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Charlotte's a force.

So she threw you down and you were just helpless to resist?

Anton Pooley, you are under arrest

for the murder of Charlotte Evans.

I have creditors ringing me every day.

We have to pay bills.

Anton, he's a brilliant chef,

but just no head for business.

I could take a look at it if you like.

I used to work in hotel management.

Work hard, party harder.

You need to take a firm hand, especially now.

-I quit. -Rebecca, y-you can't...go.

-I'm gonna be working there. -I'm gonna be on shifts.

You're gonna be working nights. How's that gonna work?

Can't do this without decent front of house.

-You'll stay? -Didn't you say it was my time to shine?

He was giving you the look.

Maddie, I'm not about to sleep with him

because Tom and I aren't having a baby.

Kyle's alibi is that he was at a building site all day,

but there are just some things that don't add up.

I was with my father-in-law at the time.

Look, I know what you did.

You don't know what you're talking about.

She's not gonna drop it, is she?

Keep away from me, Sarah. Stay out of this.

Sorry, sweetie, I'm here now.

Hi.

What are you doing here?

School couldn't get hold of you, so they called me.

My flat mate was supposed to pick him up,

but I'm here now, so... Come on, Max.

He shouldn't be in after-school care, Madds.

It freaks him out.Yeah, well, I'm busy,

so he's gonna have to get used to it.

Exactly what Phoebe and I have been talking about.

You're not coping.

What, you've got some solo mother in

because you can't make rent?

It's my flat mate,

and you know nothing about my life.

And you still only get to see Max when I say so.

Come on.

-Bye, bub. -Bye!

I'm so sorry. London had a play date,

so I took on an extra client.

I'm -- I'm so sorry, I just didn't think --

I don't want to hear it.

-I don't want it. -You love mac and cheese.

I don't. I hate it!

You know, he could have just had sushi with me and London.

Max doesn't like sushi.

And when you say you're gonna pick him up,

you have to do it.

As you know, children shouldn't be left alone.

Whoa, I'm trying.

It's not like he was in any real danger.

Found somewhere else to live?

I'm trying.

I told you this is not a permanent arrangement.

Actually, I am gonna go look at a place right now.

Can you look after London for me?

Mm? I mean, it's not like you're going anywhere.

Anything to help you move out.

Cheers. Hey.

Please be a good girl for Maddie, okay?

She pretty much puts herself to bed.

James, how's it going?

I told you it was mad to use marble.

As I've said, I do have other options.

Project's name, foyer cladding.

Don't worry, I'll find them, send them through to the client.

Of course. See you tomorrow.

Max, you need to eat something!

Max?

Max, where are you?

Max!

Max!

-Well, hello, hello! -Oh, my God!

Dad, what are you doing here?

I've come to lend my support, of course.

Course you have.

Liz, gee, you're looking spectacular.

Harry, you look the same.

Well, come on, haven't you got a hug for your old man?

Come on, come on, come on, give us a hug.

Ahh.

Ah, Pat, I've got a couple of calls to make,

so I'll catch up with you outside, yeah?

Come on through, Patrick.

How're you feeling?

Is that Patrick Muller?

Yeah. I used to work for that bastard.

-Really? -Mmm.

Troy, my darling.

Why do I get a bad feeling here?

Just had an enquiry for a table of 12. It's a mix-up.

He thought she booked, she thought he had.

Everything is full and it's a birthday.

We're short-staffed.

Oh, come on. We can do it.

And I might have already said yes.

Thank you.

Oh, hey, gorgeous. -Hey.

So I went to look at a flat today,

and they said no kids or pets,

as if they're the same thing.

Free cocktail to commiserate?

Actually, if you can give me a hand.

Get off your tush and help me set the tables.

Then can I have a free cocktail?

If you're good. Come on.

Did Danielle say anything about dinner?

Oh, there's a casserole in the fridge. Just zap it.

Oh, whoa, whoa, where are you going?

Over to Julius's, to study.

I've got stuff to do and Danielle's working.

I need you to watch Francesca.

Again? Dad, that's so not fair.

Tell me about it.

Stay.

I'm not a dog.Hey, Maddie, what's up?

Is Max over with you?

No.

He's missing. He -- He went out the front door.

And thought he might have found his way to yours.

No.

Oh, shit! Okay, don't panic.

Have you checked in with his friends?

You know he doesn't have any.

I'll get in the car.

I've got a little girl to look after.

Okay, bring her over here.

Romy won't mind.

Alright, bye. Stay.

Watch Francesca, and if Max turns up, call me.

Woof.

Max, where are you?

Sis.

Tom, any sign?

Not yet.

Maybe he -- he -- he might have gone back to school.

Yeah, I don't know.

Look, I think you'd better check back at home

and then, if he's not there, call the police.

Okay.

Thanks, Tom.

-Hey, Mads -- -Jesse, now is not a good time.

Well, maybe you need to find the time.

Where is he?

Max! Maxie!

Hey, little fella.

-Hi. -How've you been?

He caught the bus all the way here, by himself.

Driver didn't even stop him.

He's okay, that's the main thing.

He's eight years old.

I'm glad you remembered.

No, it means he would do anything to get away from you.

That's rubbish and you know it.

Alright, Max -- -Ah, no --

-Let's go. -Ah, no, no, no, you're not --

You're not taking him anywhere tonight.

Like hell.Maddie, I know that you're upset

and you feel responsible for what's happened --

You can stay out of this.I'm sorry, but no.

Max is here now. He's safe and he's settled.

And he wanted to come here.

I want to stay.

-You sure? -Yes.

Alright.

Just for tonight.

Alright. Hey.

-I'll see you tomorrow, okay? -See ya.

Actually, um, there's something we wanted you to know.

Um, Phoebe and I have been talking to a lawyer.

Um, we think that Max needs a more stable home,

so we're applying for full custody.

Dad, why are you really here?

To help.

We last saw you three years ago,

the Christmas that you met Angela.

Actually, um,

me and Angela have kind of had a parting of the ways.

Oh, my God. Dad!

Dad! That is wife number four!

I know. Well, we didn't really get that far,

but, yeah, I know, sweetie, I'm --

I'm an optimist. Every time I just think,

you know, they're the one.

Like your Mum.

Love of my life until she walked out on us.

Well, she's actually been good to me lately, in her own way.

Now listen, this Patrick Muller business.

How do you mean?

Well, you reckon he's covering up for his son-in-law.

Well, it seems that way.

Okay, you do know he's dodgy?

'Cause even when I was working for him,

there were rumors about where he was getting his money from,

and it wasn't Santa.

Charlotte was his daughter.

Like, why would he lie to protect Kyle?

Oh, sweetie, there's no telling with some parents.

Look at your mother.

-Not everything is about Mum. -Look.

Blood isn't always thicker than water,

that's all I'm saying, okay?

And I'm here for you, and Anton.

Thanks, Dad.

Happy birthday again from all of us.

I'm so glad you had a great time.

-Bye. -We'll see you.

-Well, that was full-on. -That was a marathon.

I can't walk. I literally can't.

These shoes are for slaying, not walking.

Oh, you did real good, honey.

You gonna have a cocktail?No, not tonight.

Oh, my God, don't be boring.

I'm stuffed.

I have to get the kids to school in the morning.

The house is a pig sty --

Lucky for you we have a solution.

I shouldn't.

You totally should.

One drink, that is all.

-Cheers! -Cheers!

Soz, I forgot my key!

Did you forget your key

when you were looking at the flat?

No.

End of the week, you have to move out.

-What is wrong with you? -I don't know.

Getting woken at 3:00 in the morning,

not doing what you say you'll do.

Having you dump your child on me!

But London's easy.

Look, I'm really trying.

I'm sorry.

Jesse and her fairy friend, Phoebe, want custody of Max.

No way!

I'm his birth mother.

They don't have a chance in hell,

but it still sucks.

Yeah, big time.

God, she's such a bitch.

I'm so on your side, babe.

You still have to move out.

Oh!

Oh, sorry! Sorry, did I wake you?

No. How was your night?

Oh, it was full on! But it was amazing.

You start the night thinking that everything's

gonna fall apart and then to pull it together --

You weren't working all this time?

Oh, I was a bit wound up. Had a few drinks.

You wanna mess around? Hey?

No, no, I'm just a bit tired, and got work tomorrow.

You do too.

Not a problem.

I quit the beauticians.

It was just part-time and they had someone

who could start straight away.

Well what happened to the restaurant thing

being temporary?

Mm... It was, and now it's not.

Are you mad at me?

No, no I'm just tired, that's all.

Oh, my God. Jesus.

What happened? Are you okay?

I wouldn't share my recipe for the perfect soufflé.

Ah...

It's fine. It's fine, I just --

I looked at someone the wrong way, that's all.

We have to get you out of here.

I need you to speak to my lawyer.

He's supposed to be preparing my bail appeal.

I haven't heard a word, please.

You don't even belong in here.

Listen, did Charlotte ever talk about

her relationship with her Dad?

I don't see how that's important.

Well, I know they didn't get on.

Yeah, she said he was a sexist pig.

Okay, but did she say anything more specific?

No.

Please, I don't wanna talk about Charlotte.

How are the kids?

Yeah, they're fine, they're fine.

They just, you know.

They just miss you, but...

Yeah, I miss them.

We have to get you out of here.

Patrick Muller. Yes?

Well, can you think of a reason why he'd lie to protect Kyle?

Where's this coming from?

Well, Dad said he could be dodgy.

That's rich coming from your father.

Well, can you just describe Patrick's relationship

with his family?I don't know.

Oh, my God, he's your patient.

You must have some idea!

And because he's my patient, the question is inappropriate.

Right, so you do know something.

Sar, I know this is hard,

but Anton might be in prison for a very long time.

You need to get on with your life.

And you can't rely on your father.

Hi.

-Phoebe. -Maddie.

Where's your lawyer?

Don't need one. I'm Max's mother.

I've been taking care of him

since my partner walked out on us.

Well, I'm on Max's birth certificate.

My brother is our donor,

so he's as much mine as he is hers.

And you've hardly seen him for the past two years,

so I've got nothing to discuss here.

I told you she was impossible. Max has issues, Maddie.

Max does not have issues.

It's not healthy being trapped

in that house with you. It's too intense.

That's not gonna fly --

Max has developmental issues,

and the sooner you acknowledge that,

the better it will be for him.

What'd she say?

We believe that he has special needs

that you're not addressing.

Oh, you're kidding me.

That's your ploy for custody?

You two are unbelievable.

And she's losing it --

Screw you!

Oh. Nice of you to come in.

Have you been running?

Just busy, you know?

Yeah. The client's called us back.

He wants another meeting this afternoon

about the options.

Ifyou can make it.

-I'll put it in my calendar. -Thanks.

Hi, Sarah. What's up?

Do you know anything about Patrick Muller's

construction company?

Not personally.

They're the big boys. We're boutique.

Is this important?

Look, I just have this feeling that just something is going on.

Kyle and Patrick are covering for each other.

You do know the police are checking all this.

Well, can you just ask around?

Just see what the gossip is? Please.

I'll do my best.

See you at lunchtime. Bye.

Yeah.

Julius.

Hi.

You're not at school?

Didn't feel like going.

Hey, do you --

Do you have much to do with your grandfather?

With Patrick, I mean?

I have to go round there sometimes.

How did he and your Mum get on?

They used to fight a lot.

Well, ah, what about?

The company and stuff.

Mum didn't think things were being run properly.

Right, like in what way?

I-I don't know.

He just told her to stop being a nagging woman.

And what'd your Dad think?

He took Grandpa's side.

It's one of the things she used to yell at him about.

Huh.

I should get to school.

Oh, my God.

You've literally made no effort.

Too much to do.

30 minutes of intensity. That's all I ask for.

We've done intensity. Can we do resting, or sleeping?

Hey, it's not my fault you're a little party animal now.

I hate you.

Alright. Stretches.

So I asked about Patrick Muller.

Rumors are his company's got financial problems.

-Really? -What's this?

Oh, I -- I just had this feeling that Kyle and Patrick

are covering up something to do with Charlotte's death.

What? You just said that the company's in trouble.

Look, you can go around being all Nancy Drew,

but the police aren't idiots.

Well, they still make mistakes.

-Yeah, for sure. -Or Anton is guilty.

What? Oh my God.

Look, she's just grumpy because Jesse's going

for custody of Max.

What? That's ridiculous.

They're trying to say Max is special needs.

What? There's nothing wrong with Max.

Yeah, he's just a little bit...

A little bit what?

He's just -- he's quite particular.

Mm.

Why don't you ask Sarah?

Wh-- I'm not a pediatrician.

But if you like, I could recommend someone.

You know what?

I don't need anything.

I've gotta get back to work.

Maddie, I --

Denial.

All looks like stone to me. What do you think?

Well, the composite is the cheapest,

but the granite is definitely best.

Okay, I'll need to see some numbers.

Well, Maddie has prepared some comparative quotes.

I e-mailed them through.Yeah, I don't have time for that.

Just talk me through it.

Okay, um, well,

all of the options are considerably cheaper

than the marble and can be sourced immediately.

My apologies. I have to get this.

This is my son's school.

Maddie speaking.

Ah, yeah. Yeah -- Yeah, I can come in.

I -- I'll be there as soon as I can.

Okay.

-Hi. -What are you doing here again?

I've asked Mr. Jasic to have Max assessed

by an Education Department psychologist.

-You have no right to do that. -This isn't unusual, yeah?

But no one can do anything unless you agree.

I'm Max's primary carer.

She has no right to see him

unless she has my permission. Is that clear?

Sure.

Hey, buddy.

Sorry, time to go home. -Okay.

Hey? Put on your hat.

Good boy.

Did you have a good day?

-Oh, what a wonderful llama. -It's a pony.

Pony? Pony? Yes, of course. Look at its beautiful mane.

Well done, sweetie. That's -- -Sarah.

Oh, hi.

Can you take a look at Max?

Just a quick check-up, just to say everything's fine.

Get Jesse off my back.

Look, I can do it tomorrow.

Well, what about here? Now?

It's okay, it's okay.

The nippers and I can walk. We'll --

We'll met you at home. Hi. My name's Harry.

Maddie.Oh, my God. Yep, this is my Dad.

It's a pleasure to meet you, Maddie.

You too.

Okay, troupers, off we go. Hup-hup-hup.

Fine, I'll get my stuff from the car. Just --

I'll be here in a minute.Thank you.

Thanks.

Sarah, can Xavier come over?

Lucy, I just told you, he can't. It's not convenient.

Dad!

And it's not a persecution

or intimidation or anything, alright?

I've gotta go to work, otherwise he'd be welcome.

Well, thanks for the explanation.

Don't mention it.

Romy! Can you give me a hand down here?

-Hi, Mum. -Hey, how was school?

Great.

It would really help if someone could at least

unpack the dishwasher!

Romy!

-So you got a minute? -Yeah.

So I've applied for a job with regional command.

It's a desk job. Admin. 9:00 to 5:00.

What are you talking about?

Someone has to stay and look after the kids.

We can't both do shift work.

You're not serious?

Yeah, I thought you'd be pleased.

Shouldn't we have at least discussed it first?

Oh, what, like you discussed quitting your job with me?

Oh, right, so this is payback.

You're punishing me. No.

No, you want a career.

You want a career in hospitality,

and we know where that's gonna go, don't we?

Alright, I had my faults,

but I'm going in tonight to work my butt off

because we are still understaffed

so, you know, I won't have time to nip into the toilets

and have sex with some random and shoot up some heroin.

Though believe me, right now the idea is very tempting.

Romy.

I'm in a rush. Can you bring down your dirty clothes

and put the machine on?

Don't wait up.

You heard her. Get your clothes.

Okay, here. You can look at that.

Well?

Well, physically he's fine,

and otherwise -- and I really have to stress

that I'm not a specialist --

but I would like to refer Max to one.

He's possibly on the high-functioning side

of the autism spectrum.

I'm just hearing a label.

Well, it'll just help you to know what you're dealing with.

Give Jesse more ammunition you mean.

I asked you for help, as a friend.

Yeah, and as a friend, I'm telling you

that he's a lovely little boy,

but I'm sorry, he is sad and confused.

And he knows that you and Jesse are fighting --

This is not my fault. None of it.

I'm not saying it's your fault.

-Thanks for your help. -Maddie.

Max.

I can hear my heartbeat.

That's great, mate, but we have to go, okay?

Okay, dig in.

Yum.

When can we see Daddy?

Oh, soon, sweetheart.

-Doesn't he want to see us? -Of course he does.

Don't you want us to see him?

Xavier, don't be silly.

Go wash your hands and then we can have pizza.

I'm not hungry.

He's missing his dad.

No, he's grumpy because he can't see his friend.

Kyle's daughter.Oh, no, no, no, you --

you need to keep him well away from that house.

Yeah, maybe.

What?

Well, I just --

Look, I get the feeling that Mum knows something

about Charlotte and Patrick.

Typical. Bloody typical.

Keep your cards close to your chest

and bugger anyone else.

Charlotte wanted more involvement

in Patrick's company, but he wouldn't let her.

Well, he's dodgy.

Well, I thought Patrick was protecting Kyle,

but what if it's the other way around?

Makes perfect sense. Trust your instincts.

I need more than that.

Um. Can you watch Eve?

Yeah.

What's going on?

Change of plan.

Xavier, let's go.

-Hi. -Dad's not home.

Oh, that's fine. We just had way too much pizza

so we thought that you and Lucy might like some.

-Awesome. -Great.

I hate our classes.

I know, it's boring.

Hey, ah, do you guys still play table tennis?

-I rock. -You suck.

-I'll verse you. -You're on, short arse.

-Can I help you? -Oh, God, I'm -- Sorry.

We just had some spare pizza and I thought --

Cut the crap.

What are you trying to achieve?

Look, I know that Charlotte

was having a dispute with her father,

and these letters, they prove it.

She wanted him out of the company.

Alright, she did.

Okay, so did Patrick do something to her?

Like what?I know Patrick is hiding something,

and I'm not gonna drop it --He's got Alzheimer's, alright?

We suspected it for a while,

it was seriously affecting his judgment

and Charlotte was obviously concerned.

On the day she died,

Patrick had an appointment with a neurologist

which confirmed the diagnosis, and I was with him.

Sorry, you were with him?

As his support person.

If you don't believe me, you could double check

with the neurologist, the nurse --

Well, why didn't -- why didn't you just tell me that --

Because it's gotta be kept quiet

until some deals are done,

and it's none of your business.

Maybe you should leave now.

Sorry...

Ah, kids, it looks like it's time for bed.

When can I see Daddy?

Ah, soon. Soon.

You keep saying that. We never go.

Well, you guys need to know

that Daddy had an accident in jail.

Is he okay?

Yeah. Yeah, he'll be fine.

-Are you sure? -Yes.

Come here.

You guys get ready for bed, okay, and I'll tuck you in.

Last one in bed has to kiss a pig.

-You okay? -No.

I got it so wrong, Dad.No, you didn't.

No, I did.

I've been trying so hard to get Anton out,

upsetting the kids and pissing off my friends,

and I just made such a fool of myself.

Well, we've all been there, sunshine.

Sweetheart, I am here for you and the kids

as long as you need me.

And not just because you have nowhere else to go.

Cross my heart.

Dad, I read to Francesca, but she won't go to sleep.

Okay, I'll deal with it in a minute.

Hey, Dad.

Is Danielle on heroin?

What? No. No, that was just a joke.

I know! God, your face!

Yeah, right, your face.

But you two are arguing a lot lately.

Yeah, well we're just working stuff out, sweetheart.

Look, Dad,

good step-mothers are hard to find, alright?

Please, don't blow it.

That's all I'm saying.

Thank you.

I'm so glad you enjoyed everything.

And...that's yours.

See you next time.

It's a bit of a quiet one.

Yeah, makes a nice change. As long as it's not every night.

Yeah.

Mate of mine's having a party. Fancy coming along?

Mm... I don't know.

My husband's not exactly thrilled

about my late nights.

I've got a pick-me-up that could keep us going.

I don't mind what you do with your own time,

but I don't want that stuff on the premises.

-Thought you liked to party. -I used to.

Hi.

Is Maddie here?

Don't hassle her, okay?

What's it got to do with you?

Maddie and me are really close. Like, really close.

Bindy.

That's enough.

Bye, babes.

Come on through.

Got your message.

What's this about?

Well,

I've been thinking about it,

and I'm prepared to compromise

and let you have Max one day a week.

-What? -And every second weekend.

That's fair. Oh! You think?

I'm trying to be reasonable, Jesse.

No, you're doing what you always do.

Bullying me into agreeing --You're the one who left us

in the first place because you couldn't parent Max.

You're the one who abandoned him, not me.

You really don't get it, do you?

I didn't leave Max, I left you.

I stopped loving you.

Right, I'll see you all tomorrow.

Won't even have one drink with us?

Hello?

Your chariot awaits.

I think I just got a better offer.

Do you remember when we first met?

I was on a roof, off my face,

escaping from my evil ex.

-Danielle, I -- -I need to -- Oh.

-You, ladies first -- -Age before --

Go on.

I know you're worried about me going back there.

And before you say anything, I know that I was a disaster.

But I'm not that person anymore.

I can do this.

You want another baby --

I was putting off the rest of my life.

Yeah, but it'll be easier if I take that desk job.

-That's not gonna happen. -I wanna support you --

We need to support each other.

You love your fire trucks and your hoses.

Being a hero.

Yeah.

And that's what you are to me.

A hero.

Really?

Really.

Mm. -What?

We should get home. The house is a tip.

No, not anymore.

I emptied the dishwasher.Wow.

Cleaned the kitchen.Keep going.

I did a massive, dirty, filthy load of laundry.

I love it when you talk dirty.

Well, aren't you totally popular tonight?

-Have you been crying? -Oh, just a small river.

-Peace? -I'll get glasses.

I am so sorry that I upset you

and I found a great pediatrician

who will see you and Max if that is what you want.

Are you alright?

I know he's different to other kids.

It's all my fault!

No, no, I meant what I said. He's a lovely boy.

She hates me!

-Who hates you? -Jesse.

I thought the problem was Max

because he is difficult

and I am a shit mother.

But all the time it was me.

Oh, my gosh.

What's the matter? Have you never seen a woman cry before?

I didn't think that you could.

And, look, you're not a shit Mum.

And I would know.

Gee, thanks.

And I'm not going anywhere because you need me.

Fine. Stay.

If I lose my job, I could probably use the rent money.

Wait, I have to pay rent?

You're early.

Oh, yeah, um,

my new ah, flat mate is taking my son to school.

Oh, good to know.

Um, so, Tony. All happy?

-He approved the granite. -Great!

Maddie, I've, um -- I've asked Sascha

to take over the coordination of the project.

But I've been on this project since day one.

Sascha's about 12.

We value your contributions, Maddie.

We just need to be more sensitive to your needs.

Parent friendly, yeah?

Kyle.

Kyle?

Kyle!

You scared the shit out of me.

What are you making?

Fairy cakes.

Ah...

What?

I didn't say anything.

Look, I wanted to apologize.

Yeah, well, so you should.

I'm sorry. I -- I know I got it very wrong.

I mean, I didn't enjoy lying about it.

Patrick insisted no one find out he was sick.

It's commercially sensitive, you know?

Charlotte wanted him removed to CEO.

And you didn't agree.

Well, I'm just loyal to Patrick,

and I wasn't exactly getting on with Charlotte

toward the end, so...

Well, thank you

for being honest with me.

I should get to work.

Why don't you come back around later?

Play date, you know? Bring Xavier.

We can talk about it.

Why are you being so nice?

I admire your persistence.

Right.

This is Kate, who will be acting for me.

Well, Maddie's already suggested shared custody,

so she does know that I have rights.

Actually, we reject any suggestion

that Maddie is not Max's main custodial parent.

I am aware that

Max has some behavioral issues that I'm addressing.

Are you joking?

Max isn't the only one who needs help.

In your opinion.You can't handle feelings, Maddie.

It's no wonder Max hasn't learnt about how to love.

I know there are heightened emotions right now,

but let's keep to the issue.

Ah...

Max is my son.

I've always had his best interests at heart.

You know that.

So I'll be seeing you in mediation or in court.

Take these down to the kids for me, will ya?

Unless you want to come out.Nah, we're good.

I'm sure you've had better fillet.

Well, you know, Anton hardly ever cooked for me at home.

You're kidding.

I would have been happy with fairy cakes.

Can I ask?

Why did you stay with Charlotte if you didn't even like her?

So much for small talk.

Well, I -- I wanna know.

Ah, well, the kids.

Don't you hate Anton for cheating on you

with your best friend?

Yeah, of course. I was annoyed.

Annoyed?

You make it sound like someone stole the last of the milk.

Yeah.

I was furious.

And betrayed. But...

I don't know. It was just. you know, partly for the kids

and then partly because I just -- I just --

I didn't want to give up.

We were going to try and make it work

when he was arrested.

Timing.

Yeah, spectacular, huh?

Do you really think he's innocent?

Of course I do.

I have to believe in him,

otherwise I could not keep going.

He's a very lucky man.

Or you're deluded.