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- Your client is incapacitated

and in need of legal protection.

If you don't put
someone forward, the court will.

- It should be me. I'll do it.

- We just put
a giant target on your back.

- That's... an offer.

So is the position
after graduation.

Highest starting salary
in the city.

Think it over.
- I think I messed up.

That girl from the van,
I kind of

took her back to my place
and finished the interview.

And she was so close to talking.
She called someone when I was

out and they just... took off.
- They think Helen fell asleep

at the wheel. They found
medication on her that
causes drowsiness.

- Does it say anything
about the second car?

- What?
- Helen's driving down the road,

a second car cuts her off.
Second car re-corrects and makes

the scrub mark, drives away.
Her car veers

that way into the ditch
and rolls.

- I need you to understand
how serious this is, Kip.

- I just thought
if I do one job, I'll have
enough money for my own place.

- I love you, and I would like
to argue with you

for the rest of our lives,
if you'll let me.

Joanna Chang,
will you marry me?

[knocking]

- Joanna Chang, we have
a warrant for your arrest.

[suspenseful music]

[birds chirping]
[ominous music]

[siren blaring]

[indistinct speaking over radio]

- ♪ Another city

♪ Another day

♪ Left all of me

♪ On the stage

♪ Hear that train

♪ Hear that lonely highway

♪ Hey
- Everything OK?

- I have to go.

- ♪ Hours of the holy

♪ We were so alone there

♪ Just can't seem to get away,
shade our eyes ♪

♪ To veil the pain
- Come on, pick up.

Pick up.
- ♪ Houses of the holy

- Pick up. Pick up.
Pick up. Pick up.

- ♪ I just can't seem
to keep me ♪

♪ Off this lost highway

- [Billy]: Hey.
Don't worry, Cass.

Everything is going to be fine.

Your mother is
one of the toughest people

I have ever met in my life.

[Cassidy crying]

- ♪ Highway

♪ Highway

♪ Highway

- Is something funny?

I don't understand.
What is the charge?!

Why won't you say anything?

- You think there are no
consequences for your actions,

but I can't imagine
the devastation you've

left in your wake.

- ♪ Highway

♪ Highway

[theme music]

[door opens and shuts]

- Where is she?
- She's in the holding cell.

- Are you serious?
- I'm sorry, I can't.

It's not our show.
- I didn't know, Billy.

I lent the feds a couple
of cops to carry out a warrant.

I had no idea. Look, I'll find
out what I can. Sit tight.

- Owen!
- I know.

It's gonna be all right.

[tense music]

[phone ringing]
- Don't worry.

It's always worse
in your imagination.

- Yeah, I don't have
an imagination.

- In your head, that thing
you're picturing is worse than

what's actually gonna happen.
- I have 15 years experience

in the legal justice system. I
think I know how bad it can get.

- There's nothing you can do.
Get some sleep or something.

- My daughter's gonna wake
up soon. I need to get home.

- You have a baby?
Did you tell the cops that?

Maybe they'll let you go.

- I'm a lawyer.
This is a misunderstanding.

- Well, in my 15 years
of experience

in the legal system,
when someone says

it's a misunderstanding,
it usually isn't.

- I need clear this up.
- Mm-hmm.

- GUARD!
- This is her partner.

She's just stepped away
from her phone for a minute.

- [Dr. Morrison would like
to speak to Helen Graham's]

[guardian in person
as soon as possible.]

- You know, now is not really--
- [He's at the...]

[West End Clinic.]
- Yep. She will do her best.

[beep]

OK...

[tense music]

[ringing and buzzing]

Hey. It's me.
Look, everything is fine.

I just need you to--
- Joanna's been arrested.

- [Right.]
- I'm already on my way.

Billy, what happened? Is she OK?

- She's... she's fine.
We'll talk about it

when you get here. I just...
[Cassidy whimpers]

I need you to do something
for me first.

[sighs]

[door shuts]

- Anything we say here is on
the record. It is being recorded

and may be used against you
in a trial.

- If you could just tell me

what the charges are, I'm sure
that I could clear this all up.

- I wanna make sure that you are
aware of your right to counsel.

- Why won't you answer me?
- And that you are sitting here

of your own volition.
[chuckles]

[sighs]

- Fine.

I would like to make sure
that you are aware

that I have more education
and legal experience

than your entire
department combined.

I am not here
of my own volition.

I was sitting in my house
with my family

of my own volition.
I am sitting here now

because you raided my house
in the middle of the night

like it was a drug lab
and ripped me away

from my five-month-old baby.

The phrasing
that you were supposed to use...

is am I speaking to you
of my own volition.

And the answer to that is...

yes.

[You wanna ask me something?
Then open your mouth]

[and ask me directly.
I wasn't headed anywhere.]

- [Are you sure about that?]

- [I was sitting
in my living room!]

- [You know that's not
what I meant.]

- [No, I don't.]
- [Are you finished?]

- [If you would just tell me
why I have been arrested,]

[I am sure I could be
of more help.]

- [How long have you worked
at Crawford Chang L.L.P.?]

- [What is your problem?!]

[It's my daughter's
nighttime feeding.]

[You are wasting my time!]
- [Ms. Chang!]

[Look, I know this is difficult,
but I need you]

[to realize this is serious.
So if you need me to contact]

[someone to ensure that your
daughter is taken care of]

[for the time
that you're in custody,]

[I can make that happen.]

[But make no mistake:
you're not going anywhere]

[for the foreseeable future.]

[And the best thing you can do
is answer my questions.]

[Unless, of course, there's
something you're hiding.]

- [No. There isn't.]

[Let's just get this done
as quickly as possible.]

[sighs]
[I've been at Crawford Chang]

[for two years.
Before that, I was a partner]

[at Stepman Livery
and previously,]

[I was in Toronto
at Carver Thatcher Stokes.]

- [Tell me more about your time
at Carver Thatcher Stokes.]

- [What do you wanna know?]

[suspenseful music]

- Hey, we need to find...

Chief?
- Billy. She's talking.

- What?!

- Uh... Here, take Cassidy.
- Uh...

Take this human?

- You're all over the map here.

I don't know
what my travel history and CTS

have to do--
- You're avoiding the question.

- I am not avoiding
the question.

- This is not your jurisdiction.
You need to wait outside.

- Excuse me, Mr.?
- Cassidy. Officer Cassidy.

- Oh.

OK. Well, Officer Cassidy,

I'm an attorney.
- Ms. Chang has waived

her right to counsel.
- Ms. Chang made a bad decision.

What she should do now is
reassert her right to counsel

and say nothing
until she speaks to someone.

- I reassert
my right to counsel.

- Thank you.
If you'd excuse us, please.

- I hope you remember
this moment when it all goes

to hell.

[door shuts]
- Hey.

- Billy, something's wrong here.
I don't know

what's going on.
- It's OK. It's gonna be OK.

- I didn't do anything.
- I know you didn't.

We are gonna figure this out.
It will all be fine.

- We have to change
Cassidy's name.

- Yeah, I figured.

- I can't believe I talked.
That's 101.

- They don't teach getting
arrested in law school.

You're under pressure.
- It's no excuse.

- Did you say anything?

- I don't know! I don't
even know why I'm in here!

- It's OK. We're gonna find out.

[Joanna breathes shakily]

- As my lawyer,
what's our next step?

- I'm not gonna be your lawyer.

- What?
- I have someone else in mind.

Someone better suited for this.

♪♪

- So, um...

Heh.

What are you in here for?

- Aggravated assault.

- Oh! Uh...

Well, I am...

sure it will all
work itself out.

[footsteps]

Luna!
- Hey.

- It's gonna be OK.
- I know.

- Thank you.

- I was so--
- I know.

I'm OK.

- I knew you wouldn't leave
me in there, so I hope

you know I'm not gonna leave
you in here either.

OK?

- OK.
- So sweet.

- Why are you allowed back here?

- I'm part of your
new legal team.

[Luna sighs]

- Do we really need--
- No.

[chuckles]

- Are you gonna listen to me?

- Yes.
- Mm-mm. I need more than that.

I'm not gonna be
your instrument.

If I'm gonna represent you,
I need to know that you're gonna

do what I say.

- Yes.
- Then I think
this should work out.

- Very well. Can we get back--
- What are you still doing here?

- Ahem!

[sighs]
- I'm sorry Joanna.

- Why?

- You've pissed someone off.
They wanna come down

hard on you.
- Yeah, but I didn't

do anything.
- Not according to the Crown.

The charge is securities fraud.

- That doesn't make any sense.
- And they're gonna push for

the maximum custodial sentence.
- What's the full sentence?

- [softly]: 14 years in jail.

- They found plane tickets
to an unspecified

non-extradition country
in your name.

You going on vacation?
- We weren't going anywhere.

- They're setting me up.

- Any enemies of note?
- We don't keep a list.

But... yes.

- This is serious.
The tickets are evidence

of an intention to flee and
they want bail to be revoked.

- What?!
- I'll look
into the plane tickets.

[tense music]

- No time to waste.

- Then you better let go.

[receding footsteps]

[door opens and shuts]

- It's gonna be fine.

- Luna, hey.

- Hey!
- Oh, how is it with, uh...

- Yeah, it's gonna be fine...

probably. How are you?

- Uh, yeah. Yeah, it's OK.

- Matheson.

- To think I could've
inherited a steel mill.

- See you.

- BOLO's out
on the boyfriend's car,
we just need to track her down.

- How's Luna doing with Joanna?
- Fine, probably.

I'm telling you, Dee will talk.
We just need to find her.

- Any luck with the others?

Stay on the boyfriend.
Ride the radio.

We need names.
- OK. What about Dee?

- She's the only one
who looked like she might roll.

- Dee's one woman.
It's bigger than that.

Stay on the boyfriend.
Keep me in the loop.

- Where are you going?

- A... personal thing,
at home. I'll be on my phone.

- What personal thing?

- It's personal.

[distant siren blares]

- Oh, great. Thanks.

With two hours to spare
before her bail hearing.

[door shuts]

What do you know
about Northwood Forest Inc.

- Uh... It was a...

a deal that I worked on
with my father

years ago at CTS.
It all crumbled.

- Was it all above board?
- I don't remember.

Probably yes.
What does it matter?

- It matters if I'm defending
you from being set up or--

- She's being set up.

- By who? I mean, CTS would
only be shooting themselves

in the foot. Who would have
information about this case

and would actually do that?

- The mine.
- The mine?

- Elise Mills was
a junior associate

so she would've been
privy to all of the...

internal back and forths.
- So when I asked you

about enemies, you don't think
you might've mentioned this?

I can't do my job if I don't
know who I'm fighting.

- Where are you going?
- To make some calls.

I gotta get
my researchers on this.

Anything else
I should know about?

- No, there is nothing else.

[door shuts]
- Researchers?

- Ammunitons...

- You just gonna sulk
for the rest of time?

- He's throwing her life away.

- He's trying to catch
the bigger fish.

That's his job.

- Our job is to protect people.

- Our job is to not get
personally involved with victims

so it doesn't distort
our objective lens.

You got too close.

You should be mad at yourself,
not him.

- I wasn't. I was just
trying to help her.

- Do yourself a favour.
Don't dig in deeper.

Do your job,
and we'll find her.

[soft music]

- I swear, I'm not
just some mark.

She wanted out.
I saw it in her eyes.

And then as soon
as I walk out the door...

...she calls them.
- She's an addict.

- He was terrifying.

I just--I don't understand
why she would go back to him.

- Addiction turns you
upside down.

Trust me.

I bet she did want out.

But the part of her
that wanted out wasn't

the part that called
her boyfriend.

- Were you?

- My mom.

- [over radio]:
[Matheson, Thorpe.]

- Matheson here, go ahead.
- [Yeah, a hit came in]

[on your blue sedan.
Queen's cowboys tagged it]

[at a motel off Highway 9
near Clandeboye.]

[I'm sending the address.]
- OK. We'll be right there.

[tense music]

[sighs]
- I--I didn't...

- You gonna email out
some resumes?

Just take it.
- It's not like that.

- Take it, Kip!
- I don't want it!
- Well then, what do you want?

- He won't give it back to me
unless I pay him!

- Fine. I'll bite.
Pay who for what?

- There was no force.
- There was

presumed force.
The intimidation used was

commensurate to executing
a warrant against a drug lord.

- Presumed force isn't
a real thing.

But I would trust Mr. Page
to know what drug dealers

go through as he's represented
many of them.

- Violence isn't required
to put undue stress on my client

who is, in fact, an attorney.
It's mental warfare.

- I object.
- We're in Chambers.

No need to object.

- I'm aware, your Honour.
I meant I...

personally object to him.
- They showed up in force

in the middle of the night,
took her into custody
without explanation

and refused to tell her what she
was being charged with until

hours before this hearing.
An incredible amount of hardship

for a new mother who is still
breastfeeding, I might add.

- The defendant's parental
status does not allow her

to break the law.
- Did I miss the trial?
- Your Honour, may I--

- When I'm done! The alleged
crimes were perpetrated

seven years ago,
and the defendant was cleared

in the initial investigation.
And they were overseen

by another more senior lawyer,
David Hanley, now deceased.

- Why shouldn't I give bail?
- Your Honour, new evidence has

come to light
and since the defendant
was captured mid-flight--

- Mid-flight?!
She was reading to her child!

- The plane tickets
to the Maldives,

which has no extradition treaty,

necessitated
the tactical arrest.

And Ms. Chang could be
facing up to 14 years.

What mother wouldn't
be tempted to run?

[knocking]

- We good?

- Your Honour, when we--
- I would like to speak.

- I don't think
that's a good idea right now.

- I, um...

[sighs]

I would like
to correct the record.

I am, uh...

I'm not breastfeeding.

I was but I couldn't do it,
so we are raising her

on formula, a charge that my
ex-mother's group would happily

have you add to the pile. This?

These charges? Heh.
This is ridiculous.

The only person
who would've had access to this

"new evidence" is the attorney
that I am currently fighting

in a civil case.
The Crown is allowing themselves

to be a pawn in a trial where a
multi-billion dollar corporation

is looking to run over
a single individual. And you.

Should you go along with this?
You are allowing

the legal justice system to be
used as a loophole for the rich!

- Ahem! Your Honour,
we have evidence regarding

the plane tickets.

The tickets were
never purchased.

Payment was being
withheld because...

whoever tried to buy them didn't
have the passport numbers needed

to finalize the sale.
I mean, this would've been

very difficult as the child
doesn't have a passport yet.

- I... I apologize, your Honour.

But I assure you,
the new evidence

that has come to light is
very compelling.

- I'm ready to make my ruling.

But I would like
to add one thing

before we close the record.

I don't need reminding
of what my duty is.

But perhaps you, Ms. Chang,
need to be reminded

that the crimes of which
you are being accused are

manipulating the justice system
for the rich.

Bail reluctantly granted.

♪♪

[vehicles driving past]

- I didn't realize
you wanted to go to jail.

- I don't know
what I was thinking.

- I'm beginning to wonder
how you ever beat me.

Insulting the judge: how is
that an effective strategy?

- You did what?

- Well, thanks only
to your sister, who is

a law student,
we dodged that bullet.

Maybe the judge'll forget
by the time

we get to trial. OK, look.

I've got a summerhouse
halfway to Winnipeg.

We'll be working
out of there for now.

Luna and I have
a lot to dig into.

I'm not gonna tell you
to sit still because I'm scared

of what might happen,
but please refrain from doing

anything that's gonna make
my job harder.

- I get it.

Hi... Oh, hi!
[Cassidy whines]

- I don't wanna pile on...

- But?

- The hospital called.

They wanna talk
to you about Helen.

It sounded important.
- OK.

[Cassidy whining]
- I have to refill

the diaper bag.
I'll meet you there?

[soft music]

[Cassidy crying]
Do you want her?

[Cassidy crying]

- Um, maybe it's
better if you take her.

- [both]: Oh!
[Cassidy wails]

- It's OK. It's OK.

[melancholy music]

[Billy shushing]
It's OK.

[birds chirping]

[door opens and shuts]

- From the beginning
and remember,

people lie to me all day long.

[distant train horn blowing]

- Kookum died
in March... or February,

I don't really...

My only family left was
some guy my dad's sister

married before she died,
Uncle Terry.

You know...

So everything went to him,

all of her stuff.
Me, everything.

He sold off most of it,
but then he tried to sell

my dad's watch, and I just...

- Well, it's just a watch, Kip.
- I know it's a watch, OK?

I'm saying it's a watch.

[sentimental music]

- Just... keep talking.

- Kookum gave it to my dad,
and he was supposed to give it

to me. OK?
It was our thing,

the three of us.

You don't own it, you just look
after it for the next person.

She said it broke her heart
that he wasn't around...

...but that she would give
it to me when I graduated.

[sighs]

It's the only thing
left of him.

It's dumb. Whatever.

It doesn't matter.

Some dumb watch isn't gonna
change any of this.

- Hey, what's up?
I missed your calls.

- I needed you
to watch the baby.

- Well, I'm happy to.
- 14 hours ago.

- It was the middle of
the night. I didn't
have my phone on.

- Things don't happen
on a schedule, Hank,

or did you skip that chapter
in your audiobook?

- Everything all right,
Billy boy? Hey!

I get it, man!
- You get it?!

Look, you wanna be
in this kid's life?

It's easy.
Be here when I need you.

You don't get to pop in and out
when it's convenient.

- Hey... I'm really trying here.
- Trying to do what, exactly?

- I'm trying to be better.

- Better? Just better?
That should be easy.

- That's a little unfair.

I'll leave my phone on
at night, OK?

Is that what you want me to say?
- It's not about the phone,

Hank!
- All right! Billy!

- Hey! Sorry. Daddy had a day.
[shushing]

[melancholy music]

[Billy shushing]
[door shuts]

- Hey. Come on in.
- Hey.

- Oh, don't worry
about your shoes.

The kids do worse
than you ever could.

- OK.

[sighs]

It's a... nice place.

- My family loves it.

- You don't?
- I would...

if I wasn't always working.
- Heh.

This is everything
they've released

from the previous investigation.
- Oh, good!

Work.

The Crown said they'd send over
the full charging documents

by end of day.
I'm holding my breath

for this new evidence.
It's make or break.

This is a...
an unusual situation here.

I mean, you're not
even a real lawyer.

This is your sister's case.
- I know that.

- I appreciate the nerve.

It shows character.
But if you're gonna be effective

for me to help get
your sister off--

- You mean prove she's innocent.

- I need to know you won't bring
your emotions into this.

- Don't worry about me.

- OK.

[tense music]

♪♪

[indistinct chatter]

- Hello. Joanna Chang?

I won't waste your time.
I know what you must

be going through.
The surgery went well.

She's in stable condition,
so that's great.

- But?
- No buts.

That's the truth.
I would, however,

like to explain
exactly what that means,

set some realistic expectations

of recovery.

The majority of people
who score a three or four

on the Glasgow Coma Scale
within the first 24 hours

of going under are
likely to either succumb

to their injuries or remain
in a vegetative state.

- She's never waking up?
- That's not certain. But a full

recovery would be
extremely unlikely.

There's a subdural
hematoma forming.

We have her on diuretics
but if it doesn't dissipate,

then...
- Then what?

- There comes a point
in cases of severe head injury

where we need to ask ourselves

what quality of life
our loved one would want.

- Pull the plug.
- We're not there yet.

We'll continue to monitor her
but for now,

it's out of our hands.
- Whose hands is it in?

Because I would like
to speak with them.

[buzzing]

- Think it over.
My assistant can let you out

when you're ready.

- We can find another surgeon.
We can transfer her

down to Winnipeg.
- This is a good hospital.

- Then why are they
giving up on her?!

I should never have pushed
her to fight this case.

- Helen wanted to fight.
Even you couldn't have

convinced her to do something
she didn't want to do.

Joanna, this is no one's fault.

- Can you get
the baby home safely?

- Sure. Why?

- This is someone's fault.

All of it. And I just need
to get control of this.

- Elise didn't run her
off the road!

- She took the gloves off!
It's our turn now.

[birds chirping]

- [Taylor]: That's the car.

It's empty.

I got a couple guys out front.

There's one in the van.

OK. Women coming out.
[engine starts]

Three of them.

They're getting in the van.
Which room was that?

- The second one, I think.

[suspenseful music]

What are you doing?!

- Dee wasn't with them.

- Stick to the script!
We're on the boyfriend.

You shouldn't be
going in there alone.

- I'm just gonna keep watch,

just in case there are
other women.

- We need to follow the van.

Matheson!
- I'll be careful.

[sighs]
- Fine.

[engine starts]

- Hi. Excuse me. Sorry.
- If there's something else

you want to talk about,
we can set an appointment.

- No, it's not that. It's, um...

I have a friend
who hasn't quite been herself

since having a baby--
- Sorry to interrupt,

but unless this has to do
with a head injury,

I'm not the person to be
talking to. I could refer

Joanna to one of my colleagues--
- No, it's not Joanna.

It's, um... this friend...

I don't think it's
postpartum depression.

It feels more erratic

or severe?
- Maybe your friend should

contact her OBGYN
or find a therapist

that specializes
in perinatal mood disorders.

But I have to go.

- OK. Let's go.

[suspenseful music]

[door shuts]
- What is wrong with you?

Did you seriously
think you could play those
cards without any consequences?

- I'm only doing
what you taught me.

- I did not teach you this.
- Sure you did.

Win at all costs.

- I am going to hope
and pray that you were

just trying to scare Helen--
- What?!

- But there is no way you didn't
know exactly what you were doing

when you went after my daughter.
- Your daughter?

Have you lost your mind?
Look, Joanna, if you don't like

how I play the game,
then maybe running away

wasn't enough. Maybe you
shouldn't be a lawyer at all.

[object rustles]

- I forgot.

You're a new mother too.

- My mother is
a little overzealous.

The adoption's
in a couple weeks.

- Maybe.

When this is all over...

...I want you to remember

that you were the one

who went personal.

And I'm the one who took
everything away from you.

[birds chirping]

[door opens and shuts]

It was Elise.
She didn't even deny it.

Where's the baby?
- I put her down already.

- And Helen too,
she must have known.

- Did she say that?
- She didn't have to.

- Helen's crash could've been
an accident. We don't know

anything yet.
- Elise is coming after us.

We have to hit back hard.
- What are you talking--

- I know what to go after.
We just have to find something--

- Hold on! Can you
just stop for a second?

You know I love you.
- Can we not talk

about the proposal?
- No, it's not that.
I'm worried about you.

- For good reason! Which is--
- It's not the case.

Ever since we've had Cassidy--
- We're not calling her that!

- WILL YOU JUST LET ME TALK?

[sighs]

I'm worried you might be
suffering from some

postpartum anxiety.

And I want you to know
that you are not in this alone.

- Someone is trying
to destroy our lives

and you are telling me
that this is in my head?

- You are not acting
like yourself,

and there are
very serious consequences

on the line right now.
- Billy, why won't you help me

fight for our family?
- I AM TRYING!

Joanna, where are you going?
- I am not going down

without a fight.
And if you aren't willing

to do what it takes,
THEN STAY OUT OF MY WAY!

[receding footsteps]

[door opens and shuts]

[bird calling]

- You did well today.
You really came through.

- Just some simple sleuthing.

- I'm gonna ask you something.
Don't feel you need to answer.

Why won't you take the job?
[chuckles]

I've never fought this hard
for a law student.

I'm starting to feel
like I'm being played.

- You're not being played.

But right now, let's just
focus on Joanna's case.

OK?
[chuckles]

- Let's talk about Joanna, then.

- Uh, what about her?

She's amazing.

She's schooled you
more than once.

- She is an excellent lawyer.

Maybe one day, you'll understand
the full scope

of what that means.

- I get it now.

Besides...

...she's more than that.

She saved my life.
She chose me

over her own father.

Joanna's my sister.

She's the reason I am who I am.
[door opens]

- Well, give yourself
some credit too.

[door shuts]
Let yourself in!

- Can you give
me and Nevin a moment?

- Just keep at it.
Maybe you'll find something new.

- [Joanna]: Ahem.

[door shuts]

[birds chirping]
What do you have on Elise?

- What do you mean?
- At CTS, we had

researchers too. That's one

of the benefits of working
at a large firm. We called it

opposition research,
but I know you went looking

for dirt because that's
exactly what I would've done.

I'm going after Elise.
- Hmm! I would love to hear more

about this strategy.
- It might be better

for you to stay at arm's length.
- What are you up to, Joanna?

- You are my lawyer.
I am legally entitled to know

what you know.
- It's too early for this.

You're giving up our ace
in the hole.

[exhales sharply]

- So you do have something.

OK. Let me spell it out for you.

As my lawyer, you have
a duty to candour.

You are required to give me
any and all information

that might affect
my interests in this case.

- Yeah. I went
to law school too,

and I don't have to give you
material for blackmail.

- I don't plan on committing
any crime, blackmail included.

[sighs]

- I hope you know
what you're doing.

- What do you have?
- She had a DUI

two years ago.
Her firm made it go away.

We think they came to an
understanding with the officer.

- Enough to get her charged?
- If we had to.

- That'll work. Send me
everything you have.

I'm going to the police.
- Work for what exactly?

- A felon can't adopt a child.

[ominous music]

[distant dog barking]

[distant dog barking]

[door opens]

[sighs]

- Dee?

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[beeping]

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[engine stops]

[insects chirping]

[soft clattering]

- Terry.

- Kip get arrested?
- Kip's fine.

- Where is he, then? He's late
on his part of the rent.

- He's not coming back.
- That right?

- I'm here for his things.
- He doesn't have things.

- The watch.
- I get it.

Sending in the goons.

- The watch.
- What watch?

Oh.

- So how much
for the other thing?

- You're kidding, right?

You'll have to do better
than the government,

what they give me for the kid.

- I'm trying to give Kip a life.

One that I'm sure you never had.

So I wanna be clear
about what I'm buying.

You never seeing Kip again.

This is your goodbye.

And if I find out

you've been trying to get
anything else from him,

I won't be coming back
with money.

[tense music]

- You think I'm some piece
of gutter trash. That right?

[sighs]

- I'm sorry the world
let you down.

Don't take it out on Kip.

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[indistinct speaking over radio]

- Did you find her?

At least tell me
you found something.

Was it worth it?

[soft music]

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[engine stops]

[sighs]

[heavy breathing]

- Joanna!

- Nevin told you.

Why are you making this so hard?
- Joanna--

- This is the only way that
she'll know what she's done!

- You're not thinking clearly!

- I am not crazy, Billy!
Stop making

me feel like I'm crazy!
- I'm sorry! You are not crazy.

And I... I have handled
this whole thing wrong...

...from the start. You're right.

Our life is under attack.

You did get arrested.

And if we can't get
you off these charges,

then I don't even wanna think
about what that means,

but this is not right.
- Elise can't

get away with this.
- I know,

but you can't unring this bell.

You go through with this,
she gets exactly what she wants.

She wants the old Joanna.

- If I can't even
protect our baby--

- You can!

But you're not
that Joanna anymore.

I'm not convinced
you ever actually were.

If you wanna fight,
then let's fight.

God knows you're good at it.

But I need you to know
you're more than that.

There are people in your life
who look up to you: Luna,

me, our impossible
to name child.

Let's not do
what your father would've done.

Or Elise.

Let's do it our way.

- So you're saying
I shouldn't do this?

[both laugh]

- This is no time
for jokes, Chang.

Our life is on trial.

- I'm not gonna let them take
her away from me.

[Joanna sighs]
- Me neither.

We should probably check in
on Nevin and Luna.

I'm sure they found something.
- OK.

Billy, why would you
propose to me?

We agreed we weren't
gonna get married.

- Uh... I don't know.

I guess I just thought some...

big grand gesture would
make us all feel better.

[clicks tongue]
I know.

I'm an idiot.

I haven't been feeling
entirely myself either.

- OK.

You are an idiot. I accept that.

[both laugh]

Where's the baby?
- With Hank.

He said he was gonna
teach her to count cards.

I'm almost sure he was joking.

[Joanna laughs]

- Courier got turned around.
It's the evidence.

[tense music]

- It's an internal memo
from CTS written by Joanna.

"The CEO of Northwood
Forest Inc. appears to be

"engaging in a course
of conduct which...

"reasonably perpetuates fraud

in order to inflate
their assets."

- "If we push the opinion
through that this is

"a sound investment,
we are liable

in the perpetuating
of said f... fraud."

So what does this mean?

- Well, you read it.
What do you think it means?

- I need you to say it. Please.

- It means they have her
dead to rights.

- That's not what that means.

[suspenseful music]

Why won't you say it?

- It's not my place
to pass judgment

on whether or not--
- She knew about the fraud.

That means she's guilty.

[rising music]

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