All language subtitles for God Friended Me s02e20_English

- I've decided this is how
I'm going to face my cancer.

Life's too short
not to be honest

with the people you love.

- I'm about to talk to Cara

and tell her how I feel.

I have given up everything
for the God Account.

If I had known this
wasn't gonna help Ali,

then I wouldn't have
given up Cara,

and we would still be together.

- Are you sure
you're up for this?

I can't believe
I'm gonna date somebody

who likes Red Vines.

- I'm Corey Smith.

I run R&D for DARPA.

Seven years ago,
I created an algorithm,

but it was stolen.

- So you think
whoever stole your code

used it to create
the God Account?

- Yes, but first
I need to confirm it.

I need to see the code.
- We're all set.

I installed the Raspberry Pi.

- Now remember, we only haveone shot to pull this off.

But if everything goes
according to plan,

tomorrow we head to DARPA

and get the answerswe're looking for.

- ♪ Na, na, na, na,
na, na, na, na ♪

♪ Whoo-ooh,
na, na, na ♪

♪ There's a lot right now

- I can't believe we're gonna
highjack DARPA's super computer

from the insideof a food truck.

- Well, we needed to be
in the Wi-Fi range

of the building when Corey
launches your program.

Plus, it gave us cover.

And also,

we are not hijacking anything.

You're running diagnostics.
You're, like, copilot at best.

- Okay, whatever.
All right.

Well, where'd you get
this truck anyway, man?

- Cara called in a favor
with her food editor, Parker.

Listen, Zach,
I need you to focus, okay?

This is the best shot
we've ever had

of hacking into
the God Account's firewall

and figuring out
whose behind this.

This is important.

- Okay, then why
isn't Miles here?

- 'Cause Miles is dealing
with a lot.

All right?
That's why he has me.

[tense music]

Okay, Corey launched it.
We're in.

- Rakesh, you copy?

We have 60 seconds
to breach the firewall

before the security system
flags us.

- Yeah, my decryption program

is already uploaded
and running.

And trust me,
60 seconds is all I need.

- [exhales]
- Okay.

Firewall integrity's dropping.
75%, 65%.

- I can see it.
[chuckles]

It's my code.

- [stammers]

Okay, I knowI'm just a copilot,

but we have a problem.

- Yeah.
- Rakesh, you seeing this?

- Yeah, yeah.

I think the God Account's
defending itself.

- This isn't good.
We're running out of time.

- Firewall integrity's
increasing 45--65%?

♪

- We're gonna be detected.

- Oh, no.
This can't be happening!

- I have to log you out.
I'm sorry, Rakesh.

- Corey.
Corey, wait--don't!

- We failed.
- Damn it.

[knocks]

Didn't work.

I'm sorry, Miles.
I-I really thought it would.

- You know what?
Don't worry about it.

I mean, I told you this
was probably the outcome.

I mean, it is the God Account.

It is what it is.

- What's with all this?

- I have to be at Honeysucklein an hour for my live podcast.

Rakesh, I told you about this.

My interview with Daryl
basically doubled my listeners.

FreeVerse thinks
this is a great way

for me to meet my fans.

- Yeah, right.
Sorry, dude.

So wait--you really
don't wanna know

who's behind the God Account?

- No.

That question has brought me
nothing but problems.

Look, I love helping
Friend Suggestions,

but beyond that,
I think it's time

to start accepting things
for the way they are.

- That include Cara?

- Yeah.

I mean, she's happy with Adam.

And she's one
of my best friends, Rakesh.

I should be happy for her, too,

which is why I invited both
of them to my podcast today.

- That's big of you, man.

Plus it's a great idea.

I mean, you pack the house
with as many

friendly faces
as you can, right?

- Exactly, and from
the responses online,

people seem pretty excited.

Come here.
Check it out.

- "Favorite podcast.
So pumped."

"A dream come true"?

Except, wait--

"Does this really pass

for entertainment?"

Who's Trevor091?

- Yeah, he's just some troll

that's been attacking me
in the comments section.

- Dude, trolls are, like,
the first sign of success.

So congratulations.
You made it.

- Trust me,
you don't need religion

to feel the call
to help others.

We just need to have to
be there for one another.

[cheers and applause]

All right, wanna thank you guys
for coming down

and being a part of this.

[cheers and applause]

You know, I never
really have a chance

to do this at home,
so I thought it would be nice

to open it up for questions
from you all about anything.

- I have a question.
- Yes.

- Were you nervous the firsttime you had to tell someone

that they wereyour Friend Suggestion?

- I was terrified that
they would think I was crazy.

As a matter of fact,
I'm pretty sure Cara did,

and she's right here.

We can ask her ourselves.

- Yeah, definitely crazy.

[laughter]

- Great. Next question.
- I have a question.

So you guys broke up
because of the God Account.

- Um, that is not really
a question.

- Okay.

Any chance you guys
might get back together?

- Um...
[clears throat]

We are together.

As friends.

That's how we started
and where we will always be.

And that's thanks
to the God Account as well.

- Oh, please.
You can't be serious.

- Excuse me?
- All right.

Here's a question.

Have you ever stopped
to consider the damage

you might be causing as
you run around helping people?

Or are you too busy
congratulating yourself

on your little podcast?

[indistinct chatter]

- As far as I know,
I've never met anyone

who's been hurt
by what I'm doing.

- Well, guess what.
Now you have.

I...was in love with a woman

who I knew I was destined
to be with,

and then you came along
and took her away from me.

You ruined my life.

But hey, makes
for a great podcast, right?

[dramatic music]

♪

[phone buzzes]

[light music]

- Okay, and this
is the last question,

so I need you
to take it seriously.

- Yeah, there's reallyno chance of that happening.

[both laugh]
I'm just saying.

- Okay, for your information,

this online relationship test

is grounded in science.

And I need to know
if we have a future.

So are you a slow flame
or a raging fire?

- You said this was groundedin science.

[both laugh]

- Okay, fine.
Fine.

Can't blame a girl

for trying to find out
where she stands.

And don't worry,

I'm not trying
to label anything.

I'm just...
- What?

- I'm happy.

That's all.
I'm just...

I'm happy with us.

- I am too.

And that's pretty amazing

considering whereI'm sitting right now.

[laughs]

- Speaking of which,
I'm going to get you

a warming blanket.

- Now, that sounds like

some science I can get behind.

[laughs]

[tender music]

♪

[phone chimes]

[solemn music]

♪

- So you've never heard
of Trevor Scott?

- No.
Not until today.

- Okay, well, you need
to figure out what happened

so you can fix this.

- Wait, fix what?

I didn't ruin his life.

And I certainly
didn't take away

the woman he loves from him.

- Okay.All right, okay.

Tell me, when didhe start trolling you?

- Uh, about six months ago.

- Okay, so it would make sense
that whatever he blames you for

happened aroundthat time, right?

- Wait, wait, wait.
Those photos.

That's Rose.

- Rose?

You mean like Rose
and Lieutenant Freemont?

- Yeah.

That must be the woman
Trevor was talking about.

Rose was the love of his life.

- Until about six months ago

when you reunited her
with Freemont.

Looks like he does have
a reason to hate you.

- All right, well,
what do you think

the God Account wants us to do?

Like, get Trevor
back together with Rose?

- No way.

Wait, why?
Do you?

- I don't know.
We've never had to think

about the negative impact
to helping someone.

- Yeah, because I thought
there never was one.

I guess I was wrong.
Okay.

Rose and Lieutenant Freemont

are getting married
this weekend.

Cara and I are invited.

I just--there must
be something else

going on in Trevor's life.

I just need to talk to him.

You think you could
track him down for me?

- When have I not been able to?

[doorknob clicks]

- Ali.
Hey, how are you feeling?

- Outside of being
completely exhausted

and having
no energy whatsoever...

Fine.
[laughs]

- No, she's been doing great.

Plus, I have enough energy
for the both of us.

[both laugh]

- Thank you for being there
for her.

- Yeah, of course.

Hey, I should get going,

but we're still on
for a movie tonight?

- Absolutely.
- Mm.

- She's great,
but you know that.

[clears throat]
- Yeah.

- I know that, "Yeah."
What's wrong?

- [sighs]

I'm sure it's nothing,

but I saw a text
on Emily's phone.

Some girl named Tracy said,
"Great seeing you yesterday.

Been thinking about us."
- Ali.

- I know, I know.
And I'm not the jealous type.

And she's been nothing
but amazing,

but she called them an "us."

I just...

- You need to talk to her,

'cause otherwise,you'll just be sitting here

driving yourself crazy.

- Okay.

Looks like Trevor's headof a paper company in Brooklyn.

I'll send you his address.
- Thank you.

I will let you know
how it goes.

- But wait, you didn't tell me
how your live podcast went.

- It's a long story.

Rakesh will fill you in.

- I got us a reservation
at that new ramen spot

in Midtown that you've
been talking about.

- Oh, great.
- Yeah.

Hey, look.I'm sorry about back there.

I mean, Miles talks about
everything in his podcast,

so his listeners tend
to have strong opinions

about his personal life.

- Yeah.
I picked up on that.

- Hey, we're just friends.

- Friends who never
actually broke up.

- What are you talking about?
Of course we did.

- Cara, there's a big
difference between choosing

to break up and being broken up
because of the God Account.

- What difference does it make?

The end resultis still the same.

We're not together.

- No, but it's hard to shut
your feelings off

for someone, especially

when you see them
every single day.

- Hey, you have nothingto worry about.

I mean, in case you haven'tnoticed, I moved on.

- Yeah, but maybe be hasn't.

All I'm saying is, what happens
whenever Miles wakes up one day

and he realizes
that he walked away

from the woman that he loves

because someone on the internet
claiming to be God told him to?

There's only room for two
in a relationship,

and I just--

I don't wanna be the odd man
out at the end of this.

- I get that.
And you won't be.

I promise.

♪

- Hi.
Can I help you?

- Yes, I'm here
to see Trevor Scott.

- He's in a meeting right now,

but he should be out any minute

if you'd like to wait.

- Thank you.

- Miles.

- Rose, what are you
doing here?

- I work here.
It's my father's company.

What are you doing here?

- I'm here to see a friend,Trevor Scott.

- You're kidding.

I didn't know that
you guys were friends.

- Yeah, yeah--for a few months.

How well do youknow each other?

- Pretty well considering
I've known him my whole life.

He was best friends
with my brother, Joseph,

and after he died,
Trevor was really there for me.

He's like family.

- Miles.

What are you doing here?

- I was justin the neighborhood,

and I thought I would stop by
to say hi.

I didn't realizeyou worked with Rose.

- Dad, this is Miles.

This is the guy
I was telling you about.

He's the whole reason that
James and I are together.

- I owe you a big thank you.
It's nice to meet you.

I'm really sorry,
but we have to get going,

sweetheart, if we're gonna
make our lunch.

- Oh, it was great
running into you, Miles.

Oh, but you and Cara are coming

to the rehearsal dinner
tomorrow, right?

- Wouldn't miss it.

- Great.
See you there.

- What the hell
are you doing here, Miles?

- Look, man, I'm sorry
to just show up like this,

but I needed to talk to you

about what you said
at my podcast.

- There's nothingto talk about.

- Yes, there is.

The woman you're in love with
is Rose.

- [whispers]
Keep your voice down.

- You never told her
how you felt, did you?

- [sighs]
Because of you, no.

I never got the chance.

Look, after her brother died,

things were really hard

for the both of us.

We started to spend
a lot of time together,

and...

I fell in love.

- So why not tell her?

- I was going to the night
she got back from Paris.

We were supposed to meet up,
but she never made it

'cause she got sidetracked
in Times Square,

I'm sure you remember.

- Yes.
I am sorry about that.

- Yeah, well, unfortunately

that doesn't do me
any good now.

Anyway, I think
we're done here.

- Actually, we're not.

You're my new
Friend Suggestion.

So I am here to figure out
how to help you.

- [scoffs]
Are you kidding?

I don't want your help.

- Look, I know
why you're mad at me,

but you gotta let that go.

Rose and Freemont were meant
to be together.

[tense music]

- Unless the God Account
was wrong.

Think about it.

It sends you
a Friend Suggestion for me

two days before Rose
is getting married?

That can't be a coincidence.

[stammers]

I thought I lost my chance
with Rose.

I was gonna get over it
and move on with my life.

But now that I'm
your Friend Suggestion,

I think the God Account wants
Rose and I to be together.

- What are you saying?

- You wanna help me?

Figure out a way
to break them up.

- Yeah--no.
No, no.

I--I can't do that.

- Sure you can.
You just don't want to.

But seeing as I'myour Friend Suggestion,

you have to help me.

Wedding's in 48 hours, Miles.
Better work fast.

- Okay, Miles,
you can't seriously

break up Rose and Freemont.

- Hey, of course I'm notgonna break them up,

but there mustbe something else

I'm supposed to do for Trevor.

I just have to find a wayto back him off of this

until I can figure it out.

- Or you can convince him
to tell Rose the truth,

have him lay it all out
on the line, you know?

Maybe that way,
he can finally move on.

- Rakesh, that
is a terrible idea.

Rose is getting married
this weekend.

Not to mention
they work together.

I mean, if he told her
the truth,

that could ruin
their friendship.

- You're right.

So how am I supposed
to get through to him?

- I mean, is it too much
to hope he meets someone

who sweeps him off his feet
in the next 24 hours?

- Maybe not.

I mean, Rakesh,
your soul mate app.

- Oh, yes.
Dude, that is a great idea.

Yeah, give me your phone.
I can download it right now.

- Guys, I was just joking.

There's no way that Trevor's
just gonna get over Rose

because some app tells him he's
compatible with someone else.

- Well, when Jaya broke up
with Rakesh,

he said he couldn't imagine
himself with anyone else,

and then the app matched him
with Lulu, and--

- Yeah, I could finally see

that there was someone else
out there for me.

I mean, granted she's off
running a country and stuff,

but still.

- It's worth a shot.
- All right.

- Okay, now we just need
to find Trevor.

[laughter]

- It's not like I caught her
kissing someone in the kitchen.

This is Times Square!

On every single JumboTron
for the entire world to see.

And to make matters worse,
he's a soldier.

[audience groans]

I'm talking
Captain America here, right?

[laughter]

So I march right up to him,
look him dead in the eye,

and I say...

"Thank you for your service."

[laughter]
Thanks very much, everyone.

You've been great.

[cheers and applause]

Miles, how did you know
I was here?

- Well, I saw you check in
on Facebook.

I thought you were just
coming down for a laugh.

I did not expect you
to be on stage.

You know, you're
pretty funny, man.

How long you been
doing stand-up?

- About six months.

After everythingwith Rose and Freemont,

I was in a bad place.

Wandered in here hoping
to get my mind off things,

it was open mic night,

figured what the hell--I needed to vent.

Turns out it'spretty good therapy.

And now I'm in hereevery chance I get.

- Well, it doesn't hurt that
the audience seems to like you.

You ever thought about
making a career out of it?

- Nah.Maybe in a different life.

But in this one,I'm a paper salesman.

- Hey, if you don't like
what you're doing,

why not do something else?

- I can't.
- Why not?

- I made a promise to Joseph

that if anythingever happened to him,

I would look after his family.

But I'm not complaining.

It brought me closer to Rose.

- [sighs]
Look, Trevor.

I want you to end up with
the right person.

I really do.

But I don't think it's Rose.

And before you say anything...

I think I can prove it to you.

- You know I appreciate
the company, Dad,

but Emily will be here
any minute.

- I know.

At least let me finish my drink

before you kick me out.

[both laugh]

- Hey.

Hi, Arthur.
- Hey, nice to see you.

- You too.
- I'll just grab my coat.

- Oh, actually,
I am so sorry, Al,

but I have to cancel our plans
for tonight.

Something just came up,

but I promise
I will make it up to you.

- Can I talk to you a sec?
- Yeah.

- When you say something
came up, do you mean Tracy?

- Ali, how did--
- This morning,

a text from herpopped up on your phone.

I didn't mean to look,

and I was even debatingsaying anything, but--

- She's just a friend, so there
is nothing to worry about.

- You're canceling planswith me to go out with her.

How can you say there'snothing to worry about?

- Because there isn't.

Look, all I'm asking
is for you to trust me.

- Okay.

- Thank you.
Call you later?

[tense music]

♪

- Wanna talk about it?
- [sighs]

You heard all that, didn't you?
- Well, I'm not that far away.

- I just can'tshake the feeling

that Emily is lying to meabout seeing someone else.

- Ali, if she wanted to walk,
she could've the moment

that you told her that
you had cancer, and she didn't.

That says something
about a person.

- Yeah, but maybe--maybe
things have gotten too hard.

Become too real.

Or maybe she's just trying
to protect herself in case--

- There isn't going to be
an "in case."

But the foundation of every
relationship is based on trust.

Regardless of what else
is going on in your life,

if you don't have that,
it'll never work.

- The Soul Mate app?

You gotta be kidding me.

- You've listenedto my podcast,

which means you've heard me
talk about it.

- Yeah, I heard all about

Rakesh and Lulu, but still--

- Look, how aboutwe make a deal, hmm?

I'll put your name in,and if Rose comes up,

I'll help you,no questions asked.

But if she doesn't,you hear me out.

If Rose is supposedto be your soul mate,

then you have nothing to lose.

- Okay, deal.
- All right.

- Marla Fields?

It says she's from Wichita.

- I know the locationisn't ideal,

but this app matches people whoare compatible on all levels.

- But it can't tell me
how I feel.

Love doesn't work that way.

Do you have any idea
what it's like

to watch the woman you love
be with someone else

and nod along
like you're okay with it?

- Actually, I do.

The other night,I was on my way

to tell Cara thatI was still in love with her

and that breaking up with her

was the biggest mistakethat I had ever made.

I got all the way to her office

when I saw herwith her new boyfriend.

And as hard as it was to see,

I knew she was happyand that she had moved on

and that it was time for meto do the same.

- Maybe you shouldn't have.

Maybe if you told her
how you felt,

you'd be willing to help me.

Maybe the God Account

wants us to help each other.

- Trevor, I cannot
break them up.

- You're really gonna turn your
back on a Friend Suggestion?

- I'm sorry.

- So am I.

[phone chimes, buzzes]

[eerie music]

♪

[phone chimes, buzzes]

- See?
The God Account

sent five more likes
since I left the club.

- Well, maybe
it's the God Account

trying to help you out
with Trevor.

- I don't think so.

Likes are usually weird,but always specific

and never halfwayacross the world.

Wait, do you think somethinghappened to the God Account

when you tried to breakthrough the firewall?

- I don't know.

I mean, yeah,
I guess it's possible.

I'll reach out to Corey
and see what I can find out.

Meanwhile, how'd it go
with my--my app?

- Good and bad.

It said that Trevor's soul mate

was some woman named Marlafrom Wichita.

- Mm.

- He didn't buy it
and refuses to back down.

- Hold on. He didn't buy it?
- No.

- Okay, first of all,
as the inventor of this app,

I am insulted.

And second of all...

There is no second of all.
I'm just insulted.

- Look, you said
when you met Lulu,

the chemistry was undeniable.

If we can get Trevorin front of this Marla person,

maybe he'll feel the same.

- Hmm, that makes sense.
Okay, yeah.

I'll see if I can
track her down.

[notification pings]

Uh, Miles?
- What?

- Did you happen to tell Trevor
how you feel about Cara?

- Yeah.

- That you were gonna tell her
you love her and breaking up

with her was the biggest
mistake of your life?

- Wait, dude,
how did you know that?

- 'Cause he posted it
on your website

where everyone
subscribed to you can see it.

- Including Cara.

- Rakesh, you need to delete
those posts, like, now.

- Yeah, I am, okay?

We can't delete themwith our minds,

so it's gonna takea few seconds.

- If Cara sees this--
- Things will be awkward.

We know.
- Not just that.

You heard what she said

about Trevor telling Rose
how he felt,

how it can ruin
their friendship.

I can't risk that.

- Well, you won't have to.

All right?
Done.

Gone, deleted.

Unless Cara was on your website
at this exact moment,

we're good.
- Okay, well, can you

block Trevor from posting
just to be safe?

- Already did, but you know,
all he has to do is

create another username and he
can start blasting you again,

so I suggest
you just talk to him.

- Oh, yeah, yeah.
I'm gonna talk to him.

And let me know
if you hear back from Corey.

See if we can get to the bottom

of what's going on
with the God Account.

- Will do,
and I'll look into

this Marla from Wichita.

Show Trevor
not to doubt my app.

[ambient music]

♪

- Hey, what the hell
are you thinking, huh?

I am trying to help you,

and this is how
you're gonna repay me?

- You're not trying to help me.

You said it yourself.

- Your posts could've ruined

things between Cara and I.

- Or it could've gotten you

everything you've ever wanted.

Look, I getwhat heartbreak feels like

more than anyone else.

We're the same, Miles.

We're both in love with womenwho are with someone else.

- Just promise me

you won't ever try
anything like that again.

- I won't.And I'm sorry.

I love her, Miles,

and I don't wanna wake upone day and wonder "what if."

- Hey, guys.
Did I interrupt something?

- No, we're good.
What's going on?

- Well, I know
it's last-minute,

but I was hoping
you might say a few words

at the rehearsal dinner
tonight.

- Me?
- Yeah.

You know how important
you are to me.

- Aw.
- Just speak from the heart.

You've always known
what to say.

- Sure.
I'd love to.

- Great.

Well, I'll see
you guys tonight.

- I'm out of time, Miles.

I need to tell her tonight.

Just like she said,

I need to stand up
and speak from the heart.

- I am pretty sure
that's not what she meant

when she asked you to speak.

- She deserves to know,
and I deserve to tell her.

- Okay, what happens

when she tells you
she doesn't feel the same, hmm?

What then?
- [sighs]

It can't hurt more
than the pain of sitting by

and watching her
marry someone else.

- Trevor--
- You're off the hook, Miles.

I'll see you tonight.

- So what do you mean
the God Account is glitching?

- It sent Miles, like,
a bunch of random likes

that couldn't possibly
have anything to do

with his Friend Suggestion.

- So?
- So...

Look, the God Account
doesn't always point him

in a straight line, but this
is something more than that.

Look, I'm saying what if we
inadvertently did something

when we were trying to hack it?

- Like what?
- I don't know.

But like you said,
you saw your code

when we were trying
to break through the firewall,

which means it was exposed,

even if it was only
for a few seconds.

- Yeah, and then
it shut us out.

Look, I can't speak
to what the God Account

normally does or doesn't do,

but even the best
of codes can glitch.

- I mean, yeah, I guess.

[phone ringing]

- Excuse me a moment.

Hey, honey, I'm kind of in the
middle of something right now.

I...what?

Is he okay?

No, I'm glad you called me.

Yeah, yeah, I'm on my way.

I have to go.
- Everything okay?

- Yeah, just some family stuff.

- Hey, before you go, can I
check your phone real quick?

The Raspberry Pi
that Zach installed,

it had, like,
a traffic log on it.

Maybe something was happening
with the Wi-Fi during the hack.

- Sorry, I deleted the app.

Can't take a chance
of DARPA finding out.

I'll see you later.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Zach.

- Dude, I wasin the zone, okay?

- Hey, I'm sorry.
Listen--listen to me.

Corey deleted the Raspberry Pi
app from his phone.

- Smart.

- Well, can you do me a favor
and recover the data?

- You mind telling me why?

- Just need to check something.

- All right.
Give me a few hours.

I'll drop it into your drive.
- All right.

[romantic music]

♪

- [sighs]

- Miles, Cara.
So glad you guys could make it.

- Yeah, of course.I mean, we wouldn't miss this.

- Be prepared to be treated
like celebrities.

- You can't imagine
how many times

my father has told
the JumboTron story tonight.

Somehow it gets bigger
and more outrageous every time.

- Yeah.

I'm gonna grab us some drinksbefore things get started.

- Thank you, Miles.

It's not every day you get
to live out your own fairytale.

- Hey, you two deserve it.

- Oh, I gotta--excuse me.

- There's Trevor.

- All right, wish me luck.
- Yeah.

- Whatever you're gonna say,
don't.

You're not gonna talk me
out of this, Miles.

I have to tell her.
- Okay, look.

If that's what
you have to do, fine.

But you need to ask yourself,
who are you doing this for?

Look, you said
we're the same, right?

You know, I look at Cara
and I see someone I love.

But real love

is putting someone else's
happiness above your own

no matter how hard that may be.

Because at the end of the day,
having them in your life

means so much more
than the alternative.

[glass clinks]

- [clears throat]

Well, Rose and I just wanted
to thank all of you

for being here with us tonight.

We can't imagine

starting this next stage of
our lives together without you.

- Look at her.
Look how happy she is.

- Now, when Rose and I
found each other,

I knew that I was
the luckiest man alive.

And then I met her family,
this amazing group of people

who've loved each other
through good times and bad.

And I'd like to introduce you
to one of them.

Now, while he may not
be related by blood,

I know he's both
a son to Charles

and a brother to Rose

and someone who I hope
to call family as well.

Trevor, get on up here.
Come on.

- Yeah.
I don't wanna lose her.

- You don't have to.

[applause]

- Thank you.
- Hey.

Do you think you got
through to him?

- I hope so.

- Thank you, James.

Uh, tonight, we're here
to celebrate love,

pure and simple.

And while I don't claim
to be an expert,

I know it when I see it.

[laughter]

Uh...

I've known Rose a long time,

and all I've ever wanted
is for her to be happy.

But...[clears throat]

Maybe...

she'd be happiest with me.

[crowd gasps]

You said to speak
from the heart.

Well,

my heart belongs to you.

I love you, Rose.

I love you.

[ambient music]

♪

- Trevor.Trevor.

Trevor, wait.
- I needed to know.

And now that I do,
I've lost her.

She'll never wanna
see me again.

None of them will.
- That is not true, okay?

That is your family.
- No.

I don't think they are anymore.

[knock on door]

- Rose, come on in.

What's going on?

- God, I'm sorry
for showing up like this.

Have you heard from Trevor?
- No.

I tried calling him,but I think his phone is off.

- I know.

I went to his place.
He wasn't there.

I'm worried.
- Hey, don't be, okay?

We're gonna find him.
I promise.

- Let me ask you
something, Miles.

Is Trevor
your Friend Suggestion?

- Yes.

- Yeah, I kind of figured

when you started showing up
in his life out of nowhere.

I just never thought
that this was about me.

- I'm so sorry about yesterday.

I did not think he was actuallygonna go through with it.

- What did he say to you
after he left?

- He said he thought you'dnever wanna see him again.

- Oh, but I do.
I can't lose him.

He's too important to me,
to my family.

I just have to find him
and make him see that.

- Okay, well, I mean,

do you have any ideaof where he could be?

- No.

I wish Joseph was here.

He would know what to do.

He was the one person
that Trevor would turn to.

- [sighs]

Hey, maybe he still is.

♪

- Trevor.

- What are you doing here?
- Looking for you.

- Well, you found me.

Sorry for...ruining your night,ruining everything.

- Trevor, you didn't
ruin anything.

- Of course I did.

I can't take back what I said.
- I'm not asking you to.

All I'm asking is that
we find a way to move forward.

- How?
[stammers]

You expect me to walk
into work Monday morning?

Face your father?
Face you?

Pretend like none of this
ever happened?

- So what?
That's your answer?

You're just gonna walk away?
Never see any of us again?

- Yes.

- Well, you don't get
to do that.

You don't get to walk away
from the people that love you.

And I'm sorry that it's not
the kind of love that you want,

but we need to get past this.

- [exhales shakily]

What if we can't?
- We have to.

I already lost Joseph.

[sniffles]
And I won't lose you too.

[solemn music]

♪

[sniffles]

[bell jingles]

- Hey.

Do you--do you have a second?

I owe you an explanationabout last night.

- Tracy's not just a friend.

She's your ex.

Yeah, I looked her up online.

- Yes, we dated,

but I told you, you have
nothing to worry about.

- How can you say that?

You asked me to trust you,
and then you lied to me.

- Yes, and I'm sorry.

But that's why I'm here,
so--so that I can explain--

- There's nothing to explain.
- Yes, there is.

Look, Tracy was the first woman
that I fell in love with,

and when we broke up,
I never thought

that I would have
those feelings again.

And then I met you.

When I ran into Tracy
a few days ago,

she said she wantedto get back together.

And that's whyI met up with her,

so I can tell her.

- Tell her what?

- That I fell in love
with someone else.

- You love me?

- Yes, I do.

And look, I know I didn'thandle things right,

so I promise if you need to--

[stirring music]

♪

- I love you too.

- All right, so next up,

we have some great
performers for you.

- Thanks for coming, Miles.

- Hey, I wouldn't miss it
for the world.

And I heard that
you quit the paper company.

- Yeah, thanks to you.
- What do you mean?

- Well, if you didn'tget involved in my life,

I'd still be therewondering "what if."

You know, it's funny.

Six months ago,

when you broughtRose and Freemont together,

I thought that wasthe worst day of my life.

Turns out, it was the best.
- How so?

- That was the nightI first ended up in here,

first discovered whatI was really meant to do.

- Well, maybe that's what
the God Account had in mind

the whole time.

- I'm sorry to interrupt.

I'm following you
on stage tonight.

I just wanted
to introduce myself.

Yeah, I'm new to town, so...

My name's Marla, by the way.

- You wouldn't happento be from Wichita, would you?

- Yeah. What? Wait.
How did you know that?

- It's a long story, oneI'd be happy to tell you about.

Uh, maybe we shouldgrab a drink.

- Yeah, I would love that.

- Meet you at the bar.
- Okay.

- You know,for what it's worth,

telling Rose how I feltworked out.

Maybe you should tell Cara.

You did say she was
coming tonight.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Hey.
- Hey.

Perfect timing.
I'm all set.

- Actually, I don't thinkI can go tonight.

- Is everything okay?

- Not really.No.

You remember when I told you

that Mileswould wake up one day

and realize thathe made a mistake?

- Yeah.
- I was right.

I was listening to Miles'podcast the other day,

and his latestFriend Suggestion

posted a message to his websiteabout you.

He said he still loves you

and breaking upwas a huge mistake.

I told you I--
I can't be the odd man out.

- Adam, I mean,
I didn't even--

- Cara, I'm sorry.

- Adam.

[scoffs]

[relaxed music playing]

♪

- Miles, we need to talk.
- Yeah, yeah, what's up?

- Corey lied to us.
- Huh?

- Yeah, when we were
hacking the God Account,

he launched a virus, and
it's corrupting the account.

- Wait, that's whyit's been glitching.

- Yeah, but there's
more than that.

If we don't figure this out
in the next 24 hours,

the God Account
will be destroyed.

[dramatic music]

♪