All language subtitles for Beyond the Gates s02e57.eng

My, my, Senator.

You're insinuating
that I have no class,

yet you're standing here
tearing down a woman

in the very club
that your father established

for people to be built up in.

You know,
your daddy just must be...

he must be rolling
over and over in his grave.

My father was a magnanimous man.

But one of the earliest lessons

that Paul Cheeks Dupree
instilled in me

was never to suffer fools.

I'm sure he'd be proud of me
for putting that into practice.

All very moderate, Anita.

I mean, the way you were talking
and doing this without Vernon,

I was expecting something
a little more radical.

Well, there is a final,
more significant change

that I'd like to make.

Okay. Of course. What's that?

Well, as you know, Vernon is
the executor of my estate.

BILL:
Mm-hmm.

I would like to...

name you coexecutor.

Our mother...

-Thank you.
-NICOLE: Thank you.

...the Anita Williams,

who not only survived
her tough childhood

but went on to become an EGOT,

considered giving up.

Those are words
I never thought I would say.

Thank goodness
it was only an infection.

Treatable.

She's got a long way
to go, though.

But I will take the win.

Hear, hear.

After we left Mother
and Daddy, you disappeared.

Where'd you rush off to?

When I answer, you will nod your
head and say you understand.

-I understand.
-That's very good.

[both chuckle]

Bill caught wind that Mother
was in the hospital

and I thought he deserved
to hear from me directly

that she was feeling better.

I do understand.

Not just because
I'm following instructions.

Really.

Of course.
I told Ted right away.

Our exes still care deeply
for our parents,

and Mother's illness has
shaken everyone.

It's even got Bill looking
at his own life.

As in?

Second thoughts about
having a baby with Hayley.

He's worried he's too old

and won't be around
to raise another child.

Is this about more than
Bill facing his mortality?

-Here we go.
-Think about it, Dani.

He didn't have
to share that with you.

Maybe he wanted you to know

because he's wondering
if there's a chance

the two of you can
get back together.

How do you feel about that?

TOMAS:
Muffins? [laughs]

You're tempting me.

LYNETTE:
Let yourself be tempted.

TOMAS:
Not sure I can do that.

I spend a lot of time
trying to stay fit.

-I can see that.
-[chuckles]

I'm glad you stopped by,
Lynette.

Why is that?

Wasn't sure
I'd get to see you again.

I had to come by.

And thank you for working
so hard on my case.

You- and, of course, Bill-

you all worked
so hard on my case.

You made me feel really special.

Because you are.

? ?

Hey. What's the word?

I'm making progress
with Grayson.

Well, that's great. How?

By asking him
to help keep Max safe.

And he had to trust me
in order to do that.

So now, we've both taken a risk,
and it's paid off.

And then what's next?

You offer another secret

that neither of you can afford
to get out?

-That's the plan.
-And then you'll have proven

that both of you value
human lives

more than the work
that you're doing

for the red market. Smart.

It's promising,
but I still haven't gotten

any solid info out of him.

You'll get there. Just...

keep building on the foundation
that you've laid.

Yeah. You know,
the truth is, Smitty,

it's been great
having somebody out here

to bounce all this off of.

So thanks for hanging in.

Yeah.

Wouldn't have it any other way.

What is it?

I'm thinking about
how complicated

this has gotten for you.

Now you're juggling two aliases.

You're Rashad with Ren,

and you're a dirty cop
with Grayson.

Ah, don't worry about it.

It's handled.

And maybe with
a little more time,

Grayson will finally open up
about who his contact is

at the hospital.

I'm glad to hear you don't
want me to get my feelings hurt.

But is there some reason
you feel like

you need to tell me that now?

I just meant that
I'm under a lot of stress,

like with work and everything,

and I'm...
I don't always handle it well.

I'm not as available as
either one of us would like.

But I never want
to let you down, because...

...I think we got
a really good thing going.

I feel that way, too.

A burner? What do you mean?

IZAIAH:
Don't pretend, Naomi.

Hey, I know Jacob gave you
a burner

so you two could
keep in touch on the DL.

He told me when we randomly
rolled up on each other.

You told me you hadn't seen him.

'Cause Jacob asked me
not to say anything.

Well, did he say
you could use the burner?

No.

Okay?
But our mom is really worried.

And she just wants
to hear Jacob's voice, you know?

Tell him
she loves him, in case...

In case he doesn't
make it home, right?

No, Naomi,
that's not going to happen.

You know,
if you really believed that,

you wouldn't be
calling me right now.

You know, it's pretty ironic
that the very thing you want

could get your brother hurt.

Or worse.

You cannot possibly

be asking me this.

Wonder what's got her so pissed.

Uh...

it's probably just
one of her cases.

You know, Naomi's really
passionate about her clients.

IZAIAH:
I'm so sorry, okay?

I didn't mean to stress you out.

I get that this is a big ask.

I just- I'm hoping
that we can make an exception

this one time for our ma.

Izaiah, please don't make me
the bad guy.

If Jacob wanted you or
Darlene to be able to reach him,

he would have given you
a way to do that.

This burner is my lifeline.

It is the only way
that I know that he's safe

and there's not
a chance in hell

that I'm going to jeopardize
that for anyone.

If Darlene needs reassurance,

she should talk
to her own husband.

I'm not trying to keep Vernon
out of the loop,

but I see no point
in asking him to consider this

if you're not willing.

I... I mean-

Before you answer,

I'd also like to make you...

...the cotrustee.

Of the joint trust
Vernon and I share.

[stammers] Well,
that's certainly something.

Uh, is there anything else?

No.

But if you don't want
to take on

either of
these responsibilities,

then the point is moot

and Vernon will never hear
of this conversation.

If you need some time
to think about it...

Oh, no, that-
that's not necessary.

I'd be happy
to take on both roles,

but I don't think
Vernon will sign off on it.

If the worst happens, Bill,

Vernon is going to need someone

to help him navigate this.

I've seen the impact
this illness has had on him.

And he has told me
that he doesn't know

how he's going to go on
without me.

Now, I considered going
to Nicole and Naomi,

but I think...

...it's asking too much,
when they'll be dealing

with their own grief.

Mm.

You are an excellent attorney,
Bill.

And I know you will remain
objective and clearheaded

at what will be
an emotionally fraught time.

Mm-hmm.

-And...
-[sighs]

...on a day when
Vernon is up to dealing with

the endless phone calls
and paperwork,

you watch out, 'cause he'll
give you a run for your money.

[chuckles] I know that's right.

I'm honored, Anita,

that you would entrust me
with something as important

as your last wishes.

Your children are
my grandchildren, Bill.

-We have a common goal here...
-Yeah.

...looking out for this family.

I know I can count on you
for that.

Well, I won't let you down.

I will be in touch.

And when you do have
that conversation with Vernon...

good luck.

[Anita chuckles]

Thank you.

I'm going to need it.

You can spit venom my way,
but I will rise above it.

Now, I get that you're
under a boatload of stress

because your wife is sick.

But I won't be as understanding

the next time
you get all up in my face.

You instigated
this conversation.

And the larger fight,
by building that eyesore

across from Anita's and my home.

Well, one man's eyesore
is another woman's delight.

Leslie, that spite house will
never delight anyone but you,

so you can set aside
your manufactured indignation.

You will never have
the moral high ground.

I am becoming a pillar
in this community.

Now, if you're not careful,

you'll find yourself
looking up at me

instead of the other way around.

If you believe that,

then you are nuttier
than that fruitcake

you gave Anita and me.

Good day.

I'm sorry
I got your hopes up, Ma,

but my idea to get you in touch
with Jacob was a bust.

I wasn't thinking about the
position it would put Naomi in.

That's who you were
speaking with?

Yeah. Jacob set up a way
for Naomi to reach him,

and I was hoping you could
contact him the same way.

And she didn't take
too kindly to that.

[sighs] Nope.

But I had to try.

Look,
I know it's tearing you up

that you haven't heard
from him since he started

working this case. And...

I know it's his first
high-stakes undercover case.

I just wanted
to set your mind at ease.

You know what they say,

intention doesn't erase impact.

You shouldn't have done that,
Izaiah.

I was trying to help, okay?

I didn't stop to think.

I was just venting,

not asking you to put me
in touch with your brother.

It's too dangerous.

Naomi was right
to shut you down.

Whatever Jacob arranged with her
was just for them.

I would never impose on that.

I have another pickup
at Garland today.

I'll grab some more time
with Grayson after

and see
if I can make more inroads.

It's tricky knowing the right
amount of pressure to apply.

Without the guy
getting skittish.

-[phone chimes]
-Hopefully, he'll embrace the idea

of somebody having his back.

It's Naomi.

Trouble?

She wants to meet with me
this afternoon.

You look worried.

-I told her I can't meet.
-[phone chimes]

And she...

Is she all right?

So she says.

But it's not like her
to ask to see me.

Anita took a bad turn
for the worse.

-She had to go to the hospital.
-Oh, no.

Everything's fine now.

I just hate that
I can't be there for Naomi.

I just hope there's nothing else

that's happening
in addition to that.

How about I check on Naomi?

I can take care of her,
and you look out for you.

Okay. Yeah.

It's a pretty big leap, Sissy,

to go from Bill wanting

to pull back
from having baby number three

to wanting us to be reunited.

Think about it.

A child with Hayley

would lock Bill
into that relationship.

Maybe there's a crack forming
in the marriage.

Haven't we all wondered how long

the Bill-Hayley honeymoon
would last?

And I know, deep down,
you would love

if Bill admitted
that getting with Hayley

was the worst mistake
of his life

and he would do anything
to have you back.

The dream of
millions of scorned wives.

So, hypothetically,

how big are you dreaming?

If I weren't with Andre,
I would probably be all over it,

even if I didn't
actually want Bill back.

But I am with Andre
and I love him very much.

Yes, but closing the door
completely

on someone that has been such
a big part of your life is hard.

I don't see why I have to.

But you just said-

One of the things I miss most

is being friends with Bill.

And lately,
there have been moments

that have felt very close,

but not in
a husband-wife kind of way.

If I zoom back and put
on my big-picture glasses, I...

...kind of have Hayley to thank.

Okay. You're cut off.

You have plans,
now that you're free

and able to do what you please?

I always have ideas.
Plans, though?

-Maybe.
-Want to share?

What do you like to do
when you party?

-I'm kind of a foodie.
-Mm.

And I'm into dancing.

My salsa's sinful.

[laughs]

Does that line actually work?

You tell me.

Don't try to play a player.

Is that what you are?

A player?

You'll never know.

This stops right the hell now.

I want to talk to Naomi
before she takes off, and then

I need to check on a patient.

Are you okay to hang
a little longer?

-Sure.
-'Kay.

Hey.

You all right?

You seemed a little upset
about that call.

I, uh, I don't really want
to get into it, if that's okay.

Sure.

I got to stop by the office,
and then I'm

grabbing a bite with Smitty.

Oh, good.

You know, I bet
you could use the distraction.

-Yeah.
-Talk later?

Grayson. You have a moment?

I've got a job for you.

The drops are rescheduled
for this afternoon.

This would be in addition
to your other courier duties.

I need you
at that new free clinic.

You already had me scope it out.

As a potential supply source.

Now I need you
to start volunteering there.

Are you kidding me?

Learn the clinic's system

and their procedures for...

blood collection
and distribution.

I assume
they won't be tracking things

as closely as Garland does,

given that the clinic's
all volunteers.

Not really. Derek Baldwin's
the general manager.

And...?

And I'm dating
his ex-girlfriend.

You know that.

He-He's not a fan of mine.

I'm not the right person to be
operating right under his nose.

You manage fine here,

surrounded by people you know.

You'll manage there.

I'm sure you won't disappoint.

So what happened with Peaches?

I got her to the spa
for a massage.

Ooh! I could use
one of those, too.

Those people get on
my last nerves.

So why didn't you wait for her?

Because I didn't know how long

you'd be going off
on Vernon Dupree.

Did you even hear the way
that man was talking to me?

Okay, his father may have
built this club,

but that does not
give him the right

to be ugly to the other members.

I can't imagine that man
being ugly to anyone.

Yeah, I didn't raise you
to take people at face value,

especially self-important ones
like the Duprees.

Okay? That is not happening
on my watch.

Them trying to push us up
out of here and Fairmont Crest.

All right?
Not today. No, ma'am.

SHARON:
All right.

Anita...

You're not looking so hot.
Come on.

I'll help you upstairs
so you can rest in your room.

No, I don't-
I don't want to go upstairs.

Maybe we can just...

just sit together.

Okay. I have a better idea.

Lie down.

Rest your head here.

Girl, do it.

I'm not putting up
with your stubbornness,

Anita Williams Dupree.

I came all the way here
to offer you some help.

So come on.
Let me do my thing.

Come on. Come on.

Yeah.

There you go.

Ah...

Get some rest.

[Sharon humming]

[humming]

[mouthing]

[humming continues]

This feud between you
and the Duprees is ridiculous.

You have no argument
from me there.

Okay? I mean, I'm just trying
to build a house.

Vernon is the one
who hauls in the big guns,

trying to shut me down

over a teeny,
tiny construction violation,

and he is the one
who's acting petty.

You bought a house
across the street,

had construction crews going
all hours of the day and night,

even when you knew
Mrs. Dupree was sick.

Okay, I didn't know that
when construction started.

And I did cut back on the hours.

Only after
they made you cut back.

Okay, well, maybe if they had
asked me more respectfully,

I would have done it
on my own, right?

But, I mean, come on.
Look, I have put a lot-

a ton, in fact-

of money in that place.

And I belong there.

I deserve to be there.

But they are the ones
who refuse to accept it.

I-I sponsored this, this
new sports wing in this club,

which every single one of them
are going to enjoy.

I also helped put together

that free medical clinic
for the local community.

But...

nothing satisfies the Duprees.

I understand
your disappointment, Mama.

It's just... a little diplomacy
wouldn't hurt.

Why do you always gotta
poke the bear?

Oh, baby,
obviously you didn't realize.

I am the friggin' bear.

How was your squash game?

[whispering]: I got held up,
so someone else took my slot.

[quietly]:
Oh...

Sorry to hear that.

You needed something
to clear your head.

Well, just seeing
my beautiful wife relaxed

and so well cared for...

it's a balm to my soul.

Hmm.

Hey, sleepyhead.

You're home.

And you sleeping like a baby.

Well, Sharon makes
a fine pillow.

Reminds me of the old days,
back when we were girls.

Ah.

When Anita and I were
in high school,

junior high school,

my mother and I got into
this big fight.

And that didn't happen often,

-so I was pretty upset.
-Hmm.

I went running
to Anita's place in tears.

I mean, I was so hurt and angry,
I could hardly speak.

And Anita...

she took care of me.

Well, Sharon and Tracy

have returned the favor
many times.

Just like the sisters
they've always been to me.

And always will be.

There's no need
to swipe my wine

before I've had the chance
to explain.

By all means, please explain.

Now, I am not saying
that I'm going

to send that woman
a thank-you present

for sleeping with Bill
and blowing up my marriage.

I'm just pointing out that
if Bill and Hayley had never

had an affair, I wouldn't have
ended up in bed with Andre.

And that crazy, reckless choice

set me on the path I'm on now.

Happily married to
an amazing, faithful man,

reenergized
by my return to modeling,

the face of a huge campaign,

and thrilled with the new me.

Color me amazed.

My little sister,
embracing what she has gained

instead of obsessing
over what she's lost.

That's me.

The picture of personal growth.

[Nicole laughs]

What is it that stops now?

A friendly send-off
to a charming former client?

Too friendly.
You crossed a line.

We'll have to agree to disagree.

I did a decent amount of work
on Lynette's case

before Bill got
the charges dropped

and she's brought in
a beautiful thank-you basket.

Nothing indecent about that.

Still, not a good look, Tomas.

Interesting.

Say more.

You, having such strong opinions

about mixing business
with pleasure,

since you were
very married Bill's paralegal

before becoming his second wife.

You have an office of your own.

I suggest you head back there.
Okay?

What the hell were you doing?

I'm just having fun.

It's nice to see Tomas
in casual mode.

All I'm used to ever seeing

is a young partner eager
to score points with his boss.

Junior partner.

And, okay, Tomas may look like
a Goody Two-shoes,

but you definitely aren't

and he was acting
way too interested in you.

Meaning?

He's dating Bill's niece

and he would never flirt
with anyone in Bill's office

unless he was trying
to gain your trust

or get you to slip up.

But my case is closed.

There's nothing to go dig up
anything up on me.

Wait...

Which means he's trying
to get something on you.

And he's using me to do it.

That's the last thing
either of us needs.

[gasps]

I'm not interested
in your complaints.

I'm looking
at your schedule now,

and I will make sure
your boss in the lab

accommodates
your volunteer schedule.

It's important
that Garland support the clinic.

That's what Derek said
when he made his pitch

about our partnership.

I look forward to developing
our work together.

If you're thinking
about recruiting Derek

for our side hustle,
think again.

He's a real stand-up guy.

Used to be a firefighter
before he got sidelined.

He's not all about this...
street life.

I'm not ready to count him
out yet.

Everyone has a price.

You're proof of that.

Let me guess.

Lia was coming down on you

for spending time on this floor

and fraternizing
with the nurses?

She's the kind of person
that likes people

to know who's in charge,

Call the shots.

You know,
she never used to be like that.

When I first started here,
she was warm, friendly,

always cracking jokes
with the staff.

[phone chimes]

I gotta get
back to the lab. Uh...

But before I do,
everything all right with Naomi?

Yeah. Yeah, it was just one of
her cases, like I thought.

Hope things start
looking up for her.

So do I.

Hey.

Thank you for
saving me from eating alone.

Vice versa. You know, I...

-I needed this.
-Rough day?

Oh, rough couple of days.

Because of Anita?

Yeah, partly...
because of Gran.

And I've been under
so much stress

because of work, and Jacob's
been away and it feels like

he's been gone for forever.

-And...
-I can only imagine.

And I am just so...

...tired and
I feel like I'm constantly

-worried about everything and...
-Hey.

[sniffles]

I can barely see over the wall

that seems to have
sprung up between us.

I don't think you'll be thrilled
with what I have to say.

Try me.

With all due respect, Ma,

I don't get how I became
the bad guy in this scenario.

Okay? I was only trying to help
connect you with Jacob.

I might have been
a little harsh.

Comes from a lifetime
spent with your father.

He guards the details
of his cases

like state secrets.

But I know what
you were trying to do for me

and I appreciate it, Izaiah.

-Thank you.
-No, thank you.

I know you can come at things

a little differently
from the rest of us.

Nice way of saying
I'm the outsider in this family.

That's old news.

But I'm proud
you were strong enough

to walk away from
your pop's expectations.

You are an extraordinary,
independent person,

and that's who you were
always meant to be.

IZAIAH:
That's me.

-DARLENE: Well...
-[Izaiah chuckles]

Oh.

EVA:
Uh, sorry to interrupt.

I just wanted to say hi.

Hey, you.

Eva, this is my mom, Darlene.

Ma, this is Eva.

I recognize you, Mrs. Hawthorne,
from Izaiah's pictures.

It's nice to finally meet you.

Eva.

I've heard so much about you.

Thank you, Sharon,
for taking such good care of me.

-Body and soul.
-SHARON: Hmm...

You've been a godsend.

I... I only hope
you can stay longer next time.

Aw. Always wonderful to be
in your company, too, Vernon.

And you, my sister...

...while your singing voice
is recuperating,

you remember you have a song

deep down in your soul.

You listen to it.

And you let it guide you
to strength and to health.

I will.

[silly voice]:
I love you.

I love you back.

I'll see myself out, okay?

Okay?

All right.

Ah...

Can I do anything for you,
my love?

No, sweetheart.
I-I just need you to come sit.

We have something
we need to discuss.

What's wrong?

Nothing's... nothing's wrong.

I- This is a matter
of personal business.

I realized I shouldn't...

put off updating my trust.

And this is a-a good time
to do that,

now that everything
is calm again.

Agreed.

Not something you do
in crisis mode.

Mm-hmm.

It has been a while

since we had
everything drawn up

and I'll fill you in
on the minor changes later,

but there is one thing

that I will not put into effect
without your okay.

Sweetheart, it is...

unfair to burden you
with my wishes.

So I would like to name

a cotrustee
for my individual trust

and an alternate trustee
for our joint trust.

Who would you like?

Well, before
you make up your mind,

I want you to hear me out.

Okay.

Who is it?

Bill.

Now, I know you may need some
time to process this, but...

Actually, I don't.

You have my full support.

Really?

Frankly, I thought
you would push back. A lot.

All your points about Bill

and why you want to do this
make sense.

Well, thank you
for making this easier.

Bae...

I hope to have
many more years with you.

But if you are
no longer with me...

...those will be hard days
for all of us.

And if I had to make a choice

between helping our daughters
and grandkids through their loss

versus dealing with a bunch
of administrative paperwork...

we both know
who wins that contest.

It's wise to have Bill
lend a hand.

Thank you
for your understanding.

Hmm.

As much as
I hate to admit it, I...

I'm not a young man anymore.

And yet...

all I see is a dashing,

timeless heartthrob.

And I an extraordinary,
beautiful woman

who turned my world upside down.

Beautiful. [wry chuckle]

Yes.

Beautiful.

Now and forever, my love.

Now that we've analyzed
Bill and me,

you should hear
how Hayley reacted

to Bill's lack of enthusiasm
for starting a family with her.

-Do tell.
-Evidently...

she understood.

-Well, that's a 180.
-Isn't it?

I expected to hear
she pitched a fit.

Let me give Hayley the benefit
of the doubt for a moment.

Why would you do that?

-Training.
-Home or professional?

Both.

Speaking from experience,

having had so many miscarriages,

maybe Hayley is scared

of suffering another loss
like that.

May I suggest a...

less generous angle?

What if she's just...

pretending to go along with it
for now, thinking that

she'll convince Bill later?

Or...

what if she's realized
that she's fine without a child

as long as she has
Bill's piles of money

to keep her company?

I mean,
it's a serious possibility.

After all, it is Hayley
we're talking about.

Who knows where her head's at?

I'm afraid to find out.

Just trying to convince Lynette
not to run up a bunch of charges

now that you've managed
to get her out of hot water.

I can't believe I walked
into just the right place

all those months ago.

-Must be my guardian angel.
-Aw.

Well, Bill is certainly mine.
Isn't that right, honey?

Well, listen,
I don't want to hold you up.

I know you have
some errands to run.

And thanks again

-for the gift basket.
-Yeah. Oh...

-HAYLEY: Bill, did you see?
-Yeah.

Yeah, I did.
Thank you, Lynette.

You're most welcome.

Oh, and let me know if
Tomas bothers you again, okay?

I will.

What was that about Tomas?

Ugh. I caught him
flirting with Lynette.

I hope he's not tipping out
on your niece.

He wouldn't be that stupid.

Huh. Wanna bet?

Why don't you sit with us?

EVA: Oh, I'm just here
to pick up takeout.

My dad and Carlton wanted
to treat the staff

to Orphey Gene's greatest hits.

I don't want to step
on your mother-son time.

IZAIAH:
No, you wouldn't be.

I mean, we finished eating, but
we can wait and sit with you.

Talk over coffee. Ma?

Uh, I so wish I could,

but I have to take care of
a few things before my shift.

-You sure?
-Yeah.

I really do have to go.

-Um, maybe another time.
-Of course.

And nice to meet you.

Okay, then.

What?

Did you feel
that chill in the air?

Ma was perfectly polite.

Exactly.

You aren't fluent in girl-speak.

Uber-polite is not the goal.

Uh, she just needs
to get to know you.

Hey, also,
she's worried about Jacob.

He's dealing with a lot of work,
so just give her some time.

Sure, I get it.

I don't know what came over me.

Pretty sure everything
you just told me came over you.

What do you say we go in
and grab a table

and act like I didn't just
embarrass myself in public?

Hey, hey, no.

First of all, you didn't.

And second of all,

I have a proposition for you.

Well, rather an open invitation

for you to come
to Martin's and my place

whenever you feel like
you could use the company.

I'd have to start paying rent.

I'm serious.

The kids would love it,

especially with
the cotillion coming up.

Samantha was so happy

that you went to
the dress fitting with her.

And Martin is always happy

to see one of
his favorite cousins.

And you?

I...

could use a friendly face
around the house,

now that Martin is on the road
so much with the campaign.

[sniffles]

Wait a second, I'm supposed
to be the lawyer here.

Why are you making
such a good case?

Because it's a good deal
for all of us.

So, please...

...let us help fill the gap
while Jacob's away.

? ?

Hey.

-Hey.
-Man, you cannot get

-enough of me today.
-You know it.

I have to take these upstairs.
You want to take a ride with me?

Sure.

Oh, how I wish I could be one of
you self-righteous do-gooders.

Politicians
and all those dead bodies.

Literally.

You know I didn't do this.

My wife says otherwise.

Are you calling her a liar?

If this is a dream...

my subconscious
has great taste.

You're putting me
in a difficult position.

I will blow your plan sky-high.

Please welcome
Jennifer Holliday.

-Happy Easter, everyone.
-Happy Easter!

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