All language subtitles for God Friended Me s02e10_Eng

- Previously on
"God Friended Me"...

- Can you promise me

that I won't always
take a backseat to the church?

- I love you,
but we can't be together.

- Gideon Moore.

He was the first person to get
Friended by the God Account.

- The God Account
sent me a message.

That I would have
to give up love.

- Cara's stepdad.
He's in financial trouble.

- It is definitely
insider trading.

- We can't let the God Account
come between us.

- Miles, you did.

You chose the God Account
over me,

and that's the choice we're
both gonna have to live with.

♪ Good feeling good

♪ Feeling feeling

♪ Hey feeling good

- Look, I know it's early,
but you're gonna thank me.

These are supposed to be

the best breakfast burritos
in the city.

- Yeah, there is
no breakfast burrito

worth waking up
at 7:00 a.m. for.

- Hmm, we shall see.

Plus, I was thinking
I'd take some back for my team.

You know, keep morale up as
they start coding my...

Soulmate app.

- Hey, the president of
IdentitySeal liked your idea.

- Yeah, loved it.

I mean, I got to come
through obviously,

but I think my quest is driven
by the most noble of purposes.

- Do you really think an app is
gonna help you win Jaya back?

- I'm betting my entire career
on it, so yeah.

Yeah.

How about you?
Have you and Cara talked

ever since the whole thing
with her stepdad?

- No, she made it very clear
that she blames me

for choosing the God Account
over her.

I was hoping
she just needed space,

but honestly, I don't know
where we stand,

and I don't know
how to fix it.

- There's always a way, Miles.

But you can't fix it
until you talk to her.

[cell phone chimes]

- Man, we got
a new Friend Suggestion.

Miguel Solano.

- Okay--okay, perfect.
Now you have an icebreaker.

You can go to Cara,

the two of you are gonna help
Miguel Solano.

And before you know it,
everything's back to normal.

- Hi.
- Hey.

- How'd you get
your old office back?

What happened to Adam?

- After the article went viral,
he took a job offer at VICE.

They promoted me
to head of features.

- Head of features.
That's great.

- Yeah.

And all I had to do was
expose some insider trading

and destroy my family.
Lucky me.

- Right.

- I'm sorry, it's just hard to
see the upside in any of this

considering everything
that's happened.

So what are you doing here?

- I got a new Friend Suggestion

and I was hoping you could
help me check him out.

- Okay.

I thought it would be a good
excuse for me to come down here

to see you.
To talk to you.

- I'm listening.

- Look, I can't change
what happened, okay?

Or the decisions I made.

And even if I could,
I don't think I would.

Look, I was just trying
to help your family, Cara.

You have to see that.

- I do.

- Okay, then there must be way
for us to work through this.

- The thing is, this
isn't just about us, Miles.

The God Account used me, and
not just me, but my family.

And for what?

To put you
through some kind of test?

- I know you're upset,

but the God Account was still
just trying to help Paul.

- No, it wasn't.

If that were true,

then it would have sent us
his name six months ago,

before he even got involved
with Jonathan Carter.

But it didn't because this was
never about helping my family.

Whoever's behind this didn't
care what happened to them.

Miles, after everything that I
have done, it didn't care.

- So what are you
trying to say?

- I need to step away
from the God Account.

- Okay.

And what about us?

- I don't know.

- Lester, good to see you.
- You too, Arthur.

- Well, Trish gave me that
as an office warming gift.

It's her way
of providing guidance

even when
she's not here.

So, what brings you by?

- The diocese
has been very pleased

with the transition, Arthur.
- Oh, that's nice to hear.

- I've even heard
from a few bishops

inside the general convention
that they've liked

some of the proposals
you've sent for review.

- Well, I have
a long way to go,

but I'm excited
for the journey.

- That's actually
why I stopped by.

Bishop Walden and two members
of the executive council

will be in town
from Washington tomorrow night.

They wanna meet with you
about your proposals.

- Well, that's incredible.

- Needless to say,
if they like what they hear,

it could go a long way
to getting your agenda passed.

- Well, tell Bishop Walden

I look forward to meeting them
here tomorrow night.

- Excellent.
I'll let them know.

- So Cara's stepping away
from the God Account?

- Mm-hmm.
- For how long?

- No idea.
And I don't blame her.

I mean, after what happened.
She finally found the family

she's always wanted,
and then it gets destroyed?

- Yeah.

Wait, so where does that
leave you guys?

- I don't know.

But I know I can't lose her.

- Miles, you're not gonna
lose Cara.

Like, she's pissed
at the God Account,

but she'll come around.

- Yeah, but what if
she doesn't?

- Look,

how about we concentrate on
helping our Friend Suggestion?

At least that's something
that's totally in our control.

Right?
Okay, so let's see here.

Looks like it's mostly
just pictures

of his wife, Isabel,
and daughter, Ava.

- Guys, we have
an emergency situation.

- Tom.
Tom, what's going on?

- Some window washer
up on the 40th floor.

His platform snapped.
He's hanging on for his life.

- Dan, did someone call 911?

- I just did.
FDNY's on their way.

- What happened?
- No idea.

I mean, I just hope he can
hold on until they get here.

- Do you know the guy's name?

- Sure, he's worked here
for years.

It's Miguel Solano.

Okay, everyone listen up.

FDNY is gonna be here
in under 10 minutes,

and they want us
to clear the floors.

So I need everyone
to make their way downstairs.

- We have to stay
and help Miguel.

- Yeah, but how?
- I don't know.

Maybe I'm supposed
to talk to him.

- Guys, I need you
to clear the floor.

- Wait, don't you think someone
should stay and talk to Miguel?

Let him know that help
is on his way?

- I tried.
His cell goes straight

to voicemail and he can't
hear us through the glass.

- Well, there must be some kind
of way to communicate with him.

- There's a two-way radio on
the rig, but the company says

it's useless since
the whole thing is offline.

- Wait, what do
you mean offline?

- Rig is state of the art.
Everything controlled

by a computer.
I called the company

right after I got
off the phone with the FDNY.

They're sending someone over
to try and reboot the system.

Rakesh, what are you doing?
- The system on the rig

must have Wi-Fi, which means
there's a way to reboot it

without being on the rig.
- Do you think you can access

the system?
- I think we should wait

for the FDNY
or someone from the company.

[rig clangs]

- Miguel might not have
that long.

If you can reboot the system,

then maybe we can raise him
to safety.

- Only one way to find out.

- Miles told me what happened.

How's your family holding up?

- Not great.

My stepfather cut a deal
with the FBI,

but he's still looking
at a year behind bars.

- I'm sorry.

- You know, when I found out
that the God Account

was the reason that I ended up
in New York five years ago,

it made me feel like

I was just as much a part
of this as Miles.

- You are.
And Miles knows that.

He loves you, Cara.

- Yeah, and I love him.

But that's the problem.

- What are you talking about?

- Gideon told us that whoever's
behind the God Account

wants Miles
to become its prophet.

To do that, Gideon said that
he would need to give up love.

Now if that's true, then it
sent him my stepfather's name

to drive a wedge between us.

- Then don't let it.

You figure out a way
to fight back.

- Against the God Account?

Ali, it's never wrong.

And it's never gonna let us
just be together.

- Hey, that was fast.

- Well, I got your text.
It seemed urgent.

And what are we doing
at the Blue Danube?

- They had a vocalist cancel
at the last minute,

and I've known the owner
for years.

So he called
to see if I could sing.

- Oh, that's incredible.

- I know.

I mean, you know
I have been wanting

to get back into performing,
and I just--I feel like this is

the universe's way of
steering me in that direction.

- And I think you're right.
- And you.

You are going to be sitting
in this front row clapping,

regardless of how misguided
the universe is.

- I wouldn't miss it
for the world.

Now what time
should I be here tonight?

- No, tomorrow night.
So I have time to rehearse.

What?
What's wrong?

- Three members
of the executive council

are coming in tomorrow night.

I'm supposed to meet them
to discuss my agenda.

- Well, can they reschedule it?

- They're only here
for one night.

Having their support
could be critical

to pushing my agenda forward.

- I understand.

Well, I'm gonna start putting
my set list together.

- You know what?

You are going to be great.

And I promise that next time,
I will be sitting right there

in that front row.
- Okay.

[sirens wailing]

- Okay, I'm in.

The system reboot seems
pretty straightforward.

I should be able
to raise him up to the roof.

Here we go.

- Rakesh, you did it.
- Unbelievable.

- Wait, what happened?
- It doesn't matter.

He's out of danger
'cause of you.

I'm gonna head downstairs
to liaise with the FDNY.

They're gonna be here
any second.

- Hey, what's wrong?
- Dude, it doesn't make sense.

It shouldn't have stopped.

- Well, maybe something is off
with the computer.

- No, the system checks out.

Like the only way to stop it
would be to...

Manually hit the button
on the rig.

- Wait, you think Miguel
stopped the rig?

That doesn't make any sense.
Why would he do that?

- I have no idea.

Look, the system's online,

which means the two-way radio's
probably active.

So let's ask him.

[sirens wailing]

- Hey.
Hey, Miguel, can you hear me?

Miguel.
Miguel, can you hear me?

- Who are you?

- Hi.
Hi, my name is Miles Finer.

Look, Miguel, we were able
to reboot the system.

We just need you
to stay calm.

The FDNY will be able
to rescue you in no time.

- I have no intention
of being rescued.

You understand me?

- You stopped the rig.

- Yes.

And you need to tell the FDNY
to back off.

I don't want to talk to them.
You hear me?

- Miguel.
Miguel, listen to me.

Whatever you are thinking
about doing, please don't.

- I don't have a choice.

This is my only option.

No other way.

- What do you mean
it's your only option?

Wait, Miguel.
Miguel.

Miguel.

- Miles, you realize
what he's planning on doing.

- Yeah, yeah.
And I'm pretty sure that's why

the God Account
sent us his name.

Miguel's gonna jump.

And we need to stop him.

[sirens wailing]

- I don't know, Miles.

This seems like a little out
of our league here.

Like this is not good.

Like, like life or death
not good, Miles.

- Yes, I get that, Rakesh.

- Okay, well the FDNY is
literally on their way up here.

Like, what are we
gonna tell them?

- I don't know, but we can't
tell them the truth.

You heard what Miguel said.

He doesn't want
to talk to them.

And we can't risk what
he might do if we tell them.

Look, I know how it sounds,
but he hasn't jumped yet.

Which means he's having
second thoughts.

Maybe we can still reach him
and talk him down.

- How?
- We have to figure out

why he's doing this
and help him through it.

- Okay, okay.
Where do we start?

- His family.
He has a wife.

Maybe she'll know something.
At the very least,

maybe she can help us
break through to him.

- Okay, I don't wanna
lose communication,

so I'm gonna use this computer
to get her info.

- Okay.
We can't leave,

so we're gonna need some help.

[cell phone buzzes]

- Hey.
- Hey, um, look.

I--I know that you are upset
with the God Account

right now, and me.
And I get that, but

I really need your help.

- Look, Miles,

I told you I can't be involved
with the God Account.

- My Friend Suggestion is stuck
on a window washing rig

40 stories high

outside IdentitySeal
right now

and he's planning on jumping.
- Are you serious?

- Yes, hey.
His name is Miguel Solano.

His wife's name is Isabel.

Now Rakesh is going
to text you her information.

I need you to talk to her,

and see if she knows
what's going on.

And get her down here
as fast as you can.

- Yeah, okay.
I'm on it.

- Thank you.

[elevator dings]

- I'm Captain Murphy.

You two are the ones
that leveled the rig?

- Yeah, my name is Miles.
And this is Rakesh.

He was able
to reboot the system.

- Nice job.
If you hadn't leveled it,

we may have been too late.
- So what's the plan?

- I got a team headed
to the roof now.

Provided the rig's stable,

we can manually raise it
to safety in about 30 minutes.

- FDNY wants
to clear the floor.

You guys
should head out.

- Wait, do you think
we can stay with him?

Rakesh turned on
the two-way radio on the rig.

I spoke to Miguel, told him
that help was on the way.

I thought that maybe
I can keep talking to him,

keep him calm until you can
get him to safety.

- Hey, Captain.

I don't see any damage
on the rig.

We're gonna head up
to the roof.

- Okay.

In these types of situations,

hearing a friendly voice
can be calming.

Keep him talking,

and we'll let you know when
we're ready to raise him up.

- You got it.
- Okay.

- Miles, you should have told

that Miguel was planning
on jumping.

- Miguel is weighing all
of his options right now.

The last thing he needs
is to feel like

he doesn't have a choice.
You heard him.

He doesn't want
the FDNY involved.

- Newsflash, Miles.
They are involved.

- I promise if I can't
talk him down

by the time they're ready
to raise the rig,

I'll tell them.

In the meantime,

keep looking into Miguel
and see what you can find.

[device beeps]

Hey.
Hey,

Miguel, can you hear me?
Miguel, can you hear me?

I didn't tell

the FDNY
why you're really up there.

But in less than 30 minutes,

they're going
to raise that rig.

I can't stop it, so I need you
to talk to me, please.

- What's your name again?

- Miles Finer.

- Let me ask you
something, Miles.

Why do you care
what happens to me?

You don't even know me.

- No, I don't.

But the thing is helping people
is kind of my specialty.

- You sound like a priest.
- Trust me, I'm far from it.

Though my father is
the bishop of New York,

so maybe a little bit
rubbed off on me.

- Your father is Bishop Finer?

- Yeah, do you know him?

- Not personally.
I'm Catholic.

But I live in East Harlem.

When he was reverend
at Harlem Episcopal,

he did a lot for the community.
Heard his name plenty.

- East Harlem, huh?

Have you been down to Elma's

on 116th Street?

- Twice a week.

- That lasagna
with the garlic knots.

- That's my daughter's
favorite.

- Miles.

- One sec, Miguel.

- So from what I can tell,

it looks like
his daughter's been sick.

She's been in and out
of the hospital

for the last couple
of years.

- Hey, Miguel.

I am going to let you in
on a little secret.

Something I think
you might want

to share
with your daughter.

- What's that?

- When you order the lasagna,

ask for the three cheese.

It's off the menu,
but I'm telling you

it's the only way to have it.

- She'd like that.

- What's her name?

- Ava.

- Oh, that's beautiful.

What's she like?

- She's the kindest person
I've ever met.

Has a smile
that makes you smile.

She's sick.

It's her kidneys.

- I'm sorry.

Is there anything
that could be done?

- Yeah, she needs
a transplant.

I'd give her one of mine
in a--in a second,

but apparently I got
a rare blood type.

And I'm not a match.
No one in my family is.

- Well, what about a donor?

- She's on the list.

But the doctors say
it could be a year or two

before she reaches the top.

In the meantime, she's
on dialysis three times a week.

Upside is

it keeps her stable.

Downside is

it's expensive.

Past year, bills have piled up.

We can't afford it anymore,
and without it...

- Wait, that's why you're
doing this?

If you make this look
like an accident,

your family can collect
the insurance.

- I got no other choice.

If I had, I would take it.

The money will keep
my daughter alive until she

can find a donor.

Any father
would make that trade.

- Miguel, does she know
what you're doing?

- No, no.

Neither does my wife.

I couldn't put that on them.

- Miguel, this is no longer
gonna look like an accident.

- Sure, it will.

They'll think the harness broke
when I fall.

No one will question
a thing if I slip.

Unless you tell them.

- No.

I won't.

Because actually,
I have a better solution.

One where your daughter lives,

and you're there
to live that life with her.

- How?

- We raise the money.

Once people hear about Ava's
story, they'll wanna help.

And I can make sure
they hear it.

- What if you can't?

- No, I can.

I have a podcast on FreeVerse,
my girlfriend is a journalist.

I promise I won't fail.

But I need you to hold on.

I need you to allow yourself
to be rescued.

[elevator dings]

- Miles, we're ready to go.
Tell Miguel to hold on tight.

- Wait.
Wait, wait, wait.

You can't raise the rig
just yet.

- Why not?

- Because if you do,

Miguel might jump.
- He told you this?

- Yes.
- Damn it.

You should have told me
the moment he said something.

- No, I can talk to him,
convince him not to do it.

I just need more time.
- No, we don't have it.

The cables were damaged
when the rig first collapsed.

And the winds are picking up.
If we don't raise Miguel

right away, that rig
could snap and fall.

[elevator dings]

- Miles.

This is Miguel's wife, Isabel.
I told her what's going on.

- Miguel?

Miguel.

- Look, deep down,
Miguel doesn't want to do this.

Give his wife a chance
to remind him of that.

- Miguel.

- Please.
- Okay.

- Hi, my name is Miles.
He can't hear you

through that window, but
you need to talk to Miguel.

He thinks this is the only way
to save your daughter.

[device beeps]

- Miguel?

Miguel, can you hear me?

Miguel, are you all right?
Can you hear me?

- Yes.

- You need to listen to me.

This isn't the way to save Ava.

- I love her so much.

I just want to protect her.

- I love her too.

But you can't do this to her.

To me.

God will find another way
to save our daughter.

Miguel, you

can't do this.

- Miguel,

they need to raise the rig
immediately, or it might fall.

Can I tell them
you're gonna hold on?

[suspenseful music]

♪

- Yes.

- We're a-go, raise it.
Raise it now.

[somber music]

Let's go.
Let's go.

- Miguel?

[crying]

♪

- Keep your promise, Miles.

My daughter's life
depends on it.

- I can't believe
we saved Miguel's life.

- Yeah, thanks for getting
Isabel down there in time.

- Yeah, of course.

So any word on Miguel?

- Yeah.
I spoke to the fire captain.

He said that Miguel was 5150'd.

He's being held overnight
at Bellevue for observation.

But considering
his circumstances

with his daughter,

and the fact that he was
never really suicidal,

he should be released
in the morning.

- Okay.
On the house for the heroes.

- Hey, thanks Ali.

We are basically
the Justice League.

- Hey, no, no.
Can't celebrate just yet.

I still have to follow through
on my promise I made to Miguel.

- What promise?
- Well, Miles said

he'd raise money
for Ava's dialysis treatment.

And that's like,
at least 100 grand.

- Wow.
How are you gonna do that?

- Well, my podcast has
picked up a lot of listeners

this year, and I'm hoping that
when they hear Miguel's story,

they'll wanna donate.

- Mm-hmm.
And once they do,

that money needs somewhere
to go, so I'm gonna set up

a GoFundMe page
for Miguel's family.

- Yeah, I'll write an article.

Get it out tonight.

I should take off.

- Yeah, I'll walk you out?

Hey.
Thanks again.

I couldn't have done this
without you.

- Miles--
- You said

that you don't think you could
be a part of this anymore.

But if you hadn't have
come down here today,

if you hadn't have brought
Isabel down,

Miguel wouldn't have gotten
off that rig.

I can't do this without you.

And more importantly,

I don't want to do this
without you.

- I know.

But when it comes
to the God Account,

I don't think what we want
really matters.

♪

- For the past year,

I have been telling you
about my Friend Suggestions.

Usually, it's
after we've helped them.

But this time,
it's different.

This time,
I need your help.

My friends and I have set up
a GoFundMe page.

All of the money donated

is going to my new Friend
Suggestion, Miguel Solano,

to help save
his 10-year-old daughter

who needs a kidney
transplant.

Now, some of you have already
read his story on "Catapult"

and started donating.

And for those
of you who haven't,

I made a promise, and I need
your help to keep it,

to make sure that this story
has a happy ending.

♪ We'll all be
we'll all be ♪

♪ We'll all be all right

♪

♪ We'll all be
we'll all be ♪

♪ We'll all be all right

[knocks]

Hey, Miguel.
It's good to see you.

- You too.

It's good to be standing
on solid ground.

- [chuckles]
Come on in.

I got your message.

What did you want
to talk to me about?

- It's barely been a day,

and you've already raised
thousands of dollars.

At this rate,

Ava can stay on dialysis
until we find a kidney donor.

- And I am just glad
I could help.

- You did more than that.

There's something I have
to ask you, Miles.

I had my wife, Isabel,
look you up.

Told me about your podcast,

about this God Account.

- Ah, and you want to know

if you were one
of my Friend Suggestions.

You were.

But I would have helped you
either way.

- When I was out
on that platform,

I thought the world
had turned its back on me.

On my family.
And so,

I prayed for God
to send me a miracle.

And then,

I heard your voice.

If that's not
the power of God--

- Trust me, Miguel.

God is not behind any of this.

- God is behind everything,
Miles.

He chooses people
to do His work.

For whatever reason,
He's chosen you.

After yesterday, I can see why.

- Miles.

- Hey, Dad.

- I...

I heard
about your Friend Suggestion.

- Yeah.
Yeah.

- And how's
the fundraising going?

- Better than I had hoped.

People are really responding
to Miguel's story.

And the funds are pouring in.

- That's terrific.
- Yeah.

- Why do I get the sense that

that's not why
you came down here?

- Because it's not.

It's about Cara.

- Things haven't settled
between you two?

- No.

I'm not sure if they will.
- Hmm.

- Dad, I think the only way
for us to save our relationship

is to give up the God Account.

- I see.
Is that what she wants?

- No.
She would never say it,

but I can tell deep down,
she knows it's the only way.

- And you want me to tell you

that you're making
the right decision, is that it?

- Am I?

- Let me ask you a question.

When you imagine your future,

and you're looking back
at this moment right now,

what decision
would you regret the most?

Walking away
from the God Account,

or Cara?

- I never thought
of the God Account

as being
in my life forever.

But with Cara,

I do.

- I guess you have your answer.

- Hey, I just saw
Miguel's GoFundMe page.

It's already at $25,000.
- Yeah.

Looks like everything
is gonna work out.

Which is why I came down here.

To talk about us.

Cara, you were right.

When it comes
to the God Account,

what we want
might not matter.

But that's only if we have
the God Account in our lives.

- What are you saying?

- I'm saying...

I choose you.

Miguel is
my last Friend Suggestion.

- Miles, I--I can't ask you
to do that.

- You're not.

This is what I want.

[cell phone buzzes]

Hey, Miguel.
What's going on?

What?

Yeah, I'll be right there.

- What's wrong?

- Miguel's at the hospital.

Ava just went
into kidney failure.

They're not sure
she's gonna make it.

Look.
I am so sorry, Miguel.

- Ava's kidneys stopped
responding to dialysis.

We all knew
this was a possibility.

It just happened faster
than we thought it would.

- Is there anything
they can do?

- The doctors said
unless she gets a transplant,

she won't make it
more than a day or two.

- Well, what
about the donor list?

Given her condition,
she had to move up.

- She did.
Ava's number two on the list.

And a kidney became available
this morning.

It's type O.
A universal donor.

The person ahead of her

is being prepped
for surgery right now.

Chances of finding a match for
Ava on time are next to none.

- Miguel, I don't know
what to say.

I promised to help save
your daughter--

- Miles.

I could have all the money
in the world,

and it wouldn't be enough
to fix this.

But because of you,

I'm able to be here with her.

Even if it's to say goodbye.

That's why I called.
I just wanted to say thank you.

[melancholy music]

♪

- So you really think this
is what the God Account wanted?

To make sure that Miguel was
with his daughter in the end?

- No, there must be something
that we're missing.

You okay?

- It's the best day of my life.

They just found a kidney match
for my son, Ben.

We've been waiting
for over two years.

It's a miracle.

- That's great news.
Congratulations.

We're actually here

because we know the family
who's next in line.

- Well, tell them
to hang in there.

I know how powerless it feels
just sitting around.

All I wanted was to be
a match for my son,

but Ben's blood type
is just so rare.

- You mind if I ask what it is?

- AB negative.

Less than 1%
of the population has it.

- That's it.
That's what we've been missing.

I need to find Miguel.

Miguel.

Hey, I've been looking all over
for you.

- Miles, what is it?

- Look, you said that your
blood type is extremely rare.

That's why you weren't a match
for Ava.

- That's right.
- Are you AB negative?

- Yeah.
How'd you know that?

- You said you couldn't save
your daughter's life.

I think you can.

Just not the way you thought.

♪

[overlapping chatter]

- You are gonna do great.

And I apologize

on behalf of both of the Finer
men for their absence tonight.

- Thank you, Ali.

But it's okay.

Your father has important
business with the diocese.

- Ladies and gentlemen,
Trish Allen.

- Okay, that's my cue.

- Break a leg.
- Thank you.

[applause]

- Thank you for meeting
with us, Bishop Finer.

Sorry for the short notice.

- No problem at all.

I appreciate the chance
to walk you through my ideas.

♪

- Is that a copy
of your proposals?

- Um, yes.

Truth be told,

everything you need to know
are in these folders.

- Do you have
somewhere else to be?

♪

- Actually,

I do.

My sincere apologies,
but I have to go.

- Arthur,

we didn't come
all the way down here

just to look
over your agenda.

We want to get
to know who you are.

What you believe in.

It's far more important
than whatever's in these files.

- We can agree on that.

And I will be happy to sit
with you any other night.

I'll fly to Washington
if I have to.

And I should have told you that
from the start.

But my fiancée
is singing tonight.

It's important to her.

And I need to be there.

I think that tells you
everything you need to know

about me.

[applauding]

- This next song,

I wrote for my fiancé.

Who never ceases
to surprise me.

♪

♪ I waited so long

♪ For this moment

♪

♪ To stand

♪ Here with you

♪

- Mr. and Mrs. Solano.
The results are in.

- So?

- Well, not only are you
the same blood type as Ben,

but you are also
a perfect tissue match.

Now I spoke to his family,

and if you are willing
to donate your kidney to Ben,

then Ava would be approved

to receive the kidney
that's coming in now.

- Absolutely.

- With the organ
already en route,

we expedited all
of the paperwork.

So let's get you prepped
for surgery.

- Thank you.

Looks like you made good on
your promise after all, Miles.

If you hadn't saved my life,

I wouldn't be here
to save hers.

[hopeful music]

♪

Thank you.

- You're welcome.

♪

- You were...

Amazing.

- What are you doing here?

What happened with the bishops
from the executive council?

- I told them that I would love
their support.

But that there was some place
I needed to be.

- You know what?

I'm gonna go grab
a drink at the bar.

- That's incredible.

Thank you.

That means the world to me.

- I can't believe that I
even considered missing it.

You have given so much for us.

That from now on,

you come first.

And if something is important
to you,

I'm gonna be there.

Always.

- Well, I'm glad to hear it
because I just thought

of something
that is very important to me.

[chuckling]

- That was quick.
What is it?

- You.

It's us, Arthur.

I'm ready to get married.

I am ready to be your wife
as soon as possible.

- The surgeries
were a success.

- Look, I thought
about what you said.

And I want you to know
that I appreciate it.

But you can't walk away
from the God Account, Miles.

- Cara--
- No, look.

I have seen you do
some amazing things.

But today,

today was a reminder
of how special you are.

It took five years

for the God Account to find
a replacement for Gideon.

Think about all the lives
that won't be helped,

the lives that won't be saved
if you walk away.

How could we be happy together
knowing that?

That's why I need to walk away
from the God Account

and from you.

- Wait--hey, Cara.
Cara--Cara, hey.

Don't, don't, don't.
Don't do this.

- I don't see any other way.

I wish I did.

But you can't leave the
God Account and I can't stay.

Not after what happened,
knowing it'll happen again.

- Okay, what if I walked away,

and no one from the God Account
got hurt?

What if there was a way that we
could be together

and no one had
to pay the price?

- There is nothing
that I want more.

But we both the God Account
won't let that happen.

I'm sorry.

Miles,

I love you.

But it's over.

♪ Where ever you've gone

♪

♪ How, how, how

♪

♪ I just need to know

♪

♪ That you
won't forget about me ♪

♪ Where ever you've gone

- I'm sorry, Miles.
Like, I know how hard this is.

But at least
she still loves you.

- But knowing
she still loves me

doesn't make it easier, Rakesh.
It makes it harder.

And also, why are we walking
to Grand Central again?

- I told you,

there's a churros stand that's
gonna blow your mind, okay?

It's the first place I came
after Jaya and I broke up.

- Okay, so first burritos,
and now churros?

You have a problem, Rakesh.

- I love food, okay?
Guilty as charged.

What are you gonna do, man?

- I don't know.

But Cara was right
about one thing.

It took the God Account
five years

to find a replacement
for Gideon.

If I walk away now,
who knows how long

before Friend Suggestions
were being helped again?

- Too bad we can't just find
your replacement now, huh?

- Wait.

That's it.

- What is?

- If I can figure out who's
behind the God Account, then

maybe I can convince them to
find someone else to take over.

And when they do,
Cara and I can be together.

- Sounds like a good plan.
- Yeah?

- Other than, you know,

having absolutely no way to
track down who's behind this.

- Miles?

- Joy?
- Rakesh.

- Hey, Joy.
What are you doing here?

- I just got back into town.

This is crazy, I was literally
about to call you guys.

I'm back working as
a public defender in Chicago.

I'm here in town for a case.

- Oh wait, that's great.
What kind of case?

- Well, actually,

that's part of the reason
I wanted to talk to you.

Miles, I have a lead
on the God Account.

- What are you talking about?

- The Friend Suggestions.
They're not picked at random.

I found a connection
between all of them.