All language subtitles for Ransom.S02E03

(trilling beeps)

SYDNEY:
All done.

Can we go skating now?
Soon, honey.

Your dad has to finish eating.

Ugh. Dad eats so slow.

He does, doesn't he?

Mm.
(phone alarm beeping)

Mm. That's me.
I got to go.

I wish you were coming
skating with us.

Yeah, well, heaven forbid

your mom has to miss
her spa appointment.

Look, I won't be long,
and when I get back,

we'll-we'll do something
really, really fun.

Pinky swear?

Pinky promise.

♪

(Austrian accent):
After you.

Got to stay hydrated.

Oh, very kind. Thank you.
(laughs)

Have a good one.

(bells tolling)

(tires screech)

(muffled groaning)

(groans)

(shrieking)

(yelling)

(man shouts in foreign language)

(screaming)

AVA: I'm choosing
the TV show we watch!

(man laughs)

Uh, stay here girls, okay?

Jasmine?

OLIVER:
Ah, wow. That was amazing.

(clears throat)
And my hunch is

Extreme Risk Management
brings all of the employees

they're trying to
poach here, right?

(British accent):
Very perceptive, Mr. Yates.

Listen, I... I've heard
nothing but great things

about your company, and living
in London would be a trip.

I sense a "but" coming.

No. No "but."

Definitely intrigued.

It would take a lot for me
to actually leave Cri/Res.

You sound like
an ace negotiator already.

Beaumont must be
rubbing off on you.

Oliver, we are prepared
to make a very large

financial commitment to you.
Oh, that's a good start.

We also hope
that when you come aboard,

you'd be interested
in forming

your own team,
and then leading it.

Lead my own team?

Have you been given
that opportunity at Cri/Res yet?

No, actually, I, uh...

I haven't.

Well, then, I can count on you

to give our offer
some serious consideration.

(phone ringing)

(phone beeps)

Hey, Eric. What's up?

You're still in London?

Listen, Maxine's working out

at Cri/Res, and Zara's dealing
with morning sickness,

so I need you to jump on a plane
and get to Vienna right away.

Vienna? What's going on?

I'll brief you
when you get there.

All right. Bye, Ollie.

(phone beeps)

(speaks French)
MAN:
Oui, monsieur.

♪

MAN: This must all be
very upsetting, Mr. Bradshaw.

As consular affairs agent

for the U.S. Embassy,
I can connect you

with the Viennese police.

It's not that
I don't want to.

I just don't have a choice.

Okay, well, if-if you don't
want me to do that,

there isn't a lot I can do.

Which is why he called us.

Actually, I
called you guys

because it's my company protocol
for international emergencies.

What exactly do you do
at Surge-Core Energy?

I'm an accountant. I...
We all get the handbook.

I'm sorry, Mr. Smith.

Was there something more

you wanted to add
before we take over?

Uh, no. I'm-I'm done.

I'll be in touch,
Mr. Bradshaw.

ERIC: Okay, the message
on the mirror--

any idea what the word "it"
refers to?

NEIL: No. None.
Trashed room,

the specific yet oblique use
of the word "it" as a ransom,

along with the fact that
you and your family

are 4,800 miles from home
suggests you really should.

I mean, I-I... work
for a small oil company.

I-I don't see the connection.

How about your wife?

She's a diamond broker.

But she was gonna leave
the job after this trip.

All the traveling,
being away from the kids--

it was too much for her.

Diamonds make sense as ransom.

But Jas sells
industrial diamonds.

They're not worth much.

She only brought a few samples
and left them in the hotel safe.

So, this trip to
Vienna was for work?

For Jasmine, yeah.
The girls and I--

we showed up yesterday
morning to surprise her.

She must have been pretty
excited to see you guys, then.

Yeah. Yeah, she was.

ERIC:
First, you really need

to be more honest with us

and stop withholding
information.

What?
Look, I've told you everything.

Jasmine went to the baths, the
girls and I-- we went skating.

You hesitated when asked if
your wife was excited to see you

in Vienna.

Jasmine and I--

we had a fight last night.

You fight a lot?

For the last couple years, yeah.

(sighs)
All her traveling the world,

me not knowing where she was,
her being secretive...

Thought maybe
she was having an affair?

For a while, yeah.

But when she said
she was gonna quit her job,

I let it go.

But when we showed up yesterday,
she wasn't excited.

She was... she was angry.

She thought you were
checking up on her.

Maybe I should have been.

I made reservations

to kick off the vacation
with a dinner.

Last minute, she got a work
call, said she had to bail.

Bringing back your suspicions.
(phone ringing)

May I?

Hello?

MAN (Austrian accent):
Downstairs. Backdoor. Now.

(line beeping)

Okay, sit tight.
We've got this, okay?

OLIVER: Neil definitely
fits the profile

of the jealous,
untrusting spouse.

That said, it actually could
be someone after diamonds.

Eh, maybe, but then
the ransom note would've read,

"Hand them over,"
not "Hand it over."

I'm not sure that's
what they're after.

(siren passing in distance)

I take it you're
who we spoke with on the phone.

My name is Eric...

Do you have it?

First, I need proof
that Jasmine's alive.

Believe me,

she will be fine, as long
as you give us what we ask.

Yeah, that's not how this works.

That's a nice gun.

Unfortunately, using it
will not get you what you want.

Put it on.

Hey, hey, if you think...
ERIC: I'm fine, Oliver.

Relax, treat yourself
to a massage or something.

I don't know, check
out the spa maybe.

(engine starts)

(horn honking)

(water dripping)

Please.

Please, I don't know
what you want.

I have a family.

Look, you have
the wrong person.

Please, just let me go.

Please.

I'm sorry, I-I don't recall.

She could have been here,
but with all the commotion

this morning,
it's hard to remember.

What commotion?

Um, some lady passed out.

Probably overdid it
in the baths.

(laughs)
You know the type.

The ones who don't
like to exercise,

so they try and sweat off
the last burger they ate.

Right. Burger sweaters.

Of course.

You see those security cameras?

LUISA: Yeah.
Can you access

the footage to the-the hallways
and the baths?

(laughs)

You want security footage
from our baths?

Our clients expect to come
here without worrying about...

Okay, how's, uh, 500 euros?

Um...

Make it a thousand, and I will
throw in a facial scrub.

What do you need, Yates?

OLIVER:
A thousand euros would be nice.

What?

Never mind.

I just scored footage
from the spa.

Can you check it
for anything suspicious?

Also, I need CCTV footage

from the outside location,
if you can grab it.

"If" I can grab it.
I'll call you back as soon

as I have something.
OLIVER: Okay, cool.

Are we gonna say good-bye

like civilized people,
or just hang up

like they do in the movies?

Listen, Max, I'm, uh, thinking
about leaving Cri/Res.

I've been headhunted
by another firm.

Wow, uh...

What does Eric think?

Well...

You haven't told him.
I get that.

Eric knows you're the most
valuable member of his team.

Sure, that's what he says.
You know Eric.

He's a master at telling people
what they need to hear.

You mean like you are,
Mr. Profiler.

Come on, I'm not like that.

Neither is Eric.

Yeah?

Then how come I can read anyone,
but I can't read him?

It's 'cause Eric is always on,

saying and doing
what's best for the job,

and what's best for the job
is best for Eric,

which has not included
letting me run my own team.

Fair enough.

Just don't go making
any rash decisions.

I'd hate to see you leave
for the wrong reasons.

It almost sounds like
you care about me or something.

Or something.

(chuckles)
Bye, Max.

(gate creaking)

♪

(man speaks German)

Eric Beaumont.

Call me Gottfried.

I understand you want
to see your woman.

I appreciate that.

(water dripping)

(speaks German)

You have the wrong person.
Let me go.

Now you give me
what I want.

That woman, her name
is Jasmine Bradshaw.

She has a husband and two
children. Let me talk to her.

I can't let you do that.

The ransacked hotel room
and quick follow-up calls

suggest you're in
a time-sensitive situation.

Now, the best way
for this to move quickly

is to let me talk to Jasmine.

Hey, Jasmine.
My name is Eric Beaumont.

Your husband hired me
to help you.

I want to go home.
I want to see my family.

They keep asking me
for something.

I don't know what
they're talking about.

The diamonds?
They can have them.

Th-Th...
Enough!

Eric.

Tell him that
I really did love him.

All right, look, I know
you're not gonna let us

just walk out of here,
so I want to make you an offer.

Jasmine is a diamond broker.
We're in a...

Walk.

Sure.

(door opens)

She, too, has people
who need her,

and she's going
to die in 12 hours

without the antidote
for the poison

your diamond broker
slipped her at the spa.

Maybe there isn't one.

CIA always has an antidote
in case innocent victims

come into contact
with the poison.

You will give it to me.

If you don't, diamond broker
dies, and so do you.

I don't have it.

(sighs) Hmm.

As a businessman, I don't like
my time being wasted.

But I can get it.

We both want
the same thing.

You want the woman
in front of us to live.

I want the one you have
chained to a wall to live.

I'm willing to help if it means

everyone walks
out of here alive,

even though I truly believe
that you have the wrong woman.

Hmm.

I don't know
many diamond brokers

with cyanide capsules
in their teeth.

Her doctor says

my friend here will
die in 12 hours.

You have eight.

Call me when you
have the antidote.

ERIC:
What do we have?

OLIVER:
Maxine analyzed the footage

from the bath and said the
action that we're looking for

is time-stamped 9:07 a.m.

Okay, that's Jasmine and the
woman from the safe house.

There.
Mm-hmm.

You see that?

She could've slipped
something in her drink.

And I'm betting
it's not vitamin D.
Hmm.

This is two minutes later.
Poison's taken effect.

I know this guy.

He was at the safe house
where Jasmine's being held.

Do we have an I.D. on the woman
that she poisoned?

Yeah. Maxine identified her as

Marina Lechner,
Austrian.

Waitress at a local pub,
der Kluge Hans.

All spies have handlers,

someone who manages
their missions.

I'm betting Jasmine's handler
has the antidote.

Maybe her husband?

If he's not her handler,

maybe he can lead us
to whoever is.

Hey, hold on.

Are you sure we should be
involved in this?

Negotiating the release
of a hostage?

Look, Jasmine's an American spy.

We really don't know
what's going on here.

You don't want to end up
on the wrong side of the CIA.

There are two lives at risk
with a ransom connecting them.

In my world,
that means we're involved.

If the CIA wants Marina dead,
I'm guessing they have a reason.

Now, I don't know
what that reason...

Right. We don't know.

Right.

So, say we get the antidote

and we save Marina
and free Jasmine.

What if... what if
whatever Marina has

ends up hurting
the United States?

We'll be committing treason.

We don't have
that information yet.

Exactly, so until...

So until we do,

we're only successful
if we save these women's lives.

This is the track
we're on, Oliver.

If you want to get off, get off.

Like a spy?

For the CIA.

A spy?

A-Are they hurting her?
Is she okay?

Right now she's fine, and our
plan is to keep it that way.

NEIL:
It was all a lie, all of it--

me, the kids, our life.

How could she keep
something like this from me?

OLIVER: 'Cause she had to,
for your safety,

for your children's
and for her own.

The things Jasmine's involved
in suggests she's deep cover.

There's no way
you could've known.

So, if her career was a cover,
w-was everything else?

ERIC: When I spoke
to your wife,

all she could talk about
is getting back

to you and the girls.
Right before I left,

she asked me
to give you a message:

"Tell him
I really did love him."

So, she wasn't
having an affair.

Listen, I know this is a lot,
but time is of the essence.

Every spy has a handler,

and finding Jasmine's could be
the key to saving her.

Who did you think your wife

was having an
affair with?

I don't know.
I never had a name or a face.

It was just a feeling.

Did Jasmine go anywhere by
herself after you and the girls

arrived in Vienna?
We had a fight last night.

It kept her from
going to work, so she...

Girls. Girls, listen.

After Daddy left
last night...

When you and Mommy
were fighting?

Yes, yes.

Did Mommy
take you anywhere?

She took us
to a-a coffee shop.

Do you remember the name of it?

No. We walked to it.

It had a ice sculpture
out front.

AVA:
We ate cake pops

while Mommy
talked to a man.

What did he look like?

A man.

Oh.

(phone ringing)

Hey, what you got for me?

Access to the CCTV footage
from outside the spa.

I'm sending it now.
OLIVER: Okay, great.

Any more thoughts
on jumping ship?

Oh. I don't know, man.

You think I could lead
my own team

as well as Eric leads this one?

Well, let me ask you this.

What makes Eric so good?
He's fearless,

smart, calculating,
manipulative,

intuitive, pretty good dresser,

though his suits could stand
a little variety,

if you know what I'm saying.

(chuckles)
You're all those things, too.

Oh, yeah?
You like those qualities?

In some people more than others.

Okay. Good to know.

(quietly): You really think
whoever Jasmine met here

is gonna show up again?

ERIC (over earpiece):
I'm betting they have
unfinished business.

No one looks suspicious.

Although, after a while,

everyone kind of starts
to look suspicious.

Including the two guys
talking to themselves

and drinking cold espressos.

Check out your two o'clock.

He's looking for something

without looking, feigning
casualness to mask agitation.

That's our guy.

Is this seat taken?

(British accent):
Uh, yeah, actually, it is.

I'm waiting for, um...
Your diamond broker?

I think we know
the same woman.

Do I look like
I know a diamond broker?

No. No, I guess you don't.

Gosh, I wish I could
remember her name.

See, I'm worried
about her and, uh,

I thought maybe you could help.

Well, if I knew her, maybe
I could, but I don't so I can't.

Oh, that's right.
Her name was Jasmine.

Rise in body temp.

Tooth made him anxious.

You and Jasmine do
business together, right?

Though you obviously don't
work for the same company.

What can I do for you, Mr....?

Beaumont. After Jasmine's
sales call this morning,

she was supposed
to check in with you

and say how it went. Right?

Oh, she got busy.
Couldn't make the call.

But we made a plan
to meet here, anyway,

so I'm hoping she'll show.

Well, I'm sorry, but I've
discovered that Jasmine can't.

She got pulled
into another meeting.

Her husband was worried,
called me, so...

I'm trying to get her out.

I didn't know
she had another meeting.

It was last minute.

The Austrian gentleman

that she's meeting with
needs a pretty specific medicine

for his sick friend
if we want the meeting to end.

I mean, you could almost call it

an antidote.

I thought you might have
something like that.

If I don't get it,

things are
going to get

a lot worse for her.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Okay, you're talking
to Keith Taylor from London.

42 years old.

Works at
an international mining company.

Keith.

Jasmine's just another
coworker to you?

An expendable employee?

Sacrifices are a necessary
part of Jasmine's job.

It's not always pretty,
but it's mission first.

By sacrifices, you mean Jasmine.

I mean any agent.

And the antidote?

Look, this is a "one life
saves ten lives" situation.

In our line of work,
that's a pretty good deal.

And in mine, it's unacceptable.

Well, then I suggest
you walk away

and thank God that you decided
on a career in your profession

and not ours.

I need to go to
the bathroom.

I need to go to the bathroom.

Look, I'll start screaming
and I won't stop

until you either kill me
or let me go to the bathroom!

I-I need your help.

I can't.

(sighs)

(panting)

(monitor beeping steadily)

(knock on door)

(choking)
(rapid beeping)

That was a bad choice.

OLIVER:
Okay, so,

that guy Keith was CIA?

ERIC:
No.

I suggested he and Jasmine
didn't work

for the same company;
his reaction confirmed it.

He's MI6.

British intelligence
working with the CIA.

Did you notice a change
in his speech acceleration

when you called
Jasmine expendable?

There was emotion there.
Sadness, maybe guilt.

Agreed.

More than a simple loyalty
to the job.

Getting the antidote
from him, though,

is the only way
we're gonna save Jasmine.

Maxine.

Did you get the exterior spa
footage I sent?

ERIC: Taking a
look at it now.

OLIVER: This is just after
Jasmine left the spa.

So that's her car.

Is... is that a tire boot?

Yeah. Can't get far
with one of those.

Your car only gets booted
if you have a bunch

of unpaid parking tickets.

Hers was a rental.

Someone knew the car that
Jasmine drove and booted it.

Which suggests
she wasn't just kidnapped.

Someone sabotaged her mission
so she'd get caught.

Keith?

Maybe.

Okay, well, keep me posted.

But I also find it weird
that the U.S. would send

a consular affairs agent

to deal with the
kidnapping of a CIA spy.

So what are
you thinking?

We're gonna pay
the embassy a little visit.

BRIAN:
Mr. Beaumont,

Mr. Yates.

Thank you.

Any news?
Uh, well, I was hoping

we could talk about
Jasmine Bradshaw.

We have information
the CIA may be interested in.

The CIA?

OLIVER:
We all know

Jasmine is no diamond broker.

She's a spy.

We believe MI6

may have set her up
to be kidnapped.

That's a pretty big theory,
Mr. Yates.

Yeah, about that.
We looked you up.

You have a pretty
stellar résumé

for a consular affairs
officer.

Graduated high school at 16.
Top of your class at university.

Followed by "two years

of backpacking
across Europe,"

A.K.A. training in Virginia.

You're not a consular
affairs agent, Mr. Smith.

You're CIA, and you can
help us save Jasmine Bradshaw.

Gentlemen, I...

I don't know what to say, other
than... you're misinformed.

Okay.

Uh, would you sign these
documents for me, please,

make sure that
they are all registered?

Each page. Thank you.

What was your read on him?

He's confident,
driven, self-assured.

Hiding something?

That's hard to say.

If he's CIA, he'd definitely
have the skills to.

You said Keith's cover job
was with a mining company?

Do you have the number?

Right here.

Thanks, man.

(line ringing)

This is for Keith Taylor.

You should know that
your diamond broker was set up.

For more information,
meet me at the cafe. Now.

So you don't think it was Keith
who set up Jasmine?

Oh, I'm not saying that;
it still might've been.

But it might go deeper.

Let's talk to Keith and find out
how much he knows.

(phone ringing)
Gottfried.

Hello?

I'm moving up the deadline.
You have two hours.

Great.

KEITH:
Mr. Beaumont.

You told me
you had some information.

Hey, Keith.

This is Neil.

Jasmine's husband.

What is this?

I know the truth about Jasmine.

That she's a spy and
she's been captured.

Mr. Beaumont says you can help.

Sorry, you're mistaken.

Do you know what it's
like to feel helpless

when someone you love needs you?

ERIC: She sent you
a message, right, Neil?

"Tell him
I really did love him."

For years, I thought my
wife was having an affair.

I was wrong.
I'm asking you,

just give us the
information that we need

to save my wife.

Sorry.

You're destroying my family!

Keith. Keith.

You tell me you know
Jasmine was set up,

and then you ambush me
with her husband?

I needed to rule you out
as the one who did it.

Now I know
you couldn't have,

because you love her.

(scoffs):
What?

You were having
an affair.

(scoffs)

Neil's suspicions
about his wife,

along with the way
you reacted when I showed you

Jasmine's tooth,
made that pretty clear.

And the affair ended,
didn't it?

When Jasmine decided to stop
being a diamond broker,

it meant she was quitting
the CIA and leaving you.

(woman speaks German)

I'm not even part
of this mission.

When she got the call
to come to Vienna,

she asked me to meet her.

I thought it was a...
lover's rendezvous,

but when we had coffee
last night...

She confirmed it was over.

She was supposed to let me know

that everything went fine
with her mission.

But that call never came.

Look, if you love her,
why not help her?

The woman Jasmine poisoned
stole a NOC list from the CIA.

Non-official cover agents.
That's right.

Spies. Ten of them. Memorized.

She survives, she's gonna
sell it to Austrian brokers,

who will sell it to
Russian Foreign Intelligence.

This is moments after
Jasmine poisoned Marina.

The man rushing to her aid is
working with the Austrians,

and this is
Courtney Kaplan.

She works at
the U.S. embassy

for consular affairs
officer Brian Smith.

I know Brian's CIA.
See, I'm imagining

Brian tire-booted Jasmine's car
while she was poisoning Marina,

forcing her to flee on foot,

so when Courtney helpfully
points her out,

the Austrians
were able to follow her.

I don't know why yet, but
Brian wanted her eliminated.

Jasmine thinks you set
her up. That message,

"Tell him I really did
love him," that wasn't for Neil.

It was for you.

Look, if I could help, I would,
but the NOC list...

Okay, I think I can neutralize
that. Let me ask you this.

Does the CIA have their own list
of Russian agents?

Of course it doesn't matter
whether they do or not

if I can't get
the antidote for Jasmine.

There's only one person
who'd have

both the list and the antidote.

Brian.

Yeah.

♪

(gasps)

Hi, Courtney.

It's all right.

We're not gonna hurt you.

Do you know her?

No, I-I don't.
Well, your
microexpressions

and vocal inflections
suggest you're lying.

What were you doing
at the spa this morning?

What, I can't have a spa day?

OLIVER: I'm all
about a spa day,

but if you were just
getting a chemical peel,

you wouldn't be acting
so defensive right now.

We know your boss, Brian Smith,

sent you to the spa.
ERIC: Yes.

You agreed because
you're a good employee.

You had no way of knowing

the events
you'd be setting in motion.

When you pointed at this woman,

you were telling foreign
adversaries who to kidnap.

Now this wife and mother
is being held for ransom.

This is Marina Lechner.

She look familiar?

She was a waitress
at the pub der Kluge Hans.

If we don't help her,
she will die within the hour.

They both will, okay?

I do Brian's expense reports.

For the last couple of months,
he's been at the bar

where Marina worked

almost every night.

Course he has.

(phone ringing)

Hello?

COURTNEY:
I am seriously

freaking out right now.

(crying):
I can't handle this.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What is happening?

Nothing, I just...

I need to talk to someone
and come clean.

Maybe if I go to the ambassador,
I can...

Hold on.
Nobody is going to anyone.

Talk to me. I'll-I'll...

You never told me

what I was doing
at the spa, Brian.

The woman that
you made me point out,

she has a husband and kids.

(crying):
I can't deal.

Courtney?

Breathe.

Meet me at Burggarten.

I'll talk you through it.

Everything's gonna be fine.

(phone beeps)

♪

(knock on window)

Drop it.

Whoever you're
working for,

I suggest you stand
down immediately.

Yeah, I'm not gonna do that.
Drop the gun.

Drop the gun
out the window.

(gun clinks on ground)

(kicks gun)

Step out the car.

ERIC:
Mr. Smith.

May I ask why
a consular affairs agent

would want to assassinate
his own assistant

in a park on a night
as beautiful as this?

We need the antidote
now, Gottfried.

Time is up.

ERIC:
Jasmine Bradshaw,

your agent, was captured
trying to stop a NOC list

from falling into
the wrong hands.

My question is: how did the NOC
list get out in the first place?

Did you have a favorite
meal at der Kluge Hans?

Or did you just order
whatever Marina recommended?

I didn't know it was
a honey trap. I thought...

That the relationship
was real.

Marina really
just played you

to steal the NOC list, and
you had to fix your mistake.

I mean, it makes
perfect sense.

Kill Marina and then the agent
tasked with doing so,

so there could be no chance
anyone could ever find out.

(grunting, gurgling)

BRIAN:
None of this matters.

Marina still has
the NOC list in her head.

She needs to die.

This is about
keeping America safe.

Don't you dare
try to act righteous

by wrapping yourself
in the flag.

This is about you
covering up your mistake.

Give us the antidote
for Marina, please.

I can't do that.
Sure you can.

The CIA have their own NOC list
of Russian agents

working in the West,
agents they track,

follow, feed
misinformation to.

You're gonna show
the Russians that list.

You will explain to them

that if they harm
anyone on Marina's list,

the CIA will do the same
to the Russian agents.

And then both sides

will quietly pull their agents
out of the field.

Do you know long it takes
to cultivate those agents?

You're trying to save
your career. We're beyond that.

We have four witnesses
to this conversation

and footage of Courtney
at the spa.

I'm pretty sure
she'll testify if asked.

ERIC: We don't need
to say anything

about what you tried
to do to Jasmine.

But if you don't, you will spend

the rest of your life in prison
for murdering your own agent.

It's your only way out, Brian.

(cell phone ringing)

(phone beeps)

Hello?

(crying softly)

(monitor beeping rapidly)

What is he doing?
Jasmine, Jasmine.

It's okay.

(groans weakly)

(speaks German)

All right.

Don't worry.

The NOC list
has been neutralized.

He's telling the truth,
I promise.

I'm sorry
I thought you set me up.

Jas, it's all right.
I understand.

But you've got to know
I'd never betray you.

I really did love you.

♪

NEIL: "The unicorn soon
came towards him,

"and rushed directly
on the tailor

"as if it would
spit him in its horn

"without more ceremony.

"'Softly, softly,

it can be done as quickly
as that.' said he."

♪ Like paradise

♪ Found like religion

♪ Like a second wind

♪ Like a child gone missing

(quiet knock)

♪ Finally

♪ Finally.

Oh, thank God.

(crying)

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry I haven't
been honest with you.

We have lots
to talk about,

but I'm happy
you're safe.

I love you.

Mommy!

Mommy, Mommy!

Thank you. Thank you.

(crying)

ERIC:
Something on your mind, Yates?

Me? Nah, I'm good.

Good, good, good.

Okay, here's the thing.

I was offered a job by
Extreme Risk Management

in London.

It was a good offer,
and I'd have my own team.

I've been struggling
a little bit with, uh...

You already knew this,
didn't you?

(sighs)

How?

You've been kind of
standoffish all day.

It was either
a job offer

or you met someone.

No, definitely job offer.

If you knew,
why didn't you say anything?

I guess I didn't
want to influence you.

I don't want to see you go,
but you deserve the opportunity.

I appreciate that.

But I don't know if I could've
done what you did today.

I was questioning whether
we should be involved

in the case at all.

Oh, you're just seeing things
from all angles.

I think you conducted yourself
exceptionally well.

Still, if you listened to me,

those girls wouldn't have been
reunited their mother.

Plus, Cri/Res is like my family.

I'm not taking the job.

You already knew that, too,
didn't you?

I know everything.

I hate you.

I know.

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