All language subtitles for Ties.That.Bind.S01E09_English

Mariah, you look great. Your
mom's gonna love your outfit.

Will Mom be here when
we get home from school?

No. Uncle Matt and I are
getting her at two o'clock.

You and Rachel are going
home with Hailey and her mom.

And boys: you're gonna
go with Mr. Watkins.

All right.

But Mom will be staying
here? Like, all of us? Here?

Yeah. We want your mom to
take her time finding a job

and getting organized, before
she looks for another place.

Wait, so we're
not leaving?

No, not until
your mom's ready.

We don't want
to rush her.

Uncle Matt even cleaned
out his office for her.

We don't want her to
feel uncomfortable.

Best foot forward
and all that.

So cool of you,
Uncle Matt. Thank you!

No problem. But before
any of that happens,

we've got to get
to school, right?

Come on people, let's go!
This is you. There you are.

Wow. When we sit down
for dinner tonight,

Mom will be with us.

[Police sirens]

[Police radio]

Good morning Leslie.

Allison, Devin.

Andrew Wheeler.
Sixty-six years old.

Cause of death...
pretty obvious.

Is that a soda bottle?

Yeah, part of one. I may go
back to drinking from cans.

Watch and wallet are gone.

Uniforms found a stack of
business cards in the car.

CEO of Surge Fiber Optics.

Any other signs
of trauma?

Light contusions
consistent with a struggle,

but I'll go over him more
carefully when I get him back.

Nothing stands out.
Well, except the...

Robbery gone wrong?

Something gone wrong. Big
chunk of glass to the heart?

Lot of anger in
that choice.

First Uniform on scene is
the man paramedics found

with the body. Terrence Figg,
says he worked for the victim.

Thanks Leslie. Let us
know what else you find.

Yup!

Mr. Figg?

Yes, I'm Terrence Figg.

Detective McLean, Detective
Stewart. We understand

you were with the body
when our people arrived?

Yes. When I got here
he was just...

Andrew was my
boss and my mentor.

We're very sorry
for your loss.

Thank you. It's not
just a loss for me,

it's a loss for our
entire industry.

Did he have a family?

Yes, it's a
tragedy for them.

Were you two scheduled
to meet out here?

No. He missed his first
appointment of the day,

which is not like him, so
I called a couple of times.

He didn't pick up,
also not like him.

I left messages, but he
never returned them.

Also not like him?

We're two weeks from our
IPO. His schedule is

booked by the minute and we're
in constant contact 24/7.

And the park wasn't
on his schedule?

So, how did you
know he was here?

His car. Our company cars are
equipped with GPS transponders.

When he didn't make his
appointment, I called security.

I knew something was wrong,
but I never imagined...

Do you have any idea
why he would be

at the park
this morning?

Believe me, he was not a
sit-in-the-sun type of guy.

I wanted to ask you
about his briefcase.

The officer said there
was nothing in the car?

No briefcase in the
car, no wallet on the body.

There was a mark on his wrist
from a watch, but no watch.

He wears a Tag Heuer Carrera
and he carries a Pontevedra

briefcase. They're both
worth thousands.

But the IPO paperwork in that
briefcase is beyond value.

Well, we hope to
find all of it.

Please let us know if
you have anything else.

I will, thank you.

So, Wheeler doesn't come into
work. Doesn't say anything,

because he doesn't want anyone
to know where he's going.

And then he's intercepted
by the robber,

who doesn't bring
his own weapon,

so has to grab
something nearby?

Could be a crime
of opportunity.

Don't think there are a lot
of Tag Heuers and Pontevedra's

floating around that park.

Maybe.

But Figg was worried about
what was in the briefcase.

Detectives, I just
spoke to Angelo Russo,

owner of Russo's
Pawnbrokers.

Says items matching
descriptions of the victim's

belongings turned
up at his store.

Mr. Russo and me,
we go way back.

I sell to him all the time.
He's the fairest guy in town.

Shanahan, over on
Tidewater, he's a cheat.

You should shut him down.

Mr. Russo said the wallet
and briefcase were empty

when you traded them in.

I left the credit
cards in the wallet,

I only took the
cash and the watch.

Other than that, the
briefcase was empty.

When you found it beside Mr.
Wheeler's body in Winston Park.

What body?

I took all that
stuff out of a dumpster.

In the alley off Lincoln,
behind the Royal Drugs.

I find a lot of
great stuff in there.

Did it occur to you, for nice
things to be in a dumpster,

something bad
might've happened?

Bad things
happen all the time.

Wasting nice
stuff makes it worse.

Did you spend the night in
Winston Park last night?

And hang around there a
little bit this morning?

Why should you care what--
I didn't kill anybody.

And I didn't sleep in
Winston last night.

It looked like rain, so I went
to the shelter at St. Sebastian.

Harry, we're gonna need
to keep you overnight,

until we can
check your story.

Sure. Still looks
like rain,

and a dry bed's one of those
good things you shouldn't waste.

Babies, mama's home!

Mommy!

I'm hoping the fact she can
quote her rehab counsellor in

excruciating detail means she
took the process seriously.

After that drive, I can
quote her rehab counsellor

in excruciating detail.

Seriously, we want
her to know that

we want her to
be successful.

I don't want her to
let her kids down.

Yes and we need to be
supportive and encouraging,

and help her find a job
and a place and a program.

Let's get through
dinner first.

Breakfast is ready!

Whoa, Momma.

I was coming to get you
up, but you're all...

This is really nice.

I have an interview today,
so I wanted to start my day

in a peaceful and
meditative space.

An interview?
Like for a job?

For a receptionist position.

One of the counsellors
arranged it for me.

Aunt Jackie!
This is amazing.

Yeah!

Wow, I wish we didn't
have to leave for school.

Mom?
You did all this?

Sure did!
Morning honey.

Morning.

Wow, should we take
this feast to go?

Yeah, bring
extra napkins.

Don't want any goop on the
upholstery or sleeves.

Good luck, Mom.

Thanks babe.

Good luck, what for?

You're gonna do great.

Bye guys!

Sorry we didn't get a
chance to enjoy your

beautiful breakfast.

No worries.

I didn't think about how
hard it must be to get

all six of you out of
the house on time.

Some days are easier than
others. Do you need a ride?

No, I have the bus schedule
on my phone so I'm okay.

Okay, good luck.

Have a good day.

There's Harry.

Behind Royal Drugs,
just like he said.

This is the only
camera in the area,

but if we back up from here,
we might get a look at

whoever dropped
Wheeler's belongings.

Wait, can you go back?

Can you zoom in?

There...

that's our killer.

[Birds chirping]

Yes, we can confirm that these
items belong to my father.

Our father.

It must sound shallow, but
to be able to hold this,

even through the plastic, just
for a moment; it comforts me.

I gave him this for our
twenty-fifth anniversary.

It's engraved, To my one and
only. Did you notice that?

Yes, ma'am, we did.

What about his medallion?

What kind of medallion?

Small, bronze. On a chain.
He wore it every day.

A Latin phrase I
couldn't remember...

How embarrassing.

Andrew would be so
disappointed in all of us.

We'll follow up on
that, Mrs. Wheeler.

So this is all
you brought us?

Other than the medallion, is
there anything else you think

your father may
have had with him?

I'm looking for
news, Detective.

I'd like to think you've made
some progress finding the

maniac who couldn't stop
with robbing my father,

but had to kill him too?

We now think his belongings
were taken to make it look

like a robbery.
To cover the homicide.

He was...
deliberately murdered?

We think he went to
the park to meet someone,

and that person killed him.

Is there anyone you can think of
who'd want to hurt Mr. Wheeler?

No.
No one at all.

Maura, Rick, you work for
your father, don't you?

Yes.

Dad believed that his children
should continue his legacy.

Two-thirds of his children.

Kyle, our youngest, is a
professor at McGregor

in Portland.

Kyle rejects
everything we stand for.

This is not a time to
display our differences.

Terrence Figg told us that Surge
is coming up with an IPO soon.

Of course he did. You need to
go back and talk to him again.

What did I just say?

It's important for them
to know this, Mother.

Terrence thinks he's worked
harder than the rest of us have.

He and Dad had a huge fight
about stock options and the IPO.

Everyone on the floor heard
it. It was loud and ugly.

Hi Aunt Jackie.

Hey, Mom.

Hi honey.

How'd the interview go?

It was really good.

Hey Cam.

Hey, Mom.

Did Uncle Matt
go back to work?

Great.
Come on in. Sit down.

I've been wanting to
talk to you guys.

In rehab I learned that you
have to make amends to the

people that you hurt
when you were using.

And I had this
really big realization.

I should've kept the house
up more and I should've been

more involved in your school,
and I should've got to know your

friends, I should've
taken better care of myself.

But I want you to know
that I know that now,

and I'm doing that,
I'm making those changes,

and you're going to
see that in me.

That's it?

Glad you got that
all worked out.

...potential investors need to
understand that the promise of

Surge is as... I'm sorry
we'll have to end here.

Andrea will reach out
to schedule a new time.

Okay, thanks Terrence.

Detectives, how
can I help you?

By answering some
questions, Mr. Figg.

We'll reconvene in
Andrew's office.

Most of my files
are there already.

You're working out of Mr.
Wheeler's office already?

It's a critical
time for the company,

someone had to step in.

Oh, because of the IPO.

It's what Andrew would have
wanted. Please, have a seat.

How can I help you?

We believe that Mr. Wheeler
was killed by someone he knew.

That's hard to believe.

Your dedication to
this company is obvious,

but was there ever any
tension between you two?

Tension? You've been
talking to Rick.

You and Rick
don't get along?

Rick's always been jealous of my
relationship with his father.

And while Rick does what Rick
does best, which is complain

about me, I do what I do
best, which is run Surge.

Exactly as Andrew wanted.

What about your loud, ugly fight
with Andrew a few days ago?

Is that how he described it?

I would have expected
something more hyperbolic.

What were you two
fighting about?

We weren't. It was a
passionate negotiation.

Andrew wouldn't have respected
me if I had accepted

his first offer. That's how
the game is played.

What game were you playing
when you hurt your hand?

I'm not proud of this, but
after the news yesterday I

went home and I
drank a lot of scotch.

At some point, I slammed my
glass down it shattered and...

My assistant just helped
me change the bandage.

I will show you if you like.

I'm an idiot,
but I'm not a killer.

You should show a doctor.

Later.
Business first.

Now if you'll excuse
me, I have three meetings.

One of my assistants
will show you out.

Sorry, do you
have a trash can?

In the corner by
the coffee machine.

If you have any ideas about
who Mr. Wheeler might have

been meeting in the park
you'll give us a call,

You'll be the first to know.

Thank you. We appreciate
your cooperation.

Thanks for the distraction.

You get it?

Now we'll know if Mr.
Figg's blood was at the scene.

Guys, it's a school
night. Time for bed.

Good night.

Night.

Night.

Night, honey.

Just a little bit longer? We
used to do this all the time.

I'm done. Track practice was
brutal this afternoon, so...

Night.

Night.

You know what? Your
Aunt Allison's right.

It's a school night,
so... up you go.

Night.

Good night.

Guess it's my
bedtime too, right?

Good night, Jackie.

Coffee?

No, thanks. I have the
results on the crime scene

blood sample versus the
bandage sample.

Was it Terrence
Figg's blood at the scene?

No.
But have a look.

The blood on the victim is a
descendant selector to the

victim himself.
Which means...

Andrew Wheeler was murdered
by one of his children.

...and finally, I want to thank
you all, not just for your

support and kind words over
the last few days, But for your

dedication to this company,
and everything Andrew valued.

I hope you'll offer that same
support to our children as

they carry on.

I look forward to seeing each
one of you at the service.

Your husband
was a great man.

Detectives. My brother,
Professor Kyle Wheeler.

I came up from Portland
as quickly as I could.

Our condolences, Professor.

We're sorry to intrude, but
could we speak to the two of

you and your
sister in private?

Has there been
a development?

Maybe we could
use your office?

What have you found out?
Tell us.

Why are you here?
What's going on?

They won't tell us.

We need DNA samples
from all three of you.

You think one of
us killed Dad?

We use DNA to rule
out people as well.

That's absurd. And I'm not
voluntarily giving you

a DNA sample.
Get a warrant.

From our experience, Professor,
that's a guilty man's response.

Anything else
you want in there?

We're good. You two can
use swabs if you prefer.

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ords while we're all here.w

I can't believe him.

No one loved Andrew Wheeler
more, or did more

to enact his
vision.....

This is not
about you, Figg.

Shut Up!

Crowd gaspin ]

Yes detective, I would
like to press charges.

Okay, that's the sample,
now we need the alibi.

Your brother and
sister gave us both.

Rick? Where were you on the
morning your father was killed?

Stalling only
makes it worse.

Sitting in the restaurant
at the Four Seasons.

Waiting for him.

Did you meet
there often?

No. But I had to invite my own
father to breakfast

just to have a conversation
with him. I needed to

be clear on my role in the
company after we go public.

Terrence got all of Dad's
attention in the office.

How long did
you wait for him?

Over an hour. I kept staring
at the door, thinking,

Another five minutes,
another five minutes.

I didn't want to believe that my
own father would stand me up.

It never occurred to me that
something horrible had happened.

I should have called Dad, but
I'm his son and I shouldn't have

to grovel for his love, but if
I'd reached him, if I'd gotten

him to come to me instead of
going to the park,

then he'd still...

Knocking on doo ]

I'm sorry, Yes?

Excuse me, Detective McLean,
your sister-in-law's here.

Who brought her in?

The bus?

Jackie!
Is everything okay?

Oh, yeah, yeah.
Sorry for barging in.

Come this way.

I had a great idea that I
wanted to share with you.

An idea about what?
Have a seat.

Everything's
been going so great.

The kids, the interview,
it just feels so good,

and I wanted to maybe make
everyone dinner to celebrate.

You wanna cook?

Is that okay?

Yeah.

I had this idea what I want to
make, but I need to pick up

some stuff, and you know
groceries on the bus is hard.

So, I wanted to
borrow your car?

Yeah, absolutely. I'll just
have Devin drive me home.

Thank you.

It's space 28,
Just past the flagpole.

28, okay

Wait, why don't
you take this?

Yeah.
Thank you, Allison.

Rick says he was at
breakfast. Motive?

Jealousy. Terrence was
taking over the company.

And his father's love.

Maura said she
was at spin class.

Goes to the same
one every Wednesday.

She's pretty locked down.

But she doesn't seem to have a
specific issue with her father.

And Kyle was at an anti-fracking
protest in Portland.

Rick said Kyle despised
everything his father stood for.

Maybe he despised
the man, too.

We need to dig into
these alibis more deeply.

Somebody isn't
telling the truth.

Pots and pans clangin ]

What's going on?

Jackie needed some space while
she finished cooking dinner.

We offered to help, but...

Everything's fine!

Pots falling on groun ]

Hey.

Hi! So my roommate in
rehab, she was a chef.

She says that the key to a
great meal is in the timing.

Well, it smells fantastic.
What can I do to help?

Nothing, I have it all under
control, I'm just... Oh, shoot!

I'm sure they'll
be fine, I hope.

Just get them off... and...

I think that my timing
is a little bit off, but...

Did you want these whipped?

Um, sure... No,
not with butter!

I'll get you some...

Oh no, no no no...
No!

[Oven door slamming]

Oh, Jackie.

I didn't get the job.

Apparently I'm not qualified
to sit behind a desk and say

Welcome, please have a
seat.

I'm so sorry Jackie.

I guess it's official: you're
better than me at everything.

What are you looking for?

Paperwork for
the Ramsay estate.

What is this?

Mariah asked me to
put them someplace else,

for Jackie's sake.

And there was nowhere
else that could go?

Do you want some help?

Yeah, find the Ramsay file,
That would be great!

It's in the study. Am I
allowed to go down there?

Can I ask Jackie whether
it's okay if I go look for it?

I'll go.

Don't worry about it, I'll get
it in the morning. I'm just...

Babe, I know
this has been hard.

But I really believe we're
doing the right thing...

I am so sick of
doing the right thing!

You know what the right
thing means around here?

It means us picking up
everybody else's slack,

us cleaning up after
everybody else's mistakes.

We both agreed that...

No, you agreed. I went
along with you.

Out of love for you.
Not some greater good.

You have to admit that Cameron
and Mariah are better here.

They're great.

Yeah. And I've also seen that
our children have been cheated

on time and
space and attention.

And our savings is basically
toast. And now Jackie?

Shhh!

Tell you what? Why don't I
build an addition,

that way when Tim gets
out of prison,

we can have your strung
out, paroled brother move in.

I want to teach our children
that when people are in trouble,

you help them. When they're
hurting, you comfort them.

When they need you,
you're there for them,

even if it's not
easy or convenient.

And when that's repaid with
ingratitude? And anger?

And pain? Then what,
Allison? Then what?

He's my brother.

And I'm your husband.

Mrs. Wheeler.

I'm sorry, no one told
me that you were here.

Which one of my children do
you think killed their father?

The Medical Examiner is
running the DNA tests again.

There was a problem, the
results were inconclusive.

No, wait. The smart money
should be on Maura.

Why Maura?

She can be very cold,
and very calculating.

Just like her father.
But she didn't do this.

Maura idolized Andrew. She would
never do anything to hurt him.

That leaves Rick and Kyle.

Never ask a mother to
choose between her sons.

I'm supposed to sign some
paperwork so they'll finally

release Andrew's body.
Do you know where I do that?

Yes, of course. Officer?
Can you escort Mrs. Wheeler

to the Medical Examiner's
office, please?

Thank you.

Did you ever find
Andrew's medallion?

No, I'm sorry,
we haven't.

I look forward to your
catching the killer.

Hey, so I just got off the
phone with Mr. Carl Snyder.

Twenty-two years
with Seattle PD,

now a private investigator
with great reviews on Yelp.

And how is Mr. Snyder?

He's very, very happy
with the big fat check

Maura Wheeler wrote him.

Did you find that in
Maura's financials?

Yeah.

What did Mr. Snyder
have to say about her?

Hr didn't want to
comment at all initially,

but when I told
him it was a murder,

memories of his days in
blue convinced him to share.

What did Maura have him do?

Find out if her father
was cheating on her mother.

Which he was.

How did she
feel about that.

I want to get
this just right.

In regards to her father, Ms.
Wheeler said to Mr. Snyder,

and I quote: That cheating
snake, I'm going to kill him.

and I quote: That cheating
snake, I'm going to kill him.

You cannot be serious.

So are you saying you weren't
furious when you found out

your father was
having an affair?

Of course I was, who wouldn't
be? But I got over it.

By killing your father.

By going to therapy.
You people are unreal.

There's also the
matter of your alibi.

I spoke with
your spin teacher.

The class you claimed you were
taking when your father was

killed? She cancelled it.

That wasn't a lie,
that was a half-truth.

I didn't take the class,
but I was at the gym.

My swipe card confirms that.

Yes, it does, but since we know
that the class was cancelled,

how do we know you
didn't skip back out?

Because I was playing
racquetball with Jim Watanabe.

My father's
biggest competitor.

Our game was an
under-the-radar job interview.

Oh, so you didn't want
anybody at the company to know

that you were leaving.

Exactly.

I couldn't come in here every
day and look my father in the

eye and pretend that I
didn't know he was a lying,

duplicitous piece of scum.

But that does not
mean I killed him.

Come on!

Dad, you need something?

A bigger house?
Less occupants?

I thought you and Mom said

we need to be loving
and supportive.

Did I mention anything
about, Do as I say,

not as I do?

Do you still
like Aunt Jackie?

Of course I do. This is just
a challenging situation.

Remember when we were little
and we all wanted to go to

that midnight screening of Harry
Potter, and you and Mom and

Uncle Tim all said it was
insane to go out that late?

So Aunt Jackie took us, and
bought us the biggest popcorns

and talked in this really bad
British accent the whole time.

Yeah, that was cool of her.

We're helping her because
that's what you do when

someone you love
needs you, right?

Yeah, you're right.
That's what we do.

Jim Watanabe confirms that he
was playing racquetball with

Maura at the
time of the murder.

And we have footage of Kyle
at the protest in Portland,

and a waitress at the
Four Seasons remembers Rick.

All the Wheeler
children's alibis hold.

Wait. What about the woman
Maura's PI discovered Andrew

was having the affair with...
what's her name?

Marilyn Gibbons.

Yeah, from Yakima.

There's a Marilyn
Gibbons in Yakima.

Owns One More
Time antique furniture.

We need to talk to her.

Can't. Here's her obit. She
died three weeks ago.

Oh, but what about that?

Hey. Are you two looking
for something special?

Yes, we are. We're looking
for Michael Gibbons.

That's me.

Was Marilyn
Gibbons your mother?

She was.

And Andrew Wheeler
was your father?

Hey!

Michael?
Stop!

It's not fair.
This isn't fair!

Let's go back to Crestview
and talk about that.

Please don't!

I'm willing to bet that cut
came from the glass you drove

into Andrew Wheeler's chest.

We have DNA that proves one
of Andrew's children killed him,

and all his recognized
heirs have alibis.

So if we swab your hand,
what's your DNA gonna tell us?

Let's talk about your
relationship with your father.

What relationship?

How about your mother?

Did she have a continuing
relationship with him?

She never stopped
loving him for a minute.

That's what she would tell me
when I asked her why we were

living the way we did, hidden
away like we weren't worthy.

She'd tell me about how he
came into the diner where she

was working, how it was
like time stopped and...

Twenty years, and she loved
him until the day that she died.

She knew about
his other family,

she just didn't care,
love is love I guess.

But you cared, didn't you?

How often did you
see your father?

Twice a year,
if we were lucky.

Not for holidays,
or my birthday.

It was just when he was
in town on business.

That must have hurt.

It was inspiring.
I made a plan.

I studied his company, and his
industry, and I decided I wanted

to get a job where he worked
when I got out of college.

Work my way up to the top,
until I was there next to him.

Just like his other kids.

So that's why you
met in the park?

To talk about the future?

He called me. Two days
after my mother's funeral.

Said he wanted to talk
about something important.

So he arranged the meeting?

I thought, you know, I lost
my mom, and I get my dad now.

He's going to give me a job.
and recognize me.

But you didn't get a
job offer, did you?

He wrote me a big,
fat check.

He said, now that
your mother is gone,

it's gonna be too painful
for me to stay in contact.

I'm sorry, Michael.

He thought he
could buy me off!

That I would be grateful for
these scraps, like she was all

those years. But I'm his son!
I'm worthy more than that.

So I ripped up the check up,
and threw it in his face.

What did he think of that?

He said it was my loss. My loss.
He said he didn't love me!

That had to hurt.

I tried to follow him.

I said that I wanted
to prove myself.

And he said that was
never going to happen.

He told me to
stop following him,

and I yanked him back because
I wasn't done with him,

I had more to say.

And then somehow the
bottle was in my hand.

And then the glass
was in his chest.

And then it was all over.
I don't know, I don't know.

Everything that I
thought I wanted.

Gone.
All of it.

So you faked the robbery
to cover your tracks?

Grabbed his belongings and
tossed them a few blocks away?

Yes.

But not everything.

Why was the medallion
still in your pocket

when we picked
you up, Michael?

I helped my
mom pick it out.

For his birthday,
when I was ten.

It's all I have, okay?

And I also told the Montgomery's
they should probably tear

this section here
down to a landing...

Great use of space.
I can work up a bid quickly.

I appreciate that.

Hey, here she is. Jackie,
this is my buddy Ernie,

the best landscape
architect in Crestview.

Ernie, this is my
sister-in-law, Jackie.

Nice to meet you.

Matt tells me
you're job-hunting.

Yeah, I am.

I could use someone
to handle my phones,

while my assistant's
on maternity leave.

Would that be something you're
interested in talking about?

It sure would, yes.

Great!

Come on, sit down.
You guys can chat for a sec.

You okay?

Yeah.

It's just so sad.

One decision after another after
another that destroys them.

And they had all these
chances to make things right

that they just ignored.

Andrew Wheeler was apparently
a man used to doing things his

way. Not necessarily
the right way.

People take all kinds of
different paths

to reach our
interrogation room.

All that we can be responsible
for is making sure they tell

the truth when
they're in there.

The rest is on them.
On each of us.

I know. Just some cases,
you know?

Maura? What can
we do for you?

This whole process has been
extremely difficult

on my family.

We understand.

Still, we should
have behaved better.

So I wanted to come and
thank you. In person.

For finding the man
who murdered my father.

He's...
my brother?

Yes.

Did he say...
why?

He felt your
father didn't love him.

That is the one thing all of
Andrew Wheeler's children

have in common.

So, I wanted to
talk to you guys.

Do you remember that
conversation we had about what

I learned in rehab?

I don't think I expressed
myself completely and there

was more I wanted to say.

Mom. It's fine.
We get it.

It's not fine. There was
more that I needed to say.

I needed to say
that I love you.

More than
you'll ever know.

And I'm sorry
that I hurt you.

I love you too, Mom.

Sorry.

No, it's okay.
We're good.

And dinner's ready. So,
Cameron, do you want to...

Dinner!

Did Matt tell you that I met
with his friend Ernie,

about a job?

He said I might be a
good fit for his office.

So he's gonna let me know
in a couple of days.

That's awesome, Mom.

Hey, I might not get it,
but every interview

is one step closer, right?

Cheers to that.

Glasses klinkin ]

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