All language subtitles for Beyond the Gates s02e84.eng

Do you think
if he makes it to the Senate

that Joey Armstrong won't
come back sniffing around again?

He already has.

LESLIE: Well, look at you
now, Ms. Nicky.

[exclaims]
Got you a whole

buffet of fine men.
[laughs]

You're welcome.

I'll give you what
you've wanted this whole time.

The name of my boss at Garland.

Lia Whitmore.

The chief of staff at Garland?

And she's got everybody fooled.

The tumor shrank. Hallelujah.

I am so thankful
my grandbabies tested negative

for that cursed gene.

Well, this is it, my love.

My last chemo session. Finally.

I've been counting down
the minutes right alongside you.

The last four months
has felt more like four years.

[knock on door]

Everything going smoothly?

Yes, but it'll be much better

when you unhook me from this
contraption once and for all.

It shouldn't be too much longer

before you're ringing the bell
and on your way.

Hallelujah.

Campaign talk done,

at least for the morning.

I hope yours is, too.

Why is that?

Well, the kids
have a late start at school

and I was thinking we could
all have breakfast together.

I was gonna keep working.

Well, Samantha
already volunteered

to pick up all of our faves
from Orphey Gene's,

and with our jobs, and
the cotillion a few days away,

this is the calm
before the storm.

I... guess
I can put off my stuff

for a while.

No, yeah, you're right.
Things have been crazy lately,

so we should take advantage and
have some family time together.

I've been desperate to hold you.

To see you.

Feel your heartbeat.

I missed you, too.

I sent the text so late,

I didn't know
if you'd get it in time.

[scoffs] That's impossible.

I am glued to
that burner phone you gave me,

just waiting and hoping.

I'm glad you could slip away.

Nothing is
as important to me as this.

I had to see for myself
that you're all right.

Me?

It's you I'm worried about.

Your ribs, this case,

and what makes it so dangerous,

I feel like everything's
been spinning out of control,

and I have so many questions.

Okay, I know we've got to talk,

but for now,
can we just shut out the world

and pretend that nothing else
exists except us two?

Yeah, for a little while.

? ?

- ANDRE: Hey, what's up, man?
- What's up, man?

Bro. Glad you could make it.

Yeah, I couldn't turn down
Ted for another game of hoops.

Well, this should be
a friendlier game

of three on three with
all of us on the same team.

And Kial and Carlton
are nowhere in sight.

Yeah, that was a lot of things.

On the real, though,
I'm just happy to be here.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. Yeah,
I think it's a good thing

that Eva's dad
wants to hang out with me.

Or maybe it could mean
something else.

Like what?

Eh, you know that saying,

"Keep your friends close
but keep your enemies closer"?

You serious?

I... I thought
Ted and I were cool.

[chuckles] Psych.

- [chuckles]
- I'm just messing with you, man.

All right, hey, you gonna
pay for that on the court.

- Okay.
- [laughs]

Thank you.

It's okay it's just
the two of us, right?

Oh, I think
it's better this way.

Mother's tired.

And I know
the family was willing.

But if they came
with gifts and congratulations,

it would have been too much.
She'd be worn out.

Well, Andre
has special dispensation

to stop by the house
once we're back.

Son-in-law day pass?

Don't take this the wrong way,
but I'm actually glad

that Andre
is not here right now.

Is there
another way to take that?

What I mean is I am glad

I have this alone time with you.

I really need your insight.

Well, I'm always
full of opinions

and happy to share them,
but insights?

Something happened last night,
and it really threw me.

You? Thrown?
Please, spill the beans,

my level-headed sister.

Carlton took me out.

We had a long
and wonderful date,

and then
we went back to my place.

Oh.
He got freaky?

It's always the quiet ones.

What?
No, it's me.

You're the freak?

That is not what I mean.

[laughs]

I was in bed with Carlton

and then I started
thinking about Ted.

LESLIE:
Well,

if it isn't my very own

knight in shining armor.

You know, it's my lucky day,
running into you.

Mine too,
'cause I got something to say.

You're smart, Dana.
We know this.

So, for once, keep quiet
and listen before you speak.

Good morning to you, too.

Nothing good about it.

Okay. Maybe if
you didn't stay up so late.

I had to FaceTime Jessica

after cotillion
practice yesterday.

She told me
she committed to UCLA,

so we won't be
going to college together.

Ouch. That's tough
news to hear, I'm sure.

But we're still
proud you'll be at Banneker,

and I hope
this doesn't detract from

how proud you should be
of yourself for going there.

Can we not talk about Banneker?

This is about Jessica and me.

We couldn't even talk
in person since you two

decided to ground me
until cotillion

for kissing my girlfriend.

And be glad
it wasn't for longer.

SMITTY:
That's right, you took advantage

of our busy schedules
to totally break house rules.

I'm legal. Reminder.

I'm going off to school
in the fall.

When are you guys gonna stop
treating me like a little kid?

Well, you're early.

The-the cook just
started your takeout order.

Eh, no worries. I can just
sit here till it's ready.

Sorry, Derek, I have no idea
why Mama wants to see you.

She didn't mention
anything to me.

Well, can I get you
anything while you wait?

Yeah, no thanks.

I probably won't eat much
of what Pop ordered anyways.

The cotillion is in two days.

Uh-huh.

Well, if you're dieting,
that is not good for you.

No, not intentionally.

I just... can't eat.

Butterflies.

Oh. Well, a few small
butterflies is natural, right?

This feels more like
a whole prehistoric bird

trying to escape.

Thinking about guy number one
when you're with guy number two,

it's not such a big deal.

In fact, it's natural
that you would compare

your other lovers to Ted.

I wasn't comparing.
I was enjoying myself.

Like, really enjoying myself.

And then Carlton said something
that reminded me of Ted,

and then suddenly it's like
Ted is there with me.

That has never happened before.

And I feel awful, like
I was cheating or something.

My psychiatrist sister knows

that is her subconscious, right?

Of course, but...

Yesterday was your anniversary,

a day that you spent decades
celebrating with Ted.

Of course he's gonna
be on your mind.

I guess.

- Can I tell you something?
- Of course.

In the beginning, with Andre,

I thought about Bill.

And not because
I wasn't completely into Andre,

but because Bill and I
had been together

for so long,
and we had the girls.

And he will always have
a special place in my heart

and in my life,
just like Ted will with you.

So don't overthink it.

It's just a part of letting go.

Okay.

I guess it does make sense.

- Thank you, sissy.
- Of course.

TED:
What you did

the other day in my office
is not okay.

And what exactly did I do
that was so offensive?

Those comments
you made to Shanice

about me not being able
to keep my hands off of you.

Oh, hee-hee.

What's that supposed to mean?

Mm, just me picturing nursey
giving you an earful

after finding you so close
to your sweet side piece.

Former side piece.
It's gonna stay that way.

Dana, if you're at all sincere
about keeping the peace

between us
for the sake of our daughter,

stop pressing Shanice's buttons.

Oh, Teddy-Weddy,
you used to be so much fun.

Boo.

Do better.

Excuse me?

You thought
you were the only one

that had something to say?

Hm.

What is it now, Dana?

All right. Well,
there's a very important matter

regarding our daughter.

Her birthday is...
it's almost here.

Yeah, I'm fully aware.

I would like for us
to actually spend some time

doing something this year,

like take her out
for a special dinner?

- Hm?
- No, I can't.

That's the night
of my granddaughter's cotillion.

[sighs] What about tonight?

Tonight?

Oh, surely you have time

for such a momentous
occasion as this.

I mean, I understand
that you managed to appear

at Kat's
little surprise party, so...

I know you don't want
to hurt Eva's feelings.

I'm assuming Eva is free?

She will be.

I'll make sure of it.

Until tonight, Teddy Bear.

Look at that, sweetheart.

Almost there.

[chuckles]

I am so proud of you.

I can't help
but think of the first time

they gave you
that red devil chemo.

I remember it
like it was this morning.

I was filled
with anxiety and dread.

But you, my angel,

you prevailed.

Ah, the devil tried his worst,
but you stood your ground.

You fought like a champ,

and you kicked that chemo
square in the teeth.

And I couldn't have done it
without you by my side.

You have been my strength
when I was weak,

the little voice
in my ear telling me

not to give up
when I was ready to let go.

And I know that came
at a price to you.

It was nothing compared
to what you experienced.

No, no, Vernon,
I want you to hear me.

You are the light
that got me through this,

and I have never been more
grateful to have you in my life.

Glad you could make it,
Uncle Ted.

I'm on the clock.

Really. Why?

I got to get over
to Anita and Vernon's later.

What's going on?
Is Anita all right?

Yeah, yeah.
She, uh, finishes chemo today.

Oh, right. Uh...

Well, I'm thrilled
the chemo is over for Anita.

It's been a tough fight.

Yeah.

Uh, glad you could join us, man.

Me too.

I'm always up for some hoops.

Look, uh, after the game,
you have a few minutes to talk?

Something's come up.

Yeah. Yeah, sure.

All right, great.

Well, let's
get out on that court,

show these fools
what we made of, huh?

Eh...

I'm sure
it's nothing to worry about.

Let's go.

You wanted to see me?

Let's talk about how you screwed
up at the free clinic.

I have absolutely no idea
what you're talking about.

Everything at the clinic's
been going really smooth so far.

I got a call from the chief of
staff from Garland last night.

Lia Whitmore?

Mm-hmm. And she's not happy

because you aren't
letting the people

from the hospital
volunteer at the clinic.

Uh, Grayson Perez,

for one.

Uh, seriously,
the-the chief of staff

called you about him?

About you not doing your job.

Grayson is a problem.

Because he's slipping
in between your ex's sheets?

Lia says that
your judgment is very cloudy.

So, Mr. General Manager,

how about you
get to managing correctly?

Can't have you out here
making me look bad.

Don't think
you need me for that.

Get on board, Derek,

or get in the unemployment line.

Leslie, you and I
may not like each other,

but I am telling you that

- this Grayson guy is a problem.
- Oh, okay, stop, stop.

Stop with all
this rambling, all right?

I am trying to solidify
a partnership with Garland

and I need Lia Whitmore
to make that happen.

So Grayson will be donating
his time whenever he chooses.

End of story.

Can't believe you're willing
to let me come here last night.

Was it worth the risk?

Please say
it was worth the risk.

It was worth the risk, babe.

I love you so much, Naomi.

And I've got
people in place to make sure

you and Ashley are safe.

But...

But what?

We still
have to be extra careful.

For how long?

It shouldn't be
for too much longer.

This case is finally
coming to a head.

But you have to keep acting
like nothing's changed.

But why is this
all happening now?

Like, why did you get hurt,

and then Grayson?

Why is somebody
threatening Grayson?

I promise,
when this is all over,

I'll tell you everything.

That's basically
what he said to Ashley

right before she dumped him
and kicked him out.

Well, she's better off keeping
her distance from him.

But why?

Is it because Grayson's to blame

for all the crap
going down lately?

Obviously, he's in deep
with some vicious people.

Naomi, stop.

He acts like this nice guy,

but he's really
a criminal, isn't he?

- Naomi.
- How dangerous is he?

Is Grayson
who you've been investigating?

You're barking up
the wrong tree.

Then set me straight,
Jacob, right now.

I'm not in the mood
to have a talk.

Tyrell, how are you gonna
say you don't want to be

treated like a child
and then slump down in the chair

and refuse to have
an adult conversation?

Okay, go ahead.

SMITTY:
Listen, your Pop and I have been strict

with you and your sister

when it comes
to things like dating.

- You think?
- And I'm sure

that from your perspective,

it seems like
we're being overprotective.

And Smitty and I know
how a choice in the moment

can follow a person forever.

I'm not that irresponsible, Pop.

I know how
to keep it wrapped up.

Good to know, but that's
not the only responsibility

we're talking about.

You and your sister...
you had a rough start.

And you've done good
in spite of all of that.

So, when your Pop and I
adopted you,

we promised to give you
every opportunity for success.

I-I know that,
and you've kept that promise.

You two have been amazing dads.

But at some point,
you have got to take

the training wheels off
and let me ride the bike.

Look, we know
how excited you are

for the next phase of your life,

your freedom, your independence.

We get that.
Not so long ago,

we were in your shoes.
But you also

have to understand,
as you're doing things

for the first time,

so are we, by parenting kids

at this age.

We're just
feeling our way around.

But it's hard for parents
to take a step back

- and let go.
- But we will get there.

Eventually.

In the meantime,
we all need to remember that...

trust is a two-way street.

And we need to keep
lines of communication open.

At cotillion rehearsal,

I just got hit with
a wave of stage fright.

Why?
You're in front of the cameras

all the time with ChelseaKat.

Yeah, but that's different.

You don't see the people
who are looking at you.

The cotillion is gonna be
a room full of VIPs

and a boy that I used to like

escorting a girl who hates me.

Ugh. That sounds pretty
nervous-making.

Right?
And to top it all off,

Nathan and Francesca
keep making nasty comments

at cotillion rehearsal
and the deb luncheons.

You know you don't
have to pay any mind

to what they say, right?

Yeah, I know.

But I... I just,
I feel so much pressure

to be the Platinum Debutante.

I don't want
to let the family down.

Oh, honey, please
don't do that to yourself.

Your dads and the entire family
don't need you to win.

They just want you
to have a beautiful night

that you'll
remember forever, same as I do.

It'll help having you there
to cheer me on.

Excuse me a sec.

Mm-hmm.

Eva.

Hey, you.
Excited for your debut?

I am, and thank you for offering

to do your hair magic
on me and Jessica.

Ah, it's gonna be so much fun.

So, I was wondering,

do you have room for one more?

Sure. Who?

June. Since she is my mom

and this is a really
exciting night for her, too.

All right, here you go.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

Uh, Samantha and I were just
talking about the big event,

and I was wondering
if you wanted to join us

in some
cotillion prep and pampering.

Doesn't that sound amazing?

It sounds expensive.

Oh, no,
it'll be completely free.

My first love

is doing hair, but since
taking on the free clinic

and working with my dad,

I don't get
to style people much anymore.

Huh.

But you're Samantha's aunt.

Won't you be busy getting ready?

No, I-I invited Eva...

It's not really my thing,

but helping people
look and feel beautiful is.

Just think of it as
helping me maintain my skills.

Well, I keep my hair
really short,

so there's
not much for you to do.

Oh, you'd be surprised
at how many different looks

you can rock, sweetie.

Uh... oh, okay.

[both cheering]

Team Samantha's gonna slay.
Team Samantha's gonna slay.

Hey, hey, hey.

Surprise.

[laughter]

Mom, it's over.

You did it, Mother. You did it.

I have never been more thrilled

to have a patient
finish their treatment.

We call this the victory bell.

It's a tradition here
at Garland to commemorate

the end of
chemotherapy by ringing it.

We recognize that getting
through chemo, it's...

it's a major milestone,

This bell, it's...
it's a symbol of perseverance

and it's a way for all of us

to acknowledge everything
that you've gone through,

and hope for the days ahead.

Mrs. Dupree.

There it is.

This has been quite the morning.

Who knew that doing so much good

- could be such a pain in the...
- What now, Mama?

Okay.

I had to resolve an issue

with the chief of staff
at Garland about Derek.

Oh, no.
What did you say to Derek?

Never mind.
I handled that, all right?

What you need to know
is that I spoke to your father

about us celebrating
your birthday tonight.

I can't believe you don't
remember when I was born.

Hint: it wasn't today.

You really think
I need a calendar alert?

Lil' girl,

as if I'd ever forget

the 26 hours of labor.

And not one drop
of pain meds, okay?

I felt every single last second,

thanks to your big old beautiful
head that got stuck.

-My lady parts were never
-Your lady parts were never

- quite the same after that.
- Quite the same after that.

I have lost count of how many
times you've told that story.

Mm, keep counting.

Teddy has an obligation

on your actual birthday,
all right?

And he refused to reschedule.

But did you expect him
to move the cotillion?

Yeah, well, he could have
at least reached out to me

so that we could have
discussed alternatives.

But no, I had to go find him.

It's like, the man
could at least make an effort.

You are his daughter, after all.

- Whew!
- Hey, that's how you do it, boys.

They got nothing
on Team T.I.A...

Ted, Izaiah, Andre.

Yes, sir.

- Hey.
- ANDRE: Uncle Ted, I saw you

out there, man,
getting eye-level with that rim.

Yeah, you know, I tried. Yeah.

You see that guy
on the other squad?

- Ball hog.
- You know it.

Shooting bricks.

Yeah, had the nerve to act

like he ain't have no help.

I saw a couple
elbows from you, Izaiah.

Well, you got to do
what you got to do.

Speaking of which,
I better hit these showers

and get going.

Give Anita my best.

Yeah, will do.

I don't know about you,
but I'm starving.

How about I buy you breakfast,

uh, we can
talk in the restaurant?

Yeah, yeah, sure.

But can you
clue me in on what's up?

Eva's mother is, uh, planning
something for this evening.

And this affects me how?

That's for you to decide.

Look, Grayson got himself
caught up in some bad business,

but I don't think
he's a bad guy.

- Why do you say that?
- Because after he got stabbed,

he stepped up
and helped save my ass.

I can't tell you
any more about what happened.

So I owe him.

I just hate
that Ashley got caught up

in this horrible situation
because of him.

Yeah, I'm sorry about that, too.

At least with you,
I knew you were undercover.

Ashley was blindsided,
and that cannot happen again.

So, if Grayson's not who we
need to be careful of, who is?

I can't tell you
any more than I have.

- You know how this works, babe.
- But, I'm...

Babe, I'm not
asking for details.

If someone at

the hospital is a danger
to my best friend,

I need to know.

There are hundreds of people
that work at Garland.

Ashley can't be walking around,
looking over her shoulder,

wondering if one of them's
gonna be a threat to her.

How is she
supposed to nurse people

if she is scared and paranoid?

You have to help her.

All right. All right.

Look, I'm only telling you
this because Ashley

could be in danger
if she trusts the wrong person.

But you and Ashley can't share
this information with anyone.

- You got it?
- Okay.

Yes, I swear we won't.

So who is it?

Does she even know them?

Yeah, she does.

And it's one of the last
people you'd ever suspect.

Oh, God.
Ah, Derek.

Sorry, Ash, I...

didn't mean to startle you.

I'm just, uh, so tired. I...

Overtime. I've been
here since last night.

What are you doing here?

I came to talk to Lia, but

she's not around.
I...

was hoping we could talk.

I don't like how we ended things
last time we saw each other.

I didn't either.
I-I...

I shouldn't have gone off on you
about Grayson like that.

I-I get where
you're coming from, and I...

I know how protective you can
be of people you care about.

Makes you feel any better,
turns out Grayson's

gonna be volunteering
at the clinic after all.

You changed your mind?

It was changed for me.

Easy, my love.

Let me help get you comfortable
here on the sofa.

- There.
- Thank you.

Now, I know
you're not up to much,

but I asked Rowena to pour us

- some sparkling cider...
- Oh.

So that we could lift a glass

to mark the end
of your long cancer battle.

Well, it's not quite
the end of the cancer battle,

just the end of chemo.

There's still a few more hurdles
before I'm fully in the clear.

We know, Mother,
but we have to celebrate

every step.

- Hear, hear.
- Hear, hear.

If I may, thank you all so much
for letting me join you.

You and Vernon have
always been good to me,

but now that
I'm married to Dani,

I've never been more proud
to call you guys my family.

Well, we are so happy

to have you
as part of this family.

May I go first?

Of course.

When have you ever
not held your piece?

And she's back.

But all joking aside, Mother,

you are an inspiration.

There was a moment
where you thought

you couldn't go any further,

and you found your way through.

And when you are done with
treatment and fully recovered,

I hope that you fully embrace

your new lease on life.

Take things to the next level.

Listen, this old
broad from Cabrini-Green

will be living large.

I have all kinds of plans

with Vernon, this family,

the Articulettes

and the Dupree
Heritage Foundation.

As they say,

ain't no stopping me now.

I'm busy on my birthday,
too, Mama,

so no sense of you
getting annoyed with Dad.

Okay, you are busy doing what?

What, you have plans
with Izaiah?

Actually, I'm helping people
get ready for the cotillion.

Who?

Samantha,
Tyrell's girlfriend and...

Me.

[chuckles]
Not so sure

how much of a difference
it'll make, though.

Excuse you?

Look, I have a hard enough time

trying to
get those snobs to, uh,

accept me, and I've got
just as much money as they do.

You... Well, hell,

you-you still live
under a damn bridge.

- Mama.
- What?

You know what?
You are partly right.

That is where I used to live.

But I now have
a place of my own.

And more important,
I'm going to the cotillion

to support my daughter.

Will you be there?

No, I haven't quite
procured an invitation

to this particular event.

Oh, really?

That's too bad.

I hear everybody that's anybody

is going to be there.

Anyhoo, I'll be back
to take your order.

Really, Mama?

I cannot believe that you're
about to do that woman's hair

instead of partying it up.

These people aren't strangers.

I know June
and Samantha is my niece.

Oh, you and Ted
constantly choosing

the other side of your family.

What about me?

Where... where am I gonna be,

just left out in the cold?

That is so not true.

It's always been us
against the world, Eva.

Now you got
all these other people.

Besides you and Peaches,
I mean, who do I have?

It's like my family tree
has nothing

but a bunch of empty branches.

So, what'd I miss
while I was playing fetch?

An attempt to find middle ground
when it comes to

living under the same roof.

So you're ready
to admit that you

treat Tyrell way differently
than how you treated me?

Okay, there might
have been some disparity,

but it was not because we were
trying to push the patriarchy.

Lord, please, let's not
go down this road again.

Tyrell will be out

of the house in a few months.

And, while
he lives under our roof,

he still
has to abide by our rules.

But we understand that
he wants more freedom,

so we will meet him

in the middle.

Tyrell isn't even
that much older than me,

and I'm way more mature.

Doesn't change the fact
that you're a junior

and I'm a senior.

But, hey, you can lobby
for your freedom next year.

How many more months
until you move out

and I can turn your bedroom

into my extra
closet-slash-dressing room?

Just try.

In my mind,
I'm already decorating.

Ah, I'm gonna miss that
when Tyrell moves out.

He'll always come home
and he'll always be close.

But it'll never
be the same, right?

To be honest,
this whole thing is not helping

my opinion of Grayson.

But that is my issue
to deal with, not yours.

I don't want
my take on him to...

get in the way of
my friendship with you.

So, don't worry, I'm...

I'm gonna be cool whenever
I cross paths with you two.

Well, that's not gonna
be a problem anymore

because, um...

uh, Grayson and I broke up.

Whoa.

- Are you okay?
- Not really.

Derek.

You were right.

About him being shady?

About, um...

about him not being
the man I thought he was.

What does that mean, Ash?

What did he do?

I was cheated out
of knowing my own mother

by Anita Dupree's selfishness,

and she let Dante push Barbara
out of the Articulettes.

Selfishness?

All those zeros
in your bank account

come from that selfish woman.

Money can buy a lot of
luscious things, baby girl,

but it can't buy time.

And that's something
I'm asking for now.

A chance to make up
for all the birthdays

that the three of us
should have spent together.

I mean, don't you want that?

It does sound kind of nice.

It does.

Yeah.

I'm in for tonight.

Yes!

So Dana wants
to celebrate Eva's birthday

with a dinner tonight
since we all can't

get together
on her real birthday,

and I was wondering
if you wanted to join us.

Uh, Eva and I already have plans
for her birthday night.

But I guess one doesn't
really cancel out the other.

Hm. Look, I know you weren't
expecting to break bread

with her parents, but, uh,

you two have been
together for a while,

so I just wanted
to extend the invitation.

You really are a gentleman, huh?

I try to be.
It's important to me.

I respect that.
A gentleman in life

but a... a beast on the court.

Look, I know Dana
can be a lot to deal with.

No, I can roll with Eva's mom.

Yeah.
Yeah, let's do it.

- All right.
- But I got to ask you,

are you married
to going out tonight?

Because I'm up for
cooking for everyone.

Really?

You don't mind doing that?

No, not at all.

It'll be... it'll be a nice,
intimate dinner for four.

That sounds perfect.

You know, I, um, I-I don't want
to get into this all right now.

It's-it's complicated, and, um,

you know, just because I'm hurt

and angry, it doesn't
mean that I've suddenly

lost feelings
for Grayson, so, um...

I... I understand

why I'm not the shoulder
you want to lean on right now.

I'm sure Naomi's stepping up

in all kinds of ways.

You'd have no idea.

That's 'cause she's the best.

And that's
what you deserve, Ashley.

I'm so sorry
you're hurting right now.

I know there's nothing
I can do for you, but...

I'll always
be around if you need me.

[sighs]

I just came from seeing Jacob.

Is he okay?

I'm gonna tell you something,

but he swore me to secrecy
that I could only tell you.

Okay, you're scaring me, Naomi.
What's going on?

The person
you need to look out for...

the person who's been
putting you in danger...

it's Lia Whitmore.

Okay. I got the list
of the last-minute stuff

for the cotillion.
Anything else to add?

Did you get studs
for your shirt?

I kept forgetting about those.

Oh, yeah. You're ready.
Not.

[phone chimes]

[Smitty sighs]

MARTIN:
You gotta get to work?

Yeah, I got to go.

I loved this morning.

It was just what I needed.

I love you guys.

All right.

Mother, what do you think
is your biggest takeaway

after all of this?

Oh, I've learned so many
things on this journey, but...

I would have to say
my biggest takeaway

is that it is actually possible

to love this beautiful,
magnificent, resilient family

and the love of my life

even more than I did before.

Mm.

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