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- Previously on
"The Village".

- You're pregnant?
- I was gonna tell you.

- Three lies in three minutes.

- Ron has a right
to know his granddaughter.

- Olivia is not his.
She's mine.

- Have you tried the cannoli?
- I make 'em better.

- Wait!
I didn't get your name!

- What do you say
we compromise?

First name only.
- Gwendolina.

- Sophia.

- Do you know that half
the files on my desk

are people that
your father's firm has bullied

onto the street?

- I want you to move
in with me.

- Rule is--
- Don't tell your teammates

you're dating your
dead friend's wife?

I want to tell them.
- We should tell Katie tonight.

- I just need a little more
time, get my head straight.

- Dads don't have to be strong.

Dads just have to love.

And I know you can love.

- I've always wondered how
an ankle bracelet would feel.

You'll have to let me know.

- I was just stargazing
for class.

- Ooh, I love astronomy.

What's the assignment?

- Tracking all of the things.

- Divulge, felon.

- I'm going to paint something.

- Ooh, fun.

I'll meet you downstairs.

- What?
No!

No, no, no, no!

- Something about
this city at night.

Electric,
memories thick in the air.

- I think that's pee.

- Don't harsh my mellow, girl.
- Sorry.

Evolution really let
pregnant women down

with this whole smell thing.

It's like your own body's
turned against you.

- I know the feeling.

- How are you?

- Oh, scared.
A little sick.

Worried about what's
growing inside me.

You?

- Scared.
A little sick.

Worried about what's growing
inside of me.

- Birds of a feather,
you and me.

I knew that the moment
you walked into the building

with your mom.

Five years old,
soaking wet from the rain.

I said,
"Can I help you?"

And before she could
say anything,

you looked up and you said,
"My mother needs a home."

- I knew we'd be tight.

- And here we are
all those years later.

- I can't think of anyone
I'd rather do hard time with.

Where's the spray paint?

- That stuff is toxic.

But this is pregnant
lady friendly

and doesn't cause
global warming.

- Rebel with a cause.

Here, cover your face.

- For what?
- That security camera.

- What?

- Hey, Patricia!

Wake up, baby.

It's a beautiful day.

- What time is it?
- It's time to celebrate.

Look at this.
- Get that out of my face, Ron.

- No, it's Olivia.
She's coming.

She's coming
and she's bringing friends.

The first gospel Sunday
at Smalls is a go.

And look at this.

Followers.
All kinds of them.

I'm gonna tweet.

- I will do the tweeting.

You get champagne and juice

for which we will
charge real money.

- Okay.
Baby, when did you get dressed?

- Oh, I must have sleep walked
in the night.

Go buy booze, man.

We got a granddaughter
to impress.

- Good morning, sunshine.
- Good morning.

- Painting in your sleep?

- Hmm?
- Your hands.

- Oh, yeah, dreamt
about a rainbow.

Must have been real.

- Spit.

- But I'm still
brushing my teeth.

- Prepare to translate.

- Hey.
- Hey back.

- Hey.
What are you doing?

- Uh, I was just gonna ask
Sarah if she'd mind

walking Jedi.

I overslept and I told Ron
I'd work his gospel thing.

- I actually volunteered
to help, too.

Apparently he got
swamped yesterday.

- Nick, can I talk to you?

- Yeah.

- You were supposed
to come over last night.

- Yeah, I know.
Sorry.

- I texted.
And I called.

- I fell asleep
with the ringer off.

Perfect storm.
- Nick, I was worried.

- I'm okay.

- How'd it go with Katie?

- Uh, we didn't tell her.

- Did you see Deacon?

- No, he wasn't at group.

Amy, I'm sorry.
I'll make it up to you.

I just--I really gotta
get down there.

- Kiss me.

Make it up to me now.
- Kate, I can't.

I can't.

- I'll swing by later.
Gonna run some errands.

Go.

.

- You're busted.
- I should have stayed.

- Half of everything is fate,
Sami.

But, yeah, that was a bad call.

- What's fate?

- When the universe
hands you something.

- Like a toy?

- Like a beautiful woman
named Gwendolina

sitting down with you
for a cannoli.

- Yuck.
- Well, give it 80 years.

- Is she your girlfriend?

- She would be if I
had gotten her full name.

I lost her.

- Ben's a policeman.
He can help.

- You're a genius, kid.

You're a terrible gambler,
but you're a genius.

- Knock, knock.

- In the living room.

- Is Sami with Enzo?
- How did you know?

- Might have arranged it.

I was hoping for
a chance to talk.

Can I sit?

- Sure.

- You didn't give me much of
a chance to explain last night.

- What's there to explain?

I don't like the idea
of sleeping with a married man.

- Ava, I haven't seen her
for two years.

We made a clean break.

- Just not an official one.

- After we lost Derek,
neither one of us

had any energy for lawyers,
proceedings.

- And now?

- I pay the health benefits.

I send her some money because
it didn't get done officially.

- Are you still attached?

- Only on paper.

I've moved on.

To you.

Ava, I love you.

- I love you, too.

- It's a self portrait.

You said to reveal something.

- Your spirit animal?

- I think it's actually
a sparrow.

But I've been feeling
pretty bunny lately.

- I should have told you
I was pregnant sooner.

Just felt good to have someone
look at me for me.

- Is there a father?

- Not one who wants to be one.

I'd been considering adoption,
but it's weird.

All these couples
make brochures

advertising themselves but--

- You can't tell
who they really are.

- Liam, I get that
no one wants to hook up

with a pregnant
high school girl.

But I could really
use a friend.

- You're in high school?

- You're less than
two years older.

- It's not your age.

It's that you lied.

About everything.

- Not about liking you.

- Maybe I'll see you around.

- How about in a couple hours?

There's something I'd like
to show you.

- This is called a river.

- Got it.

I thought we were email only.

- We're whatever I decide
we are at any given moment.

Right now I'm deciding
to come in.

- If you decide to swear,
keep it down.

There's a kid.

- Enzo Napo--
- Maybe not with the last name.

- Nice to meet you.
- Nicer to meet you.

His last girlfriend
was mean as a snake.

- Oh, I'm not his girlfriend.

- Well, if you were,
I'd have a type.

- Let's go, kid.
Vamoose.

Alexa, play romantic music.

- Okay.

- Alexa, stop.
He can't get enough

of that thing.
- Me, neither.

Alexa, define privilege.
- As a noun,

privilege is usually defined--
- Alexa, off.

I'm not privileged.
See that couch?

That's my bed because I gave
my grandfather my room.

Which, by the way, doesn't have
a view of Central Park

out the window.

I'd show you my bank statement,
but it's a lot faster

just to draw a zero.
- Privilege isn't just money.

It's access.
- That's debatable.

- Let's hope not.

Ava needs a favor.

And it's from your father.

- Anybody home?

Hello?

Hello?

- This is a terrible
hiding place.

- I don't know.
I kind of like it.

Door's locked, right?

- We're not home.

- Sarah?

- Hey.
Uh, grab a towel.

There's a ton to do.

- Didn't realize mixing booze
was on your list of talents.

- I used to bartend
to make ends meet.

- We need to talk
about last night.

Sarah--
- Champagne flutes are dusty.

Maybe you can start
with washing them?

- I know this is messy.

- Look at me.

- Stop.
Stop.

You have a girlfriend.
A beautiful girlfriend.

Who loves you
and who lost a husband

and who doesn't deserve
any more pain.

- Hurting Amy is
the last thing I want to do.

- Then go back to her.
Be happy.

- What kind of man would I be
if I stayed with her

and I just kept
thinking about you?

- It's an old crush.
Last night was inevitable.

- No.
- Two stupid kids,

haven't seen each other
in 17 years,

getting something out
of their system.

- You don't believe that.
- I brought you here for Katie.

And you told me you weren't
quite ready for that.

But you can handle
being with me?

With all our baggage?

What happens if we break up?

- Maybe we don't.

- Get right for my daughter,
Nick.

And forget me
like you did before.

- When did you give up?

On having something
for yourself?

- Alone in a delivery room.
A long time ago.

.

- Whoo!

- I cannot believe
she's really here.

Yes!

- A one-to-one ratio?
What is this, grade school?

- I'm not sure the gospel crowd
has your tolerance.

- Well, they should.
They preach it nonstop.

- Thanks.
- Yeah.

- What was that?
- What was what?

- You two.

I'm an expert
in human business.

- Do we know her?
I think I've seen her before.

- Not that I know of,
but that woman can sing.

- Hello.
- Ava.

- Hey.

- Thank you.

- Oh, good news.

So, called a friend
down at the station.

There's only one Gwendolina
in Brooklyn.

Same age as yours.

- Did you get the address?

- Not if my supervisor asks.

- Holy cannoli.
Fate delivers.

You drive.
We--we'll use the siren.

- It's my day off.
We're taking the bus.

- Good luck.

Thank you.
We're gonna take a quick break.

Stay put.

- Oh, y'all are incredible!

Breathing life into
this old place.

- This is Wendy.

- Wendy Parker?

I saw you perform.
- No!

- I used to bartend
at the Alto.

I think we even spoke.
Must have been 30 years ago.

- Well, what do you know.
My last living fan.

Now, how about I trade you
a few stories about your bar

for one of those mimosas?

- You got a deal.
Follow me.

Uh, Patricia?
- Oh, I'm fine.

- Sorry about the doorman.
- It's okay.

I obviously look
super threatening.

- Yeah, it could be
anything under there.

- Oh, this is insane.

- Welcome to my survival job.

- Robbing rich people
apartments?

- Terrace gardening.

But I brought you here
for the art.

- Who lives here?
- Nice couple.

Husband owns that gallery
my show was at.

Wife's an artist.

Reminds me of you a little.

- In what way?

- Long ears, cotton tail.

- I have to work.
You should explore.

- What if they come home?

- It's fine.
I asked if I could bring you.

They're cool.

- Thank you.

- That's what friends
are for, right?

- You can stop being nervous.

You're not gonna get robbed
in this neighborhood.

- I'm surprised you stuck
to law when comedy

is clearly your calling.
- Game face, Gabe.

This one ask could help keep
a woman and her child

in this country.
- I'm aware of the stakes.

- Well, your palpable
reluctance is nauseating.

- I'm not reluctant
to ask for help.

I'd do anything for them.

I just wish it didn't
involve my father.

- Please, you're the oldest
Italian son.

- The one who looks like
the wife he betrayed.

He'd disappear for weeks.
I'd stay with my grandparents.

- Is that why you live with
your grandfather now?

- I live with my grandfather
because I love him,

and he needs me.

I'll let you know how it goes.

- You need to let
last night go.

- Yeah, you made
that pretty clear.

- Amy's here.
I don't want a scene.

- That might be impossible.

Guy she's with is a member
of my team.

- Is that bad?

- Well, if he finds out
I've been sleeping

with my dead
teammate's wife, yeah.

- What are you gonna do?

- Prepare for friendly fire.

- My mother used
to sing me that.

- I--I am so sorry.
- Don't be.

Liam told me you were up here.
I'm Claire.

- Katie.
And I'm wearing your coat.

- Not anymore.

It was a giveaway pile,
so it's yours.

- I--I'm a fan
of everything you own.

- Well, I am a fan
of your heart.

The yarn bomb was
really cool.

If he had asked me first,
I would have told Liam

not to set it on fire.
- You and me both.

- Come on.

I'll show you around
if you want.

- I definitely want.

- So you guys just, uh,
run into each other?

- Yeah, Deacon called,
checking in.

I told him I was headed over.

- Thought you could use
some family love.

- Yeah, I appreciate it, pal.

- Oh, table just opened up.
I'll grab it.

Do they let you sit?

- Yeah, I'll be there
in a minute.

Ames, can I talk to you
for a second?

- Of course.

- Why would you bring him here?

- You said you were gonna
tell him before we moved in.

I figured we could
do it together.

- What, between sets?

- Whenever you want.
However you want.

I--I just figured it'd
be better if I was part

of the conversation.
- You figured wrong.

- If you don't wanna
look suspicious,

holing up with me
in a stock room

probably isn't a good idea.
- And he just called you?

Out of the blue?

- Yeah.

Said he was worried
after group yesterday.

You know, the one you told me
he wasn't at?

Let me know when you wanna tell
me what the hell's going on.

.

- I never thought
it would happen,

starting over at my age.

- Well, you know what they say.
87 is the new 30.

This is it.
You ready?

- Try and stop me.

- Yeah?
- Uh, delivery for Gwendolina.

- Be right down.

- All right, let me see you.

She won't stand a chance.

- I'm Gwendolina.

- Damn, Enzo.

- What have you done
with my love?

- I don't know what
you're talking about.

- According to police records,
you're 80 years old.

Well, I've got a badge,
if that helps.

- She's dead.
- My God.

I'm too late?

When?
- Like, four years ago.

- What sort of bum uses their
grandparent's identity

to keep an apartment?

- Isn't that what Gabe
was doing?

- You didn't even arrest her.

- Jails are full.
Rent is high.

Hey, but chin up.

Your Gwendolina
is out there somewhere.

- I'm done.
Screwed by fate.

This is what I get
for stepping out on Rosemary.

- Aww.
Come on.

- Is everything okay?

- Not really.

I thought I could leave
the past in the past.

Turns out it's not that easy.

I screwed up.

- You and Nick.

Drink and spill.
I'm all ears.

You know,
once you shared a bed,

it can be easy
to fall back into it.

- We weren't technically
in a bed.

It was a chair.

- Wow.

Wow.
Or not wow?

- Pretty wow.

I am a terrible person.

I'm sorry.

It's just such a relief to hear
that we're in the same boat.

- I think cheating
on a war widow

with the disappeared secret
father of my pregnant teen

is a boat of its own.

You win.

- Most of what we collect
is modern, but that one

we got in Florence
on our honeymoon.

It was from a little gallery
right near the Ponte Vecchio.

Every time I look at it,
I can feel the cobblestones.

- My mom's always wanted
to go to Italy.

- She should.
It's beautiful.

- She's, um--she's got a lot
of responsibility.

- Ah, well, someday.
- Yeah.

- How old is your baby?

That nursery is amazing.

- And a little premature.

I had a late term loss.

- I'm so sorry.
- Thank you.

It was a year ago,
so just haven't had it in me

to take it all down.

- The garden is tended.

- I'm tempted to have
you start over.

I like your friend.

- I thought you might.

You ready?

- Yeah.
Um, thank you for the coat.

And the tour.
And--and the tea.

- Thank you for putting art
into the world.

You keep it up, yeah?

- Yeah.

- See ya.

- I'm gonna spare you
my opinion of your taking on

more responsibility, Gabriel.

- She lives in my building.
I couldn't say no.

- Your grandfather,
this charity case--

You're gonna have to learn
the word at some point.

- These cases are
so subjective.

The judge who was just assigned
is a former colleague of yours.

A letter from you on her behalf
could literally keep this woman

with her son.
One letter.

Okay, here's the problem.

I don't know her.

To sign a letter saying I do,
it's no less than perjury

than these letters that were
forged to keep her here

in the first place.
- I'm not asking for that.

I'm asking for you to tell them
that your son vouches for her

and that you believe
in your son.

It's not perjury
if it's the truth.

- Who's the lawyer of record?

- I just--I found her
a legal aid lawyer.

- Named?

- Sofia Lopez.

- The same Sofia Lopez
who's suing me?

- Uh, maybe.

- Can I get you something?

- How about the truth?

- I'm sorry?

- I found this earring
on Nick's floor.

Is it yours?

- Uh, yeah.
It must have fallen off.

- I guess you were
walking the dog.

I'm actually--I'm gonna need
an answer to that.

Were you just walking the dog?

How long?

- It was one time.

I swear I'm telling
you the truth.

It will not happen again.

- Are you in love with him?

You just swore
to tell me the truth.

- She knows.

- Amy.

Amy!

.

- Amy!

- I don't need your pity.

I handled losing a husband.
Boyfriend's no big deal.

- We're more than that, Ame.

We're family.

- We're not family.

You're just the person
who got my husband killed.

- Is she okay?

- I've been sleeping with her.

- I'm sorry to hear that.

- I'm sorry her husband
wasn't there.

Max is incredible.

He runs this charity called
Art for Amity.

- What did you tell her?

- That you were cool.

- And looking to offload a kid?
- No.

Katie, I didn't tell her
you were pregnant.

- But that was the idea, right?

Meet, chat about Florence,
hand over my unborn child.

- You said you couldn't see
adoptive parents

for who they really were.

- I didn't ask you
to play matchmaker.

- She doesn't know.

- Because I happened
to put a coat on.

- I think you're upset
because you liked her.

- I have to go.

- Wait.

Katie!

I haven't shown you
what I painted last night.

- Gordon.

It's good to see you, son.

- I didn't come here
to shake your hand.

I came here to take
my daughter home.

- We understood that
she had your permission.

- You understood wrong.

- Dad--
- Get upstairs.

Olivia.

- She's 19 years old, Gordon.

- And she still lives
under my roof.

You think she wants
to meet you?

Yeah, could have
done it any time.

Girl's pissed off,
and it's the best way

she can figure to punish me.

- You can't keep her
away from me forever.

- Oh, no?

How about 27 years?

That's how long I've had
to live without a mother

because of you.

You stay the hell
away from her.

- Katie, hi.

- Can we talk some more?

- Yeah, sure.
About what?

- This.

- C--Come on in.

.

- Ron?

- You should not
have gone to him.

- Baby, change is never easy.

- Now who's the one
comforting with platitudes?

- She wants to be in your life,

and Gordon is just gonna have
to let her go.

- Just because you think
you're dying,

it doesn't give you the right
to mess with my life.

I didn't ask you to do this.

He's my son.

And it is too hard.

Do you understand?

Stop.

- Hello?

Hello, can you hear me?

This building's falling
to pieces.

Gotta be kidding me.

"Dear Enzo,
don't know how you were

"supposed to try these without
getting my name.

"Thank goodness for old phone
books and gentlemen

"who introduce
themselves properly.

Enjoy, Gwendolina Ferrari."

I got the digits.
I got the digits.

Yes!

- You filed suit
against my dad's firm?

- After he blew me off with
interns who knew nothing

about my complaint,
yeah.

I represent the interests
of my clients.

- Ava's your client.

Her interest was
getting that letter.

Instead I got an ultimatum.

- Me or the internship?
That's typical.

How fast did you answer?

- I haven't.

- Look, Ava's case
is a long shot.

It'll be over in a month.

And she's got me.

So, keep the internship.

- Come on, buddy.

- Mom?
- Yeah?

Making dinner.

Katie?

What is it?

- I think I met a woman
I can give my baby to.

She's nice and she has money
and she loves art

and she really wants a baby
because she lost hers.

- Hey, hey.
It's okay.

Then why do I feel bad?

- Because being a mom is hard.

- Do your worst, pal.

- Nick.

- Get Ben.
- Don't!

Don't.
I asked for it.

- Grab some ice.

- Katie!

- You were a firefighter?

- A long time ago for a minute.

- Yes or no?

- You said my dad
was a firefighter on 9/11.

Yes or no?

- Yes or no, Mom?

Yes or no?
- Yes.

Yes.

Katie. Katie!

Katie.
Katie, please!

Katie, please!

- Katie, please,
please, please.

Let me ex--
- Don't touch me!

- I get that you're angry.

- You said my dad
was a mistake.

- I know.
I know I did.

- You knew where he was
this whole time?

17 years?
- Just come upstairs with me.

I'll tell you everything.
- Why did you do this?

- Please, please,
please, please.

I--I never meant to hurt you.

- Get out of my way.

- No, no, no.
- Get out of my--

- Please, Katie.
Please don't go.

Please, I love you so much.

- Let me go or I swear to God

I will never speak to
you again!