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00:00:00I, Elisa, a nobody in the workplace, single since birth for 23 years, never even held a man's hand, but last night I accidentally slept with my boss. He's a CEO, he's the kind of guy that you read about in novels, and he already has a woman in his heart.
00:00:22Hey, it's been a really long night, and I think it should be a longer night. You should come over. I'll see you soon.
00:00:40What do you mean by question mark? Because it used to be fun. I have good wine. I'm in room 1501. I'll see you soon.
00:00:52I'm coming.
00:01:04Is this my sword?
00:01:08What do you do?
00:01:08Take me back to the ground, because, girl, you look fine as hell.
00:01:19I'm not easily distracted.
00:01:22You're acting like a magnet.
00:01:25You pour me in.
00:01:28Elisa.
00:01:36Hey, Mom.
00:01:37Please come home as soon as possible.
00:01:40I just received an order from the court.
00:01:42Since we are unable to repay the huge debt your father owed,
00:01:45our house will be auctioned off to pay off the debt.
00:01:49We must move out of the house now.
00:01:52Don't worry. I'm going to be right there.
00:01:53Mom, are you okay?
00:02:05I'm fine, honey.
00:02:08I'm so sorry I couldn't save the house.
00:02:13Don't worry.
00:02:14As long as we're together,
00:02:16we'll get through this difficult time.
00:02:19I'm sorry.
00:02:19I'm sorry.
00:02:23Is there anything else in there?
00:02:24No.
00:02:25This isn't.
00:02:28One second.
00:02:29Okay, I'll be right back.
00:02:31Hello?
00:02:33Elisa, where are you?
00:02:34Don't you remember we were supposed to meet?
00:02:36In the conference room at 9.
00:02:38Manager Smith's gone crazy looking for you.
00:02:40I'm so sorry, but something unexpected happened at home,
00:02:43and, um, if you could please just tell management that...
00:02:46Hello?
00:02:48Hello?
00:02:48No, no, no, no, no.
00:02:51It sucks.
00:02:53I just lost my house,
00:02:55and now I'm going to lose my job, too.
00:02:57Where am I going to find a million dollars?
00:03:03Elisa?
00:03:05Why are you crying?
00:03:07Um...
00:03:08Mr. Hawthorne, what are you doing here?
00:03:13Oh, I'm actually here for you.
00:03:14What?
00:03:15I need a marriage partner.
00:03:18Again, what?
00:03:19I need you to be my wife.
00:03:21Give it a thought.
00:03:25Mr. Hawthorne,
00:03:26I was really drunk last night,
00:03:29and I can't remember how everything happened after,
00:03:32but you really don't...
00:03:32Look, I know some unfortunate things
00:03:34have happened in your family recently.
00:03:38This card has more than enough on it
00:03:41to pay off all your debts
00:03:42and make sure that your house doesn't get auctioned off.
00:03:45If you agree,
00:03:47we can get the marriage certificate right now.
00:03:57Why do you want to help me?
00:03:59I told you.
00:04:00I need a wife.
00:04:02And you're the most suitable person.
00:04:03Okay.
00:04:11It's for my family.
00:04:13I have no other way.
00:04:17Mr. Hawthorne?
00:04:19Thank you so much for helping me.
00:04:21I promise I will pay you back
00:04:22every cent as soon as I can.
00:04:24You don't pay me back
00:04:25more than happy.
00:04:28I'm gonna get back to work then.
00:04:30Uh, Ronan will actually
00:04:31take you back.
00:04:33And I'll give you my home address,
00:04:35so you can move in tonight.
00:04:36Your home address?
00:04:39We're legally married.
00:04:41What's wrong with living together?
00:04:43Right.
00:04:44This is a deal.
00:04:45I can't just take the money
00:04:46and give nothing in return.
00:04:48I can get myself to work.
00:04:50And I'll be back on time tonight.
00:04:52Alyssa, you're finally mine.
00:05:06Oh my god!
00:05:07I'm so sorry.
00:05:08It was raining and I didn't see you there.
00:05:10No worries, it's fine.
00:05:16Can I have your name?
00:05:17I'm Alyssa.
00:05:20Yo!
00:05:20Never knew Mr. Hawthorne
00:05:22would have such a silly smile moment.
00:05:25Alright.
00:05:29It's real?
00:05:30If your mom finds out
00:05:32you married a Cinderella.
00:05:33Alright, I give it back.
00:05:34Then watch your mouth.
00:05:39You really married Mr. Hawthorne?
00:05:42It's just a contract marriage.
00:05:44Shh, let's pay the tea later.
00:05:46Mrs. Alyssa Hawthorne.
00:05:48You are the CEO's wife,
00:05:50so where is my pay rate?
00:05:52I can't help.
00:05:53We've known each other since middle school.
00:05:55I don't think he actually likes me.
00:05:57Plus, everyone in the company
00:05:58knows who he actually wants to pay with.
00:06:02Mrs. Hawthorne's back!
00:06:04Hello, everyone.
00:06:19Please, help yourself to have some cake.
00:06:22Thank you, Miss Hart.
00:06:23You are so very kind.
00:06:25It's really such an honor to work.
00:06:27Please, don't flatter me.
00:06:29I have to go see Mr. Hawthorne right now.
00:06:31He must want to see me right now.
00:06:34Save a slice for me, honey.
00:06:37When do you think
00:06:38they will make their relationship public?
00:06:39Probably soon.
00:06:41Last time I accidentally saw
00:06:42Mr. Hawthorne unlock his phone,
00:06:44the code is 0903.
00:06:45It's Fred's birthday.
00:06:46And isn't it a little too obvious?
00:06:48Wow, I never knew Mr. Hawthorne
00:06:50would be so romantic.
00:06:51He usually puts on a polka face.
00:06:53Amelia,
00:06:53my relationship with Mr. Hawthorne.
00:06:55Please, please don't talk about me.
00:06:59Okay.
00:07:09Okay.
00:07:140903.
00:07:17That's Summer's birthday again.
00:07:19If they love each other so much, then...
00:07:22It's okay.
00:07:23Whatever it is,
00:07:23he's just not getting his money quick.
00:07:34Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:37Why aren't you coming in?
00:07:39Mr. Hawthorne,
00:07:40I think that we should...
00:07:41Follow me.
00:07:41Follow me.
00:07:41What should I do?
00:08:03Am I supposed to sleep with him tonight?
00:08:04I know that we did that before,
00:08:07but I was drunk.
00:08:12If I turn him down,
00:08:13will he get angry?
00:08:14But...
00:08:15if I don't...
00:08:16Melissa?
00:08:18You okay?
00:08:19I'm fine.
00:08:20Thank you for asking.
00:08:21I'm not ready.
00:08:36I was just going to turn off the light.
00:08:40What did you think I was going to do?
00:08:42Oh, yeah.
00:08:43No,
00:08:43don't get me wrong.
00:08:45I just meant I wasn't ready to sleep yet.
00:08:48Elisa,
00:08:49I don't want some one-night stand.
00:08:52I want to be your everything.
00:08:58Matthew,
00:08:59why did the negotiations with the Sunlight Club fail?
00:09:01It's Elisa's fault.
00:09:03If she hadn't skipped work that day,
00:09:05we could have succeeded.
00:09:06How is it her fault?
00:09:08Please give me a reasonable explanation.
00:09:11I heard someone saw Mr. Hawthorne
00:09:14entering her hotel room
00:09:16the night before Elisa skipped work.
00:09:18What?
00:09:19What did you say to me?
00:09:21It is absolutely true.
00:09:23Not only did she cause our failure,
00:09:26but she dared to seduce Mr. Hawthorne
00:09:29when you were away.
00:09:33Matthew,
00:09:37you know how important our negotiations
00:09:40with the Sunlight Club is.
00:09:42And since it is your subordinate's fault,
00:09:45you know what to do.
00:09:47All right.
00:09:48Mr. Sherrod,
00:09:49I know what to do.
00:09:56Last night,
00:09:57with Lucian laying beside me,
00:09:59I couldn't sleep at all.
00:10:01Elisa,
00:10:03is this how you do your job?
00:10:05Look what trouble you brought us.
00:10:07It is because of you
00:10:08that we lost the project
00:10:09with Sunlight Group.
00:10:10You're fired.
00:10:12Mr. Clark,
00:10:13I was only in charge
00:10:14of the initial budget,
00:10:15not the negotiations.
00:10:16I don't understand
00:10:17how this could be my fault.
00:10:18Did you forget
00:10:19about your unexcused absence last time?
00:10:23Did you forget
00:10:24about your unexcused absence last time?
00:10:27That's because something unexpected
00:10:28happened at home,
00:10:29but I called in for a leave of action.
00:10:30So what?
00:10:32We needed you last minute
00:10:33and you weren't there.
00:10:34Now that the project has failed,
00:10:36if you're not to blame,
00:10:37who else would it be?
00:10:40I was absent that day, yes,
00:10:42but I prepared the initial budget
00:10:44ahead of time,
00:10:44so there is no way
00:10:45that my absence
00:10:46would have affected the negotiations.
00:10:49Wouldn't have affected
00:10:50the negotiations?
00:10:52Elisa,
00:10:52take a closer look.
00:10:54What did you write
00:10:55in the project budget?
00:10:56Okay.
00:10:56No, no, no, no,
00:11:00this isn't right.
00:11:01I wrote 50 million.
00:11:03How did it become 5 million?
00:11:09For a professional budget analyst,
00:11:12you've made
00:11:12such a sloppy mistake.
00:11:15Elisa,
00:11:15do you have anything else
00:11:17to say for yourself?
00:11:18Looks like Elisa
00:11:19is in trouble.
00:11:21Elisa always strikes me
00:11:22as a professional.
00:11:23How could she make
00:11:24such an error?
00:11:25Keep it down.
00:11:26Can't you see?
00:11:28They're just trying to find
00:11:28something to take responsibility.
00:11:33Wait,
00:11:34I have evidence
00:11:35to prove that my budget
00:11:36was correct.
00:11:40Evidence?
00:11:40Then why don't you
00:11:41show it to everyone?
00:11:42I have the dated source files
00:11:44on my computer
00:11:44that can show
00:11:45that I had the right numbers.
00:11:47No,
00:11:48no, they were right here.
00:11:49How could they be gone?
00:11:51Elisa,
00:11:51are you joking?
00:11:53Where's your so-called evidence?
00:11:55Elisa,
00:11:56are you suggesting
00:11:57that Mr. Clark
00:11:59and Ms. Hart
00:11:59are conspiring against you?
00:12:01You better pack up
00:12:03and leave now
00:12:03before making a bigger fool
00:12:04out of yourself.
00:12:05What are you saying?
00:12:07I've seen the budget
00:12:08Elisa made.
00:12:09We all checked it
00:12:10as a team.
00:12:13Obviously,
00:12:14someone tampered with it.
00:12:15Are you saying
00:12:16that we are framing her?
00:12:18At the very least,
00:12:19she deserves a good reason
00:12:20to be fine.
00:12:21Fine.
00:12:22If anyone else
00:12:23can vouch for Elisa,
00:12:24I can give her
00:12:25a second chance.
00:12:27Anyone?
00:12:30Weren't you there
00:12:31when we checked that time?
00:12:32I don't remember.
00:12:37Since there's no one,
00:12:39Elisa,
00:12:40would you like
00:12:40to walk yourself out
00:12:41or would you like me
00:12:42to have someone
00:12:43escort you out?
00:12:44this better be
00:12:50something important?
00:12:51Mr. Hawthorne,
00:12:51the business department
00:12:52is in uproar.
00:12:53So?
00:12:54Can Summer handle it?
00:12:55She started it.
00:12:57Her and Mr. Clark
00:12:58are trying to fire
00:12:58Mrs. Hawthorne.
00:13:01Let's go.
00:13:03Amelia, it's okay.
00:13:05They clearly just want
00:13:06someone to blame
00:13:07for this entire thing.
00:13:08So what should we do then?
00:13:09Allow them to push
00:13:10all the blame onto you?
00:13:11Ms. Hart,
00:13:15Mr. Clark,
00:13:16I'll step down
00:13:17from my position,
00:13:18but I will never admit
00:13:19to mistakes
00:13:19that I didn't make.
00:13:21I will get down
00:13:22to the bottom of this.
00:13:23You're shameless.
00:13:25The evidence is right here.
00:13:27Where do you get
00:13:27the nerve to deny it?
00:13:29Besides the project book,
00:13:30there's also surveillance footage
00:13:31and there are
00:13:32computer backend logs.
00:13:33All of these will prove
00:13:34that my budget was correct
00:13:35and I will investigate
00:13:36this until the end.
00:13:39There is no need
00:13:41for an investigation.
00:13:42You have already
00:13:43been fired.
00:13:46Since you refused
00:13:47to leave,
00:13:48security,
00:13:50drag her out.
00:13:57Elisa,
00:13:58you dare to seduce
00:13:59the man I like
00:14:00when I'm not around?
00:14:01You'll never
00:14:02set foot in Hawthorne
00:14:02group ever again.
00:14:08Summer?
00:14:09What are you doing?
00:14:10Why is he here?
00:14:15Could it be
00:14:16he's here to support Summer?
00:14:18Lucien,
00:14:18what brings you here?
00:14:20Let her go.
00:14:22What's going on
00:14:23with these two?
00:14:25Am I fired or not?
00:14:26Could it be
00:14:27I'm just a pawn
00:14:28in their game?
00:14:29Care to explain
00:14:30what's going on?
00:14:31Well,
00:14:31Elisa made a big mistake
00:14:33at work,
00:14:33so I fired her.
00:14:35But she refused to leave,
00:14:37disrupting everyone at work.
00:14:38So Matthew called security
00:14:40to escort her out.
00:14:41Fired for what?
00:14:42Here's the thing,
00:14:43Mr. Hawthorne.
00:14:44The negotiations
00:14:45with the Sun Lake group
00:14:46failed due to
00:14:47Elisa's mistake.
00:14:48We had to let her go
00:14:49according to company regulations.
00:14:50You set me up
00:14:51with some half-baked plan,
00:14:53tried to fire me,
00:14:54and then called security.
00:14:55Is that within the lines
00:14:57of regulation?
00:14:58Elisa,
00:14:59how dare you question
00:15:00company regulations
00:15:01in front of Mr. Hawthorne?
00:15:02Lucien, see?
00:15:04She won't admit
00:15:04her mistakes,
00:15:05and she even
00:15:06questions you in public.
00:15:09Oh God,
00:15:10now I'm really fired.
00:15:14Elisa actually
00:15:15talked back
00:15:16to Mr. Hawthorne.
00:15:17She has to be fired now.
00:15:21I'm actually pitying her,
00:15:23no matter what.
00:15:24Pitying her?
00:15:25You're an employee too.
00:15:27Mind your own business.
00:15:29Elisa,
00:15:30you sure are bald,
00:15:31aren't you?
00:15:32Elisa,
00:15:33don't you know
00:15:33what Mr. Hawthorne means?
00:15:35Hurry up and leave.
00:15:37Of course Lucien
00:15:38is on Summer's side.
00:15:40I'm just his wife
00:15:40out of nowhere.
00:15:43Surely I'm no match
00:15:44for his lover.
00:15:51Hold on.
00:15:56Did I tell you to leave?
00:15:58You're not angry?
00:15:59Why would I be angry?
00:16:00The company needs
00:16:02to find out
00:16:02who's responsible
00:16:03for Sunrise Group
00:16:03project first.
00:16:05Ronan, take charge of that.
00:16:06Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:16:07So what you're saying
00:16:08is I'm not fired?
00:16:10At least for now.
00:16:14Lucien,
00:16:14Elisa not only made
00:16:15mistakes on this project,
00:16:17but she was absent
00:16:17from work without permission,
00:16:19and she defied you
00:16:19in public.
00:16:20Summer,
00:16:20I'll handle company policy,
00:16:21okay?
00:16:23But we never,
00:16:24ever fire an employee
00:16:25for no reason.
00:16:26I agree with Lucien.
00:16:31Matthew,
00:16:32I told you to wait
00:16:33till the investigation
00:16:34was done,
00:16:35but you insisted
00:16:35that the results
00:16:36were clear.
00:16:37Apologize to Mr. Hawthorne
00:16:38right now.
00:16:39Yes, Ms. Hart.
00:16:41Is Lucien helping me?
00:16:43But as a CEO,
00:16:45he needs to do things
00:16:46fairly in front
00:16:46of his employees.
00:16:48This proves nothing.
00:16:49Elisa,
00:16:50may I have a few words
00:16:50with you.
00:16:55Elisa,
00:16:56you are damn lucky
00:16:57this time,
00:16:58but you won't be
00:16:59for the next time.
00:17:10Mr. Hawthorne,
00:17:11if this is about the project,
00:17:13then I'm so sorry
00:17:14that you were bothered.
00:17:15Do you think
00:17:15that's why I brought
00:17:16your hair?
00:17:18Do you think
00:17:19that's why
00:17:19I brought your hair?
00:17:20Next time something
00:17:21like that happens,
00:17:22come see me.
00:17:23Don't let me handle it.
00:17:25You're so busy.
00:17:26I didn't want
00:17:27to bother you.
00:17:29We're married.
00:17:33You can do
00:17:33whatever you want.
00:17:35We're at the office
00:17:36to fool around.
00:17:38Fool around?
00:17:40Well,
00:17:40that's the proper thing
00:17:41since we're married.
00:17:44Well,
00:17:44by that,
00:17:45I guess you mean
00:17:46I should act like
00:17:47your wife all the time.
00:17:48even while we're
00:17:50at work.
00:17:52That's not
00:17:52necessarily
00:17:53what I mean.
00:17:55Well,
00:17:56if that's all,
00:17:56Mr. Hawthorne,
00:17:58I guess I'll be
00:17:58going back to work.
00:18:06Elisa,
00:18:07when you were in
00:18:17Mr. Hawthorne's office,
00:18:19I can't really understand
00:18:21the data over here.
00:18:22Can you help me, please?
00:18:23Ms. Hart,
00:18:30may I help you?
00:18:32You are still
00:18:33under investigation.
00:18:34Now isn't the current
00:18:35time for you to be
00:18:36working on company
00:18:37projects.
00:18:38But I was just
00:18:39looking over the
00:18:40project budget
00:18:40for the next thing.
00:18:41Your current mission
00:18:42is to go downstairs
00:18:43and fetch me a cup of coffee.
00:18:45Can't you see
00:18:45the trash is full?
00:18:47Clean it.
00:18:49Ms. Hart,
00:18:49I'm an analyst.
00:18:51I'm not an intern.
00:18:53What?
00:18:54Are you defying
00:18:55your superior?
00:18:56Someone is really
00:18:57ignorant.
00:18:58She hasn't been
00:18:58clarified yet.
00:18:59Now she's defying
00:19:00her superior.
00:19:01Does she think
00:19:02she owns the company?
00:19:03Right?
00:19:05Ms. Hart is not
00:19:05just a daughter
00:19:06of a noble family.
00:19:07She also has
00:19:08an unusual relationship
00:19:09with our president.
00:19:11It would be
00:19:11in your best interest
00:19:12to help Ms. Hart
00:19:13with the trifect.
00:19:14Stop being
00:19:15ungrateful.
00:19:16Elisa,
00:19:17I can have you fired
00:19:18for defying your superior.
00:19:20So you better
00:19:21choose wisely.
00:19:23You're right.
00:19:24I like my job
00:19:25and I'm going to
00:19:26become an excellent
00:19:27executive in my
00:19:28dream company.
00:19:30Fine.
00:19:32I'll do it.
00:19:40Better to bend
00:19:41than break, huh?
00:19:42It doesn't matter.
00:19:44Let's see how long
00:19:45you can keep tolerating.
00:19:48I'm sorry?
00:19:49Your coffee?
00:19:51Hand it to me.
00:20:00Oh my god,
00:20:01this coffee's so hot
00:20:02you almost burned me alive.
00:20:04Oh my god,
00:20:04I'm so sorry.
00:20:05Are you okay?
00:20:06Don't you know
00:20:07I only drink
00:20:08ice americano?
00:20:09Who hired you anyway?
00:20:10I'm so sorry.
00:20:11I will go buy you
00:20:12one right now.
00:20:12Can't you see
00:20:13there's coffee on the
00:20:14floor?
00:20:15Clean it up.
00:20:15Now.
00:20:16Who told you
00:20:23you could mop the
00:20:24floor with that?
00:20:25If you damage the
00:20:26floors, can you
00:20:27afford to pay for
00:20:27them?
00:20:28How exactly would you
00:20:29like me to mop the
00:20:30floor, Ms. Hart?
00:20:31With a cloth
00:20:32on your hands and
00:20:33knees, inch by
00:20:35inch.
00:20:37Summer, don't you
00:20:37think you're going
00:20:38a little too far?
00:20:39What?
00:20:40Can't handle it?
00:20:41You could always
00:20:41quit.
00:20:42Well, by that, I guess
00:20:49you mean I should act
00:20:51like your wife all the
00:20:52time, even while we're
00:20:54at work.
00:20:57Mr. Hawthorne, there's
00:20:58an upcoming online
00:20:59meeting with an
00:21:00overseas company.
00:21:01Uh-huh.
00:21:02Hey, is the business
00:21:04department next to the
00:21:05meeting room?
00:21:06Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:21:07Let's pay you to visit
00:21:08first.
00:21:09It's just the
00:21:10department, Mrs. Hawthorne,
00:21:11and he's already so
00:21:12eager to see her.
00:21:12He's completely in love
00:21:13for that.
00:21:14I'm sorry.
00:21:17Ms. Hart, would you
00:21:18please lift your foot?
00:21:21Oh, I'm sorry.
00:21:24I didn't do it,
00:21:25on the head.
00:21:26Elise, when you were
00:21:28seducing Lucian when I
00:21:30was away, have you ever
00:21:31thought of today?
00:21:33I didn't seduce him.
00:21:35You didn't?
00:21:36Do you really think I
00:21:38wouldn't know because I
00:21:39was away?
00:21:40You dare to seduce Lucian,
00:21:42then you must be prepared
00:21:43for my revenge.
00:21:45Summer, what the hell
00:21:46are you doing?
00:21:49Summer, what the hell
00:21:50are you doing?
00:21:51Lucian!
00:21:51Elise, are you all right?
00:21:52Elise is still under
00:21:53investigation, right?
00:21:54She's not suitable for
00:21:56working on company
00:21:56projects, so I had her
00:21:58doing simpler tasks like
00:21:59fetching me coffee, but
00:22:01she spilled the coffee
00:22:02on purpose.
00:22:03That isn't true.
00:22:04It doesn't matter anyway,
00:22:05I don't blame her for
00:22:06it, but she insisted on
00:22:07wiping it up.
00:22:08I stepped on her by
00:22:09accident.
00:22:10I was about to
00:22:11apologize to her.
00:22:12Is that so?
00:22:14Elise, is that
00:22:15actually what happened?
00:22:16Lucian is in love with
00:22:17Summer.
00:22:18Even if I told the
00:22:19truth, would he
00:22:20believe me?
00:22:21Yes, it's the truth.
00:22:24Come with me to my
00:22:25office.
00:22:26Come.
00:22:30Why on earth did
00:22:31Lucian call
00:22:31Eliza to his office
00:22:33again?
00:22:34You must find out.
00:22:41Have a seat.
00:22:43Your hands hurt.
00:22:45You need a bandage.
00:22:46It's, it's really fine.
00:22:48I can just go home and-
00:22:49No, no, I got it all right.
00:22:51Have a seat.
00:22:51Have a seat.
00:22:51Have a seat.
00:22:51Have a seat.
00:22:53All right, let's see.
00:22:59You know, Summer is
00:22:59competent, but she can't
00:23:02be bossy and overbearing.
00:23:04I can transfer you to
00:23:04another department.
00:23:05If you can't bear her,
00:23:07maybe mine.
00:23:09So I can spend more time
00:23:10together.
00:23:10No, no, I'm fine in the
00:23:13business department.
00:23:14Eliza, you're my wife.
00:23:16I don't want you to be
00:23:17bullied anymore.
00:23:18Stop pretending like you
00:23:19don't know she only does
00:23:20that because she's in love
00:23:21with you.
00:23:22Okay, last step.
00:23:24Okay, just I'll let this hand
00:23:28touch water for a moment.
00:23:29Thank you, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:23:32It's just the two of us.
00:23:35You can call me by my name.
00:23:36Well, we're at work.
00:23:38I thought I shouldn't.
00:23:39Yeah, why shouldn't you?
00:23:40Lucian, why did you marry me?
00:23:42And why do you keep
00:23:43defending me?
00:23:44Do you really not know why?
00:23:47We've known each other
00:23:48since high school, but he's
00:23:49always kind of ignored me.
00:23:51Hasn't he always had a thing
00:23:52for summer, or could it be
00:23:54that everyone has been
00:23:55wrong all along?
00:24:03Bloody Eliza, you sure are
00:24:05good at playing naive.
00:24:07I must find a way to teach
00:24:09you a lesson.
00:24:11A reunion party?
00:24:13The gods are favoring me.
00:24:17Eliza, I must teach you a
00:24:19lesson this time.
00:24:22All right, it's ready.
00:24:27How many slices do you want?
00:24:30Mom, what's wrong?
00:24:31Eliza, isn't our house
00:24:33supposed to be auctioned off
00:24:34by the court to pay off our debts?
00:24:38Why hasn't this happened yet?
00:24:41Um, well, I borrowed some money
00:24:46from a friend to help pay off the debts.
00:24:49What friend could afford to lend
00:24:51you so much money at once?
00:24:54Since we went bankrupt, all our
00:24:56old friends have disappeared.
00:24:59Well, Mom, you don't have to worry
00:25:03about it.
00:25:04It's okay.
00:25:04Lisa.
00:25:09Hey.
00:25:10Well, Lisa, what took you so long?
00:25:12What's up?
00:25:12There's a school reunion party
00:25:14this weekend.
00:25:15They notified us in the group,
00:25:16but I figured you haven't read it yet
00:25:18since you didn't respond,
00:25:20so I'm just giving you a heads up.
00:25:21It's been ages.
00:25:23Why is there a high school reunion
00:25:24party out of nowhere?
00:25:26Here's the monthly report
00:25:28from the business department.
00:25:29Just leave it over there.
00:25:30How about we grab a drink tonight?
00:25:40I know a good place.
00:25:41I actually have plans tonight.
00:25:44If you don't have anything else,
00:25:45you can leave.
00:25:46Lucian, it's been so long.
00:25:47Summer, I said I'm busy.
00:25:50Please leave.
00:25:55Hold on.
00:25:55Will you be at the high school reunion?
00:25:57Summer, how many ways do I have to say this?
00:25:59I'm busy.
00:25:59Please leave.
00:26:01Lucian, you have to be so gentle with me.
00:26:04But ever since Elisa came,
00:26:06I've become colder and colder.
00:26:09Elisa,
00:26:10I don't want to leave Elisa.
00:26:16I wonder if Lucian received the invitation
00:26:18to the reunion.
00:26:20Is he going?
00:26:21Something on your mind?
00:26:23It's not a big deal,
00:26:24but there's the high school reunion party later.
00:26:27Are you going?
00:26:29Are you going?
00:26:30I don't know.
00:26:32I know you made a good point,
00:26:33but we don't really see each other that often.
00:26:35Thought it'd be nice to get together.
00:26:38Um, you know what?
00:26:38I actually have a meeting.
00:26:41I think I'll pass.
00:26:43Okay.
00:26:44Yeah, that's fine.
00:26:45I'll send you something else since I can't be there.
00:26:47You really don't have to do that.
00:26:49And I know it's far, so...
00:26:51Take this.
00:26:53Lucian, it's...
00:26:54That's way too expensive.
00:26:57I'm just going to take the subway.
00:26:58Elisa,
00:27:00I'm capable of offering you a better life.
00:27:02Why would you take the subway?
00:27:04Consider this a gift.
00:27:06Lucian is acting like he actually likes me.
00:27:10What game is he playing?
00:27:12It's mine.
00:27:13Take it.
00:27:16You're just giving this to me?
00:27:19Well, I'm your husband.
00:27:21Legally speaking,
00:27:22it's mine, it's yours.
00:27:24Well, thank you then.
00:27:25This is a customized version.
00:27:32It probably costs millions.
00:27:34Jesus, Elisa.
00:27:35If it weren't for you,
00:27:36I'd never get to be in such a luxurious car.
00:27:39Seems like Mr. Hawthorne really is
00:27:40madly in love with you.
00:27:42You know, I'm still at the point
00:27:43where I'm wondering if he even likes me.
00:27:46Those treat me well, though.
00:27:47You know all of his passwords
00:27:49are still Summer's birthday.
00:27:51I don't know.
00:27:52I'm probably just overthinking.
00:27:53Maybe it's, um,
00:27:56a misunderstanding
00:27:57or a coincidence.
00:27:59I feel like Mr. Hawthorne
00:28:01is quite cold to Summer.
00:28:02I don't think he's into her.
00:28:03No, that's just because
00:28:04he's trying to keep the down low at work.
00:28:07Well, even if he were
00:28:08trying to keep it that way,
00:28:10do you know how that saying goes?
00:28:12We can try to hide our feelings,
00:28:14but we forget that our eyes can speak.
00:28:17The way he looks at Summer,
00:28:19it doesn't feel right.
00:28:20Do you know what I mean?
00:28:21I have absolutely no idea what you mean
00:28:23because you sound crazy.
00:28:24You?
00:28:25Oh, yeah, I'm done.
00:28:26You're so mean.
00:28:26I can't.
00:28:27Well, we're late,
00:28:28so we have to go.
00:28:28Okay.
00:28:30Hi, hi, hi!
00:28:37Hello, everyone.
00:28:38Long time no see.
00:28:40So sorry we're late.
00:28:41So it's Elisa.
00:28:43What is it?
00:28:44The poor student back then
00:28:46is playing Ayer's now?
00:28:47Did you make us wait on purpose?
00:28:54Did you plan to arrive late deliberately
00:28:57to attract our attention?
00:28:59Elisa, you were still using
00:29:00the same lame tricks as back then,
00:29:03aren't you?
00:29:03Who wants to pay attention to her?
00:29:06After all this year,
00:29:08she's still the streets of poverty.
00:29:11Hey, you didn't say such a word.
00:29:13What if she's doing well
00:29:15and busy with work?
00:29:17Maybe she didn't mean to be late.
00:29:19Her?
00:29:19She's probably a low-level employee.
00:29:21How well could she be doing?
00:29:23What do you mean by that?
00:29:24Elisa and I, we just...
00:29:26Oh, Summer's here.
00:29:30Although it's been years
00:29:31since we graduated,
00:29:32she's only been more gorgeous.
00:29:33Summer is both
00:29:34the daughter of the noble family
00:29:36and Mr. Hopper's childhood friend.
00:29:40Best Summer is more than Jared is now.
00:29:42Summer, come on.
00:29:44Sit next to me.
00:29:45I've reserved for the mates.
00:29:50Sorry I'm late.
00:29:52Traffic was terrible.
00:29:54Never mind.
00:29:55It's our honor to have you.
00:29:56Summer, did you buy a new sports car?
00:29:59Not really.
00:30:00I just picked this one out of the garage
00:30:02because I was in a hurry.
00:30:04I'm actually tired of driving it.
00:30:06I haven't used it.
00:30:07A sports car?
00:30:09That's something I can never afford.
00:30:10It's not that much.
00:30:12It's only a few hundred thousand.
00:30:15Wow.
00:30:16Summer sure is rich.
00:30:18Such an expensive car,
00:30:20but it's like nothing to her.
00:30:22Naturally.
00:30:22Don't you know who Starmer is?
00:30:24Such a lottery card,
00:30:26and nothing but the toy to her.
00:30:28She can have as many as she wants.
00:30:30Which is not.
00:30:32Shh.
00:30:33Elisa,
00:30:33what car did you drive here?
00:30:38She?
00:30:39How could a poor girl like her afford a car?
00:30:41She must be taking the subway.
00:30:43What?
00:30:44Does she race?
00:30:45That's the reason?
00:30:46Elisa,
00:30:47the subway will soon stop running.
00:30:49Do you want me to give you a ride?
00:30:51Oh Summer,
00:30:52you're still so kind hearted.
00:30:54But how could somebody as low as her
00:30:57be riding in your luxury car?
00:31:00Be careful not to get her power stands all over you.
00:31:03It probably won't come off.
00:31:04What nonsense are you talking about?
00:31:07Elisa didn't take the subway,
00:31:08and it wouldn't matter if she did.
00:31:09She drove here.
00:31:12And a fancy new limited edition convertible.
00:31:15And something more expensive than you can imagine.
00:31:18Oh my god,
00:31:20what a big mouth.
00:31:21What the hell?
00:31:22It really is a convertible.
00:31:24Impossible.
00:31:26She can never afford that.
00:31:27Elisa,
00:31:28did you rent a car
00:31:29just to show off at the reunion?
00:31:32It's,
00:31:32it's not rented.
00:31:33Not rented?
00:31:34Who are you trying to fool?
00:31:36You can't afford
00:31:37even the cheapest one of such cars,
00:31:39even if you're stout yourself.
00:31:40Summer,
00:31:42is Hawthorne Group really that good?
00:31:44Even a little employee
00:31:46can afford such a fancy convertible?
00:31:48Hardly.
00:31:49Although Hawthorne Group
00:31:50does have good benefits,
00:31:52it's not to that extent.
00:31:54With her salary,
00:31:56she could probably never afford it,
00:31:58even if she worked herself to death.
00:32:00Elisa,
00:32:01we're all classmates here.
00:32:03You don't have to pretend to be rich.
00:32:05It probably costs half a year's salary
00:32:07to rent that car.
00:32:08It's best not to be so vain.
00:32:10What's the point of it?
00:32:11It's like the Cinderella.
00:32:12It will revert to its true form
00:32:13after midnight.
00:32:14Elisa,
00:32:15don't you find yourself ridiculous?
00:32:17Of course.
00:32:18Can they whip this guy to be rich?
00:32:20It was hard to disappoint you,
00:32:22but it's not rented.
00:32:24It's a gift from my husband.
00:32:27Mr. Hawthorne,
00:32:29Mr. Walker's arrived.
00:32:30The meeting can start anytime.
00:32:31All right.
00:32:31Oh, hey,
00:32:33by the way,
00:32:34my wife is having a class reunion.
00:32:35Invite someone over with some fine wine.
00:32:37I want to have some fun.
00:32:38Yes, Mr. Hawthorne.
00:32:40I was hurting to disappoint you,
00:32:42but it's not rented.
00:32:43It's a gift from my husband.
00:32:45Elisa,
00:32:46what's the point of lying?
00:32:48First,
00:32:49you rent a car
00:32:49to show off at the reunion,
00:32:51and now you're making up a story
00:32:53about a wealthy husband?
00:32:56Are you living in a novel?
00:32:58Summer,
00:32:58aren't you colleagues with Elisa?
00:33:00You should know if she's married or not,
00:33:02right?
00:33:04It's not my business.
00:33:06Even though I'm her superior,
00:33:08I try not to pry.
00:33:10Although I don't think so.
00:33:12If she really had a rich husband,
00:33:14why would she work for so little and all right?
00:33:18So,
00:33:19Elisa is lying again.
00:33:21She is so shameless.
00:33:23Amelia,
00:33:25I think you should stay with her
00:33:26and Elisa.
00:33:28She got a bad influence
00:33:30on you.
00:33:32And what do you know?
00:33:35Elisa's husband.
00:33:37Okay, okay.
00:33:38You guys keep partying.
00:33:40Uh, Amelia?
00:33:41Let's go.
00:33:46Excuse me.
00:33:47These are the ones set by Mr. Hawthorne.
00:33:52Oh!
00:33:531982 Lafitte?
00:33:55But we didn't order these wines.
00:33:58I'll send you something else since I can't be there.
00:34:01The wine is for me, right?
00:34:03He did say you would send something over.
00:34:05This is too much.
00:34:07Summer,
00:34:07this wine must be a special gift for Mr. Hawthorne for you.
00:34:10Yeah.
00:34:11The only one among us
00:34:13who deserves such attention for Mr. Hawthorne
00:34:15is Summer.
00:34:16Who else could it be?
00:34:18This wine is for Mr. Hawthorne too.
00:34:20Summer and Mr. Hawthorne have been a perfect match in school.
00:34:23And now they're still sold afreshly.
00:34:25I wonder if they're gonna get married soon.
00:34:27Of course.
00:34:29Summer is with your president's wife.
00:34:31Unlike someone.
00:34:34Oh, Elisa.
00:34:35You see?
00:34:36You can never shake my bond with Lucian.
00:34:39Alright, everyone.
00:34:40Since Lucian sent over these wines,
00:34:42let's enjoy them together.
00:34:44But Summer,
00:34:45this is 1982 Lafitte.
00:34:47I think some people here
00:34:49are not worthy of drinking such fine wine.
00:34:53They say cast your pearls before swine.
00:34:55Even if we let Elisa drink it,
00:34:57she wouldn't know how good Lafitte is.
00:34:59That's true.
00:35:00Compared to her would be a waste.
00:35:02You're all wrong.
00:35:04This wine is for me.
00:35:07This wine is for me.
00:35:09Did I hear that right?
00:35:11You said that this wine was given to you
00:35:12by Mr. Hawthorne?
00:35:14It's hilarious.
00:35:15Do you think you're Mrs. Hawthorne?
00:35:17Mrs. Hawthorne is Summer.
00:35:21Are you daydreaming, Elisa?
00:35:23Do you think you're some Cinderella
00:35:24who married a president?
00:35:26Elisa,
00:35:27are you jealous of me?
00:35:29Not only jealous of my family background
00:35:30and my job.
00:35:32Now you're jealous of my relationship with Lucian
00:35:34and want to hang the wines
00:35:35that were given to me.
00:35:37Don't you know
00:35:38that even if you try your hardest,
00:35:40what's not meant for you
00:35:42will never, ever be yours?
00:35:45Oh, Summer.
00:35:46Don't ruin your mood
00:35:47over such a rat in the gutter.
00:35:49She's just a clown.
00:35:50How can you be so confident
00:35:52that the wine is for Summer?
00:35:53When Summer and Mr. Hawthorne
00:35:56started dating,
00:35:57Elisa was somewhere
00:35:58picking up trash.
00:36:00All you ever do is talk.
00:36:02Why the hell would I lie
00:36:03about something like this?
00:36:04Who knows?
00:36:05After all,
00:36:06we don't understand
00:36:06how the poor thinks.
00:36:07Hey, waiter.
00:36:09Tell us,
00:36:09who does Mr. Hawthorne
00:36:11give these wines to?
00:36:13Yeah, tell us
00:36:14who does Mr. Hawthorne
00:36:16give these wines to?
00:36:17So that someone
00:36:18can start daydreaming?
00:36:20These wines were given
00:36:21to Mrs. Elizabeth
00:36:23by Mr. Hawthorne.
00:36:25What?
00:36:29This wine is from Lucian
00:36:30to Elisa?
00:36:31There must have been
00:36:32a mistake.
00:36:33Check it again.
00:36:34How could Mr. Hawthorne
00:36:35possibly send wine
00:36:37to Elisa?
00:36:38Yes,
00:36:38this is indeed
00:36:39the wine
00:36:40sent from Mr. Lucian
00:36:41to Ms. Vale.
00:36:43How could this be?
00:36:45What makes Elisa
00:36:46so special
00:36:47that Lucian
00:36:48would treat her like this?
00:36:50Why are you all
00:36:50so silent now?
00:36:52You were so talkative
00:36:53and confident before.
00:36:56Is it because
00:36:57you're a parent?
00:36:58Okay, Amelia.
00:36:59Yeah, like I said,
00:37:00I don't need to laugh.
00:37:01Mr. Hawthorne
00:37:02would never send wine
00:37:04to this bitch.
00:37:05Could it be?
00:37:07Wait.
00:37:08What now,
00:37:08Lavinia?
00:37:09Elisa,
00:37:10you really are
00:37:11desperate for attention,
00:37:12aren't you?
00:37:13After being exposed
00:37:15about the car keys,
00:37:17you've resorted
00:37:17to hiring actors
00:37:19to put on a show
00:37:20for us.
00:37:20Oh my god.
00:37:21Lavinia,
00:37:22you really are imaginative.
00:37:24She became a screenwriter.
00:37:25Really got a hit
00:37:25on your hands.
00:37:26What?
00:37:27Are you getting agitated
00:37:28because I've uncovered
00:37:29the truth?
00:37:30And here I am
00:37:31stating the fact,
00:37:33how is that imagination?
00:37:35Lavinia,
00:37:36I think you've got a point.
00:37:38After all,
00:37:40lady people
00:37:41are always so desperate
00:37:44for attention.
00:37:45Right?
00:37:48Summer makes a valid point.
00:37:50Mr. Hawthorne
00:37:51and Elisa
00:37:51are from completely
00:37:52different worlds.
00:37:53How could he possibly
00:37:54send her one?
00:37:55Go home
00:37:56and pay your actors.
00:37:59Elisa,
00:38:00I think there's something
00:38:01you should know.
00:38:02If we hadn't gone
00:38:03to the same high school
00:38:04together,
00:38:05you wouldn't have
00:38:05any chance
00:38:06of sitting here with us,
00:38:08heading meal,
00:38:09let alone getting to know
00:38:11Mr. Hawthorne.
00:38:12You all have gone too far.
00:38:15This is supposed to be
00:38:16a class reunion party
00:38:17and you're all targeting
00:38:18Elisa.
00:38:19What are you trying to do?
00:38:20What are we trying to do?
00:38:23She needs to know
00:38:24her place.
00:38:25Instead of deceiving us
00:38:26with lies
00:38:27again and again,
00:38:28how dare she do it
00:38:29and not admit it?
00:38:31Yes, Summer as the saying goes,
00:38:33ugly people make more trouble
00:38:35but poor people
00:38:37make even more trouble.
00:38:39I couldn't care less
00:38:40what you think of me
00:38:41but I didn't hire actors
00:38:43for this.
00:38:44We are all regular employees
00:38:46of the hotel.
00:38:46We cannot be hired
00:38:47as private actors.
00:38:49You must have misunderstood.
00:38:58Misunderstood?
00:39:00Elisa.
00:39:01You really are hopeless.
00:39:03You found some actors
00:39:04and got two bottles
00:39:05of fake wine
00:39:06thinking you could show off
00:39:08at the reunion party?
00:39:18This cheap wine
00:39:19is only good for making noise
00:39:21when he chatters.
00:39:25With this order
00:39:26from President Hawthorne,
00:39:28I don't have to worry
00:39:28about my performance.
00:39:30for the rest of the month.
00:39:32I think I'm going to make
00:39:33Ms. Fale
00:39:34a VVVIP customer
00:39:36from now on.
00:39:39Hello?
00:39:40Oh good, Mr. Fales.
00:39:42Ms. Fale's in trouble.
00:39:43What?
00:39:44I'm coming over.
00:39:46Damaging someone else's property?
00:39:48Lavinia,
00:39:48you have never been one
00:39:49to consider the consequences
00:39:50of doing whatever
00:39:51Summer tells you to do.
00:39:52How much can a big bottle of wine
00:39:55worth?
00:39:56I'll pay her
00:39:57and I'll pay for the remaining one
00:39:59and I'll just buy them all
00:40:01so that she can smash them for fun.
00:40:05You're disgusting.
00:40:07We're ashamed to have you
00:40:09as a classmate.
00:40:10You don't deserve to be
00:40:11at our party.
00:40:12Security!
00:40:13Where's your security?
00:40:14I'm my assistant.
00:40:14Well,
00:40:15we don't know
00:40:16who this woman is
00:40:17and I don't know
00:40:18how she got in here
00:40:19and I want her
00:40:20out of here.
00:40:22Well,
00:40:22this is Summer Hart,
00:40:24fiance of the president
00:40:26of Hawthorne's Group.
00:40:28And having her here,
00:40:30we don't want to have
00:40:30any trouble.
00:40:31I see.
00:40:33Now,
00:40:33what are you doing?
00:40:36What is going on here?
00:40:39Who gave you permission
00:40:40to expel
00:40:41my esteemed guest?
00:40:42Did you just call
00:40:47Elisa
00:40:47an esteemed guest?
00:40:49Yes,
00:40:50I did.
00:40:51In fact,
00:40:53Miss Vail
00:40:54is one of our
00:40:55VIP customers.
00:40:58That can't be possible.
00:41:00Her family went bankrupt
00:41:01years ago.
00:41:02She probably can't even
00:41:03afford to pay her rent.
00:41:04Let me
00:41:05correct myself.
00:41:07Not only is Miss Vail
00:41:08our esteemed guest,
00:41:10not only is she
00:41:11our VVVIP customer,
00:41:14but the wine
00:41:15was arranged
00:41:16to be sent
00:41:17by President Hawthorne
00:41:18to her.
00:41:20Does my work count?
00:41:21Does it have any
00:41:22weight around here?
00:41:23Mr. Carlos,
00:41:24there must be
00:41:25some mistake.
00:41:26Well,
00:41:27the wine
00:41:28was personally
00:41:29arranged
00:41:29by President Hawthorne's
00:41:31personal assistant,
00:41:33Roman.
00:41:33How could there
00:41:34possibly be a mistake?
00:41:37Summer,
00:41:38how could
00:41:38Mr. Hawthorne
00:41:39be sending
00:41:40wine to Elisa?
00:41:42How am I supposed
00:41:43to know what
00:41:43Lucian is thinking?
00:41:45You said that
00:41:46you would pay me
00:41:46back tenfold.
00:41:48Forget the tenfold.
00:41:49Just pay me
00:41:49the original price.
00:41:52Is Lucian
00:41:53going to be angry
00:41:54with me for this?
00:41:55Whatever.
00:41:56Let's just enjoy
00:41:57this moment.
00:41:58What's going on?
00:41:59Did President Hawthorne
00:42:00really send the wine
00:42:00to Elisa?
00:42:01I have no idea.
00:42:03Maybe Summer
00:42:04is just lying
00:42:05and she's being
00:42:07costumptious
00:42:07about Mr. Hawthorne.
00:42:09So Summer,
00:42:10what's the best way
00:42:10for you to pay me
00:42:11back for this?
00:42:14You should have
00:42:16seen the look
00:42:17on Summer's face
00:42:18when she tried
00:42:18to swipe her card.
00:42:19It was hilarious.
00:42:21Oh my gosh,
00:42:22today we finally
00:42:23showed her who's boss.
00:42:24I know,
00:42:25but I feel like
00:42:26everyone knows
00:42:27that Summer
00:42:27is Lucian's dream girl.
00:42:29When he finds out
00:42:30Ty,
00:42:30the place with her wife,
00:42:31I'm totally getting the...
00:42:32Legally,
00:42:34you are Mr. Hawthorne's wife.
00:42:35You are literally
00:42:36the President's wife.
00:42:38You have the high ground.
00:42:39What are you so afraid of?
00:42:41Come on,
00:42:41let's go drink and celebrate.
00:42:43You actually want me
00:42:44to drink right now?
00:42:45Yes.
00:42:45No.
00:42:46Yes.
00:42:47No.
00:42:48Okay,
00:42:49it's my heart.
00:42:55Amelia,
00:42:56be honest with me,
00:42:58okay?
00:42:58What is it?
00:42:59I don't,
00:42:59I don't understand
00:43:01why Lucian wanted
00:43:01to marry me.
00:43:03I don't know,
00:43:04it's just,
00:43:05I'm starting to feel
00:43:06like maybe he,
00:43:07like,
00:43:08is he actually
00:43:10someone who...
00:43:10Elisa,
00:43:11I have something
00:43:12I have to attend to,
00:43:14so I'm going
00:43:15to be leaving now.
00:43:15What?
00:43:16Wait,
00:43:17no.
00:43:18Are you
00:43:18gossiping about me
00:43:20behind my back
00:43:20while you're drunk?
00:43:21Are you real?
00:43:26Or am I dreaming?
00:43:28Well,
00:43:28no,
00:43:28you're not dreaming.
00:43:29I'm actually here
00:43:30to take you home.
00:43:30Big gossip?
00:43:32No.
00:43:33I don't want to go home.
00:43:34I want to drink more.
00:43:36Is that
00:43:36you've got too much?
00:43:38You're going to have a headache
00:43:39tomorrow.
00:43:40Oh,
00:43:41who knew Mr. Hawthorne
00:43:42was so gentle
00:43:42and thoughtful?
00:43:44Come on.
00:43:44I can't walk,
00:43:46so I could just
00:43:48live here.
00:43:49Okay,
00:43:50I will carry you
00:43:52back then.
00:43:53Come on.
00:43:56Okay, ready?
00:43:57Three, two,
00:43:57one.
00:43:59Okay,
00:43:59here we go.
00:44:06Mr. Hawthorne,
00:44:07here I am,
00:44:09working overtime
00:44:09in the middle of the
00:44:10road,
00:44:11driving up this
00:44:12speed.
00:44:12It's a good
00:44:12time.
00:44:15Christian,
00:44:15why did you marry me?
00:44:19Christian,
00:44:19why did you marry me?
00:44:21Actually,
00:44:21I've
00:44:22been in love
00:44:23with you for 10 years,
00:44:24ever since I first
00:44:25saw you.
00:44:28Back then,
00:44:29the internal struggles
00:44:30in the Hawthorne family
00:44:31were severe,
00:44:32and my father
00:44:33was also.
00:44:36Christian,
00:44:38let your father
00:44:39rest in peace.
00:44:42you're all
00:44:43I've got now.
00:44:48Anyway,
00:44:49I didn't dare to show you
00:44:51even a sliver
00:44:51of my feelings for you.
00:44:53But the hatred between
00:44:54our parents
00:44:55made me hide my feelings
00:44:56for you.
00:44:56Could you give me a chance?
00:45:00Yeah.
00:45:02Well,
00:45:02I'll tell you this another time.
00:45:03Elisa always goes against me,
00:45:12making me embarrassed.
00:45:13She's the worst!
00:45:15I have an idea
00:45:16that doesn't require us
00:45:17to get involved
00:45:18and can make Elisa
00:45:20leave Mr. Hawthorne.
00:45:21Oh?
00:45:22What is it?
00:45:25What is it?
00:45:26Everyone knows
00:45:27that Mr. Hawthorne
00:45:28is devoted
00:45:28to his mother.
00:45:29If we tell her
00:45:30about Elisa seducing
00:45:32Mr. Hawthorne,
00:45:34then...
00:45:35Good idea.
00:45:37Mia is the matriarch
00:45:38of the Hawthorne family.
00:45:41She's very clever.
00:45:42But she never got involved
00:45:44in the family business,
00:45:45and she's lived
00:45:46in seclusion abroad
00:45:47for years.
00:45:48Even I haven't
00:45:50spoken to her.
00:45:51All we need to do
00:45:52is send an anonymous
00:45:54text message
00:45:55to Mrs. Hawthorne.
00:45:56Then we just need
00:45:57to wait for Elisa
00:45:58to be expelled
00:45:59from the Hawthorne family.
00:46:06I went through
00:46:07great lengths
00:46:08to get this,
00:46:09but I never contacted her
00:46:10because I didn't
00:46:11have a reason.
00:46:13Do it for me.
00:46:14When Elisa is dealt with,
00:46:16you will be rewarded.
00:46:21It's my pleasure
00:46:22to help you,
00:46:23Miss Hart.
00:46:23I just hope
00:46:26that when you
00:46:27become the
00:46:28President's wife,
00:46:30you won't forget me.
00:46:31Of course not.
00:46:39Patrick Hawthorne,
00:46:41you received
00:46:42an anonymous message
00:46:43on your phone.
00:46:44What does it say?
00:46:46It says there's
00:46:46a vicissan
00:46:47on Mr. Hawthorne.
00:46:48She termed him
00:46:49so much
00:46:49that he's been
00:46:50ignoring his
00:46:51Hawthorne group affairs.
00:46:53Book me a flight.
00:46:58I need to go back
00:46:59immediately.
00:47:02Oh my god.
00:47:04I'm going to be late
00:47:04again today.
00:47:05Oh my god.
00:47:07I'm so sorry.
00:47:08Oh.
00:47:09I'm so sorry.
00:47:10You need to pay for this.
00:47:11Oh.
00:47:12Damn it.
00:47:13It was you
00:47:14that bumped into me
00:47:14and it was just
00:47:15a light touch.
00:47:16I have no idea
00:47:17how you must have fallen like that.
00:47:18Are you trying to leave me?
00:47:19Because I don't know
00:47:20what's the matter
00:47:20with your generation.
00:47:21Having no respect
00:47:23for the elderly.
00:47:24What?
00:47:25How did I?
00:47:27Okay.
00:47:27Here,
00:47:28can I help you get up first?
00:47:31Yeah.
00:47:31Well,
00:47:31are you going to help me up?
00:47:33Are you okay?
00:47:36No,
00:47:36I am not okay.
00:47:37My leg really hurts.
00:47:39I don't think
00:47:39I'm going to be able to walk.
00:47:40You need to take
00:47:41responsibility for this.
00:47:42Ow.
00:47:42How can a young girl
00:47:43be so bad?
00:47:44She hits somebody
00:47:45and doesn't want
00:47:46to take responsibility.
00:47:47She looks good,
00:47:49but she's out of the only answer.
00:47:50No,
00:47:50no,
00:47:51no.
00:47:51The truth is that
00:47:52never mind.
00:47:53Okay,
00:47:54uh,
00:47:55ma'am,
00:47:55do you have your
00:47:56family's contact information?
00:47:58I can help you reach out to them.
00:47:59Family?
00:48:02Who are my family?
00:48:05I don't remember.
00:48:08You don't remember
00:48:09who your family is?
00:48:11Uh,
00:48:12I don't remember anything.
00:48:14What do I do?
00:48:15You don't remember
00:48:15where you live?
00:48:16I don't remember anything.
00:48:18Okay.
00:48:18What do I do?
00:48:20I,
00:48:20how about I take you
00:48:21to the hospital
00:48:22and then
00:48:23to a police station?
00:48:25No,
00:48:26no,
00:48:26no,
00:48:26no,
00:48:27no.
00:48:27I'm not going
00:48:28to a hospital
00:48:28or a police station.
00:48:29I don't trust anybody.
00:48:31Oh,
00:48:31no.
00:48:32I'm going to be late,
00:48:33but there's the weekly
00:48:34department meeting today.
00:48:35I can't take leave.
00:48:38Okay,
00:48:38uh,
00:48:39ma'am,
00:48:39since you're not going anywhere,
00:48:41how about I take you
00:48:42to my company office,
00:48:44and then after work,
00:48:46I'll help you find your family.
00:48:47Fine.
00:48:48Because you need
00:48:48to take responsibility
00:48:49for this.
00:48:50You cannot
00:48:51leave my family.
00:48:52slide.
00:48:53Okay.
00:48:53Okay.
00:48:54Oh,
00:48:55oh,
00:48:55oh,
00:48:55ouch.
00:48:56What?
00:48:57My mom's returned home?
00:48:58Yes,
00:48:59Mr. Hawthorne.
00:49:00According to Matriarch Robinson's
00:49:01assistant,
00:49:01Matriarch Robinson received
00:49:03an anonymous text message
00:49:04about you
00:49:04and rushed back
00:49:05into the country.
00:49:06What was the text?
00:49:07It said,
00:49:08Mr. Hawthorne,
00:49:08you've been enchanted
00:49:09by seductress.
00:49:10She's always had a temper.
00:49:11Okay.
00:49:12I'm going to attend
00:49:13the business meeting
00:49:14personally.
00:49:14Are you afraid
00:49:15the Matriarch Robinson
00:49:16will suddenly come
00:49:16to our company?
00:49:18I mean,
00:49:18yeah,
00:49:18unless there's
00:49:19some unexpected twist,
00:49:20she'll probably be there.
00:49:21All right,
00:49:21Mr. Hawthorne,
00:49:22I'll arrange you right away.
00:49:26Mom,
00:49:27please don't scare off
00:49:28the wife I finally got.
00:49:31How did the matter
00:49:32about Matriarch Robinson go?
00:49:34Rest assured,
00:49:35Miss Hart.
00:49:36It's said that
00:49:37Matriarch Robinson
00:49:38was furious
00:49:39upon hearing the news
00:49:40and returned home
00:49:41immediately.
00:49:42Really?
00:49:44Then Elisa
00:49:44will be out of here
00:49:45soon.
00:49:46Yes.
00:49:48Congratulations in advance,
00:49:49Miss Hart.
00:49:50Let's go.
00:49:52There's a weekly meeting
00:49:53of the business department
00:49:54and Lucia
00:49:54will be there
00:49:55personally.
00:49:56We can't afford
00:49:57to make a mistake.
00:49:59Amelia's gone
00:50:00on a work trip
00:50:01so you can sit
00:50:01in her spot
00:50:02while she's gone.
00:50:04If you get bored,
00:50:08you can just
00:50:08put it on my phone.
00:50:10Can I go through?
00:50:10And we have to keep
00:50:11our voices down
00:50:12because people are working.
00:50:13Okay, I just want to know
00:50:14if I can play with this one.
00:50:15Everyone,
00:50:16the weekly meeting
00:50:17is about to begin.
00:50:19Elisa,
00:50:19why did you bring
00:50:20a cleaner to work?
00:50:21Elisa really treats
00:50:22the company
00:50:23as her home.
00:50:24Being anyone
00:50:25she likes.
00:50:27Seriously,
00:50:27so filthy.
00:50:28It's disgusting
00:50:29just looking at them.
00:50:30Elisa,
00:50:35our entire department
00:50:36is filled up
00:50:37with work
00:50:37and you?
00:50:39If we have to delay
00:50:40our work,
00:50:41are you going to
00:50:42take responsibility
00:50:42for that?
00:50:43Ms Hart,
00:50:44this woman might have
00:50:45some trouble
00:50:45with her memory
00:50:46so I'm only bringing
00:50:47her here temporarily.
00:50:49I was going to help
00:50:50her find her family
00:50:50after work
00:50:51and if she could
00:50:52just sit here
00:50:52for the time being
00:50:53I promise
00:50:54that she won't
00:50:54disturb anybody.
00:50:55Do you mean
00:50:56you brought this
00:50:56old hag
00:50:57in off the street
00:50:59and she's
00:50:59also sick?
00:51:01I think you're
00:51:02crazy.
00:51:03Picking up an old
00:51:03hag like this,
00:51:05reeking of poverty,
00:51:06stinking up
00:51:06the whole office?
00:51:08Where did you
00:51:08find her?
00:51:09In a sewer?
00:51:10What if this
00:51:11old hag isn't
00:51:11just mentally ill
00:51:12but also could
00:51:13infect us all
00:51:14with some disease?
00:51:15Yeah,
00:51:16Ms Hart,
00:51:16really think we
00:51:17should call a cleaner
00:51:18later to disinfect
00:51:19everywhere this
00:51:19lady's been.
00:51:21How could all
00:51:21of you be so cool?
00:51:23Don't you all
00:51:24have families too?
00:51:26What if one of
00:51:26them had lost
00:51:27their memory
00:51:27and needed
00:51:28your help?
00:51:28This girl,
00:51:29she's interesting.
00:51:30I'm not the one
00:51:31who's sick.
00:51:32You're sick!
00:51:35Disgusting.
00:51:36Elisa,
00:51:37our company
00:51:37has rules
00:51:38and regulations.
00:51:39It's not a place
00:51:40for you to show
00:51:41your kindness.
00:51:43Get this old
00:51:43hag out of here
00:51:44now.
00:51:47Get this old
00:51:48hag out of here
00:51:49now.
00:51:50Ms Hart,
00:51:51there is nothing
00:51:51in our company
00:51:52policy that discourages
00:51:53helping somebody
00:51:54in need.
00:51:54In fact,
00:51:55it encourages
00:51:55us to do so.
00:51:56Oh,
00:51:57there isn't.
00:51:58Well,
00:51:58now there is.
00:52:01Do you have
00:52:02a problem?
00:52:02Ms Hart is a senior
00:52:03leader in our
00:52:04company.
00:52:05She can represent
00:52:05our president
00:52:06and now she just
00:52:07happened to add
00:52:08another company
00:52:08rule.
00:52:09Even if she
00:52:10asks security
00:52:11to drag you
00:52:11out,
00:52:12there's nothing
00:52:12you can do.
00:52:13Understand?
00:52:15How come
00:52:16the employees
00:52:17of the business
00:52:17department
00:52:18are like this?
00:52:20Lucien will be
00:52:20here soon
00:52:21from the business
00:52:21department.
00:52:22Elisa,
00:52:23you have two
00:52:24minutes.
00:52:24If you don't
00:52:25get this old
00:52:26hag out of here,
00:52:27I will fire you.
00:52:28You can go beg
00:52:29on the street
00:52:30with her.
00:52:30Maybe then you'll
00:52:31make more money
00:52:32than you do now.
00:52:34Good summer,
00:52:35you are really
00:52:36pushing it.
00:52:36Tell me,
00:52:37what else can you
00:52:37do besides flaunt
00:52:38your authority?
00:52:39I'm reporting
00:52:40you to Mr.
00:52:40Hawthorne.
00:52:41As a low-level
00:52:43employee,
00:52:44you have
00:52:45contradicted me
00:52:45one too many
00:52:46times.
00:52:47And now,
00:52:47you dare go
00:52:48see Mr.
00:52:49Hawthorne?
00:52:49You're fired.
00:52:52Two years.
00:52:54Two years away
00:52:54from this company
00:52:55and I never
00:52:56thought that
00:52:57the business
00:52:57department of
00:52:58the Hawthorne
00:52:58group would
00:52:59decay into
00:52:59the state.
00:53:03Elisa will
00:53:04not be fired.
00:53:05You will.
00:53:08You will.
00:53:11Matthew,
00:53:11did I just
00:53:12hear this old
00:53:13hag say she's
00:53:14going to fire
00:53:14us?
00:53:15She has a
00:53:15problem with
00:53:16her brain,
00:53:17that's why
00:53:17she's talking
00:53:18crazy.
00:53:18Miss Hart is
00:53:19our president's
00:53:20wife-to-be.
00:53:22Firing her?
00:53:23Too ridiculous.
00:53:25Besides memory
00:53:25loss, is she
00:53:26also crazy?
00:53:27Why are they
00:53:28saying president's
00:53:30wife?
00:53:31Isn't it you?
00:53:33Are all of you
00:53:33quite finished?
00:53:34I can't believe
00:53:35how shallow you
00:53:35are.
00:53:36You are kind
00:53:37and righteous.
00:53:38Do you never
00:53:39use Lucien's
00:53:40identity to
00:53:40gain power?
00:53:42But you?
00:53:43Okay, ma'am,
00:53:44it's okay.
00:53:44I'm going to
00:53:45help you find
00:53:45your family.
00:53:46Let's go.
00:53:47Why do we
00:53:47need to leave?
00:53:48Why don't
00:53:48they leave
00:53:48first?
00:53:50Fine, since
00:53:51you're determined
00:53:51to cling to us.
00:53:53Matthew, get
00:53:53this old hag
00:53:54out of here
00:53:55right now.
00:54:03You've got guts.
00:54:05I'll see who
00:54:06dares to kick
00:54:06me out of here
00:54:07today.
00:54:10You actually
00:54:16dare to
00:54:17hit me?
00:54:19Miss
00:54:19Hart?
00:54:20Elisa, this
00:54:21woman attacked
00:54:21my subordinate.
00:54:23I could have
00:54:23her sent to a
00:54:24mental hospital.
00:54:25You don't have
00:54:25the authority.
00:54:26Of course I do.
00:54:27She hit my
00:54:28subordinate.
00:54:29I can reasonably
00:54:30deduce she has
00:54:30some mental issues.
00:54:32How many times
00:54:32do I have to tell
00:54:33you?
00:54:33Yes, this woman
00:54:34is clearly sick,
00:54:35but naturally I'm
00:54:36going to find her
00:54:36family to let
00:54:37them handle it.
00:54:38If you and
00:54:39Matthew hadn't
00:54:40instigated this,
00:54:41none of this
00:54:41would have
00:54:41happened.
00:54:42This woman's
00:54:43actions can only
00:54:44be described
00:54:44as self-defense.
00:54:45Yeah, I think
00:54:46you're the one
00:54:46who's crazy.
00:54:47You don't
00:54:47respect the
00:54:48elderly.
00:54:48You're not
00:54:49qualified to
00:54:50be a leader.
00:54:51I don't know
00:54:51why your
00:54:51company's
00:54:52higher-ups
00:54:52even chose
00:54:53you.
00:54:56Oh, are you
00:54:57angry?
00:54:57Matthew, make
00:55:03these two
00:55:03disappear from
00:55:04my sight!
00:55:05Security?
00:55:06You're both
00:55:06of them on a
00:55:07pathogen group.
00:55:10With me here,
00:55:11I can't drive you
00:55:12away.
00:55:13I tell you,
00:55:14I am...
00:55:15Summer, what are
00:55:16you doing?
00:55:19Summer, what are
00:55:20you doing?
00:55:22Oh my God,
00:55:24why does Lucian
00:55:24come to the
00:55:25business department
00:55:25every day?
00:55:26Fine.
00:55:28I guess we'll
00:55:28have another
00:55:29showdown.
00:55:29Explain.
00:55:30Well, it's like
00:55:31this.
00:55:31Elisa brought
00:55:32this woman in
00:55:33off the street
00:55:33whose most
00:55:34terrible and
00:55:35insisted on
00:55:36having her in
00:55:36the office,
00:55:37which was
00:55:38disrupting
00:55:38everyone's work,
00:55:39so I'm only
00:55:40thinking of the
00:55:40company.
00:55:41Yes, Mr.
00:55:42Hawthorne, what
00:55:42if she has some
00:55:43contagious disease
00:55:44and infects
00:55:45everyone?
00:55:46I take full
00:55:46responsibility for
00:55:47this incident.
00:55:48If the company
00:55:49wishes, I can
00:55:50hand in my
00:55:51resignation.
00:55:53Hawthorne Group
00:55:54is not an
00:55:54impersonal company.
00:55:55Elisa's done
00:55:57well.
00:55:59From today
00:55:59forward, you'll
00:56:00be promoted to
00:56:01team leader and
00:56:02oversee projects
00:56:03as a reward.
00:56:04Mr. Hawthorne,
00:56:05I'm afraid I'm
00:56:07not qualified for
00:56:08this position.
00:56:09I believe
00:56:09everyone here
00:56:11knows your
00:56:11abilities well.
00:56:13As for you,
00:56:15you can go to
00:56:15HR and they'll
00:56:16handle your
00:56:17resignation.
00:56:19He is the
00:56:20backbone of the
00:56:21business department.
00:56:22If you fire him,
00:56:23there'll be no
00:56:24elites left.
00:56:24Summer, you
00:56:25managed the
00:56:25business department
00:56:26into a mess.
00:56:27You're responsible
00:56:28for that.
00:56:29I promise to
00:56:30manage the
00:56:30business department
00:56:31better.
00:56:32This won't happen
00:56:32again.
00:56:33Matthew, why
00:56:34have you not
00:56:35apologized to
00:56:36this madame and
00:56:36Miss Bail yet?
00:56:41Matthew, why
00:56:42have you not
00:56:42apologized to
00:56:43this madame and
00:56:44Miss Bail yet?
00:56:47I'm sorry.
00:56:49Please forgive me.
00:56:50Why are you
00:56:51apologizing first?
00:56:52This one almost
00:56:52just put me into
00:56:53a mental hospital.
00:56:54You old hag.
00:56:56How dare you ask
00:56:56me to apologize?
00:56:58Miss Art,
00:57:00apologize.
00:57:04Sorry.
00:57:05I'm sorry.
00:57:05I can't hear you.
00:57:11I was wrong.
00:57:13I'm sorry.
00:57:15And you guys?
00:57:16I'm sorry.
00:57:21Sorry.
00:57:24Have I been
00:57:24misunderstanding him
00:57:25all this time?
00:57:26Could it be?
00:57:27Well, does the end
00:57:28of that matter?
00:57:29I'll take care of
00:57:30this lady and help
00:57:33her find her family.
00:57:37Listen, why did you
00:57:38call me over?
00:57:39What if a Lisa
00:57:40finds out?
00:57:41Well, what exactly
00:57:41are you trying to do?
00:57:42I want to test my
00:57:45daughter-in-law.
00:57:46Haven't you tested
00:57:46her enough today?
00:57:48She's great.
00:57:49You saw that.
00:57:53Oh, Lucien.
00:57:56You're quite loyal,
00:57:58aren't you?
00:58:00It's enough.
00:58:02Fine.
00:58:03Look, um,
00:58:06Alisa is a very
00:58:07good girl,
00:58:08but it seems she
00:58:09doesn't even know
00:58:10that you like her,
00:58:11nor does anyone
00:58:12else know that
00:58:13she's your wife.
00:58:14Why are you keeping
00:58:15this marriage
00:58:16so secretive?
00:58:18I don't know
00:58:19how to tell her.
00:58:20I'm afraid that
00:58:21if we make our
00:58:21relationship public,
00:58:23pressure will be
00:58:24too much for her.
00:58:25Lucien,
00:58:26when did you
00:58:27become such a
00:58:28coward?
00:58:29Look, if you
00:58:29like her,
00:58:30just confess
00:58:31boldly.
00:58:32You don't want
00:58:34to wait till
00:58:34Alisa falls for
00:58:35some other guy
00:58:36before you
00:58:37feel regret,
00:58:38do you?
00:58:39Regret what?
00:58:43Nothing.
00:58:44Please,
00:58:45come sit.
00:58:49Alisa,
00:58:50I'm sorry.
00:58:52I was deceptive
00:58:53earlier.
00:58:55I...
00:58:55I'm actually
00:58:57Lucien's mother.
00:58:58What?
00:58:59Please,
00:59:02let me explain.
00:59:04Um,
00:59:05a few days ago
00:59:06I got an anonymous
00:59:06text saying that
00:59:08some woman
00:59:09was trying to
00:59:10seduce Lucien
00:59:11and I got
00:59:12afraid that
00:59:12he might get
00:59:14tricked.
00:59:15Anyway,
00:59:15Alisa,
00:59:16can you please
00:59:16forgive me?
00:59:21Yes,
00:59:22Mrs. Hoffman,
00:59:22I understand
00:59:23you're just
00:59:23looking out for
00:59:24your son,
00:59:25but I am
00:59:25concerned that
00:59:26the person
00:59:26who sent that
00:59:27text must have
00:59:27had bad intentions.
00:59:29I have an idea
00:59:30you're sent
00:59:30to go ahead.
00:59:31Good.
00:59:33And Alisa,
00:59:33I heard that
00:59:34Lucien plans
00:59:35on taking you
00:59:36to a very fancy
00:59:37dinner tonight.
00:59:39Okay.
00:59:40There's actually
00:59:41something I want
00:59:41to talk to you
00:59:42about.
00:59:53Lucien,
00:59:54why aren't you
00:59:54eating?
00:59:54me?
00:59:57Yeah,
00:59:58of course.
01:00:03Alisa,
01:00:03what do you
01:00:03want to ask me?
01:00:05If you want a
01:00:05divorce,
01:00:05it's not going
01:00:06to happen.
01:00:08Why would you
01:00:08think I want
01:00:09a divorce?
01:00:15Okay,
01:00:15I've been meaning
01:00:17to ask you.
01:00:19You've liked
01:00:20Summer for
01:00:20ten years.
01:00:21I mean,
01:00:23why would you
01:00:24marry me?
01:00:24Why protect
01:00:26me at every
01:00:26turn?
01:00:27Hold on.
01:00:29You think I've
01:00:30liked Summer
01:00:30for ten years?
01:00:31Judging by his
01:00:32reaction,
01:00:33he must have
01:00:34been caught
01:00:34off guard.
01:00:35Alisa,
01:00:36you're being
01:00:36too presumptuous.
01:00:38Seriously,
01:00:38why would I
01:00:39have liked
01:00:39her for ten
01:00:40years?
01:00:41Alisa,
01:00:42I've liked
01:00:42you for
01:00:43ten years.
01:00:45What?
01:00:48How could
01:00:48that possibly
01:00:49be?
01:00:49say we'd
01:00:49been?
01:00:50I felt
01:00:51for you.
01:00:52But because
01:00:53of the
01:00:53conflict between
01:00:55our parents,
01:00:56I chose
01:00:57to get
01:00:57room.
01:00:59I wanted
01:01:00to show
01:01:00you that
01:01:01I cared
01:01:01for you,
01:01:02but I
01:01:02couldn't.
01:01:02I was
01:01:03afraid that
01:01:03it would
01:01:03put you
01:01:04in danger.
01:01:06I'm really
01:01:06sorry,
01:01:07Alisa.
01:01:08All these
01:01:09years,
01:01:09I've
01:01:09suppressed
01:01:11my feelings
01:01:11for you.
01:01:13You fought
01:01:13tooth and
01:01:14nail to be
01:01:15the head
01:01:16of the
01:01:16Hawthorne
01:01:16family.
01:01:18And now
01:01:18it's taken
01:01:19me a decade
01:01:19to fully
01:01:21stand by
01:01:22you like
01:01:22this.
01:01:23So why
01:01:23now?
01:01:26And now
01:01:27it's taken
01:01:27me a decade
01:01:28to fully
01:01:30stand by
01:01:30you like
01:01:31this.
01:01:32So why
01:01:32now?
01:01:33I was
01:01:33afraid if I
01:01:34told you,
01:01:35you didn't
01:01:35like me,
01:01:36you wouldn't
01:01:37even be
01:01:37colleagues
01:01:37anymore.
01:01:39So it's
01:01:40room.
01:01:41So when
01:01:41you sat
01:01:42next to
01:01:42me all
01:01:42those years
01:01:43ago,
01:01:43it wasn't
01:01:43because
01:01:44you didn't
01:01:44like your
01:01:45food?
01:01:48Hey,
01:01:48I don't
01:01:50really like
01:01:50this.
01:01:59Yeah,
01:01:59I'm really
01:02:01sorry I
01:02:02couldn't show
01:02:03you my
01:02:03feelings
01:02:03in the
01:02:04proper one.
01:02:07But then
01:02:07why did
01:02:09you write
01:02:09some of
01:02:09that love
01:02:10letter
01:02:10back then?
01:02:11What
01:02:12love
01:02:12letter?
01:02:13I
01:02:13only
01:02:14remember
01:02:14delivering
01:02:15a
01:02:15party
01:02:16invitation
01:02:16tour
01:02:16from
01:02:17my
01:02:17parents.
01:02:18Well,
01:02:18why are
01:02:19all your
01:02:19passwords
01:02:19Summer's
01:02:20birthday?
01:02:21You mean
01:02:210903?
01:02:23What does that
01:02:24have to do
01:02:24with Summer?
01:02:25I don't even
01:02:25know her
01:02:26birthday.
01:02:26So then
01:02:27what's
01:02:270903 to
01:02:28you?
01:02:28They said
01:02:290903
01:02:30September 3rd
01:02:31was the
01:02:32day we
01:02:32first met.
01:02:35So it
01:02:35was
01:02:35all just
01:02:36a misunderstanding?
01:02:40So it
01:02:40was
01:02:40all just
01:02:41a misunderstanding?
01:02:42Listen,
01:02:43I love
01:02:45you.
01:02:46I know
01:02:47I tricked
01:02:48you into
01:02:48marrying me.
01:02:50Feelings
01:02:50for you
01:02:51are absolutely
01:02:51true.
01:02:53So
01:02:53can you
01:02:54try to
01:02:54extend
01:02:54it?
01:02:57I know
01:02:57that our
01:02:58marriage
01:02:58started as
01:02:59a contract
01:02:59but it
01:02:59feels real
01:03:01to me
01:03:01now.
01:03:03I love you.
01:03:05I want to be
01:03:06with you.
01:03:07I want to be
01:03:07with you
01:03:08now
01:03:08and I
01:03:08want to be
01:03:09with you
01:03:09and what
01:03:09will do.
01:03:12I love you.
01:03:21You're
01:03:22finally mine.
01:03:25You're
01:03:25yours.
01:03:26Hey.
01:03:37From now on,
01:03:38we're a true
01:03:39husband and
01:03:39wife.
01:03:40We don't have to
01:03:41keep our
01:03:41relationship
01:03:41secret in front
01:03:42of our
01:03:42colleagues
01:03:43anymore.
01:03:43Okay.
01:03:48Lucian,
01:03:49I...
01:03:50Elise,
01:03:51you...
01:03:52Summer,
01:03:53I'd like you
01:03:53to meet
01:03:53my wife.
01:03:54What?
01:03:56Elise and I
01:03:57have actually
01:03:57been married
01:03:57for a long
01:03:58time,
01:03:58so you don't
01:03:59have to send
01:03:59those divisive
01:04:00text messages
01:04:00to my mom
01:04:01anymore.
01:04:02We all
01:04:02like Elise.
01:04:04So no matter
01:04:04how much you
01:04:05try to sow
01:04:05discord between
01:04:06us,
01:04:07it's never
01:04:07going to work.
01:04:08What text
01:04:08messages I...
01:04:09I have the
01:04:10evidence, Summer.
01:04:14Now,
01:04:15considering the
01:04:16relationship
01:04:16between our
01:04:16families,
01:04:17I'm going to
01:04:17ask you to
01:04:18go ahead and
01:04:18submit your
01:04:19resignation
01:04:19from your
01:04:19team.
01:04:21As for
01:04:22everyone else,
01:04:23you all get
01:04:24off an hour
01:04:24early today.
01:04:26And you're
01:04:26invited to
01:04:27dinner with
01:04:27my wife.
01:04:30Yay!