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Too pretty. And why does he look
like he moisturizes

-more than me?
-Never trust a man

with a 12-step
skin care routine.

[both laugh]

Hard pass.
This jawline makes him

look like he hosts
a crypto podcast.

[chuckles]

-Ooh.
-Oh.

Now, handsome.

Obscenely tall.

Bad boy vibes.

Doesn't he remind you
of somebody?

Oh, now that you mention it,
he does.

[gasps]
I know.

Izaiah Hawthorne.

Now, he would be a get.

-Of course you would go there.
-Wait.

Who were you thinking of?

Uh...

Dani?

What did you do?

Was it something despicable?

No.

Someone despicable.

So, babe, I was thinking Thai.

Unless you're not in the mood
for spice,

in which case I can order

from that Mediterranean place
you like.

Hayley.

Yes?

You can stop.

-But, Bill, I just want...
-No, no, sweetheart.

I'm fine. All right?

If I weren't,
I wouldn't be back here at work

trying to untangle this mess
left behind

by my so-called staff
when I wasn't here.

Now, I love you, but
I really don't need you doing

temperature checks
every five minutes.

Okay, well,
it's for good reason.

I mean, you don't get any points

for pretending
it never happened.

I'm not pretending.

I'm focusing on what
I can control, which is work.

And in order for me to do that,

I need a few hours
without interruption.

All right? I mean, God,
between you and the girls,

shoot, maybe dying
might be the only way

I get any peace and quiet.

Dying? Look, don't even joke
about that with me, Bill.

[indistinct chatter
in background]

Mom, Joey.

I know
this probably seems random,

me asking you to meet me here.

But I needed...

No.

Mom deserves to know the truth

about what happened to Daddy.

And who you've been sleeping
next to every night.

You see, Mom,

Dad didn't just die
in some tragic accident.

He was murdered.

And Joey's the one who did it.

♪ ♪

You're right,
I can't come in too hot yet.

We're playing the long game.

Mom has to believe
I've made peace,

that I'm ready
to play happy family.

Then, when Joey gets
comfortable,

I go in for the kill.

Are you sure she's okay with us?

With me?

She wants this dinner
to be a fresh start.

You'll see. She's finally ready
to give you a chance.

Or she's playing the long game.

But we'll find out tonight.

I guess we will.

[soul music playing]

I killed a man.

And I snuffed his life
like it was nothing.

And the other...

...what I did to his face...

[scoffs]

...I see it in my nightmares.

It was awful.

And...

...that's why
I couldn't tell you.

[sniffles]

[sighs]

You didn't trust me

to love all of you,

even the parts
you were ashamed of.

What I'm saying is, I...

can't trust you now.

KAT:
Worst-case scenario,

she's quitting her job
to start a goat farm.

You think my social justice
warrior sister who cried

when she stepped on a snail
in third grade

wants to slaughter goats?

Well, she doesn't have
to slaughter them.

It could be an ethical goat farm

where she uses their milk
to make artisanal cheeses

and organic skin care products.

You know,
I'd actually support that.

Goat cheese is fire.

-Exactly.
-Mm.

I thought if I escaped
to get myself a drink,

you guys would be done
talking about this.

I'm sure Naomi didn't call
this last-minute meeting

to talk about goats.

Either way,
we're about to find out.

NAOMI:
Hi, family.

-[chuckles] Hi, cuz.
-[chuckles] Hi.

Hi, Martin. Mwah.

Thank you, guys, for coming
on such short notice.

Of course, cuz.

What's going on?

Well, I'm not gonna dance
around it.

Um...

I've tested positive
for the BRCA gene.

I lied to everyone
about my results.

Naomi, why would you do that?

And, most importantly,
why are you telling us now?

Have you been diagnosed
with cancer?

No. No, thankfully.
I've been screened.

And for now I'm okay.

CHELSEA:
Maybe your body is,

but your mind certainly isn't.

KAT:
Hey, let's hear her out

before we pass judgment.

You can't be okay with this.

-And you either, Martin.
-I didn't say I was.

But I trust Naomi.

And I know that keeping secrets
isn't always black-and-white.

After the liver stuff

and everyone giving
their unsolicited opinions

about my body,

I get wanting to keep it quiet.

Gran was fighting breast cancer,

Mom had just found out that she
was positive for the variant,

and Jacob went undercover.

And I, I didn't want
to distract him

when he was
already carrying so much.

Hold up.

You didn't even tell
your husband?

Given the situation,

I was worried
it'd be too much for him.

Along with what I'm considering
doing next.

What do you mean?

Yeah. What are you considering?

You did someone despicable?

Despicable and tall,
I'm assuming.

Yeah, it was Bill.

Oh.

This is messy.

And premium content.

Spill the tea.

Every last... drop.

[chuckles]

The night of the tornado,

we were stuck in the elevator.

I thought
everyone I loved was dead.

Hell, I thought I was gonna die.

I was spiraling.

I couldn't think.
I couldn't breathe.

And, Pamela...

Bill grounded me.

He talked me down.

And turned you on

-while at it?
-Yeah.

No. Honestly...

...it's all a haze.

Look, I know Bill is
a charismatic mountain of a man.

Six-foot-something
of stubbornness

and questionable
decision-making.

But...

for you to climb that mountain
while the world was

crumbling around you,

ooh, damn, Dani.

More like "damned."

Have you said anything to Andre?

No. And the guilt
is eating me alive.

I love my husband.

The last thing
I want to do is hurt him.

ANDRE:
There he is.

The man, the myth.

Earth to Smitty.

-[sniffles]
-[chuckles]

Oh. Andre. Sorry.

Uh...

Damn, I...

I must have drifted.

That was a deep drift.

Deeper than that line drive
you hit on hole eight

when it was supposed
to be hole seven. [chuckles]

Okay. In any other instance, you
would have just clapped back.

So I'm gonna ask you if...

Please.

[sighs]

In-law to in-law,
what's up, man?

I'm just thinking about Martin.

Is he all right?

Yeah, yeah. It's nothing
to get worked up about.

He's fine.

Now.

But a year ago he wasn't,

and...

I wasn't sure
we were gonna make it.

HAYLEY:
Fine.

You win.

-I usually do.
-Mm.

Who was that?

The country club.

Since you want me
out of the way so badly,

I booked myself
a last-minute spa appointment.

-You are good with that, right?
-Yeah.

If that means we both get

a little uninterrupted
personal time, I insist on it.

So go. Have your spa night.

Okay, well, listen,
don't get it twisted.

I will have my phone on me,

so you call me
if you need anything at all.

You know what, even if you
don't, I am going to text you

to make sure
nothing has changed.

That part, Bill Hamilton,
is nonnegotiable.

Yes, ma'am.

Mm.

-Okay.
-You're so good to me.

-[chuckles softly]
-And thank you for,

you know, just letting me
handle this my way

and not turning it
into a whole situation.

-Of course.
-I appreciate you.

Good to see you back, Bill,

especially after Naomi
swooped in

and started issuing orders
like she runs the place.

Okay, well,
that sounds like my cue.

I will see you both later.

Okay.

Tell me something, Tomas.

Do you have a problem with
taking orders from my daughter?

It's not that I have
a problem taking orders

-from your daughter.
-No?

Then what is it?

I just assumed
I'd be handling things.

-Like last time.
-Mm-hmm.

Like when I was in the hospital
dealing with my stroke?

Or when Chelsea was kidnapped?

I stepped up.

Both times.

And I did a damn good job.

Yeah, I know.

Which is why I rewarded you
with a promotion, Tomas.

You know...

there's still one lesson
that you have yet to learn.

When the prosecution
throws you a curveball,

you don't run to the judge
and whine about fairness.

You pivot

and you stay in the damn game.

I don't have a problem
working with Naomi.

I have a problem
working forher.

I put in the sweat equity,

earned the trust of the partners
and the staff,

went head-to-head with Pauline
for that junior partner slot

and won.

But I can't compete
with nepotism.

Thanks for coming to dinner.

Wouldn't miss it.

Where's Donnell?

-Running late?
-Oh, he's busy.

On campus doing
a community service project

with his fraternity.

He wants to video chat
with us later, though.

I hate missing him, but...

I love that he's taking
his responsibilities seriously.

JOEY:
Speaking of serious...

...how is it
working with your mother?

I know she can be
a bit headstrong

-when it comes to work.
-Mm.

Like mother, like daughter.

No, I had no doubt.

Deanna's usually the first one
in the office.

I like to be punctual
and prepared.

I even took the liberty
of preordering our drinks.

JOEY:
Did you?

You know my preferences?

You'd be surprised what I know.

Well, now that makes me
very curious

about what you have in mind
for us tonight.

I really thought I was past him.

I felt past him.

Please, the day
that you are over Bill Hamilton

is the day they lower you
into the ground.

And even then, you'd probably
claw your way out of the casket

just to see
if that man was standing there

pretending to mourn.

But I love Andre.

He's thoughtful and he listens

and he's faithful.

And he's everything Bill isn't.

So why isn't that enough?

Why does Bill have
this grip on me?

Because you were married to him
for more than half your life.

You have kids together
and memories and...

Oh, you can finish
each other's sentences.

You can read each other's moods
without a word.

That kind of connection
doesn't just evaporate.

As true as all that may be,

it doesn't justify
what I've done.

You thought
you were going to die.

Okay? It's natural
you reached out to him.

But that isn't romance, Dani.

That's instinct.

It's a mistake.

A horrible one.

-[sighs]
-And that bastard

won't let me forget it.

He-he keeps dangling it

every chance he gets
just to get under my skin.

That's whose arms I ran to?

A man who is incapable
of change?

Who-who lies?

Who cheats and always will?

Pamela, what does that say
about me?

[chuckles] I did not mean
to be so melodramatic.

I was just thinking back
to when Martin and I

-were having some trust issues.
-Mm.

It happens
to a lot of couples, man.

-You and Dani?
-Nah. [chuckles]

Not yet.

-Knock on wood.
-[knocks]

When we got back from Vegas,
we laid down some ground rules.

So, so far,
they've held up for us.

Yeah.

Martin and I
started off strong, too.

Trust was never an issue for us

'cause we told each other
everything.

But, I don't know,

the daily grind
kind of takes over.

-You start talking less.
-Mm.

Martin and I are solid now.

Honestly, I've...

never been more in love
with my husband.

Speaking of which,
I might have to bounce soon

if I'm gonna be on time
to meet him.

-You're gonna see Martin today?
-Yeah.

Oh, what about?

I'm not sure.

I got his message to meet

once I already put in my order
for here.

I guess we'll find out
soon enough.

Nice. Well, give him my love.

[chuckles]
No doubt.

-All right.
-See you.

Yeah.

[soul music playing]

I've been doing
a lot of thinking

and a lot of research.

I'm strongly leaning
toward a double mastectomy.

Like years from now, right?

Well, I haven't decided when,
but,

no, maybe not years.

This is because of Gran?

Watching Gran
go through chemo and...

almost losing her
to that infection.

If I can keep my family
from reliving that trauma,

I'm taking it.

A double mastectomy
addresses breast cancer,

but BRCA doesn't stop there.

Right. It also increases
the risk of other cancers

like ovarian and uterine cancer.

So are we talking
a hysterectomy?

-Because that's a lot.
-Right now

I am focusing
on one thing at a time.

And what does Jacob think?

I told him yesterday.

And he's been incredible.

He actually came with me
to my doctor's appointment,

and I think he had
more questions than me.

[both chuckle]

Well, I'm glad
he's being supportive.

-Me, too.
-Ooh.

I hate to do this,
but I have to bounce.

I have a last-minute meeting.

-Mm.
-Whatever you decide, Naomi,

you have my full support.

Thank you, Martin.

-See you.
-Love you.

Love you, too.

Whew, okay.

Well, enough doom and gloom.

What's new with you two?

Well, if we need
a palate cleanser,

-I need to show you my new...
-CHELSEA: Hold up.

I'm sorry, Kat.

We're not just pivoting like
this is some cute little brunch.

I still have questions.

I'm trying really, really hard
not to make this about me,

but this really stinks.

I know it does.

You had something that serious
in your body,

and you didn't think
we should know about it?

I needed space, Chelsea.

If I had told everyone,

they would have been
all up in my business.

-And I moved out
of Fairmount Crest for a reason.
-[scoffs]

I love our family.

Deeply.

But, come on,
you know that we can be a lot.

Mm. Understatement
of the century.

I needed time.

To sit with this and come up
with a plan on my own.

Not some panic response shaped
by everyone else's anxieties.

So you iced me out.

Out of everyone.

I would have shown up for you.

I know.

You always do.

But I needed
to carry this my way.

Same way you came out
on your own terms

and I respected that.

I was hoping
you'd respect this, too.

I hate arguing with you.

It's pointless anyway.

KAT:
Facts.

All right.

I'll chill out.

I'm just glad I know now

so I can be there for you.

Yeah.

Come here.

[sighs]
Thank you, sister.

-I love you.
-I love you.

Love you, Kat.

I love you, too.

Okay, okay, okay. Now
we can officially stop talking

about my health.

Kat, you were gonna say
something before.

Oh, I just...

got a new condo.

-You what? [gasps]
-[chuckles]

Yeah. And I have a roommate.

Uh, well, a part-time one.

Andre, I appreciate
you making the time.

Oh, yeah. When
a sitting congressman texts,

you show up.
[chuckles]

I just ran into Smitty,
actually, at Orphey Gene's.

That man has mad love for you.

It goes both ways.

As well as you, my cousin,

who I have
a deep appreciation for.

All right. All right.

Sounds like I'm being
buttered up for something.

-[chuckles]
-Mm-hmm.

Shonda and I have been reviewing
the family photos

-you took before the fundraiser.
-Okay.

We've been thinking
about the general election,

-and November's coming fast.
-Mm.

So we want to shift
the image a bit.

Ah. How so?

A little less
"career politician"

and more
"the neighbor you can trust."

Mm. A man of the people.

Exactly. And we need someone

with your eye
and instincts, cuz.

-Martin, I... [sighs]
-I know your work schedule

is on an international scale,

but I would be an idiot
if I didn't ask.

Will you be my official
campaign photographer?

Yes. Definitely, Cyn.

I am on track
to meet my deadline.

Well, this-this time I want
to widen the lens a little bit.

Yeah, specifically
with Lia Whitmore.

Well, a former chief of staff
doesn't just...

fall from the sky dirty.

Or we can also play
the embezzlement angle.

Yeah.

Well, there is one more person.

Uh, Lynette Wise.

She might be a factor, but...

I need more corroboration
before I know how much

of a...

You know,
let me call you back, Cyn.

I-I might have just stumbled
upon something.

Okay. Yeah.

Hey, uh, Hayley.

-Hey.
-Hey.

Do you mind joining me
for a minute?

Sure.
[chuckles]

Please.

So, I'm doing a series
on the Red Market ring,

specifically the people
behind it.

-Mm-hmm.
-And one name
just keeps popping up.

Lia Whitmore.

Sorry, I-I won't be much help.

I only met the woman once
at a charity function.

Mm-hmm. But her orbit overlaps

with somebody that you knew
a little bit better.

Lynette Wise.

Listen, I've been worried sick

since Lynette disappeared.

But maybe your article
can bring Lia to justice

if she's involved
in any kind of way.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, uh...

if you think of anything else,

please let me know.

Of course.

-All right. See you.
-See you.

[R & B playing]

Solid pick, Deanna.

She knows her wine.

Deanna spent a semester abroad
in Tuscany.

I chose this bottle because
it was one of your favorites

when you and Dad came to visit.

Joey's been there, too.

He told me
all about his adventures.

Y-You two probably hit
some of the same spots.

JOEY:
Well, I tried to immerse myself.

Local markets,

late suppers.

You strike me as more
of a museum and postcard type.

You know, touristy things.

I actually prefer
the local stuff as well.

The hill towns near Pienza.

Cafés in Montefollonico.

It's okay
if you don't know them.

Don't be embarrassed.

What is everybody ordering?

Baby, the lamb here's
incredible.

JOEY:
Here's a random thing.

You showed me a, uh...

a Tuscany magnet

when we were going through
Doug's things in my condo.

You must have given that to him
after your trip?

VANESSA:
We're ready to order now.

I'm sure going through Dad's
stuff couldn't have been easy.

I'm glad you had someone there
with you, Mom.

Thank you for saying that.

It was a lot.

Find anything interesting?

[Joey inhales sharply]

Nothing comes to mind.

Just the usual.

Old papers.
[chuckles softly]

A stress ball.

Cardiology textbooks.

Why your dad kept
half of that stuff,

I'll never know.

I've seen your cooking videos.

You've got some major skills.

Oh, he's amazing.

The meals Joey's made me
are unreal.

I still dream
about his ropa vieja.

And the scones.

You've got to try
the scones, Deanna.

Well, I'll give you some
some morning

to take to work.

To share.

Can't wait to try them.

You don't love a person for that
many years and then just stop.

Honestly, I'm surprised
it didn't happen sooner.

Wow, thank you
for believing in me.

I do believe in you.

That is why I'm not pretending
that this came out of the blue.

There have been
too many near misses.

Honestly. I mean,

it was bound to happen
sooner or later.

Well, it's nice that you're
cutting me some slack

because the universe
certainly isn't.

I am convinced
that because of all my mistakes

Naomi is the one
who's paying the price.

If a man temporarily moves
into your condo,

is that really moving in?

As opposed to
a toothbrush situation.

Girl, if his socks
are in your drawer,

that man lives there.

-[chuckles]
-Okay.

What the...?

Glad to see
I'm not the only one clocking

how hands-off she's being.

What do you mean "hands-off"?

Dad checked himself out of the
hospital against medical advice

even after Madison and I
begged him to stay.

You're telling me Hayley
wasn't there when Dad left?

No. Just me,

Madison, and Dad being Dad.

It's wild
the difference a wife makes.

Your mom would have been posted
up in that hospital room

-like it was her second home.
-Mm-hmm.

Meanwhile, Hayley's out here
doing cocktail hour.

Unbelievable.

Ah.

Look at this table
of familiar faces.

Okay, then. Guess we're not
doing pleasantries tonight.

Why are you here

and not with your husband?

When I told you I was thinking
about leaving the firm,

you basically said
I was essential.

Yeah. You are.

That wasn't me blowing smoke.

But now Naomi's back in the mix.

And that's what?
Now what?

You feel like the sky
is falling? Come on.

I'm just wondering
where I stand.

I even considered postponing
my trip home,

since I wasn't sure
I'd have a job when I got back.

[scoffs]

Relax, Tomas.

All right?

Go to Puerto Rico.
Have yourself a good time.

Enjoy yourself.
You've earned it.

And your office
will be right where you left it.

I appreciate that.

I could really use the break.

I've had a lot on my mind.

Oh, yeah, like what?

Proposing to my niece?

Been there, done that.

Oh.

And?

She said no.

Um, hey, I appreciate the offer.

Being the official photographer
for your campaign

would be a highlight, no doubt.

But I hear a "but."

Uh, I have to check my schedule.
[chuckles]

I already have a shoot in Korea
that's in the books.

-I figured.
-Yeah.

Your calendar's
probably as ruthless as mine.

Yeah. But that being said,

I believe in your message.

I think you're one of the most
honest people in politics.

That's high praise.

I'm serious.

I see the way
people react to you.

At the fundraiser,
at the town halls.

Even your husband said
how well you handle pressure.

He did?

Yeah, I-I probably shouldn't
have said that, but, um...

But you did.

So finish your thought.

He just said
that you guys had a few...

...rough patches.

A year ago.

Mm-hmm.

Issues. Big ones.

Smitty didn't go
into any specifics.

And I won't either.

But I will say this
because you're family.

When it's good,

when you're
in this honeymoon phase

and everything feels easy...

Yeah.

...and you start believing
that...

-...bliss is permanent...
-Mm.

...that love will carry you
through anything.

Mm.

It's like it's some autopilot.

But it doesn't?

Nope.

That's when
the real work starts.

[sighs]

I'm hearing you.

I don't want you to think
I'm taking anything for granted.

Good. Because love
will hold the ladder.

But you, my friend,

you have to climb it yourself.

[chuckles softly]

You know, I feel very lucky
to be a part of this family.

For a long time,
I-I didn't feel safe.

You know,
after my parents died, I ran.

-To Europe, mostly, right?
-Yeah.

To London, Berlin,

Lagos.
[chuckles]

I remember you sending us
those postcards.

Yeah. But what the postcards
didn't show you

was how lost I was.

I kept everybody and everything
at arm's length.

I figured distance
was the only way

to not lose the ones
I cared about.

But then I came home.

And, uh, I started seeing Dani.

And now you don't
just have a wife.

You have roots.

Yeah.

And I don't want to do anything
to mess that up.

Oh. Poor Naomi.

That's it?

[stammers]
What were you expecting?

Sympathy.

Outrage.

Of course you have my sympathy.

I am so, so sorry
that your family's

having to go through
another cancer scare.

That is tragic and unfair.

But I'm not going to indulge
this theory of yours

that the universe
is doling out karma

because you had a weak moment.

You don't think
it's all connected?

If every bad decision
came with instant consequences,

the world would have collapsed
by lunchtime.

[chuckles softly] This isn't
about accountability, Dani.

This is about you finding
another way to punish yourself.

So what am I supposed to do?

Just pretend it never happened?

Sweetheart,
you know that that is useless.

The harder you try
not to think about something,

the louder the voices get.

So don't censor it.

Contextualize it.

What does that mean?
[sniffles]

It means that you need
to think about the big picture,

the whole story.

Not just the sex but...

the bad times, too.

Remember what it felt like

when Bill sent you flowers
and jewelry

and you knew exactly what it was
that he was apologizing for?

The humiliation,
the gaslighting.

-[sniffles]
-Yes, the arguments

that you walked away from
feeling crazy

just for asking
reasonable questions.

The nights that you felt lonely
in your own marriage.

And then remember, my dear,

that you are not
in that prison anymore.

You are with a man who sees you,

who listens,

and who doesn't try to make you
question your own reality

just to protect his ego.

So I'm supposed to just relive
all these worst parts

in order to justify
hurting the good guy?

No.

You are supposed
to remember the truth

and stop romanticizing
this man

who never earned the pedestal
that you put him on.

You survived that chapter.

You closed that book.

Do not reopen it just because
the cover is pretty.

[sniffles]

You're exactly who
I needed today.

[chuckles softly]

My darling friend...

I'm exactly who you need
every day.

[both laughing]

Come, come.

-[chuckling]: Oh.
-[sniffles]

Thank you both.
I'm glad we did this.

I love you, sweetie.

I love you, too, Mom.

Thank you for covering dinner.

And for the dessert.

It's my pleasure.

I'll see you at home
for Donnell's call?

Wouldn't miss it.

Well, look, at least Kat didn't
slam the door in your face

when you proposed.

She's just not ready right now.

When I get back, we're talking
about me moving in.

Considering it a trial run.

Okay. Well, if Kat didn't see
a future with you,

she would have never given you
a key.

That's what I keep telling
myself.

You know, the reason
I wanted to propose

-was your stance on family.
-Mm.

It's always been on my mind.

Now, wait. Hold on now.

Don't misinterpret
what I've been saying.

I won't tolerate you using Kat
as a rung on your career ladder.

I would never. That...

Let me rephrase that.

I love Kat deeper
than I've ever loved anyone.

That tornado made that
crystal clear for me.

Mm. All right.

That's more like it.

You can go.

First...

Bill, you've been a mentor to me

longer
than you probably realize.

Even if your delivery
can be a little rough,

I appreciate your advice.

I just learned
that my dad checked himself out

of the hospital
against medical advice.

And you're just fine with that?

-I couldn't stop Bill
if I tried.
-[scoffs]

He wanted to get back
to the office.

Right. Because collapsing
during a deposition

is usually a green light
to clock back in.

I mean, seriously,
are you trying to kill Bill?

I came over here to be civil.

His health scare should be
pulling this family together,

not turning it
into a firing squad.

Just because
you're married to their dad

does not make you family.

Ah.

I see donating
part of your liver

didn't upgrade your personality.

You're still catty as ever.

Excuse me, Mrs. Hamilton.

Your aesthetician's ready.

-Be right there.
-[chuckles softly]

Wow.

Drinks and spa appointments.

Hmm.

Enjoy your facial.

We'll go check on Dad and
make sure he hasn't keeled over

during your exfoliation.

You do that.

[Naomi scoffs]

What does Dad see in her?

I submit exhibit double "D"
into evidence.

[sighs]

Hey, babe.

How did the work session go?

Please tell me you found
the perfect snowboard model

so I can stop hearing about it.

Mm.

Okay.

Usually that face means that
this is not about snowboards.

What's going on?

I just want to say I love you.

You know what's funny?

I've been telling anybody who'd
listen that same thing all day.

I love you, too.

And I'm grateful for you.

I'm grateful for how solid
this marriage feels.

I don't take it for granted.

Not for a second.

[Dani chuckles softly]

Mmm.

[soul music playing]

-Hey.
-How's it going?

Mwah.

Cousin summit go well?

Or... multiple cousin summit?

[chuckles]
We can trade war stories later.

I just want to be here.

With you.

You know,
it's not lost on me that,

a year ago,
this place almost marked

the beginning of our end.

Yeah.

It's been on my mind, too.

But I made a choice
not to live in the past.

Same.

Because I know
what I want in my present.

And that is?

To go home,

-hug my husband...
-Mm.

...and never let him go.

I love that plan.

And I love you.

I did what you wanted me to,
Daddy.

I broke bread with the man
who made your life hell.

He may have Mom fooled,
but he doesn't have me fooled.

[grunts]

[pants]

[exhales]

That went really well.

No tears, no yelling.

I take that as progress.

If you're happy, I'm happy.

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