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[Music]
[Beep]
[Music]
You married her without knowing what she looked like?
[Music]
That's insane, man.
I'm divorcing her.
[Music]
I saw this face three years ago.
[Music]
I heard that Nathan is back in town.
He's not a bad guy.
You...
You might even like him.
The only reason I married Nathan was for you to get money from the deal.
[Music]
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
You're my husband.
What did you say?
[Music]
Are you single?
I'm married.
[Music]
Nathan's gone for three years and suddenly he's everywhere.
[Music]
What do I keep running into like this?
Fate, I guess.
[Music]
What's wrong with me?
I can't stop thinking about her.
[Music]
Should I tell him who I really am?
Elizabeth, his wife?
[Music]
[Music]
Hi, I'm Beth Nelson. I'm with Regal Interiors.
[Music]
Are they ready for me?
[Music]
I'm sorry, Miss Nelson, but the presentation is over.
Over?
That's impossible. I haven't done my pitch yet.
I've been working on it for over a month.
They already made their decision.
[Music]
But I've been waiting here all day.
If you could just ask them for ten minutes so I could show them my work.
No one cares about your work.
And touching by your outfit, your taste, is obviously not fit for this company.
I don't know who you had to sleep with to get this appointment, but it's cancelled.
You can't just cancel my appointment. That's unprofessional.
Yes, I can, and I just did.
Good afternoon, Mr. Wright.
Mr. Wright? It can't be him.
[Music]
But I saw this face three years ago.
[Music]
My dear, what are we waiting for? Is he your fiancé or not?
Oh, no.
I'm the lawyer of her fiancé, and my client will be arriving very soon.
And there he is.
Sorry I'm late.
It's okay.
Even though I'm forced to marry him to save my father's business, at least he looks like a good person.
[Music]
Congrats.
Thank you, Ms. Nelson.
You gotta go.
[Music]
He can't be Nathan Wright. He can't be my husband.
Get out right now. Get out right now.
Wait, wait.
[Music]
[Phone ringing]
Hello?
Beth, you need to come home immediately.
Jessica, I can't. I'm working.
Your father had a heart attack. Get home right now.
What?
[Music]
Oh my God, Dad. Are you okay? You frightened me.
I feel much better, much better.
Beth, my company's in trouble, and I need your husband's financial support.
Nathan's the only person who can save it.
You lied about having a heart attack to get me home so I could ask Nathan for more money?
No, no, no.
Dad, I sacrificed my life for you.
I married a stranger for you to get money from the deal, and now you want me to ask again?
Figure out another way. I'm done helping you.
I'm done helping you.
How dare you speak to your father like that?
After everything he's done for you?
Investing $10 million is nothing to your husband.
He's a fucking billionaire.
The only reason I married Nathan was for you to get money from the deal.
He couldn't even look me in the eyes.
He moved to London right after our wedding. I haven't spoken to him in three years.
We took his money, we disgust him, and now you want me to ask for another $10 million?
We don't disgust him, Beth.
You do.
We found you a billionaire husband.
We made you the luckiest girl on earth.
Look at you.
It's obvious why he left you.
Your father spent a fortune on your clothing, food, your education.
What did you ever give us, you ungrateful little bitch?
What did you ever give us, you ungrateful little bitch?
What the hell is she doing here?
I'm ungrateful? What about your daughter?
What has she done for this family besides spend my father's money on designer bags?
Beth, let's be clear.
I know you envy me. I've always been daddy's favorite.
But you, you're bitter because your husband dumped you.
And you have a basic ass job picking out ugly couches for morons.
My bags cost more than your little interior design salary.
You shut your mouth.
Oh, no.
And you, why don't you find your other daughter a rich husband?
I'm done helping you.
Beth, you show your mother some respect.
That woman is not my mother.
My mother is dead.
Don't you ever touch me again.
Don't you ever touch me again.
Jordan, are you going to let your animal of a daughter speak to me like that?
Both of you, just stop it.
Please.
All right.
I heard that Nathan is back in town.
So why don't you just, just try to connect with him?
I mean, try to fix things.
He's not a bad guy.
You, you might even like him.
I'm looking to bankruptcy here.
I wouldn't ask if I had other options.
Beth, please.
Beth.
Boss, before you start, let me just say how sorry I am that I didn't get to do the presentation.
Beth, Beth, it's fine.
Okay?
I knew that a company like that wasn't going to sign with us anyways.
But, I'm meeting with a new potential client right now.
His name is Owen Marshall, and I told him all about my best designer.
He wants to meet with you.
Tonight?
Beth, it's not like we're swimming in clients here.
If you can win him over, then we can seal the deal.
Please, Beth, I need you to do this for me.
And you deserve a night out.
Okay, sure.
Well, Miss Nelson, Andy told me you were talented.
He never said you were beautiful.
Alright, Mr. Marshall, let's talk about that building.
Let's get to know each other a little first.
Come on.
A little bit more?
Okay.
What's up, cuz?
Come on.
It's been a while.
Heard you squared big with the PUBG Mobile investment.
How's it going?
Our billion users love it.
The team put together some seriously fancy cars.
We're talking Lamborghinis, Maseratis, Aston Martins.
You can even team up with your friends and play a ten minute match anywhere.
We should play together sometime.
Dude, let's do it.
Winner, winner, chicken dinner.
You're a big, powerful CEO.
What are you doing squatting in this hotel?
Why don't you buy your own place?
I just did.
In Malibu.
Nice.
Is your fake wife going to move in with you?
I still can't believe you ditched her right after marrying her.
I know it's been three years, but if I were her, I would probably murder you.
She's actually the reason I'm back in town.
I'm divorcing her.
I'm divorcing her.
After three years, I hope at least she was hot.
I don't even know.
I actually never saw her face.
What the fuck?
You married her without knowing what she looked like?
That's insane, man.
Dude, come on. Don't look at me like that, alright?
You know why I did it.
Look, it was a stipulation in my parents' will because they didn't want me to be alone.
I knew I'd have to marry someone to get my trust eventually.
I just, I...
I didn't think it was going to be so soon.
I didn't think I'd lose them so young.
And one day they were there and the next, gone.
I'm sorry, bro.
I know the accident hit you hard.
You were rushed into that marriage.
Yeah, we both had our reasons.
I married her because of the will and she married me for the money.
I'm pretty sure her father put her up to it.
Either way, despite being virtual strangers, I guess we were a perfect match.
We should celebrate.
Celebrate what?
Your divorce.
You're single again.
Dude, every girl in LA is going to be trying to lock you down.
Come on.
Okay.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Excuse me.
What? Wait.
Beth?
Where are you going?
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Are you all right?
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Hey, handsome.
Hey, handsome.
Whoa, careful.
Careful.
Hey, are you here with anyone?
Miss?
Hello?
Damn it, I can't just leave her here.
Come on.
Come on.
Okay, I am just going to get you cleaned up.
Okay.
Just so that you're comfortable.
I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that.
I was just trying to get you cleaned up.
You're my husband.
Wait.
You're my husband.
What did you say?
Wait, stop.
No, I want you.
I want you.
I want you.
I'm just going to...
Good night.
Wait.
Don't leave.
Wait.
Don't leave.
I won't leave.
Are you sure?
God, he's hot.
I guess it's okay.
Technically, he's my husband.
Somehow I've missed you.
What's wrong with me?
Why would I dream about Nathan Wright?
He's an asshole who married me and disappeared for three years.
But he's a really cute asshole.
How are you feeling?
Holy shit, that wasn't a dream.
I slept with my fake hot husband and I vomited on him.
I'm dead.
No need to be shy.
I saw everything last night.
I'm Nathan Wright.
And you're...
He didn't recognize me?
Of course.
At the wedding, he never looked at me.
Hi, I'm Beth.
Do you mind?
Take your time.
I'll be in the bathroom.
Take your time.
I'll be in the bathroom.
Beth, you know I can have my assistant get you a new dress if you don't like my shirt.
Beth?
You should have gotten her number, you idiot!
It must be her.
Dude, you look like you've seen a ghost.
Hey, wait.
Did you leave with someone last night?
Look at you, bro, finally catching the L.A. vibe.
Yeah, now that you're done examining my room, can you please go away from me in the lobby?
What are you afraid of?
Miss?
Miss, are you in the bathroom?
You can come out.
Shut up.
Seriously, though, I'm thinking you give me a tour of your new beach house today?
If that reminds me, I need an interior designer.
I have a friend who owns her own firm, but, you know, more options would be good.
My buddy owns his own studio. I'll hook you guys up.
Then when your place is done, we can throw a huge pool party.
Dude, L.A. girls are crazy hot. I can invite a ton of them.
I'm not interested in meeting anybody new right now.
I've met someone special.
Mr. Wright?
Got the PUBG budget sheet for Q1 for next year?
I'll just leave these here.
There is one more thing. It's about your father-in-law.
Mr. Nelson wants to schedule a meeting with you to discuss the second round of funding for his company.
Tell him that I'm fully booked.
Yes.
Sir, he's called repeatedly.
Then tell him the answer is no.
I bailed out his company three years ago with $10 million.
I'm not doing it again.
How's your father-in-law now, sir?
He won't be my father-in-law much longer.
I'm divorcing his daughter.
Okay.
You're my husband.
Wait, why did she say that?
Beth!
I kept calling you.
And you won't understand. He has enough going on.
I got sick.
I usually don't drink that much, so I called a car and went home.
Well, Mr. Marshall got belligerent after you left him and he pulled out of the deal, so...
Beth, I'm barely making ends meet here.
If we don't get some new clients ASAP, I'm going to lose the studio.
I really need your help, okay? Please.
I understand, Andy. I won't disappoint you.
All right. Well, I mean, I rearranged a new meeting with David Green.
He owns a restaurant, but I'm stuck here, so I need you to meet with him.
Of course. Yeah.
Thank you.
I won't let you down.
All right.
Mr. Green, if you take a look at my portfolio, you'll see that I've designed a variety of restaurant projects.
High five, Miss Nelson.
Thanks.
Let me pull up some of our reference images.
Very impressive, Miss Nelson.
Thank you.
This one exudes nostalgia and has a classic appeal.
If you're up for it, I'd love to take a look at your location.
Of course.
I'm going to go ahead and take a look at the menu.
Classic appeal. If you're up for it, I'd love to take a look at your location.
Of course.
How can I say no to someone as captivating as you?
Andy sure knows my tastes.
I'm a professional designer, Mr. Green.
I'm committed to transforming your restaurant into its best possible version.
Now, if we could get back to that...
I'd rather move on to other things.
Wait, is that Beth?
Seems like she moved on really quickly.
Pardon me, that's my husband.
Pardon me, that's my husband.
Did she call me husband again?
Please just go with it.
Mr. Green, I'd like to introduce you to my husband, Nathan Wright.
I forgot that I asked him to pick me up.
She's married? And to the billionaire Nathan Wright?
Fuck me.
It's nice to meet you, Mr. Wright.
Your wife is remarkably talented.
I look forward to working with you, Mr. Green.
You have my number, we'll set up a visit at your place soon.
What's she talking about?
He was all over her. Is she...
an escort?
We'll be in touch.
Absolutely, I look forward to it.
I'm sorry for making you go along with that.
I just... I can't lose another client.
They're harder to come by than you think, and if I don't bring in new people, I could lose my job.
What am I supposed to do? Live on the streets?
Do you always work in places like this?
Sure, I meet clients wherever they want, do whatever they want.
You know, whatever it takes to close the deal.
Oh no, she is an escort.
Were you working that night we met?
Yes, I was. That man was so gross.
I don't need to hear the details.
I wasn't going to tell you the details.
That's weird, why is he upset?
Beth, why do you have to do work like this?
You're intelligent, and you're beautiful.
I mean, it's got to be demoralizing.
There's got to be other options. You can always leave.
There's got to be other options. You can always leave.
What's wrong with my job?
I'm proud of it. I'm good at what I do.
I'm not like you. I wasn't just born into a wealthy family.
I've had to work hard for everything I have, and I don't just run when things get hard.
I stick them out.
And you have a basic ass job picking out ugly couches for morons.
You're pathetic.
Never mind. You wouldn't understand.
Beth, wait. I didn't mean it like that.
Shit. That came out all wrong.
[phone ringing]
Hi, Dad.
Hi, Bethy.
I was calling to invite you to a family dinner on Friday.
Unfortunately, I can't make that. I have work.
I'm sure Jessica will be heartbroken.
What's the occasion?
It's just for you.
For me? Seriously?
And, um, Nathan.
For me? Seriously?
And, um, Nathan.
All you need to do is invite him.
I already told you, Dad. I don't have anything to do with Nathan.
So if you want him there, you'll have to invite him yourself.
Bethy, I've tried. I promise. I've tried multiple times.
He won't take my call.
You're married to him, so if you ask him, he'll come.
It's just one night.
I need him to help my company survive.
Dad, I can't.
I know you can do it. I believe in you.
I'll see you and Nathan on Friday.
Thank you, honey.
What am I gonna do?
If I invite Nathan, he'll know who I am.
But if I don't, my dad will lose everything he's worked for.
I guess I could try, but I don't even have his phone number.
Wait. Our lawyers exchanged emails three years ago.
Hi, Nathan. Heard you're back in L.A.
Would you join me for a family dinner?
Let me know.
Beth. Wait. No. That's not right.
Elizabeth.
Elizabeth. Nice to finally hear from you.
I'm pretty sure this isn't a family dinner, but a finance meeting.
All you and your father want is money.
I'm tied up. Can't make it.
Of course you're busy. You're always busy.
What was I thinking, even reaching out?
Morning. Morning.
Hey, I wanted to ask you.
David's been unresponsive to any texts or emails.
Did he mention anything before he left the other night?
Telling him what David did would get complicated.
My job is on the line, and Andy has enough on his plate.
Uh, no. We had a great meeting.
He asked me to check out the restaurant. Everything seemed fine.
That's weird. I think he's changing his mind.
Damn.
[cell phone rings]
Hey, man. What's up?
I've got good news.
My cousin's searching for a designer for his beach house.
Thought of you immediately.
Oh, wow. Seriously? Okay, that's fantastic.
I owe you, man. That's good. That's great.
Don't celebrate too quick.
You're gonna have to bid for the project.
But I'm meeting with my cousin tonight.
You should come. Bring your team.
Yeah, that sounds great. Thank you.
Ooh, Beth, it looks like all of our prayers just got answered in a big way.
So there's a new client, a billionaire,
and he wants to meet the entire team tonight.
Tonight. So I'm gonna need you there, okay?
Wow. Of course.
And, um, yeah, sorry. I just, um, whatever.
Just don't wear that.
Yeah, sorry. I just, um, whatever.
Just don't wear that.
What's wrong with what I'm wearing?
Beth, we have to look the part here, okay?
This is a billionaire. He's rich.
He probably wipes his ass with, like, $100 bills, right?
I wanna do that. You wanna do that, I'm sure.
Like, we can get there, but...
Check yourself out. You know what?
Don't even worry about it. Stress-free from you.
I'm gonna go get you a dress. It's on me.
I just want you to look a little more...
professional.
What do you mean?
I am a professional.
No, yeah. I mean, I hired you. Of course you're professional.
It's just, like, more...professional.
Don't worry about it. I'll be right back.
What?
[knock on door]
All right, Beth, I got something for you, champ.
That's nice, huh?
You can't be serious.
Come on, it's just for one night.
Please wear it.
Please.
You're gonna look great.
Ugh, why would he make me wear this dress?
Hey, I'm here.
Great. Our client should be here shortly.
Just, um, just meet him at the entrance.
Okay. Uh, what does he look like?
Oh, you'll recognize him when you see him.
His name's Nathan Wright.
Oh, you'll recognize him when you see him.
His name's Nathan Wright.
What?
Nathan Wright. Did you get that?
Are you kidding me? Nathan's gone for three years,
and suddenly, he's everywhere.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Beth.
What a coincidence.
It's nice to see you again.
After you insulted me, I don't feel the same way.
I'm here to pick you up, Mr. Wright.
I look forward to working together.
I'm sorry?
Look, I know I'm young,
but I'm very experienced.
And I always go the extra mile to ensure my clients
are comfortable and satisfied.
No matter what your needs are,
I can assure you I'm well worth the money.
I thought our relationship meant more than that, Beth.
I thought our relationship meant more than that, Beth.
Because of the other night?
That was a mistake.
I think it's best we keep our relationship professional
moving forward.
[cell phone rings]
Are you here yet?
I got someone to meet you up front.
Yeah, I'm here, and I met her.
She's cute, right?
Kelvin, what is this for?
What do you mean, "What is this for?" I'm trying to help you.
Come inside, and we'll make a game plan together.
What people are you here with?
Two of us here, and you and her. That's it.
Look, I'm not interested in this.
Hello?
Nathan?
He's the strangest man I've ever met.
Are you okay?
Are you coming inside or not?
I need to leave.
I have work to do.
I need to leave.
I have work to do.
Is it because of me? Because of the other night?
No, no, it's not that.
Here, take this.
It's cold.
It's a pretty impractical dress, you know.
I didn't choose this outfit.
My boss insisted.
Your boss?
Beth, have you ever considered leaving this line of work?
You know, you could come work for me.
I could... I could find you something.
Are you crazy?
I love what I do.
Okay.
Well, if you ever change your mind,
here's my number.
You're not really going to go back in there, are you?
Yes, I have to.
Yes, I have to.
Oh.
Where's Nathan?
Is that his jacket?
Yep. He hated my dress,
told me I should cover up,
gave me his jacket, and left.
Honestly, I don't know if that's good or bad.
I'm just an odd guy.
Look, I'll arrange for you to come by the house tomorrow,
but heads up, got tough competition.
Lucy Burton?
Lucy Burton from London?
No fucking way. I can't compete with that.
She's world-renowned.
Hey, don't sell yourself short. You're the best designer I know.
Right?
Cheers.
Let's do it.
[music]
Hi, Miss Burton.
I'm Beth Nelson. It's nice to meet you.
I'm a huge fan of your work.
Open the door.
Open the door.
Sorry?
I said, open the door, please.
Oh, uh...
I don't have a key.
It's not your job.
You're the housekeeper.
Don't you have the key?
I'm not a housekeeper. I'm a designer like you.
You think you're my competition?
I'm a designer,
and you're a little girl.
An amateur.
Go home before you get hurt.
I'm a professional designer,
and Mr. Wright invited my company to bid on this project.
This industry has really gone downhill.
Any dumb bimbo with a few swatches
could call themselves a designer.
What did you do before?
Design your mommy's craft, nook?
I have designed dozens of high-end projects.
How cute.
Do you know why no one else at my level
is bidding for this project?
'Cause all the top design studios
know that it's mine.
All the top design studios
know that it's mine.
My family's been connected
to the Wright family for years.
But you wouldn't know that.
You're obviously not in those social circles.
You may think
you can get somewhere by
working hard and being talented,
but in this industry, it's more important
for you to know
no one wants their house designed by a nobody.
Now, get out of my way.
I have a job to do.
[door opens]
It's a nice jacket.
I guess I should be the bigger person and return it.
Hello. I need to return this suit
to one of your guests.
Of course. What's the room number?
I'm not sure, but he's staying
at the highest floor. The guest's name is Nathan Wright.
Mr. Wright. No problem.
I'll be sure he gets in, miss.
Thank you.
Miss Nelson?
Miss Nelson?
Uh, Mr. Marshall,
I wanted to apologize
about the other night. Uh, uh, uh, no need.
You weren't feeling well.
You know,
if you have a minute, there's something I'd love to discuss
with you. Andy said you're
no longer interested in working with us.
I'm reconsidering.
Perhaps we can have a drink at the bar.
It--
Just one.
I promise I won't get you needing a triple.
[clears throat]
We had a little too much to drink
the other night, so
a simple glass of champagne.
Thank you, Mr. Marshall.
My pleasure.
[clears throat]
Well, I think I should go home now.
It was good to see you again.
Oh, come on. Whoa, whoa, careful.
Hey, um,
you know, maybe we should get you
some rest.
My room is, uh, it's right upstairs.
No, no, I--
I want to go home.
Okay, come on, okay.
No, no.
Leave me alone!
Oh.
I'm sorry.
My girlfriend is very drunk.
Sweetheart, let's go upstairs.
No, I'm not his girlfriend. He drugged me.
Do not
touch her ever. She's just joking.
I'm not joking!
You have no idea who you're
fucking with. The fuck out
now.
This isn't over.
Beth, do you know who that man
was? What was his name?
Owen Marshall.
Here,
drink this.
It'll make you feel better.
I need all the information
you can find on Owen Marshall.
I'm gonna teach him a lesson.
Hey.
How you feeling? Fine.
You're a good husband.
I wish I was your husband, Beth.
I wish I was your husband, Beth.
I want you.
I want you, too.
I'd be lucky to have you as my wife.
I'm sorry.
[music]
[music]
I can't believe I slept with him again.
He's pretty sweet like this, isn't he?
Oh, hi.
Good morning, Beth.
How do you feel?
Worn out.
It was a long night.
Why do I keep running into you
like this?
It's fate, I guess.
I have to get dressed.
That's fine.
Time for the bathroom again.
Hey,
don't disappear on me this time.
You sure you don't want to grab some food?
I have work waiting.
Now? Of course.
While I have you here, should we set up
something to discuss your needs?
Like a formal meeting
to discuss
that? Yes.
I'm a professional.
We can meet at your office.
Switching to my office?
That's bold.
I've never done that at my office,
but, uh,
yeah, we could try.
[music]
Here. Now you have my number.
Um, let me know
when you're ready to schedule something.
Is she treating me like any other client?
That reminds me. I had your clothes
cleaned.
Thank you.
Um, I'll see you soon?
I'll see you soon.
She must be really good at her job.
I feel so connected to her.
Hey, Beth.
Beth. Okay, I got some gossip.
Okay. What is that?
What is it? Okay, you remember that
Mr. Marshall guy? He's kind of a weirdo?
Yeah. So, thank
God we didn't work with him.
Thank God. Why? Well,
apparently, the IRS
nabbed him this morning.
Yeah, he was, like, caught up in some
of his tax issues, or...
Well, whatever that guy gets,
he deserves.
Oh, excuse me.
Yeah, of course.
I'll, uh, be over here.
Hello? Hi.
Yeah, I was just, um,
I was just wondering if, uh,
we're gonna see you and Nathan later?
Nope.
Beth,
you know how important this is for me.
I asked, Dad.
He said no.
Guess that guy won't show up.
I won.
I told you, Dad. Her husband
can't even stand to be in the same room with her.
I can't believe
you actually thought she'd get him to come.
What a waste of money
on this pointless dinner.
You're my husband.
Pardon me.
That's my husband.
How you feeling? Fine.
And you're a good husband.
Man, you seem off lately.
What's up? Nothing.
Come on. Spill it.
Woman trouble?
Got it.
Who is she?
What if a man is
in love with an escort?
Whoa, like Pretty Woman?
Honestly, that kind of stuff
doesn't bother me. I mean, love is love,
right? Doesn't matter where you find it.
That doesn't sound like you.
My problem is I fall for every woman I meet.
You know what?
Why don't you just use your PUBG mobile to find girls?
The social feature's incredible.
I actually met a girl in there the other day.
[kiss]
She's cute.
Yeah?
[phone ringing]
Hey, boss. Hey, Beth.
I'm sorry about the late call. I know it's
dark out already. I just, uh... I want to let you
know that Kelvin was actually able to
rearrange a meeting between you and Nathan.
Got it. I'll be there. Thanks.
You got it.
[music]
Hey, Beth. How's it going?
I was wondering if you have time to meet tomorrow.
Absolutely.
I'll be at your office tomorrow.
She is really set on meeting me
in the office.
Fine. Doesn't matter to me.
You again?
You know you can't just walk in here randomly.
I have an appointment with Mr. Wright.
Mr. Wright.
Yeah, right. Okay.
If you're gonna lie, I'd make up a better one than that.
Mr. Wright is our CEO,
you idiot.
No one gets to him.
Stop wasting my time and get the fuck out.
I told you, I have a meeting
with Nathan Wright.
I don't think he'd be too happy to find out you have the nerve
to cancel his appointments.
So, unless you want to get fired,
I suggest you do your fucking job and call him.
Now.
Fine.
What's your name?
Beth Nelson.
[door opens]
Mr. Wright
is expecting you,
Miss Nelson.
Please accept my apology.
You know, it's my job to check in
visitors.
Please follow me.
Thanks, but I'm gonna use the restroom first.
Of course.
Wow.
I can't believe you showed up here.
Pretty ball of you to compete
with me.
I can't believe you showed up here.
Pretty ball of you
to compete with me.
I'm here to do a job just like you,
Miss Burton. We're both designers.
There's no need to make this unpleasant.
I'm just trying to save you some effort.
Let's be realistic.
You're not getting this job.
Nathan and I have been
very close since London.
I practically moved to LA
with him,
if you know what I mean.
So she's the reason he moved to London.
I guess he was so happy
with her, I didn't hear from him for three years.
Listen, whatever your
name is, if I were you,
I'd cut your losses now
and leave. And what makes you believe
that Nathan Wright belongs to you?
He's a married man and
clearly you're not his wife.
Don't be silly. You know nothing about
Nathan Wright.
He's technically married. He's a
nobody. But he's
divorcing her.
I expect to get a ring by Christmas.
I expect to get a ring by Christmas.
That's not gonna happen.
Why is that? I forgot to tell you.
I'm actually very close
to Nathan's wife and she'll never
divorce him. In fact,
he's extremely devoted to her.
So I wouldn't hold your breath
in getting that ring.
I guess my social circle is bigger than you think.
He has a girlfriend
who's a renowned designer.
Why am I even here? He doesn't need me.
I'm just making a fool out of myself.
[music]
Beth?
Hi.
My office is that way. Of course.
You look fantastic today.
Very professional. Why wouldn't I look
professional? Oh, I mean,
I just... I'm a designer. How things look
is my job. Wait, did you say
you're a designer?
What did you think I was?
Holy crap. She's not an escort.
She's a designer.
What did you think I was?
I'm kidding. No, of course.
I know you're a designer.
If you want to just follow me,
we can get to it.
Okay.
[music]
Oh, shit.
Are they hooking up?
Is this what you've been working on?
Yeah, a PUBG mobile game.
One of the best investments I've ever made.
Project's been running for six years now. Huge success.
Wow, that's impressive.
What's your favorite part about it?
We created a safe environment
where players from all over the world
can come together, team up, and collaborate
and compete in a safe space.
Whenever you're feeling down
or just need a quick escape, you can come here
and feel welcome. We have a strong community.
I'm very proud of that.
Anyway, enough about that.
Don't you have any more questions about my house?
All right. The second part is
related to you.
How many people
live in the house?
Just me. I'm single.
Just me.
I'm single.
Oh, you're single. Liar.
Well,
kind of. I'm married, but
I'm separated.
All right.
Um,
well, in the future, do you foresee
yourself living with someone? Or
perhaps having children?
Maybe with you, Beth.
I could see living with you,
raising children with you.
Children are a possibility, but it really depends
on what my partner wants.
His partner? He must mean his girlfriend,
Lucy. Ugh.
How about you, Beth?
Are you single?
I'm married.
What?
I can't believe it.
Once I have the design references, I'll send them over,
and you can simply let me know if you like them or not.
Okay.
I'll see you then. We'll see you later.
I look forward
to it.
[footsteps]
[music]
[gasps]
Ugh!
Oops. My bad.
Oops. My bad.
I warned you to get out of my way.
You might get burned.
This has gone too far, Lucy.
You need to apologize now.
Like I warned you. It's your fault for even
being here. Are you afraid
I'm going to win this competition?
I'm afraid of you. Don't be upset.
I'm the top designer
in the world, and you're nothing.
If you're so good,
why not play fair? I mean,
stop with the petty games.
[clears throat]
What's wrong?
[music]
Lucy, I invited Beth here.
If you genuinely want to submit a bid
to design my house, deadlines are next
week.
Present your work, and I'll decide
who the best designer is.
Nathan, if it gets out in the industry
that I'm competing against someone like her,
I'll never hear the end of it. Neither will you.
I'm just trying to protect you from
these bootleg designers.
It's your call, Lucy. Submit a bid
or not. But I expect you to
treat her with respect. She's a close
friend of mine.
Are you all right?
Come on.
[footsteps]
Is it burning? Here, let me take a look.
It's all right. It already feels better.
Don't move.
Is it burning? Here, let me take a look.
It's all right. It already feels better.
Don't move.
[music]
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Wait here a moment.
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It's really not necessary.
[music]
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Do me a favor.
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He's so caring and loving.
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Should I tell him who I really am?
Elizabeth, his wife?
No, Beth.
He hates Elizabeth.
Besides, he won't want me to
design his house if he finds out who I am.
[music]
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Don't get her wet for a couple days.
It should be fine soon.
Yes, Mr. Wright.
Call me Nathan.
[music]
I should go.
You could stay longer.
[music]
You could stay longer.
I have to start working on your house.
But I'll see you next week, Mr. Wright.
[music]
Nathan.
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[phone vibrating]
[music]
I just left your office.
I was wondering if you'd like to have dinner with me.
I'm working.
But as my designer, you promised to cater to my needs.
So right now, I need you to take a break,
get dressed up, and wait for me to pick you up
so that you can have dinner with me.
Nathan, I can't.
I have this very important client.
You might know him. His name is Nathan Wright.
Really, I need to win this bid.
I hope you understand.
I understand.
[music]
I understand.
But I miss you.
[music]
As you can see from my presentation,
my idea is to convert
this simple beach house into an
aesthetically modern,
intelligent home, complete with a
comprehensive technological system.
It's a house with a future
that knows you better
than you do.
[music]
Uh...
I don't have an extravagant
plan for renovating your home.
What you have is a charming
'90s house constructed with
simple and natural materials
to maintain that texture and the connection
between the home and its natural surroundings.
I simply adjusted the
original layout of the house to
better suit your needs.
Some designer. She did nothing.
Thank you, Lucy.
You've certainly
showcased some of the latest design trends.
However,
I am not particularly fond of a smart home.
[music]
You've managed to capture the essence of what drew me to the home in the first place.
You've managed to capture the essence of what drew me to the home in the first place.
You've managed to capture the essence of what drew me to the home in the first place.
Congratulations, Beth.
I'd like to hire you as my designer.
Congratulations, Beth.
I'd like to hire you as my designer.
Congratulations, Beth.
I'd like to hire you as my designer.
It would be my pleasure, Mr. Wright.
[music]
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Well, now that that's
over,
can I take you to lunch?
I'm starving. Wonderful.
I'll be back very soon.
Make yourself comfortable.
Water, coffee,
tea, whatever you need.
[music]
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What did you say your name was again?
I'm, uh, George Nelson.
Nelson? Yes.
Why are there so many Nelsons today?
Um,
I'm sorry, I can't let you in. You don't have an appointment.
Oh, I don't need an appointment.
Don't you know who I am?
I'm Nathan Wright's father-in-law.
Just tell him I'm here, please.
I'm sorry, sir.
I'm Lucy, Nathan's friend.
Did I hear you correctly? You're his father-in-law.
Yes, I am.
[music]
Oh.
I didn't know that Beth was here. Oh.
There she is. That's, that's my
daughter, Elizabeth. She's Nathan's wife.
I'm not lying.
[music]
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What the hell? I was competing with his wife.
This is so embarrassing.
Oh, that woman is
our CEO's wife.
Oh, I'm fucking dead.
[music]
You have to fly for me to London.
Tomorrow.
[music]
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Due to personal reasons, I
will be quitting my position.
Immediately.
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Beth.
Beth.
Dad, what are you doing here?
Oh, Beth.
You're here.
I knew you'd change your mind.
So,
how are things with
Nathan? Dad, it's not what it looks
like. I'm just working for him.
That's perfect.
I have a meeting with him soon. You should join us.
Dad, I already told you.
I don't want anything to do with your company.
Beth.
If I'm going to save my business,
I need
you to stay.
[music]
Alright. Thank you.
[music]
Is it alright? Your father-in-law is here.
Who arranged that appointment?
He came by himself.
If he really wants to
see me, fine.
[music]
Let's get this over with.
[music]
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Damn. If Nathan
finds out I'm Elizabeth, it'll ruin everything.
[music]
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Mr. Nelson?
Miss Nelson?
I'm Jamie Lyons,
Mr. Wright's lawyer. We've met before,
Miss Nelson. Fake marriage
or not, I can't believe he's
divorcing a pretty woman like her.
Um,
but where is Nathan?
I need to speak to him.
Unfortunately, um,
Mr. Wright's out of the office.
He doesn't want to see you, Dad.
Well then, are you...
Are you here in a, uh,
professional capacity, Mr. Lyons?
I'm here to assist Mr. Wright
in sorting out the divorce
agreement with Miss Nelson.
I've drafted a standard agreement
for you to review.
You'll find that Mr. Wright has been
very generous, Miss Nelson.
[music]
If I agree to this,
he'll compensate me a million dollars?
That is correct, Miss Nelson.
No.
I'm not a stock to be bought and sold.
[music]
No. I'm not some stock
to be bought and sold.
Three years.
After three years,
he can't even face you?
Instead,
he sends his lawyer to do
his dirty work.
It's outrageous.
Beth, come on. Let's go.
Feel free to contact me,
please, if you have
any questions, but I assure you, this is a
more than fair deal.
[music]
Beth.
I was so wrong to do this to you.
Dad, it's okay. I'm alright.
No, it's my fault.
I put you in this situation.
I let him humiliate you.
He wouldn't even be in the same room with you.
Look, the damage is done.
Let's just forget about it and move on.
Dad?
Dad? Dad? Oh my god.
Dad, are you alright?
Dad!
[coughing]
[music]
[knocking]
So, Elizabeth
was just here with Jordan.
She refused to sign.
Maybe that's her strategy to get a better offer.
We'll have to see.
You sure you want to divorce her?
She's awfully pretty. I'm sure.
Now, if you'll excuse me,
I have to go.
Beth, I'm sorry it took so...
Damn!
I kept her waiting too long and she left.
She must be pissed.
[music]
Dad, how are you
feeling? Oh.
I feel
like...
I feel like I should
stick around and annoy you a little
longer. [laughing]
[laughing]
The doctor said you need surgery and
then you should be fine.
Beth, I have regrets.
I regret what I've done.
But I promise, if anything
should happen to me,
you will have
51% share of the
company. 51%?
He only cares about her.
What about me and Chloe?
Don't worry about that right now,
Dad. All I need you to
focus on is rest.
Okay.
[music]
[music]
Mr. Nelson
is going to need surgery as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, this is a newer
procedure and your husband's
insurance has lapsed.
Out of pocket, this
is going to cost $150,000.
Don't look at me!
I don't have $150,000.
If you would have paid for his insurance, this wouldn't be a problem.
I mean, surely the company has something.
You ruined our company.
How am I supposed to get money from it?
Figure it out!
Sell your Mercedes or some stupid fancy purses.
My father's life is in danger.
Nothing is more important than that.
Your father always counts on you, Beth.
Don't tell me you can't pay for his
surgery.
I wish I could, but I don't have that kind of money.
All the money from my marriage
went directly to you, and you spent it.
You watch your mouth, you little bitch!
I'll make you pay for every
word you say.
[music]
I'll make you pay for every
word you say.
Okay, okay.
Just let me know when you figure it out.
[music]
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Hey, Andy. Hey, what's up?
I know this sounds crazy, but
I need $150,000
right now. Do you think you
can lend it to me? Are you alright?
I'm okay, but
my dad needs surgery.
I wish I could.
The company's finances are in really bad shape.
I really don't have that money right now.
But, I don't know if you
could, but maybe talk to Nathan and get
an advance on the payment? I mean, that's
your commission, but
it could cover it.
I'll ask him. Thank you, Andy.
[music]
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I'll pre-meet the contract. When can I see you?
Meet me at my penthouse
tonight.
[music]
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Thank you,
Mr. Wright.
There's no one here, Beth.
Then, thank you,
Nathan.
You are
more than welcome.
[music]
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Um, about
the payment.
I know it's typical for design studios
to get payment twice, half
before and half after the
project's complete, but
unfortunately, our company will
need the entire payment up front.
I... You don't have to explain yourself, Beth.
I trust you. You can have the full payment
in advance. Really? I can?
Thank you so much.
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What's wrong? Nothing.
[music]
Whatever the problem is,
you can tell me. You're my problem.
I finally found you and now you're divorcing me.
It'll be fine.
It's, um... It's personal.
Beth, let me ask you
a question.
Are you happy in your marriage?
Or are you happier with me?
[phone vibrates]
[phone vibrates]
Excuse me.
Hey, Andy. Hey.
Did you get the agreement signed?
Yeah, I did. That's perfect!
Awesome! Did he... Did he
talk about when he's gonna transfer the payment?
We still have to iron out a few things, but
I think we'll receive it soon.
That's perfect! I'm so proud of you.
Yeah, I'll let you go. Sorry.
I'll see you tomorrow.
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What were you saying?
It was on the phone.
You can't tell him the truth. It'll ruin everything.
It was...
my husband.
It was on the phone.
It was...
my husband.
Is everything okay at home?
Yeah, everything's fine.
I should probably
get home and get back to work.
Thank you again.
[music]
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I need everything connecting Beth to a man named Andy.
Addresses, business records,
anything.
[music]
[phone vibrating]
[phone vibrating]
[music]
Andy Simmons
is Beth's boss. He owns
Regal Interior Design Studio.
I sent you a link.
[music]
I get it.
She works so hard, and she can't
- We have to save him because he's her boss.
Alright, I'm gonna head out.
Dinner with the wife tonight.
- Have fun, boss.
- Thank you.
Don't worry too hard, champ.
(upbeat music)
(upbeat music)
- Your wife works her ass off
and begs for an advance to bail out your company.
And you're here having a good time with your mistress?
Join me for dinner?
Now?
(upbeat music)
- Hi Nathan.
Did you read my mind?
I am starving.
- Glad you're here.
Look, I brought you here
because there's something that you should know.
- Does he know who I really am?
- What do you mean?
(bell dings)
- Looks like you have a pretty complicated relationship
with your husband.
- He thinks Andy is my husband?
Because of the phone call.
Oh no.
Yes, I know about that.
- You're okay with it?
- Excuse me.
Excuse me.
Hey Andy.
- Oh my God.
I didn't realize you were here.
Hey.
- Can I ask a favor from you?
- Sure, what is it?
- Did you notice the guy behind me, Nathan?
- It's Nathan Wright.
Yeah, I'm gonna go say hi.
- No, no, no.
That won't be necessary.
- Okay.
- Thing is, I might have told him you were my husband.
- What?
Why?
I'm married.
- I know, I know.
I'll explain later.
Just go with it.
- How?
How am I supposed to do that?
- Sorry.
I am ready for a big dinner.
- I bet.
- Are you okay, darling?
You look weird.
- Nothing.
Nothing at all.
(phone chimes)
- Okay, no more wine.
Come on, I can drive you home.
- Before, in the office, you asked about my marriage.
- I did.
- I need you to know that my husband can be a total asshole,
but I won't leave him.
- Why?
He doesn't...
(soft music)
He doesn't deserve you.
- Yeah, I agree with you.
- You don't have to be stuck in an unhappy marriage.
You can find someone who cares about you,
someone who loves you, like me.
You can find someone who cares about you,
someone who loves you, like me.
- I'm just not willing to give up on it yet.
It's complicated.
- It doesn't have to be.
I'm here for you, Beth.
I can give you the whole world if you'll let me.
What's the point of being with someone
who doesn't care about you?
(soft music)
(soft music)
- Oh no, I'm pregnant,
and the baby's father is divorcing me.
- Beth!
- About last night, I'm really sorry.
I can explain it.
- No, no, no, no, it all worked out.
- What?
- I just got the design fee from Nathan, a million bucks.
And most importantly, your share, 150 big ones.
- Oh my God, that's amazing!
I've arranged the money for your surgery.
I talked to Dr. Andrew
and they said they can get you in on Tuesday.
You're gonna feel better soon, Dad.
- Thank you, dear.
- Obviously, the only reason she can pay that much
is because you've been giving your ungrateful daughter
money behind my back.
- I earned that money by honest work,
something you know nothing about.
My dad was dying and you were more concerned about your car.
- That's right.
Beth took care of me,
which is more than I can say for you
in seven years of marriage.
I see who you are now.
You're someone who's willing to put money over my life.
- Jordan, our company is bankrupt.
There's no money to use because your little daughter
failed to handle her husband.
- She's not to blame for our financial troubles.
- So now you're on her side.
- Yes, I am.
I should have been on her side a long time ago.
She's a grown woman and I will support
whatever decision she wants to make.
- I'm divorcing Nathan.
I'm divorcing Nathan.
You two deserve each other.
You're a family of losers.
- I'm divorcing you.
- Oh, fine.
- I agree to the divorce.
No need for compensation.
- She doesn't want a penny from me.
I don't understand.
What is she after?
If that's what you want,
my lawyer will contact you soon.
(lighter clicks)
- Everything will be okay, baby.
No matter what happens,
mommy will always be there for you.
- I have the contract for your lawyer to review, Ms. Nelson.
You have any questions?
- No.
- Here's the financial agreement.
Why the hell would she turn down a million dollars?
Nobody would do that.
She must be a saint.
All right.
Mr. Wright, I'll meet you at the courthouse
for the final hearing.
- I'll be there.
- What's wrong with me?
I can't stop thinking about her.
I'm Nathan Wright.
I can get any woman I want.
I can't be fixated on a married one.
(light music)
- When can we meet?
I'd like more details about the project.
- I'm not finished.
I shouldn't meet him,
but I want to.
Maybe tomorrow morning?
Finally.
(light music)
Oh crap, I'm late.
- Morning.
You know, I was hoping that we could go over
the plans for the day, but...
Beth, Beth!
You really frightened me, Beth.
I think you should go see a doctor.
- No, I'll be okay.
- But if something's wrong with you--
- Nothing's wrong.
(light music)
I'm pregnant.
- You're pregnant?
Is it mine?
- No, it's my husband's.
No, it's my husband's.
- Are you sure?
I mean, we've been together more than once.
- You know, I should probably go home
and get some rest.
We can go over the final designs another day.
- Beth, don't worry about work until you're rested.
Come on, let me take you home.
- No, it's okay.
I drove.
I'll be in touch.
- This is Nathan Wright.
I need to speak with you immediately.
Beth is pregnant.
I need to confirm the identity of the father.
- Um, don't tell me you didn't know.
- Oh, I promised Beth to pretend
to be her husband in front of Nathan.
- No, no, of course I know.
No, no, of course I know.
She's my wife, I'm her husband.
She's carrying our child, my child,
and for you to be insinuating
that she would be having a kid with another man--
- That's not what I meant.
- Appropriate.
- I'm sorry, of course.
I own a real estate holdings company
with a 10% market share in Los Angeles.
- Aw.
- I want your design firm to handle
all the designs for my properties.
Is that something you'd be interested in?
- Seriously?
Oh my God, yes, Mr. Wright,
we would be more than interested--
- I do have one condition.
- Yeah, what do you need?
Anything, what do you need?
- Don't overburden Beth with work.
She's stubborn.
She's gonna try to push herself,
but she needs rest.
- I promise I won't.
Thank you so much, Mr. Wright.
- Congratulations.
- Thank you.
Let's get a drink, yeah?
Waitress.
- Beth, this is what I can do for you.
- Beth, Beth, oh my God, you're literally my hero.
I don't know what you did,
but Nathan Wright just handed us the entire design package
for his entire real estate company.
Can you believe that?
It's worth at least $10 million in annual revenue,
at least, it's like, oh my God.
And Beth, I want you to become partner.
- Seriously?
Are you kidding?
- I swear this is real, I swear this is happening.
We're gonna have to hire on a bunch of new designers.
Oh, and number one, you're gonna have to slow down a bit.
You're gonna have to take some time off
and not work as hard, especially at night.
Is that okay?
- I'm sure I can handle my own workload if I'm partner.
We're gonna have so much work to do.
- Yeah, no, and I got that, I'll take care of it.
It's just, that part is not really negotiable.
You gotta take care of yourself, my baby.
- How do you know about that?
How do you know about that?
- Nathan told me.
I just, I can't believe you didn't tell me.
That's great.
- It's complicated.
- No matter what, I'm so proud of you.
That's great, congrats, you're gonna be an awesome mom.
- Okay.
- And he's a good guy.
- He cares about you.
- It's Monday, baby.
And mommy is saying goodbye to the past and starting fresh.
- Don't worry.
She's not afraid.
(phone buzzing)
- Hello, Dr. Andrew?
What?
I'll be there right away.
How is he?
- I'm so sorry.
- No.
(soft music)
- Dad, I'm here.
I've been promoted.
I'm partner at the design studio.
We're expanding, dad.
I'll be making enough to support your business.
(soft music)
Just please, dad, wake up.
You promised you'd get better.
- Don't expect to inherit a portion from your father.
It's actually the opposite.
Given that he transferred 51% of his shares to you,
making you the major shareholder,
you're accountable for $3 million of his debt.
You're responsible for $3 million of his debt.
- I don't understand.
- You heard me, Beth.
Be prepared to pay $3 million.
- $3 million?
How am I supposed to get $3 million?
Dad is gone and I know nothing about his company.
What am I supposed to do?
- There's no use crying.
If you're smart enough, figure it out.
If you'll excuse me, I have to get my funeral dress.
- Don't tell me you've changed your mind, Elizabeth.
- Oh no, Nathan is waiting for me at the courthouse.
He's divorcing me today.
(dramatic music)
I've made a fool of myself.
Beth.
Beth!
(dramatic music)
(dramatic music)
- The mother should be fine,
but we're fighting hard to save the baby.
- How is she?
(thudding)
(groaning)
- This is your fault!
You should have taken care of her, she's your wife!
- That's enough, get off me!
I'm not Beth's husband, all right?
I'm her boss.
The baby's not even mine, so relax.
- What?
What are you saying?
- I'm sorry.
Beth told me to pretend to be her husband.
- Does that make me the father?
- If you two are finished,
I need the full legal name of the patient for her records.
- Elizabeth Nelson.
- Thank you.
- Oh, yeah.
- What did you say her name was?
- Elizabeth Nelson.
- That's my wife's name.
(dramatic music)
- You're my husband.
Pardon me, that's my husband.
- How you feeling?
- Fine.
You're a good husband.
- I'm such a fool.
Beth is Elizabeth, Elizabeth is Beth.
She tried to tell me.
(dramatic music)
- Both the mother and the baby are fine.
- Beth.
- Elizabeth, I'm sorry for causing you so much pain.
I had no idea.
I've been an idiot.
- You have every reason to hate me,
but would you consider giving this a real chance
and really being my wife?
Would you consider giving this a real chance
and really being my wife?
I love you.
- I don't deserve you, Nathan.
You're brilliant and rich and my life is a mess.
My dad just died and left me $3 million of debt.
You don't want any part of that.
You deserve better.
- I don't care.
You're the most incredible woman I've ever met.
You're talented and you're beautiful and you're kind.
(dramatic music)
(gentle music)
- You're talented and you're beautiful and you're kind.
If anyone doesn't deserve you, it's me.
And I'm sorry for your loss, Beth.
- You don't have to worry about any of that anymore.
I'll take care of all the business stuff
and just let me take care of you and our baby.
Would you consider remarrying me?
- Yes.
My husband.
- You've made me the happiest man alive.
(laughing)
- Welcome home, wife.
- And why can't I stay at my apartment?
- 'Cause we are a family now.
You and the baby belong with me.
Don't you agree?
- You are aware he can't understand you, right?
- Of course he can hear me.
He's a very smart baby.
Brilliant, just like his mom.
- I think I completed our final design sample.
Take a look.
- Beth, I told you, no work.
You have to rest.
- I'm not working.
I'm designing our future life.
- I cannot wait to start our new life
in the house that you designed.
Our house.
(dramatic music)
- I need all the financials for Jordan Nelson's company.
I want a full report.
- Got it.
I looked into Jordan Nelson's company.
Seems in the last three months,
someone transferred all its profitable assets.
- Who?
- His wife, Jessica Nelson.
- She'll pay.
(dramatic music)
- You ready?
(knocking)
- How dare you show up here?
After all the stress you caused our father?
You couldn't save his business and you killed him.
- I'm here to pick up a few things of my father's.
- Step aside.
- Who the fuck are you?
- He's my husband.
- Who the fuck are you?
- He's my husband.
- Oh, I don't give a shit about your stupid husband.
Mom, call the police.
Tell them someone is breaking into our house.
- What the hell are you doing here, Beth?
Are you coming to steal my husband's things?
- This is my home.
- This was never your home.
Did you bring a thug here to help you rob us?
I thought you were smarter than that.
- I'm here to pick up a few significant things
that belong to my father and then I'll go.
- You touch anything in this house,
I will call the police and have you arrested.
- Jessica, right?
There's no need for that.
The police should be here any minute.
- What the fuck are you talking about?
Who do you think you are?
- I'm Nathan Wright.
I'm Beth's husband.
- Oh, you're Nathan.
Oh my God.
It's you.
Oh my God.
It's you.
You're always welcome here.
I'm so sorry.
My daughter was confused.
Apologize, Chloe, right now.
- I'm sorry.
- This is your home, Beth.
You can come anytime you want.
- Anytime?
A few minutes ago, you were calling the police.
- Why would I call the police?
We're family.
I was just joking.
Have a seat.
- I'm not joking.
The police will be here any second to arrest you.
- Nathan, you're so funny.
He's so funny.
Can I get you coffee, tea, anything?
- Jessica.
You stole money from your husband's company
and you transferred those assets illegally
into an account under your own name.
That's a crime.
This is Beth's house.
And I'm afraid the only place you'll be living is jail.
The only place you'll be living is jail.
- Beth, I know we were mean to you, but we're family.
- I just lost my dad.
I can't lose my mom.
- Beth.
I wasn't a good stepmother.
I should have done more,
but I was married to your father for seven years.
For his sake, forgive me.
I can't be arrested.
Your sister needs me.
- I won't forgive you for what you did to my father.
And neither of you are my family.
You mean nothing to me.
You'll have plenty of time to think about
what you did in jail.
- No.
Please, no.
Mom?
Are you okay?
Mom?
Mom, wake up!
Can somebody help me?
Mom, are you okay?
Mom?
I'm gonna make a wish.
- Watch your step.
Oh, sorry.
Okay.
Are you ready?
- Yes, please.
Whoa.
It's amazing.
It's gorgeous.
(gasps)
It's better than I ever could have imagined.
How did I manage to find a woman like you?
- I'm so happy you like it.
- I love it.
Not as much as I love the designer.
(chimes)
(soft music)
(soft music)
- Dad,
I'm here with Nathan.
Nathan and I,
we're married.
Again.
It feels right this time.
I'm finally happy.
I know you'd be happy for me too.
After Mom left,
I was so lonely.
And you had a new family.
I felt like
the whole world abandoned me and I was all alone.
But Nathan made me feel like I deserved to be loved
and like I'd never be alone again.
I'm sorry if I disappointed you.
I wish we both could have done better.
I miss you.
Also, there's something else you should know, Dad.
I'm gonna be a mother soon.
And you're gonna be a grandpa.
(soft music)
Mr. Nelson, my name is Nathan Wright.
I'm Beth's husband.
I know you didn't like me very much and I,
I wish we had time to change that.
But I need you to know that I love your daughter very much.
And I'll take care of you for the rest of my life.
I promise you that, Mr. Nelson.
I'll be a good husband.
- It's time for bed.
- Is Jordan asleep?
- No, he's past that.
- Go ahead, babe, I need a few more minutes.
- No, you say that every night
and you always end up working late.
- I just need a few more minutes and then...
Nathan, put me down.
- What do you want me to put down?
- Yes.
- I'll get him.
- No, no, you stay right here.
Don't go anywhere.
I'll be right back.
(baby crying)
- Now, where were we?
(upbeat music)
(soft music)
- Andrew?
- What are you doing here?
- Andrew Kingston, I'm gonna ask this one time
and one time only.
- What are you talking about?
- Do you love me, Rosalyn?
Even if I'm a nobody and even if I'm not clean?
- Yes.
Yes, Rosalyn, I do.
I do love you.
(soft music)
(upbeat music)
- Miss Kingston.
- Mrs. Kingston.
- My apologies, I don't think I'm quite used to this yet.
I came to deliver a letter from Teddy Baker.
- Hey, Ros.
Sorry I didn't call.
I can't bear hearing your voice just yet.
I'm writing to tell you that I'm heading back to Europe.
Just gonna stay there for a while, recover from all this.
I've never seen you happier
than these past few months with Kingston
and as jealous and murderous as I feel.
Kingston, if you're reading this,
just know I could always take her from you if I wanted to.
Ros, I'll never forget again.
I will always be yours.
- If you're having second thoughts--
- Hey, don't say that.
I'm not having second thoughts.
- You can't leave me, Ros.
You own me now.
I'm yours.
- Oh, how the tables have turned.
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