically
22:52and on the day
22:52of my wedding,
22:53when I hit rock bottom,
22:55Sebastian Nolan,
22:55an old family friend,
22:57was the one
22:57who helped me survive it.
22:59He helped me
22:59with the funeral,
23:00stayed by my side
23:01through the grief,
23:02and proposed to me
23:03at the Central Park Boathouse.
23:04I thought I had finally
23:05found a new life
23:06until the eve
23:07of my second wedding
23:07when I overheard him
23:08talking to his friend.
23:10Sebastian,
23:10you spent $300,000
23:11to hire someone
23:12to kill Eleanor's parents?
23:14Why the hell
23:15are you marrying her now?
23:16I had no choice.
23:18Victoria offended Eleanor
23:19and the Henderson family
23:21was never going
23:21to let her go.
23:22The Hendersons
23:23are too powerful.
23:24I had to eliminate
23:25Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
23:26first,
23:27then keep Eleanor
23:28by my side.
23:29It was the only way
23:30to keep Victoria safe.
23:31The blood froze in my veins
23:33and a sharp cramp
23:34tore through my stomach.
23:35I rushed out,
23:36hailing a cab
23:36straight to
23:37Well Cornell Medical Center.
23:38The operating room
23:39door swung open,
23:40a nurse chased me out
23:41with a clipboard.
23:42Miss Henderson,
23:43I'm terribly sorry,
23:43but we couldn't
23:44save your baby.
23:45The procedure requires
23:46a family member
23:47to sign before
23:47you can leave.
23:48Um, please,
23:49where is your family?
23:50Family?
23:51My parents were crushed
23:52by a truck on their way
23:53to get justice for me,
23:54and the mastermind
23:55behind it all
23:56was Sebastian Nolan.
23:57Who was left
23:58to sign for me?
23:59I,
24:00I have no family left.
24:02The nurse froze.
24:03Her lips moved,
24:04but no words came out,
24:05and she silently
24:06walked away.
24:07After the surgery,
24:08I sat on the hospital bench,
24:09flattening the crumpled
24:10ultrasound scan
24:11through the image
24:12of the gestational sack.
24:13Six weeks.
24:14It was so small,
24:15like a sesame seed.
24:17I suddenly thought,
24:18if it could feel anything,
24:19would it have wanted
24:20to be born into this world
24:21like this?
24:22Its father was a venomous snake,
24:24and its mother was.
24:25The prey trapped in that
24:27snake-esque grip.
24:28Its choice,
24:29to leave the moment I,
24:31uncovered the truth.
24:32Perhaps it was an act of,
24:33mercy.
24:34At least my child,
24:36would never become another,
24:37innocent victim of that man.
24:39The moment I lost the baby,
24:40every tie between me
24:41and Sebastian was severed.
24:43I pushed open
24:44the hospital doors.
24:45The January wind
24:46drove icy snow
24:47against my face.
24:48A black Bentley
24:49pulled up to the curb.
24:50The window rolled down slowly.
24:52It was Alexander Blackwood.
24:54He pushed the door open,
24:55his eyes immediately
24:56dropping to my pale lips.
24:58Why are you
24:59at the hospital alone?
25:00Where is Sebastian?
25:02I didn't answer.
25:03I just walked past him.
25:04He grabbed my wrists.
25:06My post-surgery body
25:07was already weak.
25:08A dull ache shot
25:09through my lower abdomen.
25:10but I clenched my teeth
25:11and didn't make a sound.
25:13Let go.
25:14What are you doing
25:15at the hospital?
25:16Are you sick?
25:18You're about to get married again
25:19and Sebastian
25:20can't even show up
25:21when you're sick?
25:22He said it so casually,
25:23as if he still had
25:24the right to care about me.
25:25As if he wasn't the one
25:26who abandoned me
25:27at St. Patrick's Cathedral
25:28a year ago
25:29to run off with Victoria.
25:31Alexander,
25:32you still love meddling
25:33in things that aren't
25:34your business.
25:34His expression shifted.
25:36I'm not marrying Sebastian.
25:38He froze for a second,
25:39then pulled a cigarette
25:40from his suit pocket,
25:41looking at me
25:42with a half-smile.
25:43Are you still holding a grudge?
25:45I know you still
25:46have feelings for me.
25:48You saw me with Victoria,
25:49so you used Sebastian
25:51to make me jealous.
25:52Now you're calling off
25:53the wedding?
25:53I closed my eyes,
25:55my nails digging into my palms.
25:57Every word out of his mouth
25:58disgusted me.
26:00Your parents' accident
26:02was an accident.
26:03The NY State Police
26:04already ruled it that way.
26:05You can't take your anger
26:07out on Victoria.
26:09Sebastian didn't care
26:10you were left at the altar
26:11and lost both your parents.
26:13He was still willing
26:14to marry you.
26:15You should be grateful.
26:16I stared at him,
26:17suddenly finding
26:18the whole thing hilarious.
26:20Alexander,
26:21what if I told you
26:21my parents?
26:22His cigarette paused midair.
26:24Snowflakes landed
26:25on his shoulders.
26:26What are you trying to say?
26:27I looked at his face
26:29and swallowed my words.
26:30What was the point?
26:31Sebastian covered
26:32his tracks too well.
26:33Listen to me, Alexander.
26:35I'm not refusing
26:35to marry Sebastian
26:36because of you.
26:37It's because,
26:38in my eyes,
26:39both of you
26:41are equally filthy.
26:44Alexander's face darkened.
26:45He grabbed my shoulders
26:46so hard I stumbled again.
26:48Explain yourself!
26:50Does Sebastian even know
26:51you're at the hospital alone?
26:53Your parents have just
26:54passed away
26:55and you're already
26:56treating yourself-
26:57I shoved him away violently.
26:59Don't you dare
27:00mention my parents!
27:02Who the hell
27:02do you think you are,
27:03Alexander?
27:04Do you really think
27:05my whole life
27:05is supposed to revolve
27:06around men like you?
27:08After saying everything
27:09that had been building
27:09inside me,
27:10I turned and walked away.
27:12Alexander picked up a call.
27:13It was Victoria.
27:15Alexander,
27:15are you at the hospital yet?
27:17My stomach hurt.
27:18My phone buzzed.
27:19A text from Sebastian.
27:20Darling,
27:21I got back late
27:22from a business dinner
27:23last night.
27:24Don't be mad.
27:24Head to the Vera Wong
27:25boutique at 10 a.m.
27:26The driver Jake
27:27will pick you up.
27:28I locked my screen
27:28and shoved the phone
27:29into my pocket.
27:30The snow was coming
27:31down harder now.
27:35My parents' townhouse
27:36was on the Upper East Side.
27:38The keys had been
27:38in my bag whole time.
27:40I hadn't touched them
27:41since the accident.
27:42I pushed the door open,
27:43hit by a wave of musty air.
27:45The family portrait
27:46from a year ago
27:47was still in the living room.
27:48Mom was smiling
27:49with her eyes crinkled
27:50and Dad had one arm
27:51around her shoulder.
27:52Next to it was a photo
27:53of me in my wedding dress.
27:54Take in the day
27:55I tried it on at Vera Wong.
27:57My mom had said
27:58she wanted to hang it
27:58right above the fireplace.
28:00That very night,
28:01she died.
28:02The driver fled the scene
28:03and was never caught.
28:04The New York State Police
28:06ruled it an accident.
28:08I didn't cry.
28:09I had cried too much
28:10these past few days.
28:11I had no tears left.
28:13I sat on the sofa
28:14for a while
28:15then went to the study
28:16and took the documents
28:17from the safe.
28:17That afternoon,
28:18I went to Chase Bank
28:19and transferred my mother's
28:20entire trust fund
28:21into a newly opened account.
28:23At 3.30pm,
28:24I returned to the Park Avenue
28:25penthouse I shared
28:26with Sebastian.
28:27A bouquet of white roses
28:28sat by the door.
28:29The card read,
28:30Waiting for you to come home.
28:31I tossed the flowers
28:33in the trash
28:33and walked in.
28:34Sebastian was on
28:35the living room sofa.
28:36Hearing me,
28:37he stood up
28:38and closed the distance
28:38between us
28:39in three strides.
28:40Why are you so late?
28:43I sent the driver
28:44to the bridal boutique
28:45but he said
28:46he couldn't find you.
28:47He touched my face.
28:48Your hands are freezing.
28:50Where did you go?
28:51I looked up at him.
28:52I had looked at this face
28:53for over a decade.
28:54The day my parents died,
28:56he was the first
28:57to arrive at the hospital.
28:58Step back.
28:59He handled their funeral.
29:00He blocked the reporters.
29:01He pulled me back
29:02from the edge of the rooftop
29:03and threw away
29:04all my sleeping pills.
29:05He said,
29:06I will take care of you
29:07from now on.
29:08Cliffhanger,
29:08and I was stupid enough
29:09to believe him.
29:10I hung my coat
29:11on the mahogany coat rack
29:12in the dressing room,
29:13my back to him.
29:14I just needed
29:15to pick up a few things.
29:16The smile on his lips
29:17faltered for half a second
29:18before returning to normal.
29:20You went alone.
29:22Hey,
29:22ask me to join you next time.
29:24No need.
29:24It was nothing major.
29:26I walked into the open kitchen
29:28and poured a glass of water.
29:29He followed,
29:30wrapping his arms
29:31around my waist from behind,
29:32his hands resting
29:33on my lower abdomen.
29:34Hmm.
29:35The dress can wait.
29:37I will go with you tomorrow.
29:39Eleanor?
29:40Hey,
29:41what is wrong?
29:42Nothing.
29:43My period started today.
29:45I have some cramps.
29:46He let go
29:47and turned around
29:47to get me a heating pad.
29:49Just then,
29:49his phone lit up
29:50on the coffee table.
29:51An iMessage popped up.
29:53Sebastian,
29:54have you handled things
29:55on Eleanor's head?
29:56When are you taking
29:57the wedding photos?
29:58Remember Nobu57
29:59with me afterward, okay?
30:00Sebastian walked
30:01out of the bedroom
30:04and his face shifted
30:05for a fraction of a second.
30:06He quickly stepped over
30:07and locked the screen.
30:08Oh,
30:09Victoria was asking
30:09about our wedding.
30:10I asked her to help us
30:11choose a florist.
30:12I forced a smile.
30:15She has great taste.
30:16He studied my face.
30:18Good.
30:18I am glad you see it that way.
30:20Victoria
30:22was wrong before,
30:23but she is not
30:24a bad person.
30:25You two can still
30:26be friends someday.
30:27I placed the glass
30:28down heavily
30:29on the cold
30:29Carrara Marble Island.
30:31Without a word,
30:32I walked past him
30:33towards the master bedroom.
30:34Uh,
30:35I am going to bed.
30:36I do not feel well.
30:37After shutting the door,
30:39I leaned against the door.
30:40The snow outside
30:41reflected through the window,
30:42filling the room
30:43with a cold,
30:43white glow.
30:44White light fell across
30:45the Amtrak ticket
30:46to LA on my nightstand.
30:47The next day,
30:48Sebastian told me
30:49he had a dinner event
30:50that evening
30:50and asked me to join him.
30:52Oh,
30:52Alexander will be there too.
30:54He said it while
30:54watching my face,
30:55clearly trying to gauge
30:56my reaction.
30:57I nodded nonchalantly.
30:59Sure.
30:59Right before we left,
31:01Sebastian handed me
31:02a Tiffany necklace,
31:03saying he just bought it.
31:04Here,
31:04put it on.
31:05Looks beautiful on you.
31:06When we pushed open
31:07the private dining room doors,
31:09Alexander was already there.
31:10Sitting right next to him
31:11was Victoria.
31:12Seeing me,
31:13she stood up
31:14and reached out a hand.
31:15Eleanor.
31:17It's been a while.
31:18I looked down at her hand
31:20and didn't move.
31:20Eleanor.
31:21I gave her hand
31:22the briefest touch
31:23and pulled away.
31:24Alexander sat across from us.
31:25He probably still
31:26couldn't figure out
31:27why I told him
31:28I wasn't going to marry
31:28Sebastian yesterday.
31:30Victoria started ordering
31:31wine with the sommelier,
31:32acting like the hostess.
31:33After finishing,
31:34she turned to me
31:35enthusiastically.
31:36Eleanor,
31:37you do not drink
31:39red wine,
31:39right?
31:40So,
31:41I ordered
31:42sparkling water for you.
31:43How thoughtful of her.
31:44I gave a slight smirk.
31:46Whatever.
31:47Throughout the dinner,
31:48Victoria kept talking.
31:49She bragged about
31:50her new Broadway play
31:51and which director
31:52praised her talent.
31:53Sebastian chimed
31:54in perfectly on cue,
31:55unable to hide
31:56the tenderness
31:56in his eyes.
31:57Eleanor.
31:58Hmm.
31:59You do not look
32:00very well tonight.
32:01Have you been
32:02exhausted lately?
32:03Oh,
32:04would you like me
32:05to recommend a doctor?
32:06I saw a famous
32:07Upper East Side specialist
32:08last time.
32:08She was really good.
32:10Women need to take
32:11better care of themselves.
32:12Especially when they
32:13are about to get married.
32:15Alexander told me
32:16you went to the hospital
32:16alone yesterday.
32:18Could you be pregnant?
32:20Trying to surprise
32:21Sebastian?
32:23You went to the hospital?
32:25My stomach was acting up.
32:27I set my crystal glass down,
32:28the metal base
32:29clinking sharply
32:30against the marble table.
32:31Victoria chuckled softly,
32:33twirling a strand of hair
32:34around her finger.
32:35Oh, really?
32:35A friend of mine
32:36is a resident there.
32:37She said she saw you
32:39entering the OB-GIA clinic.
32:41Eleanor, come on.
32:42After everything between us,
32:44you are still keeping
32:45secrets from me?
32:47Sebastian would be
32:47thrilled if he knew.
32:49If my movements
32:50interest you that much,
32:52why not become
32:53a private investigator?
32:56Acting in musicals
32:58truly wastes your talents.
32:59Her eyes quickly
33:00filled with tears
33:01as she looked at
33:01Sebastian for help.
33:03Sebastian frowned
33:04and placed his hand
33:04over mine.
33:05Victoria means well.
33:06If you are pregnant,
33:08that is wonderful news.
33:09Why did you not tell me?
33:11I told you
33:12I am not pregnant.
33:13I pulled my hand back.
33:15I only went in
33:16for a checkup
33:17and the results
33:18were not ideal.
33:19Maybe I imagined it,
33:20but I thought I saw
33:21a flash of disappointment
33:22in Sebastian's eyes.
33:23But he loved Victoria.
33:25He never wanted
33:25a child with me anyway,
33:27so why would he
33:27be disappointed?
33:28I let out a quiet,
33:30self-mocking laugh.
33:31Well, if you are
33:32not feeling well,
33:34let's head home
33:34early after we eat.
33:37On my wedding day,
33:38my best friend
33:39announced in public,
33:40I'm sorry, Eleanor,
33:41but Alexander and I
33:42are having a baby.
33:45I can't marry you.
33:46Alexander threw down
33:47the wedding ring
33:48and walked out with her,
33:49leaving me alone
33:49to endure the mockery
33:50of the crowd.
33:51My parents couldn't
33:52let it go and drove
33:53through the night
33:53to the Blackwood Estate
33:54in Greenwich
33:55for an explanation.
33:56But on Interstate 95,
33:57Semi-Trek
33:58trashed their car
33:59completely.
34:00Both of them
34:00were killed instantly.
34:01My fiancé cheated,
34:03my parents died tragically,
34:04and on the day
34:05of my wedding,
34:06when I hit rock bottom,
34:07Sebastian Nolan,
34:08an old family friend,
34:09was the one
34:10who helped me survive it.
34:11He helped me
34:12with the funeral,
34:13stayed by my side
34:14through the grief,
34:14and proposed to me
34:15at the Central Park Boathouse.
34:17I thought I had
34:17finally found a new life
34:18until the eve
34:19of my second wedding
34:20when I overheard him
34:21talking to his friend.
34:22Sebastian,
34:23you spent $300,000
34:24to hire someone
34:25to kill Eleanor's parents?
34:27Why the hell
34:28are you marrying her now?
34:29I had no choice.
34:30Victoria offended Eleanor,
34:32and the Henderson family
34:33was never gonna let her go.
34:35The Hendersons
34:35are too powerful.
34:37I had to eliminate
34:38Mr. and Mrs. Henderson first,
34:40then keep Eleanor
34:40by my side.
34:41It was the only way
34:42to keep Victoria safe.
34:44The blood froze in my veins,
34:45and a sharp cramp
34:46tore through my stomach.
34:47I rushed out,
34:48hailing a cab
34:49straight to
34:49Wall Cornell Medical Center.
34:50The operating room
34:51door swung open,
34:52a nurse chased me out
34:53with a clipboard.
34:54Ms. Henderson,
34:55I'm terribly sorry,
34:56but we couldn't
34:56save your baby.
34:57The procedure requires
34:58a family member
34:59to sign before you can leave.
35:01Um, please,
35:02where is your family?
35:03Family?
35:04My parents were crushed
35:05by a truck on their way
35:06to get justice for me,
35:07and the mastermind
35:08behind it all
35:08was Sebastian Nolan,
35:09who was left
35:10to sign for me.
35:12I...
35:12I have no family left.
35:14The nurse froze.
35:15Her lips moved,
35:16but no words came out,
35:18and she silently walked away.
35:19After the surgery,
35:20I sat on the hospital bench,
35:22flattening the crumpled
35:22ultrasound scan
35:23through the image
35:24of the gestational sack.
35:25Six weeks.
35:26It was so small,
35:28like a sesame seed.
35:29I suddenly thought,
35:30if it could feel anything,
35:32would it have wanted
35:32to be born into
35:33this world like this?
35:34Its father was a venomous snake,
35:37and its mother was.
35:38The prey trapped in that
35:39snake-esque grip.
35:40Its choice
35:41to leave the moment I
35:43uncovered the truth.
35:44Perhaps it was an act of
35:46mercy.
35:47At least my child
35:48would never become another
35:50innocent victim of that man.
35:52The moment I lost the baby,
35:53every tie between me
35:54and Sebastian was severed.
35:56I pushed open
35:57the hospital doors.
35:58The January wind
35:59drove icy snow
35:59against my face.
36:01A black Bentley
36:01pulled up to the curb.
36:03The window rolled down slowly.
36:05It was Alexander Blackwood.
36:06He pushed the door open,
36:08his eyes immediately
36:09dropping to my pale lips.
36:11Why are you at the hospital alone?
36:13Where is Sebastian-
36:14I didn't answer.
36:15I just walked past him.
36:17He grabbed my wrists.
36:18My post-surgery body
36:20was already weak.
36:21A dull ache shot
36:22through my lower abdomen,
36:23but I clenched my teeth
36:24and didn't make a sound.
36:25Let go.
36:27What are you doing
36:28at the hospital?
36:28Are you sick?
36:30You're about to get married again
36:32and Sebastian
36:32can't even show up
36:33when you're sick?
36:34He said it so casually
36:36as if he still had the right
36:37to care about me,
36:38as if he wasn't the one
36:39who abandoned me
36:40at St. Patrick's Cathedral
36:41a year ago
36:41to run off with Victoria.
36:43Alexander,
36:44you still love meddling
36:45in things that aren't
36:46your business.
36:47His expression shifted.
36:49I'm not marrying Sebastian.
36:51He froze for a second,
36:52then pulled a cigarette
36:53from his suit pocket,
36:54looking at me
36:54with a half smile.
36:56Are you still holding a grudge?
36:58I know you still have
36:59feelings for me.
37:00You saw me with Victoria,
37:02so you used Sebastian
37:03to make me jealous.
37:05Now you're calling off
37:06the wedding?
37:06I closed my eyes,
37:07my nails digging
37:08into my palms.
37:09Every word out of his mouth
37:10disgusted me.
37:13Your parents' accident
37:14was an accident.
37:15The NY State Police
37:16already ruled it that way.
37:18You can't take your anger
37:19out on Victoria.
37:22Sebastian didn't care
37:23you were left at the altar
37:24and lost both your parents.
37:25He was still willing
37:27to marry you.
37:28You should be grateful.
37:29I stared at him,
37:30suddenly finding
37:31the whole thing hilarious.
37:32Alexander,
37:33what if I told you
37:34my parents?
37:35His cigarette paused midair.
37:37Snowflakes landed
37:37on his shoulders.
37:38What are you trying to say?
37:40I looked at his face
37:41and swallowed my words.
37:42What was the point?
37:44Sebastian covered
37:45his tracks too well.
37:46Listen to me, Alexander.
37:47I'm not refusing
37:48to marry Sebastian
37:49because of you.
37:50It's because,
37:51in my eyes,
37:52both of you
37:54are equally filthy.
37:56Alexander's face darkened.
37:58He grabbed my shoulders
37:59so hard I stumbled again.
38:01Explain yourself!
38:02Does Sebastian even know
38:03you're at the hospital alone?
38:05Your parents have just passed away
38:07and you're already
38:08treating yourself-
38:09I shoved him away violently.
38:12Don't you dare mention my parents!
38:14Who the hell do you think
38:15you are, Alexander?
38:16Do you really think
38:17my whole life is supposed
38:18to revolve around men like you?
38:20After saying everything
38:21that had been building inside me,
38:23I turned and walked away.
38:24Alexander picked up a call.
38:26It was Victoria.
38:27Alexander,
38:28are you at the hospital yet?
38:29My stomach hurt.
38:30My phone buzzed.
38:31A text from Sebastian.
38:33Darling,
38:34I got back late
38:34from a business dinner last night.
38:36Don't be mad.
38:37Head to the Vera Wong Boutique
38:38at 10 a.m.
38:39The driver Jake
38:39will pick you up.
38:40I locked my screen
38:41and shoved the phone
38:42into my pocket.
38:43The snow was coming down
38:44harder now.
38:48My parents' townhouse
38:49was on the Upper East Side.
38:50The keys had been
38:51in my bag whole time.
38:52I hadn't touched them
38:53since the accident.
38:54I pushed the door open,
38:56hit by a wave of musty air.
38:58The family portrait
38:58from a year ago
38:59was still in the living room.
39:01Mom was smiling
39:01with her eyes crinkled
39:02and Dad had one arm
39:03around her shoulder.
39:04Next to it was a photo
39:06of me in my wedding dress.
39:07Take in the day
39:08I tried it on
39:08at Vera Wong.
39:09My mom had said
39:10she wanted to hang it
39:11right above the fireplace.
39:12That very night,
39:14she died.
39:14The driver fled the scene
39:16and was never caught.
39:17The New York State Police
39:18ruled it an accident.
39:20I didn't cry.
39:21I had cried too much
39:23these past few days.
39:24I had no tears left.
39:26I sat on the sofa
39:27for a while,
39:27then went to the study
39:28and took the documents
39:29from the safe.
39:30That afternoon,
39:31I went to Chase Bank
39:32and transferred my mother's
39:33entire trust fund
39:34into a newly opened account.
39:35At 3.30pm,
39:36I returned to the
39:37Park Avenue penthouse
39:38I shared with Sebastian.
39:39A bouquet of white roses
39:40sat by the door.
39:42The card read,
39:43Waiting for you to come home.
39:44I tossed the flowers
39:45in the trash
39:46and walked in.
39:47Sebastian was
39:47on the living room sofa.
39:49Hearing me,
39:49he stood up
39:50and closed the distance
39:51between us in three strides.
39:53Why are you so late?
39:55I sent the driver
39:56to the bridal boutique
39:58but he said
39:58he couldn't find you.
39:59He touched my face.
40:01Your hands are freezing.
40:02Where did you go?
40:03I looked up at him.
40:04I had looked at this face
40:06for over a decade.
40:07The day my parents died,
40:08he was the first
40:09to arrive at the hospital.
40:11Step back.
40:11He handled their funeral.
40:12He blocked the reporters.
40:14He pulled me back
40:15from the edge of the rooftop
40:16and threw away
40:16all my sleeping pills.
40:18He said,
40:18I will take care of you
40:19from now on.
40:20Cliffhanger,
40:21and I was stupid enough
40:22to believe him.
40:23I hung my coat
40:24on the mahogany coat rack
40:25in the dressing room,
40:26my back to him.
40:27I just needed to pick up
40:28a few things.
40:29The smile on his lips
40:30faltered for half a second
40:31before returning to normal.
40:33You went alone.
40:34Hey,
40:35ask me to join you next time.
40:36No need.
40:37It was nothing major.
40:39I walked into the open kitchen
40:40and poured a glass of water.
40:42He followed,
40:43wrapping his arms
40:43around my waist from behind,
40:45his hands resting
40:45on my lower abdomen.
40:47Hmm.
40:48The dress can wait.
40:49I will go with you tomorrow.
40:51Eleanor?
40:52Hey,
40:53what is wrong?
40:54Nothing.
40:55My period started today.
40:57I have some cramps.
40:58He let go
40:59and turned around
41:00to get me a heating pad.
41:01Just then,
41:02his phone lit up
41:03on the coffee table.
41:04An iMessage popped up.
41:06Sebastian,
41:06have you handled things
41:07on Eleanor's head?
41:08When are you taking
41:09the wedding photos?
41:10Remember Nobu 57
41:12with me afterward, okay?
41:13Sebastian walked out
41:14of the bedroom
41:16and his face shifted
41:17for a fraction of a second.
41:18He quickly stepped over
41:20and locked the screen.
41:21Oh,
41:21Victoria was asking
41:22about our wedding.
41:23I asked her to help us
41:24choose a florist.
41:25I forced a smile.
41:27She has great taste.
41:29He studied my face.
41:30Good.
41:31I am glad you see it that way.
41:33Victoria
41:34was wrong before,
41:35but she is not
41:36a bad person.
41:37You two can still
41:38be friends someday.
41:40I placed the glass
41:41down heavily
41:41on the cold
41:42Carrara Marble Island.
41:43Without a word,
41:44I walked past him
41:45towards the master bedroom.
41:47Uh,
41:47I am going to bed.
41:49I do not feel well.
41:50After shutting the door,
41:51I leaned against the door.
41:52The snow outside
41:53reflected through the window,
41:55filling the room
41:55with a cold,
41:56white glow.
41:57White light fell across
41:58the Amtrak ticket
41:58to LA on my nightstand.
42:00The next day,
42:01Sebastian told me
42:01he had a dinner event
42:02that evening
42:03and asked me to join him.
42:04Oh,
42:05Alexander will be there too.
42:06He said it
42:07while watching my face,
42:08clearly trying to gauge
42:09my reaction.
42:10I nodded nonchalantly.
42:11Sure.
42:12Right before we left,
42:13Sebastian handed me
42:14a Tiffany necklace,
42:15saying he just bought it.
42:17Here,
42:17put it on.
42:17Looks beautiful on you.
42:19When we pushed open
42:19the private dining room doors,
42:21Alexander was already there.
42:22Sitting right next to him
42:24was Victoria.
42:25Seeing me,
42:26she stood up
42:26and reached out a hand.
42:28Eleanor.
42:30It's been a while.
42:31I looked down at her hand
42:32and didn't move.
42:33Eleanor.
42:34I gave her hand
42:34the briefest touch
42:35and pulled away.
42:36Alexander sat across from us.
42:38He probably still
42:39couldn't figure out
42:39why I told him
42:40I wasn't going to
42:41marry Sebastian yesterday.
42:42Victoria started ordering
42:43wine with the sommelier,
42:45acting like the hostess.
42:46After finishing,
42:47she turned to me
42:48enthusiastically.
42:49Eleanor,
42:50you do not drink
42:51red wine,
42:52right?
42:53So,
42:54I ordered
42:54sparkling water for you.
42:56How thoughtful of her.
42:57I gave a slight smirk.
42:59Whatever.
42:59Throughout the dinner,
43:00Victoria kept talking.
43:02She bragged about
43:03her new Broadway play
43:04and which director
43:04praised her talent.
43:06Sebastian chimed
43:06in perfectly on cue,
43:08unable to hide
43:08the tenderness in his eyes.
43:10Eleanor.
43:11Hmm.
43:11You do not look
43:12very well tonight.
43:14Have you been
43:14exhausted lately?
43:16Oh,
43:17would you like me
43:17to recommend a doctor?
43:18I saw a famous
43:19Upper East Side specialist
43:20last time.
43:21She was really good.
43:22Women need to take
43:23better care of themselves.
43:25Especially when
43:26they are about
43:26to get married.
43:27Alexander told me
43:28you went to the hospital
43:29alone yesterday.
43:30Could you be pregnant?
43:32Trying to surprise
43:33Sebastian?
43:36You went to the hospital?
43:37Uh,
43:38my stomach was acting up.
43:39I set my crystal glass down,
43:41the metal base
43:42clinking sharply
43:42against the marble table.
43:44Victoria chuckled softly,
43:45twirling a strand of hair
43:46around her finger.
43:47Oh,
43:48really?
43:48A friend of mine
43:49is a resident there.
43:50She said she saw you
43:51entering the OB-GUEA clinic.
43:53Eleanor,
43:54come on.
43:54After everything
43:55between us,
43:56you are still
43:57keeping secrets from me?
43:59Sebastian would be
44:00thrilled if he knew.
44:01If my movements
44:02interest you that much,
44:05why not become
44:05a private investigator?
44:08Hm.
44:09Acting in musicals
44:10truly wastes your talents.
44:12Her eyes quickly
44:13filled with tears
44:13as she looked at
44:14Sebastian for help.
44:15Sebastian frowned
44:16and placed his hand
44:17over mine.
44:18Victoria means well.
44:19If you are pregnant,
44:20that is wonderful news.
44:22Why did you not tell me?
44:23I told you
44:24I am not pregnant.
44:25I pulled my hand back.
44:27I only went in
44:29for a checkup
44:29and the results
44:30were not ideal.
44:32Maybe I imagined it,
44:33but I thought I saw
44:33a flash of disappointment
44:34in Sebastian's eyes.
44:36But he loved Victoria.
44:37He never wanted
44:38a child with me anyway,
44:39so why would he
44:40be disappointed?
44:41I let out a quiet,
44:42self-mocking laugh.
44:44Well,
44:44if you are not
44:45feeling well,
44:46let's head home
44:47early after we eat.
44:50On my wedding day,
44:51my best friend
44:52announced in public,
44:52I'm sorry,
44:53Eleanor,
44:54but Alexander and I
44:55are having a baby.
44:57I can't marry you.
44:59Alexander threw down
45:00the wedding ring
45:00and walked out with her,
45:01leaving me alone
45:02to endure the mockery
45:03of the crowd.
45:04My parents couldn't
45:05let it go
45:05and drove through the night
45:06to the Blackwood Estate
45:07in Greenwich
45:07for an explanation.
45:08But on Interstate 95,
45:10Semi-Trek
45:10trashed their car completely.
45:12Both of them
45:13were killed instantly.
45:14My fiancé cheated,
45:15my parents died tragically,
45:17and on the day
45:17of my wedding,
45:18when I hit rock bottom,
45:20Sebastian Nolan,
45:20an old family friend,
45:22was the one
45:22who helped me survive it.
45:24He helped me
45:24with the funeral,
45:25stayed by my side
45:26through the grief,
45:27and proposed to me
45:28at the Central Park Boathouse.
45:29I thought I had
45:30finally found a new life
45:31until the eve
45:32of my second wedding
45:32when I overheard him
45:33talking to his friend.
45:35Sebastian,
45:35you spent $300,000
45:36to hire someone
45:37to kill Eleanor's parents?
45:39Why the hell
45:40are you marrying her now?
45:41I had no choice.
45:43Victoria offended Eleanor,
45:44and the Henderson family
45:46was never going
45:46to let her go.
45:47The Hendersons
45:48are too powerful.
45:49I had to eliminate
45:50Mr. and Mrs. Henderson first,
45:52then keep Eleanor
45:53by my side.
45:54It was the only way
45:55to keep Victoria safe.
45:56The blood froze in my veins,
45:58and a sharp cramp
45:59tore through my stomach.
46:00I rushed out,
46:01hailing a cab
46:01straight to
46:02Wall Cornell Medical Center.
46:03The operating room
46:04door swung open,
46:05and the nurse chased me
46:06out with a clipboard.
46:07Miss Henderson,
46:08I'm terribly sorry,
46:08but we couldn't
46:09save your baby.
46:10The procedure requires
46:11a family member
46:12to sign before you can leave.
46:13Um, please,
46:14where is your family?
46:15Family?
46:16My parents were crushed
46:17by a truck on their way
46:18to get justice for me,
46:19and the mastermind
46:20behind it all
46:21was Sebastian Nolan.
46:22Who was left
46:23to sign for me?
46:24I...
46:25I have no family left.
46:27The nurse froze.
46:28Her lips moved,
46:29but no words came out,
46:30and she silently walked away.
46:32After the surgery,
46:33I sat on the hospital bench,
46:34flattening the crumpled
46:35ultrasound scan
46:36through the image
46:37of the gestational sack.
46:38Six weeks.
46:39It was so small,
46:40like a sesame seed.
46:42I suddenly thought,
46:43if it could feel anything,
46:44would it have wanted
46:45to be born into this world
46:46like this?
46:47Its father was a venomous
46:48snake,
46:49and its mother was
46:50the prey trapped in that
46:52snake-esque grip.
46:53Its choice
46:54to leave the moment I
46:55uncovered the truth.
46:57Perhaps it was an act of
46:58mercy.
46:59At least my child
47:01would never become another
47:02innocent victim of that man.
47:04The moment I lost the baby,
47:06every tie between me
47:06and Sebastian was severed.
47:08I pushed open
47:09the hospital doors.
47:10The January wind
47:11drove icy snow
47:12against my face.
47:13A black Bentley
47:14pulled up to the curb.
47:15The window rolled down slowly.
47:17It was Alexander Blackwood.
47:19He pushed the door open,
47:20his eyes immediately
47:21dropping to my pale lips.
47:23Why are you
47:24at the hospital alone?
47:25Where is Sebastian-
47:27I didn't answer.
47:28I just walked past him.
47:29He grabbed my wrists.
47:31My post-surgery body
47:32was already weak.
47:33A dull ache shot
47:34through my lower abdomen,
47:35but I clenched my teeth
47:36and didn't make a sound.
47:38Let go.
47:39What are you doing
47:40at the hospital?
47:41Are you sick?
47:43You're about to get married again
47:44and Sebastian
47:45can't even show up
47:46when you're sick?
47:47He said it so casually,
47:48as if he still had
47:49the right to care about me,
47:50as if he wasn't the one
47:51who abandoned me
47:52at St. Patrick's Cathedral
47:53a year ago
47:54to run off with Victoria.
47:56Alexander,
47:57you still love meddling
47:58in things that aren't
47:59your business.
47:59His expression shifted.
48:01I'm not marrying Sebastian!
48:03He froze for a second,
48:04then pulled a cigarette
48:05from his suit pocket,
48:06looking at me
48:07with a half-smile.
48:08Are you still
48:09holding a grudge?
48:10I know you still
48:11have feelings for me.
48:13You saw me with Victoria,
48:14so you used Sebastian
48:16to make me jealous.
48:17Now you're calling
48:18off the wedding?
48:19I closed my eyes,
48:20my nails digging
48:21into my palms.
48:22Every word out of his mouth
48:23disgusted me.
48:25Your parents' accident
48:27was an accident.
48:28The NY State Police
48:29already ruled it that way.
48:30You can't take your anger
48:32out on Victoria.
48:34Sebastian didn't care
48:35you were left at the altar
48:36and lost both your parents.
48:38He was still willing
48:39to marry you.
48:40You should be grateful.
48:41I stared at him,
48:43suddenly finding
48:43the whole thing hilarious.
48:45Alexander,
48:46what if I told you
48:46my parents...
48:47His cigarette paused
48:48mid-air.
48:49Snowflakes landed
48:50on his shoulders.
48:51What are you trying to say?
48:52I looked at his face
48:54and swallowed my words.
48:55What was the point?
48:56Sebastian covered
48:57his tracks too well.
48:58Listen to me, Alexander.
49:00I'm not refusing
49:00to marry Sebastian
49:01because of you.
49:02It's because,
49:03in my eyes,
49:04both of you...
49:07are equally filthy.
49:09Alexander's face darkened.
49:10He grabbed my shoulders
49:11so hard I stumbled again.
49:13Explain yourself!
49:15Does Sebastian even know
49:16you're at the hospital alone?
49:18Your parents have just
49:19passed away
49:20and you're already
49:21treating yourself...
49:22I shoved him away violently.
49:24Don't you dare mention
49:26my parents!
49:27Who the hell
49:27do you think you are,
49:28Alexander?
49:29Do you really think
49:30my whole life
49:30is supposed to revolve
49:31around men like you?
49:33After saying everything
49:34that had been building
49:34inside me,
49:35I turned and walked away.
49:36Alexander picked up a call.
49:38It was Victoria.
49:40Alexander,
49:40are you at the hospital yet?
49:42My stomach hurt.
49:43My phone buzzed.
49:44A text from Sebastian.
49:46Darling,
49:46I got back late
49:47from a business dinner
49:48last night.
49:49Don't be mad.
49:49Head to the Vera Wong
49:50boutique at 10 a.m.
49:51The driver Jake
49:52will pick you up.
49:53I locked my screen
49:53and shoved the phone
49:54into my pocket.
49:55The snow was coming
49:56down harder now.
50:00My parents' townhouse
50:01was on the Upper East Side.
50:03The keys had been
50:03in my bag whole time.
50:04I hadn't touched them
50:06since the accident.
50:07I pushed the door open,
50:09hit by a wave of musty air.
50:10The family portrait
50:11from a year ago
50:12was still in the living room.
50:13Mom was smiling
50:14with her eyes crinkled
50:15and Dad had one arm
50:16around her shoulder.
50:17Next to it was a photo
50:18of me in my wedding dress.
50:20Taken the day
50:20I tried it on
50:21at Vera Wong.
50:22My mom had said
50:23she wanted to hang it
50:23right above the fireplace.
50:25That very night,
50:26she died.
50:27The driver fled the scene
50:28and was never caught.
50:29The New York State Police
50:31ruled it an accident.
50:33I didn't cry.
50:34I had cried too much
50:35these past few days.
50:36I had no tears left.
50:38I sat on the sofa
50:39for a while,
50:40then went to the study
50:41and took the documents
50:42from the safe.
50:43That afternoon,
50:43I went to Chase Bank
50:44and transferred my mother's
50:45entire trust fund
50:46into a newly opened account.
50:48At 3.30 p.m.,
50:49I returned to the Park Avenue
50:50penthouse I shared
50:51with Sebastian.
50:52A bouquet of white roses
50:53sat by the door.
50:54The card read,
50:55Waiting for you to come home.
50:57I tossed the flowers
50:58in the trash
50:58and walked in.
50:59Sebastian was on
51:00the living room sofa.
51:01Hearing me,
51:02he stood up
51:03and closed the distance
51:03between us
51:04in three strides.
51:05Why are you so late?
51:08I sent the driver
51:09to the bridal boutique
51:10but he said
51:11he couldn't find you.
51:12He touched my face.
51:13Your hands are freezing.
51:15Where did you go?
51:16I looked up at him.
51:17I had looked at this face
51:18for over a decade.
51:19The day my parents died,
51:21he was the first
51:22to arrive at the hospital.
51:23Step back.
51:24He handled their funeral.
51:25He blocked the reporters.
51:26He pulled me back
51:27from the edge
51:28of the rooftop
51:28and threw away
51:29all my sleeping pills.
51:30He said,
51:31I will take care of you
51:32from now on.
51:33Cliffhanger,
51:33and I was stupid enough
51:34to believe him.
51:35I hung my coat
51:36on the mahogany coat rack
51:37in the dressing room,
51:38my back to him.
51:39I just needed to pick up
51:41a few things.
51:41The smile on his lips
51:42faltered for half a second
51:43before returning to normal.
51:45You went alone.
51:47Hey,
51:47ask me to join you next time.
51:49No need.
51:49It was nothing major.
51:51I walked into the open kitchen
51:53and poured a glass of water.
51:54He followed,
51:55wrapping his arms
51:56around my waist
51:57from behind,
51:57his hands resting
51:58on my lower abdomen.
51:59Hmm.
52:00The dress can wait.
52:02I will go with you tomorrow.
52:04Eleanor?
52:05Hey,
52:06what is wrong?
52:07Nothing.
52:08Uh,
52:08my period started today.
52:10I have some cramps.
52:11He let go
52:12and turned around
52:12to get me a heating pad.
52:14Just then,
52:14his phone lit up
52:15on the coffee table.
52:16An iMessage popped up.
52:18Sebastian,
52:19have you handled things
52:20on Eleanor's head?
52:21When are you taking
52:22the wedding photos?
52:23Remember Nobu57
52:24with me afterward,
52:25okay?
52:26Sebastian walked out
52:26of the bedroom
52:29and his face shifted
52:30for a fraction of a second.
52:31He quickly stepped over
52:32and locked the screen.
52:33Oh,
52:34Victoria was asking
52:34about our wedding.
52:35I asked her to help us
52:36choose a florist.
52:37I forced a smile.
52:40She has great taste.
52:41He studied my face.
52:43Good.
52:43I am glad you see it that way.
52:46Victoria was wrong before,
52:48but she is not a bad person.
52:50You two can still
52:51be friends someday.
52:52I placed the glass down heavily
52:54on the cold Carrara Marble Island.
52:56Without a word,
52:57I walked past him
52:58towards the master bedroom.
52:59Uh,
53:00I am going to bed.
53:01I do not feel well.
53:02After shutting the door,
53:04I leaned against the door.
53:05The snow outside
53:06reflected through the window,
53:07filling the room
53:08with a cold,
53:08white glow.
53:09White light fell across
53:10the Amtrak ticket
53:11to LA on my nightstand.
53:12The next day,
53:13Sebastian told me
53:14he had a dinner event
53:15that evening
53:15and asked me to join him.
53:17Oh,
53:17Alexander will be there too.
53:19He said it while
53:19watching my face,
53:20clearly trying to gauge
53:21my reaction.
53:22I nodded nonchalantly.
53:24Sure.
53:24Right before we left,
53:26Sebastian handed me
53:27a Tiffany necklace,
53:28saying he just bought it.
53:29Here,
53:29put it on.
53:30Looks beautiful on you.
53:31When we pushed open
53:32the private dining room doors,
53:34Alexander was already there.
53:35Sitting right next to him
53:36was Victoria.
53:37Seeing me,
53:38she stood up
53:39and reached out a hand.
53:40Eleanor.
53:42It's been a while.
53:43I looked down
53:44at her hand
53:45and didn't move.
53:46Eleanor.
53:46I gave her hand
53:47the briefest touch
53:48and pulled away.
53:49Alexander sat across from us.
53:50He probably still
53:51couldn't figure out
53:52why I told him
53:53I wasn't going
53:53to marry Sebastian yesterday.
53:55Victoria started ordering
53:56wine with the sommelier,
53:57acting like the hostess.
53:58After finishing,
53:59she turned to me
54:00enthusiastically.
54:02Eleanor,
54:03you do not drink
54:04red wine, right?
54:05So,
54:06I ordered
54:07sparkling water for you.
54:08How thoughtful of her.
54:10I gave a slight smirk.
54:11Whatever.
54:12Throughout the dinner,
54:13Victoria kept talking.
54:14She bragged about
54:15her new Broadway play
54:16and which director
54:17praised her talent.
54:18Sebastian chimed in
54:19perfectly on cue,
54:20unable to hide
54:21the tenderness in his eyes.
54:22Eleanor,
54:23hmm,
54:24you do not look
54:25very well tonight.
54:26Have you been
54:27exhausted lately?
54:29Oh,
54:29would you like me
54:30to recommend a doctor?
54:31I saw a famous
54:32Upper East Side specialist
54:33last time.
54:34She was really good.
54:35Women need to take
54:36better care of themselves.
54:37Especially when they
54:38are about to get married.
54:39Alexander told me
54:41you went to the hospital
54:42alone yesterday.
54:43Could you be pregnant?
54:45Trying to surprise
54:46Sebastian?
54:48You went to the hospital?
54:50Uh,
54:50my stomach was acting up.
54:52I set my crystal glass down,
54:53the metal base
54:54clinking sharply
54:55against the marble table.
54:56Victoria chuckled softly,
54:58twirling a strand of hair
54:59around her finger.
55:00Oh,
55:00really?
55:00A friend of mine
55:01is a resident there.
55:02She said she saw you
55:04entering the OB-GUEA clinic.
55:06Eleanor,
55:06come on.
55:07After everything between us,
55:09you are still keeping
55:10secrets from me?
55:12Sebastian would be
55:12thrilled if he knew.
55:14If my movements
55:15interest you that much,
55:17why not become
55:18a private investigator?
55:20Hmph.
55:22Acting in musicals
55:23truly wastes your talents.
55:24Her eyes quickly
55:25filled with tears
55:26as she looked at
55:26Sebastian for help.
55:28Sebastian frowned
55:29and placed his hand
55:29over mine.
55:30Victoria means well.
55:31If you are pregnant,
55:33that is wonderful news.
55:34Why did you not tell me?
55:36I told you
55:37I am not pregnant.
55:38I pulled my hand back.
55:40I only went in
55:41for a checkup
55:42and the results
55:43were not ideal.
55:44Maybe I imagined it,
55:45but I thought I saw
55:46a flash of disappointment
55:47in Sebastian's eyes.
55:48But he loved Victoria.
55:50He never wanted
55:50a child with me anyway,
55:52so why would he
55:52be disappointed?
55:53I let out a quiet,
55:55self-mocking laugh.
55:56Well,
55:57if you are not
55:57feeling well,
55:59let's head home
55:59early after we eat.
56:00I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:01I don't know.
56:02I don't know.
56:02I don't know.
56:02Sous-titrage FR ?
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