All language subtitles for Our Kind of People 1x06 - For Colored Boys... (English)

Previously on "Our Kind of People"...

I think Teddy supplied crack
to Edgartown

and let my mother take the fall for it.

Teddy keeps journals in his home office.

Angela, he can't know
that we're together.

I just want this cotillion
to be perfect.

I'm being introduced into society.

I just have to find
a father figure to dance with.

Nikki needs a father. After 17 years.

Starting over is a big deal,

especially for someone
who has a criminal record.

- Why, Lauren?
- I watched you kiss my girlfriend.

I don't want to be around you anymore.

You're out of cotillion.

I'm gonna destroy Teddy Franklin.

What's the plan?

- Alex Rivera.
- I would think twice

before bringing her back into our lives.

The strength of
the tremors have picked up.

How long are you going
to keep it a secret?

We better get back.

We don't want them
wondering where we are.

Dr. Keller, it was no more
than a dizzy spell.

Which could have been much worse.

If you keep ignoring my medical advice,

I'll have to discontinue...

Do that, and my endowment

to your institute in Geneva
will discontinue.

Understood?

Good morning.

Good morning.

Please, sit down.

I, uh...

I called you here this morning

because when I excused myself

from dinner the other evening...

I saw you and Angela...

slip out of my office.

Is that why the cameras have gone dark

at Eve's Crown?

Are you involved with her?

I'm sorry, Teddy.

I-I couldn't keep spying on her.

Mm-hmm.

This is a knot of my own design.

My demands on those closest to me can

take a toll, like...

He was doing his job.

Your father was a bodyguard,
not a bill collector.

I sent him to Edgartown to collect rent

because I knew he would
treat people with dignity,

and he lost his life.

I know the story.

Someone high out of their mind
shot him on the front step

for serving an eviction notice.

I sent you to spy on Angela

because I trusted you.

Trust means a great deal to me,

especially if you're seeing my daughter.

You know, if she has trust in you,

one day, she will come

and place her trust in me.

Spying on Angela isn't a way
to gain her trust

or get to know her.

You've been absent her whole life.

You're right, my boy.

I'm going to give Angela and Nikki

a cotillion week to remember.

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It's the same deal every time I go home.

They make up a whole list of...

Okay, ladies, we have less than
48 hours to cotillion,

and this is gonna be
the best cotillion yet.

"I have two Emmys

and the highest-rated
news show on the air,"

and my father sill
made me clean the fish.

Manicure be damned.

Alex. What brings you to Oak Bluffs?

Well, I haven't taken a break

since the Obama administration.

So I decided to summer here
with friends,

Graceties from the Manhattan chapter.

Well, you all are so lucky
to have found a rental,

you know, this late in the season.

And just in time
for the Oak Bluffs Cotillion.

Come to think of it,

last time I saw you
was at your cotillion.

Well, that was ages ago.

Another lifetime.

For those of you who are unaware,

Alex was married to Raymond for...

wait, did you guys make it to 12 months?

Thank you for the warm welcome.

I know my presence as a celebrity

can be a little daunting.

You know what's even more daunting?

Trying to find last-minute glam
for the cotillion.

20% off for all Graceties

and prospectives at Eve's Crown.

Where everybody gets treated
like a celebrity.

Homegirl trying to start some mess.

Hmm. Thanks, but I can
clean my own house.

Alright, Graceties, I'm officially

calling our meeting to order.

Shall we?

Hey.

Got you 911 text.

- What's happened?
- Alex Rivera.

She's in Oak Bluffs.

- Really?
- Mm.

Hmm. She say what she's doing here?

I don't know.
She's probably trying to glow up

from that raggedy
Manhattan Graceties chapter.

You know, I think she's still salty

that you chose a true marriage
instead of a mistake.

I just hope that
that's the last we see of her

because my plate is already full

with everything having to do
with the cotillion as it is.

No, listen, she's probably
just trying to sip some ros�

and floss like the rest of the guests.

Mm.

I'm sure it's nothing.

I hope you're right.

You know, I thought
being the face of Eve's Crown

would be a lot more glamor
and a lot less,

"Hi, welcome to Eve's Crown."

You know, if these women
filled the food bank

the way they're filling up
on free champagne,

we would solve world hunger.

I feel like there are 10 times more

Black people on this island
than when we first got here.

Including Miss Alex Rivera.

Well, now, you know that
I've been ear-hustling

these broads all morning,

and apparently, when Raymond
and Alex were together,

she wasn't one of them.

But now she is.

Sort of.

Yeah, it seems like
they only really count you in

if you're born in.

And what does that say
about you and Nikki?

Is that why you're
letting Teddy stand in as the father

for the Father-Daughter dance?

Teddy offered.

I thought it would be
a great opportunity for Nikki

to get to know him.

I can read it all over your face.

How do you really feel about your daddy

taking her to cotillion?

Alright.

I'm still trying to play
the nice daughter

to find out what happened to Mama,

but I don't trust him.

I just can't help but feeling like

he doesn't do anything
without an agenda.

I may even have some dirt

on what he was up to back in the day.

Tyrique and I got his brother
Louis Franklin's journals

from 1983 and 1984.

You and Tyrique have been
working on this together?

Mm-hmm.

Ange, you are in dangerous territory.

I know. For both of us.

But I don't have a choice.

I have to find out what Teddy was up to

when my mama was arrested,

figure out the connection between him

and those drugs that were
being run in Edgartown.

- That's how I'll clear her name.
- Mom?

Um, I know it's busy,

but I got a text from Taylor.

Something about cotillion.

Can I go?

- Yeah, you can go.
- Okay.

Okay, Taylor, so we're at
the beach, clearly.

Yes, but no peeking.
You're gonna love it.

Oh, my... It feels nice.

Step over here.

Give me your hands. Take a big step.

There you go. Okay.

Alright. You ready?

Okay.

Oh... What... What is all this?

Nicole Vaughn,
will you allow me the honor

of escorting you
to the Oak Bluffs Cotillion?

You want to be my escort to cotillion?

Yes.

Oh. Okay.

Um...

Well, I would be honored.

Okay, so, there's one more surprise.

The other debs thought
what Lauren did to you

at the Claiming Ceremony was foul,

so we took a vote.

Alright.

Oh, my God.

Taylor!

"Most Congenial".

Most Congenial reads
the "Letter to Fathers", right?

I know your dad wasn't really around,

and if you want to, you don't have to.

Oh, no, no. I... The debs chose me.

Of... Of course I want to.

Um...

"If it feels nice, roll the dice."

That's what Mama Eve used to say.

So, uh...

I guess I'm reading a speech.

And you're gonna give a bomb speech.

- Ah!
- Hi.

Your shop is coming along nicely.

A-As your mentor,

I could offer
some advice about marketing,

but looks like you have that covered.

I'm guessing you're here for Nikki?

Mm.

I just want to make sure
that you standing with her

for cotillion isn't some game to you.

My motives towards my granddaughter

are well-intentioned.

I want to get to know her, as I do you.

I'm here bearing gifts.

You can't buy her affection.

Mm.

It's tradition.

The father gives
the debutante daughter pearls.

These pearls belonged to my mother,

given to her by my father.

I would like to include Nikki
in that lineage.

As for you, my gift...

No, I don't need your trinkets.

- Thank you.
- No.

It's a gesture.

Something I'd like to help you with.

I received a letter
from a Nate Robinson.

The media attention and gossip

compelled him to reach out to me.

He said that he was hurt
because he was not able

to protect his daughter
from all of that.

Here. You can read it for yourself.

It's... It's all in there.

And when he explained

the particulars of his case,

he's been passed over for parole twice.

Did you know that?

And yet, even behind bars,

in a system that failed him,

Nate's heart and mind
are with you and Nikki.

I'm compelled to answer
his cries for assistance.

- He asked you for help?
- Mm-hmm.

And I'm sure I can do something.

I mean, I've raised funds
for the Innocence Project.

I'm connected to
the state's Attorney General.

And this is the relationship
I want us to have...

Supporting one another.

Us... against the world.

So, you're saying you could get him out?

Hmm.

I-I mean, I need time.

Uh, Nikki doesn't...

I need to prepare her first.

It's not gonna happen overnight, Angela.

Um, legal briefs,

proper investigation, hearings...

It could take months.

I need to think about this.

I'll wait until you make a decision.

I can't give you back
the years lost between us,

but perhaps I can give Nikki

a few years with her father.

As for you...

I'm very happy with you and Tyrique.

He's a good man.

Oh, no.

You are not just gonna lay around.

And your room is a mess, by the way.

Mom.

I don't want those open.

There will be other Taylors.

There's only one you.

And I wish you would
value yourself a bit more.

Now, get up. A Dupont is never late.

Late for what?

- Work.
- What?

You're the one who decided

to get yourself kicked out of cotillion.

Now you get to spend
the rest of the summer

deciding what you want to do
with the rest of your life.

Now, get up. Come on, Lauren.

You got 15 minutes.

Hey.

You told Teddy about us?

He already knew.

He saw us leaving his office together,

but I don't think he knows
we took those journals.

Well, I skimmed them,
and I didn't see anything

about my mom
or about Teddy dealing drugs,

but I did see something
in this one about a Calvin.

That's your dad, right?

Why would my dad be in Louis' journals?

He only worked for Teddy.

What's wrong?

You seem like you got
something else on your mind.

It's Nikki's father.

Nate.

Teddy offered to get him out of prison.

Just like that.

Like he was deciding
what to order for dinner.

Is that a bad thing?

Tyrique, I've thought a lot

about Nate getting out

so Nikki could have
a relationship with him,

but just now, all of a sudden

because I'm a Franklin,

his freedom is a phone call away?

It just feels like... not cheating,

but, like, what about

all the other Black men
in prison wrongfully,

unfair sentences,
who don't have a Teddy Franklin?

Teddy took me in

and changed the course of my life.

For a while, he made my father's death

feel like hitting the lottery,

and I-I struggled with that.

But then I-I realized

Teddy was trying to do right by me.

I think he's trying to do
the same for you and Nikki.

Take the access he has.

Then find a way to pay it forward.

Why are you so amazing?

Campaigning for your woman's baby daddy.

Have you thought about what's
gonna happen when he gets out?

You have nothing to worry about.

I'm right where I want to be.

Um, can you give me a moment, please?

Daddy, we need to talk.

Can you give us the room, please?

Thanks.

Will you be able to present

the "Letter to Daughters" tomorrow?

I'm... I'm just concerned
about your condition,

- and after the fall...
- I'm fine.

Besides, we have greater things
to worry about.

- You were right about Tyrique.
- Mm.

So he did cut the camera.

And he's seeing Angela.

He lied to me, which is
a ship that I have to right,

as well as my relationship with Angela,

which is why I'm going to help

Nikki's father get out of prison.

- Prison?
- Her ex wrote me,

and now I have an opportunity

that I'm going to use to my advantage.

To break up Angela and Tyrique?

Mm-hmm.

Daddy, come on.

These are people we're
talking about, not chess pieces.

I'm helping!

And when it all works out,

I'll be the kindly patron,

the Vaughns will be reunited,

I will get my soldier back,

Franklin Holdings will receive great PR,

and the stadium deal
could use a fresh coat

of "Innocence Project" paint

to cover up the scuffs
we've accumulated along the way.

Hmm.

Well, you might want to double coat

the scuffs before Raymond's ex
comes knocking.

She's summering in the Bluffs,

and she will keep her ear
close to the ground.

The last thing I need right now

is Alex to take notes during cotillion.

I mean, Olivia already wants
my head on a platter

after Lauren's stunt
at the Claiming Ceremony.

The cotillion has to be perfect.

Then we give Alex nothing to report.

I know how much
this weekend means to you.

We're always talking about my legacy.

The cotillion could be
the beginning of yours.

And it has always been

me and you... against the world.

Me and you, against the world.

Mm.

Take care of yourself, Daddy.

I will.

Okay.

Jimmy!

Mm.

Vacation's always better with bubbles.

Care for a glass?

Oh, relax.

My housemates have gone into town.

No one will see you.

Yet you show up, uninvited, at my house,

and let everyone on the island

see that you're here
for the entire summer?

You asked me to look into
Teddy Franklin.

I can do that best right here,

where he lives and breathes.

But I need you to do that
without stirring up the past.

So, Leah doesn't know
you married your rebound?

It may have started that way,

but Leah and I are very much in love.

Just do your job
and keep my wife out of it.

Clear?

Crystal.

How about that?

You're a natural.

You take lessons when you were younger?

No.

Um, actually, Mama Eve taught me.

Yeah, she was a really good dancer.

She was.

I hope my escorting you
would have made her happy.

We have much work to do
to get acquainted.

Um, if there is anything...

Um, advice, an answer, an ear...

I'm here.

Thanks.

Actually, um... I have to read

"A Letter to Fathers" at the cotillion,

and... that's just something

I don't really know anything about.

I actually looked up

a few of your TED Talks for pointers.

Well, um, to combat my nerves,

I carry an antique coin

given to me by my great-grandfather,

who stood next to Frederick Douglass

to talk about freedom.

It reminds me that I come from

a very long line of brilliant orators.

And so do you.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

So, I will see you tomorrow?

Wouldn't miss it.

Oh!

- Bye.
- Bye.

Hi.

Um, Nikki, I wanted to apologize to you

for what I did to you
at the Claiming Ceremony.

Sorry.

Actually, I owe you
an apology, too, Lauren.

I didn't mean to hurt you with Taylor.

I-It's cool.

I mean, she gave me a ton of chances,

and I just ruined them all,

and then I took it out on you,

and now I'm making up for it
because my mother

is making you work all summer, so...

Don't chip a nail, princess.

Well, I'd rather break a nail
than be broken, so...

Have fun at the cotillion.

I really do mean that.

Y'all do not play about cotillion.

Uh, no, we do not.

Well, this is a perfect color match.

I've got the clippings right here.

Pop it in, extra volume, you're good.

Okay. For volume.

Uh, 20% off, right?

Well, how do you think I stay wealthy?

Okay.

Just taking notes.

I hope you don't mind,
but my father told me

about Nikki's father,
and I'm sorry that you both

had to go through
something so difficult.

But I assure you, if anyone can help,

Teddy Franklin can.

Listen, please do not
say anything to Nikki.

She knows nothing about this.

- I do not...
- Trust me.

I know things with an ex can be tricky,

- and I wouldn't hurt Nikki.
- Good.

'Cause I wouldn't want to have
to take out my Boston on you.

Oh. Yeah, please don't do that,

because something tells me

that your Boston would likely...

Likely beat my bougie ass.

Up and down the street.

Okay?

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

Honestly, I feel guilty
accepting Teddy's help.

It's like he's doing too much.

He made this speech about

it being us against the world,

and it's like, man...

Wait... Wait, he... He said that to you?

I know he's trying to make up
for lost time,

but it's too much.

- It's too soon.
- Yeah.

Well, America's justice system

has never favored Black people,

whether we're wealthy or poor.

So, helping Nate is a move
toward solidarity.

For all of us.

Oh. Uh. Oh. I have to take this.

Oh, yeah, well, I've gotta go.

I've got some seating charts to review.

- Thank you for this.
- Yeah.

This is a pre-paid collect call
from an inmate at...

Hi.

I-I'm sorry to be calling you
like this, but...

Teddy showed me your letter.

Says your case is up for review.

That's... That's not why I did it.

I-I wanted to make sure
Nikki was protected.

But if he's gonna help...

He says all I have to do
is say the word and it's done.

So, what's the word, Gee?

The word is I got to think about

how all of this will affect Nikki.

I don't want it to seem like

I'm trying to keep you in prison,

but I feel like

Teddy's trying to buy my love.

If writing your father
gets me out of here,

to meet my daughter
and get back what I lost,

I-I'll take that chance.

That man is your father.

He wants another shot,

and you hold his fate in your hands.

When you gonna let
Teddy Franklin out of jail?

Oh, not too hot, please.

Ow!

I said not too hot.

You violated our agreement, Alex.

How did you get in here?

Money grants access, dear.

Isn't that why you've worked so hard,

to go from fisherman's daughter

to financial news anchor?

The deal was
I couldn't reach out to Raymond.

I didn't. He reached out to me.

I told you once...

Stay away from my family.

I don't like repeating myself.

I'm not scared of you anymore.

That's because I'm not
trying to scare you.

Yet.

You know, this spa
has very nice showers.

You should try one.

Smelling a little fishy in here.

You were good to me once.

Uh, what's this is hear

that you're starting a charity?

Nikki just didn't have
the same advantages as I do,

and I kinda used that to hurt her.

I just want to be better, you know?

I mean, something more than

running office errands
at Franklin Holdings.

Don't be mad.

I'm not. Now, come on.

- Tell me about this.
- Okay.

So, it's called "Lauren's Closet".

Mm-hmm.

And I am donating my wardrobe
to young women

who need professional clothing
that can't afford it.

Mom, it's actually really taken off.

Like, all of my followers
have gotten involved.

Wow. That's impressive.

I hope you're not giving that one away.

I don't really know what to do with it.

Well, I think maybe you
should just wear it.

You've clearly
risen above your mistakes,

which is what I told the Graceties

when I went to plead your case.

- Seriously?
- Mm-hmm.

Oh!

Welcome back to cotillion, baby.

Thank you, Mommy.

Mm-hmm.

Excuse me, everyone.

May I have your attention?

I just wanted to thank you all
for coming to celebrate

my first cotillion as president.

To the first of many.

Mm.

Angela, Patricia,
you both look exquisite.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

I'm moving you to the family table.

- Oh.
- Here. New table cards.

Well, enjoy cotillion, Miss...

Aunt Piggy, Aunt Angela.

Thank you, Quincy.

Oh. Table One.

So, the Franklins get
the best seats in the house.

Yes.

And everyone will be watching.

You know, I think I could use

a glass of bubbly myself.

Could you grab one for me?

I'll get you.

And just what are you up to

with all this Nate business?

I don't trust you

as far as I can throw you.

Well, instead of focusing on me,

worry about yourself.

You know, I was surprised
to see you here.

I'm sure someone on this old staff

will recognize you

from back in the old days.

Loyalty keeps them
from spilling my secrets.

What keeps them from spilling yours?

I'm sorry. I better go.

I have a very special deb to escort.

Well, he's trying, I guess.

You okay?

You know what?

I just knew that I would be able
to push through tonight,

but I'm having another one
of my terrible headaches,

and I don't want to ruin it for Nikki.

So, can you please tell baby girl

that I am so sorry,

and you make sure that you take
lots of videos, okay?

Alright, sorry, I'm out
of this Mickey flick.

Feel better.

Honey, you should
head over to cotillion.

This cocktail hour
is for friends and family.

I must have overlooked inviting you.

I heard some Graceties chattering,

and I thought it was open to all.

Though you should have seen
the glare I got from Olivia

as I signed the guest book.

She's not a fan.

Oh?

Why would you say that?

She's had a grudge against me,

ever since...

I'm sure you know the way
I broke Raymond's heart

didn't sit well with her.

Leaving a "Dear John" letter was...

what was the word she used?

"Corriente".

A "Dear John" letter...

would definitely
rub Olivia the wrong way.

Excuse me. I have guests to attend to.

Ladies and gentlemen,

our debutantes and their escorts.

Alright, alright, listen up.

You're always telling us to
be the change we want to see.

Well, this is it.

Sorry.

Hey, debs and gents 2021
in the building.

Well, that was quite unexpected.

Now, ladies and gentlemen,

as your outgoing chapter president,

it is my pleasure to deliver
this evening's opening remarks.

I'd like to start by saying
this has always been

my favorite event of the year.

It's the time when
the families of Oak Bluffs

come together in celebration

of the next generation
of stellar young ladies.

Alex dumped you?

Our entire marriage,
I thought you chose me

because you loved me.

And now I found out
I'm the consolation prize?

Why would she say that to me
except to hurt me?

I'm with the right woman, Leah.

It doesn't matter how we got here.

It matters to me.

I want her gone.

Now.

And if I have to do it,
it won't be pretty.

"Calvin Chapman was found
in his car, shot in the head.

What has Teddy done?"

I know the story.

Someone high out of their mind shot him

on their front step
for serving an eviction notice.

At the tone, please record your message.

Angela, call me back.

I think Teddy's been lying
about how my father died.

You are our blessings.

Champagne, please.

Uh, he'll have a water.

You ready for "Letter to Daughters"?

Mm-hmm. Steady as a rock.

Leah Franklin-Dupont.

Oh.

There's your cue to introduce me.

Good evening, everyone,
and thank you, Olivia,

for your decades of service
and amazing leadership.

On the night of my debutante ball,

my father delivered
the "Letter to Daughters".

20 years later, to once again
bless us with his wisdom,

my father, Mr. Teddy Franklin.

Thank you.

With daughters, a father's role
comes with added responsibility.

You are the one she comes to
in fear, in confidence,

for advice, to lean on at all times.

But fathers sometimes fall short.

Angela Vaughn, my daughter,
you deserved better.

I thought grand gestures could
sweep away years of inaction.

I hope an apology gives us a real start.

Angela...

I'm sorry.

And now, our most
"Most Congenial" debutante

will deliver "Letters to Fathers".

Nicole Vaughn.

My granddaughter.

It's alright.

Speak from the heart.

I don't know what it's like
to have a father's love,

but I was blessed to have
three amazing women in my life

who made sure I had everything I needed.

Though all the fathers out there
deserve their thanks,

my "Letter to Fathers"

will send some love to all
the amazing mothers out there.

Like mine.

That bracelet and that coin...

They're both family heirlooms.

And I'm still not sure
I should have accepted them.

Mm. Be grateful.

He's not always giving.

Mademoiselle.

Thank you.

May I share a dance

with another one of my girls?

Leah.

You used your entire speech

to apologize to Angela?

I want to win her trust.

Public acknowledgement of my missteps

could help with that.

What about my
public acknowledgement, Daddy?

I mean, the hoops I've jumped through

covering for you.

Lying to my husband for you.

Keeping your diagnosis a secret.

I mean, I'm the one
who supports and protects

the great Teddy Franklin.

Not her.

And then I don't even get a mention

in the "Letter to Daughters"?

If you want to spend the time
you have left with Angela,

go ahead.

I guess we'll just share
our last moment at your funeral.

No.

Teddy Franklin.

Robinson. Let's go.

Crack D-42!

I saw what you did for Nikki.

Oh. Thank you.

You're welcome.

And I have good news for you.

Nate is gonna be released.

- Released?
- Mm-hmm.

I spoke with a few of my contacts.

Turns out Nate is
part of a database of cases

that were under review

after all of these
social-justice uprisings

and is eligible for immediate release

due to gross negligence.

He is on his way to the island now.

You know, this is my life.

This is my daughter's life.

You don't get to just
make decisions that affect us.

You know, I have offered you
everything I could think of

to earn your trust,
including an apology.

I should be able to do this
for you as a father.

One apology doesn't erase
years of abandonment.

Neither does a family bracelet

or a letter or your connections.

You were never a father to me.

Stop trying to be one now.

He was so smug, so proud of himself.

Like, son, you don't know my life.

He doesn't know what this
means for me, for Nikki.

And what about Nate, who's just gonna be

dropped into this new world.

I mean, the audacity.

You want a piece of this cake?

'Cause it's good.

Why are you so calm?

You trust Teddy Franklin less than I do.

You don't got nothing to say?

You don't want to hear
what I got to say.

I want to hear what you got to say.

No, you want to see
some furniture moving

up in this Mickey flick.

Alright, fine. You want the real-real?

This ain't about Teddy.

You just mad because
you're gonna have to

step in some mess that you made.

You been lying to baby girl

about her father for 17 years,

and it stops tonight.

You gonna tell her the truth.

Now!

Threw away my damn cake.

It's a good damn thing I
thought to get me a second slice.

Oh!

There you are. Ha!

I noticed you were not in
attendance tonight with Angela.

How did my father die?

The story you've told me
all these years isn't true.

Perhaps I misremembered.

It was a painful loss.

I spent my whole life
believing your lie.

Are you accusing me of something?

Why the story,
when he was found in his car?

Because that's where
he shot himself in the head.

Your father committed suicide.

Your mother and I made up that story

for the insurance company.

We told them that
Calvin had been working

at the time of his death

so that you and your mother
would be provided for!

That would not have happened

if his death had been reported as...

self-inflicted.

I hate to tell it to you
this way, son...

I'm not your son.

Teddy? Hey.

Hey.

Hey, can I get some help? Somebody?!

Teddy. I heard yelling.

I was supposed to meet Mr. Franklin.

How can I help you, brother?
Help me get him to the hospital.

Call 911. Tell them we're on the way.

Hey.

Teddy.

Teddy.

I talked to him last week.
I want that exclusive.

- So you need to follow...
- As much as I want

Teddy to pay for what he's done,
my marriage comes first.

You have to leave.
Let's go for a little ride.

Driver.

I never would have answered
your call if I'd known

I'd be chased out of town
by a Dupont again.

What do you mean "again"?

20 years ago, I wasn't
your mother's vision

of the perfect woman
for her perfect son.

Leah was.

Olivia and Teddy made sure
that their little prince

and princess could get married

and create the dynasty
that they both dreamed of.

Your mother wrote me a check
to get out of town.

You took money to walk away
from our marriage?

Olivia and Teddy threatened

to have my parents deported, Raymond.

I had no choice.

It's a lot of money.

I never cashed it.

I keep it as a reminder
that everything I have,

I earned myself.

I didn't know.

Leah.

Okay, okay, okay.

Calm down. Calm down, babe.

I'm on my way.

Is everything okay?

Teddy had a heart attack.

Take me to Oak Bluffs Hospital.

Yes, sir.

I'm too hyped to go to sleep.

I've never had an experience like this,

and I-I don't want tonight to end.

Nikki, honey, can you sit down?

I don't know how to start.

I gotta tell you something.

Angie. Piggy, not now.

Tyrique is on the phone.

It's Teddy.

Well, can you at least
give us an estimation

about how long he's gonna be in surgery?

Ma'am, I don't have any information.

- Hey.
- Hey.

What happened? He had a heart attack?

They said it's a good thing
we brought him in.

An ambulance wouldn't have
made it in time.

"We"?

Mom, who's that man?

Do you know him?

Nikki, I...

I've been trying to tell you

any other way than this.

Tell me what?

That man is Nate Robinson.

Your father.

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