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Previously on Delilah.

Dreams come true.

Congratulations, Casey.

Will you be my maid of honor?

Of course.

Hey, Chris, would you be okay with
putting a chairlift on stairs?

I'm sorry, I can't do this.

There are two completely different
accounts of what happened in these

One has a detailed description of an
ambush.

The other just says equipment
malfunction.

This case is about why Leah Davis got
fired. And that's all it's about.

Enjoy your partnership.

I just got a letter from Osborne Legal
Department saying that if I don't bring

them my laptop and my phone, they're
going to see that I'm charged with

Hey, Leah, it's Tamara.

We need to talk.

I just got home and my front door was
open. Someone was in my apartment.

Get out of the house right now.

Get your hands off of me. Leah!

Osborne Tactical with a U.

You should talk to whoever's managing
Gary Shea's murder investigation.

I have a funny feeling that whoever was
posted up outside of his house is the

same person who broke into here.

And I bet that I could ID them in the
lineup.

Osborne, Gary Shea. Got it.

Hey, if my client had struggled at all
when this guy tried to reach for her

phone, she could be dead.

Most 459s aren't looking for a
confrontation.

Right. That's why I don't think this is
a routine 459.

Any sign of either device?

No, no clue.

Whoever did this disabled or removed the
locators on the laptop and cell.

We'll get back to you as soon as we know
anything.

Night. You two should be searching
Osborne's offices.

Check which of the vehicles in their
corporate fleet have been checked out

by whom. Since you're an attorney, I
don't think I need to explain how

a search warrant works.

But until I run these prints, I've got
no evidence yet that anyone was here but

her. Do you...

honestly think that she did all of this
i mean i don't think i know what either

one of you would do if you want to be
honest okay well then go ask the

ask who they saw parked outside do it
who do you think you are a lady

mcconnelly delilah connelly like chief
connelly

not that it matters well not that it
matters to you but it'll matter to the

chief And you should be talking to Fred
Osborne to find out if he has any idea

what happened here tonight.

Yes, ma 'am.

And Tamara Roberts.

Who's she?

Nobody.

Night.

Night.

You think Tamara did this?

Tamara called me today.

She's not allowed to do that.

She knows.

She wanted to meet.

Don't tell me you met with her. I
thought that she might have a better

settlement offer from Fred.

So is that what happened?

No, that's not what happened. I drove
all the way across town to meet her, and

she never showed up.

So I headed back, and then she called me
with some big lie about how she got

hung up at work, and she said there'd be
a better offer coming, but after that,

there won't be any more.

She said that if we go to court...

She's going to make sure that they use
all that information, all that stuff I

said to that fake reporter about the
other men I met on the app before Fred.

That was it.

That's not even the point.

What's the point?

After I came home from all of that
nothing, I found a man in my house.

And you think that she knew he was here.

Don't you?

I mean, all she really wanted was to get
me out of here for an hour.

She set me up.

No!

You are so sweaty!

Oh, my Jesus.

Have you heard from Delilah?

Why?

Did Jamal call?

How'd it go?

Said she left early. Something came up.

She doesn't want to bother her. He just
wants to make sure she's okay.

God, help me, that woman.

She gets in these ruts where she just
ruins things, like a reflex.

Like she stops things up just to feel
like the righteous underdog.

Well, he's not upset about it.

She scheduled Fred Osborne's deposition.

After I told her it would escalate
things.

She wants things escalated. She wants a
mess.

I can't wait for this case to be over.

When's the trial?

In about a month. But I want to try to
push it up. Hopefully settle.

We'll see what happens.

Settle?

I'll explain later.

What's the matter with you?

Is Casey up there with you?

Yeah, why?

Meet me in the lounge.

We need to talk.

What the hell's going on?

You went behind my back and called Leah.

Yeah. My last -ditch effort to save you
from yourself.

Sue me. I just might.

Dee, I told you that we can go after the
army together. I would be happy to do

that.

Settle this case.

Tamara, after that wild goose chase you
sent her on, Leah came home and walked

in on someone robbing her apartment.

Seriously. They ransacked the place just
to send a message.

They took her laptop, they grabbed the
cell phone right out of her hand. Two

things that your client... Okay, asked
about. So you think Osborne did this?

They didn't take anything else. What
else did she have to take?

Tamara, has she struggled? This will be
a whole different conversation. Slow

your roll. Okay.

I will ask Gwen and Fred first thing
tomorrow, but you have to know this.

It's not my style. I don't know what
your style is anymore.

Oh, really? I used to know. Okay. Now I
just... You're tripping.

Are we still on for lunch on Monday?
Lunch for what?

My wedding.

You are my maid of honor, unless you're
not.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

I'll see you then.

What's the matter?

Erica.

She wants me to come look at a new place
with her.

Some crazy, expensive place in Myers
Park.

Well, I'm cool. I got work to do.

Hey, why are you off in such a rush?

To go look at this place, Gordon. I just
told you.

Okay. What did I say wrong this time?

Nothing. You didn't say anything.

And I have two weeks now before I have
nowhere to live.

I can't have this conversation with you
again, Gordon.

I don't know why I keep thinking things
will change.

That you'll suddenly say, just live
here.

This thing.

Okay. I'll talk to Delilah this week.
About what?

The kids. You. I told you this. Yeah, I
remember.

Everything has to happen in order.
Unless, of course, nothing happens. You

you do this thing, right? What? Have a
real life? Yeah, it's something I do. I

guess I'm weird that way.

I just said I would talk to her, didn't
I? I just said that. You know, when we

met back at Davidson and you told me I
was a genius, did you mean that? Or were

you just trying to get in my pants?

Tell the truth.

I meant it.

Okay, and when we did it the first time
and you told me I was the most beautiful

woman you had ever been with, ever could
imagine being with, did you mean that

too? Yes.

Why aren't you trying harder to keep me,
Gordon?

No, actually, don't answer that.

Because this beautiful genius is going
to tell you. The reason is, you don't

take me seriously. I take you seriously.
No, I'll always... be a student to you.

Nothing but a student. And I'm not
talking about opinions about books or

whatever. I mean... What do you mean?
Please, enlighten me. You really don't

think I'll choose to stay with you?
Well, congratulations, Gordon. You win.

I'm done.

I'm moving on.

Katya.

You don't know what I'm gonna say? How
could I possibly know what you're gonna

say, Katya?

Hey, what's up?

I was just wondering if you wanted to
come and visit tomorrow night.

Tomorrow night?

Yeah. We could, you know, have dinner,
talk.

What time?

Whenever works for you.

I'll try to make it by eight.

Well, okay.

I'll see you then.

I love you.

Bye.

To what do I owe the pleasure?

Someone broke into Leah Davis' place
last night.

My client to Fred Osborne fired.

Yeah, I heard about this.

From who? The two cops you put on
notice.

Could you put someone on that case who
cares?

Or at least someone who's willing to
pretend to?

Put some pressure on Fred Osborne. Get
some answers.

I really need this laptop, or at least
need to prove that they stole it.

You won't even look into it?

It's not what I was thinking.

Nate's injury?

It's probably because of this problem
that Osborne is working so hard to cover

up. How's that? Is that enough to
motivate you to find at least one cop in

Charlotte who cares?

Do you have any proof of that? I have
these.

What are those?

Two copies of Nate's accident report.

The Army's account of his injury.

One they sent to Nate.

One they sent to Osborne.

They don't match.

But they both had the same date, and
they're both signed by the same officer

signed a bunch of these doctored
duplicate reports.

Either Osborne or the Army is trying
really hard to cover their tracks.

Maybe both.

You know, I would never ask you to do
anything unless I was at the end of my

rope. I've had no luck finding this guy.

He's just gone.

Rick Paddingale? Yes.

If I could at least prove that they
orchestrated this break -in, I would at

least have something.

These reports, they didn't happen to
come from Gary Shea's files, did they?

Still looking for those.

If you want to keep Mrs. Shea and anyone
else advising her from being charged

with obstruction, I'd tell her to wise
up and hand these over.

Are you any closer to an arrest?

Do you know who killed Gary Shea?

Give me those files, Delilah, and I'll
see about putting the squeeze on Fred

Osborne.

Okay?

Deal?

Thank you.

So you and your dad are on speaking
terms, after all.

It's not. It just looks like one.

What do you think they want with her
cell and laptop anyway?

Is it a sex tape maybe?

Of her and Fred? I hope not.

My guess is that it's something that
Gary Shea sent to Fred early on that

doesn't even know is on there.

But I really don't know.

I asked her to bring it to my office
twice so I could copy the hard drive.

She never did it.

Still no sign of Rick Pattengill?

No, but I spoke with someone at Fort
Bragg today who said maybe he was CIA,

she couldn't be sure.

So someone actually knew him?

No, she was just saying that when a
soldier suddenly goes missing like this,

it's a possibility.

Folks don't just disappear.

Not your old man, though, Dee.

Yeah, maybe I should talk to Cindy Shea.
I know your mom died after he left, but

he didn't kill her.

Yeah, you know, maybe you should focus
on the game instead of psychoanalyzing

me. I'm just saying you only have one
father. I found out the hard way.

Jen.

Damn it.

So this is just some strategy.

You're just distracting me. No, I mean,
maybe it should be. It's not, but...

I'll let you have that one. Yeah, keep
telling yourself that.

Well, all of a sudden she can do things.
I can do that. Come on, man, you got

lucky. Oh, I got lucky?

Okay, we'll have to do another one.

You want to hit the Imperial tonight?

Stanley Jordan's playing.

I saw him last night. I got two tickets.

I can pay for the theater, too.

Good night, Mason.

Good night,

Delilah.

This wording seems so much more
reasonable. No reason to ruffle feathers

unnecessarily, right?

Hey, he'll be free in a moment. No, it's
all right.

Come on, Ann.

Just make sure everyone else signing is
good with those changes and then send it

out.

Thanks.

What did I do now?

Someone broke into Leah Davis' apartment
and stole her laptop and cell.

Fred's going to be disappointed to hear
this.

He's looking for those.

Or he just found them.

Is she ready to settle? Yeah, but I want
to make sure that we weren't in on the

break -in. And when I say we, I mean you
or your dad.

When Senior wants to see your ASAP.

Speak of the devil.

I'll be right there.

This is the first I've heard of it.

I can't speak for the old man.

But you're more than welcome to ask.

Captain Wallace called, and Nona Benson,
the lady with the pregnancy

discrimination case, still wishes you'd
take a look. And I still don't have the

time? Put Nona on my call sheet and put
together a short list of attorneys I can

recommend. Of course.

Demetria. Uh, what's going on here?

She doesn't have a window.

And what did you get out of the deal?

Oxygen.

Did, uh, Leah confirm the depot prep?

Yes, 10 .30 to noon tomorrow.

Yes, ma 'am.

Uh, I need you to put Gary Shea's files
back in the box exactly as we found them

and fingerprint free.

Are they going back to the police?

Eventually.

Demetria, you need some legal coverage
for Cindy Shea before she hands him over

to the cops. Just to ease her mind.

Exactly.

Oh, that morning sun is a killer.

Give me five minutes.

I'll give you seven.

Don't need them.

Are you coming?

Whatever, man.

Uh -oh, uh -oh, uh -oh.

Okay.

No slide move this time.

The transfer looks a lot stronger.

Yeah, I've been working hard so I can go
home.

Huh? Here, let me get that for you. No,
no, I got it.

If you don't mind, I'm going to do it
all myself today.

I don't want to be like another kid to
take care of when I go home.

You know, my wife's coming to visit
later.

I like the sound of that.

There.

You

want

some help with your shoes before I go?
No, I'm good. I'm good.

Hey, good luck tonight, buddy.

Thanks, man. Yeah.

Hello?

Hey, D.

Is it okay if I came over this evening
to talk about something?

What kind of something?

I'd rather just explain in person.

7 .30, all right?

See you then.

Casey wants to make a slideshow for the
reception, so I need you to dig some

pictures up from college.

I can totally do that.

Not from the weird bang phase.

Well, that was a pretty long phase.

That's why I'm bringing it up. We want
to studiously avoid the bang.

No bangs. Do we know this?

Yep.

Did they know it was us when you made
the reservation today?

They knew it was me.

Mama's missing her booth.

Sorry.

I'll make it work.

So, how's the venue search?

I got the Madison.

Easter weekend.

How do you manage that?

Promise you won't judge me.

Or judge me whatever I'll tell you. I'm
not going to judge you.

The Madison has been fighting for years
to get an easement from the city to

build on that land behind the Rose
Garden.

I guess technically it's the city's
property.

So you got Casey to handle it? Of course
I did.

This is how business gets done.

Why would you marry the power if you're
not going to use it, baby?

See?

You're judging me. I'm not judging you.

By the way, I asked Wynn about the break
-in.

He doesn't know.

You asked Wynn Senior?

He doesn't know either.

You just read? I have depo prep
tomorrow. I'll ask him, too.

I know you think that I'm on some
slippery slope to hell, but this case is

and I blame you for both of us being in
it. You'll tell me what Fred said?

Yeah, I'll tell you what he says, what
he doesn't say, which hair, and his

twitches, everything.

And you really asked one senior.

Okay. You know what?

If this is where we are, maybe this is
the right table for this lunch.

If this is where we are in our
friendship, where you're asking me

that twice,

You didn't ask one, senior.

My brother is in a wheelchair for the
rest of his life. You don't care.

Okay. You know the drill. What drill?

You have until midnight to take back
what you said.

Just admit you didn't ask him. Woman,
you have crossed the line.

Wait.

Speech on July 5th, 1852 to the
Rochester Ladies Anti -Slavery Society.

The talk took place at... I've been
expecting this call.

Wondered if we might have a word
tonight, Chief.

Just a quickie.

Nothing we can't talk about over the
phone?

Frances has got a new show she's been
asking me to watch.

No, face -to -face.

Sugar Creek.

All right. Might bring back some
memories.

So then I needed to land perfectly in
order to get this pump that I wanted

was on the roof. But my only other
option was to pickaxe battle this guy

No way.

Yeah, and I swear my glider was
glitching, too.

Otherwise, I really would have gotten
that pump.

What's glitching?

Say something funny without your tooth.

Hoochie!

That glitching. So basically, every time
I'd hit him with the axe, he'd make

this really weird noise and say, Harder!

Harder! Harder!

Marker.

Where are you playing this game?

Nowhere.

Are you playing at Ian's?

No, I'm just like showing off.

Well, stop it.

And tell Dion that you've never played.

I've never played Fortnite.

I knew that.

Good night.

Bedtime.

Hey, thanks for making the time.

I can't wait to hear what this is about.
I've been trying to imagine.

Okay, if I stay quick, I do the kids.

If you do it right now.

Be right back.

Come on in.

Thanks for coming.

You know, Tina asked me one to ten.

I said eight.

She said, is this for Christine?

I was like, yeah.

I guess I'm just not that hungry.

Can I show you something?

What's this?

Come take a look.

Niagara Falls.

We said I'd take you there.

Maybe it's time.

Can you even go in there?

I mean, I don't mean... I'm just asking.
No, I was curious too, but...

You can take a boat right out into it.
It's accessible.

And you can get soaking wet.

That sounds like fun to me.

And I still would like to keep my
promise.

Whatever happens after, Delilah, watch
the end.

Listen.

I still love you, Chris.

And I want to make this work.

For us and for Dia.

I don't know what to say.

Just say you'll think about it.

I'm not sure I can, Nate.

What do you mean you can't? What?

Good night, Uncle Gordon.

Good night, little man.

Hey, can I talk to you for a second?

Yeah, what's up, baby girl?

Is everything okay?

Yeah, um, I just need your help with
something.

All right, yeah, let's talk about it.

We're all tucked in.

So,

what's going on?

I've been seeing Katya again.

Do her parents know?

They do.

We've been back together almost a year.

I'm going to be asking her to move in
with me.

There is no way that my children are
going to stay at that house with her.

Not for you to say, Delilah.

Are you going to tell Maya how you two
met?

That she's your student? That this is
why Davidson let you go and now you're

slumming it across town?

Well, the plan ain't a lie about it.

So what are you going to do?

You just want to not tell?

You know how long that's going to last?
Let me tell you. About five minutes.

She was a grown -ass woman when we met.
And you're a student.

You can't go to Whole Foods without a
woman asking your advice about tomatoes

where you got your shoes.

You picked her.

A woman not ten years older than Maya.

You know, Delilah, I thought coming
here, talking in person was the most

respectful thing I could do. Oh, I feel
extremely respected.

You know, I just barely got over what
you did to me and my family.

Just barely.

And here you go, finding a way to twist
the knife.

I'm just trying to be happy.

You and everybody else. Yeah, me and
everyone, but you...

What, did you tell the kids already?

Is that what you were doing up there so
long? Our daughter just told me that

there was a conservatory in Philadelphia
that she wants to apply to.

She'd have to skip senior year here if
she did it, but she would get her

diploma. I said I was fine with it, but
I told her that she would have to talk

to you about it as well, obviously.

We're going to have a long talk before
either of my children step foot in that

house.

A long one.

No way not.

Night 11.

Thanks for coming out, Chief.

What's the purpose of meeting here?

Oh, I don't know. I just thought maybe a
trip down memory lane with my old

partner might be fun.

What do you want, Paul?

I heard that you put Kim Collins from IA
on some routine 459. Who told

you that?

Kim.

He said you told him to ask.

Fred Osborne about the break -in. The
stolen items were things he was looking

for. Thought it would be worth a visit.
Just a check.

Makes sense.

Osborne Tactical just came out with a
new program.

They're going to supply body armor to
the whole Charlotte police force.

Free. When?

There's a press release coming out
tomorrow.

The Union.

So Osborne doesn't want trouble?

Nobody does.

No one with good sense.

Understood.

Passing somebody at the behest of that
daughter of yours, this is not the best

look. I said I understand. Look, Chief,
we both know that a little situation

sometimes can get really out of hand.

Way out of hand.

That's when people get hurt.

The numbers come out.

We should limit ourselves to 48.

But I'm happy to drop four more of mine
if that helps you out. I love you for

helping me out with this.

I was looking at the money.

All good.

Well, half my friends aren't friends
anymore anyway.

Where's Wynn and Katie?

Ought to be awkward to have Wynn and
Delilah in the same room.

Well, that's their problem.

All right.

Okay.

Wynn and Katie.

Well,

you just call her.

I'm not calling her.

Saying that I don't care about Nate. I
care about Nate.

I care about her. I also care about
paying my bills.

I care about everything.

I know you do.

She needs to call me.

Don't look at me like that. I'm not
looking in any way.

Babe, she needs to call me.

Where are you going?

To get the drink you said you were going
to get me, but you didn't.

I'm sorry, babe.

Twice in one week.

Thank you for coming over.

Guess this mystery guy isn't really too
heavy in the rotation, huh? I told you

it was still early.

Hang on.

It's good to be known.

So, what are you going to do?

Um, I don't know.

She lied to me. You don't know that for
a fact. I have known Tamara since middle

school. I know when she's lying.

So, she's calling to say she'll talk
tomorrow.

You just have to talk tonight. Isn't
that the deal? I don't know what the

is anymore.

I know what it was.

I know that no matter what, I could look
at Tamara and she would have my back.

And she wasn't the type to have
anybody... back because of how she grew

It was all about Tamara, and I get it.

She had to fight for everything, but I
always knew that we were still sisters.

Still are.

I don't know if it's this case or
getting married to

Casey or fighting so damn hard at this
white castle she's working at to make

partner. Did you just make that up? No,
she...

She said that all the time. I don't know
that she would say that anymore, and I

get it.

It's the perfect storm.

But it doesn't change the fact that it's
painful that she's moving on.

All right, I'm stepping in. What are you
doing? I'm going to call her and put

you two on the phone because I can't
take this. No, don't do that. I'm doing

I've never seen friends like you two.
I've never had a friend like you two.

Mace, I'm serious.

Don't.

I'm just trying to help.

Hey.

Thanks for calling.

It's the deal, isn't it? Yeah,
historically it is, yeah.

I didn't ask when, senior.

So why did you say you did?

Delilah, you don't know what I'm up
against.

You wouldn't have done any good.

That's fine, but don't lie to me.

I'm sorry, I just... I just got scared.

Of what?

Of what you would think of me.

If you knew all the shit I eat every day
to stay at that firm.

Delilah, I want this case to end.

I need it to end.

You know, there are going to be other
cases.

I won't be involved.

Leah won't be involved. But you will be
involved.

And that place is not going to change.

You know I care about Nate.

Yeah, I do.

And if I really thought nailing Osborne
was going to get him justice, I'd do it.

But the facts aren't quite there yet.

Are you going to ask Fred?

Yes. And what are you going to do if you
find out that he had somebody break

into Leah's? What are you going to do?
That's a separate issue.

It's not.

Legally speaking, it is.

Legally speaking. But we're talking
about life.

Delilah, life doesn't matter when it...
To you.

Yeah, I know. No, it doesn't matter the
way that you mean it.

You can't just say life and expect
people to roll over.

That's not the real world.

Just what?

Just make your case.

Make the case.

You haven't made your case. I had a
feeling that you weren't going to be

do it, considering the players.

Because I tried. I've tried ten
different times to get you to move off

But you won't budge.

Delilah, if there is a case to be made,
then make it.

Because I can't fix this anymore.

I can't go back and forth. It is killing
me.

And I don't want to.

Hello? Are you still there?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm here.

I, um, I pulled up some photos of you
without being sure I could send them

Thanks. Do you not want me to be your
maid of honor?

Do you want to take a beat?

Do you?

If you do.

Trial's a month away.

It might simplify things a little.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing.

Yeah, let's, um... Let's take a beat.

Okay.

You're still my sister.

You're still my sister.

Good night.

That line is great.

Thank you.

And where are all the exhibits?

At the print shop here tomorrow. Great.

And I obtained the British patent for
Wellington's remote detonator.

And here is a list of mathematicians you
might want to use as expert witnesses

to talk a jury through how the wireless
systems on the C -15 and the Wellingtons

intersect and how likely the unlikely
actually is.

And is that in a language a jury can
understand?

No.

I didn't think so.

So, how are things?

You tell me.

Well, how are you and Harper doing?

Is this because of the plants?

No, I'm just checking in.

Oh, she'd enjoy the plants.

Who doesn't enjoy plants? I don't think
Harper has a problem with the plants,

per se.

Put a window in this broom closet, you
call an office, and I'll gladly have all

those plants in here.

Plants are life.

Demetria. I thought about putting a
broil lamp in here. I thought you'd

was unprofessional.

Can't catch a break.

Sorry. Your father's here.

Talk later?

Mm -hmm.

Tell me Fred Osborne cracked.

No one's been to question him.

Then tell me why that.

There's a majority of white cops on the
force. They watch every move I make.

Osborne's offered free body armor to the
union.

Me upsetting that apple cart.

It's not the right move right now.

For hundreds of thousands of black
people in Charlotte, it's got to wait.

What about Nate?

I've read the reports.

Obviously, they don't sync up. But
finding Rick Pattengill is job one on

front, not harassing Fred Osborne.

I gave you those missing files. Yes, you
did.

What? Nothing.

It's just one more time that work
matters more to you than family, more to

than truth, and more to you than your
kids. More than anything.

Miss Connolly?

What the hell's going on here? Sorry,
Chief.

Orders. Whose orders?

Miss Connolly, you're under arrest for
tampering with evidence and obstruction

of justice. I'm telling you right now,
stand down.

Who issued the warrant?

Judge Akers.

Of course.

You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used

against you in a court of law.

You have the right to an attorney.

I am her attorney.

Ma 'am, you're more than welcome to
accompany us to the station, but if you

don't mind, we need to finish reading
the suspect her rights.

If you cannot afford an attorney, one
will be provided for you.