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Something wrong?

-Vickie's run away. -Vickie's run away from home.

One of her friends saw Lance pick her up at school.

Look, she needed to see somebody in San Francisco.

She's vulnerable, Michael. She just left home.

He says I have talent. Wants me to do a test for a movie.

Mom and Dad are in San Francisco looking for you.

What do you think you're proving?

The Giobertis aren't that happy family.

Now, you said you'd do this test and you are gonna do it.

Your daughter could be in real trouble. Michael West...

...makes pornographic movies.

Oh, honey, you're still awake? It's after 3.

Vickie's not home yet.

Why didn't you wake me up?

I kept thinking she'd come in any minute.

Punctuality's never been her strong suit.

It's getting to the point where it's beyond that.

I know she can be inconsiderate...

...but she has never been this late before.

I mean, I'm getting worried.

I'll wake up Cole and ask him if he knows where she might be.

Okay.

Vickie, oh, thank God.

-Are you alright? -Of course.

Where have you been?

-I was with Mario. -All night?

Dad, it's not what you're thinking.

Thought you were going to the movies with Nicole.

Nicole had homework, so I drove to the university.

Mario doesn't have a telephone?

I thought I'd be home in plenty of time...

...but I fell asleep on the sofa.

I don't believe this.

Couldn't you have called? That's the least you could do.

Why the third degree? Don't you trust me?

Trust works both ways, Vickie.

Okay, I'm sorry. What more do you want?

A little consideration.

A phone call letting us know where you are.

I told you. I was with Mario.

It's your well-being we're worried about,

not who you're with.

I bet if I was with my girlfriends...

...you wouldn't be making such a big deal out of this.

Excuse me, I'm going to bed.

From now on, when Mario wants to see you, he can come here.

That's not fair.

Mom.

Fair is not coming in at 4 a.m. Okay?

First, you drag me to California and now this.

This is your home.

Speak for yourself.

Go on, get to bed.

Grandfather's here with Mara Wingate.

Where?

Thank you.

Thank you.

-Angela. -Douglas.

-Well.... -Mara.

Well, now.

A very pleasant surprise.

Yes, it's a surprise for everyone.

Hello, Grandfather.

Well, Lance. Lance, how are you?

-How are you doing? -Fine, thank you.

-Mrs. Wingate, pleasure. -Lance.

How darling of you to take your grandmother to the theater.

You're getting to be a distinguished young man.

You must be very proud of him.

Yes, I am.

And how are you, Mara?

I'm sorry I couldn't come to the funeral.

Well, it is difficult being alone after all these years...

...but Douglas has been a wonderful comfort.

I'm sure he has.

Angela.

Arthur.

What in heaven's name are you doing here?

The Museum of Fine Arts is showing my work here.

Wonderful.

Oh, everybody, this is Arthur Masefield.

Oh, not the famous artist?

Yes, he painted my father's portrait a long time ago.

This is Mara Wingate and my grandson, Lance.

-Mr. Masefield. -Lance.

And of course, you remember Douglas.

Yes, I remember...

...an entrepreneurial young man with a lot more hair.

You're still in the newspaper business?

Yeah. But now I own them.

Yeah, well, you never did lack ambition.

Neither did you.

Good thing they weren't in business together.

I'm so looking forward to seeing this play.

You know, Douglas and I have had our tickets for weeks.

-I'm glad to have met you. -Likewise.

-Excuse us. -Bye.

Angela, I can't get over running into you like this,

after all these years.

You know, I've offered to paint her portrait a dozen times...

...she keeps turning me down.

Why don't you come to Falcon Crest while you're here?

-Oh, I'd love it. -Something might be arranged.

Oh, let's talk during intermission, shall we?

Well, I guess Mara and your grandfather are an item.

They were in all the gossip columns every week.

Why should you care, Grandmother?

Ordinarily, I wouldn't.

But a woman like Mara could change Douglas' mind...

...about Julia and Emma's inheritance.

Not to mention yours.

So...

...are you gonna stay cooped up in here forever?

I could use some help at home, you know.

Why is it every time I get involved with someone,

Mom and Dad get on my case.

Did you ever stop to think that the problem starts with you?

Come on, Cole, they still think that going out on a date means...

-Going out on a date. I know. -Going out on a date.

But you're just too mysterious with them.

Why not be up-front with them? Let them know what's going on.

Because they can't handle it, that's why.

I'm tired of being hassled all the time.

What about them?

They've both given up a lot so we can be here together.

And it can work.

Well, it's not working for me.

I can't breathe in that house.

I think you need to try a little harder.

Cole, there are other things in life besides this family.

I know that. But if you can't make this work...

...how are you ever gonna make anything else happen?

Sometimes I think you're hanging on here...

...just because you're afraid to go out and face the real world.

I'm curious.

That business at the theater with Arthur Masefield...

...wouldn't have anything to do with Mara Wingate, would it?

And why do you ask?

Because they've never been more than acquaintances.

You seemed awfully friendly.

Well, poor Mara lost her entire inheritance...

...when her husband died.

Few people know about that.

And Arthur...

...he may prove useful at the moment.

I don't think Grandfather cares much for Arthur, does he?

Well, the two of them were rivals.

You know, your grandfather loves a good fight.

Now, all we have to do is give him something to fight over.

Like me.

-How was the theater, Mother? -Oh, it was delightful.

I'm so glad Lance invited me to go.

Were you alright here with Chao-Li?

Oh, yes.

We saw a movie on television.

And Julia called from Paris.

Now, let me see. Oh, yes.

She told me to tell you that...

...she'd be driving from Saint-Tropez tomorrow.

Saint-Tropez?

Well, I hope she's tending to business...

...and not just enjoying herself.

You should've come to the play with us, Emma.

We'll all see a play when Emma is feeling better.

Oh, Mother, I would love to go to the theater again.

Tell me everything that happened.

Well, as I say, the play was wonderful.

And we ran into Arthur Masefield.

He still wants to do my portrait.

Julia told me about him.

He used to be in love with Mother.

Oh, that was a long time ago, Emma.

You know, I was thinking...

...I think you should spend sometime with your father.

Why don't you invite him to come up for dinner soon?

Okay.

I'll make him something myself.

Chicken cacciatore.

That's Uncle Jason's favorite.

I think I'll invite him, as well.

Emma, your uncle Jason is dead.

I....

-Of course. -Well, run along to your room.

-I'm sorry. -Run along.

You were awfully hard on her.

It might help if she had a chance to talk about that night.

I doubt it.

Well, she's got to accept Jason's death sooner or later.

I think I know what's best for Emma.

And you're certainly full of questions this evening.

You know, I'm not even supposed to be here.

My parents said I can't come here anymore.

What? Because of the other night?

Yeah.

-What are we gonna do? -I don't know.

Why don't we live together?

Oh, Vickie, now you're gonna have to understand something.

I'm the first person in the family...

...who's ever had an opportunity to go to college.

That means something and I...

Don't our feelings count for anything?

Yes, they do.

Don't you love me anymore?

Look, Vickie, it's just happening too fast.

It's just too soon.

Look, sometimes love just isn't enough.

It is for me.

-Where are you going? -I had to borrow Nicole's car.

-I promised I'd get it back. -Well, don't leave like that.

-Where is Vickie? -She called.

She's studying late at the library.

She won't be home for dinner.

She's been avoiding us since the other night.

It certainly seems that way.

Why is she fighting against this place? We have a good life here.

When you were 19, you came to visit your father,

you didn't think that way.

I was in college, I had my sights on a career.

He wanted me to come back and help him run the place.

He couldn't see my needs.

Maybe we're not seeing Vickie's.

You look lonely, honey.

Why don't...? Why don't we go get a drink?

No, thanks.

What are you reading?

Why don't you go bother somebody else?

I read a book once.

Hey, come on, red, lighten up.

We can have a little fun.

-Lance, hi. -Vickie.

Hey, Keller, why don't you go find your fun somewhere else?

-You okay? -Yeah, thank you.

What are you doing here?

It's a nice place.

Look, if there's something bothering you,

maybe I could help.

Thank you. Oh, Angela.

Arthur, you're early.

Well, after nearly 30 years, I'd say I was a little late.

I don't know, I don't like the way of life here.

-Then why do you hang around? -I live here.

There's always San Francisco.

Are you kidding? How would I support myself?

Vickie, people do it all the time.

You gotta break away sooner or later, right?

I don't see you leaving Falcon Crest.

That's why I'm pulling for you. I wanna see if it can be done.

-Here. -What's this?

Moving expenses.

Lance, I can't take this.

I'll tell you what, I have a friend, Diana Michaels.

She lives in San Francisco, she's an actress.

You spend a couple of days with her. Feel it out.

If you like it, go apartment hunting.

Since when are you so helpful?

Look, you're having trouble at home, right?

I just wanna see you get off to a good start.

I'm not even out of school yet. My parents aren't gonna let me.

Vickie, you're unhappy.

Now, look...

...if you're not willing to give your best shot,

I'm not gonna waste my time.

No, no, no. You keep the money.

You never know when you might wanna change your lifestyle.

Lance...

...what are you doing tomorrow morning?

I thought I might visit my friend Diana in San Francisco.

Chase...

...Vickie's gone. Look at this.

"I won't be coming home today.

I need to prove to you I am an adult...

...and the only way to do that is to get my own place...

...and be responsible for myself.

And I hope you understand...

...and that you won't hate me for going. Love, Vickie."

More coffee?

Have a seat.

You said she was supposed to be an actress.

I didn't say she made her living that way.

-Hi. -Diana, meet Vickie Gioberti.

-Hi. -Nice to meet you.

You too.

-Can you help her out? -Sure, I can.

What do you have against the Tuscany Valley?

Try living there sometime.

The rent's a little too steep there for me.

Could you put her up at your place?

-Until I get on my feet here. -Sure.

That's my order. I'll be right back.

You're all set. I've gotta go back to Falcon Crest.

You're just gonna leave me?

You're in good hands, Vickie. Really.

If you need anything else, just give me a call, okay?

-Okay. -Good luck.

-Okay. -Bye-bye, Diana.

Bye.

Do you need a job?

You said it.

Stick around. I'll talk to Max about getting you on my shift.

I was hoping for something maybe in an office, you know,

file clerk.

I don't know the first thing about restaurant work.

Take it from me. Waitressing's your best bet.

Besides, I wouldn't exactly call this place a restaurant.

Vickie, you gotta work somewhere...

...where they're not gonna ask you a lot of questions.

Is that why you're here?

Lance said you wanna be a dancer.

That's kind of been a dream so far.

Terrific. I'll have to take you to my acting class.

You know, dance and acting are a lot alike.

And if you can do both of them, you've got it made.

-Sounds great. -Okay.

-I'll be right back. -Diana...

...thank you.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

My father was pleased with his portrait.

He loved the drama of it.

I tried to capture his character.

He was a fascinating combination of moods...

...of light and darkness.

He was a very complex man, just like his wines.

I can't tell you how happy I am to be here with you again.

Well, I've watched your career over all the years, Arthur.

And I stock nothing but Falcon Crest wine.

Why didn't you ever come to see me in Vermont?

Oh, well, I had a business to run...

...and my family needed me here.

You weren't just a little afraid we might become involved again?

Oh, of course not.

What about your happiness?

Angela's happiness is Falcon Crest.

Douglas, what in the world are you doing here?

Well, Emma invited me.

Oh, I'm so glad you could find the time.

You really make her happy.

-Oh, hello, Arthur. -Oh, hello.

-Nice work. -Thank you.

Thank you, I have the perfect subject.

-Oh, don't I know that. -Emma's up in her room.

Why don't you take her for a little walk?

Why don't you join us?

We'll make it a family afternoon out.

Oh, well, that's very sweet of you...

...but I think this sitting is gonna take...

...perhaps another hour.

But you two go right ahead and enjoy yourself.

Well...

...I don't know if I can be of much help.

Your daughter can drop out of school if she wants to.

Most kids do leave home sooner or later.

That's just the facts of life.

My daughter did not leave home. She ran away.

I want her found.

Mrs. Gioberti, thousands of children run away...

...every year in this country.

Most of them never go back home. Most of them are never found.

There is one thing that we can do, though.

If you don't see her in the next 24 hours,

we can file a missing person's report.

Now, no matter how you cut it, the odds are about the same.

-Guess what. -What?

I talked to Max, he said you can start tomorrow.

Same hours as me.

-Great. -Good.

Soon as I get off, I'll take you over to class...

...so you can meet the others.

I'm not sure I'm ready for this.

I thought you wanted to make it in this cold, cruel world.

-I do. -Yeah?

The more talent you develop, the better your chances.

My acting coach, Michael West, he's the best.

He can spot talent right away. Trust me.

You have our number. Call us if you hear anything.

Alright, bye-bye.

That was Peterson, her school counselor.

He hasn't talked to her all semester.

Great.

Maybe that's the problem. Nobody has.

I just talked to her friend Nicole.

She saw Lance pick Vickie up in front of school this morning.

Angela....

A little to your left.

Yeah, that's good.

-Where's Vickie? -She's not here.

We know. Where did you take her?

-Where's Vickie? -Excuse me, Arthur.

Is there something wrong?

-Vickie's run away. -Vickie's run away from home.

One of her friends saw Lance pick her up at school.

Look, she needed to see somebody in San Francisco.

She doesn't know anyone in San Francisco.

-Where did you take her? -Near the Fisherman's Wharf.

Why didn't you say something about it?

Well, she'll be okay.

You guys will probably get a call from her tomorrow.

You'd better hope so.

Excuse us, Angela.

-Lance. -She's in good hands.

I wouldn't put her in any danger.

What do you think you're proving?

Vickie is not happy here.

Now the Giobertis are not that big happy family, are they?

That's what you wanted, isn't it?

People get to living in boxes, see?

Boxes they call home...

...or the office...

...or...

...what are the neighbors gonna think?

Well, I come along...

...and I show them something different.

I show them how to break out.

I show them how to stretch their muscles taut again.

I offer people hope, friend.

Everybody's got to have a dream.

Even if it only lasts a day.

Hi, everybody.

This is Vickie Gioberti.

It was great.

Thanks.

-What did you think? -Hey.

Why don't you get Vickie some coffee and show her around?

-Sure. -I'll be back in a minute.

We only caught the last part but it looked good to me.

This is a nice setup.

We have a video studio too.

Are you gonna study with Michael?

I don't know yet.

-So how do you like your coffee? -Oh, black's fine.

I just met the perfect fantasy girl for your client.

Don't have to worry about giving him his money,

you can just make the tape.

-What's her name? -Vickie Gioberti.

Thinks she's a dancer, I told her she oughta be an actress.

-She's perfect. -Come on.

She looks like Little Bo Peep.

I told you to find me someone who's into this kind of work.

She's vulnerable, Michael.

She just left home.

Give her the right kind of emotional support, she'll do it.

Trust me.

Where'd you find her?

Remember that rich guy from the wine country...

...I dated a couple months ago?

Well, he just walked right into the restaurant with her.

She's his cousin.

She doesn't have a place to stay and she needs a job.

You're working very hard for your 10 percent.

That's because I'm aiming for a full partnership, Michael.

I'll just never love you again.

Okay, okay.

Not so difficult, huh?

Intention...

...behavior.

Through the words, huh?

Through the words.

Okay,

we have a little time, so we're gonna do some improv work.

Come on, any volunteers?

Come on.

Vickie.

Why don't you and I break the ice?

Me?

I don't even know what an improv is.

-Just be yourself. -Come on. Don't be embarrassed.

Alright.

Don't worry about them. They'll get their chance.

Physical awareness.

That's alright. You're a dancer.

Just think of it as a...

Improvised dance, alright?

Only with words, when you feel like it.

Give yourself a few seconds, then we'll start no obligations.

Okay.

-Dad? -Vickie, I can't help it.

To me, you're still my girl. I want to understand so badly...

...and I feel so far away from you.

Well, I'm not far away, Dad.

I've just changed.

Why is it every time something goes wrong,

Angela or Lance seem to be involved.

Sometimes I think in spite of her charm...

...Angela would do anything to get us off.

Why? Why would that be, though?

Doesn't your writer's intuition tell you anything?

One thing does keep nagging at me.

What Gus said at your father's funeral,

about his death being a mystery to him.

Yeah.

Well, whatever. All I can think of now is finding Vickie.

You remember when I was little...

...all the times, I really wanted you to be there for me.

Well, that's all passed.

I'm grown up.

I just want you... I just want you to love me the way I am now.

And let me go.

You're putting us on, Vickie. You've studied before.

No, I haven't.

Well, if that's true...

...you have an extraordinary talent.

Very rare and very special.

-You were great. -You're really something.

Portrait sitting takes stamina, Angela.

-It does get tiring. -Oh, how's Emma?

Did she enjoy herself?

Why don't you have dinner with me and I'll tell you about it?

Oh, I'd love to but Arthur and I have reservations at the club.

-Hope you don't mind, Douglas. -No, no, I don't mind.

Emma will be disappointed.

I told her we're having dinner together.

You're taking Emma out to dinner?

Yes, yes, yes. I... She wanted to talk about Jason.

I thought I'd take her out to dinner, give her a chance.

Oh, well, this is silly.

As long as we're going out, why, let's just all go out together.

But, Angela...

Emma hasn't been feeling well...

...and I really should be with her.

But we're all friends, aren't we?

Oh, of course.

I know this only happens in the movies, Vickie...

...but there is a script in my office...

...that a producer friend sent me last week...

...and there's a part in this movie, a small part...

...but a dynamite part...

...that I think is tailor-made for you.

But I don't know anything about acting.

Some of the biggest stars never took an acting class.

They just do it by instinct.

And you happen to be one of those people.

This part in this movie could be the beginning for you.

You mean, a real movie?

I'd get paid to act in it?

You bet your life it would be paid.

We'd have to do a test on you, some tape to show the producer.

We'll do that tomorrow.

-Thank you. -Great help, aren't they?

What do they expect with a list of halfway houses...

...and runaway centers?

Chase, you heard the sergeant. Thousands of kids run away.

If we're gonna find her, we'll have to do it ourselves.

Maybe you're right.

Michael West.

He says I have talent, Cole.

Wants me to do a test for a movie.

Are you crazy?

Mom and Dad are in San Francisco looking all over for you.

You're talking about some jerk who wants to put you in a movie?

Cole, you're not listening to me.

I'm listening.

I'm listening.

Only, you're not making any sense, as usual.

Fine. Just forget it, okay?

We've already been to the free clinic, every police precinct...

...three other runaway centers, where do we go from here?

You look tired. Why not try a hotel and get some rest?

I'm sorry I couldn't be more help.

But we will keep an eye out for her.

I need a little more information on her, would you...?

I talked to Cole. Vickie called.

-Where is she? She alright? -They got into some argument.

She hung up before he could find out.

He didn't find out anything?

Yeah, she met some acting teacher.

She told Cole he wants to test her for a movie.

Excuse me.

What is the name of this acting teacher?

Michael something.

Michael... Michael West.

Your daughter could be in real trouble.

-You know this West? -I know of him.

Everyone who works with kids in this city does.

-Where do we find him? -Well, he keeps moving around.

One month he's an acting coach,

the next he's grooming future models.

He usually works out of the Fulton Avenue Tenderloin area...

...but he's never in the same place two months running.

Where would we start looking for him?

Under every wet rock you can find, honey.

Ask questions but ask the right kinds of questions...

...and you might be able to find him.

The right questions?

What I mean is, don't come on like parents...

...or you'll never find her.

It can get pretty dangerous out there, you know.

I don't think my daughter would get in anything dangerous.

Mrs. Gioberti, Michael West makes pornographic movies.

Something I can help you with?

Yeah. I'm....

I'm looking for videotapes, films.

Yeah, great. I got them all. What's your pleasure?

Well, I had something...

...personal in mind.

-What do you mean, personal? -Well, you know...

...special stuff. Custom...

Oh, you know, fantasies, personal trips.

That kinky stuff ain't cheap, you know.

That's okay.

You know, if the quality's good, money's no object.

Who told you to come here?

An old friend of mine from back in Denver.

He's a very respectable guy but he's into twins.

Oh, he gave me the name of the guy he gets his stuff from here.

A Michael West?

He said this guy puts out some real wild stuff.

Wild ain't the word, pal. Tell you what.

Let me check this out and I'll call you tonight, okay?

Yeah, let me write down here where I'm staying.

It's the Norman Hotel...

...over on Alameda.

If a woman answers the phone, cool it, it's my wife.

-She's kind of old-fashioned. -I read you, pal.

My name's Nelson.

I'll be waiting for your call.

You'll hear from me.

Okay.

I thought you said Emma wanted to talk about Jason.

She didn't mention him the whole evening.

Well, that's strange, that's strange. Maybe you're right.

She can be awfully forgetful. But I had a wonderful evening.

All she did was rattle on about Arthur's painting.

How long is that freeloader gonna stay here?

Don't tell me you're still upset about him?

He's a dilettante.

He has painted the most prominent people.

You were never interested in him before.

You have Mara Wingate.

Oh, that's it. You're jealous?

-I most certainly am not. -Yes, you are.

Well, I am.

Isn't it wonderful that we can be jealous of each other...

...after all these years?

I'm only seeing Mara because I know I can't get you back.

Well, I didn't know you'd give up so easily.

What about Arthur?

I hire painters.

Will you have dinner with me next weekend?

I'd love to.

If I live to be a thousand, I'll never understand you.

If you lived to be a thousand, you'd be too old for me.

No, Mr. West isn't available right now.

If you come to this address at 3, he'll see you.

Three o'clock is fine.

Yeah. Ask for Michael or Diana.

Got it. Thanks.

Three? Anything could happen between now and then.

-We're not gonna wait. -Oh, good.

Wanna get to West before he gets to Vickie.

But what if he does his filming someplace else?

The girl I talked to seems to make all his appointments.

I'll find out if she's seen Vickie if I've to wring it out.

I just don't think Vickie would pose in the nude, I...

I don't think so, either.

Not willingly.

Now, we wanna show off all this gorgeous red hair, don't we?

I hope I remember all my lines.

Lines aren't important.

-Intention. Intention. -Intention. I know.

What does she want? Alright, I know.

You'll do fine. Okay.

Now, situation. Very serious.

Your boyfriend's been killed in an auto accident.

It's a big emotion to get to, but just take your time.

There's no rush. We can always do it over again.

It's tape, just erase it and start over.

-Okay, we've got all day. -Okay.

Alright, take a deep breath.

Let it out.

Good. You'll be fine.

-You'll be fine. Believe me. -Okay.

Scream if you want to.

Good.

Alright.

Now, I'll tell you when I'm ready.

Any time you're ready.

It's funny.

I don't feel like you're gone.

I feel like you're right here with me.

Okay, physicalize.

Physicalize.

How did he used to touch you?

Close your eyes.

And very easy, touch your cheek,

just the way he used to touch it.

That's good.

And your lips.

Oh, yes, yes, drop the teddy bear a little bit.

Now down to the neck.

Yes, yes, that's perfect. Beautiful, beautiful.

Alright, now, just you're with him, you're thinking about him.

Thinking about how...

...it was the last time the two of you were together.

That's very easy, start unbuttoning your blouse.

That's not the way we rehearsed it.

I know. We're just adding a little texture now.

You can't just lie there...

...holding a dumb stuffed animal the whole time, right?

What do you expect me to do?

Come on, you've been to the movies.

Lots of actresses do nude scenes.

-Not me. -Okay, okay, okay.

Take it easy, take it easy.

Trust me. Sweetheart, you are loaded with talent.

This could be a big break for you but you've gotta be mature...

Vickie, come on now.

You're acting like a child. Stop it.

-You better let me out of here. -I don't have time for this.

You said you'd do this test and damn it, you are gonna do it.

Hello.

Can I help you?

I'm...

...Nelson.

Oh, we weren't expecting you until 3.

Well, I'm early.

-Is West around? -No.

-He won't be back for an hour. -I'd like to take a look around.

-Maybe a tour of the facility? -What?

I don't wanna waste 10 grand on a piece of trash.

I'd like to see the stage where the taping's done.

They're taping right now. You're just gonna have to wait.

Is that where the taping's done?

Michael doesn't like people who poke when he's not here.

Where do you think you're going?

Hey, you can't go in there.

Hey.

-Are you alright? -Yeah.

-Who the hell are you? -This is my daughter.

Your mother's waiting outside.

Okay, now, listen, this is private property.

Get your hands off me.

You pathetic scum.

Oh, God, are you alright?

I called the police, okay?

Good.

Let's get out of here.

It's beautiful.

My father would have liked it very much.

This makes it strictly business between us, I suppose?

Why, I think it's better for everyone.

It's Douglas, isn't it? He's won again.

Oh, it's nothing serious.

You'll come to Vermont this fall?

Oh, I'd love to, if I can.

-Goodbye, Lance. -Goodbye, Mr. Masefield.

Did you apologize to Chase and Maggie?

Yes, I told them the truth...

...that I honestly didn't know...

...Diana was involved in pornography.

Well, you have to be more careful.

We wouldn't want anyone in Chase's family to get hurt...