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I'm determined to have
a work-life balance,

and no job is worth losing you.

Actually, I gotta head out.
- Okay.

I wrote the part
specifically for you.

I'm just happy that Mia Colfax
passed on your role.

I hear she's a nightmare.

Can I offer a little advice?

I couldn't help but notice
that you've been struggling.

They offer
beginner classes here.

I'm gonna get better.

Gotta learn
from the best, right?

Well then,
keep your eyes on me.

For 250K, I could
have it up and running

through the first quarter.

It's a no-brainer.
Yeah, let's do it.

That's, uh, that's for me.

I think I just miss the peace
and quiet of the farm.

I-- I know
that you're confused.

Just let me get you help.

Okay.

I created an app
to adopt turtles?

Shut it down.

What'd you decide
about the turtle app?

We're keeping it.

Why didn't you tell me
Evan was awake?

I thought I told you
to kill that turtle app.

Fuck!

The future embraces
the pain of the past.

The future embraces
the pain of the past.

Hands, Luca!

Feel the combo, Luca!

I can't do it!

We're gonna get you
some help. Okay?

I'm not the one who's lost.

You are.

This is bullshit!

What's wrong?

♪ Pa-pa-paa, pa-pa-pa-pa-pa

♪ Pa-pa-paa, pa-pa-pa-pa

♪ Then we'll find
our peace of mind ♪

♪ You and me, Bel Ami

♪ Pa-pa-pa, pa-paaa

I thought I told you
to kill that turtle app.

Well-- I thought
it would be best

to not make any big changes
at Speckulate

until you recovered
more of your memory.

Hopefully.

And yet, she fired
three of our top VPs.

They weren't performing.

And we needed
to make budget cuts.

Evan seems perfectly capable
of making decisions

and giving orders
that you should've followed.

Which begs the question,

now that you're awake, Evan,

do you even need a proxy?

What's going on?
What's wrong?

His heart rate
and blood pressure
shot up suddenly.

I need you two
to step out of the room. Now.

- Just let me explain, okay?
- Yeah.

Our daughter, Madison,

lived on the farm with Silas
and the other girls for a year.

Once she got there,
she cut us off completely.

But then, one day,

she called and told us that--

that she was leaving

and-- and that
she would be in touch.

- But, um--
- But weeks went by.

And we never heard from her.

Finally, we convinced the police

to go out there
and talk to Silas.

He told them
that Maddie had left,

and he had no idea
where she was.

That was two years ago.

She's never
posted anything online

or gotten in touch
with any of her old friends.

It's like she just vanished.

Maybe Silas did
something to her.

You know, maybe, maybe...

Maybe he has her
locked up somewhere or...

Don't.

We have to face it.

We have to.

Maybe she's dead.

And Silas had something
to do with it.

Look, I mean, I-- I--

I'm really sorry
to hear about all this,

but... Why did you come to me?

A friend
at the Sheriff's Department
told us

that you had rescued
your sister from the farm.

And we thought...

Um...

That maybe you could
help us find Maddie.

Or what happened to her.

We can pay you.
We just--

We just need to know
what happened.

We have no one else...

We can turn to.

Please help us.

Whoa!

What happened in here?

I've got some really bad news.

The liquor license
from the last owner

didn't transfer over.

They told me it would.

I feel like such an idiot.

It could take
six months to a year

to get a new one.

We're totally screwed.

I'm so sorry.

All right, we can open
with... Wine and beer--

No, no. That would suck

and result
in a huge loss of profits.

Alcohol is where
you make the money.

Yeah, I know.
All right?

I feel...

I feel awful about it.

Hey! Not to fear,
Uncle Jit is here.

I know a guy at the ABC.

For 10K, he'll cut the red tape.

We'll get the license ASAP.

That's illegal.

It's the cost
of doing business, buddy.

You were in the corporate world,

you know that.

Besides, I don't think
your office can take
much more abuse.

Yeah.

Ah! Hey, stranger.

Haven't seen you around.

Yeah, sorry, I've been slammed

between... Running Speckulate

and keeping Evan up to date, so.

Hey, we should do
a family dinner soon.

- It's been a while.
- Oh, yeah! What about tonight?

Oh. I can't tonight.

I have plans with Angelica.

I'm taking her
to a new hot restaurant.

- Oh, really?
- Mm-hmm!

We thought she put you
in the friend pen.

She did. Mmm.

But my plan is to show her

that I'm maintaining
a work-life balance

so she'll let me
out of the friend pen

to... Graze
in the relationship meadow.

That's too many metaphors
in the morning.

How about tomorrow night?

- Yes!
- Oh, yes.

Oh, I can't. I've got
a lot of work to finish, so.

Hi, Jerome.

Uh, did you get my message

that Dylan knows Evan's awake?

JEROME [over phone]:
I actually just
got off the phone with Evan.

He asked if he can change
his proxy to Dylan.

He-- He can do that?

JEROME [over phone]: Of course.

He can do anything he wants.

I just wanted
to give you a heads-up

that he's thinking about it.

Okay, thank you.

You okay?

You know, maybe
you just need to tell Evan

you guys used to be
in a relationship.

Remind him why he trusts you.

I-- I don't know
if that would help or hurt.

It's-- It's been
so complicated between us.

We're not supposed
to overwhelm him

with information about the past.

On the other hand,
Dylan is in tight
with the board.

And he should know
that they don't have his back.

Well, can you prove that
Dylan's in with the ones
who don't?

Uh, maybe if I hack his emails,

but that's unethical.

Uh,
not his work emails.

As CEO, you're allowed
to read those.

Wait, you-- you think that
Dylan would be dumb enough

to send something incriminating

in a work email?

You'd be surprised.

Even people who know better
can't help hitting send.

And one, two, three, four,

hup, six, seven, eight.

And one, a two, and...

Cass, chin down.

A five, good.
Six, seven, and eight.

Stevie, arm.

A-three, and four, five and--

Charlize,
we're losing your face.

And eight, and...

A-two, and...

Hold on a second.
Hold on, hold on.

Luca, I feel like
you're trying to be invisible.

You have to have
the courage to be seen.

All right, go from the top.
Review that.

What the hell, Darla?

We're getting married tomorrow

and I find you in a bar,
flirting with the bartender?

I'm not flirting!

And at least
I didn't screw anyone!

That was two years ago.

You forgave me for that.

Well, maybe I can't forget
how bad you hurt me.

And maybe, Sean,

once a cheater,
always a cheater.

♪ How do we build back
what we lost? ♪

♪ I wonder how could you

♪ Look me in the eye
and say it wasn't true ♪

♪ When I asked
if there was someone else? ♪

♪ I don't know
what came over me ♪

♪ Just take responsibility

♪ All the times we spent
on each other's case ♪

♪ When we fell in love
it was all about the chase ♪

♪ Maybe marriage isn't for us

♪ Oh, girl, you're preaching
to the chorus ♪

♪ Once a cheater
Always a cheater ♪

♪ You want to change
but you say you're cursed ♪

♪ You may not
look me in the eyes ♪

♪ But I can still see
through those lies ♪

♪ And your denial
makes it worse ♪

♪ So very hurt

That was great, guys.

Let's take 10.

So how is it
you're always pitch perfect?

Mm. Please, you're one to talk.

No, seriously,
I'm a little intimidated.

You're incredible.

Hey, Davia.

Can we hang out
after rehearsal today?

There's something
I wanna talk to you about.

Um, yeah.

Hup, six, seven.

Luca, hands.

Get those feet, Luca.

Wider stance.

You gotta feel the combo, Luca.

Hold it. Hold, hold, hold.

Luca.

So being seen

doesn't just mean
standing in the front.

You could be in the very back,

but if you're
putting yourself into it,

I can still see
who you really are.

You're using your sleeves
as a security blanket.

Push them up for me.

All right, that's the end
of class, everyone.

We'll work on it next time.

Hey.

You know, I'd like to know more

about this mysterious
new dancer too.

Who is Luca Ryusaki?

Just a guy late for work.

I guess.

The council is bringing
the women's center proposal

to the floor next week.

We need one more vote
to get it passed.

Unfortunately, our only option
is Councilman Jack Hauss.

And his vote
won't be easily won.

He is notoriously cantankerous

and not to mention
fiscally conservative.

Yeah, I've seen his Twitter.

I mean, all he seems
to care about

is real estate.
And the Lakers.

We've been trying
to get a meeting with him

for a month.

But he's impossible to pin down.

Like an Atlas moth.

What? I'm a collector.

So what do we do?

We need to keep our eyes open

and our ears peeled

for any opportunity
to cross paths with him.

Okay.

We need his vote,
and the clock is ticking.

Okay. I'm on it.

The goal with exit counseling
from a cult

is to help you
reclaim self-awareness,

identity, and independence.

I'm gonna start by talking
about who you were

before you lived
under the control of Silas,

what some of his practices
and rituals were.

For example, did he enforce
any food restrictions

or sleep deprivation?

Isolation from family, friends,

and the outside world?

But, uh, there were also times

that I was--
I was happy on the farm.

Uh, I-- I liked working
with the other girls.

Felt like a family.

And-- And Silas
helped us understand

our purpose in life.

Like he had all the answers?

Yeah.

Uh...

I guess I'm just...

Missing the community
I had there.

I'm surprised that you...

Would wanna be part of any group

considering how controlling
our church was, growing up.

I mean, that's why
you left home.

Well, there's
a difference between

a controlling community
and a supportive one.

We all crave something
to be a part of.

Mm, I don't.

No, I feel like
being part of a group means

you have to conform.

Then why are you
living at the Coterie?

What's the Coterie?

A communal living space.

Where there's no leader
or mind control.

Just because I share
a kitchen and a bathroom

doesn't really mean
I'm a part of a community.

Not to mention,
I only moved there

because I was
looking for my sister.

Okay.

So now that you've found me,

when are you moving out?

I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to turn the conversation
to me.

This is about you, Jenna.

We need to remove Evan
before the IPO.

Now's the time to act,
while he's incapacitated.

We have to move fast.

Dilute his shares.
Strip his power.

♪ I did it all for you

♪ Those secrets I kept safe

Ah. Oh, sorry.

- I dropped one of my bullets.
- Bullets?

Uh, no,
they're not real bullets.

They're, uh,
these magnetic things.

They help...

Me.

Where're you off to
in such a hurry?

I have a meeting.

With Evan?

I thought we were
supposed to back off,

not stress him out.

Not with Evan. I--

You know, I have
my own business,
Bulk Beauty.

Hmm.

Aren't you ever lonely?

No.

I didn't hate everything
about our church, growing up.

I liked our youth group.

The sense of belonging.

I just-- I wish it didn't come

with all the repression
and judgment.

Yeah, well,
like the therapist said today,

it's a very controlling community.

I didn't know
I was joining a cult.

I was just...

Searching for that feeling
of belonging somewhere again.

Don't you?

Ever?

No, I don't really
think about it.

Jeez.

I just-- I don't
want you to live life

all isolated and alone.

I mean, does anyone here
really know you?

Yes.

Yes, Mariana does.

No one else?

What-- What did you think
about therapy?

You gonna go back?

Yes.

I wanna be myself again.

And I want both of us

to leave Silas, and the farm,

and all of this behind.

If I let go and walk away,

will you?

Yeah, okay.

Joaquin, hey, it's me.

So I read Dylan's emails,

and he is definitely aligned

with the board members
that are trying to oust Evan.

They've applied
for a pre-IPO loan,

which will dilute Evan's shares

from 51% ownership to 41%.

He won't be
a majority stockholder.

He won't have veto power.

And they can basically
strip the company
away from him.

I know that this
is probably gonna upset him,

but I-- I feel like
this is something
he should know

before he makes Dylan his proxy.

I'll let you know how it goes.

First of all,

you...

Are killing it!

Oh, thank you.

I thought you were firing me.

Oh, my God, no.

But, uh, there is
a slight change I wanna make.

I'm gonna make Darla
the one who cheats on Sean.

I think it makes her
much more complex.

- You know?
- Oh.

Yeah, a past infidelity shows

that Darla had
some doubts early on

and helps us understand
why she's questioning

going through
with the marriage now.

So it's not out of the blue.
You know what I mean?

If you think that's
what's best for the story.

I do. Trust me.

Trust me.

Ooh, grilled branzino
in puttanesca sauce.

It is very cute

how you always have
to read the menu beforehand.

Well, I hate looking
at the menu at the table

when I should just be
enjoying the wine.

Yeah.

It's Lucia.

Sorry.

- Hey.
- LUCIA [over phone]:
I just got word

Jack Hauss is at the reception
in the council office lobby.

I'm-- I'm tied up
at a charity event.

You need to get back
to the office now.

This might be our only chance.

This is bullshit!

I didn't know
what to say at the time,

but if Darla
is the one who cheats

and now has cold feet

and is flirting
with the bartender,

how is the audience supposed
to root for her at all?

I think you need
to tell Ethan how you feel.

I mean, you went into this
to have

a different experience
of the theater.

Yeah, but do you think
I have the right

to tell him
how to write his show?

I think you have a right
to protect your character.

Yeah, once a cheater,
always a cheater,

so no one will even want
Tyler to marry her!

Do you think that's true?

Once a cheater,
always a cheater?

I don't know.

I cheated on Jennifer.

Do you think that means
I'd cheat on you?

Well, you better not.

Besides, that was
a different situation, okay?

You have more integrity
than anyone I know.

In life and in business.

It's one of the reasons
I love you.

I didn't always have
integrity in business.

Yeah, but you do now.

And that's what's important.

Hmm.

You did great, Evan.
- Yeah.

And I'll be back later
for some stretches.

I'm so happy to see you
up and walking.

Uh, the, um, doctors told me

that there was
a choice to be made

about whether
to have the surgery,

one that could determine

whether or not I would be able
to walk again,

and... You were the one
that made it.

Thank you.

That is the decision
I would've made.

So anything
to report on Speckulate?

What would you say
if someone asked you

who you were?

Uh...

I don't know. Why?

My dance teacher thinks
I am not being vulnerable

or showing who I am
when I'm dancing.

Huh.

Well-- I mean, dude,
I might not be
the best person to ask.

My sister doesn't think

I show myself to anybody really.

Maybe that's why
you're a journalist.

You can ask people
about themselves

without having to reveal
much about yourself.

Yeah, that's probably--
probably true.

Yeah, I learned to be invisible
on the streets.

You know,
the less you stand out,
the safer you are.

What are you, um...

Afraid...

That they'll see,

like, when you dance?

Someone who doesn't
deserve to be there.

I mean, I've just--

I have lived so many years
on the streets,

begging for food and money,

and sleeping in doorways
and next to dumpsters.

And I just-- I don't want
people to see that.

You got nothing
to be ashamed of.

I got nothing
but respect for you, man.

I think you're... A survivor.

I never realized
how lonely I was

until I moved in here.

I just never had people.

Yeah, I guess--
I guess vulnerability, man,

it takes a certain type
of bravery.

Maybe your--
your teacher's asking you

to just bring down
some of those walls
that keep people out.

You don't have to share
all the details of your life,

but maybe just...
Drop the defenses
a little bit.

I will if you will.

Ooh.

All right, all right. Yeah.

- Thank you.
- Yeah.

Old fashioned?

Orange bitters,
just the way you like it.

Thanks.

You're so sweet
for making this pit stop
with me.

No, it's fine.

He's surrounded by people trying
to get a minute with him.

Just... Figuring out
how to wedge myself in there.

You said he likes
the Lakers, right?

- Yeah.
- Okay.

Oh, the Lakers
should've kept Magic Johnson
over Pelinka.

I mean, Pelinka's messed up
the salary cap so badly.

And Westbrook's contract's
an absolute albatross.

You got that right.

Yeah, and LeBron
deserves so much better.

I mean, he's--
he's still a Laker, right?

You're funny.

We signed the GOAT,
and we're wasting his talents.

I mean, someone's gotta
talk to Jeanie Buss.

Oh, believe me, I've tried.

And with whom do I have
the pleasure of speaking?

I'm Malika Williams.

I work for Councilwoman
Lucia Morales.

And this is my friend, Angelica.

Pleasure.

While I have your attention,

I wanted to talk to you
about my proposal

to support women
impacted by incarceration.

In the last decade,
the LA Sheriff's Department

has booked over 200,000 women
in county jails

at the cost
of over $700 million.

I mean, you must agree,

we're wasting tax payer dollars

and not investing in programs

that are helping to prevent
arrests and recidivism.

I do agree.

Look, I have
a lot of people to talk to,

but I will read
your proposal tonight.

And as far as the Lakers go?

Let's pray LeBron and AD
stay healthy this season.

Okay, and that we get
some three-point shooters.

- Yes. Yes!
- Mm-hmm.

That's what I'm talking about.

- Very nice to meet both of you.
- You too.

Thank you.

Three-point shooters?

Nice touch!

I took a stab in the dark.

But how did I not know that
you were such a hoop head?

RANJIT [over phone]:
Are you out of your mind?

No. I just don't want to cheat

to get my liquor license.

Cheat?

This isn't a-- a board game.

We are trying
to launch a business.

DENNIS [over phone]:
Yeah, and I want my restaurant
built on integrity,

which means
not breaking the law.

Ma-- Make your food
ethically sourced

or sustained or whatever.

Without liquor,
you are destined to fail.

And--

And my investment
will be worthless.

That's not true.

Plenty of beer
and wine restaurants

are successful.

It's-- This isn't forever.

We will get
the license eventually.

Eventually will be too late!

I feel strongly about this,
Ranjit, all right?

I can't do this any other way.

I'm sorry.

Okay, Dennis.

You don't want
to do anything unethical.

I will respect that.

Good night.

God.

♪ How do we build back
what we lost? ♪

♪ I wonder how could you

♪ Look me in the eye
and say it wasn't true ♪

♪ When I asked
if there was someone else? ♪

♪ I don't know
what came over me ♪

♪ Just take responsibility

♪ Once a cheater
Always a cheater ♪

♪ Elaborate and covert

♪ You may specialize
in believing your lies ♪

♪ You don't care who you hurt

♪ Who you hurt

Okay, sounds great!

It's really coming together.

Heather, let's take a look
at the bridge.

Hey, Ethan, I actually wanted
to say something.

Um...

Making Darla the cheater
doesn't make her more complex,

it just makes her
more unlikable.

That's not true.

She already has cold feet.

And if she's the one
who cheated on Sean
in the past,

why is the audience
gonna root for her?

I agree. She's supposed
to be the hero of the play.

And having been
cheated on in the past

helps us empathize with her.

Audiences can be hard
on female characters.

We have to do everything
to make them love her.

The show that you've written

is rich and messy and complex.

Don't second guess yourself.

Fine.

We'll leave it as it is.

But I need 10.

Thank you for having my back.

No, you did
all the heavy lifting.

Look, if Ethan tries
to assassinate your character,

I'll have your back.

I'd like to see him try.

♪ A cold November day

♪ I watched us wash away

♪ Wiped away my tears

♪ Wiped away my tears

♪ Finally...

Let's hold there. Hold.

Let's go back
to that first position.

So, Luca, when you do that
beginning hand pulling away,

what're you thinking about?

I'm not sure.

So let's try it
but give it a story.

So when you pull away this time,

are you pulling away
from someone?

Are they pulling away from you?

I'm pulling away from someone.

Okay, why?

'Cause they're holding me back.

From what?

Food.

I'm... Cold and hungry,
and this person is--

They're holding me back.

Let's try it again.

Five, six, seven,
and eight, and a pull.

Good, Luca. I saw you that time.

Everyone, take note
of what Luca just did.

Try it again from the top.

♪ A cold November day

♪ I watched us wash away

♪ Wiped away my tears

♪ Wiped away my tears

♪ Finally, caught the sunset

♪ Finally, caught the sunset

I just got off the phone
with Councilman Hauss.

We got his vote
for the women's center.

What?

And one of his aides
sent over these.

Oh, my--

Courtside?

Wow.

Whatever you said to him, bravo!

And Brayden stood up for me,

which is really unusual
in the theater.

I mean, I hate to say it,
but the guys don't always

stick up for the girls,

especially when
they're the leads.

Well, at least
Darla is no longer a cheater.

And Davia is no longer somebody

that Ethan can push around.

Yeah.
- I'm really proud of you.

Yes!

Well, I had
a work win today too.

Oh!

Ranjit thought we should

pay someone off to get
our liquor license faster.

He was just trying
to be helpful,

but I'm not gonna
do business that way.

I cheated a lot when I was
in the corporate world.

The prevailing idea
was that everyone did it

so that made it okay,

but... It wasn't.

And part of why
I hated myself in that job

and why I want this
to be honest and pure.

I admire that.

Yeah.

Once a cheater,
not always a cheater.

Hmm.

And I have a name
for the restaurant.

Hmm?

Uh, what do you think of...

Haven?

Haven.

I want it to evoke
a sense of safety or refuge

from the craziness
of the rest of the world.

I love it.

Really?
Yes, really!

I'm so proud of you.

Come here.

Hey.

Do you remember hearing anything

about a girl
named Madison McClain?

I think she was at the farm
before you.

Uh, I heard about her
from some of the girls.

What'd they say?

Just that she gave
into her demons
and left.

Why?

Her parents contacted me.

She's been missing
for two years,

and they think something bad
might've happened to her.

- We're walking away
from this, remember?
- I know, but you know what?

Silas has hurt
so many people, okay?

Including you.

It's not right he just
keeps getting away with it.

Madison's parents are suffering.

They're suffering like I did

when I didn't know
where you were.

Okay? They deserve to know
where their daughter is.

And if something bad did happen,

that means that it could
happen to all the other women

that are still at the farm.

Women I know you care about.

I just-- I feel like
I need to do this.

But I won't.

Not without your blessing.

Okay.

If you think
you can help these people
find their daughter,

I won't ask you not to.

Thank you.

Hey, Luca.

That was so amazing today.

It's just so awesome

to get to see
more of who you are.

I wanted to check in
about what you said,

about being kept from food.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

I am now.

That was... In the past.

Good.

If you ever need anything,
I'm here, all right?

Thank you.

You made
a big leap forward today.

Thanks.

See you tomorrow.

No, but that is what
the holiday is supposed to be,

defending your life choices.

Yeah, I don't
disagree with that.

Wow. Accurate.

Hey.

Is it, uh, too late to join?

You kidding?
- Of course not!

Take a seat.
I'll fix you both a plate.

We were just
talking about Thanksgiving.

Everyone's inviting
their families,

- which is a Coterie first.
- Oh, wow.

Yeah, your family's
welcome to join.

Um, yeah, we're not like

super close with our--
our parents, actually.

- Can I?
- Yeah, of course.

Uh...

We grew up in, like,
a really religious home,

and our parents
weren't very forgiving.

Kinda couldn't be ourselves

and just everything
was about the church,

so... We left.

We all get it.

Family can be complicated.

Tell me about it.

I second that.

Or third that?

Well, you have us.

And we hope that
you both will be there.

Thanks.

We would love to.

Yay!

Well, here is
to the family we choose.

- Cheers to that.
- Cheers.

Yes!

As always.
- Cheers.

Burning the midnight oil.

That's what I like to see.

Yeah, lots to do
to get this place open.

Well.

Hopefully, this helps.

Oh. What's this?

I told you
I didn't want to do this.

Well, you didn't.

I did it.

And I just--
I called in a favor.

No money was exchanged,

if that makes you
feel any better.

Now we can open with a full bar

and double our chances
of success.

And your integrity
remains intact.

♪ It's a cruel world

♪ It's a cruel world

♪ It's a cruel world

♪ It's a cruel world...

Oh, hey!

Thank you so much
for last night.

I could not have done that
without you.

Oh, not at all. It's fine.

I'm sorry that we missed
our dinner reservation,

but I think I have something
to make it up to you.

Courtside.
Oh, wow!

That was well worth it!

Oh, my God!

I know that putting work first

has been an issue for us before.

- So now I'm really--
- Hey, there's no need
to apologize, seriously.

It's not an issue
now that we're just friends.

♪ While most get pain
some get pleasure ♪

♪ Most get debt
get no treasure ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ Let the Lord
lift your head up ♪

♪ You don't know
about my flame ♪

♪ I've been burning so long

♪ You don't know
about my pain ♪

♪ I've been hurting alone

♪ Yeah

♪ They say that
dream's hard to measure ♪

♪ While most get pain
some get pleasure ♪

♪ Most get debt
get no treasure ♪

♪ Yeah

♪ It's a cruel world

♪ It's a cruel world

♪ It's a cruel world

So what'd you tell Evan?

So anything to report
at Speckulate?

No.

Nothing to report.

Everything's running smoothly.

And we are under strict orders
from your doctor

to not talk about business.

Uh, but before I forget,

I... Grabbed these for you.

Thought they could
help you relax.

Thank you.

I couldn't tell him.

He was so happy
to be up and walking.

I couldn't shatter that.

And the stress of that
could set him back.

Okay, what about the board
trying to take his company?

I'll just have to try
to figure out

how to stop them
without involving Evan.

That is if he even
keeps me on as his proxy.

Hey. Hey.

You're taking on a lot,
all right?

Have you found somebody
to talk to

about the shooting
and everything?

Not yet.

But I-- I will. I'm just--

I'm so busy and-- and I'm angry.

Angry, why? Why are you angry?

Evan is going through
all of this,

and Silas is free
to go and hurt other people.

It-- It's not right! It's--

It's not right,
but you know what?

You gotta focus
on all this stress

that you're trying to manage.

Okay, try to breathe.

- Sorry, that's Evan's lawyer.
- Yeah, no. You should--

Just take that.

Hello?

Um, yeah, thank you
for letting me know.

JEROME [over phone]: Of course.

He picked me.

Evan's keeping me as his proxy.

And I'm gonna save his company

if it's the last thing
that I do.