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- I now pronounce you married.

- Aw.

When are you coming back to work?

- [Martin] We're not.

- We're gonna take some time away from the hospital

and go work in the outback.

- Is anybody else not panicking about last night?

- I wanna be part of this family.

How will I know when I'm a Proudman?

(group laughs)

- You know this can only end badly.

- I don't care.

- I slept with someone else.

- I will stand by you throughout the very worst

and I will continue to believe in this relationship,

but only if you'll do it too.

- I'm just so stressed and tired and

I don't know what I want.

- His little band says Baby Brody, Bob for short.

(Nina chuckles)

- Would you like to grab some dinner sometime?

- Who with?

- Me.

- [Nina] Oh God, why not?

He's gorgeous.

- I don't know why you're telling me this.

- Because I needed to see you.

- I can't be a second option.

- I'm so scared of what this means but I want to find out.

Do you?

- [Narrator] And tonight, we continue our series of

"Extraordinary Professional Women".

- Oh!

Hello.

I'm Nina Proudman.

I'm the acting Head of Obstetrics

here at St. Francis Hospital.

After many years working here,

I've been granted this important and demanding position.

(baby cries)

Great work, team.

- [Doctors] Thanks, Nina.

- Of course, there's a lot of extra responsibility,

but also, so much respect.

- Nina, this important document needs your sign-off.

- Great work, Kim.

- Thank you, Nina.

Nina, can I just say,

we'd be lost without you, Nina.

(record scratches) - [Kim] Nina.

- Yes.

- [Kim] Nina! - Yes.

I'm here I'm here.

Hello?

♪ Oh I, oh I ♪

♪ Oh, I want you so ♪

♪ Bring your hips to me ♪

♪ Oh, bring your hips ♪

♪ Oh, oh, bring your hips to me ♪

♪ To me ♪

♪ Oh, bring your hips to me ♪

♪ Oh, bring your hips ♪

♪ Oh, oh, bring your hips to me ♪

♪ To me ♪

♪ To me ♪

♪ Oh I, oh I ♪

♪ Oh, I want you so ♪

- You must be counting the day till Harry gets back.

- He gets back tomorrow.

- What, tomorrow?

So where's he been, Venezuela?

- He's been in Guyana, solving a crisis,

working for an aid organization.

- Do you ever think maybe he's too good to be true?

(Nina sighs)

(dramatic music) (explosions blast)

Do you want me to take Zoe tomorrow for the night?

- No, it's okay.

- Come on!

You guys have been together for how many weeks?

And he's been in Guyana for the past three.

You're gonna need some space to reunite.

- I don't know if he's gonna call me.

I mean, he might go straight home from the airport.

I don't know if I'm gonna see him straight away.

And that's fine.

- Why are you being weird?

- Well, I don't know exactly where we're at.

- What do you mean?

- We were taking things really slowly.

And then right before he went away,

we thought, what if he stays the night?

We were right in the middle of it.

(door creaks)

(pensive music)

- [Harry] Zoe, whoa!

- [Nina] No, just wait there for mommy.

- [Harry] What are we-

- [Nina] It's okay.

- Zoe busted you having sex.

What did you do?

- Harry was just squashing me.

Harry was squashing me.

- Oh, squash, squash, squash.

(Billie laughs)

Squash, squash, squash.

- What a funny game. (chuckles)

It really focused for me that this relationship affects Zoe.

I don't want to confuse her.

It's too soon to know if this relationship's long term.

We're still getting to know each other.

It's way too early to have the conversation about-

- Squashing.

Okay, aside from the fact that Zoe caught you

having a squash, what about the other stuff?

Have you met his family yet?

- No.

- No.

And he hasn't been attending our family events.

- No, well, because I don't wanna put pressure on him.

- No, no, you are putting up the Nina wall

between him and the rest of the family.

You haven't seen his baggage, he hasn't seen yours.

Just don't screw it up.

(door opens)

(children chattering)

- [Child] Mommy, daddy!

- [Jimmy] Let's go, let's go.

- [Child] Mommy! - Yeah.

- Hey!

Who wants breakfast?

- I think we've got eggs.

- Eggs!

Come on, let's go.

Help me up, help me up.

Up we go.

Whoa. (grunts)

(elevator dings)

- Busy day ahead.

Must stay focused.

Wonder if Harry will call when his plane gets in.

Legs are shaved, ready for anything.

Morning.

- Ah, we've got a busy day today.

What's your life like?

- Meetings, meetings, meetings,

and then surgery this afternoon.

- Hey, Nina.

You know how you're the acting head of obstetrics?

- Uh-huh.

- That makes you our AHO.

- (chuckles) Get it?

AHO.

- Yep.

- Acting Head of Obstet-

- I get it.

- Jokes aside, how you going?

- Oh, I have a new appreciation for what Martin Clegg does.

- Is the water over your head?

- Sometimes.

Sometimes it's right at my eyes.

- You wanna know the secret to being a good AHO?

- What?

- It's a little something I learned as Director of Nursing.

When in doubt, go silent.

- Silent.

- Most of the time, if you just stay still and quiet,

the other person will panic and solve the problem for you.

- That sounds like bad advice

from someone who doesn't have my best interest at heart.

- Ah, skeptic.

I respect that.

Elvis.

- Yes.

- Today's surgery schedule.

- Yeah?

Oh, yeah, it's here somewhere.

Yeah, here.

Oh, yeah, there was a change to it.

You're right.

I meant to make a note of it.

I'm so sorry.

- You're welcome.

Run along.

- Just before we head off, these proposals need reviewing.

I assume you've all had a chance to read them.

This decision is important

because the recommendation we make

is going to go to the board, and the clock is ticking on it.

Nina, what did you think?

- About?

Which one?

- Of the three, which would you suggest as the front runner?

- Oh.

Of the three, I would...

(pensive music)

Go silent.

Still and quiet.

Abort, abort!

- All right then.

Can everybody have their reading done by Monday?

We'll resume the discussion then.

Thanks.

(soft music)

(video call app rings)

(video call app rings)

(baby cries)

- Oh.

- I just fed him.

- It's probably just wind.

Oh.

Oh, darling.

Oh, Tarquin.

Are we still going with Tarquin?

- I don't know.

I liked it at first,

but I don't think it matches his face.

- Oh, can I just say, I was really hoping you'd get there.

And I don't have anything against the name.

I just, I have a history with someone called Tarquin.

- You seem to have history with a lot of names.

- What are we gonna call you, Bob, huh?

- I was Googling last night.

Okay, so,

what about mythology, like Thor?

You're doing the I hate it face.

- I do hate it.

I don't wanna kill your creativity.

- Odin.

- Hate it.

- Apollo.

- Love it, but not for him.

- Artemis.

- Ah.

Let's stick with Bob for the moment.

- And after that,

I'm gonna come and watch you brush your teeth.

- [Child] Yeah, it's all right.

- I got this.

- Thanks.

- Wait.

It's not working.

This, it's not working.

Sleeping separately

and then you're jumping back into bed to fool the kids,

not working.

- Well, it's all we've got right now.

- No, no.

No, we are nowhere right now, you and me,

and it's just been dragging on.

- So do you want me to move out?

- Or should I?

I could go and stay with Billie.

- Is that an ultimatum?

- I want you to be here

if that's what you want.

- So that wasn't an ultimatum.

- I just want you to make a decision.

- So when's the deadline?

- I am trying

so fucking hard right here. - [Child] Mom!

- Coming.

- So we're taking a guy to lunch today.

- Ooh.

It's any guy or-

- We're gonna meet with Bierkven Yoklarssen.

- Hey, one more time with the name.

- Bierkven Yoklarssen.

Could be Icelandic, possibly Faroe Islands.

- Okay, so when we meet with this Bierkven Yoklau-

- Bierkven Yoklarssen, yep.

So the aim is to narrow the focus of our work,

get more industry specific,

and Bierkven is part of that strategy.

- Okay.

- He is a very big fish

in the field of medical and pharmaceutical.

And we're gonna find out what his aspirations are

and help him to his next job.

- We're gonna poach him.

- Yes.

- Is this ethical?

- We're head hunters.

This is what we do.

Oh, I put together a prep file for you

so you can read up on him.

- Danke.

Bierkven Yoklarssen.

Bierkven Ya-

- Bierkven.

- Bierkven.

- Yoklarssen

- Bierkven-

- No, Bjork, as in the singer, Bjork.

- Oh, Bjork.

- With a ven on the end.

- Bierkven Yoklarssen.

(phone rings)

- Hello.

- I'm back.

I am home.

- Great.

- [Harry] Where are you?

- I'm at work.

What are you doing?

- (yawns) I'm in the cab.

I'm going home.

- Ah, okay.

Yeah, of course.

- But once I've washed this flight off me,

I'd like to see you as soon as possible.

- Good.

We can do that.

- [Harry] When you finish work?

- Yeah.

Yes.

Come over to my house

and I'll cook some food and we'll eat and,

and you can tell me about your trip.

- That sounds perfect.

Well, see you later.

- Okay, bye.

- [Harry] Bye.

(Nina giggles)

(phone rings)

- Ugh.

Hi, mom.

- Darling, I'm calling a Geraldine day

and I'd like everyone to come for dinner.

- [Nina] No.

- [Geraldine] Yes.

- No, not today.

- It's Geraldine day and I want everyone here.

- I can't.

- [Geraldine] Nina.

- Mom, Harry just got back and I wanna see him.

- No, that's perfect.

I want Harry to come.

- I don't think he'll feel like seeing the Proudmans.

- You've been keeping him from us.

I want the full family, especially Harry.

- Why especially?

- It's important.

Bring him.

(Nina sighs)

- [Nina] Harry's first Geraldine day.

- You haven't seen his baggage.

He hasn't seen yours.

- I'm back, and I brought all my baggage.

Childhood trauma.

Father issues.

Yeah, mother issues.

Relationship issues.

And in here,

well, that's just a whole lot of crazy messed up shit.

(animal chirps)

(Geraldine laughs)

- Oh, that's not baggage.

This is baggage.

(elephant trumpets)

- The board of studies is meeting about next semester.

We need to talk about your enrollment.

What are you thinking?

- Well, I failed,

so doesn't the system just boot me out automatically?

- Not necessarily.

But we need to know what you're planning.

- What would you do?

- [Nina] Don't make the decision for her.

It's important she does it herself.

(pensive music)

- You're staring at me.

Oh, this is Kim's strategy.

It doesn't work on me.

- Okay, this is stupid.

- No, you're right.

I,

I have to make a decision.

But I have no clarity.

- Do you wanna drop out?

- No.

- Then you're gonna continue.

- I can't study, and be a mother, and be Jimmy's partner.

I tried that and it didn't work.

- Well, we need to know.

The board meets next week, so don't dick around

and let people make decisions for you.

Come on.

Have the difficult conversations you need to

and get back to me.

(phone rings)

I've gotta get back.

- Yeah.

- Bye.

You already know one of your twins

has high airway obstruction.

- Yeah, Elvis said she wouldn't be able to breathe.

- That's right.

She'll need emergency surgery as soon as she's born.

We're gonna do an operation called the EXIT procedure.

- Is that a cesarean?

- Yes.

First, we'll birth the healthy twin.

- And after that is when things get more complex

because we'll need to keep your second baby attached to you

so that she's still getting oxygen

through the umbilical cord.

- Is it dangerous?

- It is more complicated than a standard cesarean,

there are risks, but we have a great team.

- We'll be monitoring you the whole time.

I know it's scary, but this is the safest way

to bring both your babies into the world.

- Don't worry, honey.

I'll be there to keep an eye on them.

- You're okay.

- Thank you.

- Did you get through all the prep material?

- Bierkven Yoklarssen started his career

at the University of Copenhagen

with a double degree in commerce and pharmacy.

- Well, you didn't have to memorize it.

- Worked for pharmaceuticals for 12 years

before leapfrogging to medical equipment.

- The contracts that this guy deals with are enormous.

- The name though.

I'm just gonna laugh on his face

and spray spit down his front, snorting the whole...

Unexpectedly handsome.

- I know.

- [Kerry] Bierkven.

- Kerry.

- It's so great to finally put a face to the name.

- [Bierkven] You too.

- [Kerry] Oh, and this is my associate, Billie Proudman.

- Bierkven Yoklarssen.

- Hello, yes.

- Um,

shall we sit?

- Yes.

- Yes.

- [Kim] Hey.

- Hi.

- So you're taking Harry to dinner at your mom's.

- Oh, she invited you too.

- Yeah.

(Nina chuckles)

You and Harry, you're serious?

- Yes.

- [Kim] Dating?

- Yes.

- Oh.

Dating's a jungle, man, oh.

I've put a lot of thought into this,

and I hope you don't mind, but I jotted down a few thoughts.

- All right.

- Dear Nina,

so you're back into the dating game.

Good for you.

- Thanks.

- Zoe will benefit from seeing mom happy, but take care.

Keep it casual.

Manage your expectations.

Don't spend all your time with Harry

at the expense of spending time with Zoe.

- Oh, Kim, that's-

- And remember, she's old enough now to see what's going on.

You don't wanna screw her up by moving too fast,

thereby damaging her.

- Anything else?

- Love, from Kim.

- Thank you for your concern, Kim, but Harry and I are

exercising caution.

- Oh, in that case, you're doing the right thing.

Good on you, Nins.

- You okay?

- [Elvis] Just preparing.

- [Nina] Your instincts will be to do the cesarean as usual,

to work quickly.

- Yep.

- So remember, this time, we're just slowing it down.

It's gonna feel strange, but don't let it throw you.

Our priority is to look after Tash

while they operate on the baby.

- [Elvis] Yep.

- You're gonna do great, Elvis.

And I'm here if you need me.

- Let's begin.

The scan shows twin one in cephalic presentation

in maternal left, twin two in frank breach, maternal right.

- Vitals and saturation, normal.

- Making the uterine incision now.

All right.

Twin one.

- [Nina] Hello.

- [Elvis] Cutting cord.

Beautiful.

(baby cries)

Placenta.

- Now, we're gonna locate twin two,

and we're going to deliver the head only,

making sure that the placenta is still attached.

- Okay.

(baby cries)

- This baby has a laceration.

- Pardon?

- She's bleeding.

There's a scalpel cut on her arm.

- Is it bad?

- Just apply pressure and bandage for now.

Elvis, here, please.

Gentle, go slowly.

- Yep.

Come on, where are you?

I can't find...

I can't find the head.

- Stand down.

Dr. Kwan is stepping out of the procedure.

Okay.

Now we need to deliver twin two.

Just turning the baby around.

Thank you.

Hey.

- Hey.

- Everything's fine.

Surgery went well.

- Elvis, I felt I needed to step in.

- Nina, I cut a baby.

- You nicked her arm.

It does happen sometimes.

- I wish it hadn't happened, not with the stakes that high.

But the surgery was okay?

- Blake and Tash have two beautiful daughters.

- That's great.

So, are we good?

- You and me?

Well, you can stop calling me an AHO.

I don't even know what it means.

- I'm so happy that you decided to take this meeting today.

- Well, you seem much more motivated

than my previous recruiter.

- I like that you just said previous.

- I'm ambitious, and I like ambitious people.

- Well, your industry is aspirational for us,

and I think we could make a great partnership.

- Depending on what your goals are.

- Sure.

- So where do you see yourself in five years?

- [Bierkven] Oh, that's a good question.

- Thank you.

- I'd like to be the director of a research institute.

- So Bierkven, is that Icelandic?

- Oh, my father's Danish,

and my mother's from the Faroe Islands.

- Ah.

- There you go, mystery solved.

- Well, what's Billie short for?

- Oh, I wouldn't say I was that short. (laughs)

Actually, I'm named after Billie Holiday.

- Oh, wow.

- Well, Kerry doesn't mean anything.

- Well, what's in a name, huh? (laughs)

(phone rings)

- Oh, that's me.

Oh, this is urgent.

Will you guys excuse me?

- What are you doing with the hair?

- Well, what are you doing with the glass?

- Oh, God.

We've gone into a competitive flirting spiral.

- You're right.

- [Billie] Who are we?

- We are better than this.

- We're partners.

I don't even wanna go there with him.

- Well, neither do I.

I just wanna work with him.

- Well, let's draw a line under it and move on.

- So sorry.

Now,

where were we?

- So, Bierkven, we've done a little bit of prep work

and there are a few professional roles

that we'd just like to run past you to gauge your reaction.

- Sure.

- We've made a short list

that I'd like to run through with you.

DLS Limited.

NSO Pharmaceuticals!

Clinical Pharmaceuticals.

- Brody, I'm home.

Oh, sorry, I'm a bit late.

- That's okay.

He's asleep.

But I gave him a big feed earlier,

so he should be right for a while.

- Hey, don't worry about us.

We'll be fine.

- Thank you.

(melancholy music)

(video call app rings)

- [Nina] Manage your expectations.

I don't know what Harry's expectations are.

Don't overthink it.

(knocking on door)

- Hey.

- Hello.

Come in.

How do you feel right after your trip?

- Good to have a shower.

- Sorry about this,

but do you mind if there's a little change of plans?

- No, that's okay.

- Dinner at my mother's?

- Oh, right.

- She asked for you especially.

- That's fine.

All right.

- [Zoe] Hi, Harry!

- Hey, Zoe.

How are you?

I got you a little something, actually, while I was away.

This one's for you.

It's a jaguar. - Thank you.

- Thank you.

- That's okay.

You can give him a name.

He's traveled a very long way to see you.

What name should we give him?

- Leah.

- Leah.

That's a good name.

I'll show you how he growls. (growls)

- Come on, we'll bring Leah.

There you go.

Go and see grandma.

(knocking on door)

Just before we go in,

my mother doesn't have birthdays.

She has Geraldine days, and today is a Geraldine day.

It could be anything.

- Okay.

- And your inclusion in this event is what it is,

nothing more.

- [Jimmy] Hey, Zoe.

- We pull people in in my family.

We're inclusive.

We include people.

(Harry laughs)

- [Harry] Sure.

- Geraldine day.

- I was just telling Harry.

- I'm 99% sure that tonight is about me and Zara.

- Yes!

Well, maybe 'cause she did ask for Harry to come.

- [Billie] Wait. - Ooh.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'm worried this Geraldine day is about me and Mick.

I need a strategy.

- Is something wrong with you and Mick?

- [Billie] No. - It's okay.

It's about these two.

- Oh.

- Yeah, mom asked for Harry especially.

- Here I am.

- Yes, good, breaking down the Nina wall.

- The Nina wall?

- No.

- [Billie] There's pressure on you,

but I'm gonna support you.

- Me too.

We're all here to support you.

- It might not be about any of us.

- No, no, it's bound to be about you two.

Works for me.

Come on in.

(group chatters)

- It's actually quite cheap,

but I like to buy it by the case.

- Are you okay?

- Mm, yeah.

I'm just bit nervous because mom's got an agenda.

She always has.

- [Zara] We just order it online.

- She looks like she's just enjoying herself.

- Yeah, she's-

- Billie, how's Mick?

- Tonight is not an intervention about my marriage.

- I was just asking how Mick was.

- Mick is in the UK.

He's doing well.

- [Geraldine] Right.

- But if we're looking for things to talk about,

apparently, Zoe caught Nina and Harry having a squash.

- What, Billie!

- Sorry.

The pressure was on me.

I had to deflect.

(glass clinks) (Geraldine laughs)

- Hi, everyone.

My name's Kim.

It's me.

Well, as some of you know, Jess and I,

we asked Jimmy if he'd donate some sperm

so Jess could have a baby.

- It's okay, Jimmy.

We're not gonna ask you again.

- But we've been observing another man.

- [Geraldine] Oh.

- Me?

- [Jess] You're nice.

- Yeah.

You got a nice man face.

- You got great legs.

We've all seen your butt.

- And your junk.

(Geraldine laughs)

So, what do you think?

Will you be our donor?

- Oh, guys, I love you, but you've gotta work on your pitch.

(Geraldine laughs) - I, uh,

I...

- Well, I mean, it's okay.

I mean, you don't have to answer straight away.

- Yeah, yeah, we're just putting it out there.

Just have a think about it and talk to Kerry.

- Yeah, I will.

I will talk to Kerry.

- [Marjorie] Are you gonna do it?

(Geraldine laughs)

- Oi, Billie, what about Mick's German tour?

- Sorry?

- You didn't tell me that.

- Berlin, Munich, Hamburg.

He sounded totally stoked, didn't he?

- Yeah, yeah, it's great.

- [Will] Hey, so how would it work exactly?

- [Kim] Why do you ask?

- Turkey baster, obviously.

- Uh-huh, yeah.

Would there be some kind of arrangement?

- [Geraldine] Congratulations. - Yeah, of course.

That makes sense.

- [Geraldine] You're off the hook.

- [Jimmy] Thank you, mother.

- [Will] Would there be money involved?

- [Geraldine] Can you pass the wine, Marjorie?

- Well, yeah, we need you to pay for the school fees.

- Hey, have you had a chance

to think about our conversation?

- What's this?

- [Geraldine] You're reading into it.

- Apparently, I have to go and study again next year

and repeat the semester.

- You don't have to.

It's your choice.

- Wait, you're gonna repeat the semester?

That's cool.

Is it gonna be full time?

- I don't know, I don't know.

- Because I'm-

- Just stop.

Billie.

If I needed to stay somewhere for a couple of nights,

can I stay with you?

- Of course.

- [Zara] Thank you.

- [Marjorie] You've had too much to drink, Geraldine.

- No, we need to talk about it.

Several weeks ago, after we scattered Darcy's ashes--

- No, no!

- Mom.

- We had a sexual encounter,

Marjorie and myself, and Renato.

You remember Renato.

- A three-way.

- I did not need to know this.

- I did not need to know this either.

- Harry has some terrific stories about Guyana.

Tell them.

- Yeah, I do.

Actually, it was extraordinary from the moment I got there.

We flew into- - Hang on a minute!

Hang on a minute.

I haven't finished.

There's more.

- Mom, please.

- Because after that, there was another night.

- No, this is uncalled for.

- [Geraldine] And this night was without Renato.

- Just the two of you.

- Mm, a night of skin and energy

and a deep intuitive understanding.

Oh, come on!

It's hardly the first time I've been with a woman.

Can I get an amen?

- We're just bystanders.

- Don't get me wrong.

Normally, I do like a man to be there.

I mean, let's face it, I love cock.

And it's always handy to have a penis to grab or two.

- Amen.

- But since that night, Marjorie, you have been changed.

So what's the problem, got a gay issue?

- Not at all.

Some of my best friends have been-

- Yeah, got it.

- Then why are you being so strange about it?

- I'm not.

- [Geraldine] You won't talk about it.

- [Marjorie] Look, it happened.

- [Geraldine] Hmm.

- Yes, all right, there was activity.

- Oh, yeah.

- You ever thought that sometimes,

people go quiet because they don't wanna relive it?

(Geraldine scoffs)

- [Nina] How is he handling this?

Is he all right?

- You're all just a pack of narcissistic,

hysterical sex maniacs.

And you think it makes you cute.

It's not cute!

Normal old people don't need to root everything they see!

- You loved it.

I made sure that you did.

Is it that your feelings for me are confusing you?

- I think I'm gonna cry.

- I'm beyond crying.

This is next level.

- Oh, for God's sake!

Stop behaving like such babies!

- Mom!

What is wrong with you?

Don't you ever think about

how your terrible decisions affect everybody?

- I won't call it a terrible decision.

- People are going through real things here.

Jimmy and Zara.

- Would we need to bring us into it?

- Billie and Mick.

- What have I got to do with it?

- Me and Harry even.

I mean, I don't know what's going on with us,

and where we're going, and whether we even have a future.

Sorry.

Mom, the point is, is that we're your children,

and we don't wanna hear about your sex life.

In fact, stop having sex

Stop it, stop it, stop it!

Normal adult people don't have to root everything they see.

- Oh, please.

Root is such an unattractive word.

- Awful word.

- Looking for something?

- My bag.

Harry, I'm sorry, we're going.

- Here.

- Not mine. - This?

- No!

Why is it so hard to make a clean exit?

- Nina, that's-

- Thank you, yes, Harry.

Let's go.

We're leaving.

- [Geraldine] All right.

- Zoe, where's Zoe?

- Front room.

- [Nina] Right.

Come on, Zoe.

Let's go, darling.

- I'm out of ideas, honey.

I'm a good husband.

- You are a good husband.

- Will you come back to me?

- Sometimes that's all I wanna do.

I just wanna crawl into bed with you

and pretend like none of this happened.

And I can't.

- Hey, mister, why aren't you in bed?

- Alfie, I'm gonna go to Auntie Billie's

and look after the new baby, yeah?

But I will see you again tomorrow.

(melancholy music)

- Call me when you get to Billie's.

(melancholy music)

- [Mick] Hey, Mick Holland here.

Sorry I missed you,

but leave a message and I'll get back to you.

Bye.

- Hey, it's me.

I just heard you got a German tour, which is great.

Um,

I just want to hear your voice.

See ya.

(Billie sobs)

- She's down.

(Harry sighs)

- Are you two squashing?

- Hey, hey.

- You cheeky little girl.

You cheeky girl.

- What's wrong with this family?

Why did this happen?

- Is it really so bad?

- My mother and Geraldine Proudman.

My mother went to bed

with the woman my father was married to

when he cheated on her with my mother.

- A night of skin and understanding.

- La la la la la la.

See, this,

this is the thing that didn't used to happen before.

What are you doing?

- Oh, well, since I've been staying over so much,

I just, I thought it was time.

- Did you?

- Hmm.

What do you think about that?

- Hell yes.

Oh, you smell good.

So how did your meeting go today?

- Uh,

good.

- Mm-hmm.

- It was good.

- What was Bierkven like?

- He was fine.

A bit of a dork, really.

Hey.

- [Will] What?

- Two women asked you to be a dad tonight.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

- What do you think about that?

- Well, what do you think?

- It's flattering.

- Hmm.

- But not if you wouldn't like it.

- Oh, I'm not gonna tell you what to do.

- Does that mean you wouldn't like it?

- It means that it's your decision, not mine.

(phone rings)

- Billie.

- Can I take a few days off

without you asking any questions?

- Sure.

Now I wanna ask a lot of questions.

- Well, I'll answer them when I see you.

- Okay, but is everything all right?

- Yeah, sort of.

Nothing to worry about.

- [Kerry] Okay.

- Thanks.

- We just have to wait an hour or so till she's asleep.

Sorry.

Did you sleep on the plane?

- A little.

Is something else going on?

- What do you mean?

What happened at mom's?

- Uh...

- I just let the pressure get to me.

That's what happened.

- Sure.

I feel like you've been

approaching this relationship cautiously.

- That's true.

- Yeah.

So am I.

- Really?

- Yeah, yeah.

I think we've both been protecting ourselves.

- Yes.

I have been conscious about not rushing this.

And I also thought that while you were away,

you might have...

- Rethought our whole relationship.

- Yes. (Harry laughs)

I don't know.

- No, no, I didn't.

I...

(sighs) Seeing you tonight at your mom's-

- Oh, my God, you must think I'm insane.

- No, I don't think you're insane.

I was looking at you and I was thinking, how is this

extraordinary woman possible?

- There's so much at stake for me, Harry.

- Well, what are you most afraid of?

- Letting my daughter love you.

She's old enough now to understand.

Her life can't be a revolving door of men.

I can't subject her to that.

- No.

I've been thinking the same thing.

So, I can't be half a parent,

you know?

I need to dive in, boots and all.

(Nina chuckles)

Half an hour?

(Nina laughs)

She'll be asleep in half an hour?

(knocking on door)

- Billie, what are you doing here?

- I'm going to London.

- London?

It's the middle of the night.

- I need to see Mick, Nins.

- Okay.

- He's in London, and I'm here,

and we don't have a life together.

I'm not even the first person he tells stuff to.

So I'm gonna go over there

and try and work out whether we're meant to be married.

- I'm gonna take you.

I'm just gonna get my things.

- No, no, no, no.

My cab's there.

It's fine.

- Just promise me that you'll keep an open mind.

You might step off the plane and all the-

- All the love comes flying back.

I hope so.

- Oh, favor.

Can you not tell anyone where I am?

I just wanna sort this out without-

- Of course.

(soft music)

♪ We'll sway with the clouds ♪

♪ Just like you wanted to be ♪

♪ Oh, darling, it'll be just you and me ♪

♪ You'll be the one that finds me ♪

♪ Tonight ♪

♪ Hmm ♪

(upbeat music)