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- $50 million, it's the largest
donation in ACC history.

- We can discuss more in-person.

I will see you in Paris.

Paris?

My meeting just pushed.

It's a total power move.

Sophie Arnaud is famous for it.

- You're reconnecting
with three exes

because your late mom is sending
you on a quest to find love?

- My sister makes it
sound really weird

when she talks about it, too.

JASON KNIGHTLY: I don't know
if there's a way to make

it sound normal, Martin.

You ask a lot of questions.

Only when I like someone.

CHELSEA MARTIN: It has been
a while since I liked a guy.

- You really like
this French guy, huh?

I have a surprise planned.

CHELSEA MARTIN: You were right.

Everyone wants something.

Goodbye, Sebastian.

OK, wait.

- I can't imagine wanting
anything else in the world

while you're in that dress.

[serene music]

- What happened next--

well, this part is
hard to talk about.

But I promised you the whole
truth, Knightly, all of it,

even when it hurts.

I think about the first day we
met more often than I should.

[upbeat music] Yeah,
we rock and roll

Volume overdose

Get up, hit the road

Tick, tick, tick

Yeah, go boom

These videos are everywhere.

He started a viral campaign.

Got hundreds of thousands
of people to participate.

Cool.

I'm glad you think so.

He starts today.

Wait, what?

I think we always
collaborate on new hires.

There's a synergy to my team.

Can I meet him before
this is finalized?

I'm so sorry.

I should have been clearer.

He's not on your team.

He'll be a senior Director
of Major Gifts, just like you.

You'll be partners
moving forward.

Partners?

Partners?

I've never had
a partner in this role.

We're growing.

It's a good thing.

[suspenseful, slow music]

Why wasn't I consulted?

Well, it all moves so fast.

We don't wanna lose him.

And he had offers from
several marketing firms,

including one from Google.

It's a huge win for the ACC.

Is it?

I just don't see how his
experience translates here.

People like him.

- Sir, I think this
is unnecessary.

I have singlehandedly
tripled our yearly intake

since I've been in this role.

- No one's denying
your effectiveness.

Apparently, it's not enough.

[sighs] Now we're bringing
in some flashy guy

with a nice face
and mediocre dancing skills,

as if he's gonna
somehow do anything

to add value to the department
that I have created?

Ouch!

I kind of thought my dancing
skills were pretty good.

Jason.

I'm so sorry.

This is not how I
envisioned you two meeting.

Why don't you go smooth things
over with your new partner?

Of course.

Don't worry.

I also heard you say
I had a nice face.

- Do you always eavesdrop
on people's meetings?

- You always as threatened
by new colleagues?

- I'm not threatened.
I'm just--

Competitive.

OK, I like a little
friendly competition.

Why don't we see who can pull
in more donations this quarter?

Is this is a game to you?

OK, because the ACC
is not trendy.

It's not gonna make you rich.

And the work we do here, it's
life or death for the people

we help.

Are you afraid of losing?

No, absolutely not.

So we're on then.

- Do you like being
humiliated or something?

[scoffs] Oh, we're on.

CHELSEA MARTIN: OK.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

Excuse me.

- OK, why don't we-- why don't
we grab a drink and get to know

each other better, all right?

Maybe start over.

CHELSEA MARTIN
(VOICEOVER): Believe

it or not, I wanted to say yes.

My nice face comment
wasn't a lie.

No one had caught
my eye in years.

And it scared me.

- [sighs] It's not
really my scene.

- [chuckles lightly] I
didn't suggest a place.

I know.

CHELSEA MARTIN
(VOICEOVER): I can't

help wondering what might have
happened if I had the guts

to go with you that day.

Would we still have been
rivals all those years?

[serene music]

- What?
No, no.

You can have it.

Take it.

- I mean, would
it be crazy if we

ordered another plate of fries?

- You want another
plate of fries?

- Oh, I mean--

WAITER: For you.

Beat you to it.

CHELSEA MARTIN
(VOICEOVER): All I know is

I wouldn't take any of it back.

Not the bickering, not Paris,
not a single second of it,

Knightly.

- You are and always will
be my biggest what if.

[theme music] Don't get me wrong

If I'm looking kind of dazzled

I see neon lights

Whenever you walk by

Don't get me wrong

If I'm acting so distracted

I'm thinking 'bout the fireworks

That go off when you smile

[upbeat music]

[singing in french]

CHELSEA MARTIN:
My night was dangerously

close to ending in disaster.

Thank you for saving it.

Oh, you saved my night, too.

The Sox were down in the sixth.

White or Red?

Martin.

I don't do sports ball stuff.

- How have you lived
your whole life in Boston?

- I don't know, a little
willful ignorance

and a touch of rebellion.

Mm.

So, did they win?

I haven't looked.

- Well, don't let me keep
you from finding out.

So I know how important
this stuff is to you people.

- Nah, you're not
keeping me from anything.

So you're one of those?

You're gonna go back and you're
gonna watch on a delay

the whole thing in your room.

[chuckles] Guilty.

- I mean, between
us, I don't even

really hate baseball that much.

I just kind of like getting
a rise out of sports fans.

- Well, your secret's
safe with me.

[chuckles] [deep exhale]

- So have you heard
from the third guy?

Hmm?

- There were three
of them, right?

The whole gap year thing?

Oh, yeah, Marcos.

No, he hasn't written back yet.

Things between us
didn't end so--

well, honestly, they
never really ended.

I sort of just ghosted him.

Man, what did he do?

- When I got the call that my
mom was sick, I packed my bags

and I left Spain
with no explanation.

I never returned a single
one of his phone calls.

And it wasn't him.

He was-- he was amazing.

He was great.

[serene music]

It was me.

I was a real mess.

Can I admit something awful?

Please.

I'm jealous.

Hmm?

JASON KNIGHTLY: The way you talk
about your mom, the relationship

you two had.

- If she were here now, she
would have totally adopted you.

Like she did with
all of our friends.

Oh, friends, huh?

Are we not?

[music swells]

[phone beeps]

What?

Aidan.

- It is really-- you know, it's
normal business hours in Boston.

- Yeah, I guess the meeting is
on tomorrow, 11:00 AM, Apolline

office with Sophie Arnaud.

Great.

Great.

After you, yeah.

ANNABELLE MARTIN (ON PHONE):
He almost kissed you?

But then he didn't.

Maybe I read it wrong.

ANNABELLE MARTIN (ON PHONE):
But you wanted him to kiss you?

- I-- ugh, don't
know what I want.

No, I do know what I want.

I wanna hear all
about your date.

You know what hurling is?

I just found out
at Declan's game.

It is pretty brutal.

He's icing his jaw as we speak.

CHELSEA MARTIN (ON PHONE):
Wait, you're with him right now?

Why are you talking to me?
Go have fun.

Because you need me.

You don't know what you want
because feeling again is scary.

OK, therapizing.

ANNABELLE MARTIN
(ON PHONE): Yeah.

- OK, stop using me
to avoid your date.

You stayed in Ireland for him.

Give him a chance.

Therapizing.

I know.

But isn't it fun that
I can do it back now.

ANNABELLE MARTIN (ON
PHONE): I'm going.

OK.

So how bad is it?

- Ooh, I like having a pretty
woman concerned for me.

I should get hit
in the head more often.

- Seems like
hurling is maybe not

the best hobby for someone who's
trying to get into law school.

Ah, well, you know, it's fun.

I work to live, not
the other way around.

You don't feel that way?

- I never really
thought about it before.

When I played soccer,
it was wrapped up

in every part of my life,
fun, relationship,

career, all tied together.

Until it wasn't.

And after I got hurt, I--

[deep inhale] I did a lot of
work in therapy to start over.

And I love my new career path.

But the rest--
[chuckles lightly]

Something's missing?

- [chuckles lightly]
I'm realizing that

I don't even have any hobbies.

Oh, sure you do.

You still follow soccer.
Watch the games.

- That counts for something.
- It's not a hobby.

That's masochism.

Uh.

So there's a story there?

- Mm-hmm.

- Well, then let's
find you a hobby.

[chuckles lightly] OK.

What do you recommend?

[upbeat music]

[upbeat music] [french lyrics]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Thank you
for bringing my jacket.

Although, I could have
gotten it tonight.

Tonight?

- Yeah, when we celebrate
our Apolline victory.

- [scoffs] What happens
if we don't close it?

Martin, we will close it.

So tonight?

OK, tonight.

[phone buzzing]

Sorry.

Let's go.

Game face, Martin.

[tense music]

Wow.

This is money money.

CHELSEA MARTIN: Oh, yeah.

JASON KNIGHTLY: Hi.

We have an appointment.

Jason Knightly?

Yes, we're here.

I was told it was only one.

- No, no, there's two
of us, Jason Knightly and

Chelsea Martin.

Ms. Martin is not on the list.

- Oh, there must
have been a mistake.

I will let them know.

Follow me, please.

[speaking french]

OK, that was strange.

- Well, it's--
people make mistakes.

It's a language barrier.

Don't let it get
in your head, Martin.

Yeah.

[tense music]

[speaking french]

RECEPTIONIST: [speaking french]

[speaking french]

Please.

Oh.

Oh!

Candice, you came too?

Hi, it's Chelsea.

[speaking french] Chelsea.

- We're so happy to meet
with all of you today.

This is Jason
Knightly, my colleague.

Please, sit.

OK.

- Yeah, it's fine.
- Yeah?

Of course.

Yeah, yeah.

- I heard wonderful
things about you, Jason.

- Well, I've heard about 50
million good things about you.

[chuckles] I work very closely
with Martin, or Chelsea.

And I know she's giving you
a comprehensive presentation

on what we do at the ACC.

Yeah.

So we're happy
to provide more data.

- I think we're
well covered there.

Thank you.

- Well, you flew us across
the ocean for this--

for this face-to-face.

I think if you have
any reservations,

now's the time for us to quell
them and put you at ease.

- I am impressed by what
you do at the ACC.

Your country leads
the world in cancer research

and medical breakthroughs.

But this is a large
donation, even for us.

- Nobody's disputing--

- So I'd like to retain
oversight on how

you choose to use the money.

- That is-- unfortunately,
that's probably

gonna be impossible.

The ACC has a board
and a process--

- You will be in charge of
the donation, though, correct?

- Technically--

- I want to cut out
the middle man, middle woman.

I will handle the distributions
of the money myself.

- With all due
respect, Ms. Arnaud,

I really think you would
prefer to have her do it.

- [chuckles lightly]
I know what I want.

Yes, of course, of course.

Absolutely.

But as CEO of Apolline, you've
got your skincare products

to worry about, which
includes Apolline,

obviously, but also Sanye,
which you've recently

absorbed into your brand.

Not to mention
your cosmetics lines,

which lead the industry in name
recognition and overall sales.

Both arms need testing,
marketing, distribution.

And we haven't even
talked about your perfume

line or the hair care line
that you're in R&D on.

We are impressed by how
much you can cover.

I mean, really, Ms. Arnaud,
it's-- we're blown away.

But I think you could admit
your focus is fractured.

And this woman right here--

[stirring music]

- -this woman eats, sleeps,
and breathes the ACC.

She knows more about
treatment, development,

screening protocols than
most oncologists do.

And she's constantly
assessing in real time

where each dollar
can see the most use.

Why?

Because she cares that much.

She's incredible.

And to be honest, she's actually
the reason I work here at all.

Now, [chuckles] I don't have
$50 million to play around with,

but I would bet every
dollar in my bank account

that Chelsea will
not let you down.

OK.

Dinner tonight?

- Well, I mean--

We will discuss over dinner.

I'll have my assistant
reach out.

Thank you.

[speaking french]

[chuckles lightly]

[speaking french]

Don't worry.

Celebration is still
on after dinner.

OK.

[speaking french]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Thank you.
Yep.

CHELSEA MARTIN:
What just happened?

JASON KNIGHTLY: [chuckles]
Looks like we got

another hoop to jump through.

- I mean, but the entire
meeting was just bizarre.

The way she was trying to cut
me out and gain full control?

And then you-- you saved it.

- [chuckles] Hey,
they were your words.

I listened to the pitch.

- Well, I--
I mean it.

You were amazing.

I owe you one.

- Hey, that's what
I'm here for, right?

I'm the-- [chuckles lightly]
I'm the schmoozer.

[chuckles]

- You said you wanted to know
what Sophie Arnaud wants.

And I will-- I will admit,
she's a bit of a hard read.

But I think she
respects passion.

- Is that why you came
up with the whole thing

about me being the reason
you joined the ACC?

Because that was genius.

I didn't make that up.

- Knightly, what are you--

come on.

We met on your first day.

- No, you met me
on my first day.

That wasn't the first
time I saw you.

What are you talking about?

- I was at Mass
Gen. My sister just

twisted her ankle at a game.

She got sent to the ER.

And obviously I
was worried sick.

And in storms this woman.

She goes straight to the front
desk, cuts the line even,

and she orders them to send
a patient from the ER

up to oncology
for special treatment.

All approved by the ACC.

[stirring music]

You.

I mean, you-- you had this fire.

And it wasn't just about
how passionate you were

or how you wouldn't
take no for an answer.

It was because you cared
about that patient.

And you cared about the work.

- Knightly--

JASON KNIGHTLY: I didn't--

I didn't know that was possible.

I didn't have models
for how to make the world

a better place growing up.

So seeing you, you
know, just made me--

anyway, I called
the ACC the next day

to see if they had an opening.

I had no idea.

Well, you couldn't.

I never told you.

- Oh, then I was so mean
to you when you first started.

- [chuckles] The whole
time, let's be real.

What?

[chuckles]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Can I be
honest with you, Martin?

CHELSEA MARTIN: When are we
ever not honest with each other?

I like you mean.

You do?

- Yeah, fighting
with you is fun.

Keeps me on my toes.

Plus, I know you'll
always tell me the truth.

So don't get all soft
because you're falling for me.

[stirring music]

Whoa!

Why would you say that?

Your face.

- You have one of those
conditions where you misread

people's facial expressions.

- No, I'm not talking about
your poor attempt at a scowl.

I'm talking about this.

Blush doesn't lie, Martin.

But that's OK because I think
I'm falling for you, too.

- Uh--

[upbeat music]

Right.

I'm gonna to play a purple
Martin in your honor.

And you should know that
this counts towards the end

of the round gold.

I don't remember what that is.

- [scoffs] Annabelle,
we've been over it.

Every round has
a different objective.

I believe you.

- Maybe if you focus
on the game and not your phone

for 5 minutes.

I'm sorry.

- Look, I've gotta
know, what's the deal

with you and Real Madrid?

You say it's not your hobby,
but you can't miss a minute.

- So tell me what
the slug is again?

Invertebrate.

Don't change the subject on me.

[serene music]

OK, fine.

You're right.

I was engaged to one
of the players.

What?

- It was years ago,
a lifetime ago.

- There was only one
American on Real Madrid.

ANNABELLE MARTIN: Who
isn't really important.

- Are you telling me that you
almost married the Ryland Reese?

- And he wasn't the Ryland
Reese back then, OK?

We were-- we were young.

It was before I got hurt.

I told you, soccer was wrapped
up in every part of my life.

- I know the thing that's
missing in your life.

It's him.

No, it is not like that.

It's-- it's more that I haven't
fallen for anyone since him.

But I want to.

I date.

I put an effort.

Oh, come on.

You still watch his games.

- When we were together,
we were both so invested

in each other's careers.

It would feel wrong
to stop cheering him on.

I like you, Declan.

- But you're not gonna fall
for me, or learn this game.

[chuckles lightly]

I can put more effort in.

It's grand.

Chelsea, I'm glad you called.

I wanted to recommend a cafe.

The best matcha in Paris.

- OK, Aidan, please
stop vamping.

Sophie Arnaud wanted
me off the account.

You sent Knightly
here to replace me.

- I thought you two were
finally getting along.

- That's not--
that's not the point.

She wants full control
of the fund's usage.

I mean, she blindsided us.

- From where I'm
sitting, it looks

like you two got the client
to agree to dinner tonight.

- Did she want me
off the account?

She did.

But why?

- All that matters
now is getting

her to commit to the donation.

CHELSEA MARTIN (ON CALL): Maybe
I should sit out the dinner.

- No, the board is watching
this one closely, Chelsea.

It's your account.

It's important you see it
through to the final signing.

Is something wrong?

We're under a lot of pressure.

The whole world is
getting squeezed.

We're no different.

- But our programs aren't
in jeopardy, right?

- [sighs] We can discuss
potential changes if they arise.

- They can't pull patients
mid-treatment, can they?

AIDAN (ON CALL): No
one is saying that.

- Just-- just get
the donation tonight, OK?

[tense music]

Yeah.

[stirring, uptempo music]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Judging
by the neighborhood, at least

the restaurant will be nice.

What's going on?

You're so quiet.

- OK, I think--

I think we should learn
from this morning's meeting.

You should do most
of the talking.

I mean, we know she
likes you better anyway.

- Oh, you just haven't shown
her your passionate side yet.

- There's too much
at stake here to risk me,

you know, blowing it.

Apparently, us
closing this donation

is kind of make
or break it for the ACC.

And I--
JASON KNIGHTLY: Relax.

It's OK.

We're gonna close it.

I'm just not gonna talk.

I'm just gonna listen.

[chuckles] If you say so.

And please, let there be food.

It's dinner.

OK.

[clears throat]
So this is the address.

Huh.

Maybe dinner means
something else in French?

Is she messing with us?

[suspenseful music]

[buzzer rings]

- How do we know that's even--

what?

[door clicks]

OK.

Thank you.

JASON KNIGHTLY: Guess
this is the place.

[stirring, uptempo music]

[door shuts]

Welcome, Chelsea, Jason.

So this is Pascal, my husband.

CHELSEA MARTIN:
So nice to meet you.

Enchanté.

CHELSEA MARTIN: And your dog.

So nice to finally see your dog.

- Did you invite
us into your home?

Because I would have
loved to have known that.

I would have brought something.

- Oh, then we would have
been off on the wrong foot.

I doubt an American can choose
the right bottle of wine.

Hey, now.

That's probably fair.

Please, sit.

JASON KNIGHTLY: All right.

Oh, thank you so much.

- Were you lucky enough
to try the restaurant Vitoise

when it opened in New York?

- No, I heard the reservations
were impossible to get.

- Yes, the chef is
one-of-a-kind talent.

CHEF: You flatter me, Sophie.

[chuckles]

- Is that--

No.

- We are working on a new
venture together.

He agreed to do me this favor
so long as you are both open

to trying his latest recipes.

Of course.

That sounds incredible.

- No, it's R&D. Sophie is
always working on something.

- [chuckles] Oh,
thank you so much.

Merci.

CHEF: A few amuses-bouches
to get you started.

Merci beaucoup.

Hope you like it, obviously.

Merci.

[stirring music]

Do you want some wine?

Yes, please.

CHELSEA MARTIN: Merci.

PASCAL: No, it's a great story.

I must tell you.

[laughs] You must hear it.

Sophie never plays by the rules.

Did she tell you how
she started all this?

- Oh, don't bore them with that.
PASCAL: No, no, no.

They will love it.

She used to go
to the department stores

and pretend she worked
in one of those stands.

Yeah.

And she would hand out samples
tested on the customers

until they realized what she
was doing and threw her out.

Oh, no.

[laughter]

Wow.

PASCAL: Sophie never
backs down, ever.

JASON KNIGHTLY: Sounds like you
and Martin have that in common.

Makes for a fun workplace.

- So you do not
compromise either?

Not where it matters.

- When you love your work,
everything matters.

But that is why you and I
may not work well together.

I will not change
my position on oversight.

- Unfortunately, the ACC does
have to follow certain rules.

And nobody knows those
rules better than Martin.

- And if there were anyone
who would try to skirt them,

it's definitely this man.

- [chuckles] I knew I
like him for a reason.

- Like I said to you before,
Ms. Arnaud, you can trust her.

But it's not about trust.

It's about control.

- What you're asking for is--

it's just impossible.

- Oh, so I guess we
are [speaking french].

Thank you for dinner.

Yes.

No, it was delicious.

And the food was
the best I ever had.

What?

That's it?

You're leaving.

Please sit.

- I just don't wanna waste
your time, Ms. Arnaud.

Because if control is
so important to you,

then I think you are better off
making your donation elsewhere.

Because 5 minutes with
cancer patients will tell you

control is an illusion.

[somber music]

I have never felt more
at sea than the months

after my mom got her diagnosis.

I was looking for signs,
looking for logical reasons

why she got sick.

Wondering how it could have been
prevented, how I could help her.

And I realized
there was no logic.

I couldn't do anything.

Except-- sorry.

Never apologize for your pain.

[stirring music]

- I'm here because I need my
mom's memory to mean something.

And I don't know.

Maybe I've-- maybe
I've done that.

But I do know that
with every dollar

we secure, with every
early diagnosis,

every daughter whose story
doesn't have to end the way mine

did.

All of that is part
of her legacy now.

And it's a privilege.

And I just won't beg
you to be a part of it.

I had a stage I, breast.

I was lucky enough to catch
it early and lucky enough

that treatment was successful.

- I am so sorry that
you went through that.

Yeah, we didn't know.

Of course not.

No one knows.

- And no one will, unless
you choose to share.

- The truth is, I have money and
resources, wonderful doctors.

But still, this was
out of my control.

And I saw many women who
were not so lucky like me.

The ACC leads
the global community

in research and innovation.

The screenings you provide,
prevention services,

palliative care, everyone should
have access to these things.

This donation was never about
me or my own self-interests.

It's because events like
these make you think

about legacy, like you say.

I want mine to be
more than makeup.

Yes.

[stirring music]

AIDAN (ON CALL): You did it.

[laughter]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Well, let me
tell you, it was all Chelsea.

Hey, we don't do handouts.

Knightly was essential.

He turned a very cold room warm.

Really, we did this together.

What finally won her over?

- Well, Martin started talking
about how she lost her mom.

It was very emotional.

You lost your mother, Chelsea?

I don't talk about her often.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't realize.

It's fine.

- Well, I'll let you
two have your night.

When you get back
on Monday, we can crack

open another bottle of tea.

[laughter]

CHELSEA MARTIN: Sounds good.

AIDAN (ON CALL):
This one's great.

All right.

- Now, are you
ready to celebrate?

- Uh.
Oh--

CHELSEA MARTIN: I mean, everyone
has to do it at least once.

[stirring music]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Great.

All right.

[groans] Whew!

There you go.
Come on.

CHELSEA MARTIN: Woo!

JASON KNIGHTLY:
[chuckles] Thank you.

Merci.

Here we go.

Here we go.

Here we go.

[chuckles]

(SINGING) Heaven
knows it's high time

I've been waiting
on my own too long

When you hold me like you do

Feel so--

I feel like I've worn
this more than you lately.

Oh?

I like you in it.

(SINGING) How my heart is

Oh.

(SINGING) --gets thrown

Feeling like you can't go on

Turning circles time again

Cut like a knife

Oh, now

If you love me

Got to know

For sure

'cause it takes
something more this time

Sweet, sweet--

JASON KNIGHTLY: Oof.

(SINGING) --come now

This is worth it, right?

[chuckles lightly]

CHELSEA MARTIN: You OK?

JASON KNIGHTLY: Yeah, I'm great.

Are you afraid of heights?

Distract me.

How?

JASON KNIGHTLY:
Think of something.

- Uh, what's
your favorite color?

Just answer.

OK, fine, fine.

I don't know.

Red looks pretty good right now.

- Favorite food?
- French fries.

You?

- Mm, I mean, that's
the only correct answer.

Uh, siblings?

Is little Martin the only one?

And you?

JASON KNIGHTLY: Three sisters.

Three sisters?

- Three girls?
- Mm-hmm.

CHELSEA MARTIN:
What's that like?

- Well, at least I had
my own room growing up.

First concert?

Eminem.

Really?

I know.

I went through this
phase in middle school.

It was a whole thing.

You?

JASON KNIGHTLY: Linkin Park.

Incredible.

Biggest fear?

[sighs] Failing.

Oh, makes sense for you.

[stirring music]

No, it does.

You-- you work so hard.

What about you?

- [chuckles] I think
it's pretty obvious.

[chuckles]

JASON KNIGHTLY: Most important
thing in a relationship?

Oh, that's a hard one.

Uh-- probably choosing
the right person.

Makes sense.

CHELSEA MARTIN: What about you?

Wanting the same thing.

The women I've dated,
gets to a breaking point.

They don't understand why
I wanna help my sisters.

You know, for them,
it's a financial burden.

But it's not to me.

I mean, family is important.

I like that you help them.

- The thing is,
Martin, I believe you.

You know, as fun
as this is, I think,

in the words
of your favorite artist,

my palms are getting
a little sweaty.

So maybe we could take this
back down to the solid ground.

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, of course.

Great.

Let's go.

So what now?

We're celebrating?

[chuckles] Yeah.

What did you have in mind?

- I mean, ground
level only, promise.

[chuckles] Is everything OK?

- You know, when I glanced
at your cell phone in the cab,

I noticed that Marcos called.

- Yeah, he called before
our meeting this morning.

Didn't lie about it or anything.

OK.

Does that bother you?

No.

Maybe.

CHELSEA MARTIN: Why?

- Because he's your-- he's
your last big what if.

And I don't--

I don't know if--

- I didn't even
listen to the message.

I didn't even think about it.

And do you wanna know why?

Why?

Because you were right.

I am falling.

[stirring music]

[stirring music]

Oh, I'm not done kissing you.

[laughter]

[button clicking]

Annabelle?

Uh--

- Uh-- I'll see
you in the morning.

CHELSEA MARTIN:
See you tomorrow.

[elevator beeps]

[elevator dings]

Ooh.

No, I'm over here.

[bags thud]

So work dude?

Yeah.

I knew it.

What are you doing here?

What happened with Declan?

Oh, the same as always.

He found out about Ryland?

Yep.

That's not really
the problem, is it?

It's when they find out
that I still watch his games

and then they assume that I
am still in love with him.

I am not still in love with him.

OK.

Yes.

But listen, you-- you lost
him, your knee, and your career

all at once.

It is a lot.

Maybe you just haven't had
time to process all of it.

- Chelsea, we are
not the same, OK?

I don't bury my feelings.

I have gone to therapy.

I have faced all
of my loss head on.

I am getting a degree in it.

OK, so what is the issue here?

[sighs] Fear, I guess.

I'm scared I can't love
anyone the way I loved him.

It's like you always
say about mom and dad.

They were soulmates.

You only get one.

- That's-- that's
not what I meant.

- Yeah, but you
believe it, right?

- No, but I was
talking about dad.

- Not-- not you.
- It's all the same.

Either we all get one
great love or we don't.

[sighs] But I guess
if dad can find mom

and then Sheri, maybe
there's hope for me too.

Maybe I'll get to be greedy
enough to find it again.

- Or maybe Ryland
wasn't your true love.

He was.

[somber music]

[sobs] And I ruined it.

[sniffles]

It's OK.

- Is that really what
you wore on your date?

- I didn't exactly know
it was gonna be a date.

[playful music]

At least red is your color.

[laughter]

[stirring, mid-tempo music]

[bicycle bell rings]

Hi.

OK, something's wrong.

JASON KNIGHTLY:
[chuckles lightly] I

just couldn't sleep last night.

Are you regretting it?

No.

No, never.

Never.

Look, I-- I think you
need to go see Marcos.

- Knightly--

I'm serious about this.

Look, I'm not falling, Martin.

I've fallen.

[chuckles lightly] I'm
flat on my face for you.

I'm thinking about a future
that we can build together.

And in that future, there's
not a single question

in either of our minds
this is what we want.

- Are you really
gonna say that to me

and push me to see another guy?

Really?

You need closure.

- My whole life, my mom told me
this story about her and my dad.

About skipping
the train for him.

[stirring music]

This is my train, Knightly.

Let me skip it.

- You don't have
to skip anything, OK?

I'm-- I'm in this.

I'll wait.

I just need you to be sure.

I don't know.

Maybe I need to be sure
that you're sure, all right?

Look, just go to him.

Check this box.

And come home to me.

CHELSEA MARTIN
(VOICEOVER): Maybe I

shouldn't have listened to you.

Maybe I should have
never called him.

Maybe if I had
gone home with you,

we'd be together right
now wrapped up on a sofa,

arguing about What About Bob?

A movie I am never,
ever watching again.

[playful music]

Work dude.

Little Martin.

Gonna see DG2?

- Mm-hmm.

Wanna share a taxi?

Thought you hated me.

- Doesn't mean we can't
split the cab fare.

Bygones and whatnot.

[stirring music]

CHELSEA MARTIN
(VOICEOVER): It's so easy

to picture what our life
would have been like if we

had just had the chance to--

to be.

You're a brave man.

Not many guys I know
would send the woman

they're falling for after
a man who owns a castle.

- What do you mean
owns a castle?

- She didn't tell you
who Marcos Vera is?

Marcos Vera?

The billionaire?

That's her Marcos?

[stirring music]

Marcos?

Maybe we both ended up exactly
where we're meant to be.

[ending theme] I have
been sleepwalking

Where is your [inaudible]

Now you talk

And said I should
have seen the signs

But I can never read your mind

Love's just something
I get blinded by

God, it happens every time

I'll be like--