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(somber orchestral music)

- [suzanne] hi. Here's a coloring book while you wait.

- Thanks. (tense music)

- But you can't do this.

You'll leave us with nothing. It's not fair.

How can you do this to me?

To your own daughter?

- (scoffs) that's the thing, fi,

She isn't my daughter.

You've been lying to me this whole time. (chuckles)

Just so you know,

You're not getting another penny of my money.

Ellen, suzanne.

- Mrs. Quinn, we did a dna test

That proves that your daughter cat

Has no biological relationship to mr. Quinn.

And we're also in possession of an old diary of yours

That proves that you knew this all along.

You lied to mr. Quinn to get him to marry you

And to support your child.

That's paternity fraud.

And in the state, that means that we can sue you

To recover damages and for emotional distress.

- Sue me?

You can't do that.

But I don't have anything.

(woman screams)

- Are you okay? (tense music)

- Let's go, catherine.

(tense music)

(tires screeching)

They're screwing us over,

Him and that lawyer of his. (horn honking)

They can't get away with this.

- But, mommy, you said daddy

Would take care of us. (horns honking)

- I thought he would, cat.

He said he would.

But thanks to that damn lawyer of his

He's found a way to cheat us.

(horn honking)

- Mommy, slow down!

- I'm sorry, cat, but things just start aren't fair

In this life.

You'll realize it one day.

You don't get what you deserve.

The good people like us,

We suffer (horns honking)

And get screwed over.

But the bad ones like that lawyer, they thrive,

They take advantage.

I don't know what we're going to do.

We don't have anything to live on.

I can't go back to work, not with my bad back and all.

- Mommy!

- I'm sorry, cat, there's just no fighting people like that.

We have nothing (dramatic music)

Thanks to that lawyer.

We have absolutely nothing.

It's all over for us.

(tires screeching) (cat screaming)

(suspenseful music)

(light upbeat music)

- So you'd say the most important thing for a client to do

Is to sign a prenup?

- Absolutely.

And the second most important thing

Is to have a good divorce attorney.

- Divorce attorney?

- Yes.

- (giggles) okay.

It seems like you have a pretty jaded view on marriage

That I'm almost afraid to ask,

Are you married?

- I am actually.

I'm happily married for 18 years

And we have a beautiful daughter

That's heading off to college next year.

But I would say that my view is not jaded.

It's just a little more realistic.

- Realistic, of course. (bell chiming)

Oh, looks like we have a caller coming in.

Hi there. Do you have a question for suzanne?

- [caller] hi, suzanne.

I wanted to ask if you ever feel guilty

About the families (tense music)

That you screw over.

- Uh, pardon me? (suspenseful music)

- [caller] you know, like how you get your clients

Out of paying for things that they should pay for.

- Well, I always try to do the best for my clients,

But I think there is a specific case

That you're thinking about, am I right?

- [caller] you think that because you have this charity,

This foundation that helps women with criminal records

That you're giving back.

You think it makes up for the bad things

That you do to other women.

Well, it doesn't.

And one day, suzanne,

One day you are gonna pay.

(suspenseful music)

- Um, well, that went well.

- Yes, well, unfortunately,

Disgruntled parties are a part of most divorces

And a part of my job.

I just try to do the best I can for my clients.

Make sure that they're happy at least.

- Of course.

Well, we hope to have you back again soon, suzanne.

Thanks so much for joining us.

- My pleasure. Yeah, thank you.

- Sorry again, about the last caller.

- It's okay.

(tense music)

- [bartender] have a good night.

- [suzanne] thank you.

(suspenseful music) - scream and you're dead.

- Please, take whatever you want. Just don't shoot me.

I have a daughter.

Take my purse here.

Here, take my rings, whatever you want.

- Why I want your wedding ring?

What I want, what I want is for you to pay.

- You? Are the person who was calling in tonight?

Are you the one who has been harassing me?

Look, whatever it is your angry about,

Please, we'll figure out a way to make it better.

Please just, you don't have to do this. (gasps)

- I've already figured out a way to make it better.

- Drop it! I have a gun. (suzanne screams)

(suzanne whimpering)

(suzanne panting) (cassie shouting)

- [suzanne] okay.

(suzanne panting)

(women shouting)

(assailant shouting indistinctly)

Oh my god!

- [cassie] ow.

- [suzanne] are you okay?

- Mm- hm.

- Oh my god. (tense music)

Here, let me help you, I...

(cassie panting)

Here.

Oh my god.

Are you okay?

- Mm-hm.

- In here.

- Thanks. - You sure you're all right?

- Yeah.

- Um here, have a seat. (somber music)

- Okay.

- [suzanne] all right, I'm gonna go get some ice.

- Okay.

(sinister music)

- What's you did was... (somber music)

Was so incredibly brave.

(suzanne chuckles)

I think you saved my life.

Do you need to a doctor?

- (chuckles) I think it's gonna be okay.

That was the scariest thing ever.

I mean, I'm just glad she didn't shoot.

I know I've heard about some break-ins in the area, but-

- Yeah, actually, I think it was something more personal.

(suspenseful music)

- Personal?

- Yeah.

I'm, I'm in family law.

So I deal with a lot of divorces, family disputes.

Frankly, often people are not very happy

With the way things turn out.

- My job was tough.

(tense music)

I'm a housekeeper.

I work for the anderson's next door.

- Oh, the andersons.

- [cassie] mm-hm.

- Huh?

Yeah, I thought, I thought that they had moved.

(somber music) isn't the house empty?

- Um, yeah, yes it is.

The last time I was there, I left some cleaning supplies.

I make my own with essential oils.

It's healthier that way.

So you think that we should call the police?

- Mm, no, um...

No, I mean the gun she was using,

It wasn't even real.

It's a fake gun.

- You have her gun?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I got it.

Oh, there's my daughter.

Please don't say anything.

She's very worried about my safety all the time anyway,

My husband too.

I don't want them to know what happened.

- Hi, mom.

Why is there chinese food all over the front walk?

- Oh yeah, I just dropped it on the way in.

I, um...

- Cassie.

- Cassie, she was working next door

And she ran over and helped me.

- Okay, well I have homework before dinner.

So should I order a pizza or something?

No, no, vera will be home any moment now

With the groceries and I will cook something for you.

- Okay. (chuckles)

- Okay.

Thanks for not saying anything.

(both chuckle)

Is it going down?

- Honestly, I think I'm okay.

- You're such a trooper. (cassie laughing)

- Oh, that's vera, my housekeeper. Excuse me.

- [cassie] (chuckles) yeah.

- Vera.

Don't worry about putting the groceries away. I got it.

Go to your family dinner.

- Thanks, there's still time, (low tense music)

We're not meeting till eight.

(suzanne chuckles)

- You know, why don't you join us for dinner, cassie?

I mean, I don't have anything fancy for tonight, but-

- [cassie] oh, no thank you.

I better get going.

Can I use your restroom first? - Okay.

Yeah. Yeah.

It's right through there.

- Okay, thanks.

(tense music)

Well, I better go. (chuckles)

But if you rethink about calling the police,

And they need to talk to me- - oh.

- You can just give me a call.

- Yeah, thanks.

Thank you for saving me.

I mean, that was so incredibly brave

And I, I mean, you didn't know that the gun wasn't loaded.

If there's ever anything that I can do for you.

- Well, I'd say I'm available as a maid,

But you already have one.

But if you ever need an extra hand

With an event or anything, just let me know.

- Yeah, maybe so.

- Take care. (tense music)

- Hm.

(gentle music)

- Hey, babe.

I gotta make a quick call. - Hi.

- Oh, good, good.

- Wait, sorry.

Hi.

- Hi.

- How was your day? (tense music)

- Um...

- Anything exciting happen?

- No. No, not really.

How about yours?

- It was good.

Oh, by the way, we've gotta put anabelle

Down on the party list as a definite maybe.

- A definite maybe?

- Yeah, it's better

Than the regular maybe. (suzanne laughing)

I guess.

- So everything's going good at work

With your new boss, huh?

- Yeah. - No issues.

- So far so good.

And I think the fact that she's considering

Coming to the party is a good sign that my job is safe.

- Yes.

- I'm gonna go wash up.

- Okay.

Dinner'll be ready in like half hour.

- [clay] all right.

(tense music) - hm.

Oh, you look beautiful. (vera chuckling)

- Thank you.

- [suzanne] have a nice time with your family.

- Thanks, bye.

(tense music)

(eerie music)

(tires screeching)

- Hey, are you okay?

Don't move that.

(phone beeping)

Yeah. 9-1-1?

I think I just killed somebody.

(siren blaring)

(tense music)

- Not too spicy, right?

- Honey, dinner is delicious.

- Just so good.

This was whitney's pick. (phone vibrating)

- Mm-hm.

- [suzanne] hello?

- [officer] is this suzanne cruz?

- This is she. (tense music)

- [officer] we have identified a woman named vera perez.

She was unfortunately struck by a car

And was pronounced dead- - what?

- At the hospital tonight. - No.

- Mom, what happened?

- I... (panting)

(gentle somber music)

- I'm tired. I'm gonna go upstairs, okay?

- Hi.

- I... I just can't believe it.

I can't believe she's gone. (cries)

- Uh, I know. (tense music)

Suzanne, I, I have to ask you,

I mean, did you know know?

- Know what?

- That vera was using again?

- What? - I mean, her sister told me

The cops found drugs

In her system and I...

- No. No, I didn't know. (cries)

- Because when we decided to hire someone

From second chances,

You said you'd vouch for her, honey.

And I just, I don't know.

- I thought she was, okay?

I thought that she had her life on track and I...

I just didn't have a clue.

I don't know how I missed it. (crying)

Poor vera. I mean...

If I'd known, I could've gotten vera some help.

It's my fault.

I should've been able to see that.

- [clay] it's okay.

- Bye, mom, bye, dad.

- Bye, hon. - Bye, whitney.

- By the way, anabelle is a definite yes for the party.

- Oh god, the party.

- Yeah, the party.

And I know we're gonna have to hire another housekeeper

To help out with things

But honey, I don't,

I don't think we should use the charity.

- Clay! (scoffs) that's-

- I'm serious, suz.

I mean, we have a teenage daughter living in the house.

I mean, let's use an agency or get a referral from somebody.

What about trish?

Doesn't she have someone?

Wait, isn't she going on a worldwide cruise?

- Actually, watch.

(gentle music)

Cassie?

Hi.

It's suzanne cruz.

How would you feel about working a party this weekend?

Great.

So hors d'oeuvres and champagne will be right over here

And go ahead and hang up coats and bags right over there.

And I can tell that the floor

Needs a little bit of a vacuuming.

- Oh, I'm on it.

Where's the vacuum?

- Right under the stairwell there.

By the way, cassie, that is your car in the driveway, yes?

Very sorry, but we're gonna have to clear it

For the caterers before the party starts.

- No problem. I'll move it right now.

- Woo.

(tense music)

- [mary] scream you're dead.

- Jesus christ, mary, you scared me.

- Gotcha.

- What the hell are you doing here?

- Came for my money and for an apology.

You really hit me hard with that mop the other day.

What was that about?

- Sorry.

I got a little carried away.

But hey, I'm in.

And she thinks that you're the one

Who's been harassing and calling her

And that I saved her. (tense music)

- Great. Then I'm the one they're looking for?

- Yeah, whose fault was that?

You're the one who showed her your face.

Yeah, but don't sweat it. She didn't even call the cops.

- Fine. Just pay me what you owe me and I'm gone.

(suspenseful music)

- (sighs) it's all I got.

- Thanks. Pleasure doing business.

Hey, why do you hate this lady so much anyway?

- None of your business.

- You know, gave me a little extra,

(tongue clicks) coulda used a real gun.

- No way. She's not getting off that easy.

First, I have to teach her a very important lesson

That karma's a bitch and so am I.

(thunder cracking)

(people chattering)

(light lively music) - thank you, cassie.

(gasps) julie, hi. It's so nice to see you.

You look great.

Thank you so much for coming.

You probably remember cassie.

She was the anderson's maid.

- Yes, we've met. Hi.

- Oh. Yeah, sure, yeah, yeah.

- [suzanne] got her coat.

- Thank you so.

- Mm hm.

(lively dance music)

- Trish! I'm so glad you could make it.

- I only live three houses down. How could I not?

- But I thought you were gonna be leaving

For your big cruise in the day or two.

- I know, but you know me.

I can't miss a party, can I?

- Here, I got it.

I got it. - Thank you.

(cassie laughs)

That's not your usual girl, is it?

You know, the felon.

- Trish.

- What? She was, right?

- Okay, trish, I told you about vera.

This is cassie. She used to work for the andersons.

- Really?

(suzanne chuckles) hm.

Yeah, I don't remember her.

- [suzanne] no?

- Anyway.

All right, so how many

Good looking single men are here tonight?

- [suzanne] well, plenty for sure.

- [trish] ooh, he's yummy.

- That is the founding partner of my firm, chad brewer.

But he's very married, so-

- Like that's ever stopped me.

All right. Okay. I'm going to get something to drink.

And I promise I'll be good.

- Just introduce yourself and...

- (laughing) okay.

- Honey.

- Yes?

- I want you to meet my boss, anabelle gray.

Anabelle, this is my wife, suzanne.

- Anabelle, I'm so glad you could make it.

- Okay. Thank you for inviting me.

It's so nice to finally meet you.

- What is that perfume. It smells so good.

I love it.

- Oh. (laughing)

Well, it's called hot pink

And I just had to buy it for the name alone.

(women chuckling)

You probably can't tell, but hot pink is my favorite color.

- Um, I would have never guessed.

(women laughing)

- [anabelle] ooh, thank you.

- Thank you, cassie.

- So, suzanne, I hope it's okay with you,

But I gave your number to a friend of mine

Who needs some legal advice.

- Oh, I would be happy to help him or her.

- Her. But it has to be a totally discreet.

See, she's kind of well-known.

- I see.

In that case, have her call the office

Or I could set up an appointment for her,

But I would be happy to find time for her.

Absolutely.

- Amazing.

- [suzanne] great.

- Thank you.

- I knew there was a reason

We voted to make you an equity partner.

- I just sold that.

- That's okay. Thank you.

- Hi, you're cassie stiles, right?

- Mm-hm.

- Frank warner, private investigator

Looking into the incident (tense music)

From the other night.

- Oh, I didn't realize that suzanne hired anyone.

- She didn't. Suzanne and I are old friends.

We go way back.

So I had suzanne sit down with a artist

Who sketched out this picture of the woman with the gun.

You say that's a good likeness?

- Uh, yes.

I didn't really see her face.

- Anything you remember?

Anything about the incident that could be helpful?

- I'm sorry. It all happened so fast.

I was pretty much behind her the whole time.

- Hm.

- Do you know who she is?

- No. Think it's somebody who's been harassing suzanne

For a while.

But wherever she is, I'll find her.

- Good. (chuckles)

- Um, how would you be able to identify her

If suzanne was able to?

- Believe it or not, there was dna on that fake gun.

So we think it's possible we'll identify her that way.

(tense music)

Thanks for your time.

- [cassie] mm-hm.

(light rhythmic music)

- Uh uh uh. Excuse me, I'll take that.

- (chuckles) having fun?

- No.

I thought I saw one cute guy, but I think he was a mirage.

- Hm.

Oh no, no, no. Those have hazelnut.

Your mom told me that your allergies.

- Yeah, oh, thank you for warning me.

- [trish] whitney!

- Oh, my god, trish! - Look how thin you are!

(women laughing)

Ooh, cookies. Mm.

Hungry.

Mm.

You know, I know.

(tense music)

Supposedly you're the anderson's maid,

But I don't remember you at all.

- Well, I started working for them

A month before they left.

- No, I don't think I've ever seen you.

- Please, I'm not that memorable. (chuckles)

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

I would've seen you because I'm really good friends

With greta anderson.

No, no, I'm gonna call her

Because she's gonna know.

- Drop it!

Um, you, you dropped the hazelnut cookie

Into whitney's glass.

She's allergic. You could've killed her.

- What? No, I didn't.

I didn't do that.

- God, trish. You need to be more careful.

That could've been really bad for me.

- Whitney, I'm sorry. I didn't mean it.

I didn't do it.

- That's okay.

- I mean...

What?

- Here. To calm your nerves, shh.

- Thanks. Just don't tell my parents.

They treat me like I'm five.

(lively music)

- Don't look now, but your dream man

Is checking you out.

- [whitney] really?

- Yeah, he's cute.

Why don't you

Take this glass of champagne over to him.

I've got work to do. - Um, okay.

Anything to help. (chuckles)

- Don't let your dad see you. (people chattering)

- Hi. Champagne?

- Thank you.

You look familiar. Have we met?

- No, I'm whitney, suzanne's daughter.

- I've seen you on suzanne's desk.

Well, your photos I mean.

(whitney giggles)

(both laughing)

This is a nice house.

- Yeah, it's... (chuckles)

- You come here often?

- I live here, so yeah. - Oh, yeah, right?

(both laughing)

- Hmm. I knew I shouldn't have invited the new guy.

All the girls at the office have a crush on him

And he's just too old for whitney.

I'm gonna put a stop to this before it becomes something.

(cassie giggles)

Oh, cassie, trish needs her coat and bag.

She wants to leave.

Can you make sure that she goes home?

She's pretty wasted.

And she keeps saying she wants to call greta anderson.

I think we need to get her home.

(lively rhythmic music)

- Mm-hm, I will go grab her things.

- Thank you.

Trish.

(eerie music)

(lively rhythmic music)

(tense music)

- I'm gonna call greta.

And if I talk to her,

She's gonna tell me she never really worked for her.

She really didn't.

Ah.

Oh.

- [greta] hi, this is greta. Please leave me a message.

(trish mumbles)

- I don't think she's ever worked for you.

(door clattering) (tense music)

Hello?

Is someone there?

I can't believe she said I tried to kill whitney.

I would never hurt whitney.

Never.

Stupid... (muttering)

(ominous music)

(gasps) ah!

What are you, what are you doing here?

- Oh, you were right, trish.

You didn't drop the cookie in whitney's glass.

And guess what? I didn't work for the andersons.

- (gasps) I knew it!

I knew it! - Are you that stupid?

- I knew it. (screaming)

(dramatic music)

- Poor trish.

Big plans. No one's gonna find you for months.

(eerie music)

(tense music)

(people chattering)

Oh, cassie. (tense music)

There you are.

People are leaving and they need their coats.

- Okay.

- What were you doing outside?

- I was just taking out the trash.

- Oh good.

I'm glad everything's okay.

By the way,

How would you feel about working here permanently?

- Seriously?

- Seriously.

I mean, I was just talking to clay and whitney

And they were raving about you

And position is open.

So starting say Monday?

Do you think you'd be interested?

- Are you kidding?

I would kill for it.

(tense music)

(bird cawing)

- Hi.

Everything okay?

You getting all settled in?

Yeah, just getting unpacked.

- Great, here's the key to the house, to the front door,

Coffee in the kitchen, and honestly eat whatever you want.

Please go to town. (chuckles)

(phone vibrating)

Excuse me.

Hi, rachel.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. (tense music)

Maybe you should have adam fill in for you.

Right, about that.

Yeah, I mean it's anabelle's friend.

Go ahead and schedule her at noon

And push back the 12:30 if you need to.

Great. Yeah, it's a personal favor.

Right?

Okay, great.

Feel better.

Yeah. Thank you.

I gotta go.

Yeah, no, I don't, honestly it'll be fine.

(suspenseful music)

I mean, I'm thrilled they asked me to be equity partner,

But I just don't see we can afford it this time.

- But, suz, this is what you've always wanted.

It's what you've always dreamed of.

- But it's just a lot of money

For us to put in right now,

I mean, with your company having layoffs.

Whitney's applying for college next year.

Just a lot of money. What if something happens to the firm?

- What's gonna happen?

I mean, the firm's doing great

And so are you.

Right?

- I guess.

Thank you.

- All right.

I gotta run.

- [suzanne] okay.

- Good luck with anabelle's friend.

- Thank you.

Damn it, sunglasses.

Whitney.

Did you take my sunglasses again?

(eerie music)

(cassie clears throat)

Found 'em.

She's always taking my things.

Bye, cassie.

Call me if you need anything, okay?

- Mm-hm. - Thanks for doing that.

(suspenseful music)

- Darn. (door thudding)

Morning.

- Hi. (chuckles)

- Oh, you texting that cutie from the party?

- Adam?

My mom made it very clear that he's way too old for me.

If she had it her way, I would be a nun. (chuckles)

Oh, shoot, I have to go. I'll see you later.

- Okay. Bye. (birds chirping)

(tense music)

(phone vibrating)

- Hello?

- Hi, suzanne. I had a question about the laundry.

- Oh, cassie? This isn't suzanne, it's whitney.

- Oh, swore I called suzanne.

(eerie music)

- Oh shoot, I took my mom's phone.

She's literally gonna kill me.

I, I don't have time to drop it off with her.

- Oh, well that's too bad.

Well, you didn't hear it from me,

But I heard that adam was gonna do some filing

At your mom's desk.

- Really? (chuckles) huh.

Well, I guess I could be a little late. (chuckles)

Thanks, cassie.

(suspenseful music)

(phones ringing) (people chattering)

Hi, adam.

- Whitney.

Wow. That's so weird.

I was literally just thinking about you.

- You were? - Yeah.

About what we were talking about at the party,

Your college applications.

- Oh. (chuckles) (gentle music)

- I actually had a really good idea for you.

Take my number

And you feel free to call me whenever, all right?

Oh shoot.

- Cool. Thanks. (chuckles)

- Whitney, you really have to be more careful

About taking my things.

- I know, I am so sorry. It was an accident.

I don't even know how it happened.

- And I already told you,

I don't want you hanging out with adam, okay?

- I know. I'm not.

- He's too old and go back to school.

(birds chirping) (light tense music)

- More work to do.

Perfect.

Boring.

Mm.

What's in you?

(metal clattering)

Financial records.

Huh. Wow.

No wonder she's so worried about putting money

Into the firm.

Literally have to take a second mortgage to do it.

Ah ha.

Bingo.

(buttons beeping)

(cassie pants)

(cassie grunts)

(cassie grunts)

(suspenseful music)

Interesting.

Oh, time for my show.

(tense music)

- No.

Diane, that's uh, (phone ringing)

It's not considered liable.

(cassie humming)

(control beeping) - action.

(control whirring)

Hmm.

(light knocking) - yeah. Oh, diane, I gotta go.

Don't worry. I'll take care of it.

She here?

- No, she just called.

She needs to push it back till next week.

- Oh. Okay.

Could you have them pull (cassie scoffs)

Diane galdo's files?

She wants me to call her back- - guess I'll have to wait

Another week to find out (speaking indistinctly)

Who anabelle's mysterious friend is.

- Oh, and suzanne, someone named frank is here to see you.

- Oh, send him in. Thank you.

- Okay.

- Hi, frank.

- Hey, suz.

- Have a seat.

- (sighs) got good news.

Think I have a lead on your stalker.

- What? (tense music)

- Really?

That was quick.

Did you find some dna on that fake gun?

- Uh uh, dna's not back yet.

I showed that sketch you did around downtown.

Anyway, I found someone, I think he knows her.

She's a homeless woman named mary clark.

Sound familiar? (dramatic music)

- What?

- Mary clark. No.

- Yeah well, supposedly this mary grabs lunch

At the sub shop every day at around 12:30

So I'm gonna head over there now, see if I can catch her.

I'll keep you posted.

- Thank you, frank.

- Damn it, mary! Damn it!

Damn it! (dramatic music)

(suspenseful music)

Mary!

- Oh, cassie.

- [cassie] okay.

- What are you doing here? - I came to warn you.

They found you.

- What? - Suzanne's private eye did.

You need to get underground now fast!

- What, but how?

Where do I go?

I guess I can maybe go to my sister's in portland,

But, cassie, I need more money.

- What? - I need it to travel

Otherwise I can't go.

And then I'll have to tell them what really happened.

- Fine, okay? Here.

Maybe you should stay closer to home.

(mary shouts) (dramatic music)

Like, underground home. (suspenseful music)

(cassie grunting)

Really deep underground.

(dramatic music)

(tense music)

- Hi, hon.

- Hi, suz.

Hey, I forgot to ask you.

How did the meeting go with anabelle's friend?

- Got pushed back. Thursday or Friday.

What's this?

- Oh, I forgot to tell you.

I gotta fly to atlanta.

It's a last second conference anabelle told me about.

(tense music) be back the end of the week.

- Oh really?

- Yeah.

- Honey, did you spend a lot of time

With anabelle at work today?

- No, she was in meetings most of the day.

- Did you see her after work?

Maybe it's from her kissing you hello at the party.

(somber music)

- Hey.

I gotta be up early.

Good night.

- Oh.

- Oh. - Good night.

Clay?

- [clay] hm?

- Is anabelle going on the trip with you?

- [clay] no, just me.

But hey, good luck with that meeting with her friend.

Make me proud, babe.

(tense music)

- My show's starting.

Now to find out who the mystery guest is.

(light whirring)

Oh!

- Hey, your two o'clock is here.

Suzanne, you... (phone ringing)

- What?

Lipstick?

- Ink. - Ink?

Oh damn it, I don't have a mirror.

- Let me see.

- Thank you.

Is it gone?

Shoot.

- Here.

Ah, yeah. - Gone?

- Yeah. You're good. - Thank you.

- All right. - Send her in.

- Yep.

(loud knocking)

- Ms. Curry. (tense music)

Such a pleasure to meet you.

- [katie] call me katie.

- [suzanne] yes.

(katie sighs)

- Oh! Oh, I recognize her.

Katie curry, the news anchor lady.

Right on.

- Thanks so much for meeting with me, suzanne.

Anabelle spoke so highly of you.

But uh, she mentioned that this issue

Requires absolute discretion?

- Absolutely.

Whatever you say in this room stays in this room.

(tense music) (cassie laughing)

- That's what she thinks.

- Katie, do you mind if we tape this?

It's just for my own notes so I don't miss anything.

And then I personally transcribe it

And then I delete it after. (phone ringing)

- (stammers) no, uh, no tapes please.

- Sure.

No problem.

It's off.

- Oh, that's what she thinks.

- [suzanne] katie, what can I do for you?

- There's a video of me.

Online.

It's a sex tape.

(tense music)

And you, you can't see my face clearly,

But I have a birthmark on my shoulder.

It's definitely me.

And this tape, it shows everything.

No one can ever find out about it ever.

My husband, who I'm divorcing,

He filmed me without my knowledge and posted it online.

- Jesus.

- I begged him to take it down, but he refuses.

Actually, he's starting to post more tapes,

Tapes where you can see my face really clearly

Unless I pay him a huge amount of alimony.

- Katie, that is extortion.

We absolutely- - I know, no,

I know what he's doing is illegal and I want to fight him,

But (sighs) I just can't risk it getting out.

My career's just taking off.

I'm just about to sign a multi-year contract

With one of the biggest cable news networks in new york.

And if this gets out, it could destroy my career.

And my life.

- Yeah, it really would.

(eerie music) (door clattering)

Uh, whitney, what are you doing here?

- Oh, I just realized I forgot my english paper.

There it is.

- [cassie] huh.

- What are you watching?

- Oh, just a talk show.

- Oh, well maybe I should stay

And watch it with you. - Nope, no, no, no, no.

You're gonna be late for class.

I mean, you have to pick your battles, right?

You don't want your mom suspicious about you ditching

Unless it's for something fun like seeing adam.

Oh, yes, yes, yes. (whitney laughing)

- Oh, I don't know. (giggles)

(tense music)

(pot clanking)

Yeah, maybe. - Yes, yes.

- Okay. Okay. (both laughing)

Oh, oh, speaking of adam. - Right now.

Mm-hm. (whitney giggling)

Well, (giggles) (tense music)

I saw him last week.

We got together over the long weekend

'cause he volunteered to help me with college applications

And now he's coming with me to lana's barbecue!

- Ah, awesome. (whitney giggling)

- Yeah.

Oh, but...

- Mm, yes, yes. (chuckles)

Bye.

- [whitney] bye. (giggles)

(door slamming)

- God, she's gone.

Uh, she made me miss my favorite show.

Well, thank goodness for reruns.

Gotta love this app.

- It's a sex tape.

(insects chirping) - oh.

Clay?

Huh, he's back.

(chuckles) do you know where clay is?

- He was here just a second ago.

- Hm. (tense music)

- Oh.

- I got it. (chuckles)

Okay. - Sorry.

- It's okay.

- Wow. Is this clay's boss?

Says she modeled to pay her way through harvard.

- Oh. - Impressive.

- Yeah.

She's...

- Oh, hey, hon.

- Hi. - I didn't hear you come in.

- Yeah, you're back early.

How'd the conference go?

- Good. (tense music)

Tiring, but I'm glad to be home.

- I see you got my favorite wine.

- That I did.

Should we have a drink on the roof?

- Yeah.

Hm.

- We'll let it breathe for a minute.

- So any news on the restructuring?

- Yeah, actually rumor has it

They're gonna let go of 20% of the workforce.

- Oh. - But I think my job's safe.

Partially thanks to you.

- Hm?

- Your meeting with anabelle's friend.

(tense music)

- Yeah? - She really appreciates you

Helping her friend with her legal issues.

- Oh, that's no big deal.

Really. (chuckles)

- That was a big deal to me.

(suzanne sniffs) (tense music)

What?

- I just keep thinking I smell her perfume.

- Hm.

- Oh, you two love birds. (laughing)

I'm gonna head out for the night.

Oh, let me help you with this.

Wow. That is a view.

- Yeah, it's a beautiful night, isn't it?

- [cassie] you know, I could get used to this.

Here you two go. - So are you.

Oh, thanks, cassie.

- Thanks. - Have a good night.

- You know, I really can't have any wine tonight.

I have to record a video clip

And put it on the firm's website.

Ask a lawyer.

It's just one of the perks of being partner.

- One drink won't kill you,

Will it? - Mm.

(suspenseful music)

- Well, it's been a long time

Since we've had the whole place to ourselves.

- Whitney is gone. (tense music)

She's spending the night at lana's.

She doesn't have school tomorrow.

- Maybe we should delay dinner

And start with dessert.

- Okay.

(tense music)

(suzanne giggling)

- Oh. Wait a minute.

- What is it? What's wrong?

(clay sighs)

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

Think I'm just really tired.

Pretty drunk too.

- [suzanne] oh.

- Maybe it was because I didn't eat all day.

It's not you, hon.

It was a long day of traveling.

I gotta go to sleep.

- Must be my womanly wiles.

(people chattering) (tense music)

- Hi, I'd like to get this hot pink bra and perfume please.

- That will be $80.

Thank you.

- Thank you. (suspenseful music)

- Anabelle.

Huh.

Bet he wouldn't fall asleep on you.

(suzanne grunts)

Oh.

Well, I guess it's time to get to work.

(phone beeps)

(sighs) welcome to today's segment.

Welcome to today's episode of ask a lawyer.

I am suzanne cruz (tense music)

And today we're,

Today we're gonna talk about...

Oh.

Welcome to today's episode of ask a lawyer.

I'm suzanne cruz

And today we're gonna talk about...

How to find a great divorce attorney.

Oh.

(suspenseful music)

(camera clicking)

- Huh, what are you doing?

- Shh. It's okay.

You won't remember this in the morning,

Unfortunately for you.

(tense music)

Oh, suzanne.

Ooh, you drank too much.

Now, let's see what we're working with.

(phone beeps)

- [suzanne] mm.

- Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Don't do that.

I'll take it from here.

(phone beeping)

- [suzanne] welcome to today's episode of ask a lawyer.

- It's not really exciting,

Is it? - My name is suzanne cruz.

- No.

- [suzanne] I am suzanne cruz.

(suspenseful music)

- Let's...

Do this.

- [suzanne] whatever you say in this room

Stays in this room.

- Now, this is more entertaining. (chuckles)

Let's upload this video instead.

(phone tinkling) there.

(bell dings) perfect.

Now let's destroy the evidence.

(tense music)

Now, suzanne, don't quote me on this,

But I think you're about to go viral.

(clay sighs)

- You look how I feel.

- Yeah.

No more drinking on school nights for me.

- No more drinking on school nights.

(suzanne grunts)

Honey, you know last night didn't mean anything, right?

I was just tired.

- Okay.

That damn selfie stand, it fell over

And it broke my phone in a bunch of pieces

So I have to get another one before work.

Do you think I have time?

- Um- - no, I don't.

- I'm late. I gotta go. - You work.

- [suzanne] I gotta take a shower.

- Oh god.

- Rachel, hi.

Is there a call?

(suspenseful music)

What's going on?

- They wanna see you in the conference room.

- Who does?

- The partners?

All of them.

(people chattering) - we need to be as ready...

Suzanne, have a seat.

- Chad, what's going on?

- Don't tell me you don't know.

- Huh?

(control beeping)

- [suzanne] katie, do you mind if I tape this?

It's just for my own notes so I don't miss anything.

And then I personally transcribe it

And then I delete it after.

- [katie] (stammering) no, no tapes.

- I, I don't understand.

Where did, where did that come from?

- From you?

You uploaded it at three o'clock this morning

To our company website.

- What? No!

No, I, no, I did not.

Okay, that's...

That's not possible. Let me explain.

Okay. I, I was taping

The ask a lawyer segment last night and-

- There's a video of me.

Online.

It's a sex tape.

You can't see my face clearly- - please.

- But I have a birthmark on my shoulder.

It's definitely me.

And this tape it shows everything.

And no one can find out about it.

- Are you saying...

This went public? (tense music)

- Obviously we pulled it down as soon as we saw it,

But it's too late.

"buzzworthy" magazine's got it

And it's going viral

As is the katie curry sex tape, thanks to you.

- Uh, chad, I-

- We anticipate a massive lawsuit against this firm

And against you personally.

(dramatic music)

(tense music)

(suzanne gasping)

(suzanne gagging)

(suspenseful music)

- Honey!

- Honey, come here, (suzanne gasping)

Come here, come here. - Hi.

- Honey, how did this happen?

- I have, I have no idea.

We were both so drunk last night, right?

I guess I somehow uploaded the wrong footage.

- But how, honey?

- I don't know, okay?

But somehow that footage, it got on my phone, okay?

And like, I don't know.

Katie told me to stop recording and I did,

At least I thought I did, right?

But maybe I...

Maybe I pushed the wrong button.

I mean, I don't know, but literally

She is going to ruin us.

There's going to be a lawsuit. - Oh.

- And I'm, I'm so sorry.

- Honey, honey. (suzanne crying)

No, no, no, no, no.

Come here, come here, come here.

No, no, no. We're gonna get through this, okay?

We'll be okay. We're gonna get through this.

- I just, I can't believe it.

I mean, I feel terrible for what happened to katie

But she's literally going to sue us

For everything we own.

The house, every penny.

I uh...

- Honey, what about malpractice insurance, huh?

- The firm has some,

But it's not nearly enough to cover this.

And I mean, honestly, I don't even think

There's going to be a firm after all this.

I, I gotta go.

- Where are you going, honey?

- I need to talk to the lawyer from the insurance company.

- Okay. - All right, okay.

I'll go with you.

- No, no, no.

I'm gonna talk to him myself, okay?

But I, I just don't have a phone.

Can I just borrow your phone?

I still don't have mine.

- Uh, sure, sure.

Here, here, here.

- I'm sorry.

- Okay. It's okay.

- I'm sorry, baby- - it's okay, come here.

It's okay, I'll be here. I'll wait for you here, okay?

- I love you.

- I love you too.

(suzanne crying)

- Honestly, I don't even know how this happened.

Okay, I don't even remember uploading the file.

I remember taping the ask a lawyer segment, okay?

- Well, you mentioned that you had

A little bit too much to drink.

- What? - Have you had any problems

With alcohol in the past?

- No. No, no, no, no.

It's not like that

Because I didn't even have that much to drink.

- Okay, well I gotta say, suzanne, this,

This doesn't look too good for you.

I mean, taping her without her permission

And then uploading it to the website?

- But what if, what if I didn't even make that tape?

Is it possible someone

Hacked my phone? (suspenseful music)

- I guess it's possible, yeah.

But (chuckles) I mean, you still uploaded the file

To the firm's website.

- I know but, I...

Maybe whoever hacked my phone hacked the website too.

- Yeah. Who would do that to you?

- I don't know.

Um...

- I mean, I guess it couldn't hurt

To take a look at the phone.

- No, that's, that's actually my husband's phone.

Mine broke and I threw it away.

- Is there any way you can get ahold of it?

I mean, there might be something

We could pull off of it even if it's damaged.

- Okay.

Oh, it's busy.

I'm gonna go get that phone before it's gone for good.

- Go. (tense music)

I'll talk to you tomorrow.

- Okay.

- Anabelle, I know, I know it looks bad

And reflects poorly on the credibility of the company.

I know, but...

Please will you at least let me come down

And talk to you in person?

Are you still at the office?

Okay. I'll be there in 15.

(suspenseful music)

- "suzanne, I have to go the office

And try to save my job.

Will be back asap.

I love you."

Oopsie. (chuckles)

- Please, please, please.

Damn it.

- Suzanne.

(suzanne panting)

- Please!

- Cassie! Cassie.

- Yes.

- Did you empty the garbage can already?

Please see you didn't please.

Please. - I, I did.

Was I not supposed to? I'm sorry.

I wanted to get it out before the truck got here.

- I can't believe this.

Everything is ruined, my entire life.

(somber music)

Is clay here?

Is he downstairs?

- No, he left a couple of minutes ago.

- He did?

Did he say where he was going?

He said he would wait for me here.

- Um...

- I just need a minute.

- Okay.

Let's send one more. (suspenseful music)

(message alert dings)

(suzanne gasps)

- Damn it!

(foot stomps)

(suzanne crying)

- Oh, man.

(clay sighs)

Hey, hon, I'm sorry it took-

- Stop it, don't touch me.

- What's going on?

- You were with anabelle, weren't you?

- Yeah.

I had to go down to the office.

She was meeting with the board about firing me.

I had to go down and talk her out it.

- Oh, right. I'm sure you were just talking.

- Suzanne, what is going on?

- You should tell your girlfriend and be more careful.

(somber music)

- Oh my god, what?

That is not me.

(suzanne laughing)

- Right, clay.

- I'm serious. This is not me damn it.

I don't know who this is.

I mean, I admit it looks a lot like me,

But it's not me.

You know why? Because this never happened.

This, this, this has to be photoshopped.

- Oh, really?

And that hot pink bra and panties.

Anabelle's favorite color

And the note, "I need you now".

You were racing out the door to meet her!

- That has gotta be spam, okay?

I don't know how

To explain it. - Clay, I am not an idiot!

(cassie laughing)

- No, look, look.

This is not anabelle's number.

I'm gonna call.

(phone vibrating)

(suspenseful music) damn it.

- Uh huh. That doesn't prove anything, okay?

- Honey. - She could have

A second number.

- I know how this looks, okay,

I know how this looks, but trust me.

I would never cheat on you, ever.

(tense music)

I love you. Do you understand me, honey?

I know how it looks, but trust me.

I'm gonna figure it out, all right?

It just feels like everything

Is spiraling out of control right now

And everything's going to hell.

- Yes it is. - We've gotta stick together

On this, okay?

Just trust me, okay?

We're gonna get through this.

All right?

(suzanne sighs)

Can we please

Just go upstairs, go to bed?

- [suzanne] leave me alone.

(insects chattering)

- Mm, I didn't know anyone was up.

You did not sleep, did you?

- No. My mind's been racing.

I...

- Suzanne, everything (tense music)

That you're going through,

It's gonna end really soon.

Promise.

I've got laundry.

(gentle music)

- Maybe it was just spam.

Oh cassie, you dropped your bra.

- Oh, that's not mine.

I think it fell

Out of clay's bags. (tense music)

- Huh?

This isn't mine or whitney's.

- Uh.

(tense music)

- Excuse me.

- [cassie] yeah.

(suspenseful music)

- Clay!

Clay, can you explain this to me?

- I guess I'll see you later then.

- Hey, whitney, hold up a sec.

Hey.

Are you okay?

- Yeah.

Listen, I didn't mean to mislead you or anything.

I just thought we were friends.

- Yeah, no, no, it's okay.

I get it. You're involved with someone else.

- Whitney. Come on.

You know, I seriously think you're amazing.

And trust me, if you were just a little bit older.

- Yeah.

- Have two, two pieces (cassie laughing)

Of broken lying.

- [clay] I am not lying, okay? I am not lying.

I never slept with her.

And I'm tired

Of you accusing me. - Clay!

(tense music) are you kidding me?

I want you out of here! - Stop it, okay,

Stop it, damn it!

I never slept with her and I'm tired of you accusing me.

- [suzanne] are you kidding me?

You were lying to me for months.

- I am not lying! - Don't you!

Yes you are, I can tell!

- [clay] you know what?

- What's going on?

- Uh, it's your mom-

- Can you tell me, what?

- I don't know the whole story,

But she messed up at work.

She messed up really bad.

- She did, huh?

Well, why is she taking it out of my dad?

I've never seen them like this.

- I don't know. It's gonna be okay.

- [clay] you are making me nuts.

- [suzanne] you're making me nuts.

You're a liar.

- I am not a liar.

- [suzanne] yes, you are. I want you outta here!

Get out now.

- Nothing would make me happier.

You know what?

You are losing it. You are losing it!

- Clay, I never wanna see you again.

Just leave! (somber music)

(suzanne sobbing)

Whitney.

(gentle music)

I didn't know you were home.

- What are you doing?

Why are you kicking dad out?

- Honey, it's a long story, okay?

I can't really explain.

- So you're kicking dad out

Because you messed up at work?

- No, no, whitney. (tense music)

- Leave me alone!

(somber music)

(light knocking)

- Are you okay?

- (sighs) I...

- Maybe you should give your mom a break.

She's going through a really rough time right now.

- Why, because she made some big mistake at work?

Big deal. We're all going through a tough time right now.

- No.

You really don't know what's going on. (tense music)

(tense music)

- "katie curry's sex tape revealed by own lawyer."

They're saying mom's the one who exposed this?

Oh my god.

- You read what they're saying about her,

It's really harsh.

- "that lady lawyer pretends to be pro-woman

But look what she did to her own client.

What was she thinking?

I know what she was thinking about,

That young hottie in her office.

I hear they go at it at lunch every day."

(ominous music)

My mom's having an affair?

Oh my god.

- [cassie] what, what is it?

Oh my god, is that adam?

- I, I can't believe this.

That is why he wasn't interested in me.

I mean, he said that he was in a relationship

With someone else, but... (crying)

No wonder mom didn't want me to date him

Because she and he were...

I, I have to get out of here.

- Whitney. I am so sorry.

(tense music)

(sinister music)

(cassie laughing)

(tense music)

(suzanne crying)

- Whitney, honey.

Listen, we need to talk

About your dad and I, okay? - Why?

- Anything that is happening between us

Has nothing to do with you. - Just stop.

- Whitney.

- No, just stop.

I know who you are now.

- What are you talking about?

- I saw it. I saw the pictures.

I know why you kicked dad out

And I know why you were so against me seeing adam.

- Adam?

What...

- Just stop, just stop acting so innocent!

(tense music)

I read what they're saying online.

- No. - I know what's going on now.

- No, no, that's not- - how could you?

- What it looks like.

Whitney, listen to me.

Whitney.

I don't understand who took that photo?

Adam and I were alone in the office

And there was no one else there in the office.

(phone ringing)

- Suzanne, hey.

I was actually just gonna call you.

- Frank, wait. (suspenseful music)

Did you ever find that woman

That was stalking me, mary clark?

- No, actually, that's what I was gonna call you about.

I've been trying to track her down,

But she hasn't shown up at any her usual spots.

Why, thinks something has happened?

- You could say that.

A photo of me was released online.

And I just...

Is there some, is it possible

That somebody hacked my phone?

- Sure. Pretty much anybody can hack anything nowadays.

It's not even hard. All it takes is an app.

You just install it onto someone else's phone.

Do you think it's this lady, your stalker?

- She said she wanted to make me pay.

And so I just, I just think

That she could be behind all this.

- The dna results came back from that fake gun she had.

There were two different sets of dna on it.

The one was unknown,

But one was a match for someone in the file.

Someone you knew from the past.

- Who? Who was it? (suspenseful music)

- Was a young girl, about 15 years ago.

Name cat quinn.

Mother died in a car accident?

- Oh god.

Yeah, I remember her.

Oh, that poor little girl. How could I forget?

Wait, frank, are you saying that cat's dna being on the gun

Means that this woman, mary clark,

Is really cat quinn?

- Could be her or could be cat quinn

Is just someone marie clark knows,

Or maybe she gave her the gun.

The problem is we have no idea what cat looks like now.

After her mom died in a car accident,

Cat went into the system.

Ran away after she was like 13 years old.

No one's seen or heard of her since.

(tense music) she could be anyone.

Suzanne, did you notice if the gun lady

Had any kind of scars?

- Scars?

- Yeah, scars. (suspenseful music)

Cat was in that car accident

And she was thrown clear, but she was really damaged.

Now, like I said, we don't know what she looks like,

But she would have some major scarring.

It'd be a long scar all the way down

From back to front,

Probably around the side of her waist.

(tense music)

- Frank, frank, cat quinn is-

- Oopsie, call drops.

- Suzanne. Hello?

- You, you're cat quinn.

- I am.

I was wondering when you were gonna figure it out.

Took you long enough.

- But why? Why are you doing this to me?

- Oh, come on suzanne. (tense music)

Don't pretend like you don't know.

- No, I don't.

- Well, let's put it this way.

Like you, I wanna give back to you.

I wanna give back to you, suzanne.

I wanna give you everything that you deserve.

- Please, I didn't do anything to you.

- But you did, suzanne!

You ruined my life.

You took everything from me.

First, you took my father,

Then you took my mother.

You left me with nothing!

- No, I-

- Which is why I needed you to know

What it felt like to lose everything

In your perfect life!

I mean, you have to admit, it's kinda funny.

I mean, you had it all.

Perfect family, the good house,

The nice job.

Everybody loved you.

And I, I took it all away from you.

And now your darling daughter

Thinks that you're screwing her boyfriend.

The firm wishes they never laid eyes on you.

- Please! - And your husband

Thinks that you're insane.

And katie curry, well, (chuckles)

She probably wishes that you were dead.

And you know what?

We're gonna give her that wish.

- Oh, no.

- Because guess what?

You are gonna commit suicide!

- No, please listen to me.

No one is gonna believe you, okay?

They will not believe you.

I am not suicidal, cassie. - But you are, suzanne!

Now that you've lost everything

What more do you have

To live for, huh? (suzanne screams)

(dramatic music) - oh, no!

Oh... (cassie laughing)

- Oh, suzanne.

- I just can't believe this.

I can't believe she would do this to me and to dad.

(sighs) I feel like I don't even know my own mother anymore.

- (sighs) come on, she's still your mom

Even if she's being a total cougar.

I mean, maybe she's having a midlife crisis.

Oh wait, here it is.

- [newscaster] and thanks to her lawyer's error,

The katie curry sex tape

Has now gone viral. (tense music)

Curry herself has gone into hiding

And her job offer from cnc cable news has been rescinded.

Curry has filed a lawsuit against the law firm

And the lawyer that leaked the tape

To the tune of $30 million.

- There's a video of me. (tense music)

Online.

It's a sex tape.

You can't see my face clearly,

But I have a birthmark on my shoulder.

It's definitely me.

- Hey, can you turn this up?

- [lana] mm-hm.

- And this tape, it shows everything.

And no one can find out about it.

- What is it, whit?

- I've seen this, I've seen this before.

- I mean, yeah, who hasn't?

It's only the top trending topic.

- No, no, I mean, I've seen this before,

Like weeks ago.

I came home from school early and it was on the tv,

But I thought it was a talk show.

She said it was a talk show, but it wasn't.

Which means that she, she had

This footage back then, which means...

Oh my god, I think she hacked my mom's phone.

- Who? - Cassie!

And I bet she was the one who released this footage

To the public.

Oh my god. I have to go.

I think my mom's in trouble. Bye.

(suzanne panting)

(suspenseful music)

(lock box beeping)

- Suzanne.

Can't get away from me that easily.

(tense music)

- Stay away from me.

- Really? Are you really gonna shoot me?

- [suzanne] I don't want to.

- No, you don't wanna hurt me? (suspenseful music)

- No, I don't.

Cat, I never wanted anything bad to happen to you

Or to your mother, okay?

- Oh right, 'cause you're all about giving second chances.

- Yes. - You're all about helping

Poor women in trouble.

- Stay back. I'm gonna shoot.

(dramatic music) (suzanne screams)

(eerie music) (bullets clinking)

(suzanne gasping)

- You really think (suzanne screaming)

I'd keep bullets in this?

It's your turn!

- Oh, please, not my daughter, please.

Cat, listen, no is gonna believe it's a suicide now, okay?

Look at the room. You can tell that there was a struggle.

It's so clear.

- Yeah, well, I'll just say it's murder

Committed by your stalker, cat quinn.

Oh, I'm sorry, officer. - [suzanne] please.

- I don't know what happened.

Cat quinn, she broke in

And then she killed suzanne!

- Listen, you're cat quinn, you.

- Duh. But no one knows that but you and I.

Everyone thinks that mary is cat quinn.

And guess what?

She's not gonna tell anybody

And neither are you. (suzanne screaming)

- Stop, wait, wait, but you have to know the truth.

I didn't hurt your mother, okay?

I wasn't even the lawyer on her divorce.

- Okay enough lawyer talk, suzanne!

I was there, remember!

I saw you! - No.

I'm telling the truth.

I was just a junior attorney.

I was assisting ellen dawson, okay?

She has short brown hair. She's older.

(tense music)

(panting) you remember?

Yes, cat.

Yes, you remember.

- Yeah well it doesn't matter. (dramatic music)

- Yes, but it does matter.

Okay, I was only assistant.

Yes, I read the dna results

That said that mr. Quinn wasn't your father.

But you have to understand

That I was just

Reading the research (gun clicking)

That I gave ellen!

- Suzanne, you think at this point

That it makes a difference?

- It makes all the difference, you psycho!

Leave my mom alone.

(cassie laughing) (suzanne gasping)

- Whitney. Whitney.

- Oh, it's empty, whitney. - Whitney, shoot.

As usual, you're late to the game.

- Actually, cassie, this game is over.

(dramatic music)

(gun firing)

(women screaming)

(gun firing) (cassie screams)

(whitney and suzanne gasping)

- Where? (tense music)

- And you lost.

- Oh, whitney. (crying)

- Are you okay?

I thought she was gonna kill you.

- [suzanne] no. - [clay] suzanne. Whitney!

- [suzanne] clay.

(women crying)

- You all right?

- [suzanne] yes. - Thank god.

- (panting) it was cassie.

Cassie tried to kill mom.

- Oh my god, frank called me.

He said he was worried about you.

He said that you might be in trouble.

I called the police. They're on the way.

(whitney sighs)

(gentle music)

Where is she?

- Oh! Guys. (crying)

(tense music)

Oh! She was just there, dead in the water.

- [suzanne] but I don't understand. She was shot.

So how'd she get away?

- Ma'am, she didn't.

- What do you mean?

- Cat quinn won't be a danger to you

Or your family anymore, okay?

Look, a few hours ago, highway patrol,

Spotted her driving erratically.

They chased her and she went over a cliff

Down into the forest below.

- So is she dead?

- Yes, ma'am.

They're working on finding a car right now.

- Did you find her body?

- No. She flew out the car on the way down.

They're searching for body now,

But it's a big dense forest.

But I wouldn't worry.

No one could've survive that fall.

She's dead.

- It's over, honey.

- [suzanne] hold me. - It's over.

- So it had a happy ending all around.

- Well, thankfully all my family is safe and sound.

- What about the lawsuit though?

- Well, the lawsuit-

- Actually, maybe I should answer that.

Once I realized suzanne had nothing to do

With releasing the tape,

I considered dropping the lawsuit anyway.

I mean, I realized none of this was her fault at all.

And ultimately there were no financial damages.

- What about the job at the cable network?

I mean the gossip columns did say

That they rescinded their job offer once, you know,

Your sex tape went viral.

- They did rescind their offer.

But once I made it clear that the video was made

Without my permission and that I was the victim here,

They hired me back.

In fact, I just finished filming a three-part series

On revenge porn that'll be airing later next month.

- Revenge porn. How fitting.

Well, all's well that ends well.

(tense music)

Thank you guys so much for joining me at "g-raided".

Katie, such a pleasure having you.

Suzanne, thanks so much for coming back.

- [suzanne] you're welcome.

- Oh, is that suzanne cruz?

What's she doing on tv?

You know, she was my junior associate way back when.

It's funny, actually.

Suzanne was the one that started second chances,

That charity that I'm collecting clothing donations for.

It's such a worthy cause.

Thank you so much for your donation by the way, dear.

(eerie music) - you know me,

I'm all about giving second chances.

Because really, what's more important than giving back.

(sinister music)

(dramatic music)

(lively rhythmic music)