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What about your mother?

Doesn't she need you?

She's just responsible for what happened to Theus.

How is she?

She's still unconscious.

She doesn't even know we're here.

I want more for Hope. She has me.

And no court is going to take her away.

Melissa has poisoned everything she's ever touched.

I just want my baby. I mean, what do you mean?

Now, Robin, she's not going to raise your baby.

Oh, Dwayne.

Where's Emma? Mr. Cooley?

What happened to Emma?

She's been taken to radiology.

I'm Mrs. Channing. What's the condition of my daughter?

Well, she's still unconscious. It's a possible concussion.

We need to check you over.

Please.

Mr. Channing, please sit down.

Greg!

Angela.

How did you know?

Know what?

Emma's been in an accident.

Oh, no. What happened?

Oh, she was with Duane in the truck and there was a hijacking and... Oh, this

night couldn't get any worse.

J .J. Roberts is dead.

Shot himself.

J .J.? Yes.

Oh, well, she must need you.

How badly is Emma hurt?

I don't know. She's still unconscious.

Look, I'll check back with you in a bit, all right?

Well, that's all for now.

I'm sorry, Miss Roberts. I may have some more questions for you later.

Well, thank you, officer.

How are you going?

I need to be alone.

I'm not so sure that's such a great idea right now.

Miss Roberts.

Miss Roberts, would you make... statement about your father's death no

roberts will not make a statement has it been determined that this is suicide or

murder question for the police j .j roberts was pronounced dead from a

wound to the head mr reardon are you stepping in for j .j roberts in the bid

the governor please thank you there'll be an official statement given

tomorrow

Oh, Chris.

Charlie called me.

Listen, the doctor says that it's a concussion and she'll be fine.

I'm going to believe that when I hear her voice.

She's strong.

You know, once I thought I'd lost Julia.

And now it's Emma.

I wish I hadn't told Julia that you hadn't lived. I should have told both of

the truth at the beginning.

You did what you thought was right.

I hope you can forgive me.

I already have.

I said some pretty harsh things to you.

But you told the truth.

More than you realize.

How is she?

She's still unconscious.

Emma, it's me.

He doesn't even know we're here.

He knows.

Emma, we're still gonna get married, remember?

Dwayne?

I was dreaming about you.

Cindy, I want you to send two dozen yellow roses to Emma Channing. She's at

Metropolitan Hospital.

The card should read, Thinking of you.

Love, Richard.

Make that Richard and Terry.

Forget that.

Just Richard.

Good job, Ralph.

Must have been here all night getting this story out.

That J .J. Roberts story was a hot one, all right. Calls are still pouring in.

Suddenly everyone's got something bad to say about the man.

Yeah, sure, now.

Where were these vultures when we were trying to dig something up?

Uh, he was a powerful man.

Could hush up a lot of things.

Yeah, such as why he and his daughter didn't get along.

I had a reporter digging into her school days for a few weeks now. Went all the

way back to grade school records. What have you got?

Seems her guidance counselor from junior high school called a conference with

the parents.

Next day, Jordan was shipped off to boarding school.

Did you read this?

Jordan Roberts, 12 years old, shows low self -esteem, inconsistent behavior,

came in crying, saying she was a bad girl, saying her father, her father has

been molesting her.

There was no evidence to support this accusation. No clinical evaluation was

made because after talking with parents, it was determined that the girl was

fabricating her story.

No one believed it.

Poor Jordan.

Has anyone else seen these records?

Exclusive to the New Globe.

Let's keep it that way.

My God.

Gone. Off the face of the earth, if you ask the sheriff.

Roadblocks all over the place and they can't find a truckload of 3 ,000 cases

wine. Honey, they're going to find it. Sure, full of broken bottles or...

You know, there's not a lot of resale for stolen wine. It sounds like Angela's

doing to me. Oh, come on, let's not get paranoid about this.

Those are two low -class thugs. Might have thought I had a truck full of TV

or something. This was our first shipment under the Giberti label.

See, I just don't believe Angela would put Emma's life at risk.

Well, no one knew Emma was riding with me.

Well, you don't think... Mrs. Channing would really do something that

underhanded, do you?

She has in the past.

Mrs. Channing, please try to get some sleep.

The hospital said Emma is resting comfortably.

Good morning. Grandma, you know Charlie's right. You look exhausted.

I'll get some rest when Emma is home where she should be.

Mom, sir, I'm going to have to miss that today. It's my first day at Stavros

shipping. Well, don't do anything foolish.

I won't be able to stand to see you in a hospital bed, too.

Grandmother, don't worry about me, okay?

I'll stay out of trouble.

The way Emma did?

I'm bigger than she is.

Besides, Emma's going to be fine, and so am I.

The first thing I'm going to do when I get down there, though, is find out

everything I can about Sophia Stavros.

You know, those guys are the dogs. They never forget a pretty face.

Oh, thanks, Charlie.

I hope it's peanut butter.

Bye, Grandma.

Give my love to Emma.

Doris said you wanted to see me.

Tell me what you want from us.

I want hope.

You can have other babies.

I just forget she was ever born.

I'm not going to sell my baby.

You make it sound like she's being traded on the black market.

You were a surrogate mother for Melissa and I. That was the deal.

Don't you want to wait until you get married to have a real family?

Like you and Melissa, right?

No, thanks.

I'd take single parenthood over a marriage like yours any day. You signed

agreement.

And it will hold up in court.

How can you expect to give Hope all the advantages we can?

Hope doesn't need your toys.

Or you and Melissa and your stupid fights.

I can take care of her. I want more for Hope. A family. She has me.

And no court is going to take her away.

I'm her mother.

So what are we going to do, Riley?

Looks like we've got a real case of second thoughts here.

Second thoughts at our expense.

A judge may see it from your point of view.

You supported this girl for all these months?

Paid her medical bills? We paid all her bills.

New clothes, long -distance phone calls, room and board, and we have a contract.

Surrogate cases are like snowflakes. No tour alike.

You acted in good faith, she didn't.

Happens more often than you think.

You say this girl has no job training.

She was in college.

She only worked as a waitress.

She can't support Hope with tips.

We don't necessarily have to make her look bad as much as make you look good.

I have the finest harvest in the valley. I have a beautiful house. Melissa, that

isn't what Riley's talking about. Well, then what is he talking about? You're

too sure you're on the same side?

We want hope.

And I'm her father.

Yes, we do have that little matter of the paternity test.

And that'll be evidence in court.

But the only thing that's going to make a judge award a child to you over his

natural mother...

is a good, stable marriage.

We are stable.

You're a fine little boy, that's evident.

You're not going to make him go on the stand, are you? We might have to, if the

other side gets down and dirty.

It's just that he's been having these nightmares lately.

Something's troubling the boy?

If you can't even appear to have a stable family, you'll never see that

girl again.

I'll let myself out.

Excuse me.

What are you doing here?

Look, I hope I'm not blowing your cover.

These guys don't ask too many questions.

Unfortunately, they don't give any answers either. What about you? You

undercover or is this for real?

No, this is for real.

I wanted to let you know directly.

After all, you had the most to lose if I didn't go back to the priesthood. Hey,

look, we're brothers. I mean, people expect us to fight.

You want half a thousand for us?

Go for it.

I don't want it.

Come on, you gotta be relieved.

Boy, sometimes I don't want a thousand for us either.

I knew we had something in common.

Yeah. What I heard lately, uh, more than a few things.

Grandmother told you about Melissa?

Yeah.

Melissa was very special.

I know. She has that effect on men.

Must have been a tough choice for you.

I made the right one.

Anyway, goodbye, Lamp.

You know, it sounds funny, but I think I'm going to miss you.

Yeah, I know. You had to have a brother, right?

No, no, no.

I mean it.

Thanks.

Lunch was over five minutes ago. Give confession on your own time.

Yes, sir. Sorry, father.

Look, uh, first I gotta get going.

Take care of grandmother, okay?

Yeah, I will.

No.

What about your mother?

Doesn't she need you?

Not half as much as I needed her when I was nine years old with no one to turn

to.

She's as much responsible for what happened as he was.

What are we doing here? This looks like family. Jordan's my attorney.

She was.

She's not even at her own father's funeral.

She's here.

Well, I believe in keeping up appearances even if Jordan doesn't.

This grass is killing my shoes. Take them off.

Jordan.

I'd like a word with you.

Alone.

You don't even care that your father is dead, do you?

I'm here, aren't I?

You didn't come to the memorial service.

You haven't even been to the house.

He's dead.

He's gone.

Can't you forgive him?

Can you?

Let him rest in peace, Jordan.

He loved you, Jordan.

More than he ever loved me.

I'm alone because of you.

What did she have to say?

She blames me.

She said he was dead because of me.

It's true, isn't it?

I have never seen such a slipshod operation in my life.

My daughter suffered a concussion by those two hoodlums.

They were severely reprimanded.

Reprimanded?

Fired. I explicitly said that no one was to be hurt. So did I.

Unfortunately, my plan didn't count on Dwayne Cooley being the driver or your

daughter going along for the ride.

I'm withholding payment on this job.

Mrs. Channing, may I remind you that I was hired to stop Chase Gioberti's

shipment, which I did.

Miss Jones, I have been doing business with Kellogg investigating for ten

and this job was not done to my satisfaction.

Nor mine.

The odds of such a mishap on another case are a thousand to one. Another

What? You are a presumptuous little thing.

I have a truck full of 3 ,000 cases of Giberti Reserve Chardonnay.

It's a pity wine gives me headaches.

But I'm sure Chase Giaberti would love to find it on his doorstep this evening.

I thought that wine was destroyed.

Not before payment.

Well, even you don't know how clever you are.

Now, if I find that that wine gets back to Chase or to market, you are out of

business.

As long as there are people like you around, I'll always be in business.

You know your way out.

Emma? What are you doing home?

Oh, looks like you had a nasty fall.

You're supposed to be in the hospital.

Why didn't you call me to pick you up?

The doctor said I could rest at home. I wanted to surprise you.

Put her down, Dwayne. I'll take care of her now.

I'm going to take her up to her room. I said put her down. Please don't fight.

I'm just so happy to be home.

I wonder if your mother has any idea who hijacked my rig.

Do you, Mother?

Emma should be in bed, and if you're going to take her upstairs, do it.

Could you send us some hot tea?

I must be at the wrong house.

We don't have a big fella like this.

Grandpa!

How are you? We've got a big fella for... A couple of days. Cole and

went to Bodega Bay.

Oh.

Did you build this?

It did.

That's great.

Bodega Bay, huh? Yeah. A heck of a time for a vacation. I don't know. I think

it's a good sign. We need to spend some time alone together.

What about Hope?

Oh, Doris is watching her. I told her to keep an eye on Robin.

Huh. What's it going to be, big fella?

Pizza? Cheeseburgers? Oh. Milk shakes? Honey, you're going to spoil him.

Spoil him? I thought I was spoiling him.

I told you you could break through your writer's block.

Oh, please, are you kidding? I've been writing all day, and I've written

lists that are longer than this.

Oh, but not nearly so witty. That's witty.

Well... You think you could put this on hold for a little while for the guys?

For my two guys? Are you kidding? Of course I can.

Of course, I'll probably be up half the night with this, but... Well, you know

where you can find me if you need more story material.

Uh -huh, a little inspiration.

I may take you up on that.

That's for you.

Grandma and Grandpa, can I live here?

What?

Honey, you live with Mommy and Daddy.

You all right?

I'm fine. I'm sorry I shouldn't have called you. I feel silly.

Was this a nightmare?

I'm fine, really.

I'll make some tea.

No, really, I'm okay.

The tea is for me.

It's raining and I'm cold.

Now,

why don't you tell me about your dream?

It was about my father.

And about the shots. I just keep hearing the shots.

It's like I was a little girl again.

It just seems that every time I try to sleep, he appears.

Well, maybe I should stay here the night.

I don't know if I'll ever be ready for you to stay the night, Greg.

How could you make love to me? Don't I disgust you?

Nothing could be further from the truth.

I have to be honest with you. I don't know if I am capable of falling in love

with anyone.

I don't feel worthy of being loved.

I'll never get over that feeling.

You will.

And I'm here to help you.

No one can help me.

All right, then.

Hold you.

Care for you.

Love you.

And don't tell me that I can't, because I already do.

This is an awful small room.

Isn't the sound of the surf wonderful?

The best I could get on such short notice.

We're here.

Let's have fun.

It doesn't even work.

I wasn't planning on watching television.

Look, Melissa.

It was your idea to come here, not mine.

What do you want?

I don't want to lose you.

Neither of us is any prize.

Robin was a big mistake.

I know you were hurt about Father Chris, but this is our chance to start all

over again.

Listen, you loved me.

You fought for me once.

Is that what you like?

For me to fight for you?

It's better than watching our marriage just die.

I love that about you, I guess.

You were always so unattainable, it drove me crazy.

When I finally had you, it was like you were too high to reach.

I found a pedestal.

That's not true.

You always get what you want, you know that?

I hope so, because I want... Oh, come on, Melissa. You lied to me.

You cheated on me. You did a lot of stupid things.

Hey, aren't you going to fight back?

You said that was the only thing that would save this marriage.

Are you going to cry now?

You always turn on the waterworks just to sucker me in one more time.

You're being cruel.

See how it feels.

You've got a warped sense of the word, Melissa.

You're going to have to do a lot more than cry to make me believe it.

What's the matter?

I've never seen Melissa or Greti back away from a challenge.

You're not being yourself.

What do you want from me? Not what we had before.

Before Robin and Chris.

Just you and me loving each other.

Nothing more.

got my favorite. Does he ever lose?

No, that would be bad for business.

What's the ante?

Five bucks.

You gonna bet on him?

I'm gonna challenge him.

You?

getting started.

Okay, well, let me give it a try.

Even up the ante a little bit.

Pop it up, guys.

Got us a newcomer.

Too bad the boss ain't around to see this.

First thing, I thought Mike was the boss.

Talking about Stavros.

He loves it when guys come around here to challenge Mike.

Stavros comes to this place?

Sure. He has a beer with his crew every time he comes to port.

Well, where is he?

Huh? Where is he? Lost at sea?

All right, quit stalling. Come on.

Come on.

You know what I hear?

I hear he's like Howard Hughes now.

He's got long hair, long beard, long fingernails. The man is fishing in the

Pacific. I heard he was mountain climbing in Nepal.

All right, cut the chatter.

a two out of three? I must like to gamble.

I like real gambling.

Kind of uses a few brains.

A little bit of luck.

Let's go.

Oh,

how lovely.

Thank you. They're beautiful.

Where's Terry?

She sends her love.

Sent her straight to a hot bath.

Poor Terry.

Surprised she'd let you go anywhere without her.

I mean, being newlyweds and all that.

You know, these modern brides, Maggie, independent.

Among other things.

Chase will be down in a minute. Can I get you a drink? No, thank you.

Oh, I couldn't help but notice this. Sudden friendship.

Listen,

I'd have them all over the place if I had a best friend.

I saw on the New Globe's list of bestsellers, it's number five in

California and 15 in the country. I can't believe it myself.

I love it, though. You should. You've got a lot of talent, Maggie.

Untapped resources.

I just wanted everybody to see that when I submitted this to the publisher.

I know.

And after all is said and done, I thank you.

You know, I don't have an autographed copy.

Well, you have a pen.

I certainly did. You have a pen and you have an autograph? I'll tell you, I feel

a little silly doing this, but... For what it's worth...

That book just tripled in value.

What, are you planning to sell it?

I meant for me.

Good evening, Richard.

Hello, Jay.

Hi. I never know what to bring a ventner, so I decided to bring you the

let you make a profit at the same time.

Well, flattery will get you everywhere. Our own Gioberti sparkling wine. Good

vintage. Thank you.

I was looking forward to your reserve Chardonnay.

Sorry to hear about the accident.

So was I.

But it was no accident. Whoever hijacked that shipment knew exactly what kind of

damage they were doing.

Do I hear an accusation in that?

No, no, no, no. I've thought about this very carefully.

You're motivated solely by profit.

Angela is determined to discredit and destroy me and my wine. So I figure that

eliminates you as a suspect.

Now, I think that's what's called a left -handed compliment.

Don't get me wrong. It's no compliment.

I need to fight Angela.

And at the moment, I can't do it alone.

So, last resort?

Well, it's nice to be popular.

Does this make us allies?

Let's call it reluctant partners.

Well, I think a partnership calls for some champagne.

Dower Chase, everything's going to work out fine.

Stand together.

Or hang separately.

Charlie? I was afraid you'd say no, so I followed him in.

It's all right, Charlie.

You told me you'd help me once when I was pregnant.

I came to collect on that promise.

Well, I don't remember making any promises.

I don't have enough money for a good attorney.

You're the only person who can help me keep my baby.

I think you've overestimated my concern for you, Robin.

Cole and Melissa will win this case if you don't help me.

Charlie.

I assume that you've been causing a great deal of trouble for the Gibertis.

didn't mean to cause any trouble.

Charlie, would you make some tea for Robin and me?

Yes, Mrs. Channing. I think we should have a little chat.

Sit down.

This could be a perfect opportunity for both of us.

Wait a minute.

I just want my baby. What do you mean?

Melissa has poisoned everything she's ever touched, including my grandsons.

Now, Robin.

She's not going to raise your baby.

I tried calling several times.

The line was always busy. I figured that you had taken the phone off the hook. I

had to. It's these damn reporters. Someone got the number.

I saw you at the services for my father.

Thanks for coming.

I'd like you to come back to work for me, Jordan.

Aren't you that same man that told me attorneys are a dime a dozen?

Bad ones are. I want the best.

Well, you don't want me then.

Oh, you're being too modest.

I need you.

Chase has finally consented, grudgingly so, to be my business partner.

Moving full steam ahead, restoring Terry's winery. As a matter of fact, I

happen to have a preliminary prospectus that I would like you to go through.

Richard, I resigned, remember?

I never accepted your resignation.

You've got a lot of nerve.

Oh, not nerve.

Instinct, maybe.

The best thing for you right now is to come back to work. I know you've been

through quite an ordeal, but believe me. You couldn't possibly know.

I do.

A report from your old junior high counselor fell into my hands.

Just fell into your hands.

Richard, I begged you not to go digging around in my background. You had no

right.

Don't.

I'm sorry what happened to you, but your past, your background, your secret is

safe with me. Oh, yes, I'm sure you and the entire circulation of the New Globe.

Well, Richard, you finally got what you wanted. Your big headline story, the

unsolved mystery of Jordan Roberts.

There's not going to be any story, not from me.

What, what, you're going to blackmail me?

No.

You've got to trust me.

That's funny.

That's what I used to say to you.

Didn't I?

Then there was this big oaf who thought he could take on Dwayne. Oh, Emma, I

don't want to even think about what could have happened to you. Oh, Myler,

you know by now that I have a guardian angel sitting on my shoulder?

I know nothing of the sort.

Hi, Emma.

Chris, you're a priest again.

I always have been, and I always will be.

This was my choice. I'm very proud of you, Chris.

I came to some conclusions about Falcon Crest.

Uh -oh.

Good or bad?

I belong in the church.

My experience here helped me to realize that.

Are you going to be staying in the Tuscany Valley, Chris?

No.

I'm going back to Marysville tomorrow. I've requested a third world mission.

Well, you'll always have a home here.

I like the sound of that.

Home. I never thought I'd be able to say it.

Now, listen, before I forget, I'm saying this evening's mass if you'd like to

attend. I'd be honored to.

Stop it. Not there. Don't run away. Okay.

What?

What? Oh, he's again?

Must be something in the water in Bodega Bay.

What's happening?

Oh, just that the court date has been set for a custody hearing.

That's impossible. We haven't even heard from Raleigh Wicker.

He's heard from me.

And my attorney.

What attorney?

We were just talking about you two, in fact.

He's here now, planning my case.

Where the hell did she get the money for an attorney?

People don't always do things for money, Melissa.

See you in court.

Thank you, Charlie.

Well, are you waiting for me?

Hello, Grandmother.

Exceptionally dashing tonight.

Well, thank you. I like to look my best when I'm traveling.

Well, where are you traveling to?

I'm going to Nice, then Monte Carlo. My plane leaves in two hours.

I didn't get a chance to get to the bank this morning for gambling money. I need

a couple hundred grand.

Oh.

Well, now, it's not what you think, grandmother. This is going to lead me to

Peter. Well, I knew you'd get tired of packing crates.

Now, what is this all about?

I found out some information about Philip Hubert. You know, Peter's son -in

-law. Evidently, he was cut out of the will along with Sophia. And from what I

understand, he didn't marry Sophia just for her looks.

Well, what has Monte Carlo got to do with this?

Philippe's ship just sailed into port about an hour ago.

Philippe is a high -stakes gambler who doesn't like to lose, especially in

inheritance.

I understand that Philippe Hubert is very headstrong. He's got a terrible

temper.

I hope these high stakes games he's playing have nothing to do with Peter.

Haven't seen you in quite a while.

How have you been?

Fine, Byron. I've been out of town.

How about a vodka on the rock?

Got it.

Good seeing you.

Thanks.

May I have my drink, please?

Only if you'll let me buy it for you.

Maybe if we get along, I'll buy another one.

Oh, I'm sure we'll get along.

What makes you think that?

Look how great we're doing already.

Save your money.

Why don't we go someplace a little quieter?

What's your name?

Monica? Oh, I like that.

We're going to have a good time, Monica.

That's why I'm here.

Next on Falcon Crest.

Thank God you're all right. I have been scared sick.

Greg, what's the matter? Why wouldn't I be all right?

I mean, I didn't even tell you half of what I've been imagining.

Jeez, Maggie.

I didn't expect to see you here.

I thought the hijacking put you out of business.

I'm sure you did.

I'd like you to welcome my new partner, Richard Channing.

Aloha, Angela.

James, what are you doing here?

I'm going to get you out of here somehow.